Crawfordville democrat. (Crawfordville, Ga.) 1881-1893, September 23, 1892, Image 2
kT»T F far * fe?. ill '■■yilllag V .-.■a ft ‘lsun tr rai-^t i.n ••“ that rates Ui< «ti • -: 'slake," sa; out much tmuhla All tight. On flKt foundation cay Iwy < :«r a yuan Of f •••;? can c m < . i <«> : i.v p him <-«.-.3! »U.Ay. LitL.r.iiin .1 that au. in morning or uv uni* to v. .ij« r- : , •" ••Even tin* largest of Pork row m < .-III h-H i!.:„i t.ity . a 1 >.y •■•!f oi • u.:l la . i ... . ■. . i I t. 1 kif. • . t iking nU.ot. 1-- : five j w r.:»<> 1 waa hustling around Swn 1.1 orspow. mi.llormMn. It . msamsn. or- 1 1.|M in tin,I.-It v v.- nr’l.l.vi-'e.il .. . : I- ;;.r . ml ; V. .11 VO,, Vhu is t.a. i light t kin 1 of After fh •• it.e votiih turned ml ' I • p Nevfpnp.., . big fostnno stcr who will ta worth a in time," said nhvM under, itwv. him well wveral ve: r „ro whe.i ho Wiu. nronhil hy tlui other riewmho;. osa toSs^op-lirnd lit sth-r. Iliseloibestt.-ro hi,, fme and hand, air; u th. t ginnin ri n ••..;! , " •» vlwi. Holm w that there were sev eralof hiflemniianiono in the rtrout who w,-.M i .i •• d I"'! a new.nt.ind fori, rnmll daily teimmer ution than hnsttonreunJ the nr - ,s and ti.ke tiUBMM . on their i ancra,' ns th, y cxpr< h it. "m.ul He -.eiio.i e-.t t- .l.e Old into i, oo.ifh.ct w. 'll,on. ti a vxl lo pav 1 1: m forty eei.t a to t-in« care of Kiuall I in. r man wll .ar in mug. - .4 ,:.e li *• ev A " »* * . »W' money was r.t Into tw* that he e-a thh: ied In WL ; ?, . B i m Mil, ri IpStttitown] m * > Pt Ii vo-v * i ijfert'ogated P ? York Ad I i>rt ¥ .-®gN im A. hftt just i£tk n» w,»rw j > mol*o think* V H.1 laj Sit' iiscd hi* off ( ‘ "1 a I WW b*v« t to u* Mid. “for. <*• ml but * V to *® ,s nro " 'ma, my i test ’ rb'0®f® » t A U’nfe t*f tn 500 Ittog* ‘Tl i'thut , ]s.«art hisoub^’ts war |ve It* OAdcr l Uunr tav«b own ynwMjf viite*^ 1 i <• >*1 «‘ u «ar,,!,»box." th«Wnk b , „, v UnV AlW.«ry tn W!1H f,.und thoro tics. that ~n ?bwX UBurnett- tflO.OOO " "3* tosn to* tr ' tlti 90.<’00*uton*H, pK v >' ted him about cither out of Ing bin ] * ' ^th-red tho mouey imt, bio. !!!! li >r mtt <*f eonuiUih' . Iron. Pranoa or t' M) d which ho laid c -„is» «f . tent Hajjaia*. kJ 'wUuv0iit« 's via. Hb <' f jt "..... W ‘ !ek ' | NVO men V k >;; ... _ \,un«' a'-'Z^n .....as set on one . i i- e jar day, the taken fSr sr , w«rtHAP l>‘ Tin 1 atn et T LHt '.h ti hie The ihZ'Z&v'* U'.i f th« ww.» " 5 etieH.t';” u-tuocu a»'' r afAeS the d-hU d„wu later by taortog tta ar •* n nWW Joud vob* -Now. .Vi4i4iiAi its n hair litbeat i- |anVO »UV a 6- • r potord’.-T and got A wil tuaa » Globe 'ton.4U ow • - U< *:**■“ u.. tortfe-con- 1 ^^Ski , -> *V'' A. or« u ^£*& n *• •' w tS * V9 ^" o»t* . ■ j. not tc be AIUS1VA1 ,iH fUAlh- I lh< IS vST. »l» i ?