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About The Advocate-Democrat. (Crawfordville, Ga.) 1893-current | View Entire Issue (Sept. 28, 1894)
STAKES o_cuc *u all buiinesF^s, and .ve do not el-L-i infaJlibilitj; but bv our tborongb and feet system we have reduced them to a minimum. If we should make them, tell us so. and they will be righted- st our expense. Is that satisfactory ? co. # AU3USTA UUMBER Doors, Sash, Blinds, Uumbff. *«• “ Bar of the Maker." Augusta, Qa. YOL. 1. HO ML TIES r r Kimbrough, Bickers & Co. lt is true times are II ard but we have Cut Prices fo fit ih times, and that is one things that is bringiii;., us the trade. ■ FROM NOW UNTIL FALL We y ill cut the life out of Prices. Here is tlie way we are doing. Bays Unlaundried Slnrts-Size 12 and 124. worth oOs now 2oc, Men’s Laundried Shirts from oOc each to lofl “ach. Ladies Nursing Corsets worth §1.03 to $1.60, now *5c each. 67 in Bleached Table Damask worth 90'., now Oo- >atd. SKivS t;3'v»;'.°:s 2oc. raarsed •»»..»». to loc each. - Men’s Outing Shirts worth 20 and Men’s Elegant Brown Drill Drawers only 2oc per pair. Men’s Congress Shoes worth SI 40 down to me. .\ lot of Childrens and Ladies Shoes at less than 4 puces. Black 1-2 Wool Grenadine worth 40c now 10c yard. Bed Ticking in remnants of 4 to 6 yards at half price Ladies Black and Colored Silk Gloves worth 3o, 53, 7o & 90. now loc Colored Velvet Ribbon Assorted widths only 5c, yard. A big line of 8 and 10c Ginghams marked to 6c yaid. All Summer Muslins Marked down. In facf these are only a few bar¬ gains that we are giving every day. If yon cariT com^gMid^orSAMPLES and Prices. will alvvat •- Five |||lll |lll I TITIHl 1 you lowest prices. Yours to Serve, KIMBROUGH, BICKERS & CO ■ G-reenesboro, Cr£l. -?q-‘ Iii Addressing Our Friends of Taliaferro. Ami surroundinc counties thro-mli this medium. We take this opp »r tunity of ‘living them the lowest prices ami best of goods for ih<* least money, if is our aim to put ourselves on second as deserving the patron agge we solicit. For tlie coining Fall Trade we are offering special bar¬ gains in Dry Hoods, Shoes, Hats & Notions You will find in out store the best selccied stock in tlie city, and beg a cuuiparisou of prices. DUESS GOODS, Consisting of Serges. Flannels, Whip Cord -. Cashmeres and Hi urieltas all 36 and 40 inch wool Goods that have always retailed a- 33 and40 cools, are now reduced to 19 cents. 30 Inch Ladies cloth extra heavy, so.d at.51.2a reduce t to S3 cents. % all wool Cashmer s in latest fall shade at 10 cents Double width all wool Cashmeres that were 4) cents now 23 cents. GINGHAMS, Best quality at 5 cents. All to cents Ginghams now at 8 cents. PANTS GOODS. A full and comp!< te line of Jeans, Ker^lys a^-l all wool Ca-him re-at lowest prices. Our vaid wide >»*a ismnd a‘ T> ee»its i-s the best in Hie <itv. Extra heavy. Out stocs of Plaids, ilome^puos, « i d Doiih ttic» i^ now complete. SHOES. SHOES. We sre eivina our very tost effort- to this department. O ir 87 cent' iOl¬ dies kid Imituii h -vortli -51 23. <on ladies kill huttoi, i, worth 12.on o.i 52 to Laities k <1 imUon i- w- rtli 5- : na, <,ui 5i 23 Men s call iae.- is worm i.’