The Advocate-Democrat. (Crawfordville, Ga.) 1893-current, April 30, 1897, Image 5
OUR NEIGHBORS. WJ at the People ot that Thriving Town Are Doing. SHAEOK DEPARTMENT. nr C. L. BAGBY. Visitors to our town were plen¬ tiful lust week. Misses Myrt and Annie Taylor visited our family last Sunday. Mr. Frank Gilbert, of Wash¬ ington, is at home on the sick list. Preaching last Saturday and Sunday at Raytown Baptist church. Job work done at this office in the neatest style; bring your work in. Mrs. Della Patton has returned to her father’s, since her hus¬ band's death. Mr. Stapleton on Redlick, died last week. He had been sick only a short time. Mr. Bruce, the horse trader from Wilkes county, was in our section last week. Mr. Ruff Kendrick has return¬ ed home and retired from the fruit tree business. Good many people in town last Saturday and trading was lively with our merchants. Mr. Charlie Caldwell and his escort was with us last week trading horses as usual. When you want loud talking done call on Bro. Josh Moore of Raytown he will set you up. We notice that Bro. W. J. Nor¬ ton is progressing finely with Col. H. M. Holden’s residence. Ground is pretty hard in places will at this writing. I expect we it. need more rain before we get Dr. Hill, of Washington, was out to Barnett recently on pro¬ fessional business. He is a fine doctor. We attended the Memorial ex¬ ercises in Crawfordville last Monday a nd wa s very much Mrs. William Harris now under the treatment of Dr. Binns of Crawfordville, she is improv¬ ing some. Presby¬ Preaching at Sharon terian church next Saturday and Sunday by the pastor Rev. Mr. Simpson. of Craw¬ Mr. U. S. Gunn, one fordville's successful young mer¬ chants, was in our town last week on business. Mr. H. C. Dicken and Love Merslion took a big fish last week and report good luck and a heap of fun. It is strange that people come from Crawfordville, Warrenton, and other larger towns than Sharon to trade. It don't seem that the sorry dogs ever go mad for in the last excitement of mad dogs we see all the sorry ones left. The show folks were in our town last Friday cutting up their didoes. Very good crowd but sorry show so we learn, Uncle Seaborn Acree was in to see us last week. He was look ing well and in fine spirit talking about marrying, as usual. Sharon lazy club is rather thin up to date. We think there must be a reform movement on hand. Our Secretary must be dead. Mrs. Sal lie Coffee and family are preparing to build a new residence on the old home place near Barnett. Success to them. Frying size chicks are very scarce in our community. The May picnic’s will bo slim this year, we presume, in the way of fried chicken. Mrs. Joe Weathers has return¬ ed home from Augusta. Mrs. Weathers is in very bad health and from what we can learn it was not improved much by her stay in Augusta. Elliott Mrs. Elziabeth was sailed to the bed side of Mrs. Jenny Harris last week. Mrs. Elliott is a good nurse and prob¬ ably will be of benefit to the sick lady. They are related also. I Our 602nd District is parleying liver Ihould another road question which lommissioners. be ignored by our county Let the roads ■ay Kit as they are which gives an -let from our county to Barren. Had big times in Sharon and at Hillman on Easter. Some fighting, drinking whiskey and all round frolic generally. Some got into the callaboose, too. We have a patent hitch-up in our town now. It is an inven¬ tion so constructed that if your horse should take fright and want to run you can turn him loose and you and your vehicle remain behind. Call on us when you need ads. or subscriptions for your county paper or job work of anykind done. We will fix you up at a reasonable price at the