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About Crawfordville democrat. (Crawfordville, Ga.) 1881-1893 | View Entire Issue (Oct. 4, 1889)
mile.......jiemoarftt * r*rr» f* ty, tie Fwple sod friaeral Hews. i. . FRIDAY, OCTOBER 4,1889. k I me l py 111 Visit and Compare I • Goods and Prices Von Must Decide that it Pays To Trade With m I I i 4 * "A Pit m :: 111, Our experienced and painstaking Buyer has been in the NORTHERN A EASTERN MARKETS for several weeks and he has .purchased beyond question the most elegant stock of Fall and Winter Go ids over shown to the people of Taliaferro add adjoining counties. Remember our stock of goods in eVery department was selected by our special buyer who is familiar witli f j lb ■ business of New York (having resided m this great trade centre for eight years) and every advantage of Ids experience was us< . Our goods, though the handsomest and latest, newest and most beautiful, will be sold cheaper than anywhere in Middle Georg • Bargains in ail lines were secured, as an inspection of our elegant stock will prove. LADIES, THIS IS FOR YOU. Our line of Dress Goods is the richest ever shown in this part of the State. Our prices on nil these 'are marked at Hie vi rV endless Lowest at figures. prices ranging We enumerate from 4>* only cents a few to *2.00 of these lines: yard. Black Ail the Goods latest, in novelties all the new in effects; in colored dress goods our varietv nrYnt Vs per wool and wasli goods, standard dress < surpass any that have been opened In this market, including a great many bargains in all wool goods at very low prices \ 1 have . beautllid line of satiues. nil colors, .11 single and double widths-cashmeres, Henriettas, all wool dot ni« *- ! ...... Lm.. . nd weight waterproofs for ladies and Misses; ladies doth for heavy suits, also heavy got ds for riding habits and tailor »mde suits, v ruipeib line of Jersey clo’h, Fancy, Plain and .Jersey Striped Eider-downs. ELEGANT TRIMMINGS! Our trimming and silk departments include all the newest and 'atest tilings out to suit dress goods. We make a speolait’, have buttons and trimmings to match our goods. Fringes, gimps, ornaments, braids, striped ai d plain sura, has plushes nil c<i>i ,1 Brocade and striped velvets and mn *'v other new tilings too numerous to mention. The most exqutsite taste been displace the selection of everything in this department. We are sure we can please you and save you money. BUTTONS—Our Buttons were selected to n atcli each shade of dress goods. We will not fail anti to please prices. you in dress goods, trimmings ami buttons. Con.e to us for your dressses where you can get what you want and at trust INTOTIOIVS. KTOTIOKTfS. Ribbons, rucliinzs, embroideries, laces, sewing, crochets, knitting and darning cottons, Harbour's linen thread, sewing silk* 15 c twist, seamless dress shields, dress skirt extenders in sets of three, and corset steels cotton and linens tapes, worsted, ilk IB c alpaca braids, elastics, garters, hooks and eyes, sewing needles, hair-pins, hat ami si.awl pins, shoe and glove hooks, etc. HOSIERY AND GLOVES.—Largest ami most varied line of ladies, misses and children's Hosiery ever brought to this mar¬ ket. We are still sole agents for the celebrated Y. «. F. HOSIERY - , for ladies, misses and children in colors—evevry pair war¬ ranted fast colors. Also sole agents for fine brands black goods. We have a full line of heavy home knit goods very cheap, assorted colors. Splendid line of cloves, the latest styes out, Cashmer.', Berlin, Jersey, Silks—and when it comes to kid gloves wo down all competitors. We have something entirely new and nov *1 in this line to offer our lady friends this season. Call and inspect them. HANDKERCHIEFS'—Over eight hundred dozen of the most beautiful designs 111 handkerchiefs. All linen, test colors and warranted, from the cheapest to the best. CLOTHING FOR ALL. It is with pride we make the assertion that we have the best selected stock of Clothing in Middle Georgia. From us yoii can get any kind of a suit; any color; any cul, and any old price you want from *3 Wiper suit up. Jn Overcoats, like clothing, our stock cannot be excelled- Boys Overcoats from 5 years up. We make a specialty of bojsand children suits, from 4 years old up and from $1 35 to $15 per suit. Any kind, any price you want. All our medium and fine goods