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About Crawfordville democrat. (Crawfordville, Ga.) 1881-1893 | View Entire Issue (Jan. 25, 1889)
The Democrat. 'I* PUBLISHED EVERY FRIDAY BY CLEM. C. MOORE. CHA WFORD VILLE, GKOHGIA. &tti+T*<\ at the pnatoffic* At ('rAwfordvill*, fb org ;a, a« Afteond-tltM mail WAtter. FRIDAY, JANUARY 25, 1889. If you use guano at all this year, touch it lightly. The bad weather of this season has just began. Don’t make a debt this year unless you know you can pay it. Don’t let that good rcsolu tion drop already hut stick up to your promise. — • 1 unman who began the new yr ar ba< iy is tin r n) necessity ofcndiiig.tth.it way. Save all the manure you can about your farm and it will be money to you in the ,-nd. - • Senator W. M. Stewart, of Nevada, sends us a copy of his great tariff speech made Jan. 2 . A pinagtaw bagging factory at Juniper, to utilize their ex¬ cellent water power, is con¬ templated. Congressman Springer has introduced a bill to extend the Presidential term to six years, with no re-election, Moore, the man who mur¬ dered Representative Hunt in Atlanta in November will not NrtHKMPlHiP- ch^ j YTVC 2ly into IffliHaising* o( horses, mules and cattle on his Taylor county plantation. The negro washwomen of ’Albany are on the rampage because a Chinaman proposes to start a a laundry in the city, The Alliance of Hancock county has adopted two r<*so lutums covering the whole agricultural question -Diver¬ sified crops, Home made lerti lizors. Perhaps it can’t be remedi¬ ed, but it is nevertheless, a pity that the creature lUuered by the nod of a politician casts a vote that counts as much as the ballot cast by a true man. Mixed farmin'* ^ is best be cause* it permits oF a s ’renter variety ol crops, more stock, more manure, larger yields and lessen the loss in c is ■ of drought tr tluctuatio ss in the market. It is not s.t • to de pend on single crop lor profit. Tuk remains ol me late Dr James 1\ Boyce arrived in Louisville last Thursday night • I r , he f tuneral i occureu ,' Sun J day. Among the speakers were 11 >n J. L. M. Curry, our recent minister to Spain, wh<* is an eloquent well Biptist preach¬ er as as a stat snian; Dr Bur ows. if Auusta. and oth* r disti in t. nr ist rs. l»k > T. -t v b l ii <u’t > in at an\ i r i V < X 1* ‘ ^ .Util ll.. ^ .u y -.tut 1 - ‘“‘i* > > IC il.UiUi ll caiaui oi h"ys ! ;U J 1**1 1. Hawkiilsvilie i >is P ‘ • THE DEMOCRAT, CKAWFORDVILLE, GEORGIA. GUANO vs. FARMERS. We’ve never before heard as much talk of quitting the use of guano or commercial fertilizers as has been talked recently. Some of our most extensive dealers speak of not handling it at all this year, and others say they don’t want to handle it and advise the far mers not to buy it. The tide of opinion has turned against t j ie use of these costly goods and our farmers should gener¬ ally take this matter into con sideration and quit the use it if possible. The Alliancemen over the state are considering the mat ter . _ _i and It is tnougtlt ,,u* thatthpv mail -y will not use any. All the pa pers that come into our office are filled with threats of the farmer* in various parts of the State> |akl the wis( , „ 10 ve () f dropping off the curse that ^ ^ ourfarmcr br „ thcrs poor and the curse that rids our country ofthousands upon thousan ds of dollars every year. Just think of the nun dreds of tons used m this tv ry ami aivl you von can e.UI count buinu a bale of cotton for every ton ofgua no—see what an enormous sum is carried from Taliaferro county year after year, It