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About Crawfordville democrat. (Crawfordville, Ga.) 1881-1893 | View Entire Issue (April 11, 1890)
t 3 N9 wt c % * 1 *■4 m R a 8 eh *5? r% ’ m -j— o y-. * By CLEM. 8. MOORL YOL. XIY. I I i 1 5> * T •V i MM ■rii : u ■ 1 Original Leaders of LOW PRICES! GEEENESBORO, GA 3 rr—i Enterprise! .-V - Perseverance! If we did not work for trade we wouldn’t get it; moreover, we wouldn’t be entitled to itt Intelligent, persistent work has made us what we are. We work as hard one season as we do another. Since January we have been busy while others have been idle. We have kept the ball of business rolling, and look what it has done for us. Look at the success of ©mr Great Sales! Something marvelous, something unprecedented in Middle Georgia; We something that mer¬ chants who constantly complain of the dull times can’t understand. are as fresh to-day and as active as we were when we started. The work is not too hard for us; the pace is riot too fast! We intend to keep right on and lead in everything, just as we have al ways done. All our departments this spring 4it IfilM it %w fltwiing iivery nook, corner ancffavailp‘T8L*pace of our ]llimeil8<» ntOI’eS is pacw. 1 to ■utmost capacity. Our p ieiicwfl and wldc-awatc Buyer has just returned from leGreat/Commercial Markets, ... Jie North and East, buying the CHOICEST and MOST CAREFULLY SELECT E ! and by all odds the CHEAPEST STOCK of varied merchandise ever emptied into this section of the State. We have marked this magnificent stock closer than ever before, placing new, bright and fresh goods in the reach of everybody. Fully 20 TO 25 PER CENT. CHEAPER Than ever before offered in this market. A glimpse into our various departments will cause wonderments and delight. In our DRESS GOODS DEPARTMENT. Our buyer has excelled every records of his past successful purchases, and the stock now in stove and arriving by every train is by far t he loveliest and most complete ever brought to Middle Georgia. It is the cream of the market, the height of fashion and in fact consists of Silks, Satins. Iienrletas, A lapacas, Mohairs, black and white Clmllies and Or -audies, Cashmeres, N tins’ veilings, the veiy latest designs and patterns, the pick of the great manufacturing centres, in every known weave, color and texure. We announce boldly that this department will be a REVELATION TO THE PEOPLE! 1 lie delight of the ladies—the admiration of all • We have einbr< ideries, passamentries, flouncings, lacings, netts, etc., to match all dress goods. \\ e invite the ladies of Taliaferro to call at once and inspect our superb Notions, Hosiery, Uobbons, ect., in endless beauty and variety. We are making a great drive this season in CLOTHING, HATS, FURNISHINGS. We can not give an idea of the beauty, tastiness and cheapness of stock of Men’s, Youth's, Boys’ and Children’s Suits, Hats Underwear, Furnishing goods, etc. This line is unapproachable. The Latest New York Cuts and designs and perfect fits guaran¬ teed- We lead in Clothing and we are giving unusual bargains, such as were never before seen^and which con not bo touelied by competion. GRAND MILLINERY DISPLAY. On last Monday superb our great M’liinery Numbers opening took purchased place and their the spring hundreds ami of ladies Millinery, who came aud all to witness it were perfectly charmed with our assortment. summer were one opinion—that our stock of Millinery has never been equalled, wIdle never did a firm have so charming and artistic a milliner as we possess in MISS BERTIE DENSON. She, received her training in tlie great fashion centres of the East,, and to a natural taste of the highest order, adds the most superior training and widest experience. Our Millinery Department will he FASHION HEADQUARTERS And the