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Newspaper Page TextUnitJLi^ii'.) ■rmpnipFC sienfidT | || ,Mj| |j^ - i (£ 90 ! Tise only l'ure Craaiu of Tartar Powder.—No Ammonia; No Alum Used in Millions of Homes— 4.0 Y«*.rs the Standawl IN TOWN. —Mr. F. Ih Taylor visited lint town Tuesday. —Her. K. E. L. Harris returned from Mayfield Monday. —A hu ge umnlier of eggs is sh : pp» i from hero weekly. — Let our prices ou all k mis of jo - work. —Mr. John IV. Ilixon attended court at Lexington lliis week. —The town council raked in .*11 50 in fines last Saturday, --The rain Wednesday will he a grea help to the oats. —Mr. Paul L. Smith spent the great¬ er part of the week at Union Point. —The rain which we received Wed¬ nesday was a welcome and a much wishod-for \ Liter. — Mr. J.uther Iladaway, of Augus¬ ta visited his father in this county this week. __Mr. E. S. Gunn and lady, of Au¬ gusta, are visiting Mr. W. N, Gunn at J> ; home near town. -Mrs. L. A. Veazey has been visit jt friends and relatives in Warren cJunty this week. —I)r. R. C. Bin ns spent the early part of the week visiti. g patients in the neighhood of Raytown. —Mr. W. J. Norton has finished building the house ou which he was at work near Mayfield. —Miss Delia Anthony, who has been attending the Agnes Scott lusti'ute at Decatur, has returned to her home. —Dr. A. G. lieazley has been ap¬ pointed surgeon for the Georgia rail¬ road at this place. He received Lis commission this week. —We extend thaads to a lady friend for a bouquet ot beautiful flowers, They make the editorial desk bloom like a flower garden. —We saw a couple bales of cotton come in this week. I* did not pay to hold the staple to the last of the season this year. —Messrs. J.F. Holden and J, W. Farmer are visiting Mr. Will Wynn at ! Sandersville, Ga. They made the trip ‘ to Sandersville in a buggy. —Mr. William Stone, and sister Miss Delia, of Washington, and Mr. Jack Harris and children, of Barnett, at - vfctrti. . thi-. futitmi here Suhua.. . —Mrs. T. A. McManus and her! i grandmother, Mrs. Grant, of While Plains, visited Mrs. Bergstrom during the early part of the week. —Mr. J. D. Moore killed a vet large fish eagle a few days ago. measured 5 feet seven inches from tl- • tip of one wing to the tip of the otb . —Messrs. John Hubert, of Barne and Will Harris, of Norwood, cam; Monday to fish on Mr. Bergs, pond. They carried back a s. string of fifth. . —We wish to call attention to advertisment of Pitt’s Carminitbe this issue of the Dkmockat. 3 medicine is on sale at the drug st iu Orawfi rdyille. —The cry of the printer’s devil “copy” is a trrible sound to the edit are at a time when there is little net bsobtained. Friends, pity us, andte. what us you know. —Rev. kf. W. Doggett, the Prct terian minister who visited Craw 0 vilie some time ago, preached at Methodist church here on last Sun. Monday and Tuesday. —Hon. H. W. J. Ham will prob: visit Crawfordville next month, has been suggested that he deliver “Georgia Cracker” lecture here tor benefit of the Ladies Memorial Asso tion. —Mr. Doggett an-Minced last Tt day that he would preach here the third Sunday in July. We h been requested to state this was a n take. He will preach on the ti Sunday in June. —H. Stephen*, charged with assa with intent to murder has been 1 od< in jail. He was out on bond, but bondsman went off his bond, struck Miles Hackney up ou the In with a rock some time ago. — ifr J. W. ;Asbury receivei telegram from Greenesboro yefteri telling of the death of hi* daughter law, Mrs Mattie Asbury. She d yesterday morning. We