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About The Advocate-Democrat. (Crawfordville, Ga.) 1893-current | View Entire Issue (Sept. 25, 1896)
_____-----.-_------- B m m f; I Hammack, Lucas & Co., Aj $ Atlanta, Ga. m m m u m jgfi Fit m m SI m SAVE HONEY 1 Q i On Medicines. § Vj a m lowest We possible Sell only cut the prices purest of which and best append of medicines few: and at fj A we a : * iVi Ayers Sarsaparilla 75 cts. Paines Quinine Ce'erv Compound 75 ets. i; Hoods Sarsaparilla t >8 P. A 5 Y.. oz. 4'. h Alcoeks B.B.B.(Botanic Plasters Blood BalmjOS 13 ' Royal Railways (xerm.ntuer Ready Relief OS (is 'A Browns Iron Bitters 68 ! Sages Catarrh Cure 84 a Carters Little Liver Pills 18 j i Syrup Liver of Figs Pills 34 ■4, Halls Hair Renewer 68 Totts 15 3 •it' Harters Iron Tonic 75 : Viola Cream 33 m I Hostetters Bitters 75 Williams I'ink Pills 35 m Malted Milk 75 Winslows Soothing Syrup IT a Pinkbams Compound 75 I Wveilis Reef Juice 75 B ? Pears Soap 15 j Wampole Coil Liver Oil (i 8 Pitts Pierces Carminative F Prescripti’n IS And Everything else Simi¬ m I & avorite 68 at m Packers Tar Soap 21 lar Low Prices, Dr. Hammack’s Blackberry Compound* a splendid 1 M At remedy for all bowel troubles, 18 cts. 0 $ Dr. Hammack’s Compound Syrup of Sarsaparilla, m i far superior to all other sarsaparillas. 68 cts. ®6TvSend to us for what you need. Express charges are J usually 25 c. oti all packages under five pounds. n I HAMMACK, LUCAS & CO. B a I ATLANTA, G A. % 1 SIDE-WALK NOTES. Pare Home Matters Picked Ud by Our Local Reporters. Wliat Our People Are Doing ami Saying. Things Our Friends Tell Us. Clothing at cost at Holden & Co's. -—Dr. R. C. Bin ns has bought a new road cart. Shoes at a sacrifice at Hol¬ den & Co's —Get ready for tho eexursion to Atlanta Monday. Georgia raised, seed rye at Jno. Stephens’. i—Miss Rosa Gorham has re +1 - wn p fwi >'-» nlKOKi’Ci and bologna sausage at Jno. Stephens’, —Mr. Edmond Golucke visited Washington this week. Good suit of clothes at Hol den & Co. for only S3.99. | —D. W. Murden, of Robinson, has been buying cotton here this week. Mackerel in bulk or in kits cheap at Jno. Stephens’. —From clay it came and to clay it returned—last Saturday I the dust. The finest teas and coffee in' town at Jno. Stephens’. Bay Andrews is back at his post of duty after a short spell' of fever. Everything marked down to rock bottom prices at Holden & Co. —Several from here attended the Presbytery meeting at Sha¬ ron Sunday. A new- and assorted stock patent medicines just in at Jno. Stephens’. —Miss Mamie Moqre of Plains, visited Crawfordvi lie this week. If you want to save money, bay your goods at Holden & Go's. —Charlie Golucke took one of his gin brushes to Atlanta Friday to be fixed. —The authorities have had the Ga. R. R. depot platform at this place repaired. When you want fresh and nice groceries at the cheapest price go to Jno. Stephens'. —Crawfordville s cotton mark et has been livelier the past few weeks than ever before. —Last Saturday s rain was very heavy here and much cotton was beaten into the ground. It is said that you can buy goods cheaper at Holden & Co's than anywhere else in the town. —Miss May Howard, who was thought dangerously ill last week near Mildrajon, is some better. —Rev. J. W. Bale has return ed from Rome and we are glad to hear that Mrs. Bale is better. Children Cry for New and fresh lot of John¬ son's & Grove's tastless chill cure just received at Jno. Steph¬ ens. No cure no pay —Glad to note that Mr. John T.'Akins, who was so badly hurt by his horse falling on him last week, is much improved. Mr. and Mrs..Jas. H. Chap man have returned to their home in Augusta after spending sever al days with relatives here. —Louie Mann left Tuesday for Vicksburg, Miss., as fore man of