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About The Advocate-Democrat. (Crawfordville, Ga.) 1893-current | View Entire Issue (May 21, 1897)
OUR NEIGHBORS. Wi at the People of that Thriving Town Are Doing, ggAEOM DEPARTMENT. IIY C. L. BAOBT. Refreshing rains last Week, f iittle Hiram Gregory is still finite puny. Mrs. W. E. Arnett is visiting her children at present. Mrs, Betsie Moore has improv¬ ed in health verv much. Mrs. G. R. Gregory, ourdaugh ter, visited us last Sunday. Dr. Ed. and Joe O’Brien were in our town last Saturday. Sharon was pretty lively with people last Saturday evening. Everything that can raise a hoe has gone to chopping cotton. —Dub Stewart has sawmilling. given up his farm and gone to Preaching at Raytown Baptist Sun church next Saturday and day. Baptist Preaching at Barnett church next Saturday and Sun day. in Col. Milt Reese was our town on Monday of this week on business. Mr. T. F. Kendrick is still quite sick at his father's home near town. Mr. J. E. Bagby and family visited Mr. J. T. Taylor’s family last Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Lint Williams made a trip to Norwood last week trading. Some of the young ladies of our section bad a ttshing frolic last Saturday. Miss Missouri Bagby is stop¬ ping with her brother W. H. Bagby this week. We have been on the cripple list for several days past with our old game leg. Marble playing has rather played out in Sbaron; council has said something. Mr. Walter Lynn, of Augusta, has moved back to RodlicU dis trlcjdite former home. Mr, spending MfoT H ft fo w Wh time with ftBBj Mr. are some Jesse Tuyfor'a family. Fine white cabbage in our town in abundance and a Variety uf spring sitllads on hand. Big crowd in our little burg (Sh Monday morning last expect¬ ing to go io the Jones inquest 5 Be careful and don’t leaYe your horses unhitched on <M»r st rests when you-come in town. Mr. J. A. Kendrick’s nice double snrry is all the go' the fn town. Jim wilt 1 keep up with (lines. Mrs. Ben Beckworth a very did lady of this community has libffit fjlirto sick but better at this writing. have The ladies of Sh:m>n their flower gardens Vegetable lit apnl4> pio order alw> thoir gaWlefts. Mr. and Mrs. Jesse Taylor at¬ tended the burial of the latter s aunt Mrs. Massongalfe at Thom¬ son last Sunday. Mrs. A. K. Elliott returned bothf?last Monday froth het’ex tbnrf^visit tt>' (vreetio health. cottnty much improved in Mr L S. Jackson, our hotel mail, is always on the road of im provein <*nt. He has hiid his nicely painml- , yard pitilings Davidson Is kept Dr. A. 0. 1 •iSfetty busy all the time attend¬ ing the wick. Tne DOi-tor has orteof the prettiest hofrt**s in the county- i ^ aVco G. W. Brbv h sayft ground you want cloao water sit the old vail ou Elias Allen Kendrick mill; he will attend to vrm'alright. [’rii/ Eagles hasfboen in our fowif for several iNiys. the guest ,»f L/r. E. E. Darden. The, pro fbftsor is an ontirian and A dti <,m of New Orleans. ' We an Stiff agent for Grand fathers Bible Stories ahc. will also do your tin worlc .ch<«ip tlib on :~ diort inner notice. Sharon, C. Ga. L. >agby^ Mr. W. H. Bagby. hind J. W rmiberlake assist ,hi vis last week dl\ Col f?