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About Crawfordville democrat. (Crawfordville, Ga.) 1881-1893 | View Entire Issue (Nov. 19, 1886)
Tiie Democrat. PUBLISHED EVERY FRIDAY BY CLEM. C. MOORE. CRAWFOIiDVILLE , GEORGIA. Entered at the pnatnffiee at Crawfoi dville, Gro. g », an teeond-claai road matter. FRIDAY, NOVEMBER,19, 188R. A SUGGESTION TO OUR LEGIS¬ LATORS. Burnings which may be attributed to incendiaries seem to 1st not only fre¬ quent, but alarmingly on the increase. .................; It™, a —w '» of well for the. Judiciary Commfittee our IWIhUj re to diKCUiS the cjuwtion whether or not an increase of the pen* ally attached to the crime of p nr ton might not render tl> is crime less fre If rent. W« ... believe ... ,, It would. riic 1 he nenetentiary even for a long term of years, i» not greatly ,, dreaded . ,1 by i„ u,„ clvi.ss v/ho are ready to apply the torch nnon 1 anv slight provocation They regard ... It rather as a time when divest ed of all the responsibility of taking care of f)1 themselves, they can ,,,,, eat amt wear at Homebody Use’s expenses. For the dishonor they care nothing; for they know that with the only class with whose good opinion they crave, it will be no dishonor, Nay, they are fully | iirsiiadcd that a term in the clmingaug will increa°e their iinpoit mice. . ut if the deat i jiemilty were attached to the burning of a dwelling, a gin-house or a barn, we do not doubt that fewer of them would lie burned. The tendency of late years has been to mitigate instead of intensify punish¬ ment. Even our penelentiary, mere farce hh it is to most who are s mtonc ed to it, is denounced by some as too severe. These burnings however have reached a point that s >me rigid meas¬ ures are demanded. Several years ago our luw-makeri elevated the grade of hog-stealing and since that time hogs have been more safe. To make house burning—especially gin-house and barn-burning a higher crime, would, we believe, have a like good effect. ’Tis worth a trial. IturUlcii'N Arnlt a Hulve. The best Salve in the world for Cuts, Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rlieura, Fever Sores, Tetter. Chapped Hands, Chilblains Corns, and all Skin Erup¬ tions, and positively curesjPiies, or no pay required. It is guaranteed to give perfect satisfaction, or money refund¬ ed. Price’25 cents per box. For stile by Dr. R J. Reid. The Mayor’s Message.-May we be pardoned for requesting the Mayor to in corporate in his next message the fact that many of our most prominent citizens have been cured of rheumatism, neural -aria aiul kindred complaints, by-Salvation Oil. ami tn.it Im reeam nomD this valua¬ ble medicine to be kept in every family. Jay Gould can afford tho luxury of a Kcrcomiuencd by Gov Ireland. Austin, Texas,Aug. 8 188.1. To MR.A. K, IlAWkBS-. Dear sir—It gives me pleasure to say that I have been usi ng your gl asses for some time past with much satisfaction. For clearness, softness, and for ill purposes intended, they are not surpassed by any that 1 have ever worn. 1 vvoul l reeeommoml them to all wn o want a superior glass. 1 am respectfully vonrs, JOHN IRELAND, Governor of Texas, All eyes fitted by Dr. R. J. Reid. strike—the strikers themselves can stand the want of omul \qnent temporarily—the I business w-.rld can recuperate from the j losses incident to suspension of trade, but , no one who suffers with cough, cold, or disease of throat and lungs can afford to be without Consseus-Homy of Tar. it is a necessity to them. •'l-'or I'hristuiMs, ” This work contains nearly 300 hand¬ some illustrations with instructions for making hundreds of beautiful things, eith¬ er for adorning your home or presents for your