Crawfordville democrat. (Crawfordville, Ga.) 1881-1893, June 13, 1890, Image 1

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Newspaper Page TextCrawforwiik I > flit i, <» • By OLE!*. G. M3D1E. VOL. XIV. esssss I G Bgi ■OSCM, I '"I % v-y m, i ■> ll -t Id USSw-M* 1 mt MSM mAB ■ o -1 ,0J m 1 / ;ri I ■m ll -it P ■ GREET tJESBORO, GA, p ro m now on we arc determined to sell the goods si Low Prices will do it. Wc have the larjrest stock Spring and Summer goods that has ever been lo 1 Uliddle Cicors’Sft * * ’ mcltiding all Use latent siy* aiiu all departments* . novelties > in ■ We bought the goods to sell and they must ao, and we want everyone to get a share ot the bargains fnat we are now oiiering. f ^ , to Mf _ } ^« supply e r"' of /. • ami l tM sttk..,, great ® oppoi’tumtv *, a spring i 1 * • m »/" IS 4 mer goods at such low prices, will take vto will save and you ten; times the money that it to come up, you new and bright goods lower than you ever beard ef before. OIJR LEADING LINE*!*.- Dress C;oods, Hos icrv, White (foods, I B arasols, l^ans. Shoes, Clothing, straw and tur Hats, Millinery, I lomcsfics, r ur ' j • /• nil • are, C > . rockery -* w are, Culass /- (s ware and in suet , j any¬ thing you can call tor. sj XKW VIVnmONi ^ur artistic and stylish Milliner MissBerdie Denson, has surprised every one at the beauti ft Jp *ful hats and bonnets that she has turned out. She has been otliCT house’s oiie)am/such S {wantifu) , FmwcJs smVi^Ti^i ni ViViiV'ys'lni'vi'-'iH-yi'j^DV'i-il Imi lit 1 .<?t'lVi i n'm rk>'t. V lifd'ee'niid ':il'^ j > ri o. * * fa'r '\T low what you have paid before. Every lady should call and see our Millinery department. We can save you money and guarani ** satisfaction. OUR MOTTO From the begiimiiig lias been: 4i r To serve (lie People and save them money by selling them the best floods at flic Lowest Prices.*' We appreciate the liberal pa¬ tronage our friends from the adjoining counties have driven us ami we want to show our appreciation for bought past favors by selling you goods lower than you ever before. WE ADYSE Yor r jTo come early before (he stock is picked and over, lor our stores are daily crowded nnip with people far near. 5 wig M H I n i 1,2 S h -> ■ m i a m GREENESBORO, - GrSSORSIA. ftcvoted t® the luterest »f Taliaferro (to v; ;fc« People and (leneraJ lews. CRAWFORDVl lt.e, GEORGI' .TLNE .13, 18!H>. wbunny Sunk. ('.its is thf stiiiny month of .lime, i i youths* apd maidens like to . • «; yj.\rall^aJong fourths'eaotfother's the moonlit sand ijK iy hands, t frok up at the motor’s bright beam, pd thinks of love—and slie ice Tfc ) Master’s Hidden Face. nr gpiisjlal experiences are made . . ! S and. shadows. Such ’tin ti, enmnt is no doubt wise. Our ■ui. blither sends ns all the sho¬ wy can bear. Continual snti ‘ putites the desert; continual fiRlte thesfeivanjp; sunshine and Vylje the .garden. Ralph Kfe •hi; “There is no devil so bad devil.” To the Christian, tllCTO ephktmily so.great us-‘the hiding r'd'sfieo ; ‘ I When : the r-iLAnirv '“Om, he looks i lor . sin. Ibis is i, i \ irdif, ftir sin is sure to grieve V u, amt cause nun to cover il ls t a;0 Hut sin does not explain all f it. idiugs of Ills face. Clouds wime win we arc nearest the cross. Homo •hr.'-, then, instead of reproaching ;o-selves and saying. “What have t <> in,mV” «’<oid, we what ought art to look tiiou up and doing?” s iy, L'i" ■ arc two good masons for the luGiug cf God’s face, own when sin is mi the cause of'it. <),io reason is Mrti. we may love the face more when we do 8ee it. The absence of a !ljff)i by i„.