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About The Advocate-Democrat. (Crawfordville, Ga.) 1893-current | View Entire Issue (July 23, 1897)
The 8100 Per Year. VOL, XXII. Railroad Engineer Testifies to Benefits Received Frorti Dr. Miles' Remedies. is * - ^0 m .1 *t?Wp||j 1 isss V it x a mt, i h m-m : £*|p&IIEIlE earth is than no more that responsible of a railroad position engin on eer. On his steady nerves, clear brain, bright eye and perfect self command, de¬ pend the safety of the train and the lives of its passengers. Dr. Miles* Nervine and other remedies are especially adapted to keeping the nerves steady, the brain clear and the mental faculties unimpaired. Engineer F. W. McCoy, formerly of 1323 Broadway, Council Bluffs, but now residing at 3411 Humboldt St., Denver writes that he “suffered for years from constipation, caus¬ ing sick, nervous and bilious headaches and was fully restored to health by Dr. Miles’ Nerve & Liver Pills. I heartily recommend Dr. Miles’ Remedies.” Dr. Miles' Remedies ** gists are sold under by a all positive drug-V, 1 4| ^0 guarantee, benefits or first money bottle re- I © S|| Jj funded. Book on dis* 'j£. Kestora J|6j and®^ r eases of the heart nerves free. Address, DR. MILES MEDICAL CO.. Elkhart, Ind. SIDE-WALK DOTES. Pure Home Matters": Picked Up % Our Local Report ers. _ U lmt Our People Are Doing ami Saying. Things Our Frlenila Tell Vs. —Texas fever and glanders are reported up near Woodville. Go to C. Bergstrom for Diamond Dyes all colors. —Tom Wynne has been down in Washington county repairing gins. Ladies or gents shoes, new lot. latest style at Paul G. Lu cas . —Our new serial “The Story of Ulla, ’ ’ begins this week. Read it. It's a good one. The sweetest and best can¬ dies of all kinds at Paul G Lucas’. —The crops in. this section never gave better prospects than just now. -—Mrs. John Tompson went down to Augusta Wednesday morning. Go to C. Bergstrom for smoking tobacco and snuff. —Elton Richards, of Union Point, is visiting relatives here this week. —Mr. and Mrs. T.- C. Hoklen of White Plains, spent Sunday in Crawfordville: Go to C. Bergstrom- for Wine of Cardui also JrdmSon Chill and Pevir Tonic. -Will Peek, „ , of , Athens, , . who , used to attend school here was in town W ednesu'ay. —Several bales of old cotton were brought into this place for shipment tins week. —Mr. Tom Akins has had ... his ho»- bai mi the me square so mire nicelv and fences white washed. „ Much . . in , Is especial!'.- true of HorM’s Pills, for no cine ever contained; so great curaHve iKiwcr in So small spate.- They we a whole a „ _ ■ - I 7 a I J-B ■ B| ■ ■ ■■■■■■ chest, always ready; nl- O . j 1 , I ways isfaetory; efficient, prevent always a cold sat- f I 111 Q 9 “IN TH€ INTEREST OF ALL THE PEOPLE.” CRAWFORDVILLE, G Y., FRIDAY, JULY 23, L897. -—Miss Ruby Merhson, of Carnak, is visiting friends in Crawfordville this week. Go to C. Bergstrom for Mackerel and White fish. —In our travels last week we found no towns with busier mer¬ chants than Crawfordville. —Mr. J. P. Johnson, of this county, is visiting relatives in' Warren county this week. Go to C. Bergstrom for tur¬ nip and Rutabaga seed. —Misses Janie and Annie Reid and their brother Henry spent Sunday last at White Plains. All kinds of dry goods are being closed out at Paul G. Lu¬ cas at low summer juices. -—Mr. Lunceford. living near Bethesda had 7 hogs killed by lightning Saturday night last. New line of hats, caps, etc., just in, and cheap at Paul Lucas’. -—Excursions are numerous from this section to Macon, At¬ lanta and Augusta these days. All kinds of tinware, includ¬ ing sRrinklerS; and water sets complete and very cheap at Paul G. Lucas’. —Mr. James A. Anderson, a prominent business young man of Augusta, is spending this week with relatives in this couu ty Mrs. M. C. Rhodes desires to sell her house and lot, situat¬ ed on main street in Crawford¬ ville; desirable location. —Mayor J. E. Reid and family and Miss Clara McKenzie, of Montezuma, are visiting the for¬ mer’s relatives and old home here. Before going to the gold fields in Alaska call on C. Berg¬ strom aufl-y/et sOtw^of his K''02C Osnaburg to hold your gold. —Will Mann, a successful bus¬ iness gentleman, of Birmingham, Ala., was in town Monday. Will is spending a vacation