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About Crawfordville democrat. (Crawfordville, Ga.) 1881-1893 | View Entire Issue (Sept. 27, 1889)
' The Democrat. PUBLISHED EVERY FRIDAY BY CLEM. C. MOORE. UK A WFORD VILLE, GEORGIA. at Iba at CrawfoidriUe, Ch orgi*, an mail matter. FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 27. 1889. _____ Tun North ast Georgia Stock and Foul try Show will oi«*n at Athens Nov. 12. At Brunswick. Saturday, a white man wanted lo pawn his false teeth for money to buy whisky with. Romk TnrncNE: Know then this trutii, enough for man to know: Its advertising makes yonr busines grow. Tiik theatrical season opened Augusta last week. Many improve ments have I eer. made at the grand Opel a House. HawkirisviHe ^ ^ Tun of\he News which is one best weeklies in the state came to us last week in one of the I est gotten up trade issues w« have seen this season. i lull piohihiting T *•*. the sale iik o nga rettes to minors went into effect Tuesday last Kellers will be fined not more than f-KK) or each violation of this act. At a general meeting of the prohi filtionists of Atlanta last week, it was resolved by a majority of two not to call for an election this f ill, but wait until spring. Macon thinks by llm expenditure of 811,000 the Omuulgee river ean ho made navigable for cotton boats. A year or Awo before the war more than 1 : 10,000 bales of cotton welo aummlly shipped from Macon warehouses down the river'. D11 Albert Arrington committed sui¬ cide last Sunday night at Warm Springs, McDuffie county, by taking morphine. Ho wrote a letter, Wiling that ho intended killing himself but did not assign any cause for ao doing. He is given an excellent name as a promising young mail. It must ho ft fact thul at times the members of tlm Georgia legislature quarrel and “fuss” like a flock of little fellows playing in the sand, ’’'hey got mad and call each other lies fo r th fun of it. Ttys f : IMfhJv Bum-Jofinone-. Can’t wo bo dismiss ed. A negro hoy, son of Andrew Jackson 'feoloredf, of Brooks county, met death in n peculiar way last Monday. Malison, the little hoy, was playing in a barn in which was a large pile of cotton. Ho dug a hole in the cotton, thou climbed up <>u a joist and jumped or fell headforemost into the hole. When found an hour or so afterward I 10 was dead, having broken his neck. THE LOCAL PAPER. I Ion David Davis told the frozen truth when hu said: '‘Each and evey local paper gives from $100 to $500 in free lines for the benefit of the community In which It Is local*!. No other agency ean or will do this 1 The local editor, in proportion to his . means, does more foi Ills town than any other ten m,'n and In all fairness mi i with man, Im ought to he supported not because you like him, or admire Ids writ lugs hut b.'i' uix * a local paper la the best investment a eo mnuity can make. I may not n brilliant or crowded with great thoughts, but financially it |* more of a benefit lo a community than a preacher or a school timelier. Understand us now we do n it m >aii Intellectually or m iral !y but financially and yet on the mural question yon will generally tin t the ma jority i'f the local paprs on the right side To 'lav the editor of lo*at papers do more work for the pay than any other men on earth Subscribe for your lo * d paper, not as a charity, but as an investment. BLACK-DRAUGHT tes cun*sCx.mstipaUon. ALL QUIET. While some sections >>f the South in vi* iv-cn at blood-heat ov r the race problem, and scarcely a section that lias not hud some trouble in that respect r- centqv, in our iuimc.liate county and coniiuumty we have had not! of the