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About The Advocate-Democrat. (Crawfordville, Ga.) 1893-current | View Entire Issue (Feb. 19, 1897)
TT -;^=wf Et adi I CA1 i IL^L l ! : 11 o —i/ . \ mi T—’ xi v V5 ( Sl'OO Per "STo^x*. VOL, XXII. SIDE-WALK GLBANLGS, - Pure Basse Matters Picked Up by Loral Eepvvt’rs. SThnt Our V. -He An. Dotes ; aying. Tiiias' Our Friends Tell Us. —Trade is good while the sim nninc-f. Big bargains in soap at banco Store. —People hauling . are guano m earnest these days. If yon want pants go to the Alliance Store. —Angus Richards in making a splendid night marshal. 2 big bars pure soap at Al¬ liance Stpre fore?. —Powelton is having a post office building erected. Buy your seed Irish potatoes and __ onion sets at Alliance .stcre, Farm work has been gie.ul;, Oebyo.i on account ox in .w a i ..i.t ■—Miss Stella Holden is visit¬ ing relatives in Harlem this week. For tha right prices on all articles used on the farm, soo Paul Lucas'. —There was a Valentine par¬ ty at Mr. W. H. Harrisons Mon¬ day night;, —We are told that Otnor Tay lor got more valintines than any one else in town. The Alliance Store will soon -Mrs. Nc-wa Chapman has b-vy ri.gxPF ’..V, i.u $ cakes toiletsoap at Alliance Store for 5 c. —Mrs. L. A. Boline, of Wash ington, spent Sunday last with friends in this place. The Alliance Store's 5 cent sock is a hummer. . —Mrs. R. B. Strozer went to Greene,sboto Saturday last to v *!TXS-m^^aWx>u S ,i. ly large crowdof tramps to make calls on the people Tuesday. Vvhere’d you get that hat? At Paul Lucas’. He has tho latest at the lowest price. .x Mr. t TT Golucico has , , . lx. retw ed Mr. Combs xntercstintlis hero anfl will run ifc himself. —Ji.o, II. Stophenshas 1 rotiim cd _ and _ .-.n! m up a gattery „ , ipr" and begin maximg photographs. -Miss Lou Gnmth returned home Saturday after a visit to her brother's family in this place. Be sure to buy Biggest your soap at Alliance Store, gains ever offered. —Mr. Frank Brinkley, of Han cock county, ginned some cotton last week that he made years ago. —Sunday was a most lovely spring like day and many of our X . • dings of va- 1 ex Buy cattle powders at A1 liance Store and keep your horse in good. c..nditi ;:i. — The i t for court in this place v ■ -k is rather short and it is b -dived th.;t tho session art one. —Miss Janie Howard ret :rned to her ho ne at Stepeons Satur¬ day after a ; -d visit to mother in this place. Shoes are needed in all sea¬ sons. Tiis best shoe for the money at Caul L cask M :ty oi our citizens feasted op Siir.d Wednesday. A. barrel was gold out ina few minutes at from d 'i to f'c each. “IN THE INTEREST OF ALL THE PEOPLE.” GA„ FRIDAY, FEltl >1 V l ' VRY S ( \ L 97. .AfAAAXXA I Mr. R. B. Strozer, the jevjelor, ha .. ;30vcd ; nt0 the Trip lot. —The valentine party which was to have boon had at the ros j ( j 01; ., , (>J - J., f ] J. J). H»1 'It:. k ; Monday mgot . , vras postponed. 