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THE NEWS GLEANINGS
FROM THE SIDE-WALK CHAT
Sparkling Paragraphs as They are Gath'
ered From Our Town and County
To Interest Onr Readers.
Sheriff Jordan makes a ca P ! a
auctioneer.
10c. is all we ask for a late style
bat. Armor Bros. Go.
—The clever "Jack Sprat” was in to
see us a few days ago.
—See the notice of Holden <fc Far¬
mer in another column.
—Dr. Stokes of Milledgeville, was in
Crawfordville this week.
—Mrs. Col. W. O. Mitchell is visit¬
ing her mother in Atlanta.
—Mr. Henry Ilammach is lying very
low at his residence in this.
25 Doz. pure linen towels go at
6c. each at. Armor Bros. & Go.
—Dr. I. D. Moore, of White Plains
was in Crawfordville Tuesday.
SI buys a handsome overcoat* at
Armor Bros. A Co.
89c, gets a lovely li.tie suit of clothes
for a boy at. Armor Bros. & Co.
§250 gets a lovely late style walk¬
ing jackets at. Armor Bros & Co.
—There will be a wonderful change
in our business circles before another 1
year -
—Messrs. John W. Hixou and J'
W. Tucker, took iu Jreenesboro this
week.
Lovely line of 10c. ginghams to be
slaughtered at 7jo by. Armor Bros.
& Co.
—The Stephens Public High school
will only give Christmas week for va
tion.
—Roger T. Brooke, of Augusta,
was in Crawfordville this week visiting
his mother.
—if you want to find the best- fare
at the lowest rate, go to the Adkins
house when you visit Augusta.
—Mrs. C. G. Moore came down from
Craw ford this week and attend the
marriage of her sister.
—Those that are due the Democrat
anything, will please come forward
and settle, as we are needing money.
Mr. A. B. Laformo, Boston, Mess.,
says: My wife would not. be without
Bradvcrotiue for any money considera¬
tion.
—Miss Bennie Davenport of Pow
elton, has been spending some time in
Crawfordville as the guest of Miss Ida
Farmer.
—Mr, L. L. Wright, who is encag¬
ed in the lumber business iu South¬
west Georgia, was in onr town last
Sunday.
—Messrs. S. H. Rhodes, D. P.
Henry ana John W. Timberlake are
doing carpenters work at Sharon this
week.
— Our goods are just as cheap as
_
Who is i’ **•• - —’*■ •>‘“'*<'000
that cotton is cheap enough? Armor
Bros. A Co.
—Sterling Jennigan, of White
Plains was in Cr awfordville Saturday
and Sunday last, the guest of Col.
Howell Beaziey.
—We think the boys have become
discouraged with fox-hunting, as they
are never successful in bring back
“Reynard’s plumage.
—The old reliable Adkins House ig
(till the popular place for the travelling
- public to make their head-quarters
while in Augusta.
—Lient. Percy Trippe and family
have returned to New Mexsco after
a pleasant stay with relatives and
friends in this couQty.
—Mr. M. C. Jones, of Augusta,
spent a few hours iu Crawfordville
• Tuesday. His friends are numerous
here aud he al ways receives a barty
welcome.
—Mr. R. N. Gilbert was in to see
us this week, and he says the times
are getting kinder squally down in his
section, caused from the short crop
and low price of cotton.
—The Agricultural Society of Tal¬
iaferro county, will meet in the court
house on the first Tuesday in Decem¬
ber, just after the publ c sale hours.
AH are requested to attend.
We have ten times as many
blankets as all the houses iu Greenes
boro put together. These goods for
the next 30 days will be slanghted.
JVe invite all to this feast of bargains.
Armor Bros, k Co.
—My books after December 15, next
will go into the hands of an attorney
for collection. All parties paying me
their accounts by that time, can set¬
tle them at 10 per cent, discount.
Thomas Akins.
Oar mammo th stock of clethingis
The “Best” fitting.
The “Best” looting,
Toe “Best” for wear.
The “Best” for the money.
