The Advocate-Democrat. (Crawfordville, Ga.) 1893-current, April 16, 1897, Image 1
The Advocate-Democrat. 8100 Per Tear. VOL, XVII. The Alliance Store Can satisfy The most fastidius With 9 . . Shoes and Oxford Ties,4 For ladies and children, See our stock And be convinced. . ' • SIDE-WALK NOTES. Home Matters Picfted Up by Our Local Reporters, What Our People Are Doing ami Saying. Things Our Friends Tell III. —The weather has been line this week. Early amber cane seed be _ qt at Alliance Store. ■—Judge Geo. Mitchell visited Robinson Saturday. —Flowers will be scarce this v ‘"Lakeshad. a in JLd& v ■ ‘ "ar salt, liance Store 5c per lb, —Mr. W. R. Reid is planting his cotton crop thi A s week, - * Get , hat at Alliance ,,,. a straw Store before the best are gone. —Judge T , S. H. Rhodes went , up . to Atlanta Saturday on business. —Miss Emma Jane Beazley's school at Jennings closed last week. —All hands and the cook have heed gardening and farming this Week. —Miss Claud Bristow’s school at Ogletree’s meadow closed last Friday. —Miss Nannie Guest is visit¬ ing her relatives and friends in Madison. —Prof. Jack Beazley’s school at Sandy Cross closed exercises last Friday. —Judge Reese is holding Court in Athens this week for Judge Hutchins. —The teachers examination will be held here soon. See no¬ tice in this paper later. —Mrs. B. M. Holden will ,go to Atlanta this week to visit relatives in that city. Do sure to see the beautiful oxford ties for ladies and chil¬ dren at Alliance Store. Part of, the Alliance Store's silk for waists, and pliiids for skirts has been received. —Potatoes planted before the rains have not Come up well— Other garden truck as well. —Jno. Stephens gallery open ingthis week was a success and many dice pictures' wefe made. —A number of our citizens took in Augusta Friday last on account of cheap railroad fare. —Mr. and Mrs. Harold visited tjie latter’s brother. Rev. R. E. L. Harris at this place last Fri¬ day. . —We welcome “Spy from Moore's mill/ and hope items will be sent regularly 8 for “ Mr. \r W. ur J. tv, Norton v, hqs the ooumu-t wolden to rcsicfenoQ enlarge Col. and flprace has d.1 s ready started to work. —Mr. ,, and Mrs. Paul i tt H. r*\' Chap man came down irom Rutledge Saturday ir to visit the parents -his place. “IN THE tNTE«B*T OP At. PE OP UK.** CRAWFORDVILLE, GA., FRIDAY, ARR1L 16,1897. —When will those other mar¬ riageable couples report? —E. C. Gunn week. paid a visit to Augusta this —The mad'dog scare has not died out yet, but the dog crop is thin now. Mrs. J. W. Johnson, of Greenesboro, visited Crawford ville this week. —Prof. McLaughlin reported having raddishes, sallad and other garden truck large enough to use a week or more ago. -Mr. Bert Flynt, son of Sena tor Flynt, united with the Bap tist church here Saturday and baptized Sunday morning. —Mrs. J. P. Perkins is boarding her -daughter in Cra$viop Aiflla- to tages of music lessons a* well as schooling. ’ —Mr. ,, C. _ F, McDannell, _ ., the ,, ar ^j s t, who has been with us this week is a gen i us Q f rare ability and he is at home in all the branches of art. —M r . and Mrs. Paul L. Chap¬ man, Mr. and Mrs. R. E. Har¬ ris, Carl Holden and Misses Ella Norton and Mabel Nelson went out fishing Tuesday their last. They have not reported luck yet. The old story of Prometheus is a parable. Prometheus was on terms of intimacy with the gods. From theffi he stole fire, and gave it to men. For this sin he was bound to the rocks of Mount Caucassus, and vultures were set upon him. They only ate his liver. This grew again as fast as it was pecked away. Are his sufferings to be imagined? Take a modern interpretation of the parable. There is no cooking without fire. In cooki ng and eating the mischief lies. The stomach is overtasked, the bowels become clogged, they that cannot dispose of the food is given them. The impurities buck up on the liver. Then come the vultures—the torments of a diseased liver. Dr. Pierce’s Golden Medical Discovery vultures is more than equal to tile of dyspepsia and its kindred dis¬ eases, There is no more need of suffering from dyspepsia one’s than self. there is of hanging Sold by all m’edicine dealers the world over. —Correspondents will remem -■ her that we sometimes have to curtail s6me of their writings to get them in. It is impossible to publish strictly many long articles of vital that are fiot news or local interest. 'two years a go I i- J.