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About The Advocate-Democrat. (Crawfordville, Ga.) 1893-current | View Entire Issue (May 14, 1897)
OUR NEIGHBORS. What tbe People of that Thriving Town Ate Doing. SHARON DEPARTMENT. BY C. L. BAGBY. Mr. A. D. Moore was quite sick last week. Preaching at Jennings next Saturday and Sunday. Mr. Paul Carey is getting on flue so the doctor and his nurse say. Miller's The picnic at old mill was very well attended if it did rain. Big Masonic meeting in Sharon last Fridry some new members enrolled. Mr. and Mrs. J. T. Taylor's little boy Benny, was quite sick last week Mr. Charlie Reid. of Crawford - ville, was in our town last week on business. Mr. Charlie Caldwell had a very fine Kentucky horse here last week. Mrs. A. M. Bagby was quite unwell last week but is better at this writing’'. Miss Kate Cosby and Reppy Elliott returned to their home in Greene county last week. Mr. Love Mershon has accept¬ ed a situation with Mr. A. D. Moore at the temple of industry. Miss Missouri Bagby spent Mrs. last week with her sister, Rosa W. Taylor. Mr. W. E. Arnett will write our articles for us next week as we will not be here. Mr. and Mrs. L. S. Jackson are running the hotel and board house in Sharon now. Mr. J. A. Kendrick has bought him a handsome double swing and put it up in his front yard. Several of the Sharonites at¬ tended court in Washington last week to hear the Bob Cannon trial. Mr. Bob Davidson, of Augus¬ ta, was visiting his parents last week; he also joined the Masons while up here. A good many in our section are done planting, and chopping cot¬ ton and hoeing cch'n is the order of the day. The little town of Barnett seems to be a dead issue now days; only one little store there in business. Call on Fallen when you want a good smile he will fix you up in apple pie order in anything you want to drink. It was our pleasure to spend awhile with Mr. Charlie Dozier at Hillman last week. Bro. Bob Jackson was with us. Mrs. Willy Harris has been carried to Auguata for treatment. She is suffering from mental prostration so we learn. Mr. Beader Dyer, of Fountain Camp Ground, was in our town last week. Mr. Dyer is one of Warren counties best farmers. Mr. Ed. Keating will have his residence guttered with tin which is very necessary and great pro¬ tection to the building. Mr. L. A. Brake, the saw-mill man, was in our town last week. Mr. Brake had not been in our town for two years before. We visited Crawfordville last week and found some nice im¬ provements. They seem to be painting the town white. Mr. W. J. Norton's smart dog that the Advo-Democrat spoke of recently thing will be contracting the first his master knows. Advertise your business in your county paper and keep the money at home and your busi¬ ness before the people. Mr. W. P. McKeon returned from Augusta on Tuesday of last week after several days absence. We thought Bro. Me. had desert¬ ed us. Miss Annie May Kendrick's school closed last with a sociable party. Miss Kendrick has given satisfaction both to pupil and patrons. Mr. Major Moore brought a mill carp fish to town recently that weighed nineteen and a half pounds. It was caught in a trap on little river. It was raffled off. Messrs. Dicken and Gilbert drew jt- Mr. J. A. Kendrick and Ed. Keating took in Washington last week on business. Mr. Arthur Moore and family. of Hillman, took in our town last week visiting relatives. C. L. Bagby, the tinner. Sha ron, Ga., will serve you when you need his services. Mr. T. P. Kendrick had a se¬ vere spell of cramj) last week. Mr. Kendrick is subject to these attacks. Mr. and Mrs. G. R. Gregory's little boy Hiram, was quite sick last week but is getting along very well at present. Prof. Woodall visits our burg now and then, but not as often as he use to. Come again Prof, we are always glad to see you. Call on us when you need a good linament for all pains and aches. W r e think we can give you satisfaction, C. L. Bagby. the tinner, Sharon, Ga. Mr. W. H. Martin, of Kings Hardware Company, was in town last week. Mr. Martin we think is one of the cleverest drummers on the road. Mr. Charlie Smith, of Barnett. with his little Shetland pony and pheaton was in our town last week, and it was quite a show to the town folks. Educate Your llowcls With Cascaret*. Candy Cathartic, cure constipation forever. 