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About Crawfordville democrat. (Crawfordville, Ga.) 1881-1893 | View Entire Issue (Jan. 14, 1887)
The Democea -3 . PUBLISHED EVERY FRIDAY BY CLEM. C. MOORE. CRAWF011DVILLE, GEORGIA „ -- Entered it the p/ntoflicre at Orawfoidv; ic, Oeorg a, m necond-eiewi mail matter. TfRDAV JANUARY 14 ISA. ELEVEN YEARS. With tins issue of the Democrat, we are proud to say she is entering her eleventh year with much nerv e and confidence. The good people of Taliaferro county liavi given Ik r Uteii support during her existance and at though the present manager Inis not been with you that long, we thank you for the entire patronage. We com¬ mence this new volume with a larger subscription list than the Di- mouiiat ever before claimed and if fortune per¬ mits she will reach still larger bounds by the time she enters li , t.welth year. Wears gratified to know that our friends are the triends of the paper and of course those who au* ardent supporters of the paper we will h iiiere to tliem with friendship diflu iilt to re veisc. Mauy have laken advantage of the “*i iii advance” system, ior ■which we return our sincere thanks. Jt shows the true heart <>f a pe on to Stick to his old county pap> i and help build her up. Anything that any one citizen erects in a county that beeonie;-; an honor to thS county hIiouIu bo the pride of every (rue countryman to stick the lighter thereto mid let it maintain its popularity. The s ople have stuck to us in the last iifleen months and the Dk mock at has been on the increase, all the while. Adver¬ tisers are better picas, d with ri aits, and readers are highly pleased with the class of matter wo use. We hear it stated often in our travels “that the Democrat is a good paper and s l.ir ■ ■ paper for a county the size of the plucky little Taliaferro and the histor¬ ic old city of Urawfordville.” Ail wo ask is the continued patronage of our people and wo will establish the second Constitution if that patronage is sulli cient. We want every man, woman and child, to read the Dumoi iiat and we guarantee them that they will find In t welve months enough information -ooil reading to more than pav (inscription. If you want the id have not the cusli, come to tout ua , and” W BU l ttu 'iwrtre86ftHTaV- e 5iui«i-“ meets with you to barter a subscrip¬ tion for produce or anything else that we cun successfully use. Ilegiu the Nciv Year with Wooing 1‘ortune. At the start of the Holiday season tho usual Grand Distribution (tho 190th Monthly and an Ext.niordin.ii v Drawing) of Tho 1 .oni ln:i Slate Lre tery occurred at noon on Tuesday. Dec. 14, 1SSG, under tb« so'e man., 'e ment or Gen’lsG. T. Biaure nd of La., and Jtihal A. Early of V t. No. 93,174 drew First Capital I’n/.e of §150,000, sold in tenths at §1 each: nuu was held by a client of «). Uouderna gel, a notary public, 158 Common st.. N, O. ; two hv Frank Metz, Oshkosh, Wis.; two collected by Well , Fargo & Co.’s Bank, San Francisco, Cab: ono paid to a depositor in 11if. Hiber¬ nia Nat’l Bank of N. O. : another col lected by J. G. Lanlandc. a runner of tlie N. O. Nat’l Hunk; the re -l else where. The second l’rizt* of ;-7>0.0iL' was drawn by No. 97, !0i*, sold u halves at $5 each: one to 8. Ilcsslcin. 