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About Crawfordville democrat. (Crawfordville, Ga.) 1881-1893 | View Entire Issue (July 20, 1888)
The Democrat. PUBLISHED EVERY FRIDAY BY CLEM. C. MOORE. CRA WFORDVILLE, GEORGIA. Entered at tho pofltofBce at Crawfoi drills, Chorfta, as second-e!*** mail matter. FRIDAY, JULY 20, 1888. CELEBRATION OF THREE SUNDAY SCHOOLS At Sharon Thursday, of J.aBt Week. Thursday of last week is long to be remembered and will ever occupy a prominent page in the history of .She. on. Two weeks previous to the a pointed time the Sharon Union S. school discussed the propriety of a dis¬ trict Sunday school picnic, which re¬ sulted in obtaining the consent of Mr EJward Croake, who kindly offered the “down town Park” which was HC cepted as the most appropriate place for the occasion. Thursday morning dawned with a clear sky, giving promise that every hope cherished by the many little Sun¬ day school workers should be realized. Early in the day buggies, wagons and vehicles of almost every description came pouring in from almost every di recti on. Tlie grounds had been thor¬ oughly prepared with numerous facili¬ ties of enjoyment; among which the H t ml to be observed after passing the gate of entrance was the lemonade stand of It. L. S. .Jackson, where de¬ licious drinks * I various discriptions could be obtainel. Passing on the next entertainment to greet the eye was suspended swings where the little boys seemed to delight in seeing who could accomplish the feat of pumping highest. The croquet ground was the next (dace reached where young and gentlemen seemed to pride selves In tho graceful stroke of mallet. At Pj o’clock the exorcises of the Opened. Song by tion." Reading scripture am. * ( on uotiooi-JNo. -ali Prayer and Praise, Address of welcome—by Muster Ab ble Perkins. Bong—bv Raytown Baptist school, led by Mr. L. l\ Seago, Supt. Recitation by Miss Lizzie Thomp¬ son—“Nobody’s Child.” Song- by Sharon seooo! Recitation by Miss Pearl Graham— “Rock of Ages.” Bong by congregation—“Rock of Ages." Song —by Baptist school. Address—by Master Clifford Perkins. Song—by Sharon school. Address—by IIou. Horace M. IIol den. Intermission for dinner, which was spread out on a table thirty feet in length and every one present invited to partake. At the expiration of Li hours the schools were called together with song by congregation. Recitation by Miss Floy Perkins— “Come to Jesus.” Bong by Baptist school. Address—by Mr. Charles Roth. Bong by Sharon school. Address—by Hon. T. E. Massengale. —Song—by Baptist school. Vddr«ss—by i>r. Thomas. Song—by congregation Benedictiou—by Rev. G. M. Ken- j dr'.ck. Space will net allow us to do justice in complimenUng tho recitations by . the children, who deserve much credit ! for acting their part so well; and we luut say the silver tong lied orators of j ttie day made impressions on tlu-ii hearers long to be remembered. J It Won’t Bake Bread.—I n other words. Hood s Sarsaparilla will not do impossibilities. Its proprietors tell plainly what it has done, submit proofs from sources of unquestioned reliabili¬ ty, and ask you frankly if you are suf¬ fering from any disease or affection c;titsed or promoted by impure blood or low state of the system, to try Hood's Sarsaparilla. The experience of others is sufficient assurance that you will not lie disappointed in the result. Notice To Di.vaoisrs and Stoke* KEEPERS 1 guarantee 'hrinei’s Indian Venni fuge to destroy and exjH l worms from the human IhkIv, where tliey exist, if Hsed according to the directions. You «re authorized to sell it on the above conditions. David K. Foutz, Proprie¬ tor, lialtiuiore, Md. SHILOH’S CATARRH KEMEDY-a positive cure for Catarrh. Diptlreii.r and t anker Mouth.—At Rei.IV drug store. c or Diseases of Dr.Woollejs m NERVES, »A KIDNEYS, AND BLOOD, Dyspepsia, and all Languid Debilitated Conditions of the System ; Loss of, rver cause, so usual with or of Life Inrigorine regu Lawyers, Preachers and Writers ; and Feebleness from Old Age. In Stages of. nufrs, ATLANTA, GA. lutes ana quiets. BRICiS $1.00 for Full Pint Bottle. Sold by Druggists. B. For Sale by LUCAS A HAMA CK, Cr V E. Van Winkle. GO., > Atlanta, U Q gia. -MANU F ACTUK E COTTON SEED C Xj mills, COTTON PRESSES, COTTON SEED CLEANERS, M PULLEYS TANKS, SHAETI ‘ > I.L i 1 o ii I --and r all ku ' Wi% ^ JEj 5L3 t 1 j»tt basing direct. G . < & A 1VLL N xd I 21 Wf; lATLAM'A, GEOKGIA TEETH! TEETH!! TEETH!!! DE-LEC-TA-LA VE i ■#*? v2? V ; 1 IS THK BEST DENTIFRICE i>r. » allioun lmtorses IJclcetalave. This delightful preparation has called forth the following endorsement from Dr. A. \Y. Calhoun, the eminent occulist of