with his parents in this comity. Nice half bushel split bask¬ ets 5 c at Paul G. Lucas’. —Mr. A. J. Strom, an old citi¬ zen of Crawfordville, has again returned and set up his jewelry business here. He has been working at Conyers. Go to C. Bergstrom for all of St. Joseph’s Remedies. —The little child of Mr. and Mrs. Charlie Slack died at their home near White Plains last week. We extend our sympa tliies to the bereaved. Go to C. Bergstrom when you are tired. —Mr. H. M. Harrison of San dy Cross, has our thanks for a nice Pride of Georgia watermel on. It is nice to have such friends as this reverend gentle man. Hughey, Ky., Aug. 11, 96. Dr. Tichcnor’s Antiseptic is the best thing I ever used for barbed wire cuts on stock, Its curative power is simply wondei ful. W. J. Woodall. chronicle , . , . —We are sorry to* the death of the infant child of Mr . and M rs. B. F. Taylor of this place, which sad event 00 curred one day last week. Its remains were interred in the i ce metery hete. j You may hunt the world over : * nt. j another nf -i . .. rot « ut me< j lcine e qual to Chamberlain - s j Colic Cholera and- Diarrhoea L,* «. j. \ —Ml’S W L. Gunn has been s i c lj at her hoine in this I since Thursday of last; Arppk- weekv . : \lr f r, H'iushro’ick a d-ru*'- 1 gist at ’ L Mendon. ’ 1 -» Mich., «• 1 says all ’ i 'of the good* testimonials that I’ufactures bben published .Chamberlain by the -Ctdi mail of C Cho !c»i jj,’,) Diarrhoea Rededy ' d gi Sj i W I A Beautiful ej’es grow d* 11 nnd dim *• As the swift years st%il away. Beautiful, willowy for so slim Lose fairness with ry day. But she still is queen e d hath charm* to spare Who wears youth’s oronal beautiful hair. I i Preserve 1 Kir Hair and you preset nSCg youth. “A woman is as» old as she looks,” says tlio world. No woman looks as old as she* is if her hair has pre served its normal beauty, YolS Can keep hair from falling- out, restoring its normal color, or Restore the normal color to gray Or faded hair, by the use of i Ayer’s Hair Vigor. —Mr. T. E. Grist**’ has just returned from a visitwt ■to South Georgia. He says ,lk> is like Judge Geo. Mitel* ql: “That country would be k: - 1 country if it was moved : his ? “Last summer due of our grand-children was sjok with a severe bowel trouble if says Mrs. E. G. Gregory, doctors of [Fredericks- remedy town. Mo. “Our had failed, then we tried Cham¬ berlain's Colic, Cholera and Diar¬ rhoea Remedy, which gave very speedy relief.” For sale by Dr. R. J. Reid. —The young people of our town will present their excel¬ lent plays “Broken Fetters and “The Goose with the Golden Eggs” to-night at >i’ie academy. All who can should! I 50 out and see the plays. WHERE IsflT. “Henry Salter, ; negro living on W. D. Davidson*]-; Tali place county, near Graves, in a' ;ito died from the effects of morning wasp stings on Saturday from last. ” We get the above the Athens Banner and we would like to know where Graves is. No such place in this county. SEND IN EARLY. White in Milhdgevilie last week, we took a good look around the handsome buildings of the Georgia No: mal and In¬ dustrial School, Pres. Chappell puts a blank application in our hands to- he furnished to any laxl J in this county who N - ® attend this school, T h TappHcatki blank will apply- be fui . n i s lied to tho first one ° -0 t his _'______ office. 1 " — PfllTipN rwlUvlD (U1U PTlfl frR \lwlUUvll) lP(lTl(iFS took to- votir interest. Tile ae........*•*•"■'** . . f l.ftTfi ftlii lift« GRIFFITH f Handles ostV , ’ dreth s SELL. Every pajier guaian • teed. Ltthdrefhs p ar i v put Red or Purple and SSutliern Show are simply perfection WKM,e * >° U T At MB'i Mm DR. RYDER HANGED. Judge Jolm Hart held a spec¬ ial term of the Talbot county Superior court this week to try Dr. W. L. Ryder for the murder of Miss Sallie Owens- The case was called Monday and was postponed until September, and as Dr. Ryder was being taken to Waverly Hall to be carried to Columbus for safe keeping, a crowd of Talbot county citizens took the prisoner late Monday evening and hanged him to a tree. Thus ends the tale of a most lmart-sickening crime. While in Talbotton last week we saw the house in the parlor of which Ryder shot to death a fa¬ vorite young lady of the county, and over on the other side of the town we