.io. our $1.59 Men’s ealr laee i- worth $c 5o. James M-all’s <-e|e. orab-d luakeof slroes at reduced prices. Infants shoe. fr. m 19 cents up to 51. to. E very thin g sis Advertised—Nothing Misrepresented tu,usfA Be Hive, 919 & 1*21 Broad St- Augusta, Gi • k.. e II. MYERS, Proprietor. THE ADVOOA—DEMOCRAT. AN ADVOCATE OF JEFlfESONIAN PRINCIPLES- OF AW FORD VILLE, GEORGIA #RTDAY. SEPTEMBER 28, i894 Our Local News. City and County Items B-ieily Told. P. Rubin’s Announcements. Polkas 65 cents. Jeans 10 cents tip. Good felt hats 60 cents, Men’s 318,00 suits now $12. Good Ladies shoes, calf skin, 95ets per pair. Men’s shoes at 00 cents per pair, high cut brogais $1,00 per pair,. Clothing! clothing! clothing! cheaper prices than any house in Middle Geor. gia. Furniture of every desciiptton ii). eluding a lot of cheap bedsteads are taking the cake. New line dress goods just received, also a quantity of :S i inch sheeting which is going at only 5jc per yard. Fall goods are beginning to arrive also a new lot ot Dry Goods are ex¬ pected soon. It is your duty to buy the best and cheapest goods, conse¬ quently go to F. Rubin's for bargains of all kinds. Fay up your subscription. (Jet out your overcoats. Jeans at all prices at the Alliance Store. Air. Joe Farmer spent Friday in Thomson. Mr. J, A. Ilteris is with tlie Ilerald Journal of Greenesboro this week. Buy your ll innels and linceys at the Alliance Store. Mr. J. II. Chapman, of the Elec¬ tric City spent Sunday in the vill ige. The Methodist meeting which start¬ ed last Thursday, cios J Tuesday night. Go to the Alliance store to buy your winter shoes. Editor IF. 15. Patillo, of the Green esboro Herald-Journal was in the city Sunday. A’ice line of men’s uude/shirts at the Alliance Store. n.v*< ■». n i nkw« ef Gr -eueslioro, was an attractive guest of Mrs. Gee this week. Car load 12.5 pound seamless sack salt at the Alliance Store at 73c per sack. Dr. J. II. Killpatrick, of \V ii.te Plains, boarded the Crain here for Au-> gust a Friday. lie id our ad on first page. Kim s hroiigli, Bickers <fc Co. Mister Max Johnson who is attend¬ ing school here, visited his homo in Barnett Sunday. B H ad Kimbrough, Bickers & Go’s “a I” if you are 1 inking for bargains. ! ' Mias B >xiw Andrews, of Holden, lett last Sunday for an ^aeoded trip to Couyeis and vicinity. We will save you money and sell you reliable goods, Kimbrough. Bickers & I Co. MissAvi Elunnson, a charming young lady of Washington, is on a \isit to Mis. W. R. Reid. if you want to avoid feeling the hard times, buy your winter suits at the I Alliance store. ! Mr. A. D. Me Donald to j was up see us all Wednesday. He ret uts j» ditics j quielt i than ever in Thomson. The best 50c oiilauudiied ^hirtsto to found anywhere is at Kimbiough, Bickers & Co. Fannie Gh'mmons col., a resident of this county, was s'-nt to the Stale asys torn in Milledgevdle last Saturday. Send us au Older for a pair of those silk glovi s at 15c a pair. Kimbrough, Bickers ic Co. T iousa i ds (if new patrons take Hood's Sarsaparilla this season and re idiz il its tonelit blood purified and bliengtl: realm. J. You should see these ribbons we are selling for 25 and 15c a yard, tie y have bteo going last. Kimbrough, Bickers A Go. We are 2 I ul to chronicle the almost ccrcp’ete receverv of iii »s« who liave beeu Irouiiled with fever for several weeks past. Miss Mar) Jennings, who has been one of our most attractive visiiors this summer, ietiirne.1 t*> her home in Talladega, Ala., last Tuesday. Rev. R. K L Harris went loGreec eslwro, to attend the lusera! of Ids Ii-tie niece, Fannie Lauiie Stroz er, who died at ti.-r fat her. borne lit MeUaye M >udav mornii g. Mr ( ail Holden waSCiltol from the U. iveis ty in Athens, by tlr* illness ot his little sister. Ora. A change for tli#* belt* r r.comr+*\ Monday tie r llriu^ f i to AthtrfiS IlcdllC.