ladies are earnestly requested to call and inspect our mpoib stock. Trimmings Everytldng and is new. bright and fresh The shapes patterns and designs are tlie very latest while in Ribbons, Laces, Feathers, ornaments a more surperb or fashion, able line has never been shown. MISS DENSON extends a cordial greeting to tlie ladies of Taliaferro aim aojoinining counties and will lie pleased to show them through the magnificent stock In the above we have only partially spoke> of our superb stock and have not touched upon numerous lines of goods which crowd every nook aud corner of our Immense Double Stores. These embrace every design in Notions, Dry Goods, Laces Handkerchiefs lies, cry. jew elry, Collars, r Guns, • Furnishings, Furniture in endless variety, the most superb L line of Shoas and 1 Slippers cm* lor spring and 1 summer Oa. Stationery, r lancy and 1 r family r-* Groceries, • t»i Plantation • wear, Supplies, Hardware and farming Tools and Implements, heavy Goods of every description, Crockery, coffins, Glassware, Etc. Our undertaking department is still one of great features, and embraces caskets, burial robes and undertaker’s goods of aLl kinds under the super vision of that expeiienced undertaker us.’ Mf \ G Harris We invite the people .0 visit We are offering greater Inducements than ever and a dollar will go iurther with us than anywhere. Remember the magnificent display at JONES. GREENE & CO. GREENESBORO. GEORGIA Devoted t« the laterett ef Taliaferre Ceuity, tie People aad fleoent lews. CRAWFORDY1LLB, GEORGIA, FRIDAY, APRIL 11,1890. THE DISCOVERY. It was furleen hundred and ninety-two, October tho twelfth and Friday too, Tihat Columbus discovered a world that was new To all but the natives who lived on tho shore Of the land called San Salvador, That was found by the ships Columbus claimed Should made himself and mouarchs "■% famed, Which Queen Isabella and King Fordin' and, Sovereigns of Spain, by royal command, Had built for the man who said ho was bound Tj prove to the world that the world ! was round* r\ sailing away from the shores of Spain on.id the world and homo again ; Christopher Columbus was his name, Hi was born In Genoa, Italy.—Youth’s Companion. Power of Prayer. Some little time ago a poor woman came to my vestry in deep distress, ller hus¬ band had fled the country. Shu told me her story and a very sad one it was. I s ■“Thcie is nothing we can do bat c.i fncul down and cry to tlie Lord for the immediate conversion of your husband." v r i!.klicit down, and I prayed that the la td would touch the heart of Urn deser convert ids soul, and bring him back (0 his home. Some months after she reappeared with a man whom she in— " <)used us her husband. Ho had come back a converted man. On comparing m 1 , 0 s we found that on the very day on v belt we hud prayod for his couverson ho hfl stumbled upon a stray copy of Juc of niV sermons.' He road it. Tho truth wont to his honrt. He sought tho Lord, and as soon as possible returned to Ids oSfe. He and his wife weru received Hong us. That woman doe* not doubt e poweof prayer.—X. —U. H. Spurgeon. Wt Don’t Feel Well, *■ you are not sick uiio-gh to cou *• hr yon refrain from so doing vill alarm yonrsotf and 1 you just what you, Sntmipamlrki, uncertain, whictL.