saw the old Person's pond where the love-mad man ran and attempted to end his life by taking morphine and stabbing and lastly jumped into the pond, where he was found uneodscipUK on the same pond evening of the crime. The old is covered with beautiful water* lillies, and an old pine tree marks the spot where the body of Ryder was found. A card on the outside of office door says: “Gone to lunch. By back in ten minutes." And, the man will be thereon time. That is, for some days, weeks or even months, lie will. Then he will ■be at home occasionally for a day. He’ll tell you he had a headache—a turn of cholera morbus, or maybe lie'll say he had a lump in his stomach and fait too miserable to move. The lump was probably two or three ten-minute lunches condensed. The man who Dr.* “bolts” 1) »<-; lunches will find 1 ’ PleasrJ.it TMjfets the best he ever met. There is no case of bill ions ' ness, constipation, indigestion, “heart burn," or any of the rest of the nightmare breeding brood, that those little “Pellets” will not cure. They cure per¬ manently. one-cent Send 21 cents in stamps to World’s Dispensary Medical Association, Buffalo, N Y., and receive Dr. Pierce’s 1008 page ‘Common Sense Medical Adviser,” profusely illustrated. A NICE 'CUE. We return thanks for an invi¬ tation to attend a barbecue at the pleasant home of Mr. and Mrs. E. I. Anderson in this coun¬ ty, on Thursday of this week. They had a large number of carcasses and a big crowd enjoy¬ ed it hugely. We are arc sorry we could not attend, it being our printin g day.' * __ —Mr. M. E. Allen, the expe¬ rienced artist of South Carolina who lias been working with J. H. Stephens at this place, has been hypnotizing the boys about town and he is right successful making many of them tell secrets while in their slee py co ndition, City To- \. 1 State op Ohio, op hh .edo, Lucas County. Frank . J. T Cheney ,,, .. ma . that he is the senior p the firm of F. J. ( hen;^ doing ledo. County business and 111 State the C^f fit j and that said firm will Xx sum of ONE HLNDRP j£ V( v<« of 1 fY^oo-G ( atanh 'iT-o tha ' -'-'ik >■ 1 ' i%g^ by the use of Hall vjaaf.d . , v -* u “ - ....... ..... y r > T , t ! (SEAL* Notary i | I —- . rfition i Hall's Catarrh Cure i>euinin* AmilW; j internal IJ , ami I, a tbeblopa arm mucous -1 1 r.f 01 thf* ln . r rvst(*in siein. Sf*ud r> f ( for not monies. in ™,r AfT^t’s ( only F. J. CHEN!. . y „ = I 1 SoF; oy druggists. =55 f • “ Fami,y Pll]s ' be In Advance- NO. 22 (IfAl OK m cr> *4KlN<i POWDER Absolutely Pure. Cek.*biYtt(‘(i for its grout leavening strtngth jmd • ficalthfulliH’ss. Assures tin > 0(1 n&ftinafralum und all forms of utlul - i i tion common to the cliwip brands. KOV¬ AL BA ICING POWDER CO.. New York A HAD. STORM. There wus.it very heavy hail storm in this county Sat unlay Almost rilght last. We uro told that it ruined the cotton on the Cosby place and beat the fodder off the corn stalks considerably. The rain was heavy here and in all parts of the county. . - A DRY SECTION. Up to Tuesday of this -m !; reports came in from a sc-: of the country near Barnett on the line of Warren and this county where it is said that only one good rain lias fallen since cotton chopping time in gun We are sorry to know that any section is suffering for want, of rain, and it seems so strange when our section I -*ro has been blRs'ijed wit ’ J' 1 ' 1 >ud. l of . that X Yi-AtA km.., ’MBi: COLIC, CJIOLERA AND DIAR¬ RHOEA REMEDY IS THE BEST. - l. Because it affords almo.v instant relief in case of pain in the stomach, colic and cholera morbus. 2. Because it is the only feme dy that never fails in tin* most severe cases of dysentery and diarrhoea. Si. Because it is the only reme¬ dy that will cure chronic diar¬ rhoea. 4. Because it is the only feme dy that will prevent billious colic. a. Because it is the only reme¬ dy that will cure epidemical dysentery is the only (). Because ij vetne dy that can always be depended upon in cases of cholera infan¬ tum. Because it is the most prompt and most reliable modi cine in use for bowel complaints. H. Because it produces no bad results. !). Because it is pleasant and safe to take. 10. Because ft lias saved the I lives of more people world. than any \ other medicine in the The 2 r, 1M j,| r»oe size lor by Dr. R. J. Reid.
