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About Crawfordville democrat. (Crawfordville, Ga.) 1881-1893 | View Entire Issue (April 1, 1892)
Highest of all in Leavening Power.—Latest U. S. Gov’t Report ^-<2aGj>o) ABSOLUTELY PURE BRIGHT NEWS GLEANINGS Of Local Interest. A Column of Gossip FROM THE SIDE-WALK CHAT. Sparkling Paragraphed Items Gathered from Town and County. —Stick to the alliance and let the third party alone. — Every body glad to see the son shine yesterday. —Early planting of corn was a fail¬ ure in this section. —The Democrat is getting more job work than it can do. —Bailey end rye patches come in well now to feed upon. —Mrs. Nora Taylor has teen right sick but is up at this writing. —Nothing can be accomplished by the South with her forces split. -There is an epidemic of ear-aches going the rounds with the grippe. —Dr. J. J. Cooper went down the road Tuesday night on a professional call. —Full moon in April is the time to be uneasy about fruit t rees in this sec¬ tion. —Mr. C. T. Lucas of this county, visited Greenesboro this week on busi ness. —Di - 8. Beazley & White hnve opened an office over McCord & Griffith’s store. —Kulie Gann killed a partridge on main street here a few days ago, with a parlor rifie. —Mrs. C. U. Jordan attended the funeral of Miss Mamie Gunn Monday near Bethany. —Mrs. B. R. Reid is very much im¬ proved after a severe spell of measles udA pneumania. —The wind and rain Saturday night last did only a small amount of dam¬ age in this section. —Mr. H. T. Rhodes is at home this week from his work in Augusta. lie has been right sick. —Julian Gorham, cf Atlanta, was here Sunday last to see his father who is still quite feeble. —Mrs. Annie Holden has been sick this week. She has gone to her fath¬ er’s at White Plains. —According to late reports, Watson <lid send a few of his speeches to white people of this county. —The Adkins House is the place to get nice lodging and something good to eat when in Augusta. —To-day (April 1st) is our day but we are not selfish at all—we share it with a great many others. —Dr. Thomas, of Barnett, spent Tuesday night in Crawfordville the guest of Mr. C. Bergstrom. —The Democrat is receiving' new subscribers at the rate of two per day and still the good work goes on. —Mrs. Sallie Farmer returned Sun¬ day lastafter a short visit to her daugh¬ ter, Mrs. L. E. Blanchard in Columbia county. —Judge J. D. Hammack, of tills place, is one of the solid rocks who delights to tell of what Democracy after hearing a third party advocate say that a third party man was “a true Jeffersonian democrat,” ex¬ claimed. “Who am 1, and where am I, and what am I!” —Capt. D. N. Sanders, of this coun¬ ty, went to Atlanta Monday to accept a j osition on the People’s Party paper n that city. This goes to prove what we said tiiat the third party would do the farmers no good. It is making newspaper men and such like of good farmers. —Last Saturday’s action over the state proved conclusively that the peo¬ ple of Georgia are not so very anxious about the peoples party as to jump out of the frying pan into the fire. Out of 36 counties reported, half of them did not act at all and a fourth of the 36 <>uld not get enough third party ad vocates together to organize. With the exception of one or two counties Talia¬ ferro had the biggest gathering of any. Be careful voters, you will go too far, say and do too much and then find that even the South is not following you. We have not heard of a single meeting in tiie cities where the labor organizations are expected to help the farmers out. The reappearance of lagrippe in Europe should warn Americans to be in readiness, in ease the epidemic returns to our shores. Catarrh, the forerunner of the disease can easily :>e cured by the use of Old Saul’s Catarrh Cure. If your baby is sick, suffering awl cry¬ ing with pain ot cutting teeth, soothe It with Dr. Bull’s Baby Syrup It is -afe. Price 25 cents. gg^-BLACK-DRAUGHT «ea ernes Const:pauon To the Ladies. Our