Got our prices, see onr stock and in
99 cases out of one hundred yon will
buy our goods. Armor Bro*. It Co.
—Horace M. Holden Esq. is now
lending money oa lands on fiv# years
time, at very low rates of disco ant i
nd or.lv 7 1 -2 ner cent inter.*. rater-, Inter
es on.y i payaoie j once a year and you
can pay the whole or any part of the
principal at any time aud interest will
cease on payment. 1
—Bob Aanderson, the 19-year old
son of Hon. E. L Aanderson of this
’county, happened to quite a painful
accident Tuesday while getting o»er a
fence. He fell with hi* face down
ward, striking a rock which knocked
oot two of his front teeth, and badly
lut his upper lip. His mouth l* slight
It disfigured, but othirwiae be is doing
[very well. i
All parties InditSuo us must set
j tie or make satisfactory
by the 15th of December next, other
wise their accounts will positively
! into the hands of other parties.
Holden A l aemsb.
i Turkeys Killed.
Seven
A few nights ago Mr. J. I\ Perkins
who resides oil the outskirts of town.
succeeded in capturing a large mink
j which bas been doing great damage in
his poultry house. However, the ani¬
mal managed to kill seven turkeys
that were almost grown. Mr. Ihrkius
put soma poison on one of fowls killed,
and it laid iow his mink-ship.
The Yoke Is Not Easy.
As long as any town is burdened
with narrow, contracted, selfish, one¬
sided, nuggle-de-wuddle inhabitants it
will remain iu the old fogyism ruts
They are dead to progress, dead to en¬
terprise, dead to public spirit and not
possessed of as much life as a mummy
Some towns bear these burdens, bat
the yoke is not easy. These people
generally pray, “Lord;s.iVo me and my
wife, my son John and his wife, us
four and no more.”
Another Gin House Burned.
By an oversight we failed to note>
last week, the terrible loss to Messrs’
J. T. Portwood aud B >b Edwards of
their gin which burned ou the 12th
lust. The entire house, gin and con¬
tents were consumed about 3 o’clock in
the afternoon. There wise about three
bales and a half of cod ju iu the house
besides a great many cotton seed.
This is truly a heavy loss to these
gentlemen aud the sympatfii s of all
are with them.
Plenty of Corn.
Mr. II. D. Murden, of this county,
has made over 500 bushels of corn this
year on ten acres of bottom laud. He
says also that he planted fifty acres in
upland and the drouth cut that off—the
former he says cost him 10 cents per
bushel aud the latter $1.00 per bushel.
However he is solid in corn
for the next twere months. Plenty of
corn in the crib tfipse timfes of low
priced-cotUm is a luxury that is worth
having these days of high-priced corn.
Almost a Blaze.
The steaai gin of Shop Peek’s at the
old brick mill came very near bein„
destroyed by fire last Sunday morningj
Had it not beeu for the timely arriva
of some hoys who were playing near
the mill, it would have no doubt burn¬
ed. When they first discovered the tire
it was making good head way in the
engine room. One of the sills under
the engine was in a light blaze, and it
would have very soon ignited a large
pile of wood near the engine. Had
the fire reached the wood, it, would
have been a difficult matter to extin¬
guish tho flames.
_.lt Tuned Out-Well.
■fgSMBP* ,1 u.ie o i the many
"BroWf^*raers iu this section of Geor
gia, tells us that be sold throe bales of
cotton this season that brought him
$186. It was of the silk variety. It
makes a splendid sample and always
sells for II or 12 cents per pound. He
says that he can make fully as much
silk cotton on one acre as he caa of
the ordinary variety. This is a sug¬
gestion that a small farm well manured
and planted lu this cotton would yield
much more in dollars than many acres
or neglected land planter! in ordinary
cotton. Olie is a good farmer and is
making his farm self-sustaining, which
is the secret of a successful farming.
Chapman—Gunn.
At the Baptist church yesterday af¬
ternoon at half past four o’clock Mr.