kit:,!. And viemegLid it is thus. Nine times out of ten these troubles arc stlu ted by worthless negroes or sorry white men and most always it is strong driuk that urges the law-breaker 0*1. Tlie negro is here, and will stay here. He does well enough in his place ami we hoj»e and trust that he will remain in his place, t when ho gets above it, there will he trout'le. When you liire him, he s ’orks (if you watt M. i ti im) and gets ail - as little Jalmr as StMuv of the nue in tli.s fctioti \\t»*keis j»m! <viiv whoiv you oik' of Ui?ie % lit* is \ ix r seen imitating |s>rj8'riy u 11 c**l people would strive to keep the and woik tor tlie interest of the! ployers and tlictuaelr t ;4eiV.i!KV~ tueui of both races would h? more luaikid. Good Dtpoes $ t this tx ua TUB DEMOCRAT, WFORD VILLE, GLORGIA. pie and it proves successful, but the majority don’t follow. We believe in treating the negro fairly and when he don’t do with fair treatment there is a way to compel him to do. If you want him to do work for you, hire tiirn and when the work is done, pay him for it, for he won’t let you rest until you do 1 If he don’t do the work, turn him off and get one that will. The negro can live peaceable here where lie was raised and he must ao ik When he don’t do it. fault lies at his door nearly every time. USE STANDARD BAGGINti. A report from New York says that the cotton received there packed in standard J pound cotton bagging is alright—better than was expected. Now the question is, “Do you use the stardaid weight bagging.” We hear several speak of weighing 50 yd. rolls and find that it only weighs 32 to 34 pounds when it should weigh 37j. Leading cotton men of our sea-ports say that much or the cotton is being put up ia an inferior covering and ttiat jt is coming into market in a bad condition. The same is said of it New York. It is said that the Liver pool merchants only want it well cov ered, making no difference what the material Is. According to these facts it seems that it is the duty of every producer l0 see that the bagging is sufficiently s j out to hold out to the promisl of the m|1|8 mak , nf? it . Jute is catching the black-eye this season. There has been ten rolls of cotton bagging shipped to this place to one of jufe. This will tickle the fancy of the Allianccmen. While speaking of this matter of cotton another thought on tare pre r, 1 T bm “;' k “ l "“ sertion simply to bring out the matter for information. When our cotton is sold there is deducted from it 21 or 1(1 pounds as the covering is, and it is a *'» '«* •*«, '•'“"“l ,'■» already lakon oft (in tbo [nice) aoont 30 pounds tare. It is now evident that to make this taro even wo will have to get at least j a cent per pound more for our cotton. Will wo get it? Is is in such a shape that we will know we get this taie back after throwing off the 24 or 10 pounds here? We make this mention simply for infor rnation. Will the man who knows, inform the readers of our paper. McElr»«'. WINEOFCAROUI for femaledJipasix ....... i)L ■ •on lys. there is a prospect tbet America 1 cotton may yet touch seven pence ft pound, and that a fortnight's stoppage in October will be secured to punish the Liverpool ring One hundred Ihoiisaml spiudtei and ninty thousand looms are stopped In north and east L incashlre, and notices have been given of more extensive stoppages next week. 1 (tuples on the I’eer Denote an impure state of the blood and are looked upon by many with suspicion Acker’s Blood Elixir will remove all im purities and leave the complexion smooth and clear. There is nothing Cut will no thoroughly build up the whole consfitr.U in pnrlfy an I