grand spring millinery opening will occur on Tuesday and Wednesday, April 5th, and 6th. Our opening this season will truly be a tiling of beauty, and joy forever to the artist’s soul. The latest production of the old and new world will be on exhibition and we invite most cordially every lady in Taliaferro county to visit us on this occasion. Armor Bros. & Co. Requested the Ladies to Meet. All the ladies iu this place aud ail who are within reach of the place in country around who are interested in the care of ttie graves of deceased cou ederate soldiers are requested to meet at 2.30 o’clock next Monday evening April 4th, at the residence of Judge J. D. Hammack. A matter of import¬ ance is desired to be placed before the meeting. All come out that cau. New Dress Fabrics. We mention some late arrivals in dress goods aud trust the ladles will inspect the same at their earliest con¬ venience, Inverness cloth, bedford cords and stripes, latosca suitings, Coup de maitree. Non Veaute, Golden Iiod suitings, Chantilly muslins, all wove surge, silk warp hemrlettns, all shades. Nuns vailing ail shade. Black and plaid silks, chiffon effects, whip coids, Bengalines, Fine apples, Tissues, Challies, India, Macrieand China silks, the most complete line of trimmings in the state. We never fail to please the ladies. Airnor Bros. & Co. Better than Spring Poetry. On our editorial page this morning will be fouud the attractivu announce¬ ment of Messrs Armor Bros, A Co. of Greenesboro. They have just put in a spiiag siock of goods second to none in this part of the country and they pro¬ pose to lead in low prices for standard and reliable goods. This firm is com¬ posed of some of the test men of our country ai d they employ none but po¬ lite, courteous aud reliable salesmen aud salesladies who always make it pleas¬ ant for customers to visit their mam¬ moth store. It is useless to attempt even a meutioo of what they have in stock as they have anything a person may want and tiieir house is truly a place to have your wants supplied. Read what they have to say about a tree ride from this place to Greenes bo; o aud return. To the Voters of Taliaferro County. As tiie former chairman of your Ex¬ ecutive Committee, I feel called upon to give some expression of my senti¬ ments on the issues of the day. While physically unable to attend your meet¬ ing, I am with you In spirit, and would in my feebleness admonish all good citizens to battle for the good of our county. I see a danger threatening us politi¬ cally, comparable with that which en¬ compassed us in tiie days of reconstruc¬ tion. Indeed I consider it of greater magnitude, from the fact that then we had to battle as a whole against an element foreign to views of right and justice. Now there seems to lie a division among us as a people, and similar dangers threaten us to be met not as a Solid South, but as a divided people. Ouly in union is therestrength, land 0 ) 1 ! that those of our brethren jwlio seem inclined to leave tiie ranks the “old party,” could realize the threatening our beloved coun¬ Let not the enemy deceive you promises that can never be ful outside of tiie “old party.” I see the near future a glorious victory in by unanimity of purpose and a determination to stand solid for the principles of democracy. But should we go to the ballot box divided in sentiment, there is no computing the damage tiiat may result to us as a peo¬ ple. A continuance of Republican ascendency in power, is sure to follow, and that there is room for radical rule in our own beloved state, none car, doubt, and if the thiid party principles are indulged in to too great an extent, tiiere is danger of negro supremacy in even our county offices. I would as one bordering on the grave, beg our people to bait, and look into the future, realizing the dangers threatening us and may they, before too late, rally around the “old party” that has in days gone by done a > much for the South, and bear its standard , high . . above . reproach, . standing . .. as a sohd ... wail demanding .. of . .. the nation .. our rights as freeman. Yours Truly, John T. Mann. March 28 1892. Dr. Joliu Bull’s Worm I destroyers tastegood and quickly removefworms from children or grown people, restating health. the weak and puny to robust Try them. No other worm medicine is so safe, Buckien’* Arnica sat**. To B«t Salv* in th* world f*r Cato, Brusts, teres. Uieera, Sait Rheum, Fever fcure*. Tetter, Chapped Handa,Chilblain., Cow and ail Skin Eruption*, and poo lively cares Pile*, or no pay required. It is guaranteed t/» give perfect satisfaction, zr:i To. * COMES THROUGH THE - Different Sections of Taliaferro. | OUR CORRESPONDENTS’ WORK. _ - o< T ews — Items they ,, r-e r ma j in • their ,i • Respective Loealites for Our Readers. RAYTOWN ITEMS. BY FOX HUNTER. Oapt. S. J. Flyut lost a due horse last week. Farmers in a rush to finish planting their corn. Wiio will be the next representative from our county. Miss Eva Moore visit*d relatives in McDuffie last week. Mr. W. M. Moore is up again after several week’s of illness from erysipe¬ las. Mts. Lewis, from Washington, visit¬ ed her daughter Mrs. J. II. Stone last week. Messrs. O. D. and L. A. Mol re made a business tiip to Augusta re¬ cently. We are glad to see Mrs. John B. Flynt up again after a long spell of lagrippe. We are sorry to hear of the illness of Mr. John It. Moore. Hope tie may have a speedy recovery. Col. E. G. ltoaiie passed through re¬ cently with a fine drove of mules aud horses enroute for Warreuton. Where shall we speud Easter. Sad death, in town: Mr. W. A. Stone’s fifteen year old dog died last week. Mr. Willie Stewart, one of Warren county’s business young men is clerk ing for J. T. Wright: we welcome him in our towu. There is a young man in our town tiiat stays at home and seems very sad only a hen the school mar’m re¬ turns to her home, then he siugs “I’ll be all smiles to-night love.” BARNETT RIPPLES. HY JACK SURAT Plenty of rain lust week. Farmers anticipate having to plant a great deal or their upland corn. Several from this section attended the mass meeting iu towu last Situr day. The People’s Party was reorganized last Satruday under very favorable auspices. Mad dogs are rampant in tire land it is reported, although we have not seen any ourselves. It is reported that our friend G. K. Gregory is going to home keeping or at least lie’s buying furniture. Mr. J. S. Me. is reported to be en¬ gulfed in an “affaird amour” it is his Joy by day and hi* dream (if night, There Is some talk of organizing a literary club at Hirnett. The success of Buch an undertaking is not very probable. Where was Bro. “Swamp Fox” last Saturday? Never mind brother Fox if you aiut with us we’ii ride you 011 a rail for your sassy conduct. Old boreas spread him self last Sat¬ urday night and Sunday, as if destruc¬ tion was his mission; trees, garden paling Ac. were blown belter skelter in these parts. Writers may hatch up falsa and erroneous ideas and cloth them in all the splendor that human philosophy is capable of, but when anal i zed in the light of reason and common sense, they generally exhibit stupidity and self conceit. It is high time that a stop was being put to this gambling business known 1 as dealing in futures; we have heard a great deal said about tiie Louslana Lotery and others but when these are compared with the latter, the lottery business pales into insignificance. We had tiie pleasure of meeting Bro. “Wanderer” last Saturday. “Wanderer” is good company and tiie beet of his disposition is he wants to participate in all that Is good and bear his portiou of ths burden. lie’s al ways in the middle of tho roae and “er gwine face foremost.” j He who holds parly above principle and worship men instead of measures will never be any service iu the great j effort to elevate man kind but is aid ing in tiie destroying of his own liberty and that of his fellow and the ' man establishment of an absolute despot- : ism. DO IS ON THE