The Advocate-Democrat. (Crawfordville, Ga.) 1893-current, March 30, 1894, Image 4
A OTOrATE-DEMOCRAT — -fl NMHIIKII tVBRY VH 11» % Y — JC ,’t rm nt tin Pool Official Orascfrrrd /i(lt Ga, fut Second Clast Mail Matter. THE OFFICIAL ORGAN OF THE GREENE AND TAUFHRRO COUNTY FARMERS ALU ANCK and INDUS. TRIAL UNION, At « Ibr tlMirl il urgnn of I ul talrrre 4 ommiv. CHAS. L. SMl fl), Editor<k Publisher. m 0*awh*rdvM!e Frui ty, M arc! 30 1894. The th mo ratio party lias been tried aiul found wanting m de bond*. Confidence! confidence!! confidence 111 Where are you ‘‘at’’?- Ex. the people voted for a “chance but it 1 * the same old grin. Everything for the piutes and nothing lor Uie peo pie.- Ex. Suange aluMi? *Th,o *0 many 0 f •ui >‘.leiiiM ratii preaehets, harangue for hours nn the temperance question, aud then lorn mu-id and cioii their votes for whiskey. r 1 he srtiel ill lii-t Week * pn?>ei hesd e<| (‘Pot culls ihe Kettle hlmik” *b« uhl have been crediied to Wo«i ifal. Hy an error of the primer it was left off. __ Wet il on in full bu-. between Ihe AlumIn Journal aud iho Conatitullon. Both claim to be democrats, but tbe trouide I* both want to net »s general* in-thief. Wiirrcnton Clipper. UesTTmd ~ mV Grov.r that he can never again hope to oo iirc*ideut lienee ho is making hay while the sun shine* That is, he In- sold himaclf, boly and breeehus, Marla Halpln and aU, to the p'utei, and earrin* out their wish-* for th" b i idle that’s iu H. 1 he. C'oiigre*fioti i! sell-out* ire iu tint same boat, and th" most ot* them will go home with mors motley that) thi if **l cry amount* to, nolwithslading it costs a mint of niotiev o liv lb" life of a Uongfe-enum hi Washington. -Chl i ago Fi ee i ruder. NEWS ITEMS. F rom Peoplo'* Party Head-Quarters; Wash ington, D, Business at liest quarter* Is becom¬ ing brisk, an tbs camjwlfrn opens Msils me ImweAS'oa-very day and Ih* fli mstid for lit eral tire comes from every section, which proves the wria A m of liraCoainrlttsc at Rt. Mlfi lit recent meeting In catabltshlng a DapBi tment of Literature In couneo tlon with head-quarters. A pile* H*t of a" kind of Reform Literature will be furnished by hesd quarters {450 |*». Ave.) in any one making application for same. All fund* derived fri.ro sale of this lltera tur* will go Into fII* Campaign fund, therefore It Is the duly of all Popu liats to order their LIU ratur* rhrnugh head-quarters, wlieie they can get It as cheap as elsewhere and at the same tune ooni rlbute i something to the butldlug up of theptrly. A FATALCHANOK Attention hr* best, died u* a fatal error l*elog made by soma of tb* new* , p»ls*r* In publishing tbe ad.tiess snot | oul by the National t'nnnniltee from Ht, Louis, Feb, 22. IHiri. The eiror ts found im tin* following*: "A declaralion In favor of the free * Lit uulltnUe.l coinage of both gold •nd stiver at the ratio of Hi to 1 and 1 •ml the dliict issue by the govei ment 1 tit U%gAl Ivn^r fttft lifti\l moiity It should lea I a* f.'How-. **A declaration In tavqr of the ftee nd unlimited coinage of b >tfi gold j nd stiver ai lira ratio of Iff lo 1 and the dlrwt issue by the government of legal Lender standard pnpe, moo#) re iteeinable In det>ls ami taxes.” Tbt* change front debts and taxe* to ineUl t* vetv sig.i tivaol. Itl* uti ittMsdl] • « ok of Uie eooiv an.) IS Ui*de to rendwr Vb* whole ait lreSs ridiculous. U Is to be li ><—t that it •ny ot m»t pata-ra. y oopyl g from other*, tiave sax ale tly ,u.