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About The Advocate-Democrat. (Crawfordville, Ga.) 1893-current | View Entire Issue (Dec. 18, 1896)
20 Years Old Crawfordville Democrat, Established 1876» j ; Consolidated Cct. 6, 1893. People’s Advocate, Established 1898. VOL, XXJ. /# Eammack, Lucas & Go., Atlanta, SATE MONEY On Medicines. We Sell only the purest and best of medicines and at lowest possible cut prices of which we append a few: Ayers Sarsaparilla 15 c 8. Paines Celery Compound 15 ets. Hoods Sarsaparilla 68 ijmiiin.; P. X W,, o/.. 4 > B. B.B. (Botanic Blood Ba!m)68 ' Royal Gernruduer 61 Alcocks'Plasters 13 Railways lteady Relief 18 Browns Iron BiHers 68 Sages Catarrh Cure 34 Carters Little Liver Pills is Syrup of Pigs 34 Halls Hair Renewer 68 Tutts Liver Pills 15 Harters Iron Tonic 75 Viola 1 Jream 33 Hostetters Bitters 75 Williams Pink Pills 85 Malted Milk 75 Winslows Soothing Syrup 17 Pinkhams Compound 75 Wyeth* Beef -Jui' e 75 Pears Soap 15 Wampole Cod Liver Oil C8 Pitts Carminative 18 l.-e Pierces Favorite Prescripti’n 88 And Everything t t.t Packers'Tar Soap .a lar Low Prices. To cur* a Coufih —There is nothing better than Dr. Hrmmack’s White Pine and Spruce Gum Cough Balsam. It soothes and cures all bronchal and lung diseases. Per bottle 25 cts. For Pains and Aches. -Dr. Hammack’s Electric Liniment leads all cures. It is the best all around liniment in the world. 25c. a bot le. Young Men,s Troubles -Quickly yield and are cured by that stand¬ ard cure “Got There Eli." Per bottle 75c. Send for cicnlar. Make up clubs and save money by sending to us for v bat you need. Express chaiges are usually 25c. on all packapts under five pounc.s. HAMMACK, LUCAS & CO. Wholesale and Retail Druggists, ATLANTA, GA. For 30 Days! The Next TLT My TT Handsome J p, Cnnstmas . , P uOOdS Including - the latest ties in China and will be sold at remarkably pricss. The collection is up Of choice and 7k iht*. ^riv-nurc-Wser A w get the pick • l of them. b Do rv, wair ‘ M. F. GRIFFITH, Retail Grocer, Crawfordville, Georgia C-iurch Furniture. The handsome pulpit furni ture for the Baptist church here has arrived. It was made to order in New York and consists of four pieces, mahogany with leather seats and backs and cost nearly or quite !?100.00. It be a Christmas gift to the by its members. Too Much Sap. When most needed it is not unu¬ sual for your family physician to away from home. Such was the ex¬ perience of Mr, J. Y. Sdrenck, of theCaddo, Ind. Ter.,Banner, when liis hole girl, two years of age was threatened with a severe attack croup, lie says: ‘‘My wife insisted that I go for the doctor, hut as'our family physician bottle was out Cliiiniberi. of town I purchased Remedy, a of relieved in’* Cough which her immediately. I will not Le without it in the future.” 25 and 50 cent bojtle. for sale Ire Dr. R. J. Reid. “Mow to Core ad.Skin Ii:« , H ." No Simply Internal apply “Swayae’s Ouit.i.'i ’’ medicine required. Cure* tetter, Itch, al) _ eczema. eruptions m the face, hapds, nose, &c.. leaving the Skin clear, white and healthy. Its gre.it hea! tng »nd curative powers arc possessed bv *10 other remedy. Ask Druggist fu7 Swayne’s Ointment. TO YODR INTEREST: Wp ” c arp rpppivimr new ffoods ® daily eluding best lines of Dry Goods, _ Shoes, -j. trro cerfes ’ Hardware, StoveiEtc, which sold at the very lowest price. . Wo IT t rknlvaulr the public to call and get our prices. We are flptprminpd determined not not to to be DC undersold unatl SOia by ^ any ^ - bony-anywhere. thanks for We >> t hereby 11G1 e r return our your i the past the IliTll-Ol o ( Tj- HOKien 1 ■natronace ^ m as & Co., and we will .