a large printing house, We wish him much success. —Miss Ida Baugh, of Mays * p ‘ rt L? house. —One year’s subscription paid in advance to this paper gives you the Home and Farm free—if you subscribe at once. FOR RENT—The large H room house of Eliza Stephens, | acre garden. Apply Isaiah . Ellington, , Crawfordville. ,, -Charlie Golucke has gather eda bale and a half of cotton from } of an acre of land and says he will get another half bale from it. Bargains: Bargains;—If you want bargains go to Holden & Co. They are selling their , roodg cheaper ‘ than ever known p ( g oro ' , T-> , w ^ ho „ein ■ feandersv, !le Frlda y aaf>1 ' M’end ing some time with relatives in this place. White mustard, coriander seed, ground mace, ginger, spice, cinnamon, pepper and mustard, the freshest and best at Jno - ‘Stephens’. —Georgia Railroad agent. M. A. Murrow, of Rutledge died hist Thursday of paralysis. He was the father-in-law of Paul H. Chapman, formerly of this place, —Prof. R. M. Chapin an left Monday for Hendersonville, S. C., where he goes to take the principalship in the school at that place. We wish him cess. —The Stephens High School opened last week with a „ ood num ] x , r 0 f scholars, with prospects of a large attendance after the business of the cotton cr0 p jryts off hand, We welcome Paul G. Lucas t>ack to this county, his old Paul has been with the firm of Hammack. Lucas & Co. at Washington for several years, He will farm next year, If you want that splendid farmers paper the Home and Farm and Advocate-Democrat both one year for ^1.00, send in vour dollar at once. This offer . ; is only good a short while. * —Get ready for the excursion ■Monday and visit Atlanta cheap. Pitcher’s Castoria. | Medicines Cheap. 0 »,- „„.i now b n ihc'ir drugs and vinos at Atlanta cut rate prices from Hammack, Lucas & Co. LoO their aclvt . on o* 11 page of this paper and order what you want from them. Business Change. Mr. L. Sam Lunn, of this COUll ty has bought out the mercantile business of Mr. A. J. Melton and will move to town at once taivO I lllllge ot the business. ® welcome Sam and his family this place and hope we will lose Andrew by the operation. Frotvartvtl Stirvlci' Fontpom**! Rev. B. M. Shire, of the ond Presbyterian church, ia«,cl,ed at their church hero Sunday night lu'\. Burgess and ( apt. Smith were here. The protracted ser vices for this week were postponed until first Sunday in October. Two for One Price. VOCATE-DEMOCRAT both one year for Si.00. This offer will not re main open. If you want both papers at the price of one W us one dollar in advance. Old subscribers can have it for tho same by paying 81. Their sub¬ scription will be extended. Our New Solicitor* Colonel Frank H. Colley ol Washington, has been appointed Solicitor General for this the Northern Circuit, to fill out the unexpired term of Hon. Bill Howard, who has resigned to look after his candidacy for gross ’from tine -Hth Col. Colley is a tine lawyer anti will make a splendid Solicitor. We are told that he will not be in the race for the place next term, but will leave the field to Cols. Meadows and Lewis. a««!... V run from Augusta to next Monday Sept, 14, by those experienced managers, Capts. Tuggle & Hollingsworth. Leave Augusta about 6 o’clock a. m., passing here at* 8 and arrive in at 11 oclock, leaving At- | an taatll o’clock that night. The fare from here only .... *81.40. is AU who want a cheap and pleas an t trip should get ready to go. Kemembcr the date, A Narrow Khciijm?. There was a runaway near the Tuesday that came near being fatal. Mr. H. ' u nl°ading cotton from a wagon that had a horse hitched to it. The cotton fell back from ' platf ° rm to the ™* on ’ knock Mr. Saggus down between th(! , sing i e .tree and the axle of the wagon. The horse