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About The Advocate-Democrat. (Crawfordville, Ga.) 1893-current | View Entire Issue (Oct. 30, 1896)
20 Years Lid THE ADVOC^ E-DEMOCRAT t !t I Is the Best. Cttowfordvllle peinucrat. Ksl*lili*liwl 18*«. Consolidated Oct. 0,1893. People’* Advocate, Efctablblied . VOL, XXI. Hammack, Lucas & Co *1 ri - Atlanta, Ca. r SAKE MONEY On Meta. rn We Sell only the purest and best of medicines and at lowest possible cut prices of which we append a few. Aleocks Plasters 13 Hsdways Kwdv Relief b8 Browns Iron BiMers 08 Sages Catarrh Cure .A Carters Little Liver Pills 13 Syrup of Pics 34 Halls Hair Renewor <13 M utts Liver Pills 15 Harters Iron Tm.ic To 'Ssola Cream 38 Hostetlers Bitters To | WTlhams Pink Pills 35 Malted Milk 75 tVnislows Southing S*t nip 1. Pinkliaros Compound To , yeti.s Beef Jmee ,o Pears Soap i > Wampole Cod Liver Oil (.8 Pitts Carminative 18 j Everything.else _ , . , ... Sinn- . Pierces Fav-•rite Prescripti’n <18 i And , at . Packers Tar Soap 2 i j lar Low Prices. Dr. Hammack’s Blackberry Compound, a splendid remedy for all bowel troubles, 18 cts. Dr. Hamniack’s Compound Syrup of Sarsaparilla, far superior to all other sarsaparitlas, 68 cts. gtgySend to us for what you need. Express charges are usually 25 c. on all packages under five pounds. HAMMACK, LUCAS & CO. ATLANTA, GA- Fine Dried Califor¬ nia Friut. Sweet and Fresh Oranges. Coeoanuts, candies and apples. Fresh cheese and crackers. — A1 - M. F. GRIFFITH, Retail Grocer, Crawfordville, Georgia —Alex Beazley has returned home from Morgan county. —Jack Chapman says he can¬ not buy a home in Madison coun¬ ty any where near the railroad. If your children are subject to croup watch for the first symptom of the disease—hoarseness. If Chamberlain’s Cough Remedy ts given as soon as the child becomes hoarse it will prevent the attack. Even alter a croupy cough has appeared the attack can al ways be prevented hy giving this tern edy. It isaho invaluable for colds and whooping cough. For Salt? by Dr. R J. Reid. Jack Akins will farm next year and will live at the B. R. Reid place east of town. , Nov. 4, 96. AT CRAWFORDVILLE* JjtaJiLiGill D Ipnt'o 0 fjpij flscto- I? I? QhnWQ kjllv H U The Time-Tried Exhibition. The Grand —Fruition of Years of Earnest Toil— —And Lavish Expenditures.— . A Superb Collection of Wild Beasts! The whole world made tributary in furn — i sbin them. — The Rare Treasures of the Wilderness, the Monntain*. and the Pampas. Exhausted in furnishing Nature's Curios ities l(g the Instruction an ) Amuse s meat of our Patrons. BEAUTIFUL PLUM AGED BIRDS FROM THE FORESTS OF THE TROPICS A MONSTROUS COLLECTION'S Merry Miscuevions . Monkeys, ti i A Broad Guage Comprehensive Show ’ Dicarding Old Ideas Our Motto Is -THE SURVIVAL OF THE FITTEST.” tion is given only THE Truthfully Advertised and RAIN mr/ilSroS'S/ Only or SHINE. SIDE-WALK NOTES. Pure Home Matters Picked Up by Our Local Reporters, What Our People Are Doing ami Saying. Things Our Friends Tell Us. Try the Alliance Store’s 25c tobacco. Jeans from 10c up at the Al¬ liance Stoi'e. Best fire proof oil 15c gal. at Alliance Store. —John Stephens sports a nice pony now-a-days. ArbucWes roasted coffee 20c per lb. at /Alliance Store, i —Miss iOrawrdrdvilie. Jinn Moonjs.;,pending d Wffile in Apples, Oranges, i Bananas, and Coeoanuts at <o Stejihens —The big show! .ill be hei next Wednesday, Nov. 4th. Best New Club Shells for 30c per box at Alliance Store. —Golucke & Combs grist mill will soon be ready to grind corn. The Alliance Store is sidl¬ ing 22 lbs. granulated sugar for 81.00 Extra nice 4-4 Seaisland at the Alliance Store for 5c per yard. —Mrs. Dickerson, of near