The Advocate-Democrat. (Crawfordville, Ga.) 1893-current, March 12, 1897, Image 1
nr* ;» e > HE ADVOCATE-DEMOCRAT. $1.00 Per Tear. VOL, XXII. SIDE-WALK GLEANINGS. Paro Home Matters FicKed Up by Our Local Reporters, What Our People Are Doing anti Saying. Things Our Friends Tell Us. Big bargains in hats at Al¬ liance Store. —Some fruit blooms showed up Sunday last. 2 quires note paper at Al¬ liance Store for 5c. —If you do not got your- paper regularly please notify tff s of¬ fice. 9 —Up to date March has been full of cloudy days, very little wind. —We welcome our "Marga¬ rets Grove Wanderer "to our columns. —Miss Stella Holden went up to Atlanta Wednesday to visit relatives. I have 3,000 stalks of Sugar Cane for sale at 01.25 per 100. T. E. Bristow, T wo packages XXX envel¬ opes for 5c at Alliance Store. —Mrs. J. H. Leary of Craw¬ ford is visiting relatives here this week. —Oscar Chapman spent Sun¬ day last with his brother, Paul, at Rutledge. * If you want to save money Aliiahce bay your pants and clothing at Store. 'H'i—Prom th# cry of the little chicks it would seem that picnic season was not far off. Don't fail to see the now stock of shoes at Alliance Store. —--Mi.. Pc, A, ui this cbniii-V wont down to Norwood Monday to visit Mrs. Mary Darden. —Outsiders are constantly talking about the increased busi¬ ness being done in Crawfordviile now. — Some of our people began gardening last weak, but the rain and cool east wind stopped them. —Chat lie Smith, formerly with this paper here, is now located m New Orleans with a lumber company. —Mrs. L. L. Osljn. of Barnett, stopped over here Monday on her way from Atlanta, to visit relatives. —Mrs. T. C. Holden and chil¬ dren. of White Plains spent Sun¬ day last with relatives in Craw¬ ford vilie. —We have the promise of some good items from "The Man About Town” who will begin next week. —Jack Beazloy is suffering with a severe attack of poison oak that has made him almost blind for the past few days. *2.75 buys a good suit of clothes at Alliance Store. —Mrs Burgess, of .Vo Carr-f accompanied her son. Rev. W. P. Burgess, Sunday last, and paid her friends a visit here. —Rev. If. E. L. Harris preach ed two good helpful sermons at the Baptist church last Sunday, —Greensboro Herald-Journal. —Mr. S. II. Rhodes’ is an ap¬ plicant for the post-office at this place. He says he has encour¬ aging promises and feels sure of his appointment. —Misses Della Moore. Prannre Barnett und Annie Brooke, of Raytown, were the guests of Mrs. Horace M. Holden in this place this week. — Prof Ki-’i'sley r-ave r tfraphophoiK! concert at the Hi«h School building Friday night last accompained by stereopti con views of Cuba. Extra good ; ^island at Alliance .»U;re for uc per #ard. cix^Toniii.. 1 !» «* -. niTjn, “IN THE INTEREST OF AU. THE PEOPLE.” GAFRI \ >AV, MARCH 12, —Mr. J. V. Garrett fell out of his buggy near Mr. S. H. Rhodes’ residence and it was said that he was badly hurt, but we learn that lie is alright now. —John Stephens’ photograph gallery next to the Advocate Dkmockat office, is getting into shape now and will soon be ready for the camera and sub¬ jects. —Mr. J. P. Johnson writes a reply to Mr. Cooper's article about the J. P. election in the 608th dist. which came in too late.to get into this paper. It will appear next week. —We are glad to see that Mr. T. C. Holden has-' been made mayor of White Plains. i-Craw fordviUe is Claud's old home and his friends here are glad to note his prosperity in our sister town. —James C. Williams was here Tuesday in the interest of the Augusta Herald. This is Jim's