| MK a mth. ! do •: in entiling. Another reason for ii# hiding of nm sfs face is that wc milv know ourselves. The sinner can lv lr lilt-time without having a J desire to win a entile from tlm f ini • The Jbristiau is in distress if i ' /i j/'■ ' 1 "! | il ha ups ovof his soul for an I V._Tll(> t |y|.;lSUI'0 of his love is IW Yt hi.) ijufiaalncss. Wo 'em ,let the cloud couio, when * vo, ivi. U. P unj-jY a* -oFun,At ... ....................... > omo. .. .rr»titknow who wrote the f«i Towj»g truthful words or wo would Rl> . lly glV( . his „a„ l0 . nut no Btnk«r ^' tc,,or,, ’' ind ir » row musty «m c«b want to min yom- Hon», in ti.cn. u inu that all mirth ai d social enjoyment must be left at the threshold vyiUumt when they came home at niglit. When once a home is regarded as only a place to eat, drink and sleer in the work is begun Unit ends in gambling houses and reckless degiadafiui. Young people must have fun and re¬ lu.l taxation; pS^MdamD." if they do not n»'| ( 'n.nrefo.o, ^} ie doors and windows be clieerful ly thrown open In tho summer, tit d make the home delightful with all those little arts parents s> well un ierstaud. Do not repress tho buoyant spirits of your children, Half an hour of merriment within doors itnd merriment of a home blots out the remembrance of many a care and annoyance during the day; and the best safe guaid they can lake with them Into the world is tho influence of a bright home.” Editing a Paper. Editing a paper, says an exchange, is a pleasant business—if you like it. If the type Is large it doesn’t con lam much reading matter. If we omit jokes folks say wc are nothing but fossils. If we publish original matter, they blame us for not giving If we give selections peo¬ ple say we are lazy for not writing more. If we give a complimentary notice, we are censured for being par¬ tial; if wo don’t everyone says we ; re unjust. If we remain in our office attending to our business, folks say I we are too proud to rnigle with other people. If we go out, they say we ‘ don’t attend to our business. If there is any tiling else tha 4 - one can fyii£' genfc aa to now we should not conduct tlie [iajM;r, please let us kno w. | The Itarlter Strop. : When you are in Augusta and waul * shave or hair cut go to the Of Ira! Hotel Barber Shop. It he plat# Tarms: $1.50, in Advance. Miftk Twnin’s suoo.ass i.i life, says a correspondent of the Chicago Times, seems to haw tirade him crusty and some lr Ho . is worth ., considerably •lit over S3.Li(hi f 00Q. """ -r » r ________ * 'RvrervhoGv tTnowa f very body Knows „ That . at this season the Mood tided with is impurities, ucmiinlat ion of iiionins of close confinement in poorly ventilated stores, workshops and tenements. At) these impurities ami cvi'iy |race of sero (Mttav oTfiefiod salt rhgfrfn, or other disease my lie hjr* taking Mood's Sarsaparilla, the best bipod purifier ever produced. 11 .. is the only medicine of which “100 (loses one dollar'' true. Shrouiaii is reported as getting in his»ii8iial supply of ice, preparatory th {lie campaign of Tel. A child's Greatest enemy is worm .. Who can calculate the misery ami suffer big a child Ims to endure who is infested. W«l. WotmsV Stainer's Indian Vermi | tll „, wi „ ,, lNlrov „ ml „ xw ,. belli ehihlreii and adirlts. Only . ‘Jo els, a bottle. - —» * - The Law of the Case. The Law of Husband and Wife is the name of a honlc wrlt'en by Leila .1. Robin¬ son. Ail a judications of this knotty .sub¬ ject would he simple if ii wore regarded a spring of compromise. Incompatibility of temper Is fi'oi[iienlly occasioned by it disordered liver. II, makes a well-disposed mortal morbidfc morose or snappish. Into such houses where this explain the sitim lion the soother of ruffled or disgruntled dtspsositions would he ns a white winged angle of peace and messenger of hap piness. With a bottle of Westmoreland’s *'aii: aya'I'oiue comes health, vigor, an optimistic frame of mind and a dispelling of ali d irk clouds. Tnilie up your liver, brace up your nerves aiul Improve your appetite bo using a bottle, which can he had of I >r. It. .1 Reid. The importance of purifying the blood cannot lie over-cslhiiaicil, for without pure blood you can not, enjoy good health I*. I*. T. (Prickly Ash, Poke UjOt and Potassium) ' is a miraculous blood purifier, performing more cures in six month.