extend to 1 Asbury and his son our meat sine symyathies. THE KEELY COMPANY, Upon the second page of this wee Democrat will be found an *dv tisment of the Keely company, one the largest and most reliable dry got houses ic Atlanta. It will pay you read their advert isment and to se’ them your orders. They lc. „ t*i gained, and have today kept a reput. tion for low prices and satisfi acto goods, Give them a call or *end ’ v ' yoar order by mail. T 17 BLACK-gsaugm t*» for MEMORIAL DAY. In our last issue we made a few errors in our reference to Memorial Day. In one or two places it was stat eu that th- 26 th of April falls on Tues day while it really falls 011 Wednesday. In (lie notice to Confederate veterans a typog apliical error makes it appear tl at the veterans are to meet on the 19th. It should be the 26th. A couple addi ions have 1 ecn make to the programme. Messrs. Gus An thonv and Fred Daniel will speak at the mound. Thereat of the programme will he carried out us published in last w.ek's Dkmockat. A LARGE FUHNirU'iE HOU E.) Ou another page of this paper will lie found an advartisment of Mr. M. i Haverly’s mam.no.hAtlanta f irnituie house. Mr. Ha very’ s-des so lanethat he canafford to se>l cheapei Jthau smal ler concerns, and his stock is so targe and varied that you cannot fad to si i noureelt. It will tie to your order to consult biro whenever you wish r.njr thing connected with house fu nishing. Your mail orders wifi receive prompt attention, or if you cell upon him in person you will irceive a warm wel¬ come and will Intvean opportunity toiu spect one of the finest stocks of furn- I iture kept in the south. It-member the 1 umber 77 Whitehall or 64 ! r». d StAtanta, Ga., WIIAT DO YOU WANT? Do you wish to have printed visiting cards, business cards, invitations, note heads, letter heads, bill heads, circular letters, circularaeuvolope corners p imp lets. or any kind of job printing. If so, give us a trial, tve can give you neat work at low prices. Much work lias been going to Athens and other places which chould he done more cheaply at home. See our prices and specimens of work before yo« give your orders to any one. • — DEATH OF MRS. YARBOROUGH. Mrs. A Hie Yarborough died at her home in Athens Friday, and was buri¬ ed to •! o cemetevv here on Sunday nf terno* Itev. Mr. Doggett preached the f’ -•cal sgniton. ■I'lorongh was a da tighter of t’.d ' F. Retd, of this plac#. ■O THE PUBLIC’. F. ' m-' ...ence of my patients i w’t after keep on hand a full is, and can be found at my ••V” i. ndrews Gee & Co. ’s st ore, •54, II. C- Binns. XL OF MRS. GRIFFITH. : th. mother of Mr, M. F. his place, died at the home t titer, Mrs. Luneeford, in ■ -.trict Saturday, and was :y afternoon. She bad an ime lime ago and never ed from the hurt. The “Xtends its sympathies to and relatives of Can deceas WORLD’S FAIR, io t-.se ISegg’s Blood Purifies blood,makes tbe skin cleart ,on beautiful Try a bottle vonderfu! effects. Sold and i y Dr. R. J Reid. ST BLOOD REMEDY Thompson Seymour, :Ind sister Jennie, when she wa ;rl, suffered from white which gieatly impaired neaitn and made her impure. In the spring able to do anything and rceiy get about. More U ■ ago she took three bottles Blood Balm, and now she cured. .EN’S ARNICA SALVE. , -t ealve in t he world for C u res, Ulcers, Balt Rheum. Feves er,Chapped Wands, Chiblainl 1 all Skin Eruptions, and posi*. -s Piles, or no pay required. =:€d to give perfect satisfaction, refunded, Price 2'< cents per r sale by Dr. R. J. Keid A PRIZE FIGHT, r ing match for the champion Taliaferro county is billed