-VTarrftj, a druggist at Pleasant Brook. N. Y. tain’s Cough a Remedy. "“PJ^ ^amber- He suris .Up ,M result n£ follow*. “At ffeit » ( wdfcft.; [ IC goods day were Champlain’s unknown in Cough this to Remedy is inHundmb a honm.*h6ld of^nmnnities. wor<l. w It is ame Where v p. la the good Jialn.es /sf Chamberlain’s Ccugu Remedy beootm. Inown the people will have not For sari by Dr R. t He id. LOST A HOUSE. ~r Mr. C. C. Caldwell lost a valu¬ able horse oue day last week. Ho had just bought it in Wi^jtiinglon and soon after he star to# homo ^vvith it, it took sick adjd died within a few minutes thsijeafter. His loss was considerably over *100. _ X THE “CELEBRATED^ * The colored people ,ted emancipation in big sty l*pj here Friday last. The trains in large crowds and n y of them tilled up with liquor,, no trouble occured excep or crSwrirrJ'sr^ two got into the callabocpe fot ■ CHANGE IN OFFICJ ■ W. P. Hubert lias vesij his position as assistant dep emt and telegraph operator at this place and E. C. Gunn, fr^m the Social Circle office has taken the office here. Will’s liianyAdbuds here regret his leaving xj#, arid Eugene’s friends welcomjp., W|H him ^ ac i c pis 0 pi home. has no other _______. place „ in view. SL • SHOULD RE DONE. *6 - . ' M Ml ' T v V ’ Oarrett Garrett i.sinvol.imit- is invomigut . arrangements to naw ni,s in S ? atea manufactured in. Crawfordville. It is agoqaidea. Our town should be manufactur ing a number of such J^eful articles that are now mi IU northern factory of this kind woAMci *>, pay better here now ,. than most, any business that could be iuyested in considering the amou lit it would cost to start it up. SEND NO MONEY. If any of our readers liavt • been induced to answer the ad't. the Avalon Bicycle Co., Milwau¬ kee, Wis., it will be well t > send them any money. concern has failed—to ps,y debts and now another calling itself the Advance Co., in the same city claims continue the broken down Ava¬ lon concern. They both setem be the same concern. OUR THANKS CONTINUED. The following kind patron* have paid their suhxcrlption since our fust issue. A. 1). Moore, 50c to April 15 ’9T J, C. Jordan. $1 to Feb. 1 ’9S MARUIElTsUNDAY NIGHT, Mr. Robert McGibonyand Miss Mamie Harrison were married last Sunday night at the home Mr. H. H. Flynt, in this place, Rev. L. P. Winter the ceremony. Mr. McGibony is now a resident of this place but for the past few years made his home at Greeneslporo. He is One of our finest and ik Connected with the of Mr. J. N. Chapman. wish for the happy couple a and happy life. —We are glad to know Mr. W. W. Bird is after so long a spell of sickness. A Peerless lAtiimtOtii An a pain destroy Hi na<l etna, fot fheumatism, Slalvatk/ff f)>! is iii< peer of all liniments. A r m,rietor of SmeblugerP Oeve» Wi 0ii w ; hs “I .'ered from r , . . , , twelve v rtfand niv £ ftttack kl ,, m0 in , tmab3e ' 4 *»*• I 0 1 ^ ^ was m> P and sJ out. A* &} i »am de •trojer Mii« y. ; neBt t r iag , ma} ^ “ » , SajVaUon OU _ is sold everywhere to- 2-5 e'en*. Try it aild be cobVM*^J. A NEGRO KILLED. A Bad Report from the Convet Camps IN WILKES COUNTY. A Taliaferro County Wan In Troubl# About th« the Old Man* My* Can - * non .Say* he Can Prove hi* Innocence. News reached here Tuesday of a bad affair over'in Wilkes if re¬ ports are true. It Is said that a negro convict was whipped to death at the camps of Mess 3 H. & Wade Griffin, and th y«^» nRn 5s trouble as he was the whipping bpss 'The at the camps. Augusta Chronicle has the following special report of the affair. On Friday last a negro, work¬ ing in the chain gang of J. H. & W. H. Griffin, was whipped by the boss of the gang. Tho ne died and was bnvied Satur day-. Today the coroner’s jury a§gemblod to hold an inquest. Tho body was taken up and ex¬ amined. The flesh was horribly mntiltftecl. Tho jury found that death was caused from the whip¬ ping and young Bob' 1 Cannon, tho whipping boss, was brought here to-night and placed in jail to await the grand jury in May. Humor says tho negro was buried at night. He was 00 or ll ofit? "'ills ' numtT’wus Frank McRae. CATARRH CANNOT BE CURED with local applications, an they Catarrh cannot, reach ilic seat of tho disease, disease, is a blood or constitutional and in order to cure it you must take in¬ ternal remedies. Hall’s Catarrh Cure is taken internally, and acts directly on tho blood mid mucous surfaces Hull’s Catarrh Cure is not a ijtinck medicine’ It was prescribed this by one of the beat physicians in country for years, and is a regular proscription. It is composed of the best tonics known, combined with tho