- M. Holden’s building? CW Hcfften will havd ff uice rr« dcnce when eomphHbd Salem Baptist Sunday school at Barnett is in good condition now and we hope will continue SO. Miss May O’Brien has been appointed organist for the school. To Cur* Constipation Fororar# Take Ca»caret« Candy Cathartic. 10c or 25c If C C. C. faiUocure. drugj;j*tfi refund money Mr. T. E. Kendrick one of our near town farmers says he has been eating Irish potatoes two weeks of his own this year’s crop, beets, cabbage and every¬ thing in the way of vegetables. Bilacato your Ilowel* TVIlh Casesr«t*. CiniTj Catbsriie, cur« «on*tlp*U«n refund forever. 10c, ?5c. If a C C. fail. dniKKi.t. money. We understand corn has gone up. This is only a speculation and We learn some are advising the farmers not to plant so much corn; all such advisers ought to be in the asylum for they are nothing but raving lunatics. Stroz.er, the Jeweler At CTswfordville, will visit Sharon every 1st and 3rd M 011 - dav of each month,{have your work ready, work first class, charges moderate. Henry Jackson of the 602nd district, died last Sunday and was buried Monday evening at Greenwood colored Baptist church at Barnett. Henry was it good christain darkey and well thought of by those that knew him. He had been a great suf¬ ferer for two or three years. I)r. I). L. Farmer, Thomson's excellent dentist, wilttie in Sharon one week, com¬ mencing Monday, May 24th, and will do superior work in his line at moderate prices. This Is your chance t6 get your teeth tixed. Harvey Jones of the 602nd district was killed last Sunday evening while resisting arrest. Jones shot officer Arnett through the thigh. Officer Maher shot Jones in the side killing him in-, stantly. Jones had been a bad citizen in the community for sometime and has been in the chain gang once. He had dene some pilfering with the Ga. K. R. sometime ago and that was what caused this trouble hut he will cause no more m this life; he has gone to parts unknown to U 8, Baby Mine! Every mother feels an i n d e • ' drc *^ of the pain and i danger atterid J 1 ant upon YKe f most critical pe* riod ®f her life. A. Becoming a mother should be a source of joy to all, but the suffering and danger of the ordeal make its anticipation on«- ! of misery. MOTHER’S FRIEND » the remedy t<ffiich relieves women of the great'pain and suf¬ fering incident to maternity; this hour which is dreaded as woman's severest trial is the not only made painless, but all danger isr re¬ moved by its use. Those who use this remody are no longer de¬ spondent? or gloomy; nervousness nausea attd other distressing con ditions are avoided, the system is made r'eady for the cormng event, and the serious accidents so com mon to the critical hour are obviated by the use’of Mother’. Frlefttl. It ts a Messing to woman. -- .1.00 p*a BOTTLB sdf allDru« Stor*., or ■•at by snail on raesipt of prlca. BJMIftfS Cmulninc lotf^fclihU Information WE ARE HEADQUARTERS FOR ENGINES, '! BOILERS' i SAWMILLS, GRISTMILLS, COTTONGINS and PRESSES Ginning Onto. THOMAS Sf earn 1 'Pr*s#e«, andElavators Saws. Belting^ Valves. rfrBeys. Shaftlnjf & MU 1 , Supplies ienerally. mallary Iros . & co f . , Mi-ntlci this paper. MACON,-GEORGIA. iso in iife mnuRB coMFm of dv yoel ! J • RICHARD A. JiaCURDV, PniiO.l ASSETS, $234,744,148.42. STANDING OF IiIpH INSURflflCH COMPANIES. IrracRed by J. W. Gun fjiu, Statistic!