10c, 25c. If C. C. C. fail, druggists refund money. Mr. R. H. Jackson lias been doing some nice picket fencing for his brother L. S. Jackson the past week in our town. Lint keep’s on the move. Mr. H. C. Diclren took in Crawfordville last week, He says that Crawfordville is any thing but a dry town, but was looking pretty dull. To Cura Constipation Forerer. Take Cascarcts Candy Cathartic. 10c or 25c. If C. C. C. fail to cure, druggists refund mouev. Mr. J. Y. Garrett was in our town last week with his patent mop. Mr. Garrett seems to think that he will make a success of his new venture. Mr. H. C. Dicken is doing a pretty good business in our town. He can give you a good drink or a good meal of vituals at a low price whenever you want it. To Curo Constipation For*v«r» Take Casearets Candy Cathartic. lUcorEic If C. C. C. fail to cure, druggists refund money Mr. C. C, Caldwell passed through our town last week en route to Washington. Charlie is a hustler in the way of a horse trader, you cant down him. Strozer, the Jeweler at Craw¬ fordville, will visit Sharon every 1st and 3rd Monday of each month, have your work ready, work first class, charges model’, ate. Uncle Bush Harper comes into see us occasionally. Mr. Har¬ per is about 70 years old but don’t look to be more than fifty; he is lively and full of fun as if he was only 25. Educate Your IJowoU With Cascarcts. Candy Cathartic, cure constipation forever. I0c,25c. If C. C. C. fail, druggists refund money. Our trip to the shaft last week was null and void. Mr. Clot¬ worthy did not want to pay us what our services were worth and we did not feel able to work for nothing and board ourself. Dr. D. L. Farmer, Thomson’s excellent dentist, will be in Sha¬ ron one week, commencing Mon¬ day, May 24th, and will do su¬ perior work in his line at moder¬ ate prices. This is your chance to get your teeth fixed. OASTOniA. i tif / } - It n et«ry ▼upper. We can boast of Sharon for clean streets and side walks and orderly bar-rooms. Messrs. J. W. Fallen and H. C. Dicken are two as nice men and good citi¬ zens as you find anywhere and they keep perfect order in their bar business and sell good whiskies. Miss Loretta Gertrude Demorcst, of New York City, and James Foreman, of Jacksoa, 8. C.. mat each other at Augusta Friday night for the first time, and a few hours later were married. rilnl file.; Itching VUct. Symptoms—Moisture; nuenae Celling xpd M u-inir; moat at night; worse by soateliin;-. Jf allowed to continue tomor* form, wh en often bleed and ulcerate, be¬ coming very lore. Swoyne’s Ointment steps the itching and bleeding, heals ul¬ ceration. and in most cases removes the tumors. At druggist, or bjr mail, for 50 cents. Dr. Swayae 4 Son, Philadelphia. COUNTY MATTERS. Correspondents’ Reports of TSLat Thair Neighbors Talk Of the Happenings in Their Bsapective 1 , 0 - calitie*. All the New*. PROM HOLDEN. ny cmzic,v. Preaching at Bethany Presbyterian church next Sunday evening by the pas tor, Rev. Mr. Burgess. Owing to the cool dry weather «v,ton has been coming up slowly, but is im¬ proving as the weather gets warmer. Mr. Kodolph Taylor and family and Mrs. l)r. Andrews were the guests of Mr. and Mrs. A. Broome on Sunday last,. Messrs Charlie King and James Taylor went tip to Athens this week. Guess Charlie’s business is with t le old folks tliis time. Mrs. Marshal Andrews, of Crawfordville and her son, Boland, are ,- siting friends and relatives in the Holden neighborhood this week. Guess the young man fritm tlie Kethcs da neighborhood that califd on his best girl near Holden last Satulday tie is in var nest. He canto early in morning and sta yed UD tii sun down- sjJys I y{ r \y atT cn Andrews that finding himself up with business pair aj few of plow days lines ago j, e so „gi,t to procure a without paving the l-oady fash for them and found in the winding up that he was ou t 01ie an( | a h a ]f days w ork for himself and mule besides a boart l bill that was presented fer which the i arties agreed to take a new pair of shoes, Try and find some other method for th » next pair of lines, Warren Bovkun's A«tle The Best Salvo in the rofld for Outs, Bruises, Soros, Ulcers, if alt Kfceum, Per. cr. Tetter. Chapped Ur nds, Chilblains, Corns, Mid ell Skin Erui iCons, and