• n afl 5 j: ettH’ A . Train 0| n am r Kx.ire ' % K" r ,V,- 0 4J *«» - , .« I Arrive* . i r* u»»t Arrives 1 -3 »***} - - ttMf* e**- s * 1 i l-sst 74*88 "dwit I,-S.f ..(ppsmM|R ’iTVltefiX-t : n h of »,< jiiinsel opeind It, and loud ehrieks nmlre-ija 1 of laughter came from tlitme five * I - young threats boei'lMtliin), n« a mdr of th •m.IIMfSHa, tte(,t 8 j Um - ^ ,' 1 f n retnmntew, ** said tho old | an he fumbled sheets of -when ,o joo a young man j !r“1, 111,111 l"' u, '4 uUul tousiciiui the piono or tho violin »m~u5 was a 1 mean of course In this On tho other side it was n Tit R, WM ‘fa ^ , HrenH, 11 i nitev! ,U , j * •ute* * in *1 the early t pare of thisccn ■*>’. *<> poKsoodan tirtimateund pmc ! a. .,a.uiiiam-A! with some .rnisieal The guitar was the only •men! up. „ which a man could thu-e nines writ him t snl i.s-t s. If , I unpleasant, t in. U , 7'“,*™ »• «»«J 'here are young ,Msd as amateur vio f ' lea’Hf'.is Times.. ........ l. !l.e ,-ast Mil , "My v otic; " "! now U im - for a , np. for f n- my health ai e enger 1 uc.i a l xdlc uon ever ' w«. taken t \ lf htircl M d "‘; the r **y* will,e in ^ t Louisville , Ik r»w't 1,1 \.vM E!» • vwxrr. Jh 'S to * i * “ r «l Ab b.e \ f ^nertaw f w ” ul*WV relief J I * -o* - t •" * , <rt a 4 u-t three 1 calf u-!«t-*r’- , ,'rwfc. cwtw*A-i / . ■ *' Ur !’«a ;*u*t«e, 'Ua ° ^SJSSfcgSneavre. re» »« the Try l»«er, H . b »n repeol* , ‘.r«|K*n #«U*i j J $t, m t vjddhy to It* vr. » i;«Ure- *»d e«ist J j A ■ He Of caro >R. a teak t*. »<***■ f ssi^ , ^.r,rvr-. , 3 : irr^x-ssr fctf weeks. and ho ; -.int- ! t, a toy ta*::- t«.f line Inn!. -*11 • were found and of fu 1-* yon have eaten, I. • * i. have howi l.' pt tn stock two i J can prob »W n as much loafer » do not I ikav what tiio j.retvirvfltive Is,..: ; .v 5 ,.f I r -t itfomu big fm- „f ol.. mi't* down town, nnd • »■ ,.-r> is nothing in 1 it ml <•! fruit ' '." I t r' .«l- s but I gu« sit wo 1-IV'!,.* 5 R.-verel writ,•:■)*. h.tn Ik -:.t S:i..:-;..| de fl.. .. |,lit.it. «••» u,vf .1 e- ,r,.-a of Of m natural t .tmt<r that formerly to ....... ■ .... •;• ■ r i> ; y of t ..... i, tho Imli:,e, of the (’ha burr.- ■ • !• :-;ihl- u-ivg. v.-hn-h Iilvava *-| | • ................. known ns t!ie“g<ni you. As j.n.ited tin* word hi Btm.ly divid - d. Ip .i.oui.c-l with «„,nick, gut the tur.-d »- • ml, not wholly unlike ............. of „ 1 .,hy. 'Huh mmmtnn* am... . i i, ■ • 1< -> tid t.-lU us, lived «.;, !.. .....i: .h. • ght Indians b -v ■■!-."-ed sl.-miiwny m !■ •••;■ '•'•"■>• li«l*. (ho pmehe. l«mig 1 o e enough, so «n o.o Indian told < • i. to hold "lifty . i Hnmlreds of the Julian* living around tl kr It botbWil Ik .uni (-'him. plain that they hud ofteiM.eti the hon: I m.ieter St .p fre , land to .