The Advocate-Democrat. (Crawfordville, Ga.) 1893-current, June 18, 1897, Image 4
THE ADVOCATE-DEMOCRAT -— published EvEnv FRIDAY mornxng »t CLEM. G. MOORE. Official Organ Taliaferro Co. ( RAWFOBDVILLK. GA.JUN. 18.1807. PROF. JORDAN SANFORD. Mr. Jordan H. Sanford has-ac¬ cepted the position of principal locat¬ of Stephen's High School, ed at Crawfordvillc. near the house of the late A- H. Stephens. graduat¬ Prof. Sanford lias just where ed at Mercer University, record be made a most enviable for aptness, diligence, sobriety and high-toned, moral dignity. Having had already considerable experience in touching, he is more than ordinary well equip¬ ped for his work. When under the charge of his distinguished lather, Prof. V. J . Sanford, this school drew a fine patronage from the counties along the ’.ine of the Georgia railroad. It is hoped that the a- 1 vantages which it can offer for high culture will commend it to the parents and guardians of the same or even a larger territory. Prof. Hanford will have asso *■1 iated with him his mother, who for tact and industry in teaching has few equals. friends ot The many Augusta feel Mr. Jordan Sanford will a special interest in h’.s success. Augusta Chronicle. money made in a minute. I have not made l:-us than SI0.UO any tlay while selling Cenirifiigat if” Cream Freezers. Anyone should make from So (o $H a day selling cream and from 37 to $]0 selling freezers, as it Is stieii a wonder ,ihere Is always a crowd wanting cream, yon can freeze er,-am elegantly in one minute ami that astonishes people so they all want to latte it. and tlion many of ih -:n buy freezers*s (he.cream i* smooth and perfectly frozen, Every freezer i. guaranteeil to freeze cream pcrfeetly in one minute. Anyone tup sell ice cream and the freezer sell* itself. My sister Makes from 3>(> ' ' 3t 1 “ d» < W. H. A i Ui . {»"JSla, ■ "•|*T f»H., will nia<l yon fw!i purtfculars frw. so y m can go to work and uiftkp Iota of inon i-v any where, a* with one freezer you can m-iUi- a hun-lrc .1 gallons of cream a day, IU- if you wish, they will hire you on llher at terms. Senator Blalock's committee is finding several ‘ decayed" spots in the management of State affairs, They lmve found that the State has been feeding and furnishing tt span of horses for the geologist to drive. They have found that besides other wrongs in the oil inspec¬ tion department, one man lias been paid $1,000.00 for only 10 hour's work and that two others have been paid tj-riJa-OD each for one month's work when neither worked half the mouth, We have no doubt but that this com¬ mittee will do great good if they will continue a faithful search. i,ot the good work go on. THE DREADED CONSUMPTION CAN BE CURED T. \. Ktooiun. W. Ni l«ntltit. ill Vrw*, t«» the AMlot r,|, Tltr**o lloltlewof HU Newly !>U rovertMl lvemetUe-* to Cup* Con autiiplion anil \I1 I.uiir Troubles. fii-.iliiU-nl that ho UnratiM-uvovi-J :t roUa |ili> i ure fm coua-imption amt all 1 non - Giitl, throat anil lung iliai-asos, genoral itiv! h" mid woakno-is, tnsfi of tli-sli ami all tontlitbni* of wasting, and to niuko its grant inmito known, lit - "ili souii, free, tUri-e lNUtll ‘1 to »'iv reader of The Ailvo i »tc-l>i'nmer.it who may b.» suffering. Already tin, ‘ new scientific course of movlKinc’ lia* jw-rinmn'otly cured thou¬ sand- of appureutly Imj.i-. ohm-,. The doctor eonaidera it hi* religion* duty a duty which he owes to humanity to tlonate his infallible euro, lie ha* proved tin' dreaded consump¬ tion to Ik* a curable disease la-yond auy douhV, and haso-i file in li:, American and Kun>|>e»n lalwratprie* testimonial* of ex peril-nee frann tle»se IwuidttM and cured, in all part* of the world. Don't delay nutil it i> tint late C’on •untpilon, uninternipted. me*a* *jK>eiiy and certain death Address T. A. Slo ,-imu. M. V., 9 a.Pine >treet. Sew Y.irk, qml when wf jinff the IhaAor. ple**e qive -rtprar* and \>e«i.)tli.