is simply alarming to sum it up and look at the figure r In a few years, if that amount was distri buted among on r fa rmers 5 it would make our people wealthy. Who seems to make money out of this class goods? The farmers seem tret poorer. Does the guano factories tirsti Y Nr> ql/etcillg (hetr works every year. • ( And,” they will say, “we can sell all the goods we can make without an effort.” We are pained toknowthat our people will buy fertilizers when they can be made at home that is worth twice as much as the commercial. We hope our people will take this matter to heart and st . t . if it j s practicable to give up this curse that is holding the r noses to the grindstone. Quit it, brother farmers, and make 1 what i . VOll consume _ at „, home and this / will -it 1 be happy 1 a land of ours in a very years. Don’t make threats what you will do but come out on the right side and hold up your rights. Hon Jefferson Davis on a recent visit to Vicksburg large was serenaded by a number ,* titizciis^ whom i l lie cldi\* 11 * to ereil a touching speech, con culding as follows: ■‘Here, as 1 stand before you, my love for you is as firm as the hills behind you. It is probably the last time I will st ° V ou; ^ H,f ^ ' v *^ ‘he, when 1 do tlie, with the thought and feeling that 1 have not lived in vain, and with a , love for r Mississippi that ‘‘passeth all understandings.” - s Dr« GULL’S ftCilitHtO'i ind JUMDI if Any OinUr Cynjin IN'»^ilate*tho Bowel#. At nildru»:i: 1 sts. Price25eta* I I 1 1 9 J* m 0 BULL'S Cures Hoaraenoss, Coughs, Asthma, Colds, Bronchitis, COUGH Croup,Inci pient Con- fam ption. and relieves _ Consump- SYRUP me Persons. 25 cents. ? SVOKE H* iCf Ci'HfS CuA^fTTfS for t'« J Cts. *i u m * f V J, royal mat * 4 KIH* POWDER Absolutely Pure. This powder neAor vanes. A marvel of purity strength and wholesomeness' More -fflSS'.JSSSfaigrS S*e£?^uR n f‘tui.*hJ S? y 0Y y * iAK, ' N<1 1 owl,t11 ,y °'’ 1011 '^4 7 —-------------- Int.llig.nt E.ad.r. *m noti» that Titts Puls I •re not "warranted to euro” nil class*, of dl.ea«e«, but only aueh no result from n disordered liver, vis: Headachej Costiveness, Dy , EWfOUS/ pepsia| Fevers, Flatulence, ejtc. Colic, w»rr*n?*d In-' For th#»o *boy wre not - BlMWe> but area, nonrlyoon.lt lipox IA *** kr yw h;;re, P URIFY YbtUR BLOOD. But do not use the dangerous whic'< alkal dy^roy line and mercurial preparations your nervous system and ruin the digestive pgwer of ihestomach. The vegetable king¬ dom gives us the best and sales! remedial agents. Or. Sherman devoted IIP greater part of his life to the discovery ol ,u! . relia¬ ble and safe remedy, and all its Iftigedlentt are vegetable. He gave it the name ot Prickly Ash Biti'Jrs! a name every one can remember, di||f‘ ||, lllhat Iho present day nothing has been •* *° beneficial for the B l a ....... less, and it others who require a correct¬ ive to Iho system would but give it a trial the health of this country would be vastly Improved. Remember the name—PRICKLY ASH BITTERS. Ask your druggist for 11. PRICKLY ASH BITTERS CO,, MR sr. Sewing-Mnchine MUliliili To at unco JWradp Hfplftcittg in our all part*, inachitiesJL by . 'amt ftooda where the peonla can •«* them, wa will tend rrt ce to on* 9pcnoa 9 in each locaJity.lha r*ry beet •ewinf-machiite made ia il, with all the attachment*. We will a!