posi¬ tively euros Piles, or nofpsy required. It is guaranteed to gi* satisfaction or money refunded. PriWIS cen ts per bo*. For sale by Dr. It. J. Ri :ld. PEEK’S OROSt: ROADS. BY JUST ’-SO. Oats are heading low. Strawberries are nlent iful. English peas for dinner last Sunday. Plowing and chopping corn this week. Cotton was chopped ! t Mr. Denham’s place last week. , Mr. Frank Janes Is onja visit to relatives m . Greene „ county, _______ so^vv I mam. They will have the pf ebie oyer at Mil¬ ler’s Mill 1st Saturday June. The faitlCffil old cOloAed woman, uaole Zackery Chapman’s j is not expected to live, m Mrs. J. D. Moore ., n gj pcs. Alice Lunce ford spent Friday nfte fym last at -Mr. Carey’s. f y. < Mr. Jim Mann was at Bermuda Sunday school and called to see t [ity girls. We told you Jim wasn’t so tipiid. A destroyer Is .killing Lie young chick¬ ens at Mr. Carey’s and ol iier places eating whole broods, so wc loan i. Mr. Ben Humphrey ii i superintendant and singing master at the Johnson Sunday school. He is good iu cl I her capacity. We learn that a lady fir ished that tedi¬ ous quilt last Friday. I t Idnk she blessed the Lord oh! her soul, at d thanked the neighbors. Ned Carey and Sid Fou< lie, of Sharon, were at this former’s uncle's last Sunday. Glad to see Ned up in the , icinity. Come again hoys. Don’t Tobacco Spit and Smoke Ynur I.ife A'Tar. To quit tobacco easily and forever, Pc mat; nctie. lull uf life, nerve and vi i,’"r, take N.-To* line, the world,-;' worker. thatneabes weak men strong. All druggists, Me or 51. Cure guaran¬ teed. Booklet and sample! free. Address Sterling Hemody Co., Chicago or New York EXANINATION. The next examination of applicants for License to teach will be hell I n’t the Court House in Crawfordville on beginning (Saturday, the 29th day of May JS97, at 8 o’clock, standard, or railroad, time. The necessary stationery will ho furnish¬ ed by me. N’o hooks or papers, except the “certifi¬ cates of gowl moral character” as required by law, need he carried to the examination room, The above named date was fixed by the State School Commissioner. WM. T. FLY NT, C. B. C. T C, Crawfordville, Ga., April, 2'tli 1897. H. K.ZERBE, Formerly with Thomas <k Burton, FIRST CLASS TUNING AND REPAIRING -OF PIONOS AND ORGANS. Address; 420 Walker St. AUGUSTA, GEORGIA. N. B.—Parties wishing to pucrehase Pianos or organs will do well to confer with him. Apjd 14, ’97. GRIPPE 9f IS PREVAILING. LOOK OUT! TO AVOID AND CURE This insidiousHisenso is |\ow prwyailing all ov.or the country. Ijt .comes with its chilliness, pains. aches, fever, watery eyes, headache, Etc. To avoid it, take an oc¬ casional dose of Dr. Ham mack’s Cold Cure. and it you have Grippe, the tablets taken according *o directions, will cure it. They ore put up iu screw top bottles, copyeiiicnt to carry. 25 doses So cents. For Coughs A cough is the rock upon which the health and life of thousands have been wrecked. Every plough should be teen ted at its commencement, and for this purpose there Is nothing better than ](r ILummacU’s White Pine and Spruce Gum Cough lbdssi.n. It cures without tail all bronchi#! ami lunguileclions. Price, per bottle, 25 cents. Once used, it is always the favorite. For Pains and Aches. There is nothing bettor than Dr. Hammiu k's Electric Liniment, It wilt cure neuralgia, rheumatism stiiehes and pains, lumbago, chapped hands, mid all miumci of pains and aelwv. Don't experiment, hut liny this liniment. Price, per bottle, go cents. A Good Rubber Hot Water Bottle should lx! In every family. We June them—the best made from 50 cent ,r. 'varies and everything usually sold in a first-class drug store at rcasonuhlc prices'. HAMMACK, LUCAS & CO. Wholesale and Retail Druggists, ATLANTA, GA. FOR SALE 11Y P. G. LUCA'S, (T.AWFoliDYJ.LLi;. <L\. 1 m m They’re Right Here jen 4 vv-VL IN CRAWFORDVILLE c And hit having 11 big side on account, of <r\ “merit” nud tlic ■V * r I GREAT ATTRACTION wm. of money in tins packages. deference is nnolo to prize goods of tlio Hichanl Hcspress Co., of Atlanta, who. in order to get tlio public to try same. is distribu twig prizes valuod from one cent to five liniidrod viol Jars, in wen package of goods syjnt. ..out from 11 u■ factory to tlio rotall stores In this town. 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