W. C. Chapman and Miss Leila Gunn,
both of this place wore joined in tha
holy bonds of wedlock. Rev. li. E. L. j
Llarrm officiated. A. large & concourse !
of filends . and . relatives . .. were present i
to witness this beautiful ceremony.
after .. which ..... the newly, , made , couple ,
repaired to the residence of the bride’s
!>a,ei, s, . r. an rs. . ,unn , ;
where a sumption* supper awaited
At 6:00 o’clock the newly J made
pair , boarded . , , the , fast „ tram on a bridal
tour through South Carolina where j I
they will spend a few days sight-see¬ j
ing. Mr. and Mrs. Chapman will re- ' i
turn to Crawfordville where they will
make their future home.
The groom is a prominent merchant
et this place, while his bride is one of 1
our sweetest young ladies. This young
couple enters iite under the brightest
anspicies and we trust that their boat
will eyer sail ou the placid waters of
life’s ocean. Thk Democrat joins a
boat of frieod. in wi.htn^ for t,„„ .
long life filled with joy and prosperity, j
Caturrii Can’t be Cured
with local applications, as they cannot
reach the seat of iue disease. Cat a: i U i*
a blood or constitutional disease, and iu
order to cure it you have to take internal
remedies. Hall’s Catarrh carets taken
netrnally, and acts directly on the blood
and mneous surface. Hall’s Catarrh Core
nn ff jac k medicine, it was
° ne of the t,est physicians in this coun
trJ ’ tor years and “ * re « ular prescription
it is composed of the best tonices known,
combined with the best purifiers, acting
directly on the mucous surface. The per
feet combination of the two iugredients is
what produces such wonderful results in
curing catarrh. Send for testimonials
free.
F. J, CHENEY A CO., Props., Toledo O.
Sold by druggists, priee 75
For Rent.
The borne place of Mrs- Nancy Reid
lying between the two Ogeeehee rivers
containing 167 acres of land, most of
it fresh, land, i* to rent on liberal terms
Good improvements. Apply to Mrs.
Nancy Reid or R. J. Reid.
j COMES THROUGH 1 HE MAIL
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! From the Different Sections of
Taliaferro County.
[ CORRESPONDENTS - WORK.
OUR
The News Items They Gatherup in Their
Respective Localities for the In
formation of OurlEeaiers.
SANDY CROSS DOTS.
BY ------ JASON.
When you see a fellow with the
swell head you may know that he
soorastrike the wall.
Mrs. E. II. Saggus went down to
Baytown last week to visit her sister
who was very ill.
We are glad to know that Mr. li. T.
Edwards is improving so rapidly, he
will soon be able to attend his business
if he continues to improve.
The cotton crop is about all market¬
ed and it would take another crop like
this to pay the geneal debts of the peo
pie.
Mr. J. W. Farmer was seen in this
section recently and he had with him a
pack of dogs. Guess he was on hunt
of his debtors.
The health of ouv section was never
better than at present but we are trou¬
bled with a malignant form of finan¬
cial fever.
Mr. J. F. Fortwood lost his gin
house last week which was
consumed by fire. It was supposed to
have eaugb from a match in the cot¬
ton, Mr. J. T. Fort wood lost 4 bales
of cotton while his father Mr. Jesse
l’orlwood lost one. Bob Edwards
was also a loser, as he owned half
enterest in the machinery.
We were in Crawfordville last week
and we believe the town has been
turned over to amativeuuSs. We ex¬
pected to attend preaching but hoard
that there would not be any as the
preacher was going to get married.
So we went to the Alliance store to do
some trading aud found that the
manager had gone off preparatory to
get married and the assistant was
very solumn as they said that ho was
going to marry too. Then we went to
the office to get our mail but the assis¬
tant Postmaster seem indifferent to
wait on us as they said ho was going
to marry. So on we went the Demo¬
crat office to get our paper, but it
wasa’t out as tho Editor had beeu off
all the week.arranging to get married.
Then we sent a note to call ou one of
the fair sex. but she said no, and wo
guess she is going to marry. Infact
we think the town authorites should
quarantine the place against further,
infections from vineulumns matrimonii.
irj BLACK-DBAUGHT tea for Dyspepsia.