«f* this blunder they w.tl pu. ,i»tl Ibis and ^ P'ake such editoi tai com ueut a* will w '*» (be matter right. and If poembir pUot flvvwu the cur who wiifutiv made the ebange TUq copies tsiit set by (tx» VSRed rvvSSHnd A»*vc'»le.i Press •Uil published ill the dstl) pvpet* lure been ejustumed and found t.» be eot rset, t he ref ora the change w«, wilfully uifiiVe l>> -nmsoie. Look bun up: okkovx Reports from ptttnariee K-tw held ti. i Ore- , - OH m.iiu HttP lv'-u lilUiCviit* Ihut MT . 1 iw will . l»» the .. Cd!*lW*t* t &**cu >r 4in«l (§ «f. -it be pul fo*rt*i a* ihe Taunt it ewutldate for tbe Uititcd N’.a'.v-s S-i»' e to sitcowel Mr. D*l,>h. R-q* ibtlcau Ontd-bug. It le twetty well settled that Senator St. wait and Congrew* (bwo IVijee will, with quite a nunvt>er of our aW *st siteakets, spend w»fn limn OB the • utuptnibegau dating Apr il Wild May, Orcfan is Ihe kr> to th* «the vopnii* ewrr g*n r»«—. in June, look oat foi a landslide •KNATon rmrrrn’B tahiff bill. If the Finance Comm it to* of the Senate ever make up their mind* to re* port the eo-cal ed “Wilson Tertff Bill" to the Senate, Senator IVffer will offer his bill not as an amendment to the " Bullion Hill." but rather a* an amendment to the present Me Kin ley Laws, It is so drawn as the least Tariff on the necseaitiesof life and M e greatest Tariff on the luxuries, It will thus provide for a graduated In come tax a* introduce 1 fey Mr. Peace in the House tt will uadotUKly lot a great improvement on the "A1 1 la n in* consistency. pr.M iimo trr t nn animals For several days il was reported in the New York papers thet certain Sen¬ ator* were inking advantage of whs * was trauspiriug <n lbs Senate F Inane committee, relate* to the Sugar aelxd ule«, to gamble in Sugar Trust Htouka ,md make a few thousand, after a few of quiet, and abeut the time the gyjijiy one* were (^ngrstiilating them selves (hat the. stoim of criticism hal *1 o il Mown over Senator Peffer oer. ne if bobbed up wlih'i re*<.iull(>n calling fora curum.Ue of five beualora to inye*. Ugata these reports and rumors, and report (heir find ing to Ihe Mcnato whereupon quite a number of Senator, arose and protested their Innocence. Benator Peffer t* determined to nush hi« rcaoluliona and have the Investiga. 1 I 011 . Some rich and rare 1 iscloeera an looked for. It iv »o nice to have a ropuR-l Senator titling around, some time.». ALABAMA POLITIC*, Every thing In Alabama points to a sweeping victor) for Ike Populist in Au K".t. VtmoimU down (here -re at thmr old liick*i inventing and in dustriouAly citeulaling nil tuanner of lies about what the Popi. ist should Wave done in th« eampaign of 1RU2, in offecllng eombinslion ■, vrlth the Ite publican*. When a psrly begin* to lie this early Iu the campaign, U i* pretty good evidence tost they have no faith In i‘* ability to win by honest method*. raopLtt's party oibiakizations. All People’s Party ciuh*, Legions, lamgues, should send iu a list of the name* of I heir officer* and their post ofttciia to Head quarter* at once so that they may recalve the benefit of any literature to tie sent out. Henatof Pef fur lias kindly agreed to furnish Hoad quarters with s thousand or mom of hi* special Bepori.fi of Agriculture Depres¬ sion: il* Pauses and Itemediea; 'this is a v, ry valuable document and will he Judieiotul/TiTslrbUted. KENTUCKY TO Tilt l ItONT. Jus letter to head qusr.ers found W. P. Marsh, Secretary of the Puputial State Executive Comnijuee jif JfcyL tMCky, he shstewHlAt (helriopulUt Party will muke an active campaign iu that state, County convention* are being rapidly perfected, l’he People’s Party will have candidate In all Ihe Con greastontil district* In the slate with One prospects for success in qulto a number of them. A