182 S. Clark St., Ciucaige, 111., eelli gt ed tlirougli H. .V O. l-.xp. Co.; the ot ti¬ er to J. W. Meissner IS N. “rd St., Allentown, Pa., collected through Germany National Hank, New Ot \ leans. Third Capital Prize, 820,Odd. . Was won I v No. 92,.707; sold in tenths lit SI each: one held by F. M. tiro- , Crawforiiville, G*.; and by Wm. 1». Brady. No. 1515 Fulton ave., Evans ville, Ind.;one by Linsev Hayden, al¬ so of Evansville, Ind.; one by Win. L. G. quililiit of Savannah, (.a ; one j ii i to Wells, Fargo A- Go’s Bank of San Francisco, Cal. Fourth, Two l’n.vs, If 10,090 each were drawn b> X S.77 - and 80,300, two tooths \n\ d J. Piv:. dergast-, through Suiu Bros., more, Md,; two-lent ha to l\ J. Me Do well, Xo. 070 per: v CU*vehind, O.; oue-tenth 10 t e N \'{ Coiaiueioi.il Daik of M-u sio. Al. * one tent li to Wm. 11. Leink.uif .V Son, Bankers, Mobile, Ala.; one by E. s. Fool, a d another by Geo. Reid and C. A. Dougherty of Bakei>:i -l.l i’ . anot tier paid to W CHS, Fargo Co’s Back, S.m Fr mcise », C l. A , inaltou about the uexi tire: i \;. dillary Drawing, l-'eti. S, lSS;i, will e furnislied on application to M. A Dauphin, New Orio.u.s, La, Hem the Ne" V. .t. v. ith » We hope oar faru-.crs w 1. take up the year with hojie, euergy l tvoi.o my, aud it will brir. all v ■ Allied la h better fail, .»:.«! s K*n :L - t od oi l times of vare will return. # j Tills, in the foregoing paragraph, is S not what we saifl, hut is from the I highly regarded Atlanta i and is as true as preaching and we j f( , r ;t cot . of it to r ach every good citizen in Georgia; •‘The weekly press «f Georgia, after , having taken the holiday recess to ,, , , . : X,.. j tin: field ready to do its fail duty to v, .id tile !><• .;. ic, .’■ > 1.0wi. ' til. without a newspaper,and no man with proper sense, with home pride, will neglect to patronize an institution which advertises his community to the world. The country press of Georgia has l«en indifferently supported, and hence has not come up to the mark whJ(;S| a U(T M1J> . ,» rt wouM warrant. People who ccrupli.in that the local paper is not good enough should first ascertain whether their own mimes are on the rigid side of the subscription book. The editors are starting out on their new year’s work full of energy and hope, and if they fall by the way ide it will be becai jisi; of’ unappreeia live confjtii uencies which have failed in maintaining their own self-respect.” We are very sorry to chronicle the misfortune of our young friend, Lee Shackelford, who had just openfr up an office in Walkinsville, preparatory to publishing the Oconee Advertiser, on last Friday night the flames swept, the old town to the ground. VI)" court luiu and all the principal build jugs were burned A Cure *>i Mueuimmla. Mr. I). II. Burnaby, of Owego, N. Y., says that ids daughter » >a taken with a violent cold which terminated vvilh i’neumonia, and ail the best phy sicians gave the case up and s could live but a few hours at most. She was in this condition when a j friend reco mmeuded DU. WM, HALL’S BALSAM FOR 'i ll E ; LUNGS, and advised her to try it She accepted it as a last resort, and j w*s surprised to find that it produced I a marked change for the b itter, and by persevering a permanent cure was effected. —If you want, a good article of plug Tobacco, asiv your dealer for “old rip." Tilt* Harbor s hop. When you are m Augusta and want a shave or hair cut go to the Centra Hotel Harbor Shop. It is the jdaeo. I have always been much annoyed by neuralgia and headache and finally deter¬ mined to try Salvation Oil. lam gind to recommend it aa it made a perfect cure in my ease MARKS NEW 62 Aisquith St, B altimore, M. D. ~ ft Ys said to think that Nebuchadnezzar after his gay life had to go to grass, but sadder the thought that so many men of promise and ability find early graves by carelessness In not checking a cold in its early stages by the use of Dr. Bull's Cough Syrup. Sickness the common fate of all, is not regarded ns an ang.-I visitant In whatever form it conies. Yn ellieient ivm.