-. than all the sarsaparilla and so-called blood purifiers put together. RUeumatlsm is riii-ed by P. P, P, Pipn,. and aches in IhC hack knees, UUith , in, is. and m an i all attacked add k P. 'J’h ! s great iiv'Tts blooc#.i«.ai...;iig ^oj.-rtAhnlh.lt un uji and ,um strengthens the whole body - Uheujjpatism. - .lamrs 1 axton, of M.uan nnli (}ii, says lie had Rheumatism so had (hat ye could not move from the bed ot I •’ i, dress without ... , help, , ,, and tin many remedies, hut rece! veil norellel uu til lie began to uso P. P- P. (Prickly Ash, Poke Root and Potassium), mid two bot¬ tles restored Dim to health. Dost of Golfijo. The United .Slates Is, without a doubt, a nation of eoffeo drinkers, The imports from South America union!, to over f.J5,000,(100 pounds annually, of which lib per cent conics from iua 7 .il. The second largest ship¬ per to this market is Venezuela, 11 per cent. The lirst cost in the country averages $>0(1,1147,(>00. The first record of prod in; lion in Brazil begins with 1870, when 180,000,001) pounds wore shipped to the I oiled States. High wat“r mark was reached in 18 >, with 400,000.000 pounds of shipments, One laigc item of expense in Brazil Is to get the eoffeo to market, Freight charges as high as 14 cents a toll a mile have been paid, which from a distant plantation to Rio Janeiro means from 11.75 to 82.50 a sack. The highest charge from Uio to New York is sixty-IUe cents a bag. An A!Iiinta Liuly’n S:ul Con¬ dition. About two years ago a sore came on my nose. I called in a physician who could arrest it only for a few days when it would appear as bad as eve. Finally it became permanent, and despite the constant attention of sev¬ eral physicians it eonth... i *“>■■ worse, tins discharge from too nice) being exceedingly olf o-ive. This was my con ■iitiun when 1 commenced to take Swift’s Specific (S. s. s. about one months ago, but 1 am now happy to s y that after taking four large IxitUes of your wonderful medi cine my nose is entirely well, and my general health better than it has been j in ten years.” Ur.sii. Mu n i> x Atlanta, (la. Swifts BiNScifio (S. .S. S * i cured me 1 of ;j 1 idittl Unit Itml l ro'iblcd w.t‘ for years. I consider it wiihiut an ‘ 'i nil. Jamks Sh Eft wood, Nashville, II). Treaties on Blood and Skin Disease mailed free. S A 11 l vH'EGl! IL CO., ' iVtianta Ga. NO. 24 But few ope.nuious on the farm pay si well as judicious umlerdnirring. \> In n von not'd ~ a * mild YT T laxative should vo't luivc a medicine iii.o win „ct' Oil I he liver and kidneys vs 'veil as the bowefs U*'R8 S ' Vegetable l.iaer pills are prepared exivssly lin forThi purpose. Insist, mi set ,, „ , IM . V , I1|V<> no s orlor aild lew oijuals. Di- it. Reid Druggist A Wise f irmer learns from his inis takes as well as from his success. Is 9 lie H ordi l-ivingf Not if \ on go llii onarh I lie world a dyS jio.sitive peptic. Anker'. Dyspepsia fronts Tablets are a ciuv lor the worst of Dy.s pepsia, Indigestion, Klatuleney and Gita' Hllpalioti- (lUaiimccd and sold l»y ilam mark Lucas & Co., Rruggsits AVliat lo feed, how to feed and when to feed are three great problems in ngriclnt nre. a llui) to Yourself, it y surprising that people will use a com m**n, valuable ordinary Knyiidi pill when (hey can secure a one fur Hie same uiogt <W'. Dr ‘Acker's KmdWi pills are a posh t.i\ e inue for siek headache and all liver li ouhlc-;, I’hey ire smali. sweet, easily taken , ml tie not gripe. Ilammsek lumas <v Co.,. Dmggisi... Thoroughbred dairymen and dairy women are deeded as much as thor¬ oughbred stock. nvr si,•,! !» Mi.iirs. is l!n* complaint of thousand suffering from Did Asthma, <'oiisiimpti»ii ( 'oisgiis, etc. you ever try Dr. Acker's Knglisli licm.