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About The Advocate-Democrat. (Crawfordville, Ga.) 1893-current | View Entire Issue (Aug. 7, 1896)
ADVOCATE-DEMOCRAT t. r THE A $100 Per Year. Vol. 21. SIDE-WALK NOTES. Pure Home Matter* PioSed Ud by Our Local Repcvt rs. Wh*t Our i s «G»|)|e Art* Doinjr untl s*«yU»X* TU'm^Ovir Filrmln Tell l > —Mrs. John Thompson re turned to her home iu Augusta, Monday. Have your pictures taken by Goodman. —Tito ice supply has been rather slim during the recent hot weather. E . r 0 ryth;ng ‘at cost at •*no. Stephens . —'The’jury commissioners here Tuesday and revised the jury box. - Jor.. Stephens is , selling more goods,, xor the leas. mono*. of ILl anybody. Leila A.ltay I ami „ a. nti. . . , 1 *''■ . f our town this week. See John Stephens big ad. on another page.,.* —No public sales Tuesday. These quiet sale-days speak r~s- il '■ our county fir/iniiirAA " Goodman will make you &st clu-'s photographs —Frank Maun has returned to Bayboro, Ga., Where he is over seeing at a saw yiill yard. Tinware at your own price at Jno. Stephens’. —Marvin Pope who attended school here under Capt. Antho¬ ny is visiting the in county. —Miss Eva Asbury, of Lyne ville, in this county, visited Greenes boro first of this week. —Mr- »Bob. McGibbony, of G.. >T »3 county, was Ifeie om .day this week with his °M friends. Six cabinet Photos., only one dollar, at Goodman’s. —W. P. Hubert went down to Harlem Wednesday night to visit his brother, Tom, who has been quite sick. —Rev. Jack Gunn returned to his home at Jewell’s this week after spending several days with relatives here. —Mr. J. V. Garrett says, he is henceforth and forever a candi¬ date for any office within the gift of the people. -The rain Saturday did a great deal of good to crops in this section as well as to suffer ing man and beast. _Jno. M. Wright and wife, of Sandersville, have been visiting at the home of Mr. J. H. May in this place this week. —Mr. Gus Anthony, of Titus¬ ville. Fla., arrived Wednesday to spend some time with his parents in this county. —The pool of the Baptist church was cleaned out Wednes day morning. It contained a buggy, a lot of rocks and other trash. —Col. Frank Mitchell, of Swainesboro, is visiting relativ¬ es in this county, recuperating and getting rid of the wiregrass malaria. —The chairman has called a mass meeting of the Democrats of this county to meet to-morrow, Aug. 8th, at the court house in this place. —The regular monthly meet ing of the County Commisioners was held Tuesday. Not much business before them except the regular routine work. —Will Y. Edward of this count y, has returned from a visit to relatives at Comer anct Ath¬ ens. Will says that country up there is getting along finely. —Col. Thos. E. Watson, vice presidential nominee, passed here Wednesday morning on the fast train, on his way to the Pop¬ ulist State convention *•. A' ta. Children Cry for The Largest in the South. Iu another column vgill he found a notice of interest to all owners and prospective owners of line machinery. It is Pro Lombard Iron Works :pl, of Au gust a and is well worth' re?»diag. These Works are the largest in the south. To liuilil the Bri«gr. Mr. Frank Cain has been ttWilr j a( j the contract to build a bridge across the creek this side his house near the Henry tp, K1 d<Ss place. It has been in a had fix some time but when p 1 . ;in j { g sos it according to his jdans it will give but little more Early Crop. The -cotton has begun to move oarlier thisyeai . lhan - evev kuown bl?