i’llANllE. J If. Turner, Secretary of the Nat ior.nl Oointultto of ihe l’eqile'* 1’ar'y who fot the pasifew rooih* lias been couneele I with Tlie National Views ot lht* CU) an H^uu.ult'ii KtliUir uc»«i Hut* |iie** Mstmgar, has nslguc.i his |,osl Uoti on that paper and wilt from now on uevot* Iu* entire time to the di». c»«g«’ ,,f U " ,,f s ‘U.et.ry ot the Committee. \n > ur * ye u g . i t , i, , , . v attae V of la , rlppe I ’ougbed day a" ni.tght for ntKiut six week un write tl,el, suggested I try CIihiiiIxhImIii'* Cough retu «ly j At lir-l I sonUl »e no dlffeieiice.but stll. kepi taking it, amt s,smi foiimt that it was "bat I needed. If t gut no relief from 1 ne dose I took anotbei, aiul It was only i j a frw 4i.»y*« until I vmii Irtbt* fitim flu* I (In k |H*oj !o «nj*l t Iu know Ihi* vilttv ; till** n*n» I \, n tul I take* |1»* urt* in no* know ItnlKlitC 1!'*' I II*4vrt | from il. Miull-un MuMftrt!, Ot aiv Ohio. \ ami Vi* »*nt oUlt*.N fur by. 1 >i . 1 K»*ui prasgittt, What Newspapers Do. ] At a business convention recent!) held at St. Luna. Uov. Francis, Mi*»o in, g wo tvisesUmvt* ot what Msipspen i ■ f o th public. In .* spevcb be s.n.l ‘*tCxif'li v.*ir the lofil papDrw jcivo fr g.-, ,e, 1( , ■** u,, ( j„ f rp ,. u , the v<*m nututv ui which they are Hw at ed. No tMh - r agency ewi or wil! ,|i, llii* Tl» >• litor. io prop «ru u» t.* hi* mewo* d *c-m >rv for h\* to u titan anv other *e i in *n, in 1 iq uli f.lirne** with •HO. lie ought to ti • »upj me 1 |()t bV MX Vo s !i’^. htq! Oi admire td* rilitiga. h«r Ii vu<- ili > Uh-.vI pap r is iho be*t tnw-tmeot a community can make l, nm no, W brihan.lv elite,1 or crow,Tel with ,h«u.-ht but firram itv it i* of m »rr eta ’ I* (tie . ornmunttv • than the prvachcr or tne teavher. Tn der stand , me. I d,> not mean mentally - ' pr nUi ttlArtAih *• Hill tul Itl) muihjs tlli'lgHv h, .imi 1 \on \ a»l Aii ! th* ,u * HWH.’tf ijuesf.on v t \* n w m ,i. fin! nn*i mo>i - jv , ><cs, , p ipers she tne . itght . , dc. on - lvi-day theedipiT ,«f the h >tne j>ap-r* do the most for thd least ntiiucy of v m !«' e on the ; v-e of the ears J*r W iw liw rlirM IhfW l** toiUting a tl * IM*1 CiUth MUUJAtqhii *»i|f| < , r 1V1 Ba in sud tKHitid on <* Vv» l F •- -*. !>> Dr.K rngxht SHAH WE ORGANIZE AM tMMI GRATIOH ___ SOCIETf. I read with interest in l*st weak’e i»ue the cototnunleetion »ugge#ting thei Taliaferro form an Immigration Society, The subject is one that should interest a good many of oar liest citizens, and should have immediate attention. Shall we welcome good farmera from the East and West who eo<B * to purchase our laud* and make their home amongst us. Which would h-lp us-out of our de pressed condition and releave us of debts i would be glad to see each district in the county act and give it serious consideration,giving though tto our future generation. Shall we leave our children lands itnpovished by our present system of farming and loaded with debts besides when by aellih/ one thud or half, g-l out of debt and build up our country. We have the beet climate in the world and our lands can be in id a as productive as Hie lands of the East and West. Trking our climate and price of our land 10 conalderslimi we cau offer the boil inducement of any eecllou of the United .Slate*. Mr. J, W. White Traveling passen¬ ger Agent <«,« ft K is willing to eu-<>l«raie with u* in advert sing out ad vantages. X. K twain ft tl»m. Karacnp* Tooth m Ue, and V«i»ral«ift, are only H$*v«*n* re /iiiiiili fH f ill your **! 