*!!, from The Weekly Underwriter Table published in adronce of State Insurance Department Reports. Arranged COMPAjj.IES in tl(»e Order of Total New Business 1XC034& IN )8Stl. Total lUjik. j Iiifttirance in Farce Insurance Done in 1886. Admitted December 31, IWfc. in Force. Premiums. Interest, Etc. Total Income. Assets. r- Muffin! Life of Jf«yr Tort. $917 930 911 $ 135 , 679,834 $ 39 , 593-414 $ 10 . 1#,281 $ 49 , 702,695 $234 744 , 14 # M Equitable,*N. New York Life........... V........... 915,102,070 826,816,^48 127,694,084 123,812,865 36,089,358 31,138,076 8,921,700 45,011,058 39,139,558 210,738,947, 187,170,400 Northwestern of IVia..... #29 8,001,482 J...... 384,167, 53,375,567- 14,263,174 4,326,034 18,589,828 82,033,004 O Mutual Benefit, N. 224,556,168 30,569,633 8,189,917 3,025,889 11,215,800 00,742,985 6 Connecticut Mutual...... 157,422(026 10,355,237- 4,743,237 3,189,546 7,932,783 62,952,349 7 8 .Ktiia l’vnn Mutual, Life, Conti.......... Pa.......... Trust, 145,635,941 134,594,870 24,514,312 22,322.948' 13,016,5.-6 5,552,301 5,664,830 2,317,319 1,407,438 am 45,557,272 &>4%529 31,63^,776 9 Provident Li if A I’a 113,054,246 4,466,511 1,260,302 5,7204813 i—- Massachusetts Mutual.... 102,867,061 20,156,556 3,610,769 801,620 4,472,?89 18,546,960 ss'MM %V tfc*j. , N’ew England Mutual..... 99,996,092 10,330,563 3,325,936 1,129,765 4,455,701 1'nion Central. Cqhn.......... Ohio...... 93,898,215 30,187,212 3,326,175 989,525 4,315,700 3,177,677 16,529,861 13 Travelers, 88,243,267 12,302,740 2,379,.535 798,142 20,8i«,685 14 Provident Savings, N\ Y.. 80,174,683 21,529,978 2,148,637 .87,240 2,235,877 2,093,224 15 National Lilf, Vt......... 72,474,731 13,611,204 2,811,(813 G46.29S 3,357,356 13,540,024 17 16 fiermanik, Maniiattan, Nl ST. Y........,. Y......... 57,660,441 70,434,816 9,432,457 3,006,461 1,<(28,800 740,250 4,030,261 2,712,411 22(362-,443 14,406,374 Washington.! N. Y........ 9,379,017 1,972,161 2,699,688 13,943,452 18 48,813,597 8,664,472 2,052,1.50 647,538 19 Berkshire, Mnaa.......... 43,268,435 7,585,873 1,667,911 346,921 2,014,832 10,655,170 7,508,053 20 Phoenix Mutual, Conn.... 42,216,841 9,280,-530 1,430,228 545,567 1,975,795 21 Home Life, N. Y......... 41,971,980 8,222,023 1,628,661 425,880 2,054,541 9,384,857 22 Union Mntuai, Me......... 38,086,849 7,793,125 1,107,779 314,008 1,421,787 7,039,328 23 United States. X. Y...... 37,793,775 6,506,935 1,101,924 343,034 1,444,9.58 7,464,011 24 John llatu-ock, Mas*...... 29,455,225 9,337,355 5,217,207 409,818 5,627,025 8,814,124 25 Michigan Mutual........ 27,954,169 4,801,994 1,010,199 283,397 1,293,596 5,401,995 26 Connecticut (General...... 11,759,984 1,679,024 385,415 142,953 298.-071 528 ( 368 2,941,291 1,668,593 27 Brooklyn Life, X. Y....... 6,007,527 784,099 203,117 94,954 28 Vermont Lifts............. 4,262,095 2,316,417 125,186 20,300 145,552 482,194 Twenty-eight Compajiie* $4,816,921,092 *735,242,643 *188,211,332 452,3*0,682 1240,522,014 *1,171,206,565 Thu kVTCAf. or ALL Lirx'ii IKK Ku'i Jtx i(OK*-Firra CD Cent. Per 19 1* Cent. Per CM Per Cent. Cent. Per to Cent. Per I 20?",. R.