friends, at most trifling expense, in eluding all kinds of Fancy Work, Artistic Embroidery, Lace Work, Kniiing Tatting and Net-Work; contains designs for Mon ograms, Initials, Tidies, Lambrequins, Ottomans, Countorpains, Rug. Carriage Robes, Brackets, Work Bags, Pen Wipers, Wall Pockets, Waste Paper Baskets Work BoxeWork Baskets Hanging Bas¬ kets, Catch-alls, Pin Cushions, Footstools Hankevehief Boxes, Glove Boxes, Card Baskets, Sofa Pillows, Table Covers, Ta Me -varf Sewn .Scrap Bags, Hand Bags Table Mats. loHet Mats, l,amp Mats, Lamp Shades Pillow Shams. Pillow sham lloidei s, cun. 1 i. 1 s, roilet stands, slipper Cases, Letter Cases, Picture Frames, Toi let Sets, Clothes Brush 11 biers. Hassocks, Cigar Boxes. Sachets, Fancy Purses, Slip jH'rs, pressing gowns, Music Portfolios, Knife Cases, Fans, Flower Baskets. Plant Stands, Flower Pot Covers, Shaw! Dress Trimmings, Window Shades. Feat lie, Woid, Spatter Work, Leaf Photographs, aud many other things it is handM>mel\ bound, and containing wilt be 64 large 3 column pages, sent % tir lioi Idat PruLi^baNe Co.. l>nff*Uv \ ^ y (Troyai. Ayjj Kras'* 5 I»ilf rw m iH» mmmm AbSOlUtdy AhTnlutelv Pure l tire. f rhis powder ii»*Aor varies. A marvel of purity ^tivmrthaml w 'ilesomeness. onuini u th '<.1,1 111 tin* optin'rv kinds, and i 1 in with the jnultitudc of low t, -t, short weight alum or °, r ubosii- R"‘"" it<* now r '"is Sold only in cam. 1 ' , s , K , „u,.; Wall St.. v y dce4 ly. ' ' ' _ . . __ Oood in t>vtry t asr i D. A. Bradford, wholesale paper dealer of Chattanooga. ' Teiin., writ.-s that he was senously . affix ... t<d . with a s. w re j , ,, at settled on his lungs: had tried many rcni-; wa| ,, s wiUlout u-nefit. Being indu. ed to t rv p r- Kings s‘o New Discovery for Con . sllllll)t ioi., did and was entirely cured ' t>y use <-f a few bottles. Since which time he lias used it In bis family for all rough:- . and Colds , with ... , best t . re ,.,, ms. s Thisls the experience of thousands whose lives have been saved by this Wonder ftil Discovery, lrial Bottle free at Reid s Drill. Store What will Mm lv I'o It. One’s hair begins total I out from many causes. 1 lie important question is: W hat ls sure to make it grow in again? accord ng to the testimony <‘f thousands, Bar. kcr , , s lialr ,, , Balsam ,, , will do it. It iim covers bald simts, restores the original eolor when the hair is gray or faded, era dieates dandruff, and causes the scalp to cool and well, it Is not a dye, not greasy, highlyperfu............ Never disappoints those who requires a nice, reliable dress ing. Mothers. Often neglect aiul delay in giving proper attention to their children who have become unhealthy. Place your sickly daughter upon the use of 15. B. 15. as a tonic and general regulator; give it to your weak and feeble chil¬ dren: prescribe it to your husband and sons as a general and tonic they and wilt ^"appet izer before breakfast, never have any use for whisky bitters. - • An Umi To Bone Wcr plug. Edward Shepherd, of Harrisburg, Ill., says:“Having received so much benefit from Electric Bitters, 1 feel it my duty to let suffering humanity ki ow it. Have had a running sore on my leg for eight yt , ars . my ( i 0 ,.