^Jrfy. A M. -ailcy, a well kn *wu citizen of Eoggij**, Of#*irim, f*iy* los wife for y**.*#*. ) w:th chrotiU* <i.arbti#*H i*n*i j many rcumffic* wiih littS#* r#*J**f oh til -in trn d nam * G’*Jh*. Choi* ra * and iJiaihfx-a r* nod) wi n h l a- c ured it» r saiuud ami we!! it a trial and von ; will to sarpri-ed at the prompt relief it aff. rd* ; *jr, and bottp* f*«r #a)c by t Di 1». J litJ >, Druggist Barnett fRipples. a * * By JfA^rat. ^i Splendid seasons irv^etlng crops. Cotton has dropr i nyr a restate r, The whole world t4 .to be a barber shop and everybody! fcver. Candidates are ft >1 % move on them' next Wednesday WlSSai (Bie tempest. Mr. Jacob Kook-.■* pf "Norwood, Ua,, spen* this week Hurts? Hf^riends and rela' lives in thts section! Free silver seems 0 Uve been given a black eye by liqUOfjl deaioe.i fcyfjtpl the distmne ment of free ij.immi its place, Mr. John Johns<»i Taliawriosulity w^iresSet} the people of this end of last Fri day night. Mr. Jo .ils-'flSjk- teg'slature. tlio People's IBs l’arty l omineo for she election is a col t<%Ry.- Mr. John >n stands upon the i: ae on ail issues both local, the state fanner hit M the u democratic lie When endoiseiW^Mpjttts virtually cotton, ticket tlie laborer ate wljiPs,, ikxf tjM 'l rod for picking cotton. I.owey uglier taxes and less money, alf'Ofjc^pii are detriment .1 to tlie laboring ol Farmers geni i to ne d opondent regarding the prlei '* .yetloji and many and as varied ure*’ i Vt,*P.!‘'S' s io’o-t von hear ’1 he countrytinertti ail going to feel i :M 11,1 i ■ well ns the ptw faufte*, hat the latter will feel It the ... Whv is it tlfttt mmtrijgr: s of the gospel soareely cwrprea.i . ^erujim upon extor. linn and usury. T,i msmo tn think that extortioner art Ys(|,USUi'gr has a that meins salfe t%*atL?®|«iWfbdesiies and for policy's they a, i make any assault uimii the. fountain $ iiiiVk the teat is at t.i-h-4. MMWgj*. The toofmsGfeiie * . ml .hypocrlcy that has ed lulvoaotes been exhibited of fu-fiViiiklnn. ay nine of tie) pret.nd j in tills county Inis heijiie a step t the nostrils of all i iglili lifting pe< ■ j ally man m set no-1 ol no II up^quest|i ivlipkaow li I me. in the mi lity a .,,4 art! tint, willing to siilm.il. tithe will ii the people at the ballot box are diifdi : into famiticlsiu and ih',i.a..'Ogery. km i, aeiion.- ol prohilu tionists have drim from their rank some ol its once, nioit a ! ut advocates. Iu Me worlaui. .On last Min tf* L .September iatu i ,ri ft\* loMi. Jpj--?i i-4 Firvc-i L out on the M« am. pifiu laden air, el Ray¬ town, (la. the »| ‘olt ill a young man,whoso heart was as pure,la,i n-jperi.nnus l whose life w is as migrant as i of the land in whlcti he died, ml wlm.e every motive ami impulse point, It., heno i'mid flm deeds which noble spirit i e nulata, I r id B. Moore w h in deed and in truth a noble fellow, air t ni» heart fairly teemed with the n-ilk of | whig kimliie-s for Ufa fellow man. llow varying ana the lights and shad¬ ows of earth, one moment irrigated by the sun b.*nun of hope an IJ ty, then next. obscurred by clou t«of 4 irkiia s a id s O' row. A few bon s before his spirit whig ed Its II.glit frem ear It to Heaven he threw Ids ar.ns at out Ills fathers lie.