-land, and Hint her b. .,d was "higher than a cloud.' "Prstii what they say." Champlain writes, "I should any tlmtChttlenr is the dwelling place of Home.le-l that 7Z'T&ts&sr* ' Willed ms to wait,. u*,i-1, f.-rn friond. In 1 ' vvd ' '' !' >he tbop ■:....... d”"'!- 1 !.”” Will —nwr „■ ' ., iio<riniDrMm.t A* wo look at the glowing 1,1 ftn kcandm-ent lamp and know ^ ' s possible for that hairlike to maintain Us heat and '"HHawT. fllra.Mt Hnduu«ed, heat and ^ light ™™ve! osi to tho be mysteries able, to this result, a mansion J'»'l|lf»»ont at least is callH f..r on ]»art of our nnontiiic loaders who '»"»n- 11 ..-. 0 - th«,..... i,,,„ ,ho 811,1 m, *«< u ' dem-tal from b *"* , '’»- ««'•» that the Vh °" 110 fUd wm rjv/ Hw ». light » , cmiidg , t from tho Incan lamp is simply another form Is it not possible that he airs on high as the ruler of all re,-s may utilize the motion of the K spheres Mmhghi ns huge,Ivnamos, 4,h and rtive ns and boat ' ; -r=r rfTSrrfw N*Jwurtl« Though „„ »!«««, as mud, I obb thero .natf cm lx, in the wav of afn Still flowing * A p.Sv ceiu -r ,S wl b' rv W1 , 4mianl „ ttaf ^love bv „,, S! was t)u , ( „ a , lst> of J j j 5i> ' xlm 1)( , , h or lose hi* leg He Imdno m uSf* re 'KamyJm's nUmt Hw. al « similar prediranmn ‘ If t( , ™ ° ao w ‘ *L WT itr-Lmotem Tit Bits. What "Among M»*ot tu Ua. her tattght to a ■____ iU overnug potite®, , T? t,t ^‘ not nut mdfa rtola ‘ tmmimg mail liattag . tta r ? 6t ofteroooa, Tril-:. i' 1 *' ^t W ‘ M tratowltav^l^rTsaw '««*•-» *** : firawu-Ye^, for she never her elbow that he d.swi’t te¬ l«od owr.-DeUxm I'm* _______ sjrgyquis said to Deeeartea, yews ^atottesf “Do you think that God gv»>l things <wdy for Liolsf’* CTaiCITY’8 ■•'"4 4 *-&srz ?r^%^ 2 e; J ; ■'. :." : ■ ■ 2 B»sr«s ln n ^ *" * . , are Ixwfld , , on _• ' _ • 'lfU?i!rmm*td ' . \ , l-w, nl avenue rail ^ liurfart S ' - - 1 ' ■ ■ • : ■ n »,,L the vl'vv-u ,1 K i!.|„hm! W . *’ 1 1 v * ‘'' '' a p|,ii« 1 J .* was t tnt nn> < ar tun it . i, a , o-n . i Mr "' , H 'V!‘" m , # . _____ _ • : ■ ' *• ..i.j-p-.m of s loh aith ,M " 1 f..r<-.. t" th" .,.,.1 n * / 1 *’ !i ure • l' 1 '".-'' 11 w) 1«- .. •• j-r uinriti.- tf-.r <an ha\o noiseless exhaust. Bntooartru ; ’’ " 1,1 Jjt> .......of this K.,— !■--■ j.-'-t.'.n, . <>no nuhoml pn^d.-nt ,ksW «>;'<« ,f ''' rseii' Htulf\ho ......... stu.f kill tntnaof hw old 11 h >r.y*. «»« skms mid mount a p.u» ,J th tin >n low truck in front of cch car Con dmon* OAistmg now seem favon bio tot the introduet on of u^ motor which free fmm the ol,ectton. to » 11 oth<?r sjstems, with no new le ^ of ito own ...‘rnmning ; may J-“iu*l that a car ninmng without wun hone-a In troot will make astiopedo of ul o n uines on he. titmds trav «*i1, and thun. I tj) wasthe only reiwjmi urgi-1 m opp-.i.ton to Hi. tnxiitctifin of the nneuinatn. ra ‘^® r - Tl.o system would •"J l‘“ r t'" , * l “> 1 > adapted to uuhnrhnn w\ would afford -Ctter facilities fw rapid transit than aro now n flop, I t*y elevated rowls, for while tue •!