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About The Advocate-Democrat. (Crawfordville, Ga.) 1893-current | View Entire Issue (June 8, 1894)
IE ADVOCATE-DEMOCRAT. •Wished 1892 t 1876 f. 1898 . d / [ y BICEZ! Fhave w j stuck the y department, i; full ■eu omitted—and we ---___^n^JQ oui' immense stock of late style goods at unbeard of prices. It requires no effort at all to be ecnon'.ical if you trade with us Our (a rent Sacrifice Tables are Now Open. See what they are loided with: Gent’s fu'l suits of clothes all wool, price $ 12.50 now $6; $ 12.50 suits onw $6.50: £12, suits for $5 $ 7,50 suits for $ 3 . $6 suits for $ 2 . 1 hese and frocks Full of boy’s suits . also goods run in sacks lsne at the same reduction. f^gg^Lovely silks in strpes and figures reduced from $1 25 to 35 cents a yard. $1.25 gros -grain silks slipping at 5 oc. summer China $1 yl reduced to 5 oc, $9 dress paterns now $3.00. job lot $ 1 kid gloves, your choice for roc, 3 gross ladie’s uadeiwests at 8V3C each. Gents’s $5 hand-made shoes ru balls and congress re< duced to $3.50 Zeiglei’s $3 button shoes for ladies, now $225 ear Thousands of yards of remants at half cost- 50, ty75 and $1 scaifs for men your choice 25o - Fancy figured parasols one-third New \ork cost. $7 dress patterns that are lovely go now at f 3. 7,000 yards ginghams the newest, daintiest designs we •■vet shown, 7 /i l to i2y4e. 5000 yards calico that actually W mid be taken lor percale by many, only 5c yard. A wagon load of parasols, late style hgndles. - 20c to #7,50 five hundred Yards Taqle Damask 20c vard to finest. 50 gross cotton, buck and linen towels 4c to #2,50. IFe have, almost enough lace to recli around Green county. Silks a world without end. In woolen dress goods our sales have been immense. Ton lemaining stock must be closed out. Two hundred bolts lawns and muslins, three hundred bolts swisS, mull, orgsndie and crepon: one hun¬ dred holts dimity, cl-alie. rum's veili/ig.^rTwo thousand yards Hamburg and mull embroidery, inserting to match, 2Kc yard up. iaus in endless vanely. Our §1.5,000 Clptbin^ Stock II os been marked in keeping witii the hard times, If yra neid anything in our line you never ha 1 a better opportunity to secure it. Respectfully ir FINE WHISKIES. 8 a SUNSET, $ 1.50 (3. SO OALLON. GALLON. LIBERTY, ES; PURITY, ! * 2.00 •Un *4 00 GALLON. GALLON. Red Front, DIXIE, §3 $2.60 *s.oo SS GALLON. m GALLON. ROYAL, PREMIER, $ 3.00 $6 00 GALLON. GALLON. AW-aTULfigrCQ — ’RED FRONT :: - Augusta, Ga. ; -S -7 2 »*»►*#«. r»io- « T t- ----- I I [Boilers. WWGet oar prices I Engines, Tanks. S-acks, 1 keet lron Work ; Siiafc >xes. Hangers, etc. i j Grist, Oil and (- O Gin, Press, ac Furnace and | Mill, Ma Pipe Fittings, V) nsnd* ... UynrifQ . VV UI (IU * “ ■ ww IOTA * ^' ’* PA n ' % m Baking Powder it M« 4 *J mod Diploma. ADVOCATE OF JEFFgESOKIAS PRINCIPLES- CRAVVTORDVILLE GA. FR11> A Y, JUNK 8. 1801, VOL 1-NO. 36 Local News. City aud County Items Briefly Told. Last night as 1 lay sleeping, 1 (Reamed l wrote a list: Of every true good Democrat That turned into a Populist. A long dry spell generally comes: if it don’t rain. The teachers examination was held heie last Saturday by commissioner Flynt. Col. Sam Sibley was down Saturday. Mrs- >V. R. Wilson and Miss Clyde Young of Woodville, were the guests of Miss R>sa Gorham, Friday and Saturday. Let us sell you a Buggy Surry or Phaeton at coal? Armor Bros. Col. II. M. Uoldeu. accompanied by bis beautiful wife, visited the Gate City Saturday. The depot and surrounding build¬ ings, are being whitewashed. A little whitewash adds much to tbe looks of a town. Gieeuesboro Ga The best bouse to trade with. Kimbrough