£Qr0< Augusta - s fir8t year rr.s 15 <l , W s .head , , el ...Jf Previous and she 5 bales in one day last week. it Is opening rapidly iu this county, many fields showing four and five, bolls opeu on a stalk. His Arm Urokon, • Mr. Marion Brown, Wdio lives ridin mule fh^. wllK !l get was S a ‘ frightened and threw Jum. the mule sprang upou his arm after he fell to the ground, crush ing the arm right severely. Dr. Rhodes dressed the wound. I*hot«gr»plMi! I’liotoffrapliH. Mr. J. W. Goodman, the ington, Ga.. Photographer,has liis branch gallery at Mrs Begi strom’s Millinery store in rim n'mg order and will continue do make six cabinets for *1.00. I will kegii my gallm-y.. - 'I'cn for business until 4 P. M. Saturday, August 15. No longer. Come at once and ad void the rush. J. W. Goodman, Artist. Kovival Services. Owing to the third quarterly conference at Powelton, there will be no morning service at the Methodist church on the next 3rd Sunday (Aug. 10.) At the evening service however a se¬ ries of revival services will be commenced to continue for sever al days. Rev. M. L. Troutman, of Harlen will assist the pastor, Rev. John W. Bale, in mg . these^mvices. .. Hi, county FinuriNiiing. Col. C. Howell Beazley, cWm ty solicitor, of the state of with haedquarters at Leesburg, Ga., is visiting his parents in this place. Howell reports that county flourishing, liiling with immigrants, raising selling fine fruits, and is making her roads like town streets with the use of a road machine and new road law. Tlfc connty advertising its resources and reaping a benefit thereby, Til iaferro should do something of th e kind. The benefit is far in excess of the cost. —Cotton market is on*the rise as the crop declines. A Rare Chance! In anticipation of changing m y business I will lor the next gq days sell my entire stock at, Sl n<l below cost. You will find it to your inter est to get my prices before buy ing elsewhere, Below you will tind a few sample prices, Qranubitol S i.-ir 20 lbs. tor. $1.W. T~>iJvcr Drip 5>'rtip 1 Gal- — .30 »■! -. Best Rice, t; lbs.. ....... Best Cookiriji Soda * D>s.— 2A»- . lasuodry Soap 10 bars-------- 23c t*. Tolict Soap J 2 cakes — I Sets. Green Coffee *3 lbs. ............ 50ct». Rest Clicwiag Tobacco J lb. Best Smoking Tobacco 4 oz. 05e&. Every thing in stock must be sold by Sept. 15th. Respectfully Yours. John Stephenk. Crawfordvilb G a. A -g. |st. Pitcher’s Castoria. INTEREST OF ‘ LL THE PEOPLE.” “IN THE » CRAWFORDVILLE, GA.. f. AUGUST 7, 1S96. THE COUNTY NEWS. _________________^ .... . Oorraspoadants’ Reports of What Their lek’itLrs'Taik Of the H«i>pon'in“S in Their liUH|M*ctive T.o iraUtlrs. Alltli^Npws. — SHARON TTEMS BY SO-SO. ‘ Mr. Tillman Rady, ol,\Yanvh tou, visited our city IdUt „'Tdos daA m. Mrs. LleWllyn Savannah, is vi^tingcMrs. i.h\ Brown. * * « • Mr. Fred Brflwn. t>f visited friends near this ptfivc last week. Mrs. Kate Burled and Miss Mol lie Keaiy spent last Sunday in Washington. Mrs . nollingshoad, of.Linqpln county, ’ visited Mrs. J. W. FaJlet) ., . , Mr. R. M. Hill, of Culver ton, visited his sister Mrs. A- T. Gil bert last Friday, Miss MaUie Lara more ..v of Thomson, is tin? gn^st; of Miss Jessie Fcrgnaon. u * Mrs. .I. O, Brooke, of M idi,son, r i : 1,1 M'AV. ha.c rafugued trom -"'f a de lightfal visit to M-mon Mr. A . T. Gilbrft’A^f.mt list Sands - willy his brtit’ier M r. J, *' M. Gili)%rj?of AVaslij;i.gf on. Mr. a id Mrs. G. L. i at ton. oh <'•'•.11 ilc. visit'd Mr. Sir T. Iv-m di ink's family Saturday and Sim' day. .Miss Lillian Arnett lvUtmcTl from Washington last, week tic com pained by lior coftsiu Mi >s ' ?4 o^, •' " • '” Thomson visited relatives ami friends hei'e last week. RoV. Mr. Burgess, pastor of the Presbyterian rM , f! (M ’ Crawfordvillo, was down last Sunday night to hear Dr. Mack. Services began at the Presby¬ terian church last Friday con¬ ducted b,y Dr. Mack. Ho has preached some excellent ser¬ mons to large and attentive con¬ gregations. r.cutiii- of for F'alJii i’li Mint con Tula Mercury, . 