*o ecndfreea complet* line of our costly and valuable art pwitiple*. In return wa aek that yot» lyjfT\|VSl^^*r T «br # a»u"'».]h'rb! /CbrA COF'.hr-’,'inn I ||Ll 1 f IfLLfrcc. Thoaa whowrite No capital required. Plain, brlarinatmcttoMirivan. to u*at onc«ca»** cur '’ ,hc •ewinc-machine in the world, and tha Vlof HOME AND FARM, LOUISVILLE, KY. The Leeding Agricultural Journal of the South and Wo*t Made by Farmers for Farmers. Price, 50 Cents a Year. Though the subscription price of Homs amd Fa km is only one-fourth that of its only rivals, it lead* them all in enterprise anti originality. No .. P cn»«u.p«red when req uireii to secure inform* lion, experience or advice f tom any quarter. itikdistinctively the farmers 1 paper. A record of their daily experience, presented in a form and language which make it plain to all. ITS LIST OF CONTHIBUTORS 1* uoeaualed, containing the names of the most successful and progressive farmers of the West. These writers treat not of a theory, but of the actual conditions of litc on the farm. Among them arc found the names of B. F. Johnson, Waldo F Brown, Bill Arp. Henry Stewart, A P. Ford. Hugh Brooks, letf Wd rn. 1 xhall. John C l.d^ar, Steele’s Bayou, T B. Baldwin and a host ot others. The departments rcUtir.£ to home and the children Are nnequa^cd for fullness and variety. Fsith l.stuner. Mary Sirs Marsrien, L*nsCatesby, Patmore, Mrs.Brown, Miss Cable, Richmond. Mrs, Miss Moshy, Mrs. Williams and others. A seiics of articles oa health at home, Written hv an abl-? and experienced family physi¬ cian, is alone worth many tunes the pric* of th* “BOWERS’ FARM" !$an interesting and inspi;■■■*tg story of the success tf* be v on a farm, written expressly for this jounud bv John R. Musick. In short no portion of the farm is neglected. In its Editorial l>«* vrt'u’nt are presented the claims v>f the farmer fur fair treatment in the halls of UjldltltM id the fatr.ung community ha* no more able - cate Hon** akin Farm is not a political journal, its time, space and energy are de voted to agr.w ulturc, every issue answering ta its motto • FAIR TRADE A*D FARMER'S RIGHTS.” Every subscriber to Home and Farm is entitled to a £ ess at our COFFEE JAR. the successful guessers recessing preminuis anicuati:*.^ t $708 00. HOME no FARM. OSE YEAR, FIFTY CENTS. H02>rs A1TD THE frawfordvllle DEMOrRAT ONE YEAR, FOR ONLY, $1.35. tieiul all su'.«criptions to the Demo kat Crawford ville, Ga. with all papers at tie lowest uies. THE LAIHES ARE GENERALLY Ths Best Judges - ■ L ? - ■m JZSm. & m "vs rfcs*. '*-'ysss~ Of Toilet Articles, Hence it is nolliing strange that THElli VERDICT ■ Has been rendered in favor of the pleas - ant and fragrant DE-LEC-TA-LAVE! Tlie most efficient preparation for cleans SSMSS?** ** " Read what I)r. A. W. Calhoun, the celebrated specialist, says about Delecta lave: “It affords me pleasure to bear testimo ny to its virtue, and to state that its cura tivc properties are beyond question. I recommend it to tiie public.” Delectalyve will Whiten the teeth, Harden and beautify the gums, I’urify tlie breath, Prevent tlie formation of tartar, Aid in preserving the teeth, Cure tender and bleeding gums. Ask for Delectalave and Have Nothing Else. SOLD BY ALL DRUGOISTS, 59 CTS. a>\ <;. t a> 1)1.1 u dt Cl),, Wholesale Druggists, General Agents, Atlanta, (.a. For sale by LUCAS A IIAMMAOK Crawford ville, Ga. npr6 ly. SHERIFF SALK. * S i EORGIA Taliafkro County. JTWill be sold on first Tuesday in Feb¬ ruary 1889 at tlie court house in saidcoun >y within the legal hours of sale, one house and lot of land, one acre, bounded north by public road from ('rawfordyille to Woodsiock, west by lot of Klizer Sliep herd, south by Ga. R. It., east by lot of G. F. Bristow’s estate, levid on as the prop erty of Mandy Gunn, under a ti fa. is