to or near Crawfordville Friday - , at 8 o’clock p. m. All citi ihis county who are interested tics should see thi* contest. • • -R THREADS AMONG THE GOLD.” a sign that your hair needs Begg's Hair Kenewer prsmotes p 7 growth of hair, prevents its failing r turning gray. Sold and guar&need • R-J. Reid. *--• — Mr. Horace M. Holden returned Tashington. D. C\, on the last hi? raorrrag. NEWSPAPER SUdsCttlPT O.N LAWS Frv re iters of pater* fully under¬ stand the laws gov-rnlog siiUsnipU •« Tue dteisions «>f tin U.iUed S te (’ > irt on this subject an: 1 triibicnbeis «!u) do itot give ix pre* iiutiee t» the contrary are const ■» ■ red is wishing to rent w there mis scrip io . . 2. Ii subscribers order the diacoi «. tanu.slice of their periodicitls. the pul* isher may com am** to si nd iheui ui,til all anearages am paid. 3 If subscriber i cgbc f or refuse*, to take th* ir periodicals fr un , o t ■•thee to which they are directed, they are responsible until they have seit ’ed , heir billg au<1 or j,, re J :he.u dheuatin U(J( j 4 If subscribers move to oilier ; Less without ii foimil g the puhl gtisr, and the papers me sent to the foitner sd dress, they are lit Id reepoosii.l . 5 The court have decided (fist ret ns lug to take periodicals from the 1 (lice, or removing and leavieg them 1111 c,ill ed for, ;s pnmi facie ev.de.iue of i.i lention 1 fraud, 0. If sebscrile s uy in advance,‘bey are bouud to givo notice at the rod < t the V’lne if they do not wish D. con¬ tinue taking it; otherwise ttie* pu'ilish ei is authoi izsl to «end it; and th* subscriber w 11 be responsible until an expiess uouce, with piym *ut *,f all airearages is sent to the publisher. The latest p. s:al laws are such that newspaver publishers can arrest a iy one for tiaud who tak-s a paper aim refuses to pay for it. Under this law the uivn who allows his subscription to run along for some lime unpaid and then urdeis it dis: >utj mas, or orders the post masteipo mark it “re¬ fused,” ai d have a postal caid sent notifying th<* publisher, leives himself liable to arrest ane fl ,e, the siime as for theft. «— • —« SHARON ITEMS. The young folks picnicked *t Hill¬ man. Easier Monday and had quite an enjoyable entertainment that even¬ ing at Mr. Boh Gilbert’s. Ad report a fine time. Mr. and Mrs. Sturdivant's fami¬ ly is made happy by the f addition of a new member in the shape of a girl baby. M’s. Ilo8gpgna),'*f Savannah,former, iy af Crawtordville, is in Sharon, she came here to leave h r two Grandsons at the Sacred Heart Seminary, She is at Miss Harty’s. Mr. William Brown retuined to At¬ lanta last week, wtiere he is under the treatment of a specialist. We hope soon to hear of his rec very. Services were held as usual at the Catholic church ou E *3ter Sunday, There wgs quite a large attendance, Rev, Father J. J. Semmestook pams in explaining all H.e ceremonies of the church, which were listened to with interest. Tlie decora'lons were taste" fully arranged by the ladies. t U f POfsTHH. These items were intended for lat>t week’s paper, but did not teach this office until .Sunday. Row Men of Gei:ta* Are Pestered. To his friends Tennyson’s door and heart were always wide open. Good testimony to this effect is given by Theodore Watts, who says: “What has been called his exclusiveness is entirely mythical. He was the most hospitable of men. It was very rare indeed for him to part from a friend at his hall door or at tlio railway sta¬ tion without urging him to return as soon as possible, and generally with the words, ‘Come whenever you like.’ The fact is, however, that for many years the strangest notion seems to have got abroad as to the claims of the public upon men of genius. There seems to be scarcely fety one who does not look upon everry man who has passed into the purgatory of fame as his or her common properly, ‘ ‘The unlucky victim is to la; jtest ered by letters upon every sort of foolish subject, and to be hunted down in his walks and insulted by •enseless adulation Tennyson re¬ sented this, and so did Rossetti, and so ought every man who has reached eminence and respects his own genius. Neither fame nor life itself Is worth having on such terms a these,” - New York Tribune. A. B. C. Asthma, Bronebitis and Consumption result from a neg’.ecwd cough or cold lUm’t neglect but cure promptly with a few doses of Beges’ Cherry < ough Syrup. So!d by Dr.R. J.Reid. A LITTLE TARTAR On your teeth will cause their decay and will make your breath disagreeable. Sexaf m will remove the cause of trouble. This favorite tooth wash is sold by Dr, R- J Kel * THE DEMON OF DESPAIR Insomnia, and Sts twin brother Dyspep sia, are the offspring of a disord* r< ■> tomach. A positive cure is found ln Begg’s Dandelion Bitters, Sold by *11 l)ruK((Ut.8 —Mr. J. W. Asbury and Misses Maud Leary and Leila Anderson are in Greenesboro, where they have to attend the funeral of Mrs. Asbury. The NIse oi il»i *r:»ne«. ^ meat too large is far better t >, nn a dish too small. It is en0U gh to take one’s appetite away . to a r jaat or steak or fowl conte I Jjj slopping over the sides of the platter. If a meal is clean an-1 neat ly eerverl no hrjstesa nee-*l ever b her voice in apology. But there if no apology for a soiled cloth or washed crockery ware.—Exchange. A Rrltla* In the jewel house < the Towet of London, the place wh tin* c rown there is a l*x>k bournl #rougliout in gold, even to the wires the hinges. | Its clasp is two niftiest at opposite j ends of four golden lies. On om» ! ! side there is a cross of amonds; on | the other the English >at of arms ; wdm diamonds, pearkmd rubies.- fit. Louis Republic. What Mill feed. John Stuart Mill old get little J j pleasure of from his life musitru bemuse the his later \ years over strained mind reasonl that “musio was only a c-ombinatii of notes, amt mathematically cons'ered % the time must come when such possible combinations tvou have lieeu e.\ hausted." — « THE AH?, 5 BILL Is nit, the one that | mbs us lmt the doctor’s’>1!!. Keep supply of Betfc’r Fami’y Mediein-s on c|j id ar.dreduee you doctor's hill 95 per Sold by Dr. It JReiil, ckawf nn>v illen! Jr ail mah KE1 Ihi’tc 1.1 to Oe; EJ i 10c; coffcv 2.tC; flo ir tl.Oo to $4 75 - bhl.; lard t'Jge to 16c; meal 70c; pota , sweet SOc, Irish; Ht.SP, rice r.e; drie Sipples 6c; sugar r> 1,,lllr to6c; apples 11 ^‘ per tu HI |i.15; 15< '' cabbage |° 4Mc-, > »ihvsw 15c; t«w, bt*>tPP0c; L, grits 2Ur; ont meal .. .....hisses 8 . 1 c; syrup N O 4.7 to auc; corn 64 nails 3 to s*e. hran Sl.tfl, plow sto* feather 83e to 95e; plow hanies 3.1c u> 40c ; s >h 25c ,0 soc. kerosene oil, best, 20 Columlt « Fans. Some years dis|xveric>s Paris they were discussing the of Colum bvis in the present the late Lord Lyttou. Colomb, hould explain, is the French for ilumbiis, and la colomlxj is the Frei 1 for a dove. "It is very singular," sineone observed, “that la colombe < }covercd the Old World and le Col crib discovered the new.” “YeB," rep\*d Lord Lytton, "but infinbely mm curious that tho one came from Nu ll and the othe; tame from Genoa”—London Truth. Xp-WI *E OF CABDUI, Tcnlc for Worn* a. ---. A NEW JOKE On tbp liver. When i h out <tf order and you fee! l>!m\ try a flw doses of KeRps f Little Giant Pills. Yni;r fiver wit! ciate the joke. Ho v IP you. For sale Dr. . J. Rei I. l*» lS’any lailuitrUt. Harriet Martin sau found American women engaged n only seven indus¬ tries exclusive cf domestic service This was, comparatively speaking, only a few years, ago. Today their participation in ;the world's work is practically only limited by the num ,)f industries possible to been goged in.