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About The Advocate-Democrat. (Crawfordville, Ga.) 1893-current | View Entire Issue (Nov. 13, 1896)
20 Years Old ,87 '’’. Cou “ l,4U * ed0ct - 1 ' ,9S - VOL, XXI. A % Haiiack, Lucas & Co., Atlanta, Ga. r On Medicine. rO We Sell only the purest and test of medicines and at lowest possible cut prices of which we append a few: Ayers Sarsaparilla 75 c s. ! Paines Celery Compound 75 cts. Hoods Sarsaparilla t;3 Quinine P. .to \V.,oz. 45 B.B.B.(Botanic Blood Balm )63 Royal Oermatuer 63 Aleocks Plasters 13 Hallways Heady Relief t>8 Browns Iron Bitters (;s Sa^es Catarrh Cure 34 Carters Little Liver Pills 13 Syrup of Fitrs 34 Halls Hair Renewer 6.8 ; Tints I.iver Pills 15 Harters Iron Tonic 75 Viola i 'ream 33 Hostetlers Bitters 75 Williams Pink Pills 35 Malted Milk 75 Winslows Soothing Syrup 17 Pinkliams'.Compound 75 Wyellis Beef Juice 75 Pears Soap 15 Waiupolc Cod Liver Oil 68 Pitts Carminative Pierces l av rite Prescripti’n 68 And Everything else at Simi Packers Tar Soap 21 | lar Low Prices. Dr. Hanunack’s Blackberry Compound, a splendid remedy for all bowel troubles, iS cts. Dr. Hamnack’s Compound Syrup of Sarsaparilla, far superior to all other sarsaparillas. 68 cts. fitiy Send to us for what you need. Express charges are usually 7 25c. on all packages under five pounds. HAMMACK, LUCAS & CO. ATLANTA, CA. For 60 Days! The Next We will offer unheard of Bargains in Crockery, Glassware, Plain and Dec orated Lamps, Table and Pocket Cutlery, Furnishing Tinware and House - Goods. The Yery Best Line of Fancy and Family New Groceries, including Cane Crop Sugar Valley Syrup. or New Orleans ■ ,V.. F. GRIFFITH, Retail Grocer, Crawfordville Georgia. Hi* Mule Hied. Charlie Caldwell lost a mule last week. He is undecided as to what caused its death. Some say it was fed too much, but Charlie says he gave it some cattle powders and it died in 24 hours thereafter. Some rending that will prove in teresting to mothers. How to guard against the disease. Gfoup is a terror to young mothers and to post them concerning the cause, first symptoms and treatment is the object of this 'tern. The origin of croup, is a common cold. Children who are subject to it take cold very easily and croup is almost sure to fol¬ low. The first symptom.is hoarse¬ ness; this is soon followed by a pecu¬ liar rough cough, which is easily re¬ cognized and will never be forgotten by one who has heard if. The time to act is when the child fust becomes hoarse. If Chamberlain’s Cough Remedy is freely given all tendency to croup will soon disappear. Even af ter the croup cough has developed it will prevent the attack. There is no danger in gi ring this remedy for ft contains nothing injuiious. For sale by Dr. II. J. Reid. Thank*givin* Service*. President Cleveland has order ad that Thursday, Nov. 26th, be set apart for general Thanksgiving. The Baptist church at this place decided Sat urday to have services at their church. Everybody is invited to attend. THousands ot Women SUFFER UNTOLD MISERIES. BRADFIELD’S FEMALE REGULATOR, ACTS AS A SPECIFIC Bf Arousing to Health/ Action all her Organ*. It causes health to bloom, and joy to reign throughout the frame. ... It Never Fails to Reoulate ... ** My wife h*« be«n under treatment of lead¬ ing physician# three years, without benefit. After as!n« three bottles of BRA DPI ELD'S FKMALE REGULATOR she nd o her own cooking, tanking 6. BUY and washing.” A!*. N. AN. Henderson. B&IDFIELD REGULATOR CO., Atlaata, Ua. f»old by dmggista at fl 00 per bottie. THE SIDE-WALK NOTES. Pure Home Matters Picked TJp by Our : Local Reporters. What Our People Are Doing ami Saying. Thing* Our Friend* Tell Us. Seedless raisins at Stephens & Lucas’. Currants, Citron and Rai¬ sins at Stephens & Lucas’. Ladies good rubber shoes for 25e at Alliance Store. —W. P. Hubert visited home folks at Harlem Sunday, —Dr. R. C. Binns went up to Union Point Wednesday. If you need a good milch i cow. see Iter. E. i. Jndersou.” —Several went from here to the show in Augusta Monday. A 60-foot Clothes Line for 10 cents at Stephens & Lucas’. —Paul G. Lucas went up to Atlanta Wednesday on business. —Cotton is still coming into this place at a pretty good rate. Arbuckles roasted Coffee still 20c per lb at Alliance Store —Ed. O'Brien, of