ROAD. BY TRAVELLER. Politics is booming now all through the land. We have had several days of bad weather the past week. Dr. Kendrick’s mill dam partly , washed away last Friday night which ■ W e don’t think was very agreeable to UieDr. , 1 people as a general , thing , in the i country are in favor of the peoples patty movement; ouly , in , , town .. that . , i you find much opposition. j 1 Miss Bessie Moore, of tins county, j wbo has been sick for some time is 8t, ,,11 *i , ia very leemeneaitn, health wehouesoon we nope soo ' ] to chronicle liei entire recovery. Mrs. Jesaie Taylor was taken »ud- j : The friends and acquaintances of, Mrs. Mary Durham long with who dropsy has been | down sick so are for- < rJ to i ea r n that there is no prospect j for her recovery. ^ met brother ..(swamp Fox” last , JJe to te in good health | ; aud alive to his mercantile baainews ] and from his items he is with the Democratic paity. Mr. Editor, l arts told to state in these items by a prominent citizen and Alliance Democrat, of Raytown dis trict, that several in ins district had received VVatson speeches by mail. Let every man be sure h e is right, sincerely and conscienciously, in his party views and act accordingly, then i f you ara wrong you cannot help it; it is a error of the bead and not of the ) ienrtt It was our pleasure to stop with Mr. Aaron Kendrick last week. Mr. K. is an industrious farmer, raises all he eats at home, he says the money we have isgood enough for him if he can just get enough of It. A man went to Barnett one day last week to get a half peck of peas for table use; he could not purchase them for love or money, although they had two or three barrels on hand, conse¬ quently lie had to go to Sharon four miles off to get that little item. Times are light at Barnett we supitose. Dr. R. J. Bobbins, of Greene county, passed through Barnett last week enronte to Washington Dr. U. and myself went through the confiderate service together being members of the same company; be was,u brave soldier and is a prominent a’iiaEeeman and occut ies the place as alliance lecturer for the eighth district. We stopped over with Mr. R. 11. Jackson, of Fair Play district, recent¬ ly, Mr. J. is a general mechanic and by the way is about the!tallest man we have in the county. Hob, him as we call has built lnm a uew shop which we think is high enough 1 ut we don’t think lie can he down it comforta bly unless he ruu8 hi feet out the door. Free Ride. Armor, Bros. A Co ,-of Greenesboro, will pay the rail road fate of each per¬ son to and Lora tho stations mentioned below, who will buy *25 worth of dry goods, notions, millinery &c, groceries excepted. In addition to this offer we telleve we can save you at least 20 per cent on your purchases. Our stock is the greatest and largest ever carried by us Here are the stolons: Craw tordville, White Flains Union Point, Siloarn, Woodvllle, liftkheud, Madi¬ son, Cary, Hobinsou. We want your trade, friends. Armor. Bros. & Co. People’s Party Maf,s-Meetlng Was held on the 26 iust at 2 o’clock p. m. at the couit house of this place, for the purpose of perfecting the or¬ ganization of a Peoples party for Tal¬ iaferro county. The u eetiiig was called to order and on motion Mr. John Johnson was elected chairman, W. H. Bagby Secretary. The object of ttie call for this meeting was stated by the chair. And a sot of resolutions were offered to be read for adoption the substance of which yvas an en dorse merit of the la am fereiico and the platfofny adopted by that tedy, also an endowment of til* manly course pursued® by Thos E. Watson in congress. The whole of which whs uxanimouly gnd enthusias ticly received and adopted. On motion it was agreed that an executive commit tee be elected to be kilo wu as tbo Peo¬ ple’s Party execute rf committee for Taliaferro county, >ja., tho dif¬ ferent (list, were taken by rotation and elected by ucclaiuatjon ns follows for the 172d, Jesse A. 'Woodall, W. A. Stone. Jr., W. F. Hitt’ (Met, J. N. Chapman, (J. T. Rhodes, A, D. Mc¬ Donald. 