-*-! ........1 bo equal to twenty s?« any twm.lJy found on horse rail rood* Thw U a point of tl est value for public a<x>oin<xliiti.>n. fsesuoio for Ul - , in i»l*i tnmie elevated, | r “- e ** n mo PIsfTO put on a gratsl air. * formally declare to you," he 4- 1 I amnnable to prepare a f • that tide. \our mnor m excel h*ncy must not stpposc tluip I cun wroteh np a dinner Jthe way you cun j ,»~& zffgasz r 05 ' ! o«u». tal » beUeire Wco«k 1 Guatemalans ^t™ roffoTfaTttio that worldXn there is no t | mt „,;«<.«] on their own plantations ;;;;lr, «nd Hmtnil imuriMn ,v , ‘1 ^“ftlr j n tl , e , mu mShy . ketH of Rtemnlans tiJ\ ynr l\ lt , uu,ke 8lm> of ffvsvlicfft'o in travel to J inar by V tiikinir Z lUoncr Z n S &foro 6f th^ir n A vJ sevoml l in ehos h, at^e^l L C 1, 4 £ ^ wl T . f If poured P^fw_ rehl W f tf |' t’ ■ tr » V“® , so ! u ' am.as/fe'ghg.a ^ p ^Tat in ?I * .. I A »»•.«.m. At Ai * ta -Chaprtle there is n news Iwper mus " um - foundwl by Oscar von Fonkenbeck, which contains the 1 fiIeR Df •pectmmt of more than l?,000 newepapem in the world, ® 11 ' 5 > l «• daily i-oduring copies of the ; remainder from all quarters of the Kkib * 1 ' TU ® «««* curiosity, of the collection is No. <« c.f the Texas Deroucrat. published at Houston on Wan * h **• *«*»• when the exigencies of war time made it am -,«sary to Dispatch. Th* tvll tey* Am*ms itg\ pt iant. ! baa tan^™.d «*««aad tt»© thVn^k nock charms sup cooed* of wore hy children little tin or leather -w jWsjJW** im* iwwiw.—D»* h h gvoorollf agreed among ir.tu Sr^ s plain Don't break your nock -ttnning after something yon are lot sure of and not Worth tho trewlh after twin® altered. if In rther word*, don’t at all you nn get akmg better on a which, al«*w, sure J ralk. It k not work kills »aa so much aa the hard vrey they io about duing it—Lancaster Kxatn •or. i J sssa?43 ?Vi , strewn 1141,1 ° n wrthrtbe * V- 1 ■’I >. «vry p § blr *** v. ana \ «"**«* 1. ***** jW,JeT . t* Tliis - & . M ® course a soap, to im ' the ” ’ raadl ««!> *>n»j w ,4 •" ** * ”'• away with taEk o ctit the coat too dry in<! luuw'd. r^Sfe>' t -»er *■**»«•. auu hair mah. - it gtdfr : .. .••Booth- "• heavier—in fa X Jk~' n«s.-^ -- Although n,c»».U,- *J*u* Umn ) ' and luu» an |9H .^ at 90,000,000 ii^jj ! ^ Uli „, <*CfeJ w* I of the Indian \ r ’ miles, or ;.l. AtJjffl : •• M> that „f tho ar^H Mr K h ^ ‘ tbe Atlantic r * Al ' b y ,ar Mediterran4« K« j Ore [ and * 1 mar kable. Botddo : "yyf 1 j at ,. r t ul ho sr«s Oulf and of r“'•!»