got, ter¬ ribly frightened, broke off in a run< kicking as he went. To save himseif. Mr. Saggus drop down to the ground and the wagon passed over him. The horse ran wildly through two pailing fences, leaving the cot ton and hind wheels of the wag on in Sam Chapman's garden near the railroad. He then went around town at a high rate and ran over the town dump-cart team, cutting a gash in the town mule’s head, the latter being hitched to the dump-cart. Mr. is reported as not being {hurt badly but his escape was a narrow one. —The Masons met here Wed nesday m their regular session, j Pn w<iial >L.iii?al wfrreno* FREE-Our Ol Gun ! »r ia* 5 U a j\ woui^fi afllictcd with 1 au_. Form . of pri a c peculiar ira^iouH to : t- x. ■ r or* nf v-piLi. g< j “ D m it* Double ^* 0 . Head 1 two l :J t» tniv Vi t )hi lea'W j ' . il l »,/ > »:)■.> ii.Li Lr. \>^‘j DiicYLlhOl li triiaway tiLH A; COmi- lo r i ; -4 s>.. V j "HbW to f ore all Skin Diwea**.” No Simply inferna! apply niedteine “Swaym-’a Ointi,, ,i" j it h. alt required. Cures j letter, eozi-m t, / M-uptions ' n the fare. bowl*, nAG=,yi,^ it-,, -g-rj ( ^ k1 lt v uomsn mk j ..... ; n<> 'iner lem tv. A k Drusg.st iu Oimm-nt. CASTOniA, ^//T TL, Ij a emj | THE COUNTY NEWS. ol Wlmt Their ! Neighbors Talk 1 -If the Hapii.nin];sInThnir tl,'fpc,'tiv<‘ l.o j entities. All the News. y DOTS FROM THE GROVE. BY MOONSIIINi:, j\ys. **j\.gouts more plentiful than money UOW '»<«*' 1111 .wath.re.l ami everything t ‘ 1,111 i VVc hail the pleasure of . at tend mg the . J’resbytory Ht Aluiroii uiitl liuant some <’ \ c n out sermons. Good rain in this section last Saturday those wnntimr to sow turnips. The friends of Mrs. IVealey Taylor will be pained to learn th;i« site is Iving eriti salty ill at her home in Lithonia. ................ ....... ....... < \y;,' iiiigton much the regret of her 4 to friends. ' — IIow'h , rW , ! We offer One Hundred Dollars Howard for any easu of Catarrh thai ^ cannot be eur.d by 11 all's Catarrh Cure. PF.J;«™ES V?V'tlu* p V* 0 iimloraigncil, have ktioirn !■'. .1 ■ Cheney for the Iasi 15 ‘find believe liim perfectly honorable in ; !p‘e tr^cai'w wlt’’any''obliffldons made by their firm, Wink«ftTurns, Wholesale Druggist, ■ Tolrth). <>. VVaiding. Kinnan & Marvin, _ Whole Ib'nggist, Toledo, < 1. Hall’s Catarrh Cure is taken in yrnally, acting tlireeily upon thti blood and mu ons surfaces ot tlm system. Lb ice To 1 . per bottle, Sold by all Drugoisl. Testimonials free. Ilad’s family Fills are the best. SHAR 0 S ITEMS ISY b'O-KO. Cotton reached fi cents hen [Tuesday. Miss Leila I loose, of I horn son, (js visiting Mrs. G. L. Moore. Love Mors lion and Milton Gil visited Barnett Sunday ul eruoon. » M r ' s \ Oamak [ "ii'T,, \ Mr. 1 -.,,-1, ■ > Miss Maude <*'l >•’* >♦ 11 ITt Washington, , . . is the guest, , of .,,, “So ' Miss vi * "d tLuna ' Vr Moore has i returned i . io her v , home after r, visit . ., to , , her a tar.ents . Norwood. .. , m T Wo r r had , , . t< Saturday , , a nice ram i vhich , t , highly , • , i appreciated, • was micb a lorn/ " di-v sin'll , ^ M / ^itsu’“Z,w . . t. ’ * J T rile is . Wltll . , the . •). , !>• .... VV Jilin . t ( .. O. J I IMtiss Lizzie Thomson a till, , and , attractive ., young Lady , , ol Madison, is visiting Miss Moore, at Hillman. Miss Mattie Laramore. afer an extdnded visit to lier Aunt, Mrs. j F or gu K on, returned to her home iu Thomson, Sunday. A good many from here allend ed the barheeue on last Thurs day out at Mrs. Cary's and n port a huge time. A party of young ladies, os °° r t 1 / y l 1 !; /J* f' . Davidwn (1 enjojed a delightful horse• back | ride mi Tuesday afternoon. Mrj. James Maher and son re turned to their home in Augusta last week, after spending a montPv. ith Mrs. A. I). Kendrick. Vferegrel very much to note Hie il less ot Mr. L. L. Moon o our hustling merchants, Hope ie will soon be able to b< niit ajain. held|t ThjGeorgia the Presbyterian Presbytery church wa i >eg j ling Thursday and closed on i nday night. There was sornt .ery tine sermons deliver ed this occasion and the crow were immense. Th|ocial al gathering given by Dr. Mrs. A. C. Davidson on Tuu ly evening in honor of Miss Annie and Lucile Hill, two >eautiful and charm in ^ you n jladb is, was one of iBf* most (joyable occasions of tho seaso VI:,, I.!