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About Crawfordville democrat. (Crawfordville, Ga.) 1881-1893 | View Entire Issue (Feb. 21, 1890)
VOL. XIY. DRUG S=AND=MEDICINES. DRUGS & MEDICINES. . DRU G S—AN D=ME DICINES. AVGUSTA LUMBER CO • 1 LUMBER OF ALL DESCRIPTION, Enquiries and Corresponbence Solicited. Address -Augusta Lumber Co., Augusta, Georgia. ^^jTONCEJMIOJS-o ms S.— RACINE ,WIS. 777/tf m I \tWz\ S Log,LumberYard W AGOflSfALL & GitVTrucRs^ STY LES. ^' 'tYapies Chaise. PATEMLjCflAiSE BRAKE FISH BR 9 S WAG 9 H G 9 - RACINE,WIS. EVERY LADY - WAOTS 9k \ Thm is your ___ |Kp|hity. A now Silks £ p,' ] T < m l l,f ’ manufac g. feta Our’reduced bring prices the best goods | |j within We aro reach the of only alt. - I manufacturers | Uie U. S. I C g a gg & A take no risk. We w arrant every mS piece of goods as §MgHjg|g| represented, or money refund &L ed. See our re mmm i!^@are ferences. We the ■4 r^n Silk u t '4 « w.tot ed in 1838, pcrience? ar8 We' guarantee the CHAFFES : DRESS SILKS, for richnees of color, finish superior and wear¬ ing qualities, to be unexcelled ^S suicmjm the __ ^vr or-ld. Re Oner these Dress hllr-8 in Dros (irains, Satina, Surahs, Faille irancaise and Aidaj Cloths, in Blacks only. postage) and Sena us forward a 2e.-etamp( samples to pay of all ou,i i we will you styles free with prices, and you can see for yourselves. i 0.8. CHAFFEE & SON s | • Mansfield Centro, Conn. ! Befer. hr pencioeiOD. to Fir*t Kational Bank. Win4AasD Nation* Bank,Dime of WiUimantic, Savings Bank. Conn Wil fimantic Sevlaga lustitaie, RECOLLECT ffi?£ffS*iiKl2SSS?S present the buyer with loot, ; nreso. * m CT3 oo trs delivered to you aa . / en o V L / a By CLEM. 6. MOOBE. Hans muck, Imc'i?.sdfcCo - I -AND -OF I 0 V PRICES! CRAWFORDY1LLE, GEORGIA, FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 21,1890. DRUGS & MEDICINES. 1 HIS year season IS in of which THE the BEST to purchase a Black Silk or Satin Dreas. It is adapted to so many uses for which ladies reouire a becoming and handsome ( ] r ess ; for house wear, as hostess or guest, make calls, attend church, receptions, wed dings, parties, lectures, amusements and Black en tertainments Silk of all kinds. A good and or Satin Dress retains its beauty fine appearance many years; outlasting and out-wearing half-a-dozen ordinary dressea. A GKEAT many are now looking around to see what to give as a HRISTMASJ BIRTHDAY or H£W YEAR PRESEHT. In many cases it is the intention to present the ?(. an officer, paste*-, or a lady and beautiful. To ail such we say send u. 2 cent stam P and GET OUR SAMPLES and P nc e s > you will soon be convinced that a Black Silk or Satin Dress is just what you have been LOOKINC FOR. Everybody we sell to is as well sat isfied as the following parties: westsost, Kentlckv. M.y 1.18W. £ firput.iic. niiX “ ^o„d?rfui io showing a tor^ friends too^r» tb. , f tak^ pisssare my ^ciple* and Respectfully, adv.-ing them Miss to purcha« M. GUYTON. of you. E. Office of Biblical Rxccmux*. 1 Halkioh, N.C., Dec. 17, l&a.( Vfessas. O. S. Chazfpe A Sort: Otar Sirt— The package of ctik for my wife came safelv ami soumilv to hand to-day. She,a delighted and with it and with pleased her. 1 that highly vnu appreciate were *o prompt the generous com piiment mv- lf, and enelose check for (he 125 00. With very best wishea, C. T. Bail*y. REMEMBER, {our term x are to liberal Black Silk or Satin Drew when bought direct from our factory is the MOST ECONOMICAL dress made. We guarantee perfect satisfaction or refund the money, 0. S. CHAFFEE & SON. Manifold Centra Coax Beveted U the Int«mt #f Taliafprr* County, th« People aid deaeral Revs. EARLY TIMES. A FEW STRIKING PAO TS, Of the History of Grawfordville and Taliaferro County. Few subjects can be of more interest to ns than the early history of our town and county. It is something which we should strive to preserve in order to hand down to our children's children, the truthful details of our county’s eventful history. Our couty was formed from a por¬ tion of each of our sister counties, giving off generously of their own do¬ mains. Eacli one of the four counties Wilkes, Warren, Greene and Hancock cornered in the horse lot of Mr. Wil¬ liam Reid deceased one