>./- ' ft! •* aro || Hudson’s bay Ke||J. Diacay . H wo ArahiaEK b ** t he Red sea, , Eengal, which oooon we leave It gtni jg-ht coast liim,»K deepWl !1 - uUon8 °» ( ti „ n a few »tJ«.otrat I tbw of Asia , on i t i H owing to h ' wwasquent j ^ tan(1 v , »,,L tb .V oa ° I ease of comnwm, bB ? country and •M *' ' v *tl» d , ilizod natfej. At (ewexwjrtioiw. Hi'' Brooklyn jj ve on the slwn . '.Ha. Bmtie and Its late- r . ^ le z*zg . thatM. I .f, mi 12*sr« DK ^ I erted ^'‘sTpPnre- in u .. " <t; ■ „lws>:iil..r , •« ’ ‘ / tih ; .,sf.:.r ' -you u.iisf you can. I will tell the 1 1 mi te.-th.rt you had root The.v inoue l.|..,-k ataut baseJSm the tenth one on the,floor from column over which tho ea-do p re - sides—which is called by the lmiso ruide “the central block." whotoivSES That is it do,, not carry its of a tl-mm-nd t.,-m b«l -»♦ I in unison ,u.d calling th*l you W that T £ this block te , r •» «»tor =-V^iar.yy Jfr&pa and listen ^* to *’ mockery I It w^SlAtcl | I by the "oldest inhabitant” wln-n the floore were carpeted tlio ivlm,-, were i,..t k.» prenouneed, but nevertheless the members of the house complained constantly of tho | had acoustic proi»rtiea of the ball.— It ashiugton Cor. Rochester Post-Ex- i,,....,,. =n that offense at a provinckl tribunal when ho was asked to wllThat give his name. “ You know very my “ !Uno is '” ii0 ro l ;!i, 'd rudely, - a.s you have the papers under vom- ni.s-n” quire,! tlie magistrate. “ Ym - I have had enough of vour jiul^onio. m-egi.ize your right b> I have only been too mudl of ' “ victim of your stupid farce " “Will you withdraw what you have just said r asked tho judge. •T would not lower myself to do 8UCU tl thing, SCOmfllily- ]"I -pj ]I'(1 tlio prisoner, who was Alien and there condemned to two years’ imprison meat—London Telegraph. .......... Th " Epi*ctq«l church in Hinghom , 1,88 a m 'h’ r wh '> keejKS things inter ; l ' “*“«• Ho ndvmised far and near a f, '\ v " v, ''; s n S° th: 't he would ' ,n ' at ' 1 “ th .'\ Ust ; « no f***® to the*hitc of an egg." The . town overfl.mad the little : h Y ‘!- T,u parish i 1 n ‘ n l ‘ !t '' ,Ui a > preacher 6*l'hmied that he had Ixvntraveling, SUvU «««!.« nnm ''«hnary t«kl him statement that there was ' a in the Bib, °- Preacher as he was he had " ever ff n !t - b f told the man if he 0011,11 show v lum ^ text he would (Job, which hence he widely the sermon advertised as rerre d. I he thought it ber.ie « ; people ignorant might interest, otaer and curious ns him self.—New York Evening Snu F*H in Prk®, S Train B-\v - Fan. inp i?; n » i ' tram tisin stutsl. started. ii was before the Thev're five cents now, mum.- Good News. I * r - finilV Worm lAstroyert last surd and qo : ck*y remove worms i fretu children _______ tng the weak or grown and people, restore j health. Ti.v punv to robust i them. Noother worm tredicine is so Satte and sure- Price j ! John -s> cents at Park drug stores or sent bv mail H. & Sons Co IT3 and 177 Sycamore -St., Cincinnati, O. Agre«« trlta tier. Wif—1 know I do foolish things xofiinfs. and yen do, t«, vou li ad l toil, woat you. di-arf kre Husband-Y«. Blade. I knew ' roc do.