„ endeavor ) to 42 * ment o a oen tmuaiice I . _ OI /• ScIITIG ^ L»r DJ fnjp Iclir rlnnlintrtt Clt. ^ 8 rronn o goods gOOllS and cl low I prices. ANDREWS, GEE, & CO. THE SIDE-WALK NOTES. Pure Some Matters PioXod Up by Local Ecpcit rs. what our People Are Doing ami Thing* OttrFviei.da Tell u». - —See Paul Lucas’ goods. Powdered borax at stor °, -Monday . was a durey ... day , v in . l l ,-^res es ^ rts - will ,, be clo , d . , Ow-wtmusday. f .. , fc . -Horse trading * was on ^ here SlWrtil Another new lot of shoes received at Alliance Store. —Mr. J. E. Darden has moved to Augusta to make his home. —Miss Annie Bell Taylor has gone to Atlanta to visit relatives. j Nut-meg, cloves, spice, cit rQn figs> etc at Alliance Store, —Next week will be the ! j ssue D f our paper for this year, —Mr. O. D. Moore, of Ray town, was in Crawfordville T ueS cby. —Mr. D. P. Hazelton, Athens, was here this week talk ing music. —We welcome i 4 Rubo Bur rows” as a correspondent from 172rd Dist. See what the Alliance Store says about clothing. This is a rare bargain. —There has been an excep tioually large lot of meat killed in this section. —The fourth bar room for Crawfordville is reported to b « started up soon. _Mr, I,~ -ved to Atlanta to make her home with one of her sons. -Prof, and Mrs. L. A. Me Laughl in expect to spend their holiday in * ' ' Do not let the year close before you settle up all “In the Interest of All the People.” CRAWFOHI)VILLE, GA„ FH DAY, DECEMBER 18,1S9G. OUR CLOTHING IS 1 —sit* Almost al Sold! The Remaining Suits Will be Sold At a Reduction of ' J. 09 This means a Very Low Pflee! Crawfordville ANiancll Store. —Messrs. Caldwell and Ed¬ wards shipped another ear of cattle to Augusta this week. —Mrs. Bentley, of Wilkes, vis ited her daughter, Mrs. S. E. Gann at this place this week. —Read tho announcement “To Your Interest” on the lower right hand corner of this page. Lack of vitality and color-matter In the bulbs causes tho hair to fall out and turn gray. Wo recommend Hall’s Hair lionew e to prevent baldness and graynoss, —Dr. J. A. Rhodes, of Sandy Cross, had a very sick horse here Saturday. It was able to go home. —Chari io Cald wel 1 returned Wednesday from Atlanta, wnere ha went to buy a load of horses , md mules> —It was Miss “Ruth” Taylor that Courtney Rhodes married last week and not Miss Florio as we were first informed, A decidedly nice collection Of the prettiest Christmas goods seen this season at Paul G. Lma» - They .arc all.cheap.^ • -Workmen have replaced the „„,„ B in tront of G«»n & Rhodes store, demolished last week by tho runaway horses. —The store windows of Craw fordvillo displayed with toys and fireworks reminds a person that Christmas is near at hand. —We aro informed that there will be both a Christmas tree and supper here for the young people during Christmas week. —Capt. William T. Martin who US ed to be a citizen of our town, has been very sick at his home ne ar Thomson but is out again. —Next week is the last chance you will have to announce y 0ur Christmas goods in this pa p er before the holidays. Send in your ads. early. —Patronize home merchants, ’p- |( ,y w jH tell you through these columns that they have a good OOC j s auc } cheaper than you get some other places, —There is nothing so effective in business as push, aud the way to pU8 h the business is to the people what you have to hro , The wife of Mi, D. Kobmson, a iiimhennnn of Hartwiek, Y., was sick with rheumatism for In speaKing of it.it. Robinson Hava: Chamberlains lain is the ouly thing that gave her y rest from pain. beat.” For the Many relief of j it cannot be very liy Dr I{. J. licid. —A new building will between the stores & Co., and Paul G. Lucas’ the court house, which be occupied by Akins’ new J w p rmer baa G. Hixon which stands just nfron{ of the formers home will move it away and use it other building purpose*. _ Mi ss Peart Heard has closed herschrx>l at this place until the spring term. She will spend hdidays with her parents n(jur jj rJ i 0 n Point. She has mvk many friends oLc ia o:r corn 1 . ^ , v Echo. r - i_ THE ONLY True Blood PuriUer I uromineuUv in the pubfic eye to day is Hood’* Sarsaparilla. Therefore get Hood’s and ONLY HOOD’S. Muoli Sltiknei Prevail* At this tints of tin) rosr. You need medicine, WUtri ymHj v of dru^s Uuuld be pure and frosh. 