«-n'. A rnIe.'t Hal. ... T1 • It Salvi- in tin- ,iil Brui :ii • *3 Sk: nil () li. > h Piles I 't-fl Ut iVft jo n»f i - u. J. H'ii Highest of all in Leavening Power.— Latest U. S. Gov’t Report, Bakins Powder ABSOLUTELY PURE Nfhtl Thom. Mr. Wolf, of Norfolk. Ya.. ur rived in Crawfordville Saturday to buy cotton for O. 1'. Heath of the above city. He says he finds ditliculty in getting satisfactory rates from here to Norfolk, tind is also supnsed 1 liat ym hate bank nor warehouse. Even a larger cotton plat form would add this place as a cotton market. Tta ' 0 is "» «“»' ™““” wU >' "" should not have all ol these things. It is to the interest ol every eiti N «n in this section at we have ? good cotUm am et ll ' ul with b;iukin - iind warehouse facilities and reasonable Height rates cotton would be brought here from many mill's around. U .wo«Mg(v, o» r far........ market tor I heir cotton anil their getting a good markel will eause them to be °f our merchants, and so much business would be brought, that, otherwise we do nol gel. This is a pointer our people should consider. IHiv For ll 4 *a< 1 iio)i«L As a remedy for all forms of Head¬ ache Electric Hhter.s has proven to lie I very beO. It elTecIs a periniiiienl cure I the most dreaded habitual sick yield to its inlluencc. We urge nil who are afflicted loprocure a l» »i!lc, an I uivc Miis ivincdy a fair trial. In easesuf Imhit mil constipation ICleelrie IVittcrs euros giving the needed tone to the. bowels, few cases long resist the use of this cine. Try it once. r >0 cents and $ 1.00 Dr. R. .J. Reids Drug Store. ru^o AmioiiiH'Htiimtl. On our first page will be a fall announcement that will of interest to all our old, yt big. till It'. Whip' T-’* established , I , , * ' was in place in January, IMio, has a KU(:W , SS f ,, )m the start amt ’ s S U1I pressing onward. house , . the „ first imt out is to 1 whole , . page ol bargain , . offers | I our readers . and .,, tins . stroke ol | j, teriiriso . shows . that . , your trade , . | ,, * Tlie Alliance Store's stock is - 1 rrntioiinlly large stoe.lc of • , . . lines .. " various lo Uie )>rosTHHd)ve demands that cotton ‘ ,m I > u > hol(1 some weeks ago. Now that the T' 1 ’ 1S ,- sl "’ ! ; ! ' .’’T been reduced and times will be lively around the Alliance Store for the iioxl few months, jf Lot tom price will make lively timi'S. There i , 1 )<> tist'going off for goods that can be bought so cheat) at, your door Read every word of the Crawfordville AI liiuice Store announcement and then call at their place and be convinced of the .......... words Fine cabbage at .Jno, Sfeph ens . Mrs. Luna Phillips returned her home in Harlem Weiim iH after pending some time with relatives here. See Bolden <V Go's spocial down announcement in paper. Tint IUw:oK-r,y Htived II L f.lf«>. i Mr. (*. ('aUloucHc. briitfiJi-i, IJ« i . rt . i I!)