Advo Democrat office. C. L. Bagby, the tinner, Sharon. Ga. Mr. G. W. Brown has received a fine lot of brim fish which he intends stocking his pond with. Mr. Brown is one of our most progressing farmers and best citizens. He is always looking ahead for future improvements. Several of our citizens visited Washington on Wednesday of last week attending the commit¬ ment trial of Bob Cannon. It did not do Mr. Cannon any good though. He was bound over to await his trial in the superior court. The sad accident that happen¬ ed to young Carey and Fouche on the Ga. K. R., last Saturday was heart rendering to our com¬ munity. These two young men bid fair to make useful citizens. Our sympathies are extended to the bereaved family and rela¬ tives. Our job office has just finished up some nice bill heads, letter heads, tags and labels. Call on H. C. Dicken, Sharon, and he will show them to you, and ho will also sell you anything good you want to drink in the way of whiskey, wines and beers. Don’t take my word go. and see him. We have never seen a good' dog go mad yet nor one that was treated right and kept at home where he belongs and a dog is going to stay at home if you treat him right. If you don’t he -is-goi ng to hunt- his board elsewhere and will find an egg with a spider in it and thats the last of him. A GREAT BOOK FREE! When Dr. B* V. Pierce, of Buffalo, N. Y., published work, the first edition of his great The People’s Common Sense Medical Adviser, he announced that after 680,000 copies had been sold at the regular price, $1.50 per copy, the profit the on which would repay him for sars is&s'rs the next half would distribute •it .c \, . i teen ^ complete, interesting and ever pubUshed—the mdpien. only being required to mail to him, at above address, twenty one (21) oue-cent stamps to cover Sfkl-ilTb^^tTcS-paiA It is a veritable medical lOORVies Addition Profusely is illustrated. precisely The Free the same as that sold at$1.50 ex cept only that the books are in strong manilia paper covers in stetid of cloth. Send NOW be fore all are given away. AN ATLAM . T , . VT a , vv-TFRPRTSF ];N LRI Ri. L OF 01 GREAT MERIT. It affords us pleasure to call especial at tention to the, advertisement of tiie “Mother’s Friend,” appearing in this issue. The Bradfield Regulator Co., of Atlan ta, Ga.. have at great expense issued a most attractive and mentonous book, which they mad free, contaming infor rnatoln of the greatest Value and nnpor tanee to all ladies expecting to become motiicrs. That the “Mother’s Friend” is a remedy wonderful in its effects, and relieves the es pedant mother of incredible suffering and robs the final hour of confinement of its dread, pain and terror; is fully attested by the experience of happy mothers all over this continent. A perusal of the hook will convince any ladv, and the useof '-Mother’s iriend Sngthe hSrCTtL f it and was induced to use it. Send your name and address to The BradfielVt Regulator Co.. Atlanta, Ga. and receive in return, free, this excellent book. “To Expectant Mothers,” con taining information of value to all ladies. CODNTY MATTERS. Correspondents’ Reports oil What Their Neighbors Talk Of the Happenings in Their Respective Lo¬ calities. AH the > T <Ws. FROM HOLDEN by erranx. Colton is coming up beyond our expec¬ tations. Picnic at Daniel’# spring hex* Saturday first of May. Wcslcv Broome says Chat he had rather fight one man than two owls. Charlie King soys that lie is bolter look¬ ing than Zack Broome or Frank Hobbs either. Miss Fioy Taylor, of ueaHWliite Plains, spent Saturday night at 11 onion, Hie guest of Mrs. Ko.xie Callahan: The fruit crop is thin in soikt orchards. Wonder If Mr. Frank Hon* got there Sunday evening? We saw