4 —It is reported that there has J bc ., n .. cllH / t0 w ho the iuj ics who have been attempting to wreck irnim nea r Bar:, Better get your blood in ^ colK ptiou by getting some of those fresh sarcaparillas at Paul Lucas'. —Marshal Tucker has had a force of hands on the streets this week cleaning out the gutters and drains along the side walks. —Remember ns nest week and bring us a dollar, a half or a quarter on your nbscripi ion. If ,. QVA , t p ne kas expired please re Messrs. Jno. F. and Carl If. pjolclo a ard Av". C .and J. V. An drews wont down to Charleston Wednesday to view Uncle Sam naval licet, — Dr. Cicero S. Lucas and his friend, Mr. Frank, of Washing¬ ton, spent last Sunday with the former’s friends and relatives in Crawford villa. _ jf y 0U want to see the prot tiest lot of Nothing samples, fa»cy shirts, etc. call „ at . the ., Au- . , coal voc ;‘h " ; from -oTC™ 1,0 t ' !,uS 1 W«F .. t umr from new Pow : filt °n spent Tuesday night and Wednesday in Crawfordvillo hav iughes fertilizer hauled out. — Kov. J. H. Gambrell, of the Gfoenesboro Baptist church will j lathis month anVRev ' L. I Harris will preach at Greenesbo ro 0Q thc ,.g mo day . I san.-fiud that I had become tally It ! only a qaesuion of a short nine nun "'oaM iunc to up. He had Iwea treat eh l,y some of dm k-s. phy pin iimnanont hny0 ^ relat. a , n r o On* inv day h j,p :kecl ., newuptiiier andcbaaewl to , e; i,| a n adveitisrinciit of Ohamlicr- 1.......... Cl...„,.,1 !«.*», first dose liclped Inin and ' ! cft condnucc! ! . IISI! | hi m . For sale by Dr. J, Reid, ---- VOLUME XXII. With this issue we begin an¬ other volume of this old patter, For many years it has visited the homes of the people in this section and we hope it may visit j .them many years more. O r j pag | y ear ' s work has been better Xan we expected and we extend to our patrons hearty thanks for all they have done for ns and we win ortdoaror to t >w our ? • ■ ■ circumstances considered. ' ' ‘ . aim to work for the apbaUing < Taliaferro and the sues 'AS o F '°1 - i. v'o Room for Dovbt. Proof, yes orerrvluslnilqg proof can he fumis’.ied of the excellent curative qualities of Hr. Bull's Cough Fyrup. “I caogbt a cold which led to a cough and pain in. the cheat, (pcsunior: ia?) 1 bought Dr. Bull’s Cough Syrup, and after taking one bottle of It, the cough began to disappear; when I finished taking the seeoud bottle I \v; cured. Gustav Thurn;aster, 49 II; -Dory St., ClereJand.O.'* Ixr. Bull’s C>/ ! 'h Syrup CCSia hut -j cites. 'Fa . ou’y Bait's. iSiliousnsss Iscaused by tarjiiil liver, which rrevi'uts tUiris-. Holland permits food to feruvut Wi4 putrlly in Uic atoataeh. Then follow dizziness, li.v.rta.fce, i ;j 4# ^ty X: i inson’.i’.n, nervousness, and, „ ™ Vi ^ T if not relieved, potions fever f Qi ‘ 1 t: cm. ■ •r Id i I | 'I o l'S W 1 fills stimiiUto the stomach, u “ v -' r, ■' tip- lie r, euro Headache, dleri ioss, con* slipaft.in.••!••. 25 cents. Sold Hood's hired Stigsapnriho. j•osglsfs. Tiie only mils to tatta with mJB 1 -—~ THE CUAWFORDVILL1 MILL. | 4 My regular running agd?Satur¬ ?-«ys at my mill are Fridays days in each week. I whop on 1ui:k1 a f eal to ' U1 __.