-dy for all Lung ' I, Troubles' i< thehe.d prc]>aratiou known Sold on a positiv guarantee Lucas al, Joe. and ode. Ily llannmiek, ,v Co. TTicrc. is onu tiirst. that the farmer need not feu, if he gets his crops in all right—and that is trust in I'rovi ilcnc \ Cliltil Killed. Another child killed by the nsn of opia¬ tes given in the I mm of Soothing syrup, Why mothers give their children such deadly po ison the ehld is surprising when they cnni elieve of peculiar troubles by using Acker’s Rally Soothsr. It con¬ tains no Opium Lucas or Morphine. Sold by Ham mack. A Co., I happiness . . • no ot ., your , life „ depends , T UP->M tlia CliiiPUOtor Of your tlioilffhti Albany No«vs. Wrong: 'riio luippi noss of yuur life depends ujion tho Charaetor of your acts. W iCauamf tfo T nntee A' 1 ’ .irh Riood Kllxir for, h 1 “ • 'oily d.-i.i....-i.: .ted to ilm i “p l.|i.. country otlohs that it Is sunerMi tivlloth., j(| )lflr for blood dt-sen**.. It Is n p..-dtlvo euro Eruptions for syphilitic and Pimples poison in Ti rh ers. illes the whole system and thoroughly imp Urn constitution, ffammacli, l,ucas & Go., Men who “run down” their town or county or nigldiovhood would do well to roineinbi r that they set setisi l,le iieojdu to wondering why they don't move out, <2 lilinan 1’iesa. If you or any or your family should happen to In* frightfully bin tied or scalded whal have yon in Hie house Vo alle'da'a the pain milil you can get a pliystelano A box of Iteggs’(o-rinan tins Salve at liaiul in timn like would save a world of suffer ng anil oltenlimes a doctor bill, us it.lias no i on; I in eaics of this kind, as well as inllaiiimnU'm of ail kind Dr. It. J. Reid I >t uggi ii. 'lev, John Jasper (coh,) “Do once took do Dio following loxt: Mon Move,” Naw hnidders and sist’s do f,n t is dis, d it J i di’a would not hav’ rrianded dc sun to sland still until bo he could fight do battle, If do sou did not move. 1 tell you bruddets and a sisters dis seript’r conwinsos mo dal do “Sun deo Move.” Is Coiiaiuniitioii I/iruralilcf Read the following: Mr. G. II, M rri» Newark, Ark., says: “Was down with Ali ce m, of Lung . and frh nds and physi¬ cians pronounced ui> an ineurabla Gom sumptii'c. Regan taking Rr King’s New Discovery for Gonsnmptfon, able am now on my third bottle, and It the to finest oversee medi¬ tin* work on uiy farm. is cine ever made.” Jes-e Middle wart, Decatur, Ohio, says: “Had it not liven for Dr. King's would New Dis cove v fer Gonsmnptioii ) have di¬ ed of LuoTroufik's. In Was bed, given of health.’’ up bv d'g'tors. Am now Try it Sample bottle.-, free at any drug More. An exchange avs that “a few of the young ladles .d-cp with th ir heads ot , . jRows (tiled with love letters.” While there, may ho soft words in the letfers, don’t we think it ivo 'il nia! e a very comfortable pillow. Resides.wo would he ashamed to ask the Lord’s protection over ns during the. unconc-otis period ot the night with our bend on a bag of lies, Iliectric nitter*. This i onedy is becoming so well known and so popular as to need u > special men t ion. A ii Who Ii-ve used Kleetrlc Bitten sing tin*, same mg of and praise.—A it pure* tnediclue e(i does not exist :s gi.aran t. to do all that is claimed. Electrit Ritter v ill cure all diseases of the Live and Kidneys, will remove lhmples. Roils Salt Rheum and other tiffe I ions caused bv iitinure hhxwl. Will drive Malaria from : ii"' prevent as well as cure air : M larcil fever . — l or cure of Headache, j Go" am pi ion : ud liid'g. -tiou try Electric ‘ ' -:iti-faetio r guaranteed,or I’rice 50 et and 3100 pel at any drug store.