aim on his way. I Considerable appearance id a light sprinkle of rain Monday motfl 4- but the clouds banished in the afti *| 1 ■, ■iron and it now looks as if the dry spell us. Mrs. Jesse Andrews, has bel Huitc sick for some days past but, we hoi Hie attack will not prove- serious. Mts.fj go!j ■draws is a very devoted wife and a Mint her. Mrs. Hendricks, of whom I alien c iic fore, mentioned being sick, imp c-s very slowly. We sympathise witli t in her afflictions and wish that she eo||j recover her usual health. Mrs. Robert Loo Andrews njBter 111 two little daughters, Music May Bath ' were the guest of Mr. iin <l J ' v ' Broome Sunday last. We H a [I had the pleasure, of enjoying tiie ptefl S and in teresting company ot Mrs. AH •ews in the afternoon of Sunday. Bueltlen'* Arnica Sals . Tlie Best Salve,in tiie worlill for Oats, Bruises., Sores, Ulcers, Hands, Salt Rjsium, fthilblains- Fev¬ er, Tetter, Chapped Corns, and all Skin Erupt'onQtnd uired. posi¬ It tively cures Pitee, or no pay is guaranteed to give sa ciion or money refuucled. Price 25 t i per box. For sale by,Dr. R. J. Reid. PEEK'S CROSS BY JUST-SO. Good stands of corn in som, luces, The Whippowiil’s ebafterin ells of a full open spring. lKchaso Mr. S. J. Jones advises the of grey land in place of red, since »Uic rains stopped. 1 • Mr. Frank Jones says lie wfj have. t > take a near path through to a got done planting in time. Mr. John Jones and wifespewtSaturday night and Sunday with rclativ| e g in the district. The latter’s health is [ improved. Mr. C. I. Ogletrec took in < town last afternoon, wo presume he is up -»■*-.......*-*•* M '" ' J - *• Mr. Marehman, near t the ,, n district . line . as »■“ r'p ^ !“ Z — ?. i ■ ! , ( . an , t b( , a| H . ; ; ■ Ull „ ] h , mtl Ma(V Whcck . r to ( r ,. em . sb()ro ^turday Olives last, s pcniling tiie night i.cforc , itIl far a, 1 t va,,c,;d tlltt ‘ as lu on j e ronU is ,1Ht j castouja. j ,ini“‘ /# s/fTFZ. ”T" U iri7 M : vnnn | We tender a sincere cond Hence to rela. | tives ,,urt of an<1 the kiIkd unfortunate hy trai " b(,y g that low were last i a atur “ I Saturday. J May Goil scotb their aching and grief stricken heart# its tliey pass un¬ der the rod. Who will be t), e next? God only knows: “He, je also ready” is the divine injitnellon. J EX AN IN AT , ^ ^ MlMtm l f , lcaRtg for JJccnsc to tf . Il( Il vvill be h M d at the Court in CrawfordW |,e , n Hnt „ r day, the May 1807. beginning at 8 o’clock, standard, or railroad time. The necessary stationery will he furnish¬ ed hy me. No books or papers, except the “certifi¬ cates of good moral chat-actor” as required hy law, need he carried to the examination room, The above named date was fixed by tiie State School Commissioner. WM. T. FLY NT, C. S. C. T. C. | . Ciawfordville. Gn., A.pril 2. 1897. It is reported t hat Tj,vlor Phinney, one " f of Ml >“«'“* »•"*• " as perhaps been located iff Florida. OABTCmzA. fiihe gal',a *|uiin W dag/2a: .. - t i GRIPPE 9 9 IS PREVAILING. LOOK OUT! TO AVOID AND CURE This'insidious dtrensc is now ptvvailiuj' all over the ,country. Jt comps with u# chilliness, pains, achci, fever, watery eyes, headache, Etc. To avoid it, take an oc¬ casional dose of Dr, Hammack’s Cold Cure. and it you liavt* Grippe, the tablets taken aceerilin!; *■« tliveetions, jt, They are put up in otw top bottles, convenient to carry. £5 (loses-£3 QefltK, For Coughs A cough is the rock upon which the health and lUcof thousands have been wrecked. Every cough should he tccalcd ot Its commencement, and for this purpose there is nothing better than 1 >r 1 lanimaek's White Pine and Spruce Gum t'ougli Balsam. It cures without, lail all bronchial and lung affection,*, 1’rtce, per bottle, cents. Once used, U ,is always the favorite. For Pains and Aches. 