-New York Times. jST BLACK'fiRMjC'.’t u» cures ConBttpfttton. —— 1 ■«• ' —^jttSSSSS THOSE WONDBItifUL OlANTS TOWN!! If you wish to s<e them call on Dr. J. Reid and ask fer Ih-ggs Little Fills, Every Dottle guaranteed. notice. At the solieltati ,n of friends I consented to !ak< up the practice medicine. Will make obstetrics specialty. Calls tv ill be made from drug store during day. At night I be at my residenc,*. !1. J. Reid, . I). j PITT’S CARMINATIVE js an instant relief for Colic of Inbm j cures Dysentery, Biarrhosea, Cholera, In , ! jm.tum or any oth* d.irangement of ti stomach and bowel ; For wholesale C Lamar Djug (.’..... pany, Atlanta and Macon Ga DR. SPICER. Specialist, ! Freats the Fallowing Disea.v PILES We guarantee in< ire all h Hris of I Rectal Ulcers, F: r>-s. Kistaul wi” the use of tbe ligatf re, knife or cm in or will elierfutly lelunil tlie money sira’p'e in of failure. Our treatment la effeeted. without larjger ami wil Pain. j PisQ 3 .SeS Of Bl 5 L&de We, have had vei extensive experi. in the treatment ot t ll forms of disee¬ the Bladder,having emoved twenty --e,< gravel stones, we:., ing from 1-4 to 4 ounces, The cq"‘ m can lie seen at office. | j Diseases \ f Women. j Aftertronting Di| ises of Women °j 4 jt Nervot! ra. . »<isenses Is we are successf prepare . Prostration, SI 1 sessness, Inolgestu 1 Ovarian Trou Inflammation and ! isplacemeuts, b) I use of electricity. : Uri^ciriN DiSe3. s eS. Whether acuta oi chronic, cured in f ' to 12 day* without the of injc 5 use j i or er acute nauseous or chronic, medici? HH juece.sfuliy Stricture, ti< wl ___ without the use ot !< nife. RUPTURE. We guarantee to ure all forms of ) j ture whether parti I '-omplete, wit the useof knife o» ligature and wit detention!rout hu; ue»s, or will It $60.00 to$150.00 III ase of failure. | Clnb heet, Cur vature of successf Sp! : And all Surgical Diseases treatea . Consulath-n la invited and j OI-K1CL HOURS: j i 9 to 12 m. 2 to 4 p tn. 7 to «•?•> f j Sunday, 7 to 4 p. u> J A tl IriN , 01 (jTjr^yrrr, IUlI*, ffi. | Roomg 4 to , 4S , Van Rt t - . : Lmon U l ‘ ’ ATLANTA, OA. '£i. *• £ — I.Slin.-* m ■'/■A m iin* \ m Mrs. It. Ibmtsoid Itising Rim, Delaware. GOOCl Fsmny .. iVI GCi ,, . ICIHG3 Hood’s Gnrsapcri’.ia and HOOd’a Pills. “ I rejard lloml’s Sarsaparilla and Hood’s nils, tho without very Lest them. family I medicines, lmvo always and been wa are never A Delicate Woman and began taking Hood’s Sarsaparilla three years ago for that tired feeling. It bulll mo up *o quickly and so well that 1 leel like a different Seoman and have always had great faith i i it I give it to ray children whenever Caere seems good. any trouble v. ltn tlicir Mood, and It does them My little hoy likes It so well he cries for it I canncffiiul worth to t,-U how highly family I and prize they it Ve use Hood’s Pills In tho Act Lilt© a Charm I take pleasure In recommending these medi¬ cines to all my friends, for 1 believe If peoplo Hood’s s. Cures would only keep Hood’.* Sarsaparilla and Hood's Pills at hand as wo do, laucn sickness and sut ferliiB would Sun, he prevented.” Delaware. Mbs. I- Towns eni>, Eislng Hood’a Pills art eastty, yet promptly aud •Cloleutly. on Uie liver and bowels. 