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About Crawfordville democrat. (Crawfordville, Ga.) 1881-1893 | View Entire Issue (June 26, 1891)
EXPRESSCHARGES. As another illustration of the un¬ just charges made by the express companies, we can sight our readers to the fact that they are discriminaing against the masses worse than the railroads arc. If a big firm in Savannah want to send a heavy package by express to any part of the state it goes at much less rate than you or 1 can get. If that kind of work is not a thing for: the Alliance legislature to take hold of, we don’t know where they expect to find a needed reform. They carry peiees of freight for 1 firms in our Georgia cities for about one fourth what they charged the genera! public. In our knowledge, they carried recently a piece of freight like that for a firm that does business in a Georgia town. The piece weighed in the neigh¬ borhood of four hundred pounds and they hauled it, unboxed, til miles for less than 12,00. If one of our Alli ance readers had to have shipped the same goods, over the same road it. would hrve cost you more than four times as much. Mu. Pratt, the philanthropist who lied recently, )» reported by Dr. Cuv ler to aid: “The gia-at humbug in the world is the idea that in one v can make a man happy. 1 Jl(‘V ■rhad any satisfaction with mine until I began to o gOO( 1 with it. Tin: Watkiusville Enterprise crediting ought to read up on the rules of brothers of the press for what it takes front their columns. The En tx'.riirisi* should not us our hard earned editorials in their first edito rial C( ilurnn without erediting us for them. Sample Copies Free. Till*: s r N N V SOl'TJI, our great Southern Family weekly, should be taken in every household. The price is only $2 a your, and a present that is woith that amount or more ih sent for every yearly Will sub¬ scription. A sample copy he sent free to any address. Write at on<*<> to •!. H. Slals t't ( *>., Atlanta, Gil. This paper ai.d the Sunny South will be sent to any address, one year, for *2.M>. Send snbscritions to this cilice. GREAT TAXATION, llnvv can any man wonder at the great cries coming up from the masses of the people* all over this country when they know how much money is being used by our government and a large amount of which is spent for things that our county can do with¬ out. Hail the coining of the Alliance and Democrat reform movement. Let the cries of the people be heard. The following facts, which are ta¬ ken from the columns of the Wash¬ ington Post, show the condition of affairs in this republic. The Post says : “h or the next two years our gov¬ ernment will spend annually more than *500,01)0,000. “To pay one year’s expenses of the government it will take nearly the combined wheat and oat crop. “Our annual output of gold, silver, copper, iron, coal, petroleum and lead will not foot our tax bill for twelve months. “Nor can we do it with a year’s product of cotton, wool, rye, barley, wine, potatoes and tobacco. “The combined capitalization of tr national banks is $5!)