____1___1_- ‘' 1 J ’’ ir j /° QjM'kf ^ ^ MARPIAGM Wt',oM il$h.VA'. Mr. James U. Dnufiatn',' Jto of Hits comity, was married Mi , Marehman IVeduysday veiling ;•< the home of the brido father, Mr. Rily Mtirehmaq, at White Plains. Wo wish them life. •if s END Til El It NA - Write, to your friendVand rela¬ tives who have gone (Sit of the county and ask them tysub,scribe for the county paper. I It is like “a letter from homo’j|io them. Sand us their address*, and we will send them sample ,4 coiiies. _ » . Our new r: rr - press? ”" c v ' mit Wonday, hut tn. ^ /out and pult}n ,, i:1 took oi our time we couldjhot gat out as good paper the, .!■ week as we would like to ha gotten out. However when we got straight wo hope to give a gowl paper. w «-nt to geUn some ned stories and many feature;: that will be of much interest, ------------- ------ WILL BE TRIED, The P fire engine for Crawford T it.*: capacity us a fm* , ? ' oxtin- 1 J . ;iisher will take place hdn* to fVV. , r , ., V't-.C . !‘? V .. .. , V. „ur,,ug i > satiu’otf d with ojI and then set on flre and lot burn until the. .. i committee ays pat it ut> The trial will be given in the afternoon. fy?GOD’S Sarsaparilla has ovet-and a i over again proved by its etircs, w t. ■ ,i all other preparations full ad, that it i, die One True BLOOD Purifier PEOOF OF ITS NEED. One of our guano agents wiys li:at uot l>,i a, >lelo get u. as <uc!» guano from the’fac-ory ;; ‘ *on as he canm-H. T r )>ointo:- 5 ' atJ " ; ncta ° d to Sl, id>ky the demat d of oar homo jxjoj !•;. TIi j gentleman, nays that he is wil|« ing to put in Die building for thA oil mill and gumo works mid h:r* b • m r •:’/?.)! to o ', in Dl.'lii in , y . TMia 5 io v;a ■/ and if all w do own prop; rt •I .. l ■w.'lton will sabneribo ■ til amount. D: ■ factory bo (■ stablisl Th o '■ s :o : :ld lake stock in f'.is on v 5: » «.’;A Wait One Like M. Cant. J. J. Daniel and Mr. P. G. C. Pon ! :. of Wo;)d inch wmv hero last week to see Or > vvlor 1 villo'a now Presbyterian c ir.iv'a. They are thinking of ovarii till¬ ing or building a now cinuvh at Woodstock and tliov , ;.no (o it: zpoct, the handsome new strn turn here with an idea of hitikl iug their ehim it .•.something lice it. They were ph ased with, the itrraugemt'ht and tippeara-non of t he Crawford villo citiuvh. “tfi-llo Tlien-t” Twenty live hands were put io work Mondu on the \ug :,d:: end of the Long Distance Telo Pkorm ami with a force of hands at Madison, the work will go on rapidly smd soon the telephone line will be complete front Atlan la to Augusta, and Crawford-, ill,> will have connection with both of these cities. After about two week’s work in Augusta the hands will tdart out this way and about an average of four miles per day will bo put up of wire and poles. If will Iw ‘'Hello to Augusta" and ''Hollo to Atlan ta>. ’’ The rainbow party last Friday night at the residence of Mr. W. r. Gunn, in this place, vv„ largely attended and all tioomnl ........ «.-I-•• ^ C. in ( ,,, nm entertain:.; sit. Th( , ym , lt , ilit . n shoved (heir skill at hemming aprons (some of them probably having prao ticed sewing on buttons) nisi the pri/> a nice scarf was Col. Carl 'iTold'Ui while “booby" pri/,e was won by our popular young mere,hunt, Mr. Paul G. Lucas. This prize via; ! *T lr of fuir was entertaining. Dvlla bttb h ,,, an<i ana calc ca.o ,, wore W( , ro T,*ved. .,ervca. roniA. ^ ./yIfk’T- . ______ ?e tvsr/ on * , o vnppir. Tin* !'t*< rid f, i'll;; on-* at le * i )>i < •< I Io Wi'eclc the fast