26c, Ayer’s Pills May always bo rolled upon as a certain cure for liver troubles, constipation, sick headache, biliousness, dyspepsia, Jaundice, and rheumatism. Unlike most cathartics, Iyer’s Tills strengthen the stomach, liver, and bowels, and restore to these organs their normal and regular action. Taken In •cas'in, they check the progress of colds, fevers, aw! malaria. Being purely vegetable aiul sugar-coated, Ayer’s l’ills are The Favorite tamily medicine, while travelers, both liy uca and land, find them to be Indispensable. “We sell more of Ayer’s Pills than of all other kinds put together, and they give per feet satisfaction.”—Christensen & Ilaarlow, Druggists, Baldwin, WIs. *■ 1 have used Ayer’s Pills for the past thirty years, and consider them an Invaluable Family Medicine 1 know ol no better remedy tor liver troubles and dyspepsia."—James Quinn, Hartford, Ct. Cnpt. Chas. Mueller, of tlie cteamslitp «Felicia,”says: “Forseveral years I have retied more upon Ayer’s l’llts than anything else in tlio medicine chest, to regulate my bowels, and those of the ship’s crew. These Pills are not severe In their action, but do their work thoroughly. I have used them, anil with good effect, tor the cure ot rheu¬ matism, kidney troubles, and dyspepsia.” Ayer’s Pills VRKPARKD I1Y Or. J. C. AYER & CO., Lowell, Mass. Every Dose Effective. rigutuj; m i;(»ni(‘siit' C»t. *‘I have hunted tigers in India c* ’ polar liears in the regions of eter::. knriW. but the worst light I over lue was with a oommou bom-e cat." sain (A W. Cooper. I had a fine hha ’; rat of unusual size that 1 i.i •-t in I’u stove to discourage mice. One dey Tom disappeared and was gone «uiv ing the entire summer. When he returned with the advent i f ccM weather it was easy to see that b* had been prowling in the wf>o.ls He bad become wild and savage and when I attempted to caress him he bit. me. t determined to punish him for that little bit of pleasantry, and procuring a switch followed hint into the storehouse and shut the door, Now a tom cat that fights at fifteen pounds is no despicable antagonist. and I soon realized the fact “He would spring for my face and I would knock him back, losing con- | siderable cuticle at each round. Fi- . nally he fastened his teeth in the ; side of my neck and it required all my strength to choke him off. When 1 succeeded in doing so I was j afraid to let go of him, and he tore my arms terribly with his claws. I finished him pt last I ah 1 looked ns j i though I had been run through a thrashing machine. Hereafter when I attempt to chastise a cat 1 will pro cure u suit of armor and a club stud ded with brass nulls.”—St. Loui* Globe-Deni oaat. Flm'l.v TrniiHlutcd. Skrtne > years J age. 11 San Fnincisec, *■ kmderg.irtner threading . .. . her was tneud way through a diHy alley, making ly Virnta to the childten of her fl<« k. As she lingered ou a eerUUt. doorstep, receiving the bust coufidem es of sonic weaiy woman h heart, huo uearu h loud but not unfriendly voice ringing from an upper window of 11 tenement house just round the corner. “Clear tilings out from under foot!’ pealed the voice in stentorian ac¬ cents “The teacher o' the Kids Guards is cumin down the street 1” The “Children’s Guards" from im purity and ignorance I No more elo gunt translation has yet Ixvn found to render tho German word with such faithfulness and sympathy.