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About Crawfordville democrat. (Crawfordville, Ga.) 1881-1893 | View Entire Issue (April 1, 1887)
TlIE DKMOCRAT. _ PUBLISHED EVERY FRIDAY BY CLEM. C. MOORE. CRA WFORI) VILLE, GEORGIA. Ent/-rf<l at the po»t office at ( rawfoidvilta, G- Dig a. as won M-<•!*** mail matter. — — - FRIDAY. APRIL 1, 1887. CITY OF AUGUSTA. A Few Remarks About the Ver nerable Old City of the South. Afoi.’HTA, Ga.. March 151st 1887.— Friday last a meeting was held for the purp se of locating the site of the new Custom House and there was great wire working, it is said to se¬ cure ttle lots of citizens suitable for the location 01 the tmil 'ing. To the energy of Hon. George T. Barnes is ascribed the success in getting the ap propi iatiou for the purchase of the site ami the erection of the building. The Adkins House, No. HI I Ellis Street, kept by Mr. A. J. Adkins, is one of the la st kept houses In the State for the reasonable charges made. The table is well supplied witli the best the market affords; the rooms are neat ; beds good and every attention is paid tlie guests. The excellent music almost daily dispensed by Mr. A.’s charming daughters, Misses Fannie and Della and gentlemen boarders, is well worth the fare ial.es. The house lias telephone connection and electric lire alarm hells iu every room and free omnibus from railroad to the house. Mrs. A., who is an excellent lady and hostess, gives her personal attention to the cooking de pai Inient. The Augusta Gazette made Its ap¬ pearance Saturday last. It is well edited, well printed and we wisli it great success. It’s sole proprietor is Mr. B, M liter,a brilliant wi iter,former¬ ly with the Greenesboro Homo Journal and a veteran in the newspaper busi¬ ness. Its subscription price is 50cents per annum, and those who want a live paper brimful of news would do well to sulrseribo for it, \ When uu old frr antib^Dum citizen vis- of RA u K l !2i misses thousands ^ipf the good gooeby THE DEMOCRAT, CRA ORDVILLE, GEORGIA. ‘\T mkm»„<»,»«,mo Intent, street near Ga. li. I*. Rank iu 1840. In 1810 he cam*'to his present stand, lie holds the office of director or the Augusta Gas Co., and of the National Hank of Augusta and of Au gnsta & Savannah li. It. Co. He has advanced much; Iris worth is being et tirnated at between one-fourth and-one half rnilliea dollars of money in hi" business. No citizen in Augusta stands higher In the public esteem. His life in Augusta has been a perfect and beautiful illustration of a citizen faithfully discharging all the duties of citizenship in his adopted homo far from his fatheiland. Visitors coming to the Ga. It. It., Convention will find it to tlie.ii inter¬ est to call on Mr. J. II. Fearv, 72!) Broad street. He pays the highest priee for old gold and silver on ex change for goods and keeps a full line of gold and silver watches, Diamonds, gold jewelry, solid silver, plated ware and the fountain pen—all of which he secures at the lowest prices. N. A Gram! Record. 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TO A l.L WHOM IT iUY CONCSRN. fTEORGIA TALIAFF.RW, lianas COUNTY. \ X Washington Wi I las applied for and exemption valuation of personality of Homestead, and settingjapart and i will pass upon the si rue at ten o'clock oa the This fourth 16th day day of of April March 1887, 1887. at rxiy yfflee. Hen hy II. Flynt. Ordinary Taliaferro County. TO ALL WHOM IT MAY CONCERN. * / 1 KORGIA TALIAFERRO CoirmK applied I William the A. undersigned Legvven has for in permiftnent duet'/brin to letters of administration on the Estate of Mrs. Mary 8. Fitts late of said said comity a||>plica» de¬ ceased, and ! will pass upon tlon on the first Monday in May 1887. Given under my liana and officii! signa¬ ture. , this the 7th March 1887. \C. Henhv II. Flynt, Ord. T. qt.aTE ^(’orxrv. OF GEORGIA , eri () f (j e orgia, having of the applied and to be property appoint of guardian person Marvin l’ojrn, a minor under fourteen years is of age, resident concerned of said county j be ;; thsl and to cite al I persons to appear to be at held the term next after of the tile court,e<>G|di exp 11 ' 1 ', >n n of a ry, publritr thirty days from the first n of this notice which will be on rif sev enth day of Match 1887. and show * f| ause jf al) y tiu-y can why said .lamest- Hth, Ar, thyny should not be intrusted the nature. This 26th day of Jannarf 1:88(. { , __________________•; ordinary of'Sli^wr/' "Kty. *! x ; TREATMENT. 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Two thirds of our former stock was burned up, so that in present ing a full stock for Spring and Summer trade we offer a far larger proportion of new goods than any other house in this section, and the well-established reputation of our buyer, Mr. Daly, for ability and for being painstaking, is the surest guarantee that the selections are the best, and the prices the lowest that could he obtained. To make the matter certain, now “v" as “‘"“J alwavs we v & <rive an unqualified l guarantee o on r prices against every market in the United States. Samples sent on a rmli( 1 1 ation. In ordering 0=5 goods or samples, t state as exactly as possible the kind of goods desire! and the prices; also whether we will substitute something else when we have not tl» precise article o.dered. DALY & ARMSTRONG. ’i tei r » Don’t Stop 3MEe!” I am on my way to the Cheap Cash Store of CHARLIE BERGSTRuM where I can get a full supply for my en¬ tire tribe with a FEW DOLLARS. Dry Goods, Provisions, Clothing, Boots, Shoes, Hats AND EVERYTHING CHEAP AT Crawfordillo. Gr-a. -v’