|„rs told me 1 would have to have tlio bone scraped or leg amputated, j instead, threw bottles of Electric HHU>rs all(l gl , ven boxesBuoklen’s Arnica jqiivo, and my leg is now sound and well.” Ritters are sold at fifty cents a bottle, and Bucklen’s Arnica Salve at 25c. per box by Dr. R. -I Reid. 0 Tired ami Languid omen. How many women there are of whom these words are true: ‘‘They feel languid ami tired, hardly able to bear their weight on their feet, the bloom all gone from their cl eeks, irratahle and cross without meaning to he. nerves all upset, worried with the children, fretted over little tilings, a bin den to themselves, and yet with no acute disease.” What a pity it is. But a few bottles of Parker's Toule will drive nil this away, and relieve the troub¬ les peculiar to their sex Prom The Lone Mar state. IIutciikns, Texas, February, 1S85 For many years my wife lias been afflicted with a large sating ulcer of tJ](> w | lic |, |, a? ffi„] the attention of seV( , ral doctors, and the use of all kil|<ls oC modicine, without benefit, She was told * that * B. x . i, IS. li. would ,, curehet. She has used two bottles, and the ulcers improved rapidly until entirely cured. It was the first and only medicine that ever did her any good. W. J. KINNIN. There are oniv three United States pensioners in Coweta county, each receiving SI-per annum. Yhev 4 re widows ol the survivors of , t.-e war of 1S12. hat rrue Merit It ill Do. The unprecedented sale of Boschee’s German Syrup within :i few years, has astonished t-fie. world. It is without the safest and best remedy ever discov ereil for speedy aud etTectual cure ui-'l . Co'Ms and the severest filin' ' ,.. s . „ ' ’* . ts 01 au ' ‘ u d,ffer - ent principle from the usual prescrip lions given by Physicians, as it does j n ’t dry up a Cough and leave the de¬ ; ease still in the system, but on the I contrary removes the cause of the I trouble, heals the parts effected and leaves them in a purely heaiiby coudi Bon. A bottle kept at the house for use when the diseases make t'>eir ai> i>earaiieuce, will save d.x'tor stolls ami '1 a long supUof serious |W« a t r SASH 2.*S5!M S: Urge bottles. A nnouncements. I , ~ ! FOR TAX-COLLECTOR: ( I announce myself a candidate for re election to the office of Tax-Collector, be of Taliaferro county in the election to field in January next. L return than lea to the voters of my county for past again. favors If and hope they will so favor me re-elected 1 will fill the office the best that is in my power. J. FLYNT. THOMAS -----~~r~~ of laliaferro T Thanking the voters eoun ty for the confidence reposed in me by giving me a large and respectable Tax-Collector, support and at the last election lor trusting that 1 have done nothing since to lessen their confidence; I Tax-Collector now announce for myself a candidate for said county at the ensuing election to be Held. in January next. It elected I shall endeavor to t&ithfully perform all the du ties pertaining to tlie office to the best oi my ability. Very Respectfully, M. C, JUNES. FOR TAX-RECEI VEP.. favors. It elected I will serve you to the ; ** J li v OdLEXREE / ----------—.---•_ TOR urrii bllLItil si it !' RI ir t. p Thanking the people tor their support in the past, I again announce myself office a candidate for re-election to the of Sheriff of Taliaferro county. U.U. -------j§ JORDAN. EUli SllfiKlFK. ^ 1 this day announce myself a candidate for the office of Sheriff of Taliaferro coun ty, in the election to be held in January , «-xt. if elected I will fill the office rs best I can, and to the satisfaction of the people. J. T. HARRISON. ------------- TO ALL WHOM IT MAY CONCERN. I 1 Robert iemption I’ortwood lias applied for ex of personality »clock and 1 will the pass first upon the same at 10 on jn Oec«Mil>« r next 1886. This the 2ndNuv. 1886. Henry 11. Fi.ynt, Ordinary T. C. — NOTICE TO DEBTORS & CREDIT- >R& A A 11 persons having N. claims against Talia- the estate of Win. Gunn, late Of ,. iw am , a „ p ( . rsons indeb’ed to said estate are requested to make im mediate settlements. Wm.R.GUNN, Executor, ' NOTICE. Scanty T , TF {) „ GEORGIA ’ Taeiaker o Henry . Rhodes has and;^^m,aparlland applied for exomp tion f personal ity llie^aine ip, ;o o’clock on thefith day oi lh-Mer 1886, at my office. ___HENRY 11,111 iiUW 11. r ^r FL v\T INT , (iiR Old. T 1. v C.