«i| ffni out of that niicomfort Able, dangerous condition, Into a state of good healtli, confidence and cheerfulness. You’ve no idea how potent this peculiar medicine is in cases like yours. •— • ■ • Grass and Clover. If there is one system of farming that our farmers should devote themselves to in Cobb county, and in fact throughout Georgia it is in the cultivation of grass and clover. These two things will do more to redeem old worn out lands and make them more rich ami productive pian any tiling else; and in fact they are the only sure and permanent crops of vege¬ table growth that will create this desirable transformation. It has been demon¬ strated beyond all disputation that grass and clover will flourish here lit tho great¬ est luxuriance and thrift. There is more money in grass aud clover than in cotton, because they not only pay well as nutri¬ tious food or forage for stock, but redeem and enrich the lands, make them doubly valuable in a monetary sense, but horses and cattle that feed or pasture ou them take on goo 1 solid, healthy flesh. Those wiio devote a part of their land to tlie cultivation of grass ami clover are satisfied with the experiment and consid¬ er It wise 011 their part that they ever be¬ gun, while these win neglect it are poorer by It. Give this important matter your atten lion this year and uuxt year, ami you will afterwards thank us for the urgency with which we presssed it oa your atten¬ tion.—Marietta Journal. A Fort Leavenworth Cotone Draws 8&.OUO. Twelve members of Co. K. tilth infan¬ try at the Fort, have Just received, through the Pacific Express Company, f3,000 prize in the last drawing of The Louifsana State Lottery. Tlie money was paid to tjergent Ttios. Marriott and by hi n divid¬ ed between the twelve who had pooled tneir issues. Each put in 50 cents an d as luck would have it, one of the six tickets purchased drew one-twentieth of the 8100,00)1 prize.-Leayen worth (Kaus J Times, Jan. 30. A New White House. a„d suggested by J Mrs. Harrison, give evidence of her exceiiedt taste and adwir- . \ <,mc:ai residence of the Eresident of tn, ; I United state* and his family, it is shameful that the head of the nation STS 1 sentimental consideration prevailed, the j j White House would long since have j given way to a more commodious and convenient structure of rn<xlern style — F.ow Frank Leslie's Weekly. I i The ftarber Ntmp. When you are in Augusta and want i wave or hair cut go to tho Central Hotel Barber Shop. It is the plac* Ttrms: $1.90, In Advane* Good Fine. lu Bibb Superior Court Judge Miller placed a tine of 81,579,50 on a well known gambler of Macon, for keeping a gambling house in the city. Is Cite tV or til laving! Not If you go through (lie world a <lys peptic. Anker’s Dyspepsia Tablets are a positive euro lor the worst froius of Dys¬ Stipatinn- pepsia, Indigestion, need Flatulency and sold and by Haul' Con' C mini mack Lucas & Co., Druggsita A Big One. The largest and heaviest locomotive ever constructed Was made by the Baldwin Locomotive Works for the Northern Pacific Railroad Company last year. It weighed with its tender, 235.000 pounds. The ordinary weight is from 47,000 to 105,000 poinds. A Child Killed. Another child killed by the use "of opia¬ tes given in tlie from of Spothlng syrup. Why mothers give tlieir children such deadly posison is surprising when they can relieve the chid of peculiar troubles tains by using Opium Acker's or Baby Morphine. Soother. Hold It eon- by no Lucas liummack. A Co., She Got Drunk. Old man Edwards, pressman of the Atlanta Journal, who drew 815,009 in the.Louisiana lottery, some time ago, is. suing iiis wife for divorce. He says site !.as been drunk and painting the town icd over since lie got his money, and lie can stand it 110 longer. If you or any of your family should happen to be frightfully burned 01 scalded what have you In the house to al!