1S mercury wi'.l surely dchtroy tltc sensj of sruvll and completely derange the whole system when eiUaiiug it through I he mucous surfaces. Such articles should never bo used except, on preseriptions from renutntilu physi is Guns as d,,. damage they will do d) . rivo , rom p,”,,. IL.Il’s Guinnh Cure, manufactured by F. J. Cheney & Go., Toledo, O, coqt.iina no ukt c '. ,r y> al "' ls internally, acting ‘‘I'n '»,‘5"g n a ii' s Catarrii Cure be stye you get the genuine. It is taken internally, and made m Toledo, Ohio, lr* F. J. ” Hall’s Family Fills are the best. DEMOCRATIC MASS-MEETING. There will be a mass-meet imr >pg r.f (J * the 'Te uem rVmnrntir JCLillC nnrtv pa ly of > Taliaferro county 4 held in Prnu/Inrrlville net Sllltrdav the Bth, at 10 0 clock, a. m. John R. Kendrick, Chair. C. II. Golucke, Secty. Quarterly ConfcrencH. The third Quarterly confer ence for the Crawfordville, cir will be held at Powelton the third Sunday and Saturday be fore in this month (A ig. 15 and 10) and not the second Sunday and Saturday before as has been Let the church secretaries their church records with to this conference for ex nation, John W. Bale, P. C. Crawfordville, ct, Th‘* hot v/l ; * ./iv has been n set back to cotton all over the south. f DOTS FROM THE GROVE. I 11V MOONS1USK. K >r\ body is tiot aim has been for the mi ! ' atn»y^Rld to see eoo’er «•<?;,ther TF ibujh aft beginning to, suffer f.n vaiu .a ;iou. Pjj.iuk have been'verv busy for the past vCp.in tills Xftcfion pullin'.'' fo,hler. Hi l.ftia Stftith. of near NorwftoU, mp few rtajat at thi' Grove-last week. 5j;f| Utvi Kohler, 'of Washingtof, is rl*Mk atidtm at Kay town ut this writ ^ ,todk Qvevtou, of Th,mo-on. for mwp.vof this countv, is visiting in tiii.s coBt^daitv % <>' twavy from Raytown mtemied ser '*** " ^ 'Vosl.yieei.u, elmreh a, stmr.m jn?-; * A very impressive sennpu "nivemi bv nr. Mail.. M, 5 - im i Mrs. N. c. KiIivunIk, of War mhtyfa raUrtl O'-uorTwhilo by t)ir Urovo, last Saturday, lWlt * llt >m their way homo K(iw01 'l u ’ Mr ’ ’ ,1> - ".Wd- n mat .Miss.bs-ie ... Slone vyi!) ... soon *•' .....""............... l*rof. B sl. Aim. mur l*htlttpa < liunv Miss Essie is fully tjouipeUmt for tin: p ftitiou. i’rfliKTlingH at the 'Methodist I’m jfltdb'HurcUes bavo closed, but this IkdjMtoriuiiS irt Sluiroii have commenced tin tua ' \V«'horn; that il will he u lamiilil to all ,ie t<- pin. YV Utmiavd C'liiMrcn’s i’hv at Now ......................, w wi ij, .L t . mi "n W v n, v. Mr. Wont, wlrtrh win v|;* instructive. OnG» wlwt- youn.i? mim Hiurtnl to HGH hi* gL .♦ dArt while .sine-, ami got to - ? «-i tlwiraln bail to,,,.., but dr.t ■ ^ ftW , wullt !1U> thc^rl NV1H ,. vyu,. a ,ir got ti,e,c I>„ found tlmi ima u|,A«ty tciffii «cpi« «wr tlmi momiugl so ho yauik withoutKcoin^ bar. It wxtia 1’C mtyidnji^tvo btltcr h, lie oiw bun,Am Hftemoum >l Hum ■can (i;. li R brd to tiifJt* think* woll uu(*ci- . >4 iK'fcjv ^OiUg to fur vve tliiult. ________ ........• m* pi-.’