Penns, was in Crawfordville Wednesday. Buy your Fisli and Oysters H’om Jno. Stephens, —Mr. Ii. B. Slrozer has moved his family to this place from Greenesboro. —Senator Flynt went up to Atlanta Tuesday, to meet with the Legislature. —Mrs. Jim Reid and son, Low j Si went uj) to Greenesboro Wed nesday on a visit. —Mrs. J. J. Lyle returned Monday from a visit to relatives up the Georgia road. Get your j latent Medicines of Jno. Stephens, the freshest goods and best prices. — Mr. S. M. Johnson is put ting the finishing’touches on his house ill this CO.tllly. Buy your dress goods, vel vet trimming, pusirientry, etc. etc. at the Alliance Store. —All the politicians in the state have been to 1 he “Jog-roll ing” in Atlanta this week. —Messrs. W. R. Reid and Jim Moore went fox hunting one morning this week. It is said they caught-a cold. —Miss Annie Wells, of Allan ta, is visiting relatives and friends in Grawford ville this week. —Messrs Rhodes & Dolvin shipjx;d another £o load of this from here Augusta, week. —The “merry-go-round” man is in town with his wooden horses and the little folks arc happy. Buy your Flour, Meal, ?a r. Coffee, Lord Syrup and Meat, if you want the freshest —Mr. 8. H. Rhodes and Dr. R. J. Reid returned from Macon vestordav The Masoffic Lodge iuoto «** satisfactorily «t j.. “In the Intlrei-t of All the People.” CRAWFORDVILEE, GA., I hlDAY, OCTOBER 30, 1S00. ALLIANCE STORE Front.*- — » f Still to the I We are about to close our 7th year in tn ;iness- Every year our business has been entirely satiV\ K q of y. But this year's business is Suppassing Any Previous Year. We account buy for goods this increase from bankrupt in business sto* „ji Hows: We never our a If we did this, we would be sure to get Old, Shelf-worn, Shoddy, Out-of-sf j] e Stock. know We buy our such goods word from as fail. live, up-to-date We therefore m| f,j rc j 1;ln f Si f w ] 10 h no : neWi res and latest style goods, which our cutomers fjkpreciate. Our Motto is: “BEST VALUES/ ! , Crawfordville Alliance v.ore. c —Col. Horace Holden went up to Atlanta Tuesday to mix and mingle with his legislative friends. —Weave glad to hear that John Mann, who has been sick quite awhile at his father’s, is improving. —Rev. Jno. W. Bale has re¬ turned from a trip to Rome. He reports his good lady as improv¬ ing in health. Every one compliments Our our ready made clothing. astonishing. prices are simply Alliance Store. • —There was a blind negro in town this week making music for the people, with both mouth and accordcon. —If you want a lot of the cel¬ ebrated “horse notes,” we have them for sale cheap at the Advo Democrat office. Buy your winter shoes at the Ailionce Store. We are con¬ stantly getting in new lots and are able to suit you. —Mr. Ben Edwards, wife and son, of near Sandy Cross, left Tuesday to visit relatives in Dougherty county. lot We art. just f receiving a l•jfrtra./TO/Tht of. pi aids vjv bought eaaly: « class oUgikids. Alliance Store. —Mr. J. O. Brooke, of Madi son, visiteo his old home at Sha ron this week. Jim’s many friends here are always glad to see him. —Rev. W. P. Lovejoy, P. E. of the M. E. church, preached last, good sermons here Sunday it being the fourth quarterly conference. — Mr. Thomas E. Bristow is having the dwelling, recently vacated by W. C. Bristow, re¬ shingled and he and family will occupy it next year. Those who failed to see L. If. Lent’s Circus ami Menagerie missed the oppor¬ tunity of a life-time. It, is the fest old time performance that ever exhibited here. It certainly Is a first-class show and the management live up to what they advertise. No wonder the pres* and public are so intense in their enthusiasm. —Paterson (New Jersey) Daily Cal). Show at Crawfordville Nov, 4. A Household Treasure. I). W. Fuller, of Canajoharie, N. Y. f gay* t hat he always keep* Dr his King’s New Discovery in the house and family has always found the very best results follow its use: that he would not be without it, if procurable. G. A Dykeman Druggist J N. Y.., says that Dr. King’* New uiscoyery Is undoubtedly the best Cough remedy; that he has used It In his family fur eight year*, and it has never failed to that 1* claimed for It, Why not try a remedy -o long trii'd and tested, i rial bottles free at Dr. H. J. Held’* Drugstore Regular size obc. and 81.00. All cyes-are turned to Georgia now as the most prosperous state in the Union—so says the New York World. I*. B. Lent'* Circa* Hay. p, B- Lent’s Railroad Circus, Mnaeunt and Menagerie, were visited by thous yestetday, and the ring performance WM the ^ « vet w ‘* n in tl,e cn *- The rilaria ^ erne,,t ^ ,IH *how demirveH the ■’ u PP‘> rt of th,; I ,ubli,; everywhere Their modern way of uiakin^ people merry in a decried step in advance of the hfereotyp ed style of lon^ ago, and we wish the whole outfit the golden harvest it no richly deserve*.- Cedar Radidn tia/.etLe. Show at Crawfordville Nov. 4. j CASTOniA. tialU d g*'»»“■ Dr. Ryder will be re sentenced to Nov . 2 . for the murder G f Miss Owens at Talbottom | Ground Spices, Baker’s chocolate, and in fact every thing usually found in a first j class Fancy Grocery store, at I j Jno. Stephens. Children Cry for t «e county news. Oorrespoudents' Reports of Wliat Their Neighbors Talk ortho Happenings In Their Respective Lo calltien. All the New*. ROBINSON ITEMS. BY INOC(iNITl>, No news of interest to report. Mr. C. B Mitchell, of Wash¬ ington, spent Sunday here. Our farmers have not comment*, ed putting in their grain crop. Rev. Mr. Smith preached a good sermon at Bethany Sun¬ day. Miss Eunie Humphrey is vis¬ iting her cousin Miss Moselle Mathews. Mrs. A. G. Boazley, of Craw fordville, will commence teach¬ ing school at the Lucas place now soon. We trust she will have a goodly number of pupils. On Tuesday night last Mr. Dan Underwood gave the young people a sociable. Quito a crowd were there, including a number from Union Point and Bethany. And every one had a nice time. Mr. Warren Andrews met with quite an accident Monday while working at the saw mill. His leg being broken, the wound be¬ him ing a very painful one, much. causing We to suffer very trust lie will soon recover. There is more Cntanii in this se i tion of the country than all other dis oasew put togotbor, ami until tho las, tow years was Htipposcd to be ineina ||lt ' For doctor* , „ g| . oat , n „n y years pronounoed it a loon! disuase, and pro., scribed local rcomdicN, ami by con st.uitly fiidiug to cure with local treat meat, pronounced it incurable* Soienco has proven catarrh lobe a constitutional disease, and theretbi'e I’jqnires constiniliotml treatment., Hall’s (latai'rb Cure, manufacitired by p j. C honey & Go., Toledo, < Mno, is the only constitutional cure on tho market. It » taken internally in dos¬ es trom 10 drops to a tonspoonfiil. It acts directly on (lie blood and mucous surfaces of the system. Ti.ey offer one hundred dollars lor any case it tails to erne 5}<iud for circulars wt* “ tcs'imonials. A <1 ‘ I I’QfJBk y i V. J, OHKNKY 4 Mgf «» Mm Sold by Drug^ is I i *)C, Catan li Pilla tiro this boat. DOTS PROM THE GROVE. I1Y MOONKlIlSK. Senator Flynt left t'ais week for Atlanta. We are glad to learn that Mr. Leo Smith will make his homo in. tills neighborhood tho coming year. Beautiful! B dutiful weather; such a splendid tittle for gathering people who havo’ut finished their