^ NOTIC'E TO DEBTORS & CUE 1 UTORS. J\ a ii persons having claims against Tal- tlie estate of John W, Holmes, late of iafeno county deceased, are hereby noti tied to hand in their demands to the un dersigned, uccolding to law ; and all per sons indebted to said estate are requhed t.fju to make immediate se.tlemenrs to v-n? dersigned. This the 5th day of Nov. f ** Juocra Adniimstraturi a K.uai:, NOTE E TC DEBTORS & CREDITORS. i\. otice is hereby given to all persons MeCommick, JA havingdein.mds late of agai said county isfc Miss deceased Nancy to pres lit them to me properly made out within the tlieircharacteraiidamoiint time prescribed by law, so And as to show all persons indebted to sai l dect used ere hereby required to make immediate pay¬ ments to me. This 18iii Administrator day of Oct. 1886. Thos. E. Bristow, MeCommick. Miss Nancy Q 1 TATE OF GEORGIA Taliaferro fNtOUNTV. II. and George M. Toss, Whereas William Executors of Henry Boss, deceased, rep¬ resents to the court in record their petition Ihev have duly filed and entered 011 that Estate. fully administered Henry Poss’ This is therefore, to cite all persons con¬ cerned, heirs and creditors, to show cause, if any they can, why said Executorivshould not he discharged from their Executorship and receive letters of Dismission on the first Monday in January 1887. This 4th day Oct. 1886. Ord. T. Henry II. Flynt, C. SHERIFF SALE. rrihere will be sold before the Oourt House l door in Crawfordviile, on the first Tuesday in December 1886, In tween the legal hours of sale, the following seed cotton proper and ty about to wit . 4 00 pounds of levied the 0 bushels of corn, on as property of Walter A. Beazley, Jr., to satisfy a li. fa. issued from a Justice court in the 605 District, G. M , in the county of Taliaferro, in favor of Wiight & Crane. Oct Levy etc., made this the 4tti day of 1886". C. II. Jordan, Sheriff T. C. ^ 1 EORGI A Taliaferro County. v. f Whereas, A. O. Dickins' 11 , admin's trill or of t. T. Thornton, mid entered represents in his petition, duly filed on re cord, that he has fully administered C. i. Thornton’s estate. I nis is, therefore to cite all persons concerned, kindred al *d creditots, said administrator to show cause, should if any not they be can. dis charged why from his administration, and re reive letters of uismission on the first Monday in Feb. 1887. November 3rd 1886. Henry U. Flynt, Ord. T. C SHERIFF SALE. r I there will be sold before the Court I House door in the town of outlie first Tuesday in 1SS6 between the legal hours of sale.about 4500 pounds of seed cotton, and also 20 i> lls h<'l of corn, levied on as the satisfy propertyt fi. , 1 Walter A. Beazley. Jr., to the. a 605 la issued from a Justice court 111 in fa¬ district, G. M of Taliafemi county, Levy vor of Lockinand A McClentocK. etc., made this tlie 4th day of Oct. 1886. C. U. Jordan, Sheriff T. C. Ren Jones was a capital oreo^ fellow, bi^ friends* aU°f hto.° 1 , tn Lis sweet heart she shook him, iVliidi made nlimhf poor Ben loudly bellow, v G i.-!d him friend to take named.MeQueeps. SMITH & B1L£ • PLANS. pink I ww 1 f s ps rosv.as a'woman any of posey, k -s man h J means. : .. )v-"is will dear the complexion, botxle Ln the lu cam. S5 c.per AC VKD. To all who are suffering from the errors and indiscretions of youth, nervous weak ness, e.niv decay, recipe loss of manhood,Ac. 1 will send a that will cure you, Nu\y York City SHERIFF SALE. r Inhere will be sold before the Court X House door first in the Tuesday town of in Crawford- December vilie on the of about 1 «W, 5* tween the legal hours sale. j 7 . 