Barnett was in Crawfordville first of the week. —Mrs. Charlie Gee returned Wednesday from a trip to Au¬ gusta. See those silver Cups' at Stephens & Lucas’ for 40c. A bargrin. —Miss Mamie Moore, of White Plains visited relatives here Sunday. —Jno F. Holden and Miss Annie Wells visited White Plains Sunday last. Another lot of Texas rust proof oats just received at Al¬ liance Store. —Mrs. Harris returned to Greenesboro. after a visit to her son at this place. —Col, M. Z. Andrews and son Roland, went down to Augusta Wednesday night, —The little cold snap Monday caused the death of sever pokers in this part of the county, Just received, a big lot of Raisins, Nuts, Citron and Cur rants at Stephens & Lucas’. —Miss Claude Edmonson, of Washington attended the enter tainment here Friday night last. —Miss Annie Wells went up to Penfield Monday to visit relativ es, after a pleasant visit to this place. —Mrs. J. W. Asbury went up to Greenesboro Tuesday to visit relatives and see the ladies fiow er show. —Rev. R. E. L. Harris is hav . Sturlv , , , , , , . . „ ing a at ( o to ns i° rrif . It forms a loft win# to tho front veranda. _jj Stewart is happy He ' , . has a new young ' man a !S house that may some day make a carpenter. Children Cry for Pitcher’s Castoria. • < In the Interest or Ml the People.” CUAWFOKDVILLE, GA„ FRII) Y\ NOVEMBER 1-3,1896. THE BOYS AT THE i . . . . • • Crawfordville Alliance Stor , Say, in the Words of SAM JONES: I u The Hit Dog Always Yel| h)i *. " —Millard Henry is in the trading field now. He is ready to trade a horse for anything— even his best girl. The Alliance Store is in po¬ sition to save you money an all kinds of /factory goods, such as plaid, sheeting, etc. —Miss Ella and Susie Boylan, of White Plains returned homo Sunday after a visit to Miss Janie Reid at this place. —Mr. and Mrs. John Steph¬ ens spent Monday in the coun¬ try. John went shooting 10 to 1. He shot 10 times and killed one bird. -—Mrs. J. N. Chapman, Miss Sue Gunn and Rev. and Mrs. R. E. L. Harris went up to Greenes boro this week to attend the flower show. —All those who have ordered clothing from the Wanamaker samples at the Advocate-Demo crat office are highly pleased with their purchases. If you need a good milch cow, see Mr. E. I. Anderson. —Mrs. J. T. Allen, of this county had the misfortune to fall one day last week and break her arm. She was broughtto town and Dr. Beazley set the bones of the broken arm. The wife of Mr. Leonard Wells, of East Briiafield. Mass., had teen snf ferin; being from neuralgia for two days, not able to sleep or hardly keep still, when Mr. Ilolden, tho merchant there sent her a bottle of Chamber lain’* Pain Balm, and asked that she gitte it a thorough trail. On meeting Mr. Well* the next day he was told that Rhe was alright, the pain had left her within two hours, and that the bottle ot Pain Balm was worth £5.00 if it con Id not be had for less. For Hale at 50 cents per bottle by Dr, It. J. Reid. Luther Hall died this week in the federal prison at Columbus, O. He was sentenced to prison for life for being connected with the assassination of Capt. For¬ syth at Eastman in 1888. The deceased once represented Dodge county in the legislature. “Turn the rascals out”—the familliar party-cry—may tie applied to microbes as well as to men. The germs of disease that lurk in the blood are “turned, out” by Ayer’s Sarsaparilla as effectually as the old poslmnste rs are displaced by anew Ho We Want It? Crawfordville, Ga, Nov. 12th, 18!)6. Ed Advocate-Democrat; In your issue of last week, I sec notice that an attempt will be made, by petition of citizens of Taiiaferro County, to have repealed the law establishing a Board of Commissioners of Roads and Revenues in and tor this county. The said petition is now in the bands of our Representative, arid without a counter petition, asking no repeal of said law, our Representative can do nothing to prevent its passage. Is it the wish of the people of Taliaferro to abolish the Board of Commissioners? If not t»e signing the “Counter petition," ask¬ ing the legislatnre, to not repeal the law establishing said Board. It has been my privilege to see the pe¬ tition, asking to abolish the Board of Com¬ missioners, and I think, many of the peti¬ tioners after some reflection