./ -Tr‘;,'.,i"L.. , mV„, ,, a 1}tV1 Tlu . i„ : , r ,. )mi( | y Unit «n tv %uml *Git:,:r,e.t i'.t iitix distre*#l% nmnpteiinri • inII ooTh I’III’h. TI„*w! | • i' 1 ’ jm* • <> IT 1 i •' < i dug ' ''Dll' in u< ' H'»i, > rt tuoroutrh. that th •> gist wit if faction. TIujv cum sick Jtpntluciit’, |muh dice, Hiair • tomneb nml all liver tile. Tlicy breal; up coltlN and fevers and prevent Urn ^ crip. 1 <Miltr i* II urtnh. A catastrophe or accident oc cured’ an our streets Friday niglft' that some of dnr citizens describe as amusing and others as exciting. A mule hitched to a wagon ran away down the streets about U o'clock and run against U lamp ]>o .! OH Lie (tor tier of Judge Ham mack’s lot. Tho/say the mule Uiree*fime„ iiipd to Climb thf . po gt two or at any rate he broke the T «»d down, exploded the lamp and b-r a few minutes it look' d like our re department would liave lobe 0011 hl» f way out With TI,< thedrtver : mu }° W,;I11 lollow 0,1 ing him and the lump burned up on side wuillc and the ‘ire ther damage than scaring some of the neighbors. A linuk . Mr. W. T. Nelson, pi'e-iJerit of ihe Ho, olid National Hank, of Jackson, T< nn., »ay»: “For Indigestion and Nervous trouble, I would ra'lmr give U|ithe use ofuRy remedy I ever iried than King's HoyaHleinmtuer. ;m<l iv., A n nei VO t.ianq liliaer re-tooil il narcotic in an* miih", bui prodne ■■ Hi. hlt i*F‘ <!Sl (,ff ' , ' ,,lH u t'"" !'••• '* u “ r * , “' 1 vou»nystein. . J consider il an mvani.i tile remedy, fin 1 have tor years lipf Ti reeomilMJlldiOg it to my h a nd . New package, large bottle. 108 do-' -, 81. —Jack iv Reid and his Wi lit and baby arrived Tuesday evt* ning to visit relatives in U place. Jack s i : rioiHis 3 a 2 gi.gl to know he Montezuma. B»;<!k!eb'x Artm-.i \ e. T*i« E> ! Halve in um «' 'M f <r r it*, r;ruj'«-'. Sores, Ulcers, Halt Ulamm, F v. jk-iv-r. Chapped H riels, f t,i! ’ I;*rr,„ r, m sn-t ml! Skin Erupt oust, sic) post V no pay n-ij iira i. It • ,.,j (o yivi* satisfaction c* : , i - t. Pr'i i> 25 f'l'ti’* J" t Lo*. • Iu R J3. IPt! Children Cry for Ilighest of all in Leavening Power.—Latest U. S. Gov’t Report. O | Powder ^B^OLUTELV PURE SOME LOCAL MATTERS. —Mrs. Slack returned home Monday last. Mrs. L F. Stephens is hav ing a now well dug on her lot. — Garnett Rich.ire', midwife have, returned from Snyders villo.^ • -Claude Williams, of Union Point, visited this place Iasi Week. • Alias Eleanor Richards has i-otiiruoil from a visit to 1 jiiou Point. - Mrs. C. 11. Goluc.de went to Atlauta yesterday to visit rola tivi's. The Hancock Democrats have instructed for Ijluok for Congress. --Popltliftls ail over 1he ntnte are, t ■udorsing the Hryutl and w— uokot. There is one family in this county that have among them live bicycles. , Bee big notic-e "A Hare ^ italld t.iqyleft Corner of 3rd page ot this paper. W. 11. Stevfart is in Wash hig’lpjt this woelc working in F Inker's machine shops --Mi's. J. O. Reynolds and ot ; Atjhala, uro visit, tug rchtliivus,in lids UlfalyiUK place. Jim t ■ ( —The opinion of farmers in this section is tfeat tin? extreme | i()| W( , a ( j U!| . j s injuring cotUm greatly. Mr. James Ingraham is traveling thi , sec I ion in the in j 0 | ))„. Domestic sewing mien I me. W. B. Harnett, of Raytown, one of the best, dr'u lunfefs on thi.-Tim, q,out. a part of lllis a m (Yiiwiordvitl-. Mi s I utlerson aim »• Strum, of West Palm iWeli, Fla., are spending a wliil with < 'H' 1 Aulliun.y , hem in tli jr - coiiuly. rrof. IL M. (!luiijmihM U'U . Wedtmsduy for Mucui lor some where H , , I!" , ■ nmd to be u Ttte •« »»>"* •« actly where lie was going. VVe were glad to see Roger r T. Hrooke among his many old friends here Friday last. Roger is located at, Ashvilh', N ( where lie has charge ot the ad veil,Ling anil e,orrer.jioii.denee of one of the large holds in that P ace His health ha- improv jd. Vo*t*mbi,Y , » ffiiutiirnloi*. The. xc.ursion that went, to At |a.;if/i ■ ■ ,|i •rd.a.y eon mte'l o! t ■ , long t rain: . and a the happy line from all along <‘nt y\|,on} tif’ il, went, from tins pi an .j'j,il,,, an- Wat-on ratilica t ion and the Fopttl i Icon ention a first,-ehis.s ,n draw ell from this - in of th~ world. ,N<# I’’iiair*ft (l» 4l|clU. The Populist S.ati- < 'on• *■ i 1 fion in A t lanta h;M not nominal od tiieir suite ticket when we go to i udicatjons at this tiinq. iiOV'evcr, are that Judge Bines will t>e nominated for i ,(jfYonior t This in* ins Uiat ( tii S5i« breil will not, be iii it. and it . -aid tiiat there will in no i i or with the 1 ’rohiiiitionist s .. emphatic demand for Se all's withdrawal a- i 11 He made. Pil.at I'll..: ell- ». fiympt on.s—;t .l l in and .( « ;.B; n o-. . i •icratct. ii . I afi-v • • 1 for: wh atiT/'cn Me wmmj; st r 'f St<ip4 if lifti i* i jD . Ti At C*n% I>i. Pitcher’s Caetoria. In Ac^ranco> No. 25. Jim Mann is here from Fitz¬ gerald. lie says the town is gelling along all rigid; that some of the Northern peon! there are not satis tied, but that there are. 000 wagon loads now on the road here. T1 say . the town has about lo.noo inhabitant's now I’upils not having received the benefit of the Public School fund last spring can do so the coming Fall Term at slept lens High School. This is an impor taut item to parents add we hop! they will take advantage of it. lL A. 'McLAruii.UK. IV* vtiit uni FUER Our. itud flt lV.;;o .Wwllmil nfmap* nook for m in uflit let wltli an. tliiiir form of )iit om a:n of gipriiwa ' vii»)lli,' pi q,'H!HgiiHm miliar to , it. Uiuua-i.,, if m Ue (IimlHu ito. Hiifld i Uvu conGWinu* in Nprrialimn »•» nmi pay ptiyuii t-’-bf »*. of IJiiU'roitO* thy. I,'ml. ' auis irv. St., Dr. Aihintn. tfettUMwy & U«r. WM Ho. Uiuod Stephens- High .School. CHAW FORD ViLLE, GA, 1 all Term Ofien# Monday Auk- M, UiVO. Tim pi'o-iirt!' <il IhlmJumoi'vd hiililu l.pm Witt never tif' >,«'r. , >ur Mom,:-■ Km iii'Nf Work. Fl#m J>i oroiijiliW’’'.'' In KviTyihlnK- * MOM 111 :•-?■' Ri«b SH«mi................ t EattimMam urg<*.4 {osfart tlicif c luldn if mi tin* /iii’Ki, <Eiy, and l.« |> lUciu pTonipt ffi utumilittHT. Mi, Mnitei,' Mrliim".t»llii, u ,•»•• *-»,! r„»t u,u i|'|,h Vert (Ititli'V' Will Ini in rl'itr'.:, (M tin- Prinmry lit}>1. mitt lltv Hit, h . I'i , For fmTlicr ptnTipulin mldmv.M, I, \. MfEAl DlUJN, \ IE, Ibhn i {ml. SeptOmbOP Sheriff SalOS. i:oHGIA TAIJ M R n:<» Got NTV win Will t„. Ins wild „i,i l,fieri i r-? • <• z „ri tue i lour in Emwl’ot'lvilli* s and (, GHiify MM ,ir 1 f r 1,1 I , tic -t I | hi! follow Hi ■ jh<» 5 »< rf y, to .vi i imd or i nn <»f i owl, ffunli’d l up ~ (I 1x4tig in if r,04i - I >i t. O. M , 'd. >\ X tit* nmi ('ouihy, = il r North bv 1.1 TO I of W. A. ,, f ,, , ~ h „ , ( , v f< ti’ll11 'ill owurd )fi , s Boiuli hy IrthIa tif m - , ■ - on tin - r t by H - rgI or I tar'cl iff Intel i i oil i nh H. ucip m it' <»i !c 4 . i { bunt lovii T’-"f ftv of Elviru t tO h li. In. if Mii fl from 1 be Km in |i»T t 'mu t Wild (hmiity, ! Owo. W < •. IV ndrif'. tie bon non, if* t thi ( 'I I D. p. in. ■il :rr' <x> LULLS -at A M) »-. Evaporators. E.i ‘r* < k HiijtiiH iit, •T VliU i Gins and Presses. Saw Mill ol |< L.\ it s f. ’ pii'iinVKU VAitfAHI.l; IH'J.T KKKD f?i , ail tlso Erielteii Foil HAW MILLS , ,1 Pitfct’S VKitV LOW. WF, ALSO oxttltV \ ! \ k<!F sT< OF HA n ■ 'I l.t.Tli, lli.LT Oil* ( 'r. AND i l l TI Engines, ' Lj ’ liOJbfK WAT tFFI.H, Ft f t.i.y- sMAFTIVo - t ( f- s Id. - Mi PAT KM I'H'Ks, < At.TKS, I”K Cast every day. Do work quick and cheap. Lombard Ironworks® Supply Co At U1 TA, UKOimiA. Precints Re-established. La l.iKM TALI \) KIHtOt . t..- > '0.11.1G--u" -•••' 42 ti - I <vo<Yih hi 1 < M.,c»r sditi county. T OF.O. 1! MITGHELL. 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