> vitha the pain mitll you can get a physlchinc. A box of Beggs’ Herman Salvo al. hand in times like this would save a world of suffer¬ ing and often times a doctor hill, as it. has no eqn 1 in cases of this kirn), as well as inflammation of all kinds. Dr. It. J. Rent Diugglst. Rely Upon Truth. The greatest man Is lie who chooses the right with invincible resolution; who resists the sorest temptations from within tind without; wt boars thq,’ieav lest burdens cheerfully; who banco isds'^fest truth. In Storms, rtue, and on.Aribl, whose re on Or T ms most unfaltering. Y A Duty to Yourself, It Is surprising that people will use a coin mon, ordinary English Pill when they can secure ll v nluable one for the same mon ey. Dr Acker’s English pills are a posi¬ tive euro for (Jok-headache and all liver taken troubles. end They do hot ire gripe. small, Iliuninnck sweet, Lucas easily & Co., Druggists. Biff Expanse. The salaries of tho United States senators aud members of congress is 85,000 a year, with mileage of 20 cents per mile for going to and returning from Washington, ami 8125 each for stationery and newspapeis. It costs about 82,500,000 a year to pay tho ex ¬ penses of congress. CAN’T KM4KI* NIGHTS. Is the complaint of thousand suffering from Asthma, Consumption Dr. Acker’s Goughs, English etc. Did you ever try prcnaratlou Remedy? U is the best known for all Lung Troubles- Sold on a posltiv guarantee at. 25c. and 50c. By llammaek, Lucas & Co. The Hen. From a boy's composition in tlie New York Herald; “A lien is an ani¬ mal made by the creator of the uni¬ verse, which Is covered witli feathers and has a bill. Tlie hen stands on two feet, except when she is tired uml then she stands on one and eats corn witli her bill. When too hen sits down, slio sits down to lay, and when she i-m down she lays down to set. The lien’s eggs ate good to eat, unless they have been set on. The Fire of Diaeaae is Always Driven from Systems by Swift’s Specific (S. S. S .) Do you fuel that 1 10 terrible lire of Blood Poison is consuming?—that the poisonous virus is vitiating and corrupting r your coir nl.vsic pnysicii il sv system.— stern?— that it is invading your moral nature and stunning your aspiration* for SSTi.ri.tS2L '7ZZ niuRw<tiiu lliir V t andd*v u«ty thu jfou von are Hie * victim vicuiii Uljs W | 4i ,. h li;ts on lt ‘ e Warpath for live centuries, scourg in « u *8 race by the thmsands ami tens of thoma 1 is, an 1 which is regardad and acknowledge by 11 any ’ZZ.ZTJZZJ? ........ *..... we will cure you. Turn yon r back on all the old worn-out hh mercury, jujUisii, ar.senic and like compounds so ruinous iiealth. , ... »'i 1 . • t,i ke u 8. u 8. a S., winch , ■ , we doe* c ure, and wo are prepared nrnve prove 11 it . Treatise 011 B oad and Skin Disease mailed free. S <VfFI’ SPECIFIC CO . f Atl mta Ga. NO. 15 Grip vs^ Tobacco. The grip l»;ul a novel i fleet upon Poht'nuster I Ini re, of Lexington. .Sim e liis attack he has i e n unable to take a chow of tobacco, though ho lavs been a user of the weed for many years. The least dumb in his mouth now will giye him such a spell if eougliiiig that lie has been forced to eschew it aftngt tin r. W e Can and IK. Uuarnntee Acker’s Blood Elixir for It has been fully demonstrated to tlie people of this country that it is superior to all other preparations inisitive for blood diseases. It Is a euro for syphilitic poisoning, purifies Ulcers, the Eruptions anil Pimples ft whole system and thoroughly m.ihls pp tho constitution. Haramack, Lucas & Co.. Tho efficiency of tlie Augusta police de rartinent will soon lie increase l by the ad¬ dition of a patrol wagon. Now Give Attention To the purification of your blood, for at no season is body so susceptible to tho heufits *o be (hilived from a good medi¬ cine, as in March April and IPay. Hood's Sarsaparilla is the people’s favorite unequalled spring medicine. It stands curing lor scrofula, purifying, salt the rheum, blood, etc. regulating the kidneys and liver, repairing repairing nvigoratiug nerve the tissues, strengthening wel and whole body, as I as ihooking the progress of acute and chronic ci-ese. mid re-Uorlngthe afflicted pnrt havK to dnatural, liea* lily comtitoiv If