would re-eon sider, and a-k to retain the board. In writing this 1 intend no disrespect to anyone signing the first named petition, nor do I mean any annoyance in giving my views on this matter, for I concede to all to have and express their Views c, na {[ matter* pertaining to the county’s interest, and tru*t that all will make mani farttbi * *P’ r it in determining whether w. wiii continue or abolish the Board of Com Koais and Revenue* in and f or Taliaferro County. Citizen. Moving to till, Mr. Will La venue of Jack son county moved h family to this county this -V llo will locate near Sandy -s and de¬ vote himself to ' ming. Wo welcome them to T aferro. Out ,-%£*< • We are glad to m Mr Louis Trope, of this pla y. out again after a considerate • spell of pa¬ ralysis of his limb: He walked down to Golucke', gin for the first time in Severn weeks. Mr. Trope is 87 years .tel and is a remarkable man. No Co» The Georgia E,<lroad depot hero gives the 1 rn’cling public rather cold reception when they come to wait for t hr trains. The road has not furntthed the agent with coal „ fires and the to provk a patrons of the row suffer in the , cold until the train come. They should provide lii<s. It Was a 8, WMU Tho entertainin' It here last F r id ay night for in benefit of the Presbyterian nrcVt was a success, The plays were well rendered and the m hence high - j y entertained. The door re¬ ceipts amounted to f20.OO. Tho young people ol Crawfordville have exceptional talent on the stage. The management is to be congratulated also for the train ing. The book now being sent out for one-cent stamp, by the Botanic Boold Balm Co., of AtLntn, Wa., certainly shows Botanic Blood Balm, (B. B. to be a wonderful remedy for build ing up, and curing nil manner of blood and skin disease 'Their certifies es are from well know people, and the cures performed almost stagger creiliil tity. Itisane medicine, far better than the many substitutes, said to be ’•just as good.” Buy B the B.. old £l ami long tested B. Diuggists pr. large bottle. For sale by ogtotTM-itsy. Married, at the home of the bridu’s father in this county Monday evening at 51 o’clock, Mr. Lonnie Ogletree and Daisy Ray. Rev. R. E. L. Har¬ ris performed the ceremony, The groom is the son of Mr. J. R. Ogletree of this county and he lias won a worthy young lady as his bride. We extend hearty congratulations to the happy couple. Fay Your lilii* Fromptly. An old time newipaper man says: “No sensible'man should or ever does get angry because a man duns him for his money. A dun is not an impeachment of a subscriber’s integrity, but is simply an outpouring of a pub lisher’s necessities. For instance 1,000 men owe a rnan from £1 to £10; be has to dun thorn in order to pay his expenses. Instead getting angry and stopping his paper because the publisher asks what is due, the subscriber should thank the editor for wait¬ ing so patiently, and pay up like a man.’’—American Druggist, n.ir:ii«u'« Amtom s«i»«. The Bert halve in the world for Cut*, ftorev, Salt Rheum, Fef er Tett<-, Chapped Band*. Chiibtalria C’orna, and all H*in Erupt ana, and po«L tive y cure* Piles, or no par re'pjfred. It j. guaranteed to gire ‘.atbfac'ion or mo-.-v refunded. Price** cent* per to*. For *ule by Dr. R. J. Reid. THE COUNTY NEWS. Correspondents' Reports of What Their Neighbors Talk Of the Happening* In Their Respective to All the New*. LYNEVILLE DOTS. Weather a little cooler than we have had this season. Miss Eva Asbury is visiting Greenesboro at this writing. Mrs. William Hixon, of Car county, is visiting Mr. and Mrs. D. N. Asbury this week. The young people lit rough this section are marrying in spite of low prices of cotton and McKin leyism. Rev. Mr. Cox preached tin in¬ teresting sermon to a largo con gration at Phillips mills last Sunday from Hebrews^2th chap¬ ter and 2 verse. We heard a man say last Sun¬ day that lie had 8jp McKinley cotton. Wo would be glad if Mr. McKinley would favor us with 8c, for cotton for we certainly need it. If the new President elect lived in a cotton state we might look for 8c cotton. We rather think we will have 8c meat and 80ccorn than 8c. cotton. There is more Catarrh in this so i tion of theooimtry than all other dis¬ eases put together, and until the last few years For