7,0 pounds of seed cotton, levied on as the property of It. H. Port wood to satisfy a fi . fa. issued from Taliaferro Superior 1 (tourt, in favor of Stewart & Bristow.; Bevy etc. made this the 28th day ol -No- ; veinber 1886. Sheriff T. C. | C.U. Jordan. ADMINISTRATRIX’S SALE. 1 greerbly to an order of the Court of Ordinary of Taliaferro county, will be I h() ul at public outcry before the first the Tuesday Court j [jouse of said county, on hours i j n j j) ecem ) )( , r igso, within the legal j 0 sa j e t j 1( . following property to wit: <_> ne house and lot, containing fifteen; in ! acr( . s 0 f | an( f situated, lying and being ttle town of Crawfordviile in said county, ^ road running from Crasvfordvilie ; to j Union Point. Sold as the property of y jy Googer, deceased Terms of sale cash. November 3rd, 1886. C. Goooer. .1 uni a Administratrix of M. D. L. Googer. CITATION FOR LETTERS OF DIS¬ MISSION. 'i TATE OF GEORGIA, Taliaoeriio S^olmt Tn hi^petftton m dulyfited has fully Ind fid* entered ministered on record Mrs Jane that Lyle’s lie^ estate : This is, therefore to cite all persons concerned, heirs and creditors to show cause, if any f), ey C ao, why said administrator should not de discharged from his administration and receive letters of Dismission on the first Monday in Feb. 1887. This 2nd day Nov. 1880. Henry II. Flynt, OrdinarA Taliaterro County. —----------------— ---- TO ALL WHOM IT MAT CONCERN. /n (jfWhereas, EORGIA Taliaferro County. John Rhodes and Thos. J. Rhodes, Executors of the last will and tes tamentof John Rhodes, Sr,, deceased, ap plies to the undersigned for letters Dis¬ u.issory. from their Executorship. There- 5^’toXT cSTf* aiw ‘ the] Monday 0 ’c^,‘ why said Executors, on the first ed, in January, when I will 1887, pass should upon not the lie same, discharg Given under my hand and official signa ture, this the 5tb day Oct. 1886. Henry II. Flynt, Ord. T- C. TO ALL nrl[ IUIOM ,,, IT MAI ,, . ,- CONCERN. , -ovi'vw\r f i EOKGIA Taliaferro County. l^JTJoseph aj ptolbf W. larmer, uiKfg’nedtor A mimstrator of ?i,o "le'ave to sell the land- belonging to the estate oi¬ said deceased and said application will be heard on the first Mornlav in December next. Tins is therefore to give notice to all persons concerned, to file their objee- the ti< Os, if any they have, on or before first Monday in December 1886. else leave to sell will be granted said applicant as ^^r, S ‘.™ p at unV' ’ thVs'th,* 11^ "ntav'of TIfIynt, N ov Ordinary Taliaferro County, ESTATE OF MRS. NANCY McCOM MICK, DECEASED-APPLICATION iroR REAVE TO SELL REAL Ki J^(}outy. y OF GFORGIA, Taliaferro Thomas E, Bristow Administrator of t j le ^tate of Mrs, deceased, NancvMeCominick late of ga j t ; coun ty the lias estate applied belong- to I|iK j or p, ave t, ; se n real j„ fe t0 said estate. This is therefore to give notice to ail if iwraons-eoncerncd.to they have file before their objections the first] j j 1 any on or yRniday in Dec. next, 1886 «t 10 o’clock, a. in.,else leave to sell will be granted said applicant as applied hand and tor. official signa¬ Given under my 'This the ture at office n Crawfordviile. 