old home and his many friends were glad to see him. He got several subscribers for the week¬ ly Herald. Buckingham’s Dye for the Whiskers is the best, handiest, safest, surest, cleanest, most economical and satisfactory gentle¬ dye ever invented. It is the men's favorite, —It is said that Mr. Frank Rhodes’ two boys at Siloam have two goals on which they vide over the plantation and when they gei tired of goat-riding they mount yearlings and ride them. Frank is making cow¬ boys of them. —Col. Jim Reid found a new, unknown grave on his place, in town one day tips week and re¬ ported it !o thetown authorities r' -l l ' i:iy ;«r: DiWIf proved the queer hud to be the grave of a dog. THE LATEST STYLES. 1 Mrs. L. F. Stephens has just i received from the northern mar ket and is opening up the larg est and best assortment of the latest styles of Spring Millinery oral- brought to Cra.-ior.lvil 0 . Call to see hor if you want the latest styles, and the best assort- j moat to select from. Prices are 1 right. | FOUND NOTHING. The investigation before our town council Tuesday night in regard to some reported irregu larities in our police force result mi ed in in o a \ indication nf ol |i t.i 10 f t nwn , • marshals, as nothing could be, found that was sufficient proof that they had done wrong. Mr. D. P. Henry had said that a par j ty to,„ Mto-^ba! T„vk.r had caugiit two negroes gamo-: ling and that the negroes protn ised to pay the Marshal *!0 to not report them. Mr. Henry] was summoned to appear before the town council and he did so, but positively refused to give j the name of his informant. Mr. Henry's statement, was all the council had to work on and i be refusing to give the name of the party who told him stopped the the chain of evidence and matter wa» dismissed. Our town council is alive to the interest of the town and they did j all they could to make this mat { Cr c j ea r. A Peerless Liniment. As a pain destroyer an<l cure for ■ rbcnmabsm, Galvation Oil is tbe peer land, 0.> writes: “I suffered from rhemnafistp for twelve years and my , last sfl.tack kept j me in bed, unable to ^ - - f WTBtion oil and soon Salvation 03 i* sold everywhere for and he convinced 1 .' 25 cent*. Try it . THE COUNTY NEWS. -fc------ Correspondents' Reports of Wlmt Their Neighbors! Talk Of the Happening!* in Tjjir Respective lo¬ calities. All the Nnv*. SANDY CROSS LOCALS. 1)Y THOUTWAN. Grippe has subsided in sick¬ our section, but there ik I* some ness. It is hoped thatsliur people will not buy too heavily of guano this season. Farmers arc turning to got in their guano every day that is suitable for work. Our people are tioi thoroughly disheartened by the excessive rains, but are going ahead to put in a good crop. RHEUMATISM QUICKl,Y Cl'UKI). After having been confined to the house for eleven dayaMind paving out $25. in doe* or bills .without beuelh, Mr, Frank Dulsen nfiSault Sle. Marie, Midi-, was "itred by me bottle of Chamberlain's Pain Halm costing 2or and has not. since been troubled with that complaint. For sale by Dr. U J. Reid. MARGARET’S GROVE. BY WANM5RF.lt. Mr. D, A. Saggus visited rel atiues at Robinson last Sunday. Mr. Courtney Rhodes and wife have moved into their new house and commenced housekeeking. The farmers of ft his communi¬ ty are badly belji'H with their work on account fhu continued ruin. -L Mr. D. A, Siggiis Yyielms is putting up some good at present, lie is getting a great detCl of work to do. Miss Mamie Moore, an accom plished young lady of White Plains, has a nourishing school at this place. She is liked very im lch ^ botl * l> atl ’0n« und l ,u * pus. , .careen,ulovery tl.iog is ,„.U, so W o will ask to bo ex ( *usod for our short coining, as this is our first attempt to write; we will try and do better in the future. One of our yonng men calls for mail often as a certain giii for merly ol this community lias moved away and taken his heart away up the Ga K* R., and an other one of our hoys looks down tho «)unlry and si-hs. Our Sunday school and. prayor mooting have been talcing a long w j n tcr nap. We hope soon to see them awaken from their sleep be brought to life again we think there is nothing better J*^ —,lty tta a Jgod j n ° --—- FROM CRII'PLE CREEK. After the big fire in Cripple G're«k, I too* a very .even, cob! and tried ninny rcmcdiei wilboiit help, the cold only becoming more nettled. "*i»g three umaH bottle* of Chamber lain*Cough Remedy,both the cough andcolil left me. and in tin* bi«b nlti mde ,t take* a .ner.torto.i*cot.gb .erne dy to do any good,—C. 1». ilender sale son * by editor Dr. If. Dally J. Hekt, Advertiser. For A UAKK OITOUTL'MTV. The Alliance Store is sending out letters this week making an offer that has never been equaled, letters explain if, for any reason, you fail to got O no of these letters, call at the Alliance Store an,1 be «n*M with one. It is an opportunity that you can t afford to m.ss. W. C. CHAPMAN. Manager, HoodV Swiparilla *11* Venn.' U accotnplMiee CHEAT CURES. Highest of all in Leavening Power.—Latest U. S. Gov't Report. ABSOLUTELY PUKE IT ISA GOOD ONE. We have secured a splendid serial story which wo begin pub lushing this week. The title of the story is “True as Steel, or a Young Life’s Mystery." and is .written by Mrs. Alvtth Jordan Garth. Hope all our readers j j j will begin with the first ami read it through. Tell yotirl neighbors to subscribe for the paper and get this story and not j bother you with borrowing the 1 paper. It is not treating the editor fair to borrow a paper. Tlm-klim** ArttTcjfc Salve. I Tlir Hurt Salvv.ta the vvorM for Cuts, Bruises, Sore*, Ulcers, Salt Rheum, Fev er, T<Ucr, Chapped .la,.,!*. OMIUlivm*. Corns, tlve'y cure* am! all I“ik«. SViu or Bnipb'an*. no pay required. and It | \ is guaranteed 1o give aattefootion or money refunded. Price 25 cent* per bo*. For wilo by Dr. K. «T. llelil. - Considerable sensat ion caus¬ ed by tin* finding of that .strange grave by Col Reid. IT CURED THEM Abb. JWi*. Henry Slum, Ciiuiil, Ain say: “Two year* ago 1 Inula Hi*, ere I cast) of’Gi i|>|,H.* and could not recover from its etf, c.‘h, About a year ago J; TrieifnClug’/iloyal Uerineiuerntel tvas, noon well. It also on led me of bowel i trouble, which I had for four year*, and I find it to be a quick euro for lieiidaclie. It. cured my wife oi t.'iippc also, andxlie sir s it in die hoM. Ibing she can get for Asthma and Vertigo. I heartily recommend it an a good mod - icitie,” Now package, large bottle, 108 (lores, £ I. DANIELS CAUGHT. Thu Ne(fio Who Killed Another nl Union I’olnt Uaplurud h v S hurl If llunry. Chas. Daniels, the negro win; shot and killed Jim Walker at Union Point on Saturday, Fob. j j 20th, this which at was the time, montione I cap- in | i»a])er night was Klierifl lured Alonday by Henry. Tho negro was hiding in this county and Sheriff Henry found that lie was at Tim SIe v art's ue:.r Sandy (Voss and lie | ( lep u tizoa Si>iu< li Jp aad wont down lor tlx* eseaped murd *rer Tlie negro was up stairs and to avoid being seen ho swung out the second story window, and | the deputies on the outside in and he pulled lumseli >Z b’ic.c ^.'