crop. Miss Annie Dyer returned to her home at Aiirum this week, after spending some time with relatives in this neighborhood. Mr. Claude Story, of Columbia Co., who was elected as teacher at the Raytown Academy Monday. opened his school at that place Farmers report a very short crop of sweet potatoes this year. | We have heard of some though ! weighing 5 lbs apiece, Very good if there was many of that weight. On heavy groceries, such as (tour , moa |, „a1s, suit, etc, the Alliance Store is head quarters, A reo-lllar cyclone struck the .................... 1 1*.*. day. As high as Iffi emits was paid. Cisumiilion Out-door life and Scott’s I Emabion of Cod-liver Oil with I I Hypophosphites have cured I J thousands of cases of consump- j I J I tion in the early stages- They I cure old, advanced cases too; I prompt- I ■ but not so many, nor so I ly. When a case is so far ad- I I vanced that a cure cannot he I ? made, even then SCO I T'S I I I EMULSION checks the rapid I ity of the disease, relieves the I I pains in the chest, reduces ‘he I I night sweats, and makes the I I cough easier. In the;e cases it E I comforts and prolongs life. £ I Don't experiment with I I cures I that destroy the digestion. Pin I I your faith to the one remedy I which has been THE STAN I DAPD for Over 20 Years. I Book about it free for the asking. 1 for by all iru ggixt* it 50c. ind $UOO. y.OTT *, BOWSE, He* York, It Wa« i ftftll* The Warrenton 1 Pair was a sticcess last week 'util Fridays rain closed them oi ■. The races were postponed un ,, Tuesday of this week. Sever t from this place attended. Why can’t Crawfordville get !p a fair for next year. It wij holp the county wonderfully luim.rkio <t reB 1 ho book now beittj . n t out for one-ceiit Ntaiup, by the l*' 1 .. , it , Ralm < o., of Atl tu t. ' i oeriaiUly slfcwa Botanic Blood B|, n (H ]{ > to bo a wondcrinl 1 ' ' u hy for lmi!d mg up, amt cuiing e r.. in m, l o f blood and skin disease certificates arc from well know pt j SM( 1 the cures performed abn*'^* {;../ir credul tity. It is a tic iiie<nc:|^ f nr Letter than the rnuiiy stipwi^i ^^ R „j ( ] to | )0 j ist as good. tested MJu old reliable ami long . , )V . large bottle, cm Druggists hi* nan* tf. Wo are, told that •SH Lott ’ nt, Oslin, has been appo \j' |)(}st . master at Barnett , Kives him the combined a j* L s uf * llP ^ j A i x nre i £a.o rn ,. r f iyTrTn Ttdegrapfi ('“JT and i he postottic.e. Lot’s many friends here wish him well If Troubled With UhrutuniGm Thin Annapolis, Md., Apr. Pain 16, Balm 1894. — for 1 used Chamberlain’ll rheumatism and found it. lo be all that is claimed for it. I beliei e it to be the best preparation for rheumatism and deop seated muscular pains on the rnaiket and cheerfully C, Brooks, recommend dealer it to the public. shoes, Jno. No.18 Main St. in boots, etc.; ALSO HEAD THIS. A'echanicsville, St. Mary County, Md,—I sold a bottle of Chainbe*.Iain’s Pain Balm to a mam who had been suffering with rheumatism for several years. It made him a well man. A ,J. McGill. For sale at .50 cents per bottle by Dr. It. J. Reid. CrawforiJ vllle’* rialm*. Dr. II. J. Reid has gone to Macon to meet with the grand lodge of Masons in that city this week. Wo are told that the Doctor will present the claims of Crawfordville for the lodge is trying to bo moved to Sharon. The lodge owns its building here and it, seems that this is the , 1 )roper 11 place for it. A Nice Krit«rfalfjfn«nt. An entertainment will be giv¬ en at the Academy in Crawford viileon Nov. 6th, by the Craw¬ fordville Dramatic Club, under the direction of Prof. L. A. Mc¬ Laughlin and Mrs. M. Z. An¬ drews, for the benefit of the Presbyterian church. “Toodles” the prince