you never tried Mood’s Sarapariia for your ''Spring medleinc,” do so this season. Women do not many for money, but 1 buy sfty it is easier to love a rich mao than a poor one. Che Verdict Unanimous. V/. I). Suit, Drngglat, Bippus, lnd., tes¬ tifies: " I can recommend Electric Bitter! us the very bust remedy. Every bottle sold lias given relief in every case. i’no man took six bottles, null was cured of Rheu¬ matism of 10 years' standing.” A bra tin m The Hare, druggist, medicine Bcllville. Ohio, affirms: han¬ best selling I have over dled in my 20 yeara'cxperionce, b Electric Hitlers.” Thousands of others have adds #d their testimony, so that the verdict 10 unanimous that Electric Bitters do curt all diseases of the Liver, Krone-, Blood, Only a half dollar a hot a Lupa^A Hammack. TheatiMo trout** number MW- H 1? I not kiiuWii ^ flow many of wu» nuinbgr take a V' 11 ‘'Uhu Jki.v yj.'CKmp/ueut A ugi^MT" 1 • POIINI) IN THE NI3WMPAPEI From thr. Orosco, Jtona, “Flatitdoater.,,' *’Wo have never,, as (Mir readers . t r nearly thirty years In lids county can testify, written a “puff” of un-y patent isn- 1 li.-ine. Duty ns inclination impel us to to depart from Uiis studied silence, to having say oui readers and tlie public that, beep completely prostrated with a violent aud dlltresHlng cold, alter three days fighting relief It with ordinary remedies obtained and getting no from their use, we a bottle of l/liii ke’x Extinct of Flax (PapHloo) Cough Cure, obtaining improvement almost under insiunl its relief and a stead' use.” I,urge bottle only ft.(JO. Ask fur Cllurkc’s Flax Haop. “lbst on earth.” i cents. It itli the above for,sale by, ill Druggist. An Indian who got drunk and murder¬ ously assaulted a squaw at a camp ou the Red River, was burned alive. A Woman's IMacovery. •‘Another wonderful discovery has beep made and that too by a lady in ibis conn ty. Disease fastened Its clutches upon her and for seven years she withstood It* severest tests, but her vital organs Imminent. were undermined and death seemed For three month* sleep. she coughed Incessant¬ ly and could not She bought of us n bottle of Dr. King’s New Discovery for Consumption and was so much relieved 110 . taking first dose tlmt she slept all night anil with one bottle Inis been miraculous I v cured. Her name Is Mrs. Luther Lutz.? 'J ims write W. <1. Hamrick & bottle Co., of Nhclby, V. <i.~ (Jet a free trial 4 Lucas A Uammack’s. Twelve Iloura a Day. Tho Ohio legislature have passed an important bill ir* the Interests of rail¬ road employe*. It provides that twel¬ ve hours shsill constitute a (lay’s labor. Where a man has worked for twenty four consecutive hours, tiiis law says lie shall not be put lo labor again till lie. lias bad eight hours’ rest, FublVp safety could hardly demand less. Contagious Blood Diseases. Ulcers, sores, pimples, Rcb, salt rheum. ‘‘ tc ■ arc evidences of contagious bhxxf diH( , (l . u i, manif.-Hatly aduty toemdi cate blood poison from tho system by a .“'i/n,, K^hr^sorlfpluee-^ to'hen janLi, (fTi.,for ■'*"? book to J* 1 that /**} will Jia ‘ m convince Go., At .1 11 outlaw, ml oiive, N. o., writes.-. ir “ ,,d * en tir-iy.’^ ** !"a' : u. worked on me like a charm. My head ami body was covered witli sores, and my hair came out, but li. B. Ji. healed me quickly.” IV. J Kinnin, Hutchens, Texas, write:, B »-hi» cured my wife of a largo ul«‘**r on he Jeff that <u**cors and all other rn**dicine could uotcure.\ M. •/ Kossman, a prominent merchant cf Greensboro, lia., writes: “I know of sev- 4>ra | B. B. Two Dottle.* disease sjieedily cured bv B. cured a lad y of u «U' vv. C Bircbm sttin .re * « »*•” Co Maxey, Ga “B. B. , , write: B. in ciiriug Mr. Robt, Ward of blood poixin affected one of the most wnudet fat cut to that ever came - to oi) ki owlc nge.”