strengthen tile ay steal. ami gn u at.teed by ILinuuaok, Limes Co.; Wruggi .t The Confederate Home. The plans ami specifications of the Con federate home, made by Bruce ,t Morgan of Atlanta have been accepted by the di rectors, and work will begin as soon as practicable. The building will he a hand •me one. I Hii feet long and at the widest portion too feet. 8^'WINE OF CARDUI, a Tonic for Women. Caution t<> Mothcnr. Ever* mother is cautioned against giv ing hi'r’i lilhl laudanum >>r paregoric: it creat' S an unnatural craving for «timu nut*, which kills ihe mind m the child. Acker’s Bah* Soother and is apectiaily tiieir prepat- pains, ed jj to heiii'fi! cluhlreti cure harmless and contain* no Opium or Morphine Sold by itammaek, Lucas A Co , Druggists Special Oiler. li is with pleasure that we announce to our many patrons that The Desiookat madeamngements w th tint wide-awake, illustrated far t* migazint*. the Amkuh’.vx Fvhmku. pubiisUed at Fort Wayne, lad . and read by nearly >,000 farmers, by which that gre pubUeat-ion will lie mail cd direct, FUK £ our snbscri’.KT' - up all arrearag on r = 2 I*.*'- o from dat ? tn any new sn.-scri • *r **Iio will pay one year in ad¬ vance wiUt 10 cent extra t,»r (i >ita i >, ■ Tiiis is a grand opnert 2 . fir farm journal ri ' \K lli-lClgC ol n.Uuni i .• I ,l.L» |, eu & aks m the U'utliugaa It s the question * eul» ture am! the a».it! privies vast I tixmis— America \% rv is the basis o! mi iumxl ponpunt par; iti m a fg agent u Ulv \S i VBMKR >n r YOl NOT i s s Oil 11 Wtl, Y Ilflt HEALTH WAS RUINED. Her Life Was One of Pain, But She is Nov 7 Well. Mrs. Alexander Vaugfr , who o, one of the most prominent and eaten S j ve ly know merchants of Prescott, Ark., writes the following letter under date of April 22, 1889: “I owe the preservation of my life under Providence to Swift’s Specific (s. S. S.) For four years my h -a!th v»as wretched, ruined—my life, a life of constant pain and misery and torture. Food soured on my stomach, and what I ate to-day I would vo. ii‘Aio morrow. My sleep at night vlsioHH e n with the most horrible couh^iot i dreams, so much so, that I bear to be left alone; enronio d.ar rhoea, a painful cough that th feeiland retained me with consumption; my tion, ankles and were twisted limbs out swelled of all pB|i H r my m< or less. I could not walk except a level ft*or, and then with aiffi fcLbt mis , and for a while coul* not get jn £ 0 f bed without assistance. The pressure of a finger on my amiBui (Ely would leave its impression, short I thought I had dropsy, in , tion to my other afflictions. LJ Two doctors treated me fail-tally during these four years but did mujoo good—the medicines they gave me were as useless as stagnant way»r. My friends thought I wonld die, suf ferine as I was with such a combina tiou of diseases. In 1887 I discontinued the use o&We tsjphg medicines I had been heretofore and began to take Swift’s Specific (8. S. S.) Fi ye bottles of this truly wonder ful medicine was what work! 1 the miracle of my complete and permanent recovery.” Trt‘iiti.,o on blood and .kin dl*.* , n . |ik . d froH . SWIFT SFE'JtFIC ( I f., Drawer 8 ---—---f Atlanta, 3a. a woman in Maine, speaking oh *the £?,dV '"Smheal»d' l rt ’«te , ; no « „., Uon of oystara for *100, and cleared ^5 for the family, his funeral cost iiufis.” Sacs " The Chief Kr:inou Ur the great suc¬ cess ui Heed’s Sarsaparilla is fcunil in the article Itself. It is merit that wins, and the fact that Heed's Sarsaparilla actually ao compllshcs what is claimed for it, is what has given to this medicine a popularity and sale greater than that of any other sarsapa¬ Merit V/ins rilla or blood puri¬ fier before the public, flood's Sarsaparilla cures Scrofula, Salt Blieum and all Humors, Dyspepsia, Sick Headache, Biliousue overcomes That Tired Keeling, creates an Appetite, the \V hole strength¬ System. j j ens the Nerves, builds up Hood's. Wni*s:>parilla is sold by all drug¬ gists. 