Atlanta, Ga. AILaKTA, Ga., Get. 17, 1«85. Dr C. T. Bioeket; My Dear Sin—It affords me pleasure after a careful examination of the fornm taof your Delectulave, to bear teafimony to its value, and to state tnat its curative qualities the are beyond implies, questie .igiitfiil i. 1 regard wash it as name a <i, a! ^(V7iVy' Ul 'tAv V' 'I"■ V** 1 x*'m J> If ., your teeth .... need whitening, use De- ,, leetalnve. It will will perfume the breath preserve the teeth, hard u and refresh the gumsar.d prevents the i raiation of tar tar. ll Is pleasant to the taste aud its aroma is delightful. EVERYBODY SHOULD USE IT. For sn e by all druggists at fify cents per bottle, i' i c v \ IiI.CK efc CD., Wholesale Druggists, Genera! Agents, Atlanta, Ga. \ LtTFor sale by LUCAS A HAMMACK 1 CrawforJville, Ga. aprti ly. Citation. TO VI, I. WHOM IT MAY CONCERN ( i EOKGi.V Taliaferro County. FSusan A. Over n has in due ionn ap plied to the unde’ g ned for permanent letters of administration on estate of Jacob Jones, late of .d indy deceased, aud i will pass upon sum a i.Mtion on the first Monday in August l • Given under my hand and official uu .re, tins the 2nd dav oi 1 ' llKSUY It Fl.YNT. rq, laiiaferro County. NOTH’.' CREDITOR!!. lei \ VI -'-F .'Li 1 .... 1 ' 0 ' TO < de. i. are n to prest to cording h w, >ns in« to said estate are 1 ]ue>tcd make im mediate mivm,; •. \V. l: r. nn. Administrator, ' a-ed ---------- 'Vig &aif m a a- • ••• ii : MHP { ; PI f2 ml Ik*" y? ‘jiifi'lfd ■■ . Vi m pi: if z0m i .; I i i; ■■ Jr-r / w m -T f; .-W £ : , .... HWi ’ "" Saw IVExlls, Wi va. ivxxiis, ^JPJES 153 - w ■ v2TOH.GrIA . RAILROAD CO, --’iviLLSELL- ROOT'D TP I? r . ICKETS TO THE Piedmon Chautauqua, VT SALT SPRINGS, GA. On Tuesdays and S. ;urdays of Each Week During the Months ot JULY and AUGUST. Commencing Maiurday, July 7th, 1888. -AT TilK 1 LiAHVINtr LOW RATES__ From stations named, Tickets invade admission to the Grounds. Tickets must be Stamped it Ch tutauqua Gronn n by the Ticket Agent of the Georgia Pacific Railway at Satt jjpritigs- < iiherw diet will not be accepted for return passage. FROM Round Trij> Rates, j FROM Round Trip Rates. Harlem Augusta w V Warrenton / $4 75 Thomson Sparta 5 36 Camak 1. j Aliiledgeville G 00 Norwood '4 5. Barnett 2 Washington Orawfordville t 4 85 Union Point (I IM'lies boro : Athens 4 05 Madison •i Lexington Rutledge •2 jo i 1 4 40 Social Oircle 2 4R - Oovington - 1"> Jefferson 4 10 ( 'onvers ! Iloschton Lilhonia r 3 50 Mane Mountain i 4,1 Jug Tavern 3 20 Decatur 1 15 Monroe 2 75 nckeis limited to 10 days, and good only for continuous passage in each di¬ rection, grounds viz: on day of purchase going, and on day they are stamped at the Chautau¬ qua returning. Limit- of Ticket Will A of Be Extended. JOE. W. WHITE, £• R. DGR8EY, Traveling Passenger ' A General Passenger Agent. AUGUSTA, GEORGLA. Citation. TO ALL WHOM IT MAY COX :kn. ( x EORGIA Tahafkkro Cocx 1 W. Ru’ieit Gunn lias in due i >■* n ESS^aassK'tF ' n nings, late of said county, deceas I 1 wilt pass upon «aid application on t tirs t Monday in August 183-;. Given ur *’•> and official signature, this day of July 1838. Hen? y Hr Fi Ord. Taliaferro ( Citation TO ALL WHOM IT MAY CON ERN. < s Ei HJGIA Taliaferro County * "*•>. Edge having m dr »rm ■' I " * o l:v until isegued for y’-t ® *■’ " x ■ T«y.or, - than Charles lav.or a- u ;. 1 a > m, nniiors ol Joe Taylor, iat, - . \ v '• '-'Yu. notice is here . v-»n . ii.r’ hppLuation wilt In liear Li'* i .t my t’.o tirst Monday in Au- next Oivt-n aihU-r my hand «»d official ui ture, tins Mrd day of July 1888 Husky H. Flynt, Ordinary. Taliaftrro < c y COTTON GINS, F EEDERS -‘ AND CONDENSERS. TO ALL WHOM IT MAY CONCERN. / X EORGIA Tai.iaperko County. sawAfidBBtit \JTXoel M. Humphrey has in due form Matilda F. Humphrey, 1 -sars late of said eoun ty, deceased, and 1 will nass up on said application on the first Monday in Aug 1888 . Given under my hand aud official signature, this 2nd day of July 1888. Henry H. Flynt, Ordinary Taliaferro County. Citation. TO ALL WHOM IT MAY CONCERN, p VTW EORGIA Taliaferro County. . Robert Gunn having in due form app ied to the undersigned for guardian Jennings ship titv 11 Mid prupertv of Will R. and Mary Jennings, minors of L. R. L. Jennings, late of said county de ceased, notice is hereby given that his ap plication will be heard at my office on the first Monday in August next. Given un der my hand and official signature, this the 3rd dav of July 1888. Henry l\. Flynt, Ordinary, Taliaferro Countv. MYERS’ COLUMNS X X X X X X X X X x C. MYERS —dealer in—. BB¥ GOODS 9 II® 8tMk : to lit FUEXITURE! HARDWARE. GROCERIES! -AND eyebyt:::ing. m X X X X X X X X CRAWFORYILLE. G T ■