was supposed to be doctors lliourrt ble. a great many years pronounced it a local disease, and pres scribed local remedies, and by con¬ stantly failing to cure with local treat inent, pronounced It incurable* Science has proven catarrh to be a constitutional disease, and therefore inquires constitutional treatment. Hull’s Catarrh Cure, mannfaeiured by K J. Cheney »fc Go., Toledo, Ohio, is the only constitutional cure on tho m nkot. It is takt n internally in dos es from 10 drops to a teaspoonful. It acts directly on the lilood and mucous offer surfaces of the system. They one hundred dollars for any case it fails to cure- Send for circulars and tes'imonials. Address F. J. CllENKY & CO., Toledo, 0. Sold by Druggist, 75c,. Hell’* Ctttmrh I’illa .ire tho bet, to runt all NUtit (iln. fu*.»» No Simply Intern'd apply “Hwafiw’n Ointment" medicine rcqirlri,,). Gurus tut.iur, eczema, itoli, nil eruption* on the face, ImiiUs, buha. &c.. Waving the sktn clear, while ami healthy. ||« yru.it | lr a|. log anil cumtivu power* :n,- pO»»«s»ui| |,y n„ 'tlicr remedy. A,k Druggist ijt Hwuynu’s Ointment. ROBINSON ITEMS. HY INI < <JNin M* A crowd of Gypsies passed here Tuesday last, Miss Fannie (loogor is visiting relatives and friends here. The Union Point knitting mill will be rebuilt soon, we are in formed, The people hero did not go to the show in Crawfordville last Friday. | Mr. C. C. Davis is at home (now. Ho has been working at Union Point some time, | There was a sociable at the residence of Mr. Writ. Robin Wednesday night the Ulh. Your correspondent in com pit n.y with Mr. O. II. Murden, at tended preaching at Siloum Sun day. Mr. J. T. Heard, Jr., is now living in Atlanta having secured a position in the insurance buss iness. Mr. Monroe Mathews has re turned home after an abseence ol two years. He has been 1 iv ing in Provencal, La. Married at the residence of the bride s parents, Rev. R. E. I Harris officiating, Miss Daisy Ray to Mr. Linnie Ogletree. We extend to them our test wishes of a long life, and may their life be one of continual sunshine of and happiness as they travel down the stream of life together. E asy aSY * to tO Take Operate ~ Are feature* peeiillar to Hood'* 1*111*. Small In *ize, tastele**, efficient, ttiorouglj. A* one man Hood’s tatdVou never know you Pills have taken a pill till It I* all orer " *'' "°°' 1 * °‘ Proprietors. IawsW, Mah*. The only pill* to takt; with Hood's .Sar^i/ariJia. Highest of all in Leavening Power.—Latest U. S. Gov’t Report. Royal s ABSOLUTELY PURE Iii Financial Trouble. The Augusta papers report Mr. Ed. A. Sanford in financial trouble. His store was closed this week on a distress warrent sworn out by Mrs. Mat boson for rent. Ed. is out of the city and an inovstigation has brought out a report that lie is short in his accounts with the Augusta Land Co, of which he is treasurer. The News says: "From a friend of Mr. Sanford who is acquainted with his busi¬ ness affairs it was learned that £2.000 would cover the full amount of all Mr. Sanford's in¬ debtedness, including the inon ey due the land company. "The cause of Mr. Sanford’s trouble was entirely due to poor business as he was not a dissipa ing character, being temperate in all tilings. "His misfortune is deeply re¬ gretted by his many friends, who greatly admired him, and it is hoped that the trouble which lias preyed upon him so that it has almost, affected his mind will soon be st raightened out and that he will return to Augusta and re. establish himself in the good graces of the 1 liiidrnIT In uii ox udutliui from the pores of llu 1 skin that, spreads amt dries, forming scurf tintl euusing flic luilr to full out, Hull’s llnlr Ueiiower euros It. There is a bill before tho leg¬ islature making the congression¬ al election in this state on tho same day of the State eluetion. OASTOniA. The fie- __ U m _ ITITJ *««!