-Van- 1 j HTATUARY * <*f th. Old ,: iiira an,] V^ ^ 1 !b ^ " r;, standmg S J * £*® m * the ™ door *—'• * “ • ~n ............. UL the h«l! to the oppositt, * otI ** c ® etartio Strangers as they enter fl/e routn. Pom# of the ' : ’ apf ‘ r ,iUfn ia ' fe ,cai 'nt-d the lo cation of these echo stones and take great deUg«:i fa puzzling visiting friends or new men on Newspaper row. ‘ The natural relapbono is one of tie wonders of this wonderful Itall Away over in tho comer you can ^ U,M while your frieu.ls may be at a similar corner on tho ontxaite side of the ers.rr, Q »>.t ry syllable •tanding'feoe as oLiiiilv rs face. fliougb you were to Tire sountKgoee upward rr sumahlv, and the other side, tat how It is connected no one knn». This is ^l-r! trondertbl acoustic puade fa r.-a-a groat deal more inexplicable the well known echo aube U ;. of the dome. ; It was not the intention of the architect to make an echo hall It was to build a room in which aSS speech making would te easy ^ and LaS tali Instead, he taUded In which all conversation was veri tobl ° How the gentlemen and owr managed to make their speech** continue their debates no U\l! one ster> now can Hen^Cky, imagine. Yet Daniel John C Calhoun and Hayne, of Bonth Carolina d-liv ereduoma.^ their finest oreV„He„i efforts beneath this ^ |?AQT ^ ^ Md i I 1 e ATLAfta ciaoiBATI* fBimss^a lSSSt& uSimu/’ • - •_____ Afc5 3CSIIftMES£3T8. i 1 as-a.'x xx, laeo. hid, fTT^r,- ~ i-.-2,,:.;^ u? 1 , n:w£:g: SS?:SJ I i, .. . nirogg ! eSnul......1 woS'S' «o«;'w i 4 irS AnfiSar* * frprejrt JS'... iSS.S I ,i'"i ;‘, L| —i—- iwr U.' - mSImiI;' t?,LS I S' nn^ mm ^•• i : VW*''--'"M:Sibf..S!?{l.t r> wS5 “ ,,b *■!■* Knu,v:i: ' ritou cl MlUi'iMA'ZZZU nT.” s,.M .. am r-«-. 1- in wmm*£ — Hgffi? ^taSP Hjv © CURES ALL 5KiN AND ' BLDDD DISEASES I —■ gffrarosgLaA.yic'si.'ssrs'a *. »’* gv « of Primary , PtMindxrv oral Tertiary TEE 1 j| « " lit s?j>si'.’.s syj- ! ’’ l d 1 il.Tff.1** 1 'T7 i '"Y.7i ^ 1 W '....... “1 CURES __ i • ; o J".S °JtL r^'r^SH 1 .^liL 5a -"“ n'i ,: ii ^ ‘ - m EZ> j|vi \r. 1 - * : u - *y 11 t l r * condUica. dns *o .*} SS^al , *. 5 mdkW3/ 1 n{ cures ] © -i l “j | «• IlOvet *'jP3c5Z£2. s ; % 51 SA'i, »•)fes ; , $ 4» LttOS., Prcpristsrt, _ r:xk, SA7*2CiB, Si. ;;;r.v-/o ft • 3TV" pi>» tre 4 . * sjt »» m r»%. lo say r?‘-: U €£Sjf5 r 7 ire •IT* V- te * rk ^•sr j«rew barn *»*d H few* • t *> r , M IM’*** Up w j } over a # sir >. and *-U2 »»>** aorv gr e*»i » e f --. e i i ■ wm\x* EC * ( ^ • 'u, > T m h * •*«># fe«. - •- ’ftWRUkitoilqy * V *«fi o> —^ I —» ^ iikk7.TI h m -L7." 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