Go Slow Girls.
Scarcely a day passes without its
fttllW flV .-----.ft- »» V/ UlUU
who met a iran so intereating that she
thought she could not live without
him, so she married him in hast and
afterwards learned that lie was an ex¬
convict or a brute or already trad a
wife or two from whom lie bad separa¬
ted without formality or a‘ legal
divorce.
In such cases the blame is laid upon
the man, who generally deserves more
abuse than he gets. But girls, look at
the matter serously a few minutes and
see if the trouble might not have been
avoided if you had uot been in too
much of a hurry.
Marriage means partnership for life.
Decrees of divorce are merely excep.
tions that prove the rule. Would any
man enter a business partnership with
as little knowledge of tho other party
as you seem satisfied with? Well, no,
not unless he were a sweet souled luria
tic.
T;llk is cheap, giris; it can be made
to order as fast . as tongues can run
ially wben thore i8 a preltJ , ace
. to inspire . it .. and , , two willing ears to re
.
v@
tUat gomfl other gul * nl
get y 0Ur f e |i ovv unless you secure him
alonse . A fish that any one can catch
^’^th throwing a Hue for. Try
him to Qua out whether he amounts to 1
anything. If he becomes impatient
and dashes away, why, follow Dogberry
and thank God that you’re rid of a
knave.
A fact that all men with gray and many
shaded whiskers should konw, that Buck¬
mgham’sDye atwayscolors an even brown
or black at will. i
1
jgy*BLACK-ORAUGH-r u* eure* constipation
The Best Authorities.
S “ ch 83 Ur ’ ^ and
, ,, '
requires a constitution remedy like Hood’s j
Sarsaparilla, which effectually and per- ;
manently praise it. cures catarrh. Thousands j
Hood’s Pills cure liver ills, janndiee,
biliousness, sick headache, constipation
arid a/i troubles of the digestive organs,
To till! Ladles,
There are thousands of ladies through
out the country whose systems are poison
ed, and whose blood is in an impure con
ditlon from the aiisorpt ion of impure mat.
ter, due to menstrual irregularities. This
class are peculiarly ben efited by the won
derfui tonic and blood-cleansing properties
of Prickly Ash, Poke Root and Potassium
—P. P. P. Roses and bounding health
take the place of the sickiy look, the lost
color, and the general wreck of the s> -
tern. P. P. P. is the cure—be sure get t
at once.
Malaria.
disme yieIds quIckly ^ thu w .
^ r r, powers of P. P. P. (Prichiy ,
p„!«; iioot and Potassium). People |
ing ia miasmatic countries should a. , r
be witliout P. P. P. A word to the vrisw*
*sr WINE or CARDUL a Tonic tor Warn*-
| Anna The O. tract Hall onaud^own placej containing as 200 the
I Acres Situated eouvfn&nt to church
and school, is for rent on liberal terms.
Apply t o B. J. Reid.
S Something For Everybody.
Deception may st^veetl if under
j cover for a time, makje but it is the poorest
j kind of policy to printed stale
meuts which will noMgtand the test of
investigation. VVehajve no bankrupt
stocb, no goods soil from a ' Are.
But we have got a tljD0.000 stock of
j j^yely dry goods that We purchased at
j prices uuk.«»owix seetiosl, and! unheard of by
dealers in this \Ve cannot
St) u tdoese goods at } price as some
advertise to do, but we never have
been undersold am ; U never will be.
j ^ lluor Bros. & Co. Mi
Wife-Such -—;—, a dnMfc I had last .
■light, dear. t»|
Husband—May Idrel Sad Jr about that it? I
'•Well, yes. was
in a great establishnSSHt Ther| where they
sold husbands. were beauties;
some in glass eases pnd marked at
fearful pi ices and otbf cs were avid at
less figures. Girls w iv paying out
fortunes, and gettimri he handsomest
men I ever saw. It w is wonderful.’’
“Did you see any Is se mo there
dear?” i
“Yes. Just as I wa leaving I saw
a whole lot like you lying on the
remnant counter.”