« OASTOXITA. It M •v«y vapytt. OASTOniA. ti n wrapper. The colored Republicans of the State are preparing to de¬ mand their share of the spoils for the recent Republican vieto i’.y FREE Our ami 111 Vage Medical afflicted rafornnM with peek fur inuu women luiv form uf private diseases p.ciillar to tlntlr M'x, (triors of votith, e, n nglous diseases, fi-mile tiouble etc. Henri / two emitsliuiiii* t, )> 11 V postage. to til" lett'L iu : spcciit Ih t k ami physician* of ill h coun¬ try. L’r. Ifuthiiway it i,o. bo ii-i;:"' St., Atlautn, 'ill. Nnv <’o|»»»rf Paul G. Lucas has returned to Crawfordville and will try his talents af merchandising, tie and John II. Stephens have formed a copartnership and they will continue the fancy grocery and patent medicine business which has been successfully con ducted during flic past year by the hitter. We wish them KUC cess. t*ul»li<‘ School lidtli, At tin: request of many pat roM8 , |* ro f. Mcl*auglilin will be gin I,lie public school term of the Stephens High School next Mon day, Nov. 16. . He will teach one. month before Christinas, arid five months beginning Jan. I. iU|1 * allow pupils to their five months at any time within the six months. This will lie a great convenience to parents desiring their children to work next Spring. Knocked Thom Out Several of our merchants or jjttli. trade catchers in the shape of wheels of fortune on a small scale, called “l-airest Wheels.” It is true that they are fair to the purchaser and if anytning were a little fairer to the purchaser than the merchant. Our town council looked upon the schemes as too much on the order of gambling so they set their sco) of divtp/iroval on them. and the merchants boxed up the little wheels and shipped them back to the manufacturers. It Is the Best. $K In Advance. NO. 39. COTTON MARKET. Tlio following nrt- tin* latest quotations for rotten in Crawfordville, corrected every Thursday evening: Good Middling....... ......7 3-8 Middling............. .....7 1-H Low Middling........ ......0 7-8 Mr. I tenth. Mr. Chas. A. Log wen. brother of Mr. W. A. Legwen, of this place died Sunday last at his home near Danville, Va. Hwtlad been suffering some time with dropsical trouble, and ho caught pneumonia which caused his death. He was 62 years old. Our sympathies are extended tho bereaved Soigel, Cooper & Co , the big Chicago and New York mer¬ chants, offered Mr. I try an £2 A, - 000 a year to attend to their law business. Mr. Bryan has declin¬ ed 1 be offer as follows: "During the next four years 1 expect to devote us much time as possible to the advocacy of bimetalisin, i t herefore cannot consider the proposition made by you. I ap predate the confidence which your offer implies." Augusta News. Rev. Ik S, Owens, pastor M. K. eliui'cli, Greenville, On., siys: "I tnke very great, pleasure in recom¬ Royal mencing to die public King’s (•ei-memer- 1 have been using it at limes for three rear* for Dyspepsia and Nervousness with the mo r grati¬ fying results. I think it is due this wonderful medicine to say that 1 have known a niimhur of ministers and oth¬ ers who have taken i(, and so far as 1 now remember they all speak of it« enra'ive and strengthening effects with unstinted praise. No min who Imvs it and uses as directed for tho troubles for which it is recemneuded will ex change it for any other medicine.” New package, large bottle, l'.iH doses. £ 1 . Democratic Mass Muetlng. The Democrats of Taliaferro County are requested to meet at, I he court house iu (Crawfordville, Ga., on Saturday Nov. 14th at |(i o'clock a. m. for the purp ise. of elect ing delegates to the State Convention which meets in At¬ lanta, Ga., on Wednesday Nov. IMli to nominate candidates for Judges of the Supreme Court. This Nov. Ilth 1086. Jno. K. Kendrick, < 'hair. Detn. Ex. <"om. ('. II ( 5oli i :kk, Secretary. LOSS OF VOICE After Acute Bronchitis CURED BY UflllfO AYER’S Cherry Pectoral A PREACHER’S EXPERIENCE. “Three months ago, I took a vlo lent cold which rcMiiteil in ;>n attack of unite bronchitis. I put myself miller ineilinil treat incut, uni) at tho cud of two mouth i was no is-tt'-r. I found it very dilliciilt to preach, and concluded to try Ayer's Cherry ten X v lit jm W ) fi Vs TeM T(m flrst bottle gave n , great relief; the second, which I am now taking, lias relieved me almost entirely of all uniileasuntsyrn/itonis, tun! I feel sure f hilt one or t wo toot tics inure will effect a permanent cure. To all ministers suffering from throat f roubles, I recommend Ayer’s Cherry Pectoral.” K. M, Brawi.EV, J>. !>., Hist. Secretary, Am. Bapt. Publication Society, Petersburg, Va. AyfiKS Ch6!Ty P6Ct0r3l OOLD m£dal at THr WQKLI) . 3 FAIE ATER'SLEADS AIL OTHER SARSAPARILLAS