sued from Justice court 998tli 1 'isl riot. G. M. Richmond county, in favor of J. W. llixon vs. Mandy Gunn. Terms cash. Jan. 3rd. 1889. C. U. Jordan, Sheriff. It3 k, - Some one .stole from my stables on Thursday night, Jan. 3rd. 1889, at my home in this county, a mare MULE, dark color, of medium size, short head, with the letter will “A” on her rewarded. right hip. Plet.se Tlie finder port to Ire liberally iVhite Plains, Ga. r me at EZEKIEL JOHNSON. Taliaferro Co. Jan. 7, 1889. fSfgH f Liver-MoleB, Fim pies, Black-Heads, Sunburn and Tan. A few applications will render th* most stubbornly red skin soft, smooth and white. Viola Cream is reipedy not a paint or powder tocover defects, but a to cure and It is superior to all other preparations, At drug¬ is guaranteed to give satisfaction. gists or mailed BITTNER for 50 cents. Prepared & CO„ by G. C. TOLEDO, OHIO. For sale by DR. R. J. REID, Crawford ville, Gh. m I B«*t Perfect tiasekee w*»rh “YSTJJEE per. ted. ?a SJand run of equal *•»•*. aaSH?%S5i3 The** sample*. S»nBpIr«. II welt A* the w»trh, we send while the as buyer convenient \\^v^ } to as any '5 instalment system, is A Mj a system tt'ks>Us**4 to os. s/ifi cask The JL Q s co-operation of the club members sells us q8 watches ba each PH I LA. $3$ Watch Club, and we ret cash from aS' the Club for each watch before it goes fim cut, though each member only paysHH Bj $1 a week. • This is why we give you Eja; F«and more why for your money doing than any tha one Largest* else uSk we are ctM watch business In the world. a'.9only i'J'fll first about quality what others goods, but fcr our* [^2 oud prices quality.Our are $10 StlwerW get ntclt »ec-«| jft^ is a substantial Silver imitation any kinS\ Stem-Wind American Lever BD Watch—either huntirig case or open. BE ^39 Our $ 15.VO Watch is a Stem-wipd.iM GoI<J^1h Open Face, first quality, stiffened M ai ArnericanLeverWatch rxsran:*td ta wjf 30 rears. It is fully others. equal We to find any) VflH watch first-class sold Ibr Stiafene ij3 by J Gold Case much j id a mere sarisfiictory and serviceable than s; > SSH any Solid Gold Case that can be sold at IgLB less than double the money. as cheap .-.o-! pM I sohd cases are invariably thin, weak, IpB S a ->( low quality^ Oor&3S and worthies* after short use. WateK contains numerous important patented im¬ gfr provements, of vital importance to accur- . ate IfW.M- timing —Fmtsmt .which Dustfrea/, control exclusively. Posen: SSrm ItBI we bill is fully equal for accuracy, appearance. Watch.either cura-E>4 ■ tv and service, to any Owl^LOORall- f-j Open Face ot Hunting especially constructed for rosd Watch is U the moat exacting nse. and the beat Hunting Rad-fcfe road Watch made. cither Open Face cash or hi chib* AO these prices are all or *1.00 * wwN. * 4^1 wuct Th* KcystQRe Watnh Ct*b • » ! * <• C* » twi laiWiM ©04 VAiilT ST. FttlUlA. ft. Acuta Wanted. ssstssssfa^. j EHrnngWmSih 9mI *v moil as rceeif i c? tjr* w * ^ ** FALL and WINTER G0 ODS AT 0. MYEB’S. PROTECTION! I protect my customers by buy¬ ing tnc best Goods in the market, in style and quality, and sell them at Thereby protecting them from all harm of sending off lor Goods, and not getting what they want. Casper Myers, the: LEaiTeh'' Has the Prettiest Stock of fill mM Wtttto £1 C^OmC ft 11(1 SCC tllCIll ftlld bUV J theiU, • FREE TRADE! this I mean that you have full access to my store and can trade ™ treely, ^ with no fear that you are not * worth. When „ getting ^ your money s my Fall Stock is seen you will freely trade and he FALL and WINTER ' GOODS 3 AT 0. MYERS.