19th day of October, 1886 Ordinary, . T. C. Henry II. Flynt, See Here! I most respectfully say to persons who have had my services in the past, without showing any disposition to pay me, that I must have a settlement or stop serving thanks the'". I return my most sincere to those who have patronized me, arid at the same time not forgotten that by my work I hoped U live. Most respect ’lv, A. G. BEAZLEY. For Sale. The bouse and lot in the town of Craw fordville, beloii'.ing to the estate of Geo. F. Bristow—also a tract of land belonging ; to said estate, in Taliaferro county, on the North prong of Ogeeehee river, eon taining 175 acres, adjoining the lands of Ii. F. Moore, Mrs. J. II. Mitchell and oth¬ ers. For terms, apply to Crawfordviile, Ga. THOS. E. BRISTOW or JOEL E. RHODES. Union Point, Ga. Oct. 21st, X8S6. NOTICE >T otice is hereby given hat a bin wm be introduced In the present Legisla ture for the purpose of conveying by deed the Directors of the Stephen s Monumen¬ tal Association for school purposes. NOTICE. “Notice is hereby given that a bill will introduced in tlie Legislature of 1886 p r0 vtdiug for the payment of the fund arising from the bill of misdemeanor con yjets to the payment of the cost of the officers of the Court in which saidconvic tion was had and the manner of Circuit, paying out sa j ( j f un( ), in the Northern the county of Taliaferro.” MONEY TO LOAN. I am prepared to make loans on improv¬ ed farms in Taliaferro county at a cheap¬ er rate of interest than any one. You can repay tlie amount at any time. Call on m e J. W. IIINON. Money! Money !! STTO LOAN ON IMPROVED FARMS in Taliaferro County at legal rates of interest. It will be to the advantage of the farmers to see me before applying elsewhere APPLY \TON?'E TO H M HOLDEN, Attorney at Law, Crawfordviile, Ga. Money! IHoney! Important _to_the People. 1 have perfected arrangements toneco tiate loans on improved farms hereafter to as low (if not . lower) rates , tliai ,, those h 4 10,1886. Z, A.>DUEW> ““k‘éfiwg ‘ "'11:: > I :'?.'=»-““-52.‘ Wk "‘31“; " ~ 1:: ' ' ~ ".73,‘ .3". ' ' . 11:1. '1 k. ‘11:. “MW“ ._, l‘m‘z‘flfimn'nv-flrikfi‘ ‘iw ' ’ ~11». 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Linthim: but the best maiorial used. guaranlvvd. can and sue me wlwn you want anything in my lino. L. DI' ‘ TIH ) 1‘ IPQON K 9 SIIAP - \J ON , GJX. < ! ■li "M Itw Hi ai |t I have bought my brother’s, Thos, E Bristow, entire Stock of Merehan dis.: and" have moved to the building recently occupied by J. W, Tucker as a bar-room, where I will keep a F all Stock of t ar FANCY AND DOMESTIC W 3DR'S" GOODS, Also a full line of FAMILY GROCERIES, Best Brands of FLOUR and MEAL always on hand; at the 10 west rates for CASH, W. c. BlilSTOW, CRAWFOIiDVILLE, GA. l J- A ,'C h s 9 A fresh lot of 4narden ^eeds just received at Dr. field’s Drug ^tore. Remember that I buy my seeds for cash and keep no old stock on hand. All of last season’s seeds burned, Come and get tccsli seeds that will ^ »e sure to come up. aOKOWb BttKS 1 also have a fine stock of the latest School Books, Stationery. Pens, Pencils, Lettei Note, Foolscap, Legal Cap and Ledger Papers, r just have everything you need in the Stationery line, Paints, Oils, Lamps, <Ac: I also keep a full line of Oils and Paints. Paints mixed of different Colors, White Lead, Lind Seed Oil, Castor Oii, Sweet Oil, Sewing Machine Oil, Kerosene Oil, and Sperm Oil. Paint Brushes of the best quality. In fact, I have every thing that is usually kept in a first class drug stora. I will sell you a* Cheap as they can be bought in Georgia, REMEMBER that I sleep over the Drug Store and wili wait on you at any hour of the night. I am keeping a full line of Lamps and fancy fixtures Come and buy whe re you have a Lartre assortment to select from. MRS X. BRl r\r JL CLARKE No. 719 Broad St-, Near Monument, AUGUSTA, GA : Opening an Elegant Millinery Stock Towhicll she invites your attention^ Orders for Hats and Bonnets and Notion j ^’'pigRsx'aiV.l DOLMONS madrOn for latest any limit. styles at reasonable prices, Mcarning Costumes gotten up : Your Orders ResBactfully Solicited i Mrs. N. Brum Clark. \