602d, Jacob Vr*cker, T. L. Bently, W. H. Bagby. 603d John A. Caldwell, T. O. Gunn, If. D. Ilada way. 604th, O. M. 8 * 0*118 , John F. Portwood, Jesse PotiWood. 605th, Wiliam Wall, John W. !,fierier, John Jackson. 606th, Oapt. #>. N. Aiflders, me vacancies iu this rltit. worn left unfilled until tiie first TdjjSedny in 607th, April when this committee meets. j, m. Murden, D. A. Haggus, A. V. Davis. 608th, J. M. ijpp, John Cox, J, B. Simmons. Oc motion, tho members above mention jjwhicli consti¬ tute the Peoples Party executive com¬ mittee of Taliaferro (except the vacan¬ cies yet unfilled) are requested to moot at the court house in Crawfordville on the first Tuesday in April at 10 o’clock a. m, to elect a ctmlrman Sec t ary, etc. by motion the address and platform in full of the ft. Louis 1 con ve „t) on W as read, after wAi cli a reso i u tion was introduced trieetlfig filing that the proceedings of this tepnMinh e ,i i n the Crawfordville DCMOCKAT an d that the Augusta Chronicle, Peo pie’s Party Paper, Southern Alliance Farmer te requester! to copy tiie same. On motion the meeting Adjourned. Tory T. JohksML chairman, W. H. Baobt, Sectary. Hpeclaaeu 1 H. H. Clifford, New Ctffel, WIs., was trubled with Neuralgia and Rheumatisms hi* Stomach was dleordeitd, his Liver wa, affected to an alarming ;.** gr(;e, appetite fell 8WHV. ’ and he „.r“T reduce la flesh , and strength. Three notties ... ,, of Klec- , trlc Bitter* cured blm. ; Edward Slteptered, Harrisburg, 111, —__ *.is leg , of , eight . had a running sore mi ihree 1 year’s standing. Used bottles of Electric Bitter* and sev«Y boxes of Buck- ( j iwi’s Arnica Salve, and ( bm leg is sound and well. John Hpeak#. *^ Catawba, O., j lar( , e Fever on his leg, doc tors said lie was incunt 1 e. One bottle , Electric Bitters and dgp liurklrn's * , , An,l “ "iX* ST mSftn own sa“t. | , Tb)g ^ ' , ear oter „ bU j p v * iUM * 1 Democracy and tbfep-p artyism won’t urix. : The ) Shows I hat all epidemic Germ >• endemic, and contagion, Theory. j diseases are produced by mil >ute infecting germs or microbes, i ,ec ulttr to each disease, which enter the system - It being a well settled j ^ ac *' that auy remedy which would kill the K er,n or microbe would destroy the j *'f® of the patient, it has teen found that to force out these germ is the on 'y safe rt *" ef from their ravages. ' n this way Swift’s Specilie has for 60 years teen curing blood and skin diseases - It forces out the raicrol>es through the pores of the skin, and aoon »«* n ds out the poison which they may haye left, In this way the dls case is cured, and the general health of the patient is built up. ' reatise on Blood and Skin Diseases mailed fiee. U 1 T SPECIFIC CO , Atlanta, Oa. IH t “ BLACK-DRAUGHT tea cumCouiltpotion. Mr. Editor: In your last issue you reply to Oapt Sanders and say that we can get what we need through the Democratic party. So say I, provided the democratic party of today, was the party of true Jeffersouiou principles. But what do we find at present iu that organization. We find high tariff democrats, low tariff democrats, free silver and anti free silver democrats in favor of national banks, (the gover raents pets) and those apposed to that paternal institution democrats in favor of enough money to do the business of the country, and those in favor of Wall Struct New York aud Lombard Street London dictating the flnancil policy of this Govorment. Now Mr. Editor if you will examine that old platform established by Mr. Jefferson Hnd adopted by Jackson, Calhoun and Benton, yon will see quite a difference. But how will you pric ed to get what the laboring people need, which is, equeal rights to all, and special privil iges to none. But Mr. Editor, I be¬ lieve I can see your way out, it is by going in the convention, electing a democratic President and all w ill be well. Suppose we see how that will work. The solid south will send a solid delegation to Chicago and they will bo