Bickeis dfc Co. Sheriff English of Gre ene county, came down aud carried back the “colored free boarder’ who was sent beie. after tbe Greoneaboro jail was broken open. Let ns give you an estimate on your Job Printing. Rev. A, J. Hughes will be in town next -Saturday; to conduct a meeting of the Temperance people. This will be a uoii-pariiT.an meeting, uni every¬ body is urged to attend. Shoes, Slippers, Shoes, Slippers Shoes, Slippeis, Shoes, Slippers. Kimbrough Bickers A Co - Mesdames Bergstrom and Golucke accompanied by Miss Dickman, at¬ tended preidling at Barnett, Sunday. Mr. Charles J. Keats, lately of At laDta, is uow with us. Mr. Keats is well known as a competent printer, and we hope to give our readers belter service than we have in the past. Mrs. Humphrey, of near the village was on a visit to frieuds 111 Greene county. Friends of Dr ^L . A. Stephens wi II ; lick be sorry to learn that he is quite now. The most solect line of curtain goods and draping re Middle Ga. Armor Bros. Itev. It, E. L. Harris preached an excellent sermon 011 the ninth com¬ mandment last .Sunday evening. Some of liie residents of this town aud else¬ where would do well to ‘ take Hus to heart" Mr. aud Mr. 8. II. Rhodes woi:t to Sandy Cross, last Sunday. Judge Roberts and Messrs Chas. Bergstrom and J. ft. Anthony, attend¬ ed tiie quarterly conference of the Methodist church at Barnett, Sunday. Messrs Ilammack and Kinney, two of Washington's young men. visited Judge Ilammack, who is still very sick. Our embroideries aud laces are ex quisite, see them. Armor Bros, Roger Murden of Robinson, spent last Saturday with Jack aud Aleck Beazley. The rain-makers should have visited this section of liie country the first of tbe week. Prof. T. I,. Chapman's school near White Plains, Is now taking a vaca¬ tion, and Mr. Chapman is spending Lis time witii Ins family near town. One price to all Armor Bros 10 thousand yards lovely figured fawns at 5c. Armor Bros. Mia, Jjlm F. Thompson of Augusta is on a visit It her parents, M r. ami J/rs. VV. J. Norton. We were favored with the company of editor C. L. Smith, 01 Ciawfurdvill, on a recent trip to Atlanta. He is per lit- ps the youngest editor on the Georgia press—Columbia Sentinel. Mr, Chas. Rhodes attended the com¬ mencement exercises of Woodville High school last Tuesday. Tlie Stephens High school closes to (lay. Though tnere will be no enter tairimeut. there is talk of a •pound party’ for the scholars. News comes from Sharon of the death of Mr. Aaron Jackson, lie was buried last Sunday. Mr. Joe Norman and Miss Ma> O’Brien of Barnett, attended the mar¬ riage, Wednesday. Mr. If. B. Hart of Union J'oint was in the city a -hurt while Weiuesday. * specimen t Glh.-s S II Clifford, New Cassel, Wis, wa* doubled with Neuralgia and Rhcu:..atisui Ui- stomach wo disordered, hi* f.iver was affected to an alarming degree appetite well away and he was terribly reduced In rlesii and strength. Three bottles of Elec trie Bttiers eured uim. ■ Our readers will take notice of the Excursion to Alla it a. Astra nge ments for tickets should bfe made beforehand, -Mr. fj* K. Nicholson of Athens, will ch. information. .i#u*ljr furnish you with any desired Be sure and at tcnl the Prohibition meeting here tomorrow (Saturday) Last Tuesday thefcounty ww* .