9t; six fore Prepared by C. I. Hood j ti Co., Apothecaries. Lowell. Muss- ! ___________ _ ■Watttoixo .Newspapers •*««« Jbree! T?« Q rt| , X 1 -to:- address and ! ; s.ntl vonr own name and tlio.se ot‘5 to 10 of vouc friends or neig hors, | on a lHistal card, or otherwise, and a copy j of ttie Sanvannah Weekly News wiU he s ' »o « ucli addicss free i TIlP ■ ,ID Wppifiv Itocnij iisno | I« a Business and Family Newspaper | for country published -Readers. It is the largest | pages’ weekly in the Smith—16 large and j it edited, is splendidly have gotten up ; carefully it send for if you and never s>en will : a copv ot one you pronounce it to be the biggest and best newspaper you ever read. Address THE Tlw WEEKLY Crawfordville NEWS, Savannah, Dk^octat Ga. and ! j j savannah Weekly News, *boih one year for S2,0t* St'tnl us voursubscription. __j IAMWALTm ’ -Manufacturer of GRANITE and MARBLE MONUMENTS and STATUARY. I mi'Ohteu Direct. i UN rn U rOR lor Building Stone. ---AGENT FOR CHAMPION IRON FENCE CO • * CAA*Yht* Host in the World. New Dcsigus! Original Designs’.! LOW PR CEa Send fi hem. Offi ie ini Steam Works, .>•29 \ 531 Broad AlT.USTA.Ga All H oik 1*uarunked. seplj E. E. JONES, - Stoves and meare. The best on the market at lowest prices. Jti-Bj „ ill« *9 ^^i^rTCrxga .sTJgw s 209 Broad St. NEW LEGAL ADVERTISEM’NTS. TO ALL WHOM IT MAY CONCERN, / 1 EOliGIA Taliaff.kko County. fetters ‘^“pSmanSEt Estate of of administration on the of ^ 1 ^ coumvwle cation on the first Monday in October, isso. i Hiven under my hand and official signa- 11 , 11 . Flynt. Ord T. 0. to ALL WHOM 1 t MAY CONCERN, /'i EORGIA, Taliafebbo Countv: of adutalstration on the Estate of Robert | M.wre, application deceased, on and the 1 7th will day of pass October, upon j Given under hand and offieial signa my . ""“ M te*‘lL 8 KSir6». 0. NOTICE. — To Appoint an istrator of the Estate of James M. Triplett, dec'd. ssbzjSsv. June, Triplett petitioned on 3rd day of the 1889, for letters of administration on | estate of deceased, James M. citation Triplett, having late been of said iss county failing to sued according to law, and they give bond, it is ordered that citation issue to appoint some good ami suits Die person to administer on said estate. If no ap i plication for sail’ administration , ,U<" I-, Ui U V...L, I 1 (ft ill I appoint mi the 1st Monday of October, Lister j some good said and state. suitable < ! •rson to admin on ( *er mv ln»n4 -i* ’**fficial sigmi ' lITcxfiv Li. Ft yntTO. T. Cl U Application , tor Twelve Months Support. TO ALL WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: /GEORGIA, Taliaferro Bounty: applied to the undersigned fora'' twelve months’ Support for hereself and two minor ehildern,' James M. and lVarl Triplett*', out of the Estate of Jamee M. SKSSHaS'Si tiieir Return as*'ren'lired law anywL bv nteresikd VII persons concerned ori,. in said Estate will show cause before me on the first Monday in October, 1889, why said application for twelve months, sup port should not be granted, and said Re turn recorded. HKNKY Henry H a. KLYNT Ft ynt Ord Or,l. T 1. C c. virtue Mortgagees Sale. T)y Omade and and authority of a executed to me on June 3rd 1889 with power of sale by till'Georgia Electric Mound Company, 1 will put up for sale to highest bidder under the s mie rules as pertain to Sheriff’s