met by the rodden New lug laud States, that have voted the re¬ publican ticket, for low these many years aud never have furnished any aid to democratic eanditates, by l 1 e midle States all controled by the gold bugs, oven Delcware aud M uylaud Southern States so called oppossad to all financial relief and why, becauae they have the money and always hnve had and are so selfish that tin y want it now aud for all times to come, and use the South and West as their hew¬ ers of wood and drawers of water for ever, which they have done since tJie foundation of the goverment. But suppose we go to the West and see what support we cau get from there in the convention. 1 daut think It will be denied, that ait the we-Urn States heretofore have voted the KapubHcan ticket, and the majority belong to the laboring class of that party, so we And no support there for the leaders of democracy are wedded to the gold bug theory quite as much so as the down Easter is. But Mr. Editor, let us cmne nearer home, to our own be¬ loved South land aud wtiut do we Aud here. First and foremost we And that iufatlible apostle of true Jeffersonian Domocracy Carl isle of Kentucky, vot¬ ing with tiie worst enemy the laboring class in Arneri ca ever bad, the dis troger of thou sands of homes, (thous¬ ands of times worse than his brother Bill Sherman who was guilty of h Is famoua march to see and through Carolina, which has teen obliterated by time, by people building to ttie chimneys, and thus destroyed his truck) scattered all oyer this country, the arch trator, whose painting is hanging today in the hunk of Inglands building, beside fameous Alexander Hamilton the first aristocrat in this goverment aud advocate of centraliza¬ tion of powe? into the hands of the money class, the man who is ever ready to oppress the Houth, and the mao who has Juat been send back to the Senate from Ohio for six more years to apprises his people with gold l ug rule John Bherman, I say Carlisle voting with him against ffeo silver, 1 usk what can you exspect from such democracy. We pray the Lord of Nations to deliver us from such friends of true democray In doubtfull places, take foi Instance the position of Cum &|ng»frMB J|fi« York on the sliver hill, and we find him voting against, twelve months ago he voted in favor, why this change. Hills trusted right bower Cochran from tiie same Htate in the same few, therefore showing plainly tiiat neither Hill or Cleveland can give us any aid. VVo all know Clevelands views, Hills speech at j SKvit’SLSlSSii'S’S. more silver in the dollars than S: means S 2SZ party may get bigger, but you doubt j ever doing the farmets it of is tiie .South | good. My dear Sir, not the / 4rmer s alone in the Houth, but the laborers of tli« whole country are in- ) terest in it and Mr. Editor, (recording to history revolutoins never gobaek wards. Mr. Editor, the Franch peo pie were in the same condition one hundred yearn ago, but I hope and, Uiat/ we ’ 1,18 'shoring class Iu this country, will never have to use g rrastsaarja "s j u for four years. The laboring peo- ! Se I tj yUie Peoples Part y on the Ht! ry)ui „ platform. Atri;k Jkkpkrso.yian rayseeo Democrat. l «utlr». .WIHEOFCASOUI tor UmUt «***— TIE VlSin FDRY & IA1MGTMG CO. YVe are prepared to do Repairs oh Engines,|Boiler, Gins, Separators &.c, in the BEST MANNER. Send Us Your Work! Rough and Dressed Lumber, Mouldings, Brackets, Sash, Doors ami Blinds in fact all Buildings Materials, always on hand. SATISFACTION GUARANTEED. L. M. SIMS, Manager. WASHINGTON. GEORGIA. THOS. BAILEY A CO., Successrs to Lyndon Foundry & Machine Works A tliens, Qa. New Shops, Now Tools, First-Class Men and Material. BUILD & REPAID MACHINERY OFALL KINDS- Saw Mills, Grist Mills, Cane Mills, Shafting, Pulleys, Pedestal Boxes, Bolts, Etc. a Specialty. Manufacturers’ Agents for the Best Engines nncl Hollers, Injectors ami Ejectors In the Market. Keep In stock Steam ami Water Pipe ami Fittings, Correspondence Solicited. THOS. BAILEY, Agent. SAVE YOUR MONEY ANI) BUY LAND. Your old suit is good enough, if you will send it and let us clean and press it nicely. Our prices an v< . v low and we never fail to give satisfaction. OU11 DYKINI4 DEPARTMENT Is run by EXPERTS. Write for prices. THOMAS STEAM DYEING CO. J No. 303, 8th Street A u n us In, Georgia T* C. F. KOHLRUSS. MAtUlVACTUUKlt, IMTOKTKH ANlt URM.RU IN MARBf G AND GRANITE MONUMENTS, STATUEY ■———COPINGS &(!.