*It ami uttered the sn'b's t hot sweetest p'-nyuv that was ever lip 1 1 by mortal t ingue mid pa-sed out of iliisijile of pain, so,row ami death, to that limjaa I where all Is joy, peace and love. Sleep on if . . o% no harm can rea di thee now, over lily new inid.i grave the snows ami frost of in my winters may gather, ths U*tla birdi in ly warble Ihelr sweet sulbooms »t*ove thee, and tli! stars will rtilenily ke- p their Holeinn watch above t.liy tomb, tie* winirf* wuintlo *t!;eir siold s; refpiiem.the w *rjd move on in unsla. kei.cd pace but tliv nt/Uioiy will ever abide hi v<*rnal f.< hue *1 ri tlie hearts of those who know thee best end loved thee most. By Ids fi icn<1, \V. iiuowN. Shtroll, Ga., flept. 1 ttli 1 HUf. Ah Iinportiinl \often. We have been “holding up” on our dehquonis, ■ we koowi xome of them were nearly ,e* hard pushed as we were through lie d ill season. Now that cotton is coming in, we nill have !■* ^tarr in on y .ill again with uj ue sinrlt. Don’t joe hate lo see it o r your pa- I ]h-i? Well i! you do, it oiiglif oe we.l i io call atituud and pay up your suo. scrip!.oh bef .re next week as we have obtained a m> p i! and intend to go to vsoik oniameuting your papers. Git II aie I -*t • U v . nir deliuq louts can bca^ Ore l a warm m; :ptiuii. Cutlon Sii.ipjMMl Fre<5. j ' j f j. 1)U w gl , to V01ir co t,t 0 „ arj( j | W| ,j ca „ Hl Ujja (l|li( .„ w ,|, IIJalk a , 1(J strip it profiled,you slop ta any cotton factor advertised in Ibis <>f ’ pa|ie'. course we c nnot pay frel.lit cl> irg , but will attend to the coiieepondeuce, etc. etc. 1 This will save you lots of trouble and as we will accept gar advertlse merit from a dial ones' dealer you can It . ej taay aj# lo }uljr lJj(J duce will j ; d _ lidiaiy For3a3inoa8. ! Mf- G- ll Uduckc announces that im ... ,s U?1 lit. Be will be pre- j poe# i Ut iron with h’dfiuiuiZ and tj, # a»t*f i^v-r your C >ttoa at th*: «l**po ft# llw is . the tost , and , you an c#ffta»*of a uiop*. Givi* him u tt 4 i QUESTIONS ANSWERED The Commissioner Gives Infor¬ mation on Many Subjects. MUCH ABOUT OUR FERTILIZERS. The Value of I'crtilixera Outside of the Three Triiit'liml I-ltementH of riant Food PtM’iiHNod—Warts on llorses Only Eyt ports The Turning; Under of lVuviues or Letting; Them Kot on Top. DF.I'AnTM ISN'T OF AOKUTf.TUHR, Atlanta, Sept. 1, 1804. Can you give me a remedy for its* moving warts on u horse? W. B. Mi l)., tiniidu. Warts are generally only to he eon sidored as eyesores unless they appear on certain parts of the horse. They lire very unsightly, and for this reason it. is often desirable to remove them. This may be done by first out¬ ing off the rough outer surface so ius to make them bleed and then rubbing in yellow orpiment, wetted with a little water. l)o this with a stiff brush. It will at first create considerable inflam¬ mation, but in a few days the wart wi'l drop off, leaving a healthy sore, which will sum head. It sometimes happens that the whole wart does not come away with the tivst application, in which event a second application must he made. A common remedy often ef fee-live is to tie the wart with a horse hair, which will, in many instances, out through and cause the wart to drop off. (ill ASH, What kind of grass will come nearest, lasting all the year on gray land? A. Y. H., Boling. You will not ho able to find a grass that will last all the year. You can get one that will answer for summer pas¬ turage or for winter pasturage, hul not for both. Bermuda would mine nearer i answering your purpose, though it Is j for summer pasture and dies down in j the winter. For winter pasturage mead¬ ow, oat grass, orchard, and wild rye grass tti'O the best. TO TUIIN PF \ VIN PH, I havo sown 10 acres of bottom land in peas as early as bent my rye waH enrich cut. What will give the result to the land - cut the vines and turn the .