0 iiinrli, liver and khl* novN are not m proper worklna order, and thatyou -liould n*nu>ve th** (tali'*** at ou<*e. IHwxl pnriH»*r and Iik»«*d Maker will |» Mitv* lv d » thin MS II arts directly th** vital paitn. *1 Every bottle warranted by 1)H' H, d kii> important to Keformers. With * tloi permission of Senator John 1’. Jones, of Nevada, we(the Nat iouul committee of lire People’s Party) will print mid distribute his speech; delivered during the extra session i r Congress, October 14, Hi, 21, 2.’!, 24 j 27, and JO, 181M. This printing we are havi )g done on behalf of rile i „ eople . . tarty. , , the rl S speee.il , will eonlniti .»)<! pages, and , Wllj , , Ire furnished ii, to our pc rplc i, at i cost .. ..I ,r of getting them out. The number which we will have printed will depend upon Iho number of copies ordered before going to press. It will only take six weeks to get them out. Single copies. 25 ai-eompained cent-. by AH orders must he tlie cash, anil addressed to 11. E. I’AI IlKNM h, C 'liHirman, 450 Pa. A'e., Washington, D. C, Approved: .1- il. Turner, SUic ret ary. I I ■ j! Is still at the front! Youj! <'can rely on itl It never ^ '. j!fails to perform a curel Dnnwh*' I' *. m __ __ 1 oUI.Dllll 1 I 1 ^ Dl 'ill' 0 buliun * ^ ]s USHrUD" ^ l . sold ... by all ... deilers . for2jc *■ \ < | is rwt k. -We4 u . actw o««. i L IW'StS2r2SS yS j: iiiiriu Witw uses • Ptuss. Th» Cissl T»*w* Aaus*ut-Maanti MM <«*■« GENUINE RATTLESNAKES. Pure lUttb’sna'.e witter melon seed, gf,»vvo ,i selected especially to retain ti„> |* u nty of strain, Mr. Alexander tlie see ban of Angus ta, examined aiy crap of melon* w hile grow lag and remaiked thst it was tlie on¬ ly crop of melons lie bad ever seen de void of hybridi, and strictlypiire. Price fl.20 jier pound p'rstage paid. For sale try 31. I. Hrnm’ti, Hera*ela, tie, ■*Hou' To Cure All Skin Diseases " simply apply “Sw »ynk‘s Ointment,' No internal medicine required. Core teter, ccxeuia, Itch, all eruptions on 111 * face, hand, nose, Ac leaving the skin cleat , white amt healthy. Its great heal ,,g amt curative I*>vver* arv |ms<e—ed by noottMH r ee led ) l-k veur druggist vYnk -Oinxvik l.tllf l«‘N U you Uavewt laid tn yovvr supply dower seed don’t buy annuals: we pnqvoae lo supply you Witii all )'ou will wantt'Jtm varietu-. Free We do it simply to call xonr attention to some ttidig twUcr wtilch to see ts to wa n The tuightest and twst of periodicals for the home ts *‘ Woiusn”--a large ii iu t rated monthly, as bright as a new P*“ •« * V ' n ’ m ‘ t * II ^ ‘ * >f man wants Hi know. »ml will Iwing sunshine to tlie ... home the vear iounn. , It is cut . , to tit ... and , please , ___ woman, ,, the bome . matne' . Now . , foi our ftei: „ „ . < tru oruU(ftt«m|ift or silv*»t)Mi i «v w ,|j >. ni j . Vt>u ... Itti , nsonthft on rm' and in fivl litkw send you **0 vaticUesof. FIJI It Ell NEED FREE! Thus offer is for iflamedtate acceptance , , „ I’G'ropt!*. Woman Publtstuig Co, Ktchmoml Va. PREMIUMS RIFLES ! iF Uwfer this head we offer cmr subscriber! and readers ih* Celebrated Breech Loading Remington Rifle, latent tin prored patient This Rifle Is made >V the SMINGTON ASMS ;■ CO., who supply Rifle# to the United States Government 1 I This Rifle Is made u> several sizes We can supply it in 32, 38 and 44 calibre. Wlnchetter centre-fire cartridges can be M l used The MNWGTON has <yv *4* tagon barrel, oiled walnut 1 etock, case hardened frame I and trimmings, sporting front and rear sights, and shell ejector It ie the brat Hum. i • ' U> SBriptloOS perfect of scrlUr deri‘ ing ■•Jd-'ip ror We »nj l2 Rifle these or win new for satisfaction un* s< yearly and made, Give »il.