‘ F- SHEDDEN, Getier&J Agent, Atlanta, Ga. THfe r. GEORGIA RAILROAD. --AT THE-— TENNESSEE Centennial Exposition, — zrm'Ulltfr ,-7 IstljBW. The second 1urgfl.4tjE»iiof»ition ever held in this country, thoittand* of Ilome.Seek ers and investors frcJtpthe West and North West wiil he there. To show up the rondcrful resources ajong Us line, the Georgia Railroad has decided to make an Exhibit of those re¬ sources, and asks the people of the Coun tiesand towns along its lines to eO-opeiate with them in tnfclfllig'the exhibit asuccess 0y furnishing creditable ipecimehs of all Minerals, Paint and Fire Clays, description vf Water Powcts and photugraphs of all Mill Sites,exhibits of all Manufacturing lu dustries especially desired. and Further arrangements will be made duo notice given regarding Egftibifs of Agricultural ptAlucts, »ud Fruit in sea son. For further idwHuation apply io, J NO. H. AVERILL, Comifiisloner. 419 DyTr Buileing, A'rginta, Ga. pi EORGIAcTALIAFERRO' COUNTY: Ng|h Z'AJTt guardianship IppS j or »ducliitge from Mary his L. Nash. of w. It. Nash ami is thereforo tV* notify all pcrtMi cf^nceyD M^ay Z | lln( ,' n c2t c’4e W. T. Nash* will be <IW Charged fro* his B«»rdl»nslihp as applieii f or 'GEO. H. MTTtHLLL, . Taliaferro County Ordinary --- Blanks —AT THIS— OFFICE “GRIPPE” * IS PREVAILING. LOOK OUT! TO AVOID ArtD CURE Tliis iWirtfions disease is now prevailing nil ovfa(.thR-country- It comes with fts_ chilliness, pftilw,'aches, fever, watery eyes, headuihe, Etc. To avoid it, take an oc casional dose of --- Dr* Hammack*! l< febld Cui% “ ! 1 1 and if you have Grippe, the tablets taken acceHffe&S to,direction*, will cure it. They are put up in screw top bottle*, convenient to eiit'Vj. 25 dose* 25 cents. For’Coughs V*' ,*1“i V ». . v A cough is the rock upori which the treated IwfflV'i’ani Pffe of thousands and have b;-eti thin Wrecked. Every cough should be j JX »t» commencement, for purpose flfcre is nothing better than'Dr itWiiiiraek’s White I’ine and Spruce. Gum C-ongfr Balsam. It cure* without Tall- .all bronchia^,lung affections. Price, per bottle, 25 cents. Once used, it is always th@faVorlVe. F<# Pairjf and Ashes. *' * * MS » . Wriipamt.' t»-R will There is holhing better than Dr. Hammack’s Electric chajlfted cure neuralgia', rheumatism stitcher aud pains, lmntiayir^ 416*1*, and alt iVnmnet M pains and aeftes. Don't experiment, but ferij! this UnimuM. Price, per bottle, 20 cents. B^itlf ... ,, s A* Good Rubber Hot Water should be in every family. We have them—the best, made fromSo cent "■ ward* and everything’ usually sold iti a first-class drug store at reasonable prices. > Ijj,, 'f* HAITMACK, LUCAS & CO. t r WRolesalc and Retail Druggists, ATLANTA, GA. FOR SAi.E BY F. G, LUCAS. CRAWFORDVILLE, GA. Winery SuppM! Eve#. Class Qf Fopfc Muchiiu^Boiler, G i an<^ Mill i Work promptly executed with latest improve a largest Works! of thl kind South; Lombard Ifon ®$ks & Supply Co., SEND US YOUR WORK. ATJC'UsTA, OA AffiGM -K f T he Wonderful 1 Blood Purifier...; -v_ 5 MC" >■ v 19 r CureA absolutely Rheumatism, Scrofula, Syphilis,' 5o«s; Constipatich, Qout, Jnd AH {Nacaaee Caused by imyore Blood .... TO STAY CURED - - * ; r - - - • Afrlcana Has Never Failed Io ssftigle insUncoeAt of thebuedredi trested'.* willing‘o ‘fkerof'oV*, undertsket w* off»r it • to the public despefitc wita;>ntire coafideuce, Which other strd sOLtalled sr- lnfaffirSe cores the mb*t case on herb* is perfectly hmrtninfi bsvef&iled. Afriunih is made •altogether and from remedy evrr-dtf»v. 'aRd yeVu the Mined most dketse*. jfttWerful Write Sorest fartb*. ptfticulm COTTTtd for the above ; a ttc, - * V Africans €&. ,, 63?<li«»ROAflkJW Atlanta., Of
