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About The Advocate-Democrat. (Crawfordville, Ga.) 1893-current | View Entire Issue (June 18, 1897)
OUR NEIGHBORS. [Y I at the People of that Thriving Town Are Doing. [ SHAEOH DEPARTMENT. w lire. L. BAC.BT. Mrs. John Caldwell is no better. We had several visitors last week at our home- still Mrs. John Brooks, of Raytown, Is quite feeble. Tom Flynt says it is still hot but not so dry with him. Mr. A. I). Kendrick visited Union Point last Saturday. II. C. Dickson visited Greonesboro last week on business. Mr. Tom Moore, ol Norwood, was in our city last week. Mr. Ed. Keating is making other addi¬ tion to His residence. Love Mershon lias got to be a daisy fan cv lettcrer aud painter. Mr. Walter Lynn, of Red Lick, has been quite sick but has recovered. I)r. Nash, of Hadly, Ga., was in our town last week on business. Mrs. A. M. Bagby visited her daughter, Mrs. R. W. Taylor last week. Mrs. I'.. L, Bagby and Mrs. Coot Elliott visited Mildrajon Grove last week. Crops are booming now since the rain and grass is coming along too. Mr. M, D. Arnett returned to his home in Wilkes county last Saturday. Mr. G. YY, Brown has been suffering with rheumatism for several days. Call on us when in need ot a good lina nient or a receipt to make it yourself. Preaching next- Saturday and Sunday at Jennings Chapel bv Rev. T, B. YVest. A FRICANA will cure Syphilis and Old CTY Sores to Stay Cured. Mr. A. i). Moore manufactured a lot of Cheap coffins last week for the public. Mr. J. YY. Taylor has a fine baby girl at his house and he is as happy as a lark. Call on us when you need any tin work done. C. L. Bagby the tinner, Sharon, Ga. No-To-Uac for Fifty Cents. Guaranteed lotoaceo habit cure, makes weak tc»*n strong, blood pure. Mc,$l. All druggists Guess what young gcut we have* that always has fair skin a id never goes in the sun. Our people should b - on the lookout for mad dogs. Two killed in our district last -week. Educate Your llowela With Cu.caret*. Jte3s^KG-J..C. Candy Cathartic, cure constipation uadMcmej. forever. drujidats r.f People seem to he going their full length at work in their farms since the rains. Educate Yonr JJowols With Caocarot*. Canily Cathartic, cur* aonstipation refund forever 10c. 25c. If C. C. C. tail, drucaists money. Doctors Davidson and Brown visited Barnett section last week on professional business. To Curo Constipation Tft rever. Take Cascarets Candy Cathartic. • 10c or SSc. If c, c. C. fall to cure, drusffists refund rnoaey. The plmn crop is very large this year and the young folks are making them hide out. To Curt Coaetlpatlon Forever, Take Caeca ret* Candy Cathartic. 10c or 55c If C. e. C. fail to cure, druggists refund money YVe learn there was a negro arrested at Norwood for horse and cattle stealing re¬ cently. and MOTHER!^ about which such tender and holy recollections cluster as that of 11 Mother ”—she who watched over our helpless infancy and guid¬ ed our first tottering step. Yet the life of every Expectant Moth¬ er is beset with danger and all ef¬ fort should be made to avoid it. Mother’s t so assists nature in the change tak¬ ing place that Friend the Expectant is Mother ena¬ bled to look for ward without dread, suffering or gloomy fore¬ bodings, to the hour when she experiences the joy of Motherhood. Its use insures safety to the lives of both Mother and Child, and she is found stronger after than before confinement 1 —in short, it "makes Childbirth natural and easy,” be as go many have said. Don't persuaded to use anything but MOTHER S' FRIEND “ My wife suffered more in ten min¬ utes with either of her other two chil¬ dren than she did altogether with her last, having previously used four bot¬ tles of ‘Mother’s Friend.’ It is s blessing to any ona expecting to be¬ come a MOTHER,” saya a customer. Hendbrsos Dale, CRrnii, Illinois. Tk* BraJfltM C«., Atlaatt, 8a. Sunday school every Sunday evening at Mlldrajon school house,'Mr. Ttoss Gunn, Superindent Mr. W. P. Jtclveon is superintending his own farm work this year and his crop is looking veil. Mrs. Fannie Rocker, of Eiim, Warren county, was visiting relatives in 603 Dis¬ trict last week. Mr. L. S. Jackson has a new fly paper on sale at his store that plays havoc with that pesty tribe. Mr. Lgc Reese, of Augusta, who was lying up last week to see his sister is very low with fever. Preaching at/toytown Baptist church next Saturday and Sunday by the pastor^ Rev. H. C. Boil. Messrs. L, T. Moore and Ewell Jaclcsou are the dandy bachelors of our town; both clever men y^augli. Elliugton Mr, W. J. is reported no het t t. He is suffering very muoli with that dreadful disease, rheumatism. Capt. Henry Smith was with ns last week from Warren comity. Our county people will come to Sharon to trade. John Lmkford, of Woodviile, was in this section repairing and making new wells. He guarantees all of his work. Miss Rosa Strom, of Crawfordville,- vis¬ ited her sister, Mrs. Lint Williams at Bar¬ nett last week, Mrs. Williams has been sick. Good refreshing rains past about again last week. Most everybody said June would be a wet month but it has not come so yet. Mr. Shed Kendrick, of Wilkes county, w is visiting relatives in our community tl i; week, lie is a brother of T. E. Ken¬ drick. Mr. Iium Caldwell was in our town last week with a very fine horse. The Cald¬ well’s always get there when it comes to h irses. Mr. Uriah Reese, of William Creek, has a very sick daughter, and chances are ugnirfst her recovery but we hope for the better. Mrs. R. IL.'Jackson and Mrs, Edward Keating visited Mrs. John Caldwell last week. Mrs. Jackson is a nedee of Mrs. Caldwell. Okl Raytown is very dull aud dry but it looks natural, People seem to have good crops and are getting along as well as any other section Mr. John O’Keeffe lias bought him a nice boat aud has launched it in G, W. Brown’s mill pond. The boat was made in Wash ngton. -TJKmaiY.8 imu of bu8in*ss_re«m that . want to see their names and'husiness pub¬ lished in their county paper hut don’t want to oav anything for it. Uncle Billy Moore visited Ids brother, Mr. Tom Moore, at Norwood last week. Uncle Billy is always missed when he leaves his place of business. Our old lady has got to be quite a ear politer. She tore down a house and built a new pair of stair steps. Site can beat is iu the wood work department. Rev. J. A. Mershon, of Emory College, is at home spending vacation. Mr. M( r* sh in is quite a favorite in our community and a model ebristain young man. Bill Pitts, colored, brought a pine stick to town last Saturday that had fifty three burrs on it in one lump; it was quite a ■nriosity to everybody that saw it. • Go to J. W - Fallen or II. C, Dlcken when you want a nice cool smile. They keep beer on ice and icc to sell all the ti ne as well as good whiskey, wine, etc. Preaching at Salem Baptist church next Situiday and Sunday by the pastor, T. J. Cumming; Sunday school at ten o’clock Sunday morning, W. H. Biigby, Supt. Ai D. Moore and mother, yisited Mrs. Ida Moore on Williams creek last week, Mrs. Ida had quite a tick child and Mrs. Bet :e remained over with her for awhi’e. C.ipt. Jim Flint has turned over his re c ipt for cursing to me hut we can’t use it. We would offer it to Bro. Bob. Jack s m hut we think he has enough of his own. Black and dew 1 e-ries arc ilpe now and yo ican sic the children all along the roads plucking them with a yiin, and their mouths are all the same color of the berry, Mullen, the negro trader, of Crawford vilie, seems 1 1 be all the talk now. Mullen is a pretty sharp negro but somebody has een helping him In his rascality in our opinion. Don’t Tobarro Spit and Sntokt Tour I-ifc Airs?. To quit tobacco easily and forever, be ina etie. full of life, nerve and vigor, take X--To .ac, the wonder-worker, that makes weak *ncr Tong. All druggists, SOu or fi. Curegnarun id Booklet and sample free. Addrcs icriing Kemcdy Co , Chicago or Now York We had a traveling bliud negro lecturer i i our town last week. His so-called wife was with him. We think they were i shoddy couple and not much good in hem. Everybody Says So. Casearets Candy Cathartic, the most won erful medical discovery of the aye, pleas nt and refreshing to the taste, and act gently ml positively on kidneys, liver bowels 'causing the entire system, dispel colds '.re lieadaclic, fever, habitual constipatioi nd biliousness. Please buv and try a boi t C. C. C. to-day; 10,2.1. M cents. Bold ano guaranteed to core by all drurgisis. i Carbuncles! It’s the same story. The expefience is sf all sufferers with blood diseases identical. First the doctors are con- • suited, and their prescription of potash and mercury is taken faithfully, but without result. Months pass, and the mercurial dose is continued!? iintil finally, often his condition the patient being: nojbetter, ttecpmes or worse, ;cfe»nga discouraged and decides to