'Tnicre is nothing better than Dr. Uatnmack's Electric Ijniment. K will core neuralgia, rheumatism stitches aani pains, lumbago, chapped hoods, and all mannci of pains ami aches. Don’t experiment, lint buy tin's Jiitbticnl, Price, sper bottle, Jo cents. A Good Rubber Hot Water Bottle be in every family. Wfi have lliem—ilio best, m:ufct» from/)!) cent upWiinks everything usually sold in a lirst-class drug store nt rcMsoniihle prices. HAMMACK, LUCAS & CO. Wholesale and Retail Druggists, ATLANTA, GA FOB BALE BY P. G. LUCAS- CKAWFuRDYILLK, OA. s They're Right Here IN CKAWFORBVILLE a i $ And are having a big siiDou account o f j i ^ “meiil” nmVtlrc GREAT ATTRACTION of money in Ihci packages. Rciii-ew c Is made to the |,riz,! ?..... ,s ''f «h« Uidmnl Empress (!»„ of Atlanta, 111 '"Ifct the public to try same, is dislrihu ting prizes valued from one cent, to five .......I red dol Jars, in every package of goods soul out from their factory to the retail stores in this town. Thc\ have 1 kx*ii doing this for the four mnnllis in the towns P® throughout the State wherever they leave placed on sale their goods, and Imve established an immense trade as the result, and you may be sure t hey have been doing Hint very i long iuuI that the prizes art: rcal|y drawn, and paid promptly, can la- veri cd by any dealer in the goods: 1 1icreloic, why not “tn your luck” in a package of f ' •TVL^TLTTJ WAUL” \ CHEWING GUM BAKING POWDER—FLA VORIHG EXTRACTS SUMMER DRINKS j BOX CANDY ANTISEPTIC SOAP For you get, quality equal to any other goods and value lit t the same price: and besides, a present of some M (II anil of manufacturers the one SI,000 elrnnoe in to cash an get inducement prizes for nothing nflered /far Shot) ear.li the eiish, public montli or by to some the try as their goods. For Sale Everywhere. MANUFACTURED BY f' THE RICHARD RESPESS CO.., ATLANTA, GA. WE ARE HEADQUARTERS FOR ENGINES * BOILERS, SAW MILLS, m GRIST MILLS fid A COTTONGINS K . and PRESSES Complete Ginning Outfits. TUAMAQ- inufflrto Steam Presses, ant j Elevators Saws, Belting, Valves, Pulleys, Shafting & Mill Supplies Generally. MALLARY BROS. & CO., Mention this paper. MACON, GEORGIA. Letters of Administration. pEORGIA, TALIAFERRO COUNTY: To all whom it may eoneern: Geo. T Edwards having in jiroper 1 form, applied to me for permanent .oi¬ lers of .administration on the estate of Mrs. Mary 11. 1’ortwood. late of said county, tiffs is to site all and singular the creditors and next kin of Mrs. Mary II. Port wood to he and appear at my office within the time allowed bylaw, and show cause, administration if anv they can, why permanent should not tie granted to Geo. T. Edwards an Mrs. Mary If. I ort * W tn^s my hand and offleial signature, thwoth , , , dayof , 11 A.’r -1 L. 1 HJy U 07 GEO. H. M IIC11K LL, Or.liiMrj.__ 111 J/YCTS ten week- and then stopped. ("pages Tl.e old, reliable Yankee Bltuie, to weekly, filled with storj.-s pf fun, love, and thrilling tales of adventure, riend ! 0 (ts. in stamps for 10 weeks trial o Yankee Blade, Brooks, Me. 1UTKS. IVr 91 . 00 , O IV 1 Week* llUlvli JjATpl and J#r>.00. A. Proprietor, J, A DK INS, 163 Marietta St ATLANTA. GA. Opposite Miller ti Jirady’s Soutli. Celebrated g tll() j ogi n„. l Mr /<vt in tl«: _ , , kougj a, TALIAFERRO COUNTY: w N)lMl „ 1Ilir( | iim f ur W. U. Nash ami Mary L Nash lu.s applied to me for a discharge from Ids euafdianship of W. U. Na-I. and Mary L. Nash. Thi lbru , forr Ul n , ltifv eoneer.e <-d to tile tludr «hj«<tons, if any they have, on or before the first Monday In June next, elsejW. J - Nnsh will Is: dls charged from li.s goardiausbui a. appiasi for. GEO. If. Mi l HELL, Ordinary faltaierro (.ount,