-dy l«.r a cougli, cold, or disease of throat and lungs can be found in Ceussens Honey ol Tar, which is known throughout our broad land ns the only effectual euro for a cough, l e Coe reps Horn y of Tar. Tlie ordinary i muue of life is often up hill work, and at. our best \re need all our health and strength to inert our daily tiiub. No one likes to Ire relegated to the circumscribed space of u^ invalids Sf.’SXS“IS IT, Ointment is invaluable. Who lw win sens' Forney of Tar, makes mo poor in health. When 1 have a cough, cold or disease of throat or lungs, I want Cons ||one> e 1 Tar, tie,an e 1 have m it tried for the.,,* iiL, with unv rjing uc coss uml know it VI rtuos, J'M. Happim*ss doponds very much on tho oondHion of tho liver ami khluoys* Tho ill.'of l-fo tnako hu‘ little impression on is good. You can ruirulate your liver 5 kidneys with Dr. ,1. H. McLean’s Liver and Kidney Balm. $1 t)U per bottle. Indi do.i re«u!ls from a part hit y.of the .uiiactu* and is ; • ; ay can a- of a very lai inn* irity of i tinit hu-.unity i-!>, .r to. most: r. tH.h offeeUvo remedy U Dr. J. II. Mg Butte Faer tud Kidney Piliets* i cents a vial. Dr. J* Pi Melrt\;n\s Strenhthenim: Oor dial , : i l -r. hr . s \ propeith s will hri^hteu pale cheeKS, and trimsiorm a pr.U\ luv4.^\rd, dispirited worn a 0 Oi spill lUg W Uh and per t itle. i M ! Jr? ind lea VS 111 Liver uoved by aver and K in r t lHl for 't* Slood runner. of T. R’\ iU ift m* £ fordvill nt . envnxm ev ea V. ith fascinat i i v par;. We ha was never a j this wa le.iv.. .. mMMmvaamuxmm# '. tamsBUtMnMmmatmam i ; iA \ j. ¥ Vre* vr j : - !'*‘L i m%) . ’ aM ■ lp^ . r I d , ’*m U a tJ fc* jrjp*- hy)3 srerel h A r-? 2/ «-j Ahso!ute!y Pure, This po ri ir n r varies. .V marvel tirifcy ' M; hand wholesotm ne (*C0‘ 3 n the ordinary 1 kinds, with end cannot, oo i in competition i the ] < i v weight alum hoHwi&te ' i , S<>'d only in cfins^. Y .L i>AK']Ni owDEii Go., XoU wall dcc4 ly, VDMIN’J.-’: RATORS SALE. ~%\T * ( oait Hoiue S * ! ' dnPvilUi 'i Tali v irti ir. of j e.n o ti-ii' by Henry . Fly lit Or ilirmi v m 1 within r^t the Tues- legal ] e , to lie fii.'.'K ■ ii.dder, the a ot saidcouu- I '.V I in said county | »•> < lc-s, known . auj oil ting lands ' ;lo< ! .1 nd of hers, u m iril-WC: Cia ■dvil i frais of sa •ash. This j e,i3. 1880. as:■ ,.K, Administrator. TO ALL I >M IT i V CONOERN. \ K Pil A T'.vf, TV. G/'l. n Uiod-s and Tlios. J. t. i ..he last will and tes lament ol :Ueceasea, a*> tdies ^ ietter.s I)i iulHhOl *5 ship. There- 1 or " ■ iiereby re - lUlIVCl to : -1 > can, why Haid Ext Mon da in January, , should not ho discharge oti. when i v* ; s upon the stunt?. 'iveii miller / ham! ;ad oflieial sigua (.ure, this the ) i day Oct. 18<%. ..... L Flynt, Ord. T. C. The Veiv.iet Unanimous. W. 1). Suit, Druggist, Hippus, Itid., testifies: “I can reeeommend Electric Bit ............ '■‘■•■y "“»)-'■• «*"» "«■ tie sold hits given relief in evety case, Oil" mail took six bottles’, iiud was cured of Klieutnuli.sui of 30 years standing-” Abraham Haro, druggist, Uellville, Ohio, affirms: ‘ The best selling medicine I have ever bandied in my 20 year,’ f.-rFyU is Electric BittorV*. < ers*Havo'iufued their te<ti-.ni«:y, so that tho verdict is unaniiuoii • tl: t Kleetrtcs. Kidneys Bitters do cure blood. all diseases Only of half the dollar IJver | or a a bottle at R ,1. Reid’s Drug Store. What True Merit Will Do. The unprecedented sale or Boschee’s German Syrup within a few years, has astonished the worUl. ft is without the safest and liest remedy ever discov <‘vcd for speedy and effect cure of Canglis, Golds and tho severest Lu|g troubl in an irely differ— out pr m j. 1 prescrip • lions > tv does ! not dr ■y up a Cough X leave the [ lS . ease till in the the contrary reinovus tee cause of the trouble, heals the parts effected and ; ) ea ves tliem in a purely healthv te cond* Z 1 | ranonce, will ; ave c.