!),000,000. (•tie year’s taxes will nearly swallow U]>. “Now, all thin is the Federal tax. We have also to pay city, county and State taxes. “We pretend to he a nation of plain people, with no ariNtocraey, no stand ing army and expensive frills, and yet our taxes are more onerous than those of Austria, Germany or Groat Hraitian.” “Is not this a startling exhibition of the tremendous load the masses have borne? Is there any cause for won¬ der that the agricultural and laboring classes, viewing the wrongs which have been done them, are upon the eve of a revolution and have been driven almost to desperation by a consciousness of the in justice which lias been done themV” 'The Koine Tribune, commenting upon the startling array of figures and facts ipioted front the l’ost, says'. “The people must have relief or there will lie trouble serious ami im¬ mediate trouble. There must be a return to the simpler and more eco¬ nomic administration of the govern¬ ment or there will be no government to be administered. “Here is work for the Democratic party which is laid upon it l»y the oppressed people of the country, uml that party dare not sliivk the respon¬ sibility or turn a deaf ear to the cry of distress. “'Phcre is restlessness and discon tent, and justly so. among the far mers of tin-country. Years of grind ing oppression have been their lot. Years of toil without just rernu Iteration have been their portion. 'J’liese are no idle words. They are words of truth and solternoss and the party of the people, the Democratic party, cannot afford to treat with neg loot or contempt or indifference the stern determination of the brave and patient men who make tip the great army of the Farmers' Alliance, to have justice met-d out to them by the Democratic party or outside of it." li i- said that the prohibitionist ot Athens will start a daily paper t» champion their ea-e. It they do they will find it the costliest adverti¬ sing they ever tackled. It is but right that article- for or against liquor should In* paid for vvlu-n lished in the local paper- Ncvvspa per men i-aii’t live i*ti glory nor pro hihition and anti-prohiliition —unless they are paid for. WALL PAPER & ^arpof s. . tl .i UKNlti UOl )I)5 St KxoeedtnRlj Low Prtoi's, Kit-sli Mtttlnx* Jm>t iFO-ivcd. Velvet Ciii-.el- iind luRrsIn Oarpott, Ohlu* and Na| in MstttuK< A fait line of Wall Vs port, Uorifi r* nutl Detm&tlont, Centre* sill Conn -1 I’lfCi-A rioturw, nature from**, ntni Mmilitlnai, Wtudow Pole*, Lsoo Window OurtsUnj. Shades. Cor nice JAU'Eb G. BAILIE L SON, 84(1 Itrouit Street, Up Stairs, AUttlTSlA, (1KORU1A.. M’v—rri,,i V7 '1‘7 a ' 0 ‘ _\ 0n the fin! day or nay we uh." place on |In- nu...“ Professor l‘IIABl‘lLS l‘. ESFIIEB‘H Hlifi' M00“. vnlnlrd OUR HEART ’SDELIGHT' or, 3 wee IM e 1 0 d' ms M w I e P asst and Present. , .-:.,;--’~1:m, ‘ '5 ,., , V “‘ ,uu: ‘ _ -&~., 4; ra-.;....t..1»”‘u-w.nw;rd::.wr. . '- uf u' 'f : ' A m 22 ruH-pngv Illll~t;§nph {zurn-o! :3.“ '»\‘-L . IL«‘.'.‘..A"; gwy‘ 3.- wl.» r. H ‘ and - \‘wu m 1: smali-h. ilulrnnu-Iluui-l- rullnuntrn. . « .r ,. v . 'ortrnih uf {annulus ”A , Inch". 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He says that his '‘V to ridicule and that lie can not tret rnarri .. i* 1 with that name cling jn<jf to him. Twenty-fiv tales have so far made appropriations for the 'World’s fair exhibits, ranging t d,00(t in the ease of ermont to -s'b)0,00O by ( aliforni: and Pennsylvania, The total t.it u -- appropriated is *1,H25, 000 . ft Household Remedy FOR ALL BLOOD and DISEASES B.B.B. Sutanic BIuilm) Balm I bwres SCROFULA. ULCERS. SALT t RHEUM. ECZEMA, cvsry I jpm of malignant SKIN ERUPTION, be cldcft being efficacious In toning up the ;\ r • tentoihtg fhO rnnsiltutlon, rhea it»«palred from any cause* Its almost supernatural healing properties ju^lify us in guaranteeing a cure, If direction? aro followed. C>.NT FREE *...’Ii-’: s «Ji™.