of our most prosperous farmers, whose deuendants still live in and around our towu, and are considered the worthy represena tives of this stanch and noble old citizen. In the early days of 1826, the site of our town was selected and in 1828, our court bouse was built. Our own loved Stephens waa the first lawyer who was admitted to the bar in this veneiable old building. At that time the threo leading men of the place were laughingly styed by Mr Stephens * ‘the Triumvirate,” and the names of Quinea O’Neal, Oiiesley Bristow and William Alexander are still reuaein bered by many of our citizens. The oldest house in our town is the one now owned , and , occupied . , by , Mr. Iienry Hammac* and his family. It was built by a man named Janes, and he or his son built tile house now oc enpied by Dr. Kent, winch stands about half a mile from town on the road leading to M'Lear’s bridge ou the Little River. Then the next oldest liouso is the old llammack home, which stands on the same lot as* tho large Gin shop, fronting Main Sreet. It was the hoo u for many years of Judge J. Dv M »"imack. and 11 o- " * *-» ’ t ays gone-j. / In 1829, the good citizens of oui^*jl^ tle town coneluJad, to tnovo the Bf)b tist church—Bethel, which ut tlutt time stool on the woo led knoll be tween the forks of the two public roads leading to Greene3boro aud VVlute Plains,—and put it in the town. So the site was selected and the church was brought and unt up where our elegant new B.ibtist building now stands. So many long years hu vo elapsed that names of the original architects have been forgotten, but the church stood as a monument of the virtues of our sturdy forefathers and right nobly did it fullttll the purpose for which it was designed until at last, after near a century of usefulness, it was decreed that a large and more commodious chinch was needed, and so in the year 1889, the contract was given Messrs. Rhodes Jackson, Henry and Boone, and, our town ban an elegant church comparing favorably witli any of our,sister towns. In the same year, (1820), the hand¬ ful of Methodists built a small church near where Mr. Joe Farmer lives but it proved to be inconvenient to get to and from, and it was moved over to the lot now owned by Mr. Tropee. Here it remained for some years, but the few Methodist fa nilies living near, had moved away, settling elsewhere and so few remained that services were discontinued, and finally the building was sold to some farmer living out in the country and be tore down and hadutod It away. In 1870, Alien Thomas, a young Methodist minister, who shortly be fore had left Ernory College full of youthful hopes, and bis iie.irt glowing i witli holy zeal, ’ formed the resolution j of :l « aln . establishing . a St. ,, E. T , church . . at Cravrfordville. The land was given him by lion, Alex. Stephens, and the clrircli was built upon the corner of tho park ; gating Liberty Hall, and stands to day s monument to the kindness of heart, and 1 1 be r.’i 11 y of views which ever distinguished the dead stateman, wliose remains now lie enclosed in ttie modest railing so near tlie church, and In plain view of the worsliippers with¬ in whose songs of prajer and p-aise ate wafted aixive to that Home to which he has gone. [to be costixvbv.] > Tlie Barber 8Hiip. When you are in Augusta and want! a shave or hair cut jro to the Central Hotel Barber Shop. It ia the pUce The Sumter county Alliance are go -ing ahead with their bagging factory. A good little boy in Georgia who was kicked by a mule did not say naught y words or go home crying to his mother, Ho just tied the mule within five feet of a hoe hive, bached him around to it aud let him kick. Much opposition is arising in Mexi¬ co to negro immigration. PeUtiousa goinst it are to be circulated through¬ out the country, and;several proj-ietors have already refused to sell land to the new comers. A Bill lias been introduced in the Mississippi Legislature, petitioning cohgress'to repeat the fifteenth amend¬ ment to tho constitution of Lhe United States, which allows negroes to vote. A continual coughing Is very annoying to persons sitting near yon in any kin I of a gathering; besides, it is of givaj damage to the throat and lungs, is