were made up to order, from head¬ quarters and we are now ready to fit you up in the newest ami latest style suit. We are determined to do the clothing business, if good goods and bottom prices will do it. Don’t buy anything in this line until you see our stock. A complete line of RUBBER OVERCOATS cheaper than ever before offered and goo Is that we will warrant to give satifsaction. Also a full line of Gent’s Furnisiiing Goods. KiMrj Ptfi tmi dtp! We have a line of tiatsand caps not to be surpassed. Nothing to compare witli them, all the latest New York styles—fashion¬ able and handsome. Eeverything bran new. Men’s and boy’s stiff bri u hats of newest styles, all prices and colors Middle aged men’s hats, gent’s crushed top hats in all colors. Boy’s and youths wool hats, all colors. Children’s bats, splendid assort¬ ment. From us you can get any kind of liat or cap vou want at anv price you say. A trial is all we ask. RELIABLE FOOTWEAR. We carry a splendid line of gents’, ladies’ and children’s boots and shoes. This stock was selected witli p/peciai care and be found complete in its every appoimnent. Ladies’ celebrated “Waukenfast’’ shoes m kid and grained leather ai.d J . B. lewis’ re¬ liable and renowned footwear. Heavy shoes, brogans, fine shoes. Everything at lowest pr.ces. Any customer buying five pairs is allowed a special discount. FURNITURE. In this line we ean fit you up according to order We iiave the largest, best assorted and cheapest line of good Kurnifure. Chairs, Bed-Room Suites, and everything in this line, that has ever been brougl t to Georgia, and we will save you from IS to per cent, on Atlanta and Augusta prices. This line of goods has been a g' i ■ I success with us, hut the best of it is we have sold the l>est goods at the lowest prices. Gome and look over these goods liefo. ou buy, for we m an what we say. They must lie sold and at very lew prices. Remember We C^uaranutee A (1 boods. We guarantee all tlie goods we sell to l>e the lx*sfc tho marled?affords. We ash every man, woman and child to call and exarn ineonr goods and get our prices before buying el- where. We nothing to show our good* .and give our re ices, as we are satisfied there is no store in Middle Georgia that can sell you strictly first-class goods at prices less than ours Tours truly, JONES, GREENE & CO ■ Leadei’s Q f Pricei^ GREENESBORO, GEORGIA. Woman's Progress. i Washington's time women had ireely any rights or opportunities it of the domestic circle. A married woman was a legal non- i itity. The husband was the legal | mrdian of the wife, or rather ho j i assessed all the rights of both. In aw the twains were one, and that one vas the husband. To day a wife is in many respects a 1 distinct, independent being in law. Nhe may acquire, hold, convey and will property. She may sue and be .sued, may enforce lit” rights and de¬ fend them. Doth married and unmarried wo to that enjoyed by men has been con¬ ferred on them. In some States they vote for certain ollicers and bold e< rtain oflices. Everywhere there is a growing tendency to enlarge the po¬ litical rights of all women, as there is to enlarge the civil rights of the mar¬ ried women. Still more striking has been the opening of a vast and yarled sphere for the occupation of women. In lit¬ erature they have come to the front in large numbers. In trade and in¬ dustry countless thousands are em¬ ployed. They are found in offic e and store, in shop and factory. A large proportion of the sex have ceased to be dependents. They have become wage earners and self supporters. They are resected and honored for battling with the necessities of life and earn¬ ing their own livelihood. And tills vast army of employed women and girls is destined to in¬ crease with every coming year.