Salvation Oil is twice as cheap ami
twice as good as other liniment. Price
only 25 cents.,
Kemember that true isppiness is for
ever lost when your hen 1. Is once broken
down. Dr. Bull’s Cougi prevents throat
ami lung diseases, atiS 1 bres colds and
cough. *5 cents. .
Closing 0 *®itCost.
For tl.e next thirl yiHjs I will sell
ray stock of merchant! ilia at. cost to
close out business. Clime one, come
all, if you want to get fiat-gains.
'SkfSe Richards.
-
‘ Scrofula tad."”
For all forms and vulirtions of scro¬
fula, which sta ids neA to contagious
blood poison in the pBblems Ipeeillc. that it
presents. 8. 8, S. is a As a
remedy for this disousl, incoinYjmble. it stands pre¬
eminent and Where
ordinary treatment iai and it does
fail in nine cases obt Sod ^ of len-S. 8. S.
will effect a cure. the tesimo
nials that the propriety hava on file,
and others which tlipy i icludo in their
pamphlets, describe cures that are al¬
most miraculous. No higher tributes
could be paid to the sAigulur efficacy
of this medicine than those which are
embodied in these unse >)lotted letters.
The suffering that has :\*eu saved by
S. S. 8. in these cases alone would
place it at the headJuf all blood
medicines,
It leads aggisis them w'. en liiyi At Rout noneral the merit reply
... ,u
or sales of Hood’s Su. .rlila.
Lovely line prii’jjl-. latest shades
aud figures 2J- f#r yd J At. Armor Bros
& Co.
Illicit U * A » M salt*.
Tan Bust oacvic in world for Out*,
Hr uses, Sore*. Ulcers, 8a K Rheum, Fever
Sores, Tetter, Chapped Hands, Chilblain*,
Corns an-l all Skin Eruptions, and pos
tivcly cares Biles, or no My required. Jt
is guaranteed to give perfect i&tLfactiou,
nr box. money refunded, Hauu.iack. t’rijce tS A cents Co’*. p*
At Lucas
Poisoned by pcrofula
is tho snd iitory of many 5 iv<M maun miser
able through no fault of (heir own. Scro¬
fula is more especially thipi any other a
hereditary disease, and lor this’ siniple
reason: Arising from impure and insuffi¬
cient blood the disease locate* Itself in the
lymphatic*, which are com oil posed of wlii e
tissues; there is a peri of fi etal life
when the whole body cofwhsls of white
tissues, and therefore the unborn child Is
especially susceptible to this dreadful
disease. But there is a rpwady for tcro
fula, whether hereditary Ir acquired It
is Hood s Sarsaparilla, which by its power¬
ful effect on blood, expels all trace of the
disease and gives to the vital fluid the
quality and color of health. If you decide
to take Hood's Sarsaparilla do not accept
any substitute. i
Auvcrtixed Litter*.
The following list of letters, remaining I*
in the Post-office, at CrftnifordvUle, Talia
ro county, Ga., will be snrit to the Dead-let
ter office if not called lor at the expi¬
ration of 30 days from date.
Miss.Lizzie Dunn. Missjf’ollna HowclI;
Mis* It. J. Stewart (2) ; Miss Kate Stewart
Mia* Moiile Jones; Miss Emma Turner;
Mrs. James Barnett; Mr*., Metvina Nel
son; Mrs. Piancls Coun; Mr*. An na Har
ris; Mr*. 1 Anion Stewart. Mrs. Martha
Beeks; Willie Evan*; T. M. Chapman
John Stranger; Dr. P L Pitts; Dr Kylie; J
7o£nSem; w '’ , ' tat ’ Mr ShepI ' orl;
When caning for thy
fised.’
Executor* Kale.
' IA ' umpibonty
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to in-- in : e n
j- M. I
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” A t^t^tor n M
l or j . 2SJ
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1 u y i U Oil Voc o U 7 baffle r
or !e i .1 a* the property Of *»id deceas¬
ed. Win. ,V. Liinu executor of the ia*t
will and teste ,rant of said Mr*. U. A.
A*kin, deceased.