exceedingly dangerous at this season of tho year One half bottle of Hoggs’ Cherry Cough Syrup will reiiovo any ordinary cough, and tliis remedy costs no more than the Inferior grades that are thrown on the tifti kot to sell at enormous profits. Dr It. J. Reid Druggist. The ground on which. Trinity church in New York stands is worth $14,000,000; fJW that where St’ Paul’s a squares north of Trinity, is val¬ ued at $10,000,000. Precious, indeed nlfust be tho souls that worship in kiioso churches. * — j SprinfT Medicine. nija f lias ■’°P gained l, 1 U ^ whioh Ha 't* medicine ^ arHft U' is as a spring womlcrfu| . It ponseses,. just those olc „f health-giving, blood-purifying dmi appetite-restoring which everybody seems to need at this season. Do not continue in a dull, tired, unsatfactory condition when you many be so much beneflten by Hood’sSarsapaiilia. I*, purl* fic^tbu blood and make the weak strong • — Pauper Counties. appears from the records that ere are a number of counties in '«•<*(« wl’I-b not only bear no share ’ < ex^ef«es *’ ,, I, u v „>> mock ... onn. ‘■’Ulmer county*!* cited as Aneof llie more striking instances. The net tux collections there amount to about $1,700. This never goes out tide the county, as tho school fund is paid out by the collectors, and Gil¬ mer’s Share is bigger than tho aggre¬ gate Of-Urq taxes its citiz’uS pay. This year their county collections had to bn supplemented witli $111 from the state treasury to make ir;> the county schools fund. In addition to this there are thirty seven Confederate pensioners in Gilmer, who draw $1,670 peramium, awl tint county’s represen¬ tatives to the general assembly have to be paid, so that instead of receiving help from the county tins sta’e bears an annual burden of expense on its account amounting to something liko $2,‘162. There are six or eight otli* r counties in Googeia whi;h receive aid from the state as regularly as Gilmer. Five Strong Points of S. S S- 1st. It is entirely vegetable, con¬ tains do minerals or poison of tiny kind, and builds up tho system from the first dose. 21. It cures Cancer of tlie Skin. No other remedy or treatment was ever known to cure it. 3d. It cures hereditary Blood Taint, even in the third and fourth genera¬ tions. No other remedy lias ever done it. ♦tli. It lias never failed to erad¬ icate Scrofula (or King’s Evil) in all its forms from the}system. 5tb. It Cures contagious Blood Poi¬ son in all its stages by eliminating the horrible virus from tlie system, thus giving relief from all the consequences of tliis bane of the human family. "My blood bad been so out of order the summer of 1888 that I bad no ueittth at all. t bad appetit 0 ; nothing I ate agreed witli me. I was feeble, puny, and always bad . i hid tried various r« without receiving any benefit, at length I commenc'd on Specific (S. S. S.) That rned increased my weight from 155 to 177 no rinds in a few months, made me as well and healthy as man now living. S. S. S is un¬ tlie greatest blood purifier on the American continent. John Ballkw, 449 North State SP, Chicago, III.” Treatise on Blood arid Skin Disease free. 8 »VIt i E*^i i IC CO.s., | Go. A Macon county negro, mortgaged a dead mule to a Montezuma merchant and took $60 in trade. The merchant didn’t know the mule was dead. Mother, think of tho battle that le being waged by worms against Itm life of your child There Is no night of rest with them; they fight to kill. Shrlnor’s Indian Vermifuge will annihilate them. Only 20 cents a bottlo. Farming is the only business which all other vocations art) dependent for life, but farmers, for tho most, part, are the most careless and indifferent business men on earth. If you or any of your family should happen to bo frightfully burned Of scalded what have you in the house to alloviats the pain until you can get a physicking A box of Ueggs’ German Salvo at hand in t imas like this would save a world of Suffer¬ ing ami oftentimes a doctor bill, us It lias no equal in cas’sof tlds kind, as well as Inflammation of all kinds. Dr. K. J. Reid, Druggist. Athens is more than ever stirred up against negro postofllce authorities. IV. A. Pledger, Jr., has just been ar¬ rested there for rifling the mails, and