1 t: r.mtee my goods of best quality. 1 t^FLG, LUCAS. To C1«»B Chri '"»* Day, ville The have merchant*! agreed t>f close Crawford- their i*> places of businessTm fuipjl Christmas day and will obser ve t hat day as a holiday. 1 No goods will bo sold here on t* :t day—next Friday. Do not ft , fund come to town that da;* to' bay any* thin The S- b.'Ok tn Jt„ .Lc out for mow one-ceiit slant"*, by t Hot,min Boold Halm Co., of All Blo(v’JM liiaS ' < coi'tftinly shows UiitfHsiti m ,(lL U- H,) to he 11 '.vonderfjjl ,|y for lmi-d int; an, and eitriug idSi ’l annerof h otsl mid sk '111 diseime *'"|'le, 1 ''' « f* are from well know and the cures performed ainiiiJ iiHijpW t-teg ter oi'eilu.' lily. It is 11 ne h"' hell , ‘r than the in.my mb eni'l he ’•just as good.” aid reliable timl large long bottle. tested For 1 ! |' .H '’^rllggtMs • v 1 i« The fall term cflftke Stophons Higli School at this place was closed last Friday. A sociable was given at Liberty Hall to the pupils which was enjoyed by all of them. Prof. McLaughlin has managed the school well and it is hoped that his next term will be given the earnest support of all in this section. Tl,« Ideal I’ttnncnft. James L. Francis, Alderman, Chicago, says. "I regard Dr. King’s for New Coughs, Dis¬ covery as an Ideal Panacea Colds and Lung Complaints, having used it in my family for the last five years to, the other exclusion preparations.” of physician’s prescrip ions or Iowa, Rev. John Burgus, Keokult writes: “I have been a kiinisier of the Methodist Episcopal Church for 50 years or more, and having never found any¬ thing so beneficial, or that gave me such relief as Dr. King’s New Discov¬ ery-” Try this Ideal Cough Remedy now. Trial Bottle Free. alDr R. J. Reid's. Five Pay* in Jail. Sam Rhodes, col.,^of the 003 district this county, spent live days in our county jail last week for refusing to work tho public roads and failing to pay the fine imposed by the road loners of that district. He was roads ^ and public works. ---—— a,, a h c i™ r„ Or„w„ now. y 0 n probably toiroed the n'pmbrt nlim.t t j mo you pninred w*hoc>b but nn all „ W( Are mat .y imun to jeam fu*r life. Particularly theone of nut'-dug rnnn( ,y farthest. One way to do at low prices. -—-- The A r‘‘ ^ Rev.! h at the home of and Mrs. R. E. L- Harris last Friday. It was a pleasant meet- 1 ing at the home of these mo«t {. A conference of the dec was held concerning some t church matter s. Without A Rival. an(J painB of all kinds. Salvation Oil ha* no Mra. Frank Julf, MS Gratiot Ave., Detroit, Mich., write*: “l used Salvation Oil in my family and can *ay it ha* no rival a* a Uni sprained my ankle and it cored me aud feluee then I have always need ft for any pain* and bru.be*.” Salvation Oil ia sold for only J5 cents. No Other remedy will do the-work a* promptly. Children Cry for THE COUNTY NEWS. Correspondents' Reports of What Their Neighbors Talk Of the Happen I Mjf* In Their Hospectivc Lo¬ calities. All the Nows. DOTS FRlM 172 DISTRICT. BY Item: BURROWS. Mr. Saul Porkins is looking very bud. Romamber your duos to this paper and pay them up. Mr. Charlie Dozier is in very bad health at Hillman. -Mi’. Li. L. Wright is among his friends and relatives here again. jjtev. P. P. Brown, of Mesena, was within our borders last week. Mr. Reuben Dozier will move near Barnett another year, so wo learn. Mr. Oglesby, the fruit tree man, was in our district the past week delivering trees. The 172nd District can beat the country in horse-trading. Wo go you drinks o i that. The old Kendrick mill is going to be over hauled generally which Is very much needed. Credit is shut down now on those whom the bulk of tho money is made on the laboring class. Judge Hal. Flyut was in these parts last week visiting relatives and selling clothing by sample. Mr. Dicky, of Buckhoml, will locate