of comic plays, and “The Miller’s Daughter” or “Bound in Honor," a drama of fine plot, and unusual excellence, will both ire presented. The popular character song “The Gypsy Countess,” will be sung. The best music and dramatic talent of Crawfordville will take part in this entertainment. The public are cordially invited to attend. Admission, adults, 25c, children under, 15 years, 10c, -Miss Lizzie Thompson, daughter of Mr. L. M. Thorn p ^/filri^iast pSstm^te^at week to*Mr MSison.' Charlie , M r W T Chapman S D Newt, his sons, nave divided property they recently bought The former will b lild a nice hoi in the woods lot near town. Pitcher’s Castorla. Highest of all in Leavening Power.—Latest U. S. Gov’t Report. 4 l \oyal ABSOLUTELY PURE LYNEVILLE DOTS. Farmers are about through gathering in tliis section. Rov. Dr. Lovejoy preached Anthony's an interesting sermon at Cluvpel last Monday. It is strange that some of the tree silver fellows who have ad¬ vocated free silver say now that they will support McKinley, the standard candidate, before they will vote for .Bryan, That proves what prejudice will do and it can’t he any thing else. We heard a man say not long ago he wanted free silver but he did’nt want it through Bryan. Why. because Bryan is a demo¬ Arc you going to vote for Mr. Watson? Yes. Well did’nt Mr. Watson endorse Bryan? NY's, Are you not going to fol¬ low your leader's dictations. No. If you want free silver, you have got to vote for it and not against it. Mr. Watson’s head is level. Ho is right, lie knows that Bryan is the man if he could just get the populist to do as he says we would have free silver. Tlu> Diivliiigtoit, \Vw„ Journal wiy* that Oliiimbci'hiin’x Colic. Cholera mid Diiinliocii Remedy in nil that in claim ml lor it, »8 on two oco.'In’oiis it HUm pi’il I'xciumin.tug paiim and ji<»sHiltly H.-ivcl ns from an untimely grave. Wii would not real eu*y o/er nigln without it in the hotuw.' 1 ton ivine ily uiulonhtt'iLy saves more pain ami HiilJuring than any other nieiluiine in tho world. Every family ahotilil keep it in the hou8c,f,>i'it ifHuieto he need ed sooner or later. For rale by Dr. R, Bcid. POWELTON NOTES. . LEU MAS. ^ Oats are being sown, and pci aloes dug. , f We have beau Reused rST'' a/' s.‘ Monday ’’ night. .Mr. Ed. McKinley .. ,r. , • on .i ,lh list, this week. \Ve , hope sielc he may soon he on* again. The. Rocker mill, on Beaver dam creek, which lias been clOs ed for some months is now run ttiug full time. Mr. Clarence Rhodes ami Mrs. Ida Harris of Crawfordville, and Miss Sue Gunn, John and Miss Ada Akins attended church here Sunday. Rov. A. C. Rainwater preach ed hero last Haitirduy and Sun¬ day for pastor, Rev. B. H. Ivey, who was on a visit L> old home church Union in McDulllo conn. ty Miss MtuiiioCulver, of Bpaiiti, is visiting friends in our town. Mamie assisted in lit HchooUiere last Sail and , mad , ■ '»«»y friend* who will strive to make her stay among us a plcu wno * ”!!*»*• ««» <’»iro nil fthln 1 >Hg n«e.** Stoipty »»;*|>ly “S vhv;h ' Oiiit.iu ja »* . Cure* n 1 iv,,, i, ,j, „ wide and healthy. It* great lies* Hwayne'* oiuimunt. "Ih lrHysfl," Nay* Wminoii. Thonison, Oct. 2. Hon. J iio n :is 10. Watson spoke yosienkty of at, Lincolnton to a crowd Populists. He declared that he, still was in the race for and would be until the last vote was counted. tie said that the withdrawal of the Populist elec (oral ticket in Georgia did not. indicate, as some supposed, that he would come. down, but was only a protest against the man agement of the present cam paign. He declared that the Populist party had been betrayed by its leaders. He declared his undy ing devotion to Mr. Bryan and said that