best blood purifieis, acting directly on the fnu cous surfaces, Tho perfect combina¬ tion of the two ingredients is what produces such wonderful results in curing Catarrh. Send for testimo¬ nials, free. F- J. CHUN EVA CO. Props., Toledo, 0. Sold by druggists, Pills price the 75c. best. Hall's Family are GOING TO LEAVE. While lam in peace wiih everybody here and inn able, to go off ( am preparing to leave and take tills method ti ask till who are due rnc anything to pie ce come forward and settle st once. GEORGE MOODY. Crawfordville, Oft., April 6th A BAD BLOW-UP, There was a terrible explosion of an engine over in Wilkes coun¬ ty one day last week. The en¬ gine of Mr. McEvoy exploded and tore everything to splinters that was in its reach. There Was but one person seriously hurt and is reported to lie young Jesse Evans. It is said that he was badly mangled and his head Crushed. He was scarcely alive when we last, heard from him. A Truthful Statement. An excellent and invaluable remedy, for the cure of cough, cold and hoarse¬ ness, is Df- Bull’s Cough Kyrup, and Mr. Ja*. Hadfield, 350 West St„ New York City/ verifies Bull’s this statement, hyrii'p tie writes; “Dr. Cough j, * mQtt kxc *lleoi remedy lor cough, m ^ v * _ 1 r rrrt-ut pleasure m recommending ff it to u> aU an, who require 1 *uch a Valuable household medicine. .. . ,, Dr. , Bull s Cough <•,,.<*». «wnn byrup im told everywhere for 25 cents. In Advance. NO. 9. iOYj NG POWDER Absolutely Pure. Celebrated fur Us great, Uv. \ citing strengt li nj|tl heivH.hfultnt's. A sum, tlir food against alunJ autI nil harms of udiiKern- 1loncommont»> the eiienp brands. IBri Ab BAKING I’OW.lEU CO., New York. I.UTHEU II.VDA W YY\S DEATH. Luther I?. Hjadawaydied day evening at the home of his father, near Jointing’s church, of lung trouble from which he lias been a sufferer for a year or more. It is a particularly sad death from the fact that the de¬ ceased was a lively and popular, business young man who was about 27 years old, and who lmd made for himself a bright start in this world. About a year ago his ill health forced him to give up a paying mercantile business which he had built up at Hurt well, a thriving northeast Geor¬ gia town. His remains were in¬ terred at the Jennings cemet ery Mfa incsiiay ’The sympathies of i the entire community are extended the bereaved family. Americans are tne most inventive people on earth. To thorn have been lusiied nearly 600,000 patents, or more than one-thud o( all the patents issued in the world. No discovery of mod era years has been of greater benefit to mankind than Chamberlain’s Colic, Chcdera and Diarrhoea Remedy, or has done more to relieve pain and suffer¬ ing. J. W. Vaughn, ofOaaton. Ky, KrtyN* “I have used Chnmberlain’s Colic, Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy in my family for nevoral yearn, and find it to be tho beat medicine I ever used for era mps in tho Htomach and bowels. FoP Ha b) by l)r. 11, J, Reid, The farmers o/ Georgia will use com meri liil fertilizers to the amount of S7, ()00,000 this year. There are I,too brands In the market, au lucre,''*e of 8011 over last year. Mrs. A. Invcen, residing at 726 Henry >St., Alton, III., suffered with sciatic rheumatism fo," over right months. She doctored fi>rif. nearly the whole of this time, usi.'ig various remedies recommended by friends, and was treated by the physiclano, but re¬ ceived no relief. She then turid one and a half bottles of (Iharnl.>erlain's Pain Halui, which effected a complete euro. This is published at similarly her re¬ quest, as she wants others afflicted to know what cured her. Tho 25 and 50 cent sizes for sale by Dr. Jl J. Reid, Druggist, An Albany girl gives us tin; definition of love: “/telling at tlie Jicart ami can t scratch it,’’says tu» Amsrkus Ifc.ruUt. No-To-Hne for Flftjr C«nU. fJuaranU }#*,/!' nbnevo b*blt cure, f/iaL:«# w«ulc ujuii ntroni;, blood pure. W*,#l All tlruggiMl*. TAKE NOTICE, In connection with watch, clock and jewelry repairing, during the summer months, (provided you Inlrig the machine to my shopf I will make sewing machine run }|/(ht am] wtltch |**rfwt tliftt yon * on* HUifit kVort)il<fMH. I ran rojmlr miy kind < ' tniv hlrn ry. I nm u |>ractic tl workinun, no robhkr. if i do nov/i\f. mVmfnvtioti j want no pa y. B. li. STKOZEK. Jt wtder, CritwforcliDcr. (In, •Ofow to I liras nil Hkii, t )\»an •• "imply Ifituniaf ««,.> tnkdU'fm; ; 'failin' i +l>h liand*, wd ti' un, Atr la.ta ,. **< mA enrative ixmitrs an tw^rue*. ^ rB , Ak „ Oiaiwtm.