—• — Contrector for Building Stone, of Eevery Description. AOKNT von IRON AND WIRE PKNOK. The marble statue* of Ur. Irvine, Mrs. Met Joy, Mrs. Carwlle, Miss Timberlage and other line phtess of Art are works of my own hands. Likenesses modeled and cut after photographs. Comer Washington and Ellis St-, Augusta, Georgia. Administrators’ Hale. f'i KOllUIA, Tai.iavkkiu, County: VJT Agreeable to uii order of the court of Ordinary of Taliaferro County will be sold at auction at the court house door of said county on the (list Tuesday In April next within the legal hours of sale the following property to wit: one acre of land, with Improvinents thereon, eald land teimded on uorlli east and west by laud of J. W. Iilxon .north by public road. Hold as the property of Fannie tel wo late of said eonnty deceased. Terms cash. This 7th March tw«. Titus Michauds, Administrator, f T EOKUIA, Tama vk.iiho County. V* Whereas, John P . Moore ns AdrnlnU trator of It. T. Kdgo represent* to the Court In Ills petition, duly filed and enter «d on record, that he ha* fully odmlnis tered all the estate of said doceasefl. ThU la therefore to cite all person* con¬ cerned, kIudred and creditors, to siiow coin,**, If any they can. why said Adminis¬ trator should not be (Uncharged from his administration, and receive letters of dl*. mission on the first II. Monday Fi.YN-r.Ordlnar In May iho* IlKNiir y. WE WILL PAY A salary of »25 to »5o per week to GOOD agents to represent tw In every county and sell our genorjil line of Merchandise at inanufacturers' prices. Only those who want steady employment need apply. Catalogue and partleulnrs sent on receipt of 25 cents for expressnge. A. KABPEN A CO.. 122 Quincy Street, Chicago, 111. FOR — LADIES Young.Old or Middle-AgeL ] The Perfection Adjustable Shoe Exp anus from 1-8 to 1-12 inch over the Hall and Joints tlius avoiding the Strain and discomfort ex¬ perienced by wearing oth er makes. No Other Hhoe so ef¬ fectually prevents and cures corns, bunions and tender feet. % "/j and They Promote Pnmrte lAft Health . DampMH from wet side » walks ami floor* cannot pow through the Note*. Corn s A narrower oboe can te j Arc worn. j ^ Mathkn in Style, Fit mol Dwrat/llity. l/rtn Print. Take no HuMilute. Cowsoliuateu 8 hob Co., Manufacturers, Lynn, Mass. For sale in Crawfordville j —by— I HOLDEN & FARMER, THE MORN ING NEWS. The Great Demooratio Newspa¬ per of the Southeast. IT CONTAINS ALL THE NEWS, Telegraph, Local and State, CAREFULLY EDITED AND SYSTEM¬ ATIC ALLY ARRANGED. It’s Commercial and Financial Reports Are un 1 ivailed by that of any others paper in the south. The Morning News is nn impersonal newspaper. It lias no cnenifos to punish. It Is democratic for the reason that the principles of that pirty are the test for the prosperity of the whole country. It believes that tariff reform la more neces nary now than ever. For professional and business men, whether in city or country, farmers and all otters, who desire a daily or weekly newspaper tot themselves or their fami¬ ne*. The Daily Morning News and Tho .Savannah Weekly News are unrivalled. ffl.00; Dally three Ne«s months, one year, S10.00; six months. S2..W. Weekly News one year, 81.25; six months, 75 cents. Address MORNING NEWS Savannah, lla. 3 —Manufacturer of—— GRANITE and - MARBLE MONUMENTS,— and STATUARY. -Importer Direct. tllVTSK: riiR tor Building Ktone. - AOBNT FOR CHAMPION IRON FENCE CO.. The Beat In the World. New Design*! Original Design-” LOW PRICES ■Send for them. Office and Meain Works, fc 531 Bm4 !st.. KliGuS 1 A.fJa. All Work Guaranteed. sepl.\