— ■Children's Rights.” V«]iitthl6 Out*. Urices you must understand to ap ply to good ooins. Better or worse preservation would make a groat difference in every case. On that basis a United States copper cent of 1793, with the clover leaf, is worth twenty-five dollars, or five times as much as the valuable cent of 1799. From that tho premiums on cents run all the way down to five cents The valuable dates, in order of worth, BT0 17113, 17119, 1804, 1795, 1796, 1809, 1811, 1808, 1797, 1813, 1800, 1801, 1805, 180C, 1798 , 1807, 1823, 1857, 1810 and 1812. - -Ii terview in Washington Star. A Snr« si B n. Briggs—What makes you think Mrs. Spangler loves her husband so much! : Griggs—He buys all her necktiw j for her.-Clothier an d Fur nisher, e. rr«ar1> '' r •»•*!•#. is fi. AaI , k i V H m Iy \ rapisi* father S* ‘ *■-. g Lt.i h' / -wl-.H W lit* Marl, *u4 . rv.v~.J-* \ -ft. « f Ky -■ * tt, i , r-.i - ^ •••■ft—*. . .it % ^ •• UV ' ' WB • '■ .*> " !' £ ■■ I' 1 .. V ■ Wlisl i / , - •/ | | ,, t'r'.ir:::. * v * «-A rt Wa. ’ v'iJT’ :> ■’ (.gsla, It.al tfteat "vV .: ■ v « ; . ’ jU’ * ..... I | ■’ «’"■ -■-•• * ' tf! I furmrU >ii f • v ■ Ji* lV’,# . 7? ., .......... . A j •in j «> <• »... I«IV a * • lh»* »ii»'rli*« all »* Milter* H M Its »* » - •• ,, ii,... r w 1 w « !*■«• full * »ta » I ■ r • i* *. »HV. . A’lJm**. ^ <c it. <- 9 t «».. K<>« 4 *** |*e« l istt. Mare* Selentlfio American 4 Asoncy for I« ’Sir Iri" OAVBAT*. TRAM MAftKff, CE9IOI* SATBIITA corrwiCHT*, fci frv: wrlt#t* »Mm>vo, Ift bw Ton*. * .0 ftir M«.rln* D»< -n;« In Amnrna. i lAkes «.t i.y tj* In l f..o*bt h>*fiPi. tho / .. MUw *Av*n fru •( ntutrg, kn < ililic Smeiifas 1 Im. wlttiost It. W«ck>T. Ht'rirTjk OO, S wx mo*ttha 5ew Ysrrk Okr* j. Before you order your Spring .su seethe am pies and § prices of C. BERGSTROM, Crawfordvl 1 1 e a c r aad Bins prior BEWARE vrltkoat afninpod W. OF la. mi I>oiiglua FRAUD. bottein* rntrim Look W. L. BOUSU V Hold /aril ffcrywlicrfi. wlti n you buy, ^ $3 SHOE GENTLE rip; Fit A sewed shoe that will not tW‘ n \ti sramless, stylish and smooth durable inside, than any more other comfor shot m flV sold made at » -'ce. jsting Every from style. #4 to Ivqualacu. ( 5 . ■ JS»« ing ot the high stand c p m The f ar* lame sm m M merit.. S»*wrd. ■■■ $4.0 1> » $5.00 Pine Calf, JIaud Letter-Carriers 8 w>. $.1.50 Police, $a.as Farmers ^nd (a.oo ana for Working Mex $1.50, Ij.oo Si.75 for Youths and Boys. . an ! rfm Ij.eo Hand Sewed, Dongola, | LADlE- FOR_ 1 * S-* 50 and a.00 \ m S *-75 ‘TT Misses. V: IT I* A DOTY yon ows vor , to (oi tli« best velao fo* w i.-.- money. footwear EooQomJis by purcbaaxxj te • w H'S Bes? 4? Li. Douglas tha Bboos, bout 1 IS THE ‘■-'•-T 7 T y ' iRpreaant «t tba prlcoa advtj* n aa iboaaaikds cs ,l ' 1 xity. Do you —jX, THEW019® ^ C ,2 win • »; :... *//• ■■ - . ,1 Will »l»e nxrlu.lvn ante t« aho« d.nlnra and srnrrnl aarrrhnnta where 11 wW.h waui'.'y; ,'’o.rLe V-ree: ‘ l. r . ^.anri.^tt^ktinrAn. 0 .?’ C. BERGSTROM, Agen EDUCATE to PROFIT -Mr arraiani ROOM'S BUSINESS COLLEGE .STUNT *,£1 A M0k-Grmi» SMtooM Trmmtmg .hkMg Marc alscs* sw «*> **>*•««■ *• baaft , M , Tt. baat W ■■Ini -iit Ml a h « Hh «a* ecr.no la HSU... W. an4, •afcaal In IS. . Hants *on«naVa« nn VS. ftm.in plnn HSaSanW satar nn, »m». I*nn< ln» ctcmln w . !ree’s Wine of Carduf . DFORD'S BLACK-DRAUGHT ar. by the following merchant* io •{■■id, Crawfordville, White, Crawfordville, W. Browu, Sharon. \DKINS iiOiJSK, iwest cor. Broad <& Campbell .St* AUGUSTA, GA. • T RALLY LOCATKD. FIVE MIN UIE-SKIDK ON EI.’.CTRtC CAK8 FROL OKI’OT. Kates *1 50 per f»ay. A. J. ADKINS, Proprieter. GEORGIA RAILROAD. StORe Mountain IJoate. H< IIKRI I KS I '.* ST. 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