*ctor,3 bills and | icll ot si-noi nllnt =». A , 1 ' 1; d T oral dealers in tilt land. Brice 75 els., j ar-i! bottles. ! — SlUCXSt-.'r Will! ‘reive. The best Salve the world for Cuts, ! Bruises, Sons, r , Salt Rheum, ! Fever Sores, Te r. -i» tioti?. cures o piv S tc Vi refund ,,. 3 i>ur la. f ih v. r: n x tius bii \\ 3 dread ar tr.o syateia. .iii most ; IS Ol re *■), I 16. vr in %xx I'l'iCG, to ii D r Aren St. i,, I s. w iron?th an it i • V Y\ i } An Ordinance, mnti 1 by that fhe from town and council after .Jan cf t~ he allowed to : Or f^l 4 the ithin the eo; orate ■ i yruj ft tov of w ford ville nor j Ut.pt*- 'racks at the de .t while! tie cars are passing or standing 'j I ■■ A L ne without having important j screen. For any violation of nutli ay nart thereof, the I ir shall be - 5T _*d by a tine not Ilian one i ar n- more than five I ilf trw or imprisonment in the calaboose e>8 ifiiiii on u ay nor more than five , a Jr, or work on the pubic than streets not | j jmt fiian one day nor more five. And j ray Hhposed one or more in of these punishments may ic the discretion *t tin; com- ; <-• OR T5. ! • Dme by order of Council .Jan. 12th 1387. v W. iiOBEBTh), il. Z. ANDREWS, I g Fieri, Chairman. ADM ISIS LA TOES SALE. t7 T i!l Pe sold before the court house . ro count v OOF i>y \. Fly eg, Onimary : JQ ,t Tuesday in ; j- v itSi1n the b*gal hours of sale, | hi jii ■■■ t bidder, the following prop¬ raging to est a to oi Mrs. Vail- : ui tl , late X lertaln lot _f Jan Late containing one aert | . > T It .vitii buildings, adjoining j c-i; lie north and east, | oath I). ILimmaek, and jail lot 1 . vest. Terms ol sale cash. i Th O' )ec. ibSfi. T. K. JiKiSTO\ , Administrator on i Estate ot trs. hTancv McCormiok. N10RGIA TAU.vr:::tRO C ).:.vrv. ’¥ Will lie sold before ths Court House 1 y- Said, county, on the first Tuesday in; Jitruary following I'-'e-T. between the legal hours of j sale, the of land, property: situated in I 167 nears said conn ty, known Reid, as a bounded portion of the home place of Wm on i lie Month by of .... .1. it.-id, o„ tioi East by Della the South by balance of Home Place, and on the ’.Vest by It. .J. Reid and Julias Jordan, hoi >j :ct to the rights j of tin! widow c {.-iii, for Dower tlnuvin. i ' rGc. tract laid off line for u,*.r <b a! Commissioners an- ! 1 d at hist : irior ( ourt—the pur- I fee in remainder irt ' cas the return of said ComciissionUrs is I made tin* judgement of -aid amount. Also at, tiie seme time and place, 183 acres of land, more or less, situated in county lown us the Rogers tract, bound -d ou tiie Nortii by ids of Mrs. Louisa D; Oil t Last !iv the Craw fordviile. ami bite Plains Road .11 the i Soul ii bv J 1 J t. Moore and on the West I I by R. J. Keid. All of said mom •i ! v h-vied on at lands of the Estate oi i.‘fid, de¬ ceased, by virtue of a fi. fa, •• d from the comtof Ordinary of said <•> • ty in fa¬ vor • N ey R ■ : d, vs. Alex. it. Reid, Ex¬ ecutor. r- U. JORDAN, Sheriff. Cl TATE OF GEO HA Talia "’i3r.no OCoJINty. William II. and George M. Poss, Win-teas Executors of Henry Poss, deceased, rep ■ smds tn the e.iurt in their petition duly filed 'and ente red on record i .fit th ey have fully administered Henry Poss’ Estate. SSA.lSLSS'SfaSSS.i This is therefore, to cite H all persons eon not be disemirgod from their Exeeutorship and receive letters of Dismission on the BrMMonday in January 1887. This 4th lla '' UcU h ' I! kkey 11. Fr.TKT, Ord. T. C. iLOiiUJA Tai.iapbi-vV.o Comm-. adminis :v. A. Q. Dickinsuii, ■ nnd ‘y, [ireki'Pts l n ■rt : - it mi, duly fil'd entered on re vl, that in- has fully This mlinJuistered 0. T. .ton’s esnue. is, therefore to C i fait persons concerned, kindred and creditor, to show cause, if any they can, why said administrator should not. be dis¬ charged from his administration, aud re¬ ceive letters of dismission on the MoiuF.v in Irefi. ’ > ; 7. November 3rd 1880. He.