sale nil that property being of the followin : character and description, to wit: All that tract of land in the Siate of to orgia and < '*>u 11 — ty of Taiiafei ro eontaini; g one hundred | 0,1,1 or Southand IKestby L. A L. HtUmati; NorU' by O I h and A. Moore, and tin-land East by v s * m< ; upon *’hafts, 1 or * 10 wells, <jeorgm nrestituatei hleetrie atiliilman Hotel and in Taliaferro County; Alsir all that lot ot furniture consisting of Bi 'ls. Bedding, Blankets, Sheets, Carpets, Chairs, Rugs, Tables, Table furniture of all kinds be longing to said Hotel Also one iron safe and office fixtures, and desks and all other furniture in said Hotel; also one Steam Engine now in the County of Taliaferro afaresaid and used for the purpose of said Hotel and also one Bay Horse and one Carriage on said premises, All the said property to be sold on Monday ^^’^^of^under'thelld the 7th day of Oetoter, is 9, at power of sale in said Mortgage. Terms of sale Cash. Said property soul to satisfy certain notes secured by said Mortgage and halnnuoof procuods. if any, to bo •' jl" pa £ e of A «)N, ee. WRITE YOUR NAME A AND THE N AMES OF Pos- 5 of lour Neighbors V) ON V POSTAL CARD AND ta! ADDRESS IT TO a. THE CONSTITUTION r * ATLANTA. GA., Gets And ail six of you wil t a free sampie copy of the Six Great Sou'hern Weekly! You thus give y ll Free! —week's reading free— of t t print >aper in Amei “dill tele He* HE s” ‘Betsy Hamilton,” write for it. linage and Sam Jones preach, t it Dr. Joi s writes the “Farmer's Pa Mrs. King writes the “Worna Kiv .m,” “War stw 8.” Pictures ange Lands, ” “Travels and Adventure. in everv issue. PEBFf azJNL ;ng$, , r i ►rs iy -j: Vt Ca Tilt: (ON^TI I l TM»\. Don t delay Write quie K. AIUdU« Ga ' - *■ > . M $p ' : VST Ijlf m - : ; hr'.3W"T-'- ' ^ev r n slid Li; < .•TY T-'r l i ; ' $’V ’ , ■.“X r'.;.r-, ;Ab III : c- v . • ' , - - . • g.-'-v,- .. ; 'MU -CQ. BN&m -•A __T' • ^ mm? - W. H. HOWARD. C. H. HOWARD. S. P. WEISIGER. W. H. HOWARD & SONS., Cotton Commission Merchants, No. 20 Melntosh [ 7 th St ] Augusta. Ga. jj&C^g^Orders for Bagging and Ties and Consignments of Cotton Solicited. . aug30-3m NEW LEGAL ADVERTISEMENT ( ___________________ NOTICE.—-To Appoint an Admin j istrator of the Estate of Mrs. Matilda F. Humphrey ,dec’d qtatk of Georgia, faliaferro County, To all whom it may concern: V. G. King H.t-- in due form applied to the un- 1 ; tatc oi. Matilda F. Ilmnphiey, late of said j ^ed'Ers'oTsaffi ’cslate forAim purpose of collecting and paying the debts of said estate, and I will pass upon said applica¬ tion or. the under 1st Monday hand in and October, official signa¬ 1889. Given my ture. This 28th IIenrt day II. of August. Flyst, O. 1889. T. C. 1 eoroia Taliaferro County: ' F Ordinary’s ofac'of said county. ** e. me E. fiiro rOruLirly the wife of Gusfevvus liird, but la*3 i f said county, deceased, departed 1 1 1 1 - c intestate ori or before the 22nd day her of death February, in said 18s7, county, residing and at the time of therein, being pospssed which said of a considerable shown to estate estate is me representc i i‘ ndTt Vv'' '‘Se'.ml'^VdiffimstrMior .