under no circumstances woe 4 1 he vote for or assist in the election of McKinley, lie de nounced He wall as a plutocrat, and said a national hanker, etc., that if Bryan was defeated the resjsmsihiJity would rest upon Sewall and tlie Democratic and PoiiHijsl mana^pr^. will make Mr. Watson no other sjau-ches in the present Tenth campaign outside of the , ca>ngre»sional district. DICH RED BLOOD I- thofoun ■% ibillon of good bi-altb. That i* why flood’g Sar-aparilla, the One True Blood l’urilier, gives HEALTH. $1. In Advance. NO. 37. COTTON MARKET. Tim following art the latest quotations for cotton in (TnwfordviUe, corrected every Thursday evening: Gooil Middling 7 Middling...... e 7-8 Low Middling. 8 1-2 Strayed or Stolen. From the house of A. K-Taylor, one 11iock Mare, 'nhnut 10 or 12 years old, weight, about soil or 800 pound*. To any one who will rctie’ii or let me know about her 1 will |mi fur the trout,le. ,t. T. TAYLOR. Sharon, On., Get. 20 , l.'-IKt. Mwili flora. The Georgia Baptist Associa¬ tion which was recently held at Warrenton will hold its 113th annual session at Crawfordville in October 1HD7. I t has been a long time since the Association was held here. Our people are already thinking of making preparation to give the dele¬ gates a hearty we!conn OASTOTUA. «***• —^ --— i, rro&vfteuit , s «* CASTOniA. w<riJ . ’* aimn. //<'• / w wuppo. There is t.dk of a hot prohibi .. . .. ... , A i’i, ii»in* si,,,„. L. II. Lent's Circus and Mcnngcrie huh (lUcil to o\, i ll,,wing Inst ni«:nhundred* were tunied nivuv. Iris un old fmdikm performance im 1 could remain her,- .ill HUison Kicrythli’if la moral, ch**n unU honie-'lvc. I’licrc ts not too much <trcus, hut Juxt enough to make It enjoyable. HorneffsvlIkVfN, Y.) l ime*. Hliow lit Cinwforilvjllc Nov 4. There htlikely to be a jt/k ’se.J cotton itlf a , iJm Nation,il f''* ’ ; «'/, S.Owvm T'' ’ f’ ' ■' 1'iHi' u’vy :>: ,1 iiii’«i*iii - i’ n, rsuoni nnmdiiar m ihn public KingV Hoy a! (ii*riiiu u«t. I have beim ii-ing it at pmu-j Nerve fur line" ihi'h for l)y>pep-i i .uid ,inirka with th« m , i gr id lying mml *. 1 c,mk it i- due ttr* wonderful mediemu to Hay Hint 1 have i known n number of miu’wteis midnOi | i ers u ho have taken it, and far as I so "'»«■ renHunber they all -peak of it* r.'ua we and -tvn> gthening GT-ets with : No<mc who hum It un i UK! m iJiroct^n for tiio tn■ n* ! for wbicb it in leeeemeuded will ex change New package, ic for uuy other mo limns do*c*, 1 largo bottle, 11)8 U; do ~ lidding Dillard, 85 i years , < • ■ I at his home near Cmwfo ,- <l Mu-idav. I'ttHc Field ing was mi.' of lit * best and Iru ust men of our c omtry. NOT A SICK DAY For Over Thirty Years’ RESULT OF U8IN0 AYER’S PILLS “A FI' i'ill i for over thirty y«nr» hit\ * k< j» f iiih in K'»o<l health, imu « r Imvjii^ h;i»! u lek «luy In fill thafc tfiiD*. It fora I hh t’*v<*nfy I KU<Tf*r«»l tthtvo t tmi? iliH tils i\ ;i rt'HUli of C’OH* fi'/ifM -f ■ j *i:t, n* in, *<r \kA )'4 b»h 1 olhwf «?ruptlvo WJiCfl l lilk’iimo coiivincotl / K v j ! v> XiV- if : SM' J 'j^ ' ntf nt my t ron bleu were t «l hv I'oitHtipatioH. gfin the uh 6 „f >, pr’i P#I|n # ith the TiiOMt natisfiic t .1 r* tmfvr having a single this ' . j; that did SMrefulily yield to Ay My wife, who had been an ’ ‘ Id for arn, «i*o began to u#o A • r * Pi'll*, and her health waa quickly „. tore*!. With my children I had no t. ! that nearly aii their ailment* were prr<Tilol 1»v '’onntlration, and 1 soon bad tfie plea* of knowing that with cldhiren a* with parent#, Ayer’* Pill*, if taken in ***as«»n, avert all danger of ■ :kne**. If. W*it*t*ii», Byron, III. AYER S PILLS Highest Honors at World’s Fair. Ayer’* SarMparitia Siremjthci» fits Sjsttm.