(» PfW.up ir'u sending Rifle* fiT.Ilfl subscriptions: sell one and In In it yearly vsah. o« VDVC rntt will 'ash to * a give suh- sub- ««« Th. ad- or Rlfls Welch* about *•»«* f pound., and will U seal by express in all ess** REVOLVERS. This Army Revolver i» also r> > made by ihe REMINGTO‘1 ARMS CO and is similar 10 . tiMI OfM 1 m pfl Uh) Sl&ien Cavalry. it is a ftplendid wea,£>on, and of very order, tong range; aud ia fcliaole fi m ftvery reapect- “* ow* 1 * ln calibre otsiy, baa si* chamber*, full gTained mock, and £» l-‘4 and 7 \.% inch barrel, it pur ebaaer’* option, Our readers / mult not con¬ found tbta Rem¬ ington Army Re¬ 4 volver with the cheap, Irani, I cut-iron reeo vera which new flood the mar let and are sold kt any price, l(it remember that tide is a high clast* arm, made from the treat material by th* leading makers in the United .Stale*. Wa will Give thl* Revolver FREE to Utr (III, Vdulll.g u« 3) IKS |a].|.ii|) pald-iiii yearly All te eerlptlons: oeriptiuno or for 15 now yearly sole Tt orel fis.Wi In cost, added: nr w„ will **ll to» wilMorther lot $0.00 c**h. Rent by tl p ntn i n ill r —- National Souvenir Spoons. sach seoi GOtO LINKO These (Spoons are full size and beautlfnl specimens of th* 'nigraver’s art, and are made of nickel silver and heavily plated with pur* tteriing ailver. They come half | dozen In a set, all differently engraved. The bowl ot each atioon has a lining of 22 ! karat gold, which gives them a beautiful appearanoe, each set la complete in a satin lined case Nothing oould be more appro P ri * U! to* 11 R‘*i than a act of National Sou “.‘-0......... Sv, FREE ; to anyone sending ft u« 0 new imld-up panl-uy jenrly yearly | •ub*icr1v>tlotj«-or “to for new sut» I 1 " r^^Tdriwi 1 ^ lo • v ">' I COLUMBUS SOUVENIR spoon These Columbus Sou¬ Mr venir Spoona are full aise • aiul wit! no doubt be tn 2 great demand among our J readers at ihU aeasem i e They ar* beautifully J en ...... ) , 1 ... ' i pure sterling s.lver, and wilt last a lifetime. The <o bowl . i o( , ch . is . - e * spoon v satin or frosted tinLsh, g ; wliich c» S*w‘y greatly -an* add. to “ «o their , appearance. Each 3 spaon cornea pul up in a 5 uaikn “ 3 B j Wa will Glv* one of tbe»e sp-oui 2 PKEx! loan* tosar oaeeemuaa O.U. wiulinw «» ns l ■ new new *»U-op >earty sabM-ripiu.n. or »» *U. **U tt to * sabacrlber (or 1* ueuta. doltrcry prepaid la wtrii cuo. No. II A. TIIK VILLA oa Pft«rE.TON GBrflT r 71 -3 r ftrnt* tiro whrrla, Iftfff. «»»l ipm m»*cd lire; I in* '» duuhltff col WsgitfhV, 130 th»A; shipping wcigi*t. if 3|l » Tb« ViUi* i’»ri It a v*rjr oaefui rahb'la for anstr Iovo or coasorv, and vtil dvr perfect HE. railroad ttorly sub wripiton.; scrtpUcas aud -for filAW » is orm <•»-)>■ pokf-up or ln\l Vewclr be enfr eidd f.» asubecritw,- lor fils ,* f twOv, raOraed frwgbl ‘Duitig tbe epi.te • ‘e of t* grippe t hambeFlait *s Cough Remedy Lvo» lira lead here ami was much belter ttked than <> —her coneh meoteine." H M.tBan drnggis*. that worth, lit. The grmpe is on ti the same ** a very severe cotrt and ..ncumom* For- My. Dr K H j Keid Druggist. Macon & Northern R. R. Co. S. E. RAHRIS, Receiver. Schedule la Kttect November I'tth 1803 North b’d Tralus, Socth o'd Trains «< 0 ^ No. 2 STATIONS ISsily Daily _ A M Lv. Ar. P. e 45 1 Macon « U M.. I> A l*. K R. Jun 7 05; t’halk Out 7 07 f 1 Van Kiiren 7 2B Morton 7 31 Grays 7 41 Bradley 7 7 48 Round Way. ide 35 Oak 8 09 H illaboro 8 30 Ml mi eta s 1 8 37 Monticello 44 8 5fl Maehen •4 8 58 Shady Dale 4 « 17 God 11 ey ih a'a> 9 42 Madia, n ^ 10 04 Florence , o' *c 10 21 Faimington « S in 10 28 Vi atsiriaville Bishop U’ ..7 U S 10 44 Sidney fv 10 61 Whitehall to 11 00 