-mes-day. Quite a number from attended. Jack Sprat earn# and gave us a pleasant smile Jodgfk M. Aflmny of Wiiko. spent a* couple of d .j - in the city this weak. * . ......... I . m — HrAHarf* 4 Resigns - - Owing to a little unpleasantness which is universal If regretted, llev. R. E. L. Harris t jMored his resigna¬ tion as pastor ot he Baptist church at conference la« Saturday. At (list it was accepted l*Ut UpOU SSdOIld thought it was jsd that a by-law of the church Hired SIX months notice of resignation upou the part of pastor, and at# called conference Su may night the ifttlon accepting the resignation was re< twled. Mr. Hams was uotitied of tin] action but lias not ** 8 8 iv,m hiaj tbnelusiou to the church. It issinoi i!) hoped that the little cloud of t te may blow over and vir. Harris bus as pastor, lie is an able pr< tua a good man.— Oglethorpe Echo Lexington. ■ v. - a*. led. Last WediMdsl. •* venIn lf Bt half past six o’clock, M|r. Mis J, Lilia H. Norton Chapman of ot Augusts and s this City, whero^l oioed in Hie holy bonds of matrlmoFv. The ceremony occurred In tiro Bap¬ tist church, Rev. U. L. Harris offici¬ ating, Mrs. Hari » in a beautiful manner played he march which marked the tread (f the four or five couples who attended the youthful pair to the altar., The newly we-l accompanied by several friends, drive to the h orae of the groom ueay Powelton, where supper awaited tls:m. Mr. Uliapman fill take his bride to Augusta, and tke thvir future homo in that IndepentJUrfo Day THE TIME THE SHW POPULIST DAILY Is TO START. Just before closing up our columns comes tbo welcome news, that the People’s Party D.ulv will be started on the 4th of Jil ly. Hon Tlios E Watson will b • editor In chief, able assisted by Mr W -I Henning of the Wool Hat. Now is the tirag to subscribe for a clean newspaper that will give news fit to l u read lu thu family circle. Unclaimed Letter List Letters unclaimed at the Post-Office up to June 1. Wiles Andrews,!-T. H. Beck worth. Rev. B. II. Jordon. Mrs - Mary Frazier Charles Turner. Misses: Annie Brisco, Ge0rgitt Ue,d ’ n * r " et 8teWart ' ,,iry ’ d * e TVe above letters, If not called for within 30 days from date, will he tor warded to the de^l letter office. < \ II. Farmer, £\ M. DOTAL NOTICE I have associated wiili me In the Practice of Dentistry Dll. W. II IfAIl(Ila 0 f the i Hants Dental Col Iege who has had thorough training in eproative work, He will do extract in and filling teeth while I. with Thirty Years ■ Experienc?. will do the PLATE IFORK. We will be in CrawfordviHe on the ;; r j Monday in each month, to remain °ne week and in White Plains the 4th Monday to remain one week. M. H. THOMAS, M. D. D. D, S While iu 1 opeka last March, E. Barber, a prominent newspaper man of La Uygae, Kan ., was taken with cholera 7^ u * W« of stoSpC UbatnbefUn'a ‘hap [>n c,cl to have a b*4Ue Colie. Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy and family should keep 'ids remedy In their home* at all time* No oi.e ean tell how *<e»n it may be n* led. It cost# bat a trifle and may t« the means ot *aviug much suffering and perhaps the life of some rnernl>er of the family. 26 and 50 cent bottles for sale uv Dr- It. J. fwiio, Diuggist, Excursion to Atlanta. There will be a Grand Excursion from Athens and intermediate stations to Atlanta and return, via; the old reliable Georgia Rail Road, Saturday June 23. Fare from all stations on Athens Branch, including Union Point, Greensboro, Conyers, IJIue Springs and Biiokhead, #1.25 for the round trip. This being the only ex¬ cursion run on the Georgia Rail Road in many years, the crowd will be very large, and parties desiring to go will act wisely in securing tickets at once. Auy person getting up a club of ten and remitting to 11. K Nicholson, Athens, Ga.. #12.50 will receive in return U round trip tickets fiom any above named stations to Atlanta and return. Junk 23. When a certain numbered tickets are sold on this basis, the fare will be #1.25 straight. Address all communica¬ tions oil the subject of this excursion