in oar district another year and sell whiskey at Sha ron. Mr. Lint Williams will re¬ main in this sod ion at Barnett another year in place of going to Augusta. Mr. O. D. Moore one of Ray¬ town’s pillars and one of Talia¬ ferro's host men visited Augusta last week. Idleness is getting to bi a great, luxury with a heap of our oeoijl g now atbty.j, especially the, young men. The road Commissioners of this district are having tho roads put in better order, repairing bridges &e. Mr. W. A. Stone, Sr., of Hay town. is getting quite feeble but is very lively for a man of his age and afflictions. Lish Moore can out ride, out holler and make more fuss on a horse or mule than any other man in tho district. Will Bates, of this district, a colored man. they say will clear 1 between $400 and §500 on a three horse farm this year. Tolbert Bailey was brought I from Tennessee to Barnett a last Thursday and buried at Greenwood come,lory. Mr. Shed T. Cosby will leave district for Woodvillo. Green county, next week, where he make his home another j The barroom business looks as tnough itm getting a move on t itself m Faliafem : I hree m Rev. Mr. ,, Emory, T , , ,. f nfiw I ie pastor of Raytown Methodist , burch p roac hed there last Hun- ; 1,,H fl,ht WA ’ , in L " ho mr ' Mrs. William PliilJips died at, Saturday morning at Our sympathies arc. to the bereaved rela- j * vo,< and ,n<!nd8 ' We see negroes and some white carrying corn to town to (; i[ f or 45 or 50 cents a bushel to; w j,i*k 8 y with. Next Spring ,-y tt, w «. for the same corn. glorious times and these people. are j what a country , Mr. .r im n,T*rver, i>#uon.«»., ; “June the «.h. ’ 0 . 1 . TO. k ths * v''ri [ V*, «„'}.* ‘o'.T'] 0 u- complaint*, viz j,„, t,„„blc i,ri.| g< n i dabiliiy, and find it II ibftt it 1. fee!, I would not b • m ■" [f you would know the , value , of ihi« gre it remedy in the aefid to TJm At! .t.ta Cl*, rmeal Go. Ar m (In lor 48 pigebok, free. >«•« |>sck»ge, la*g<’ Oottlo, l<rJ dose*, ? Pitcher’s Castoria. Highest of all in Leavening Power.—Latest U. S. Gov’t Report Royal ABSOLUTELY PURE Marti .,' t» .7. Mr. Charlie Ogletree and M Annie , Ellington were Sunday last at the homo of bride's parents in this county. The ceremony was performed Iiov. R. E. L. Harris. The groom is the son of Mr. Ed. H. Ogletree of this county and bride is the daughter of Mr. 8 . S. Ellington, and an excellent young lady. Charlie ir, one of Taliaferro’s steady young men. Wo wish for them much happi¬ ness along their journey of life. now'* This? Weoffer One ITundred Dollar* lie - ward for. any case of f'atanh that can¬ not. lie cured Uv Hall’s Oatatrh Coro. F. J. ORKNEY cfcOO.,Toledo, O. We, (lie undersigned, have known F. Cheney for (lie hist Jo years, and believe him perfectly honorable in all business transactions anil finanoi ly tittle by to carry out any obllgaiioiis iittidu their fit in. Went & Tnnx, Wliolo .iilo 1) u, Toledo, O Widdlng, Kinnan & Mniviii, WIiokwalo'DrngL'i-lH, Toledo, O, Hall C iibl' lh L , ... taken inter. s lire is iially, ft it.illg directly l'|">n the blood mucous surhu-u* of the sssl' tn. M',H tree. ,* Price 75 o per 1 . lit" I , In. Sold ,,, by all , Druggist. Hall * Family Pill’s ftl'e the best' Mrs. Eliza llcid has moved from her home near town to the Mary Jennings lot. Mrs. W. P. Hubert and Logwou visited Harlem week. Pretty §1.50 water sets at G. Lucas'. —Mr. and Mrs. George Thom¬ of hear Crawford, are visit¬ ing relatives at this place. ‘Swft’ii ’ , f That the Alliance Store is hotulquarters for Christman goods. lo r,„ht T:,.l ,,,,, B .| on .ill goods bought at A m,;ul» AlllanM Store tho nicest fancy candy in '"liaUiw Alliance Store is place fo buy firecrackers. That the Alliance Store's candy can’t the candy be beat. That all at is sweet. That the Alliance Sloro sells more good coffee for $ 1.00 than any house in town. That you can buy clocks at the Alliance Store cheaper than where. That the Alliance Store is t he place to buy all your goods, Observer. ROBINSON ITEM?. UV INWONITIIH. Mr. T. F. Rhode* has re torn from Atlanta, Miss Julia Smith, of Wood is teaching school her •. Miss Irma Hu tiphi- y is visit ing her sist -r, Mr?. Jones week. Mr. J, 1. Hoard, Ji., „ ha.