- N. Y. Herald. HAVE GOT 1 HEIR MONEY. Two Investors in The Louisiana State Lottery $30,000 Richer Than They Were. The lucky holders in this city of two one-twentieth tickets which hit The ''oisiana State Lottery at the Au * ** ■',000 eacli have re¬ ceived i .ieir r»ioi**y, „ , better eft than they weretxfo week. * r n. Deputy Jailor Joe Kinchtey held one-twentieth ot the lucky ticket, No. 87,835, and Mrs. Florence M. Roclie i who is now at Clark’s Mills on tlie Savannah, Florida and Western rail¬ way. held the other one-twentieth. This is not the first time that fractions of the capital prize have been drawn in pairs in Savaiiufth. Thro# years ago *30,000 were drawn at one draw¬ ing on two fractional tickets' In the last few years close to 8100,000 have been drawn in Savadnaii through Tli e Louisiana State Lottery in large prizes to say nettling about tlie smaller prizes which iiave I een drawn. Mr. Kinch ley’s ticket was collected through tlie Merchant’s National Bank, and Mr*. Roche received tier money through tlie Southern Express Company. This is tlie seccnd lottery prize that Jailor Kinchley has drawn this year. About six months ago lie drew 85,000. — Sa¬ vannah (Ga.) News, August 30. B. B- B. (Botanic Blood Balm). If you try this remedy you will say as many others Iiave said, that It is tlie best blood purifier ami tonic Write Blond Ha I in Co., Atlanta, Ga , for book of con¬ vincing testimony. permanently cured me of rheumatism and sciatica.” ’ R. L. Saulter, Athens, Ga., says; "B. i B. cured me of an nicer that hail resisted all other treatments. E. G. Tinsley, aiul Columbiana. hail Ala., writes “My mother sister ulei cured rated them, sore throat and scofula. IJ. 11 H. Jacob K. Sfioncler, Newuan, Ga., writes; ”11. B. B. entirely enroll me of rlii-iiinatism iri my shoulders. I used six bottles.” Cliag. Reinhardt. No. 2('2<i Fountain Street. Baltimore, Mil , writes: ‘1 suffer ed with bleeding idles two years, anil am glad cured to say the one bottle of H. B. B me.” J. J. Hardy, Toccoa, Ga., writes: “B B bottles B is cured a quick core \ for hail catarrh. been troubled Three me. several years.” bottle A.^jpink, of B. B. Atlanta, It. completely (In., says: cuieil “One child of eczema” my W. A. I’epper, Fredonia, Ala., writes “B. IJ. »J. cured my mother of ulcerated sore thraot.” KUIIY’s I-KTTKH. A letter from Mr. .1. W Ruby, Union City, Ind , savs: I liav»used your Clalke’* Kltnct *1 kin (PapillonJ Gough Gure arid find |i a complete cure for deep s»rat { ed cold. most It skillful has done physicians. more than My two cliil- of j our Whooping dren bml tlie Gough ami with . the aid of your Gough Gure. they had it very fight compared with neighbors’ < hil dreu who did not take it. I believe it. to be the best cough cure in the market.” So it is■ A large, bottle only $1 on. j Clarke’s Flax Hoap for the *kln. It Lads them all. Pr.ee 25 cents. Gough 1'iire and Soap for sale by druggi t farms: SI.50, in Advance. The Veterans’ Day. The Confederate veterans are to have a day set aside for them at the Piedmont Exposition. They have selected Thur day, October 24th. That is a lay of the \Vild West Oomaehe show, and at night the vets will given grand entertainment, The old war and plantation songs of the Confederacy will be sung, and an intor esting occasion is expected, The pro¬ ceeds of the WildWeif’ .h>w are to be given to the Veterans Association. l>lspt*psia. Makes the lives of many people miserable, and often leads to self-destruction. We know of no ; remedy for dyspepsia more successful than Hood's Sarsaparilla. It acts gently, yet surly and efUciently tones the stolnaeh and other organs, removes, tlie faint feeling, creates a good a pc petite, cures headache, and refreshes the burdi li¬ ed ir.inil, tiive Hood’s Sarsaparilla a fair trial. It will no you good. Test the water. A phpvsijian, In writing about drink¬ ing water: “If in any house there should occur a single case of typhoid fever or diphtheria, test the water or have it done at once. A few cents will lmy an ounce of permanganate of potash at n drug store. If when a drop of tli) solution is added to a tumbler of water, it changes to brown; it is unlit to drink; if it roil, tins clear or slightly rose colored after an hour it is broadly spoking safe. Physicians Recommend Sliriner's Indian Vermifuge in til dr practice as a superior article for destroying and expelling worms. Only 23 cent a bottle. If Mr. Fisher of Toledo, Ohio is as suc¬ cessful in catching fish us lie is.'iii catching musical Ideas—as lie lias let us to believe —lie must certainly bo an A No. One Fisherman, ills “Robin's Farewell," Caprice for Plano, Is a new piece that you ought catcli oii. Ign. Fisher, Author and Publisher, Toledo, Ohio Price of same, 30 cents. Amerioan Suicide Laws. Ill 10(10 the Colonial Legtsalluro of Massac In'setts enacted that every sui¬ cide should be interred in some com¬ mon highway, and it cartload of stones laid upon the grave