to II. K. Nicholson, Allien h, Ga. The EXERCISES Of Woodville High school, took place last Tuesday. The emicient teachers I’rof. Joel Cloue and C.ipt. R. 11. -Smith, had pre¬ pared quite an Interesting program, consisting ot speeches amt declama¬ tions during the day. and songs and diumaticul performances at night. The leading feature of the afternoon was an address by Col. S. II. .Sibley. Col. Sibley look for the subject of lua add 1 ess, ‘Common School Education ’ lie handled itiu a most plain aud forcible way. A large crowd from the surrounding villages attended liie entertainment Hardly standing room was left. Bethany Entertainment Tlie Betliauv School commencement will occur 0.1 Wednesday, Hie 2<l lust. An interesting program of speeches aud declamations iu Hie day time, aud dialogues at liiglil, has been ui - rainged. Col, Sibley of Union Point, will deliver an uddress iu the afternoon. At Hymen’s Alt^ Last Sunday at the reset ruse of the bride's parents, Mr. Robt. Hixou of Union Point, aud M as Ruth C’ooke Murden of Robinson, where married. Uov. J. 8. Calloway officiated in the ceremony, joining the two happy hearts in a most Impressive aud ap¬ propriate manner. The newly married couple will make their future residence near Union i’oiiil. They have the best wishes of all. Citation. GEORGIA, Taliaferro, Co. It appearing that O. P. Bonner the former Guardian of Lyda T. Evans, un adjudged lunatic of said County lias bean dismissed from his office of Guardian, and his letter revoked, and that the said Lyda T. Evans is without a Guardian and that a necessity for a Guardian exists, and no application for hotter of Guardianship, having been Died by anv other person. Notice is hereby given to all concerned that at the next regular term of the Court of oidiuary of said County, to be held on the (list Monday 111 July next. I will ap : point as guardian of the ix-rson and | propelty of the said Lyda T. Evans. [| 1B (Jlork of Superior Court of said County, S. If. Rhodes, >r other pro Uf,l,,HS U '-' iecU0 “ are tiled. (riven ... under , my band , , and , official , signature, this June 0, GKO. II. Mir'CflKl.b, Ordinary. 1 BE (i ROWING IIKAUTV, WOMAM. Is a luxuriant growth of Hair lieggs Hair Rene wei Is go suited to give *»tls faetlon, as It i* a purely a vegetable preparation hair. and Sold acts and directly warraiitecd on the hy roots ft. of the J. REID, Druggist. Hack lens Arnica Sitlvc Tlie best Halve i» the world for Gut* Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rheum Kever Sores, Tette.,, Chapped Wands, Uhllhlalris Purrs, and all Skin Kruptlons, and no»i siviuj cures Piles, or no pay required. It it guaranteed to give perfect, satlsfaetion or money refunded. Price '!’) cents |/* r l«jx. Kor sale hy Dr .R.Reid. BECKTS LITTLE GIANT PILLS. Are the roost camplete pin on tlie besedes tieing the cheapest, a* (me m u a ,, a( „, f jrt y docs in each rattle*. Kvery *•'' pill guaraut.ifd KK,U to give ^ ( 1 ! Atlanta Excursion t , 1 Oil TIM! —..Ml. ■ | job work done at this office. Prices to suit the times - Kimbrough -o -()- Bickers & Co. Hive the most beautiful display ofDry Goods ever brought to this market. We invite the good people of TaLIAFKR KO COUNTY tocome and eva nine our lovely -Stock. IF YOU NEED ANYTHING In woolen Dress Good->. wash Fabrics, while fawns, Checks, Muslin, Organdies, “Vela’’ Ducks, “Pekin’’ Crepes, “Kriukle” Crepes, Cotton and Wool ('Indies, fvitsens, Surrah, Morie, liinn and all the latest Novilties in Silks, we hav'e b *,em RKvi uvi nun sir ihsan suiters We make a specialty of this line, we have all the Latest Styles in these goods, of the best makes, VV<: can save you more ironey on these goods than any dealer. With Clothing, Hals E(e. Our counters are loaded down with the Nobbiest Stock you over saw. In this Stock you can (iml Short Pants Suits (or boys from 5 to 15 years. Youth’s Suits, .