T!ii» Nov ‘i: h 1SB1.
McEiree's Wine of Cardul
and THEDFOPD S BLACK - OfiAUGHT are
lor gale by the folio w ing merchant* in
Taliaterro Loan! v:
I)r.;R J Raid, Crawerdvllle,
G.orgeW. Brown A Co.,Sharon,
ilamniHck. Luca* & Co.,Crawfordviie,
-&a wOO ■s*
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In all of his glory and grandeur never had during the
history of Ins life, the opportunity that the people
of this and adjacent counties now possess.
Could he but gaze for one moment upon
our mammoth stock of lovely mer¬
chandise in all of its mavclr^tS beau¬
ty. lie would exclaim as
did the Queen of Sheba.
HALF WASH TOLD!
The testimony is cumulative concerning the attractions of our Dress Goods stock. Al¬
ways leading, it has a longer, stronger, bolder lead this season than ever in the past. Here
are a few spray thoughts that flash from the suface of our Dress goods departments. If
there is failure in the havvewts and depletion in the granaries o of Europe, it is quite certain
they still have brilliant silk and woolens iu abundance. Their yield has been prolific, We
have,gathered sorts best adapted to the exquisite taste of a particular trade. The fabrics
themselves fresh from the mills of the world are spread out for easy examination.
Novelties come in extremes. Extremes of roughness and richness, extremes of largeness
in plaids and figures and extremes in softness and fineness. Lovely trimmings to match each
seperate piece. LYE AND EAK
“PLEASE THE AND YLU WILL WIN THE HEART.”
wi PLEASE YOUlt EYES WITH CJLOICE GOODS
PLEASE YOUR EARS WITH LOW PRICES
TRY TO WIN YOUR HEART BY HONESTY.
In notions and millinery we defy any retail house South to produce such an assortment
as we carry. Our goods are best, our prices lowest. Our hosiery and underware stock sur—
pass all our former efforts in this line. Onr house furnishing and table linen stock is the best
and largest in this section of the state, special bargains in table linens napkins kc. Call for
them.
tiltlit 4JE
Here ran be seen every imaginable style, cut and price, in both cheap, mpbium and fine
goods. The d,eai littli; one as ^ ste P s gently from the cradle can have a perfect fit. Here
also the cit% bell and the village maiden can get those styles and shades best adapted to bring,
out their beauty of feature and figure. Ladies, Misses, and children this is your opportunity
The readers of the Democrat know full well what our
SHOE A.7. £TT*. iiST-TT
lias always been. We need but say it is the most superb and complete, it has ever been.
These jroods range in price from 25 cents to the very finest hand made goods, We make
a specialty of school shoes for children. We warrant we can save you 20 per cent in this line.
Big drive in domestics. Do not fail to take advantage of this opportunity.
Cloth lag Sc Furnishing Goods.
This proud department it has growntoamamoth proportion;
we feel of and think we have cause to feel SO.
No house in thestate can boast of so marvelously wonder¬
ful a stock. These goods are the latest styles cuts and
colors. The delicate dwarf need not stand hack, nor
is there need tor the hold jiant to hesitate, We never
tail to fit a* d please the most tastideous. Jlou’t be dup¬
ed come direct to us. Our suits range in price from 89c
to $50, over coats^go at a mere song. Will you walk
carts, when you phaeton can rid^’-o cheap? quote In factory buggies prices, surrys, stock road
wag m, we our
embraces everything rotory.
Miscellaneous.
Remember we can produce any article called for.
We call attention to the iollowing lines. In fiard
W ar e , cooking and heating stoveH, builder* supplies,
heavy iV taiiey grocies, drugs tin ware crockery queens
wt/re, trunks, valises, harness sadlery, buggy and hand
iinbrellas, paints varnish. We will say onr stock is ten
times as large as any house in (Ids section. We appre
eiate your palroage, we* eater tor it. We will protect
he people from ontrogou* prices, and will always make
to your interests to bay Yours all you need of us.
to Serve*.
ARMOR BROTH, & CO.
GREENESEORO, CEORGI