as a brand.of in¬ famy. tr Massachusetts an nttempt to commit suicide is not indictable. t ln New Yoik and a number of other | of suicides .1’ *I'J' eitiw abolished. An nttempt to commit suicide in New York is punished by Imprison¬ ment not exceeding two years or by a fine not exceeding 81000, or both. The General Term of the Supremo Court Ims curiously decided that while tin* attempt to commit suicide is a crime, still, if the attempt Is success¬ ful, It is n ot a crime, but only a grave public wrong. Max Stiuller’H Big Prize of $12,500. Max u A ‘u'o Studler A Co. r s " , " well ,l T/; known .... Clothing establishment at Broadway amt Grand si. Tlie latter held a telegraph despatch in Ids right hand tli at read like this: Nkw On i.ans, July go, is 9 . Max Stadmsii, New Yoik: One five-om six-nix drew fifty thousand. M. A. Dauphin. In the other hand Mr. Stidier held one quarter ticket No. I5,HMJ in the July draw Ingof the Loiii*aiia State Lottery. Mr. Stabler took Ids ticket to his friend, Man age r lloey of the Adams Express Com f rr „r*:l l !t,on — Ncw Vork I,n " y News, August l T 1 . ALIbii’h Manifold (lyclopc dia. 'Veeregb,- 1 to note the appearace of Volume XI1L, of Alucn s excellent inani ifold Cyclopedia. It takes the work a ] 0IIU f rol „ Electricity to Exel.ilm. Tlie tn formation . Is . condensed, hut clear, aceu- .. ... rate, and brought down to date. 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Tho Clcmdr.A Bull’s a syrup iri Hold onlv in .i ( JKt, /B u'hltd trm/iivus, Trade nvut Y.aru., tHniM to witl o«.r , Jav. * f ull'* fJt'iul (n <t ( (rde^n Uni r *4or A r !/<’>' ft Co., Solo - - Prop's, Baltimore, IM., U. B. A. Che Idol xte'i£V!E=£!is MASON & HAMLIN Organ ancl Piano (to, BOSTON, NI3W YORK, CHICAGO. M. iv f Contains a live octave, Nino ' Stop Action, furnished in t >101)1.i, large and handsome case of . solid black walnut. I’ricc $99 ORGAN, •; cash; also sold on Easy Hire j | System at $12.97 per quarter, MTV 1,14 for ten quarters, when ograu III | becomes hiring. the property of per¬ ils sou ( The Mn ho u & II a in 1 I n M.isoN I “Stringer,''invented and pat ! tented by Mason & Hamlin in 1H82, is used in tile Mason \ Hamlin pianos exclusively. HAMLIN Remarkable refinement of tone and phenomenal capaci- 1*1.INO*. ty to stand In tune character- 1 ise these instruments. i’Ol’ULAI! MTV EES ORGANS at £22, *12.50, $90, £78, £9(1 AND UP. Organ* ami I'ianoe fold for ( 'twit, Kang Paymontz and Hunted. Vat 1 loyue free. GRATEFUL—COMFORTING. EPPS’ s COCOA BREAKFAST. .. * “By a thorough knowledge operations of tile natur¬ di¬ al laws wldeli govern the of gestion and nutrition, and uy ft careful ap¬ plication lorl.ed of the flue properties of wult-se* Cocoa. Mr. Emu has provided our breakfast table* with a duiicntoly flavour rf) ’ firH.fi ■ onN m« ’ J, OAPV use of such of diet built L tii.u may enough he gradually resist strong to every ten¬ dency to disease. Hundreds of subtle maladies are Moating around 11 . ready to attack whenever there is a weak point. We may ourselves escape many fortified a fatal shaft by keeping well with pure blood mid n properly nourished frame."— (/Ml /Smite* Gazette. Made simply with boiling water or milk. Sold only in half pound tins, by Grocers, labelled thus: Jmuor lippi At Co., Hoime ipatliic Chem¬ ist-, London, England. WANTED! AT ONCE—EVERYWHERE 1 1 * 0111 . 111 . LibCfdl PaY. 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N>iydu* and Physical luipuritie* of tin* 13. <x\. iwii’jmair-iyi 4>vertaxa!km, Ilium Iting from Kuervating Folly, Vice, and Ignorance, unfitting Executes the victim oe for Work, h'tftinefts, the Married or Social It elation. Avoid mok iful nrcteiiderf. Poeflese title great w »rk. It contains lldOpasres, royal Svo. Beautiful bin ling, emlKNPMvl, full gilt. Price only $1.00 by mail, roucaalen in plain wr»j>jier. JJJus frative .uutus Free, if you apply now. The dia'ln mi fihed author. Win. II. ParCu r, M. I>., re cv’iYGd the GOLD AND .1EWELLED MEDAL from Ibo National Medical Anroocmtion for thin IMtlZi: KSSAY on N Kit VOL* nud PHVHIf \K I> K B f UTY.Br. Parker and acorps uf A *.-tatif, Pbyfi ians may l*e consulted, confi¬ of dentially. bv m iil or In person, at the office Tin: pi: \iiody medical institute* No. 1 Iliilfinrb JSt., Ilonton. AlaKe., to whom all orders F r Urtikt or kttcr* for advice should be iliD'i t« d Utp»\ tie