- address, and also inentioH raadtoie^ht* article iu The Ad- 1 AKtsfte Democrat A NERVOUS WOMAN. America is the land of nervous women. The great majority of nervous women are so because they are suffering from some form of fe fill By rnalo far disease- the greatest number o f // female trou¬ bles are caus¬ ed directly % A by They catarrh. are ki catarrh of the organ which is affected. These women despair of recovery. Female trouble is so common, so prevalent, that they accept it as almost inevita ble. The greatest obstacle in the way of recovery is that they do not understand that it is ca¬ tarrh which is the source of their illness. All women who are in doubt as to what their trouble is should write Dr. Hartman, Co¬ lumbus, Ohio. Give him a full description of your trouble, pre¬ vious treatment, symptoms and age. He will promptly reply with full directions for treatment This I* an portumty which no ailing worn an should miss. Dr. Hartman has become renowned through his success in treating women's dis eases. His experience in these matters is vast. Correspondence is strictly confidential. No tes timonials published without written consent. Dr. Hartman relies principally upon in these cases. Pe-ru-na cures catarrh wherever located. Dr. Hartman has lately written a troatiso on the disease of wom¬ en. It will be sent free to any address by The Pe-ru-na Drug Manufacturing Company, Colum ^ ug Q]jj 0 .. tjjj/v <-\ v. n u:v It is often seen in the daily papers, especially in early Spring, that there are many poo ple in the cities destitute of something to support their fami¬ lies on. Among this class of people arc found strong men of both races and they can put up a most pititul case and by the public sympathy is raised a fund w feed them. At the same time that- , these , cries .... of starvation , m the cities for want of employ mentis being seen in public print the farmers of the country are needing hands on their farms, Ulld , places , it . . llllpossi* . ill many IS ble to got hands. If these peo pie really wanted work one him ilreil or so could have found work , right . here Ill 1 alia • ,, fen ...... O countv during the past few j months. j They say they can't get work. I That is too thin. They buy ' can a horse on time and most any] merchant will advance him his 1 supplies if he will pitch a crop, j If not that, he can find day. week or work by the month on farms - A man. city with a does family about who 8 { j livos in a and days work a month, has asked ] and received from a Craw-1 fordville gentleman, recently, This man can do better than that —may not he able to gel an easy job, but lie can make a living fur himself and family if he will and to work ' go to the country go in earnest. Mr. E. I. Anderson has for sale a good milch cow with a j young calf._________ That splendid paper, the Sa vuuuah Morning News, now reaches C-rawfordvillo on the same day it is printed, OA8TOMA. COUNTY MATTERS. Correspondents’ Reports of What Their ffeiabbors Taik Of the Happening* in Their Be»pective Lo cnlltles. AH the New*, PROM HOLDEN BY CIHZKN. Dr. L. M. Andrews visited his daughter, Mrs. Todd King, Sunday last. Mrs. Lonnie Taylor has been quite fee¬ ble for sometime past but is improving now. Breaching at Bethany Presbyterian church next Sunday evening by Pas¬ tor Burgess. Considerable appearance of rain this morning (Tuesday) we trust the much needed shower will come. Miss Mary Lou King, an interesting voung lady of White Plains, is visiting her sister, Mrs. Boh Lee Andrews, at Holden. .Mr. Earl Callahan is contemplating a trip to Parks Mills the latter part of this week. Guess there is a magnet of attrac¬ tion in that dir(” ri-ou. Mrs. Florenc<P&'i!nsand her little,pn, Verlie, of near Crawfordvillc,are spend¬ ing this week with her parents iii ,the Holden neighborhood. Cure Fo** , 4 ieiui«£Ue. Asa remedy for all forms of Head ar-lir Electric Hitters has proven to be the to its \y« urge all -who tre a fm 0 tcd to fait ptfx jro al. 8 Incasesof lipttle, and imbit- give his remedy a Electric p ual constipation Bittern cures by giving the needed tone to the bowels, and few cases long resist the use of this medi¬ cine. Try it onee. 50 cents atal$1.00 at Dr. li. J. Reids Drug Store, PEEK'S CE0SS ROADS byJjc^t-so. New* is scarce. A few peaches*,^ *Ppk-s ripening. Vegetables and <s>rn need a good rain. A good many farmers say they are up with their work. Mrs. Ed, Chapman -spent a part of last week with her brother, J. P, Johnson. The harvesting of the grain crop is nearing a close. Spring oats are sorry. Mrs. J. P. Johnson has been quite sick but is , 1 ' «■ at tbs* - • firing so we