.l into the room, and there met tho I glare of Sheriff Henry's shooting irons und'r it iiicb he g'a. e i.p. ; It m said he ha*l a huge pi ' 1 ',! with him, the bloody weapon he took l he lile of hi.*-, iiieiu! Walker with a few weeks ago. He found 111:1 he was in .li¬ Sheriff s charge and did no. try f<) use his deadly weapon. j Iho SheiilT too,, him 1 p '"] Greensboro Tuesday morning and turned him over to th ' | Greene county authorities who j i will for his keep lib* him at the until next he term is tried of the corn „. j A Truthful Statement. ] An excellent and invaluable remedy, (or the cure of cough, cold and hoarse nets, i» Dr. Hull’s Cough Hyrup, * U<J j Mr. Jas. Iladficld, 350 West St., New Y'ork City, verifies this utatemcnt. j ] I Rewrite*: “Dr. Bull’* Cough Syrup ii. met exctllml urn*, lor i cold and hoareeneas, and I take great medicine.“Dr. Bull'* Cou;;Ii Sjrup i* .old everywhere for 25 cent* Ill Advance- NO. 4. TAKE NOTICE. In connection with watch, cloth and jewelry iepniil: jr, cluriniv Ihe tiunniei mouths, (prt)\ i(l< (1 you bring the nwieliinc tt» mv.shop) 1 will nmlieM WUi^' iiuk lilies run lifflit ami silt( h perfect that yo i e>»n sitlei wortlile. s, 1 run repair imy Kin.I ».f nmehiucry, l am a \iracticul \vt inman, no cobbler. 1 f 1 do not--give salisfiieli< »i I want no pay. It. I'. STIto/.KIi, Jeweler, Crnwl’onlille. Giu CA.STOIt.IA. <4n«uro !« cn •vers 1 0 • «*»«* TRIED IT AGAIN. It seems that somebody tried to wreck u Georgia train on the Wasliinglon branch lust week, n is said that lies were laid put, on rack and Other ties Oil Simf off "it ported that the wheels of the engine mount si the ties and broke tli s brakes >f the engine, but she fell back on the truck and did not tumble down llin embankment, This wrecking business is getting common. UNTOLD MISERY FROM Rheumatism „ C H, King, Water Vall/si, Mi**., cwnrl by Ayer’s Sarsaparilla “For five ycnrfl, 1 milTored untold nihory from muscular ilimwiatlsm. I tried every known rctiHMly, cmiHiilkHl tho l»c*«t pliy«i cIiiiih, speiuilliK visit«•<! Hot Spring*, Ark M three times, $1000 there, luisldus doctors' hills; hut could obtain only temporary relief. My flesh was wasted away *<> flint I weighed only ninety-three pounds; my left arm and kg were drawn out of shape, the iuuncle* A \ ik ./ ' A 4 dII li Hil bf*liiK twiHtot! up In knot«r. I wan unable to die** niywlf, (ixocpt with »H.sl.Htanf’«', a ml could only bobbin about hy lifting a wine, i . had no appetite, and tvn* aH.mired. I»y lb« doct4>rn, that 1 could not live. Tin; pains, at tiinea, were so awful, that 1 could procure relief only by means of liypoflermii’ injec U«m* of inorpliln*. I Ua<l my limbs paiidage<l In clay, hi Hiilpbur^ In poulflces; but llieso givve only temporary relief After trying everything, and suffering the most awful tortures, I began to take AyeVsHursaparllkt. Inside ol two months, I was able i<> walk wfthont a cane. In three iiiontbs, my limits began to strengthen, find in the course of a year, I was cured. My weight lias Increased to 165 pounds, and I urn now able to do my lull day’s work as a railroad blacksmith.” AYER’S The Only World’* Fair Sariaparilla. AVt-U’h J’H.J.H curt /tcaUuclu. $1 DU. PEFFER'B vm-TANSY PULLS _ C' —. **N| KKWMM’OVKRY. W IIIM OVKUY. r.od WKVI’ItrAIIA t tot W A l.r i.r*, *, n n*tr. n,Jj» . - ' ’• I lf)i,»*■ 1 #} l.irotl • *’<1, • '«. „•Wtlofi. « • re*.Jvw, X-.W U»r<i *.< <*nt/ ijfOVtit or y fiD.OPG -Cf'G 1 luUU*,. jnvi/orato* <,rgai**. is . tk. v, urn «r 4uiii(*ruua linllMlvii*. tu J .jr pHgrr. i * r »*o*, •mall box *1 1 In plain wniyei. 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