treatment. then thken,, * Patent medicines are but until the right one is fo»a« the results are the same. S. S. S the only blood remedy on thp irket which is guaranteed only purely that contijia ve|ePable. no It is the one liberal, mercury, no potash, or other i and therefore is the only a i#» qf that all promptly gets at the bottou# blood diseases and cures pem*n»*tly. I i i V i i Sol p a a p/ W UP. JOSEPH MYOA$t. U Ail who are afflicted with I Scrofula, Eczema, Tetteft , Cancer, Carbuncles, PoiSo^, Rheumatism, Contagious Blood V Catarrh, or any other fofat of blood troubles, .will find in S. Si S. a prorapt and permanent cure; it ntit ters not liow deep .seated the failed. diseashj Carbuncles or what other treatment has are the result of aai impoverished con¬ dition of the blood, causing a depressed of vitality and such a low state health that it is difficult for the system to with¬ stand even the mildest illness. Mr. Joseph Athens, C. Mygatt,pf Ga., No-400Han- “ cock Ave., sayst I con¬ tracted blood poison from dye, which developed that life such alarming almost despaired'ofY symptomt^ my was foujrt*ety,'c^|? At one time there were buncles on my body, and my I sufttriffg jyas such that for months Th<Pt.%f""pnysician was unable to do any work. in our efty treated me constantly, but his efforts were of no avail, my condi¬ tion growing worse all the while. “S. S. S. was recommended, and after I had taken the first bottle, an im¬ provement was noticed. I grew better every day, and after taking six bottles 1 was entirely cured. The carbuncles all disappeared, leaving my skin per¬ fectly clear, and I have never had one since.” There is not a disease of the blood, it matters not how severe, which S. S. S. will not cure. It is guaranteed Purely Vegetable and is a real blood remedy for real blood troubles, promptly reaching the seat of the disease, and forcing it out permanently. and blood and akin Books on cancer, diseases mailed free to any address. Swift Specific Co., Atlanta, IS*. W r e stopped one night last week with Judge Taylor and family. Mrs. Taylor is 7 i years old and still dots all of her domestic work. 'life Judge is some yoart her junior. Several went on the excursion last week from this suction. Money Is scarce but they (an always get up enough to go on an exrsiouon and can’t raise mdney to pay an honest debt. FllssI Piled Itching Kile*. lad Symptoms—Moisture; atiuyinv; ntif.it, Intense 1‘cMn h; most at wor.e tr’ scratcbinf. If allowed to continue tam form, which often bleed and utc«ra:< Ui coining very sore. Swayns's OIdi men stops the Itching and bleeding, heal* ul¬ ceration, and In most cases remove* the eSmm. tumors. At druggist, or by Philadelphia. n*ii, for (SO Dr. Swayue * Son, Mrs. Duckworth, formerly of hi* place, is quite sick at her home in Madison. Her sister Mrs. Pat Htwiivant yisi'ed her last week. When she left her die was seme better. OASTORXA. ll M ttnf Vllffft. There are seventeen widows in and around Sharon. A good Lance in this section for the widowers and bachelors to get a wife, whl'e the younger men meJ not cojsider themselves left out. [Sharon News continued to ait page.j CASTOR IA For Infant* and Children. Tb fa ■talk ■IfUtwt K v,-— if GRIPPE” .*RfTfe-4 S3 IS PREVAILING. LOOK OUT! TO AVOID AND CURE Th is insidious disease is now prevailing all ovev the country. It comes with its chillin ess, pains, aches, feve.r, watery eyes, headache. Etc. To avoid it, take an oc easier al dose of Dr. HammaqK's Cold Cure. ;utd it you have Grippe, the tablet* taken aceorilinu; f o tiirections, will cure it. They are put up in screw top bottles, convenient to carry. 25 doses 25 cents. For Coughs • . r V' A cough is the rock upon which the health and life of thousands have Prey, ^^jjvreckpiL *»«.p\‘rpo^ there l&rwyiCOiigli is nothin" should better he than treated ]>r Hunnnack’s at its commencement, White Pine and and for this -gg^Guni t-o-ugh Balsam. It without tail all bronchial lunir Spruce cures ami affections, per liottle, 2-> cents. Once used, it is always the favorite. For Pains and ,$ch£s. ■ • There is nothing better tlmn Dr. flammack's Electric I.inimcnt. It will cure, neuralgia, rheumatism, stitches and pains, I uni Inigo, chapped hands, and all manner of pains and tielies. Don't experiment, but htjv this liniment. I'ricc, per bottle, SO cents. A Good Rubber Hot Water Bottle should he in cA-ry family. 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