•"'if.* AttWrii aW Tdr'tfrcBr Mu.-wiu vines ground? S. M. D., Johii-town. By turning the entire vines under, or allowing them to remain on the ground, better results are obtained than by cut¬ ting tlie vims for hay. If, however, you are in need of a forage crop, would advise yon to cut, the vines and turn the stuldilo under, as the value of the hay would more than compensate for the loss to the land. When the whole vine Is turned under it is our practice to turn them just as they come to maturity. In experiments conducted at the state experiment farm, no difference in n hulls were obtained where tin- vines were turned under and where they were allowed to remain on the su.l'am until you wished to use tlie land. IVIIKAT. Please give lie a good formula for a fertilizer for wheat? K. J. I,., Fairmount. Wheat is u plant requiring a-great deal of nitrogen and this Hhoidil he the dominant of the fertilizer nse.l iiiden the land Jinn be n sown ill clover or [Mins, If this has been done (lie fertiliz -r need not be so high in ammonia, as lids will liave toon supplied by these plants. Ill the first instance, where the clover and peas 4 have..... toeu .....1, the following formula will i.o-wer: Acid phosphate, 670. Nitrate of soda, LO ). Kalnit, 7=50. When Ih.- p>-is r,r clover have been used, reduced the nitrate of soda 400 pounds, and in its stead put 490 pounds ofm-id [diosphatc, and while mil ode of the scope of your qie (ion ■ ink • this opportunity toi-Jl alt -ntimi io the no* (a ssity of thorough pr'-parutiou of lit soil if a goml yield i- < ■■ p*-* ■ i Ah we have toforo staled in (le v; reports it is too oft< n t tif? f;o(i tii.'it til* 1 * griiiii evo[iA that wo how are regard -d entirely as ride Issues and little |!io odd, or ear-'. Is stowed upon thorn. Tbit Jiould not to the cawr with any crop and nsp siially 0||( , m0 value to tie- farmer. Relative to the use of fertilizers we should say as we have repeatedly men that, for KnwH* nwi Krain crops then? is nothing initter than grourd bone. Thin Kuppli^H phonphoric ju;hi ft/id ammonia, ami will !*■ (’Oinxtbrti*, uhh fertilizer on much of our land, • (s-i-ial !y our rwl land H. On lands which evince the fact that they contain but little juit ash an application of kalnit also will be found advantageous. I KKTII.I/KKH. Outside of tin- three principal (!e ments of plant bsel, d<s-s the ordinary fertilizer contain any ingredient or mu U rial of value to land? < : w. F . (,'a!hou:i. How ToCure Aii Shin Dimwas Simply ai r»!y ".‘iVavmn ()i ntmi'.nt. So iuG'HihI II<*!*, r#'<piirc<l. m#**’ ft. r, «•<•/. ma, all ciuj/Jum.h on 'iW bami, no**, Ac leaving ibc nkiu ] ) x , white ami ticalfiiy. yrcat fma i *'"1 curative |m,w.-i arc |>iiwM}sff*(| by* oilier rcimd y. AfK >«#ur I f W AVNE Ol*. I On ac- Oui.t of haMng t*» get tfto ?#%«» >ti laat « ff, we are a little lute a well a s fcliort of mailer. The Pi - i)U'.s Advocate, Established 1892. The Crawfordville Democrat, Estab¬ lished 187(5. Consolidated Oct. (5, 1899. 