., iay.n: “To fir. Kin/-. S< w 1 owe my fife. Wan taken with Wifi triof] nil th« phyniciwiH for about, but of no avail aid wan ^iycn } ami mM I. oul.l »«..t live. ifavin I>r. ■ N '-' v bkeovery i« n.y more I -« nt ■ hotiU; and bewail ft* u*r wnl from tint /low; be#an to got )a*tf/;r, nut! after 11 * hottlen was up and about again. [ * worth if* W/Ldit In gold. WY- don’t! p sforc or house without it.” (it t a trijt) at Dr. II. I. lirid Drug Store. CASTOniA. it ei 1 MT 7 V* Jack Bcazlcy has been visit in Morgan county this week. CAHTOniA. h>- y* It et/7 EXCURSION SEPT. 1.1 TH. (in .to Atlanta Thin W,,-k for ml.It*, nittl , Return. j 1 There will be an excursion to Atlanta on Friday, Sept, llth from Washington. George i Heard tho tn;inn<«-or savs he will stop at Crawfordville about 9 or 9 . ;!o -pho f art) xv jU | M > fl.l'l f,. om CnvwfordviUe and return. Trim -mts to Atlanta l -50 p. m. Friday M.l M.mh« leaves Al Sa , lmJ „y. the 12th. '|’1 1 irs is a goiu( trip. Separate ( . 0 . U ., R , S wi p , M , had for tlm white | ,HJO).le. Get your ticket in time to go. Norlbont apples at .i no. Stephens'. Cotton seed are selling pret ty rapidly Ibis week at. TIRED I MOTHERS lb'1 help in Hood’s Sut'sii|itli'ilhi, which gives them part) blood, a good nppelile and new and .......led STRENCTH. COTTON MARKET. The following are I lie lalest. ijiioliitlons for cotton in ('nnvfmilviile, eorreeled every Tlitirsdivv evening: Goml Middling....... , , 7 -M Middling........... . .7 .VS Lmv Middling........ Cim'N to Nlu.y <'un «l. Tliousiimls id' vnlnnbu y oertifienies ! received during; I!)>• past lilicen yours, \ coitilV with no iineortMtn moiiui), thul. Bolanio Blood B ilri,(B B, 1» ) \' il< cure to stny enrod, liluniniu, ism, (>i tiinli, lllitoi'H, Soivh, Blotolu's, i.inl tlm miiNt mnlignmit bhxnl mid rkin ilisiinn's. Hnlntiii! Blend Halm ih tlm ri'Kiili, ot forty yotini’ oxpot'ieimn of an imiumnt, Homniillo mid qoiwi-inntoiH 1 physician, Send stump tor Imok ot wonderful mm*, and lean, which is the best remedy Howure <>l substi¬ tutes said to he 'ju-t. ns good” find buy Hn- long ttfooil Vested icilftt, and (I». H, pld iia riduvbb* hrieti ■ ......into only druggist-, Si .00 per largo Address bottle. ”e or salii by Bond Halm Co., A: Ian tit, Oh. sale:. xv " -. 1,1 t , hi h «itl at m.v lnmn', mi WihJiw ,,, , l iIhv tliu 711* il*v »>f 0 <-iolicr, iu-.yi, iim ful I lmvlii« proimriy tn-wib Fimr lims.-a, 4 i c-ol 1 s. Iti'iul thoroiiiftitiriiil mill tu-di I'milii .li'r-i-v ckwhhihI ti*-ir<*i->,.-t timrougli i SM* K*! ...... ! , Attu .i .K. ir, i,ov ; fmin j ini ii»i(»Ic/!n;iiiH, iiiciudiiiL! 2 vmi"giis, mow dumiCHH, < *<• „,,| Aimo kv aboui :ux) ......vs hunhclK of <•.<>«», ami fo^kr, lmv, vu- ft.. ! Tlios. u. BRISTOW, ('mu lnrilvilli-, Hu. | | Land for Sale. i 550 Ani'ci of tin? imnl licloiiging to till' 111 O* l if S. W !I|HII.'III, IIV'O mill¬ hi hi 1 1 1 writ ot l Ira w lord villi 1 . To III* “'fill in a lioilv or in lotH of pm I to 150 nuicH Forti rnix, etc., confer wi' li W. (('ll/, I Ml A M. or any of tlm Imirn, ( Ya wT<»i <|, il! <* (Li Aug. 25 t 1 Stephens High School. CRAWFORDVILLE, GA. j Fall Term Opens Monday Aug. M, 18%. }»ro*!>ccf*i ot fill a honoYi'i In,fife •' t” i* jifvcr f t. Motto; IBrocM Work, Birin f)i ♦ TlFH'-ui/hnc * l’i I.vprytlih;,". t t it ion uvn s rkr mo.n nr. Rrijimry iJnimrliiionl. .... 1 . 50 . I iitcriiH’uiiifp ...... ,. “ s.on. ( Ir;i»ini»i»r S«’J»ool “ 8 : 50 . I fi ih Scfn>oI....... . “ 3 . 00 . \fu"ic.............. .. ‘ 3.00. JYiIron* arc nrgoi] to rt thf ir ahiUlt’en on the first <lny cl kc j; tliriu prompt in tUmiiaiH!**. M;- M i.r jiG McUn-Mfn, a r ■Kilt Kr ad natc of ijif Vert ( v. il) be in i liHrisn the Rrhnary Dept, and the mune e)a For further particular ;u)')n - L. A. Me LA l DliUN, > . I;., l*HlF‘i-pa| □ver-ProHt Pacing Stop if Get our Great CatatoK 15 '.- and Buy¬ ers (wide. We ll scud it f - cents in (.lamps u> pay part p <?r expreissape. The Book . t 700 Paj{( a, j 2 ooo illustratiui -, . dcHcripnons. everything tha . > "i in life; telis you what you o pay, whether you l.uy i-f ue or r :t. One profit from makerto v.er - t MONTOOMERV VVAPf) & CO.. Orlyinat«-s <.( she M*il Or izr ‘ Pi 1 Ill-u 6 Aliehigan Ave., Um/?.