* , ...... i turned homo from Atlanta visit of ,, wo montflH , ... ,, * { ( . Kancilc nas f) ., s m - lo and oxpocts to make his future home there, \j r Edward Iiixon has gone in the mercantile business, w jth the Messrs. Asbury. Mr . Henry Pinker and lady with Miss Edna, his sister, of Washington, spent Sund ly with at this place. There was alarge crowd folks at the sociable -«*m - m, -v,, As the mo lerti dancejs tolerated, the young mm in ancient style. Save The Children. ^ cbildren flre attac ked with cough, cold and croup, Dr. Hull’* cough »yrup will i*ove a quick and enrecure. Mr. TcAwx E. Baker, Blandon, l’a., writes: ‘We liavc need Dr. Bull’* Cough Syrup for cough, ........ ..... cough medicine and cure lor these affectionu. We never run out of it, but alwa y* keep it on hand.” Dr. jj u ir, Cough Syrup is sold everywhere f or 9,1 ceots. InaUt on having it. Is the Best. $ 1. In Advance. NO- 44. COTTON MARKET. Th« following nro the latesi quotations for cotton In Crawfordville, corrected every Thursday evening! Good Middling 81-2 Middling...... 6 1-4 Low Middling. 6 Mr,. !*Ii 1111 {>’■ DokI, Mrs. Bill Phillips, daughter of Mr. Alex Stewart of this county died Sat urday morning last at h.>r father's homo near Barnett. She had not boon sick many days and her death was very unexpected. Our sympathies are extended the bereaved. An attempt was made to wreck the night, express near Rutledge by placing rails and ties on the track. The engine stopped just in time to save many lives. A Vntnublo I’ri'»i rIpH<il). Editor Morrison of Worthington, Ind., Sun," writes- “You have a valuable prescription in Electric Bltiers, and l can cheerfully recommend it for Consti jmtioii and Sick Headache, and asagen c,al system tonic it lias no equal.” Mrs. Annie Stelile, 2625 Cottage Grove Ave,, Chicago, was all run down, could not- at ,,,,r d'gejt food, hadIn baekache which never left her and felt tired and weary, Hot six bottles .if Electric Bitters restore ed her health niul relieve d her strength. Prices 50 cents and 1.00. Get a Battle »t Dr., K.J.Reid's. We Will IlMve It. Mr. Bosselle, on a of the m am tigers of tho long-distance tejfe* phones was h$rl last, Friday procuring thojught of way to run his line fnrough town and making arrangements to have an office established hero, lie suodfeoded in getting the consent of the town council «n,i t>»- »it^ Zt'iw W*:^' civil. ! through and soon w 1 ® will have telephone connect Ions with all ^ (n Orttwfor(lvillo and talk to I Klfoahor^‘Sfr'vork* 1 'Sa they were only on the other side ! ‘> f 1 ! ‘ e This «*'«“ ta in whiol, ofelectr voa occu- c, y »’Y- anag., I and Crawfordville is taking on oloctnciu airri. — LOSS OF VOICE After Acute Bronchitis CUBED BV USING AYER’S Cherry Pectoral A PREACHE S EXPERIENCE. “Three months ago, I took a vio lent cold which resulted in an attack of iicuto bronchitis. J put rny.re if under medk-aUivulincut, and at tho end of two mold lift was no better. J found it very difficult to preach, and concluded to try Ayer’# Cherry m v< •A - X > :■» <djfl ppjfeto > >, i Tm now taking, has rellmrad me almost entirely^ ties more will a pmnancut from cure. To all ministers siifTeriiig Hir^troublcs I rcwminend Ay- r * Publication Society,! eten. mrg, a. Ayer’s Cherry Pectoral GOLD MEDAL AT THE WORLD S FAIR. AYER S LEADS AU. OTHER SAnSAf AKlLAS. Nnt j e# » VaUAKKKKO. ___Leave tO Sell Q KO|{(;IA uof NTV. T( , a n whom it mav ciic rn: Dari i A mi,,,ini rarer oi Ida >!»■■ Haggire. dye ■•;.«•<». ha* In .lue mrinjiiu.. ^tatc of portion aid deceas'd the Mime be:n; the Eastern of the lands of sal I t u(s the »th dav ot Decetaher 18#*. OEO. H. MITCHELL, Ordinary.