Athene *C A M Arrive Leave P M i : 011 m etions at Madison with Ga. K. R at Macon with Southwestern Dwiaon and Main Stem Divison of C. of Ga. and G. 8, A F. for all Florida points. For furth-r imformatiofl concerning rates, schedules, etc, apply ts. S. C. HOOK, Sup’t. aeon, 0 a THE MONOGRAPH, For One Dollar, AND TOI-R OPINION ON THIS SUBJECT, What ie the best Monetary system for the Un’ted Mates? This is the greatest problem confronting the American peo¬ ple. It is tne intention of the publishers that “The Mo.noohaph” shall contain thought of the nation on tills question, ihe recognized leaders in al 1 political par¬ ties have been called upon to wontribute plans for their ideal Monetary system B ut not content with this, we are deter, mined to embody In the same volume the opinions of thousands of the “Great Com¬ mon People,” and to that end we wil allow t wo dollars on the price of the hook lor your solution of this | roblein expressed in not moie than 800 words. The Mon¬ ograph the best modern work in Mon etary Systems, w ne sent o any a ress on receipt of #3.00, It is a book that will interest and Instruct, and is destined to became a giant factor tn shaping the fu le n Uriel} ejslim o tie nat on. The Monograph Publishing Co., ltiom 44, German Au’n B’k Buildii g, St, Paul Minn. Befference by permission, Nat’l Uer. Am ank Our Clubbing I ist. We will give the Advocate-Dem¬ ocrat and the follvvoiDg Pajiers one year at the jirices named. Payable ’R Rdvanwi. Peoples Parly Pajier ?1 50 Missouri W'orlil 81.40 Petroit Prce lTess 81.55 Constitution (weekly) 81X0. Southern Cultivator 81 :fi0 National Waicl man 81.70 ! Sheriff Sale. /GEORGIA T ai i afkrro Corf TV; I 1 Will be sold on the first Tuesday in April mxt, 1804 at flic court bouse door, In the ti wn of Crawfiedviile in said coun¬ ty, wi'hln the legal hours of sale to the highe-t bidder fir cash, the following prm ertv towit One tract of land com* tabling five hundred and eighty (580) acre* more or less in the s.x hundred and eighth (1508) district G. M. of said county, sod part In Ha, cock county, and known as the ‘.Home on "Bermuda place. Adjoining on the North the land- of Hen¬ ry Hallo and P, G- V, azey. on the land- of r G.Veazey aud Tltu- Billiards nil the South, minis of A. <K Kainwater, Mrs. M A. M. Smi'h nndJ. lacey; and on the West lands of Mra Mrs, M. A. M Smith, D S. Stewart and A. 15. Tappan. Also a tract of lard of two hundred and fifty (250) acres none nr less, situated *nd lying In the six hundred and eight U0*) district G. M. of Tallafeno county known «» Ihe “mid place.’ Adjoining and on t hw \ or ih_ lands sf IV. N. Gunn Carter Brake, on tlie East lands of Mrs. M A M. Sn ilh, on the South hy lands if .shade Iloheit and J. H Kilpatrick, R ..., on lht . West by lands of J. H. Kiipat rick and Richard rigletree. Sa d atqive described tracts of land containing in all eight hundred and thirty (830) acres more or less. Said lands levied on os the property of Mis M. A. M. Smith lo sat¬ isfy an execution issued from the Super¬ ior court of Greene county Georgia. F, b luary term ls*>2 i>> favor of New Etig'and Mortgage Secutety Company against Mrs M A M Smith. Written notice of levy uive n to Abe Rudisili. .‘an. Jon son .-sterling Veaiev, Jno. Battle. Bill Nhivirs \\ Dsou Jones, by patties pointed in poises- by sion as r« quirt'd law out plainliff’e I). P. attorney. Henkv. Nieriff Taliaferro, I o Piles'. Piles’ Itching Piles SYvirroMs-Moisture. Intense itching and stinging; most'at night: worse by scratch¬ ing- If allowed to continue tumors.which often bleed and ulcerate, becoming very sore. Swatnk's rilNTMtNT stops the itching and bleeding, heal* ulceration.i nd in most cases removes tne tunn rs. At druggist or by mail, for 5vl cent. Dr. Swayne A Son, Philadelphia. 