30.000 STOCK Of Goods at J. A. KENI LKICKZ’S i Wo are overstocked and will s -II goods at Panic Prices, The Ladies should coiue and see our New Lines ol DRESS GOODS AND CLOTH INC. Our Shoes, Hats, Hardware an d General line of Supplies art* also "('atching t ho Public's Eye '. We are offering bar ff a5ns in H .li neSs and Saddles never before known ill this Sec tiyn. In fact WE CAN SAVE VOI MOAJiV. Gallon us tuul we can easily convince you of this In t. Wo solicit your patronage not. from favor lint Irom merit only. Respectfully, J. A. KEIMBRIGiS:, Sharon Georgia. AT THK Alliance Store, When in Cmn lordvillc. We propose to continiH to be Leaders in Low Prices Hai.-L ShocN, Jnms & Fnctorv C«ftods Our prices on Clothing' are Rem irknb'y I „')'.V Very respectfully, THE ALLIANCE STORE, W. « ’. < II APJH i!*!, .*« SS* <r i* * IlIGHKnT Honors GIVEN To Dr. I‘rice’s at the World's Kail'. For leave! lug powei, keeping ipmlilies purity slid general ex -ellenee lie- IV eld’s p- ltr | r ,„ rj d, t |, nt j )r price's (,'renm |j M ,„g p,,w<\er had no equal. < n eaeh ot I M ,.| HimM , t „, ls nwanled a 11 1 I, p.:z- or a ,|||,| mml . A II the baking powdei, enteied p,, pr|/-s w, re loihjeei to a mo :t r- xliH iih ■ live euimlniitioo, nod the Jury was the best is|Ulpped to tmikn Hi- derision of a ly ever got to ether. I heir verdict was sop ported bv the test............. II. W Wi ley, chief ehci.dsl of the Bulled Slates ()e|mrliiiee< ef Airri. ultme et llinV - toll. Dr. Wiley Is mi expert oil fool pie due's and the Idfilmst authority on Hindi iniitleil* in Americn 'flex v lie et * e'S a long deluded question iis lo which >>Hiring the ninny baking powders i. the Lent. - Chicago Tribe lie. A Wonderful Conquoror. No disesse i“ non e mole common among the people than scrofula. Handed down from gcui-nitlor. log.-ncial.lon. it is firind in nearly eveiy family, in si me f'-im. j, [ may make Its appearance in dreaofid ri I* nliig sore-, In swel.lugs lo the neck or gohre, or in eruptions of varied forms. Attacking the mucous membra nee It may .)<• (ihowii a* eatitrili. or ib-veb plug H e Iiiiik i* m»y be, (tu i often is, tlie prime e nine • f eon » HIptioti. in va liHteyer■ f »#*hi He r t»f»»l{i may maul s llM apai !lb’. U if h ill vote I ate coiaiunror. 'i'liis iui*<liflim ha.*4 nticlt powerful alt<raUv« »ii I vifuMzing e/feef* niton the bloo/1 that ewry ha a* of impiirtty is expelled, and (he blood is made rich, pure and healthy. Awarded Highest Honors-World’s Fai 1 . ^PRICE'S agio? Tlie only Ture Cream of Tartar Powder.—No Ammonia, No Aiutn. Used ia Millions of Homes—40 Years the Sr ? ’ar 4 NO 5i. To All My Fi'h;o<irt. After October 1st T. F. Kendrick will lie interested in tlie lirm of J. A. f(,r !' ' °“* , '* 11( 1 ' ^ 1,1 11 1 w b do "*■«««*. h.islness strictly »"»" A handsome Hint of ten Dions md dollars woi III (,!’ gemi ol merchandise wl11 l "’ offered to the ti-.de at reason j ably low ,,| lee/ Uecordially ............ i j.,\|| I , and all who wish to pimp ... | ,jj l() visit and price nor dee! . , ■ ,.. . ... | ’j I,, . 1 * ’ , l Ini i ,, ’ 11 ni i stole n ) tile Rout, 0/1) ,*e, wlifii- In- will all end to Co'Gc tloim and Buying cotton. J. A. KllN'DttlCK, Muiron, Go. A Grand I- o,, ortr. Of Hood’s S.nsni ,(dlla Mi, i wl ’e it pnnlies the blood and s- ul j d. coursing llddilgil the vetoes lull ol ilehoe-i ami health, it nliai imparls lo w life and vigor to every (unction id * ! j« bo<]y # Hence the experience an .,j.u heard. • Hood’, s, iNiiparilla m,oh a new per son ol me.” 11 u*i u:i me.; that tiled feeling i com mo.i now. Hood’s Bills aie purely vegetable, perfectly lianuless, .uwaie iTnihla and tolieticiul. •J 4e§,_ I Lrv: y. ou Ai roitvKY at Lav (in *.*!h -lmro, < i ‘Oi'igia