^ sh«ntn ’ ’.V LmR !mi ivanklin 1 irtlmr mi >• a* >•‘'<1 ,m . .lints fcranWm Phelns helps Is is a a tfSS t 1!, rd,d-c’d, to be and appear at iny office at 10 ft * cl ? , :|j A ’ M ’ on /j rst M ?" da y in ° ct,:be , ‘' l th , « n and th ^‘‘ tu show , cause if any they can why , the admims- , tration on saM estate should not be ves ted in the Ci-rn of the superior Court of ra.iaferro county or some oilier fit and proper person under as required hand by d law. official Given my a 1 sig nature. This 4th day of September 1889. Henry II. Fi.ynt, Only. T. C. DEAL ESTATE For Sale o x southeast corner of Public Square, 1 ’rawfordville, Ga., within 50 following yards of eourt huiMing-^o^ufcet-tor,* house l'{ acre lot with the d with 2 story, containing thre-* rooms, also another store ,„ x ,, ri ,. K i mi |,ling with 2d story of wood a j s0 a good s room dwelling, large garden, Larn and stable, and a well with wa t<r ■ This is a bargain at 81,750, and can be bought by applying to. J T. ANDERSON, Real Estate Agent. A then Ga. __ LUMBEs! Lumber! Crops are unprecedented— while ' VIlllc nature lldLUIC sniiles b ‘ llllCb make IlldKl vour ) UUI mules, COWS &C , leel glad al so by building them neat and commodious shelters from the cold storms of winter. Lumber ot all kinds at the lowest prices apply in person or address, L. A, BRAKE, Sharon, Ga d LIPPMAN S fist LiSa, * PYRAFtibE! l - sUf\Ea ? r\ ^E ran CHILLS 8\FEVER DUMB AND L FOB SVLE BY ALL DBLGGIST6. i The Largest Stock in this Section. Tin Roofing, Sheet-iron work and everything apper taining to the business at prices as low as they can be had anywhere. GEORGIA RAILROAD 00. Stone Moutain Route. Office of General Manager, Augusta, Ga., Sept. 21 , 1889 . /COMMENCING \ tlie following Passenger SUNDAY, Schedules 22nd, lust.. will j be operated: -= FAST LINE ; — No 27 West Daily. , No. 28 East Daily. Lv Augusta 7:45 am Lv Atlanta 2:45 pm Lv Ar Athens Athens 11:40 8:30 a m m|Ar Lv Or’dville Athens' 3:50 5:54 pm ” a Ar Wash’t’n 10:40 anpAr Wash’tn 7:20 ” Lv Wash’t’n 7:20 a m Lv Wash’tn 4:20 pm Lv Or’dvilie 9:42 am! Ar Athens 7:00 ” Ar Atlanta 1.00 p m|Ar Augusta 8:15 pm ! No. 1 West Daily. No. 2 East D>- . rrai pm >>t -rr ^ ■*£ r r r Wash’t’n Camack Atliens 2:20 1:16 5:15 pm pm pm 1:32 pm ! -*1 r Macon 6:00 pm r Augusta 3:15 pm No. 3 West Daily, j No. 4 East Daily. Lv An R nsta 11:00 l im Lv Atlanta 11:15 pm Ar L’r’dvihe 1:84 am; Ar Cr’dville 3:58 am Ar Atlanta 6:30 am \ A r Augusta 6:48am ---------------------------. * "i " 11 h"'"! & White Plains K. R. Leave Union Point *10:10 am *5:40 p m 4 Arrive rt ! v ® |!Tp, W lute I lams • 11:10 a am 111 6:40 pm P m Leave White Plains *8:00 a m *3:30 p m Arrive Siloam 8:35 am’ 4:05 pm Arrive Union Point 9:00 am 4:30 pm lnniy „ E except Yc5pt Sunday .sumiaj, ----—— ^■’/"Superb Improved Sleepers to Aug¬ usta an,! Atlanta. No.27 anil 28 stop at, and receive passen gusto and from following station only: Grovetown, Norwood, Harlem, Hearing. Thomson, Barnett, Crawfordville, Union Point, Greenesboro, Madison, Rutledge, Social Circle, Covington, Conyers, Litho ilia. Stone Mountain and Decatur. Parlor cars on 27 and 28 between Au gusta and Atlanta. pasX'e^' Train No 54 on Athens 4 Branch (rives for No. on mate line 15 minute m,nU “ b for tor suodm supper at Harffim ,larlem ’ J. W. GREEN, Gen’l Manager. E. R.DORSEY, Gen’l Passenger Agent. Joe. W. White, T. P. A. __ Augusta Ga. MON EY TO LOAN, On Improved Farms and Town Prop —orty in — TALIAFERRO COUNTY. For 2 or 5 Years, In sums of 8200 and upwards, at the the lowest rates yet offered. Bor¬ rowers ean pay back whole or part of loan at any time. Apply to B. S. IliWIX, Washington, Ga. 10 MACKINAC Summer Tours. Palacc Steamers. Low Rates. F* y Trips pier ‘Wpek Between DETROIT. MACKINAC ISLAND Pc-:cs key . . atilt s*f». JlAtie. t and Lake Sun n T/ v Parts. Every Week Day Between DETROIT AND CLEVELAND ■ f August ud S«pt. DTab!-* Da:: v Line Be*ween CH CtGO AND sT. JOSEPH, MICH. C'il tLLUST!XA T ED PAMPHLETS Late* n Ticks a w ill be f u'•niah.ed. i * Acent, or * address E. E, W-fTCOMB, G. P. A., Dettost. Mich., Detroit and Cleveland Steam Nav. Co* CEND d US A s-zvoiiijon work;