** DL 00 D B*LM CO.. Atlanta. Ga. (L m a ~ fSKIN, t YOUR BLOOD, LIVER, KIDNEYS, BLADDER ’ Are they diseased ? Is a question that affects your life. Through be the stomach—hence through the blood —c&a cured all diseases of these organs. W.W.O. 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Jes ^ Thompson I I & C • ----MAirvTAcii-u==iie Of — -— D( IRS, SASH, BLINDS, Ulcmlclings, Brackets, Laths, Lumber and Shingles. -—DIAtiKES IH Window Glass and Builders’ Hardware Plaiiyng Mill and Lumber Yard, Hale Street, • t ar Central Raiload Yard, AUGUSTA, 0.‘ • ii..i 'i±.0 . c .. mm VEHICLES. * ’ i. L! i’ A U DOR MOTTO. hi S t /II;. i /or::. 1 f.v;, WIH r- £ ~ -] ly ,: mm receive best attention. f -“II /: 03 WILL CONVINCE YOU THAT OUR V IK IS THE WORK TO BUY. iYEWATEB. CARRIAGE CO. KOAISrOKill], V-A.. FA OITS GTJLLE'l’T GIN. i) j|i i i • ^2 •w He orated ^ ULLlbTT Miins, Feeders and denser f n M •; li l it- >h<v\Y n on the market and orinps from 1*8 to 1-4 ot cut pci . more t!ian an\ other cotton, bend for pric ,ml eiveus jour onl.-rs . . .irl, . Tlios, JME. larlie dk: A1LANTA, GA, rr^ 9 —iS? NE S ! - v.' d 5VV > ■K/i Wm V7* "TiXt KOHL1IJSS m ' MANUFACTl'KEK, IMFOKTCH AND DEALER IK MARB)and (IRAX1TK MONUMENTS,STATURY -copings ,ic.— - Contie tor for Building Stone of Eevery Description. AGENT FOR IRON AND WIRE FENCE. i The liiarfilii.tawiesot T)r. Irvtnc, Sirs. .McCuy, Mrs. Carwi!.-, MI-h Tfthbertmf Mid Other fine piecis of Art. are works of ui.v own hands. Likeness,:.-; modeled and cut after j holographs. Augusta, Georgia Corner Washington ani E 1: ., OUR CATA¬ LOGUES FULLY IL¬ LUSTRATES OUR LINE. Endorsed Wherever Used THIS IS ONE OF THE 40 STYLES WHICH WE MAKE EASY RIDING * 4f * : 9e ea * es PRACTICAL: l V \ x v 1/m 'vT\ rv /wlw / Q0 No. 165, STAR GEAR SPINDLE BODY. NATURAL WOOD FINISH, OR PAINTED. Built on Honor, Entireiy different from Cheap Western Work, Live Dealers wanted, Territory given. KINGMAN, STURTEVANT^ LARRABEE —x} GARRiASE LEIGH_BUILD SEKD FORjryH. CATALQ-CHES* BINGHAMTON, N. Y. m E aro making a specialty this season pf we call our PftRAGQM IlARNllSS. Made of the p|NE3T STOCK and the very ? Best WORKMANSHIP. Such a harness $25.^ cannot bo bought for less than at retail. But we are willing, in order to introduce it, to §ELL ONS SET ONLY to one person as a sample for ii S18.60. ^... 7? 4-. w WS* 1C % - ! M Mdm 3! 'u - - ‘1. a,.,rga "“r v :5, n 1n " A ugu st a, G a. _ g g ‘ “J EFGWA“ §§V 12;; A ‘1 £3122 :Ep—t ’ 0 NEW— m1 F = “n a v fix Pg u ,~ ES}: 2 mm”: (fly, mil?» "fxglifls :r-fCL» ‘ Q * ‘ 1 I ,‘[9 s w *2, \fl E vs a r‘ “2%“ LARGEST " “"‘_.~,_ An; ' ' 63 , Z 4 J ". EDIbTOCK 3; 8 {3 f; i IN THIS \ W SECTH)N;OF &w n ' my?! £3395: kl??? $31.3 w}; 1'. 74;; g ‘ ; ; . -< " E4 a; I r 9 * ' ! [ Carrmgwa ' a E4 3 9“ E3 E3; fig. ~"“:»".1‘-’.¥‘;:s. 2%; 311k; . Roads; 111m. ? ; 9/ fl. 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IS g L4£g*T:r*i-I Si F^CTORILS l-i. i, l ^dTiniS^ i mm-mt MwBaSL* ©Fiah 9 Q 9 “WANT A WAGON?” We have wagons, buggies, surreys. High grade; as light, strong, durable, stylish, as beautifully finished as modernized manufacture can produce. Built on honor by men of life experience. Honesty is our policy; prompt shipment our specialty. We want to know you. Write us. Costs you nothing. May lead to business by and by. Send for our catalogue. It is free to every' reader of this paper. Bing¬ hamton Wagon Co., Binghamton, N. Y. “BUILT FOR BUSINESS.” DURABLI AND I i l» ‘ i it NOT EXPEISIVE