-ill sizes aiul prices, Men’s Suits fo fit all size men and pockets. OUR GROCERY DEPARTMENT Is full to over flowing. II ru ve carry, Corn, Meat Meal, Flower, Lard, Syrups. In fact every thing fonnd in a first class grocery department. Hvrtv IMimH . We will allow no one to make a I >wcr price than tis, All pr-lci's will receive the personal attention ol one of the firm. Yours to serve K 1 MK 0 UGHBICKERS&C 0 GA’ Heard-Grcisler Block TO THE PUBLIC. Fellow-citizens: The panic has struck Atlanta right at last and Machinery lias gone out of sight. If you want to buy at nanlc prices, now Is the time. We are selling Engines from #75 up. Gins 810 up Presses #50 UP, Feed Mills #35 up, Threshes #60 tip. Feeders and Condensers for any make of Gin, new or second-hand for sain. We exchange or repair and sell Machinery on commission. Engines repaired and Gins rebuilt with latest Improvements, revolving heads, carders or beaters, seed cleaners, extra heavy brushes etc. Repair material and shafting and pulleys on hand. Write us just whirl you want and we will make prices that will suit. If. N, Crarntr At Co. 555 Marietta St. Atlanta Ga. Proprietors Machinery Exchange. K<lward Shepherd, llairisburg, Iff , Ins. s ri.mibig »o p e on Ills leg of eight, year landing. Usuri three bottle* of Klectsic ilitters and seven boxes of sound llucklen’s I wel At Halve and hi* leg I* an John Speaker. Catawba O. had live large fever sores oil Ills leg, doctors said lie wn ineiiralde. One bottle Kleetrlc Bitters and one box Blicltleii’s Ariiiea nrlve eured him entirely bold hy Dr It J held THEAFLANTA OCULIST. OH- J.HMWEY MOORE 20 ';-' 2 ht Kiser Building. OFEICE CLONED UNTIL FALL Awarded Highest Honors-World’s Fai». esoai The only Pure Cream of Tartar Powder.—No Ammonia; No A’uni. Used Lu Millious of Homes —40 Years th“ Standard- COCA COLA. Last week we calle 1 upon the Coca Cola Company In Atlanta and was presented with a number of trial tick¬ ets for that delici ms drink. Nothing stops headache and relieves anyone when co npletely exhausted, quicker til t<! One i C0I1. Our town would do wall to get a Sela Fount in operation and give tills de¬ lightful beverage a trial. Piles'. Piles'. Itchinfi Piles Symptom* Moisture; Intense (telling an.I stinging; most at night; worse by s irateti. mg If allowed to continue Illinois,which often bleed end ulcerate, b-n'omhig veiy sore- Swaynk.'h OiNr.Mi-.NT stops the tchlng and bleedlnir, heals iilccnftlmi,. net 11 most nates removes to- tenors. A druggist or by in HI. for .»> cent. Dr Swayne A Son, f'liilnd-dpliia. PreKlilenl PleveliiiiilBiiiicer. ft bus It co rmnored that lie li n. lu, would take a coarse of Botanic ihood 1 la 1 111 , tlie fm*t nioud purifier an I Guild-. iiig-u|( remedy in the world, lie w-uild soon be well. It will not nUappoint. Price $1.00 per large bottle, Kor salo oy druggist. Ii*e l‘, for all blue I and skin diseases, rheumatism, catarrh, etc. While at IVekskiil, V. V . Mr, A A. herlveii, a priiininent inuuif.ic.turer of N* vv Vf>rk 0'ity, purDias-iI a liottlo of E'Uamharltn'a Omgh K -mcily Hoehi<ool renultn were ohtalne'l fro it it* it ic thit he soot hack so the from whom ho obtainoi 1 1*. for two more bottles of the same remedy. When preparation yon have a eon^h or col 1 (five this a trial ami like Mr. Serive:i you will want it when atfahi \u need of so *h a medtfttne. It a remedy of jfroat wortli and merit, -o anil HO cent Dottles for sale by I Jr. U J It kid, Druggtat.