learn. MrJ—, ..... *riM daugtitcr, Delia, spent an -Iterm, .n last week witii Mrs. Mann. ; Guess who the boy wa* that met a sweet cousin sometime since and she of fered to kiss him. He refused because lie did’nt know how. We learn that Mr. Ben Humphry is teaching the people at Elim Warren county, in singing. They are getting ready for a children’s day in the near fu¬ ture. Mr. Sam Ogletree and wife spent the <U >' Sabbath before last at Henry Moon's: Loume, the little boy of the latter, fell out tUe(loorand insome way hurt his hip and it prevent* him from walking, We hope that Mr.JesseOgletree’sen gagement with w. W, Bird, while the laU " is at the s P ri "f' w,n n0 ‘ in terf f re with his coming to Moore s mill Sunday c school for his presence is looked for with pleasure, so we learn. «nd enfoyed’g^d and music by the band from Sparta went from the mill to Barnett to be on liand Sunday for children's day, they report a nice time at both places. ' Depression _ of Spirits SQ common ln summer-time, acc0 mpanied by loss of energy, lack of thought-power, of nourlsh- means a deficient fhe supply lost, j vital force is t j sn ’ t a q U estion of muscle and 8 i neW) but of resistance and endurance. At any age, but especially in youth, it Involves the risk of lung disease. LOSS 0 f fl es h and a cough are threat enlng signs. StaESnutoa C 0 d-liver Oil. with the hypo phosphites, meets these cases perfectly. It tones up, fattens and strengthens, ln Scott’s Emulsion the taste of the oil is fully disguised, making K almost as palatable as milk. aJZ LYJTEYILLE LOCALS. A great deal of sickness through this section. The weather is still hot and dry through thi£ section. Sorry Mr. Jesse Asbury has lost his buggy horse. >Ir. and Hrs. Portwood's little baby is alarmingly sick. Mr. T. C. Wallace made a business trip t (5 Greene county this week. Mr. Charlie Asbury has gone to Han¬ cock county where he will sell books awhile. We wish him much success. Mr. J. S. Callaway preached a very enteresting sermon at Phillipps Mills last Sunday, from Deuteronomy the i and 16 When young people go to church they ought not to talk in church. They only disturb the congregation but they do harm to themselves. “How to Caro all Skin Disease." No Simply internal apply medicine “Swayno’s required. Ointment" Cures tetter, eczema, itch, all eruptions on the face." hands, nose, Ac,, leaving the akin clear, white and healthy. Its great heal¬ ing snd curative powers are possessed by no other remedy. Ask Druggist for Swayno’s Ointment, Congress has voted in favor of annexing Hawaii—Japan objects. HOW TO FIND OUT. Fill a bottle or common water glass with urin anti let it stand twentv-four hours; a sediment or settling indicates a diseased condition of the kidney*. When urine stains linen it is positive evidence ot kid ney trouble. Too frequent desire to nate oi (tain in the back, fa also convinc tag proof that the kidneys and bladder are out of order. WHAT TO HO. There is comfort iu the knowledge so often expressed, that Dr, Kilmer’s Swamp Root, the great kidney remedy fulfills everv wish in relieving pain iu the back, kidneys, liver, bladder and every part of the uniary passage. It corrects inability to hold urine and scalding pains in passing it, or bad effects following use of liquor, wine or beer, and overcomes|that unpleas¬ ant necessity of being compelled to get up many times during .the night to uri nate. The mild and the extraordinary effect of Swamp-Root is soon realized. It stands the highest for its wonderful cures of the most distressing cases. If you need byXug^ti price fimycent^a^one dob ai. For a sample sen/y^ur^ bottle and paraplet, both sent free by mail. . a-e-Democrat aj.d ofRcf addrcsn t<? Or. Kilmer «fc Co., haeiton, N. V. The proprietors or this paper guarantee the genuineness of this 0 [f rr , Executrix Sale. OTATE ° OF GEORGIA, TALIAFERRO COUNTY; Pursuant to an order of the Superior court of said county: WILL be sold at public outcry tiefoie the court house door in Crawfordvillc in said county, on the first Tuesday in July next, within the legal hours of sale, the following property to-wit: One lot or parcel of land situated in the town of Crawfordvillc., in said county, with only one small building thereon, bounded as follows: On the North by lot