\uv H. Flykt, Ord. T. O, __ JuLOKIOl) M. Holden, ■VT A "YiVTiUT. CRAWFORD VILLE, GEORGIA, EFEWiU practice in all the courts. Of flee over Holden & Farmer’s store. ! ifiOUCY ? imOIICy. , • " " __ Important to the People. x have perfected arrangements tonego tiato loantJ on im j )roV ed farms hereafter a any ofch, ' r a sem . 1 mean just what I Call and learn my terms before mak j ing applications elsewhere. May ip, 1886. M. Z, ANDREWS. •— HPi* i^S and cured WRlsfecy r.t homo If with ©Wfl oat pain. Boofc of oar- i : S Ucalars jnt FREE. w“ B. M.WOOI.LKY. M.I>. iB'. .u/‘t4tu. o&GQ Coh WkiWliaU SU om 5 f Sr° 1)8 ., ^. ii. T C. irssmsnt. r. *.j r Sir From that personal j | say your i© a ,t yon claim for •. Col. P nt ib , of G.e Inter- ! OCCRD, 1 e. 13, li! fi V f f7 I -AQQ7 -00 I ! i AST) H KRY fall -j A -C. pCii* <1 . VOLitiA DStC / CMEMIC8L CO. ■ EALTlMO.a f,U., U. 3. A iV e. A STOPPED FREE Insane Persons Restored cat* votS. Sec>* dieted to DR.SLJXH, % Sft-'ngzaK, £i ,-iJW v.' > . , r...... A w- w . l! H Pil !* tl tij Tm fi : hi III s IIS L-J il ■ i If III i j va v-f- ik H ^<3$ i 'txf V ¥ If 1, E ■ 3ID. Or. vwiord ville ■a Georgia. I have opened up in the Grange Store on the Norther side of ilie square a choice and complete JBx nd o’w BtocibLof FANCY! FAMILY GROCERIES ' ' ' 1 nd Canned Goods of ail Kinds. xpeet to keep always on hand a full si • . >-ls in the above bine to suit all seasons at the very lowest prices, In TOBA( land CIGARS J have the best bran - t. Call and me w i you/want anything in my line. Highest in price paid for country produce. W. R. REID. xai —• Nk j \\ Taj -r.- Y ?| b -M-a a ti & 1 M t 5 Zfd. ::j I have bought my brother’s, Tlios, E. IJri ow, entire Stock of Merchan and have moved to the building recently cur* led by J. W. Tucker as ft where I will keep a Fall Stock of : : FANCY AND DOMESTIC ..a: _£1 I3H.1T G-OOD Sj Also a full line of FAMILY GROCERY S, Best Brands of FLOUR and always on hand, at the lowest rates for CASH. W. C. BRISTOW, CRA AOEDVILLE, GA. -Mi ’ I PiTKIIMl -., Thanking you for the liberal potronage oi u ast, I solict a continu SEC of tho same iu the future. I am now receUin ■ ■■ ' ^ T... JS. AND k W I W* E ■IjIDAir ; £1 'DBS, I will offer to this market the finest lot i 'BENCH CANDIES ever brought here, and at less money. I have ell selected stock of Stick Candy, the best made, I keep in stock all me a nic e line of Ca&DCil CJOOdft 5 GF* m . ..toes, Cora, Pine Apple. Salmon, Mackerel, Sardine etc. J have a beautifu line of TOYS ,Horns, Trumpets. Horses ou v* fi jels, Horses and Wagons. Dolls from 5 cents to one dollar. Musi Instruments of several kinds In fact I have everything that tickles the fane d pleases the saste. 6' ome and buy you t > i ifectionaries ibr Clirisfuias anu t . l • ; UI f. t .0 your cbilclrcn happy s *tla toys. I have also some Beautiful Christmas Tree < aments. Tobacco, Oi; 8 md Drugs. ^ * ' > WWJ% CRAWFOBDYILLE, GEOEGIA, ) ..■idzdLskk. 1SB7 " Art' o EPHENS HIGH SCHOOL. 1SS7. FOR BOYS AND GireLS. [1887 CTi ALYFOIi DVILLE, GEORGIA BOARD OF INSTRUCTION: V. T SArtFor.D, Principal. Miss 1 S. JOKDAS’, - - - Assistant Miss M. K. Collixs, .... . Music and French. Mrs. M. A. Sxsford, - tent - and PrimaryDtpartm d r. Calisthenics aud Elocution. Fea ex u - . ng session, will begin, Jan ntinoi six months. Every branch idy accurately and thorongh ly taught i > ! i: Music, 83.30 per month. Bo kd fr- 3i0 ti ; S iai nd religious privil l. AUeinli.:: to r.mrals au-i manure.- .eii as to mental culture. Give _ . _ Ls your patronage, and pay.us monthly, at leant a p of tuition, and we will make ::d srs?HEaTs hig • « HODL v . : e> HO'.-’- v ' a. :s a hiessir.g r '- ...roa- lev an enduring hen o ar. ■. Em -at to -.... whosts iiius’.rious mamc : . rs. :• —. PRINCIPAL.