stronger than ever will now be the pressure against the appointment of a negro there. «— m <4 A VI'HV l. tHOU PICK LESTACH Of the American people are trolded with u most annoying, troublesome and disa¬ greeable It complaint culled “ atari'll.'” is not necessary to bn so troubled. Ills dwmmstiated of beyond Flax (rnpillon question C«t- Unit Clarke's Extract arrli (,'urc immediatly relieves ami permanently cures Catarrh. A thorough and fair trial will convince yon. Use Clurite’s Flux Soap for tlie Skin Cfttnnli Cure, $1. Soup 25 cents. At any Drug Store. III. till HAYS I I’M AI.1, incur Mr. B. O llialr, Chicago, says: ’’Wo rnuld not keep liouse without your Clarke’s Kxtiaet, of Flax Skin Cure and Cough Cure. We liuvo used both for numernua troubles, nn]>fcinlly for our chhu We recommend children. Ilie.Cuiigli Wo Cure usnd to every it for family having Cough will) remarkably quick Whooping satisfactory results, and it for and use any and every cough the family 'may have.” Only one size , large bottle. 1’rico 81.00. If yon want the bent toiltnt soap get Clarke’iT Fiax Soap, 25 cents. Ask any Druggist, for times preparations. Wiiitf ongageijh in hurtling some hu I. and’, MU. near A t hen. , Term. , Sf Wii cauglit lire, and as she wa icmo, she was in a few seconds so badly burned that she died during tho night from injuries. She leaves a husband and several children. That Little Tinkling. In your throat, which milks you once in a while and keeps you clearing ymtr throat, arises from is a constlliitlonal disease tlie cough medicines all fail In hit the WIml veil need is a constitutional like Hood's Sarsaparilla Many who have taken tins medicine lor la dyspepsia, loss of appetite, and troubles, have been surprised that should cure tlioir troublesome cough. to know the actual cause of the is to solve the in y.stery. Many cases eonsiimptloll can Im traced back tu neglect of sonic hicIi slight affection ibis. ('niisuuiptinii can and ho the effect in ils early stages, Hood's Sarsaparilla In purifying the ImiIdi ig up tin general health, and expe lug the scrofulous taint which Is the e, of cat,arrli and eo sumption, lias to perfect heath many persons on this dreaded disease seemed to have a hold. $5 the answer in cents, pure and not as fractional parts of a dollar. I do so. an J am surprised to see the ures climb to 250,000 cents, which $2,500. As $5 and 500 cents are equivalent, the result is puzzling, ft conuot be urged that decimal marks should be used. A cent, as such, is as distinct a unit as a dollar, and as result is to be announced in cents tlie decimal can not lie pleaded surprising in extenua¬ result. tion of the latliet But there is clearly something wrong. VViiat is it?—Wc. Louis Republic. RheumatmtH and Catarrh. Riieumatism ami catarrh arc both lilood diseases. In many severe cases IS. they IS. have yielded to treatment with IS (iSotailic flalni liinnd ISsitnt. nude by <>»., Atlanta, <»a Writ'-for book r convincing proofs. Sent free. H P Diafae, Atlanta, fia, «ay«: her “My wife, liad catarrh and nothing did any good. Her constitution final y failed and poison got Into tier blood i placed on a use of 15. IS. IS., and to my surpise her recovery was rapid and complete.’ <»s., writes: \V. P. .McDaniel, Atlanta, had “1 was much enia'-iated and rhciima tistn ho bad I could not get along crutches I sis'* had neuralgia iti the head Ficst Clan-i pliyvi.-ians did me no The, I trie.1 ft IS. IS. and it* ef were magical. I cheerfully qiliek recom- cure.” it as a g')..d tonic and Mrs. Matil'ta, Nlehola, Knoxville, Tenn , I had catarrh six j ears and a most cough, and my eyes were much Five bottles of B. IS. B. t thank cured me." ^i.j.ictt’mn.^'; JgZi which inflammatory rii«umati*m. H. X j rel y cuusg. 1 h iv.* not felt tii*? yaiu since ” Tsrmii $1.50, In Advance NEW ADVEIiTISEMENTS. JREAFStSSMSS fort»hlr. Snr*«*»sful where all fail. Sold by V. (UACOXo JUtii* •slj, Sit Air'd war, Hew York- Writ* for book of proofs & CHICHESTER’S ENGLISH » Red mmwki pslls. r4 Cross Diamond Rrand. St *j 0I j| V relJa ^®^ , R in?t»ii!obc«s,i*J«S for snip.. Pafc and ZL f'T Biond »Uh biuerlbbon. ltrnml l ln rr<l A* ff Take no utlu-r. 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