of II M. Holden and lot of the Georgia Railroad and Banking Company Rail whereon is situat¬ ed the Depot of said Road, on the East by a public street leading North from .Main street to said Depot, on the South by Main street, on the West by a public street containing leading North from Main street and one acre more or less. Sold as the property of Sylvester J. Furmer, late of said county, deceased. Terms cash*. This 10th davof June, 1897. SALLIJi A. FARMER, Executrix of S. J. Farmer,deceased. July Sheriff Sale. (GEORGIA, Wili he sold TALIAFERRO before the Court COUNTY. House door in Crawfordvillc iu said County within the legal hours of sale, to the hMt ost bidder for cash on the first Tuesday in WiVto in rif tlie Olriri'iv W)4tli District, 4 ,raTw G. M.. in 'r\' lal laferro county. Georgia, containing one hundred ami eleven (ill) acres more or less, bounded on the North by lands of Mrs. Fannie Asburv, on the East by lands of Mrs. Rebecca K. Daniel and lands of ££ prong of Little River, on the V M e.-t h m by the P’jblic Woodstock road in leading Oglethorpe from Crawfordvillc also to the and place county, at same time all that tract or parcel of G..M..*in land lving and bein” in the 607 District. Taliaferro County. Ga.. lying on both sides of the North prong of the Ogcechee River with water Mill known j as Jennings Mill dwelling house and j other North improvements thereon, bounded on. the and East by lands of Samuel II. Rhode*, trustee for his wife aud children, | on South hv public road leading from j Crawfordvillc Greene County, to the Bethany West by church lands in j j on of R. J. Reid, less. containing forty "(40) acres, ! 1 more or Said lands levied ou as the property of Relnscca Jane Oglctree to sat isfy an execution issued from the Superior ! Court of said county in favor of Albert L. ' Richardson against said Rebecca Jane j Ogletree. D. P. HENRY, Sheriff. This loth davof June, 1397. AGENTS WANTED, male or female in every county. Business respectable. Compensation good. No trouble to make some money. AddressChroniele, Augus¬ ta, Ga., for particulars. Do You Know I OHS Oliver % PILLS and Tonic Pellets Cure A1 j form5 0 f disease Biliousness? caused by a Sluggish Liver and : The pink pm Cleanses The Tonic Pellet InVlgOTateS The little “Doctor's Book” tells all »boqt it and a week’s Treatment free proves every word true. Complete Treatment 25 cents. Brows Mfg. Co., N.Y. a OreenevUle, Term THE GEORGIA RAILROAD, -AT THE— TENNESSEE Centennial Exposittion, From May 1st, to Bov. 1st 1897. The second largest Exposition over hold in this country, thousands of Home. Seek¬ ers and investors from the "Westand North West will he there, ji'p show up the wonderful resources pfong its line, tHe Georgia Railroad lias ( i ec iqed to make an Exhibit of those re¬ sources, and asks the peopi* of the Coun tics and towns along its lines to co-opeiate with thorn in making the exhibit a success by furnishing creditable specimens of all jijnenUs, Paint and Fire Clays, description all of Water Powers ami photographs of Mill Sites,exhibits of all Manufacturing 1% dustries especially desired. Further * “ arrangements £ will be made an? du no ic(J , vt regarding Exhibit,, of Agricultural products, aud Fruit in sea, son. For furtlier information apply to, JNO. II. AVERILL, Conimisioner, 419 Dyer Buileing, Augusta, Ga. MONEY MADE EASILY AND l,J Rapidlv, Read this and ’Think it Over! 1 J adjoining counties. M i.l giv. them a Mt -ploymeat-the^ year round. Hcquirus no capital or peat education. Some of our best salesmen are country boys, i rotits quick and absolutely sure, AV rite at ouce for full particulars. Address, II. C. IICDGINGS & CO„ Kiser Buihling, Atlanta, Ga, l.iary A 5 IiLOOI> PEC 1 ALTY££& POISON permanently 3 S •cured In 16 to36 day 8 . You can bo treated a) Ihome Ity. for same price under name tfuaran Ifyoupiefortocornehere fareand hotel wo bills,aad willcor^ tract to pay railroad uootaarge, if we fail to euro. If you havo taken merf enry. Iodide potash, and still have aches and Pimples. Mins, Mucous Copper Patches Colored in mouth, Spots, Sore Ulcers Throat, on wa coarantee to euro. We solicit the most obstL nate cases rnd challenge the world for a case we cannot cure. 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