train on the Georgia H ■ ;;*d ear Barnett again one night last wee;;. Cross IF;. were loo doy la id oti the track and the pilot of Iho engine knocked Ih'Di off with no damage to any thing, This is the second at ,,t to wreck the train at this and the ant.horiti *s hst e offei. d a re v. ard for tint parties who are making this effort to bring about such a horrible acci dent tv; ti.. silly occurs vviicn _ _ - ■ Aside from 1be 1 ho people of tee * on the lookout to arrest the .v!io i. tryitig io it jure pro] ; T’ this underhanded . Tim effort to wreck attain ;• 1)0 Wonders f lever Cevse. X» first! i.s.Dxr tkc t'irtures of rlicunialism, bceaunc that modern Km meat., Salvation Ok, p'/iiLvDycurcH it. “I iva a great tufiVin-r from eciatie rheumati’t:i, rnd the F t of Hoi-ton at k tided n:e s/itlfo .f hcf. I corn j ir.cnced »;••! ; Mai ■> Oil, and two bottles Ju h * d rw • ad< dully. It icertaii.D/!.; ;worl u 1 wouderSirith me. •Mrs. E. J. Pi/ A, Box 2S, Enfield, jf>,DSi. : ’ Salvation Oil i for sale by all Idealas for 25 eta. Taka no substitute. In Advance- NO. I. ..SB sj I have just opened up a splendid slock of the l.ifed HI (ides ill 1 hOSS (jOOJS, I’ll! tons trimming ;md notions, Dom.ssiics, calicoes and all goods in (his line fresh and pretty. 011008 j! . My which new stock just been of shoes hits opened is complete with latest styles in line shoes and best w toes of heavy work shoes. SVL F. GRIFFITH, CrawJordvillo, - Georgia. A i; ■ KICII \ .. ... Again we have I'm autlioiity to apjtoir.t, a young man fr.Jin this county to a wbolavsliip in tin' North Ut'orgiti Coif''.;.! at Dalilotioga. Is lltere a, yciau; mail in this county who wants to go? We ;vi .0 oiVer again life Hoholarsliip in o;io of the best business colleges in Dio Swill for a very small sum. Wliilti'vcr m:n lx* flu- ( :iii c(if h!.:11< 1 1 - illy, lift' hull' 11111,1 ho I*.*K|(:»!•'•>i I" iv orhii n il color by tl*g u ,„'dial tiotc.V, Vt'UK!'!, I Li Ilf-; V'*^i'j‘ 1 ’li,* !'■ ■ tl !ii a It. ■ i ASK I\o llEEI’. There was an elderly woiiiitii begging about town here . ion day. Site said her daughter bad die.I in Augusla and I hat a/ter paying out all the money she luul she was forced to ask aid of the people along to gel ba. !< io her home near Madison. H w.t.-« said that a ,young man was along with her and that lie was wear¬ ing good clothes and ekl not see a t) be on the be ga rs I HI. THE BEST Ffi&HW raEStCiKE Ulio Ha'i E’/or Known. V/ordn of rnii»a iroia a I.'avi York Lady for / .. • /•.[.) L ..I 1 J> “ J would li!:D to i ,; \ nv ? tlmt of oLh ib v, !d> I, 11,D-1 i J'iIIh, : .ifl }•» mi;, ; X : I fov m:iiyy •■cut 1 »«•: •, r-Mil*lfK f ‘1111 l r . I '■ t< »!'■}) nutl live." fr'f:!)!»•. In!' tic- <■!"■> t>f hciuhteh'! iM''! "i !■" ! ■< :'■ 1 < . r . - luoutd, Ayer’.; J’.Jb n.,;;' '. if ■ <; 1. . X u » -“j ■ .L ■$ ) r. i ■y n y..i X'4 » / l a When nty fr’ icU u M rri })i: it KM ai'fi, liver, or Jit*v - 1 , twelve r i <, A; < ; i'ilh ill 1>: ’» P • j a •1: Sever, m id I v < (St (, They , HUd if i< !<.< >], ilm t !‘ nr f.illliJy 1 h im- I li.TVf* t'Vi’T Lti'iw jMr'k. May . ySc\Y Vo; i it S'. m WU S»iL ?.3 Highest Hsiiora at World's Ea'r. fijerk ia.-aparilla Curts all fclood Uaonltrt