82' Boilers. ing. Pulleys, Gearing, Boxes. Hangers, etc. Complcfe Cotton, Saw, Grist, Oil and Fe.,ituer Mill outfits; also Gin, Trass, L'ai.e Mill and Shingle outfits. Buihfing, Bridge, Factory. Furnsee and Raiirasd Castings; Railroad, Mill, Ma chiniass and Factor* Supplies. Betting. Tacking, injectors. Pipe Fittings, Saws. Files, Oilers, etc *r v'ast, rary day; work J50 na-vt, I niTJ mJJ Tf} jffln lnifirK^ ■■01111/11111 II Ull f f Ul I1U and Supply Co., — r - AUGUSTA, CA- ! . WHEN JX Athens GO TO (tILLEL \NDSUF ') For something G 0)0 to eat. Open until 12 o’clock every night. 105 Broad St. PEOPLE'S PARTY P 1A1IRM Adopt'd in National Cant ntion at Omaha July 4,1892. First.—We demand a national currency safe, sound and flexible, issued by the genere oreruinent on y, a full lega tender for all debts, pnblic and private and that without the use of hanking cor porations, a just, equitable and efficient means ot distribution direct to the people at a tax not e .ceeding 2 per cent per an¬ num, be provided, as sat forth in the ubtieoiuiy plan cd IF* 1 am ns’ Alli¬ ance or some better system also by pay¬ ments in discharge of its obligations tor pi blic improvements.? • See .in 1 .—We demand the fiee.md un limited coinage of silver and gold at present legal ratio of 16 to 1. Third.—We demand that the amount o. the circulating medium be speedily in creased to not less than $.50 per capita. Fourh.—We demand Jai graduated ii ■ come tax. Fifth.—We believe that the money of Ihe country should be kept as mu<h as possible in the hands of the people, and hei ce we demand that all state and na¬ tional revenues shall be limited to the neeessary expenses of the Governmen economically and honestly auminioteied Filth.—We demand trial postal savings hanks be established by the goveiincnt for the safe deposit of the earnings of ihe pvopie and to facilitate exchange■ Seveith—Transportation boinga means of exchange and a public necessity, the government should ow n and operate the ailioadsm the interest of the peopie . Eighth.—'Ihe telegraph and the tele¬ phone, like the post-office system being a necessity for transmission of news, should he owned and operated by the went in the interest of the people. Ninth.—The land. Including all the nat ural sources of wealth is ti e heritage of all the people and should nut he me nopolized for speculative purposes, and ain .. lnp . ot .. lands should he n owner, pro liibited. Ail land now held by railroad ami otlu r corporations in excess of their actual needs,and all lands now owned b aliens should be icciaimed by Ihe Govern meet aud held for actual settlerso THE PEOPLES Party paper AND ADVOOATE1WEMOCRAT BotH One Year for $1. 50 Payable Strictly In Advance. ^Send jour suhscrintion to, Chas. L. Smith, Manager A dyocate-Democrat, Crawfordvtlla Ga. i rUQtfKES la j t A. M . m fiUY NONE BUT THE GENUINE. B.OOO „ Merchants .. , sell fl/WKE ,S SPEewcLfy, ‘>,()<M), dthem Irunlled mherlSpec tacles wnhout Success. ’1 11 ese Fgntnilg ra,B0US f'lflg.PS 3TP are Fitltk] ru,w fn w the LYeat Dr, II. J. HMDS. f lornvine, j o ». Georgia. - J4MES DAVISON — Attorney at Law.— enesbo '> Geor gia LO A NS N EG OH ATF.P. Office in Court House. Wi). practlc" in ndjoinico ____ SOURER TliHB =r t' HAS ALMOST ARRIVED j pAig/OWCAAW.V.X Lawn Tennis and Baseball will \ . \ j diveit the attention of the young / 1 people. 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