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About The Advocate-Democrat. (Crawfordville, Ga.) 1893-current | View Entire Issue (Aug. 13, 1897)
The Advocate-Democrat. $1.00 Por Year. YOU XXII. Gave Back T I There is no reason for being despondent blood and considering diseases of the incurable, simply because the treatment of physicians and many so-called blood remedies fail to effect a cure. Though it is naturally disheartening to the suf¬ ferer who faithfully takes the prescribed the treatment of the physicians, often at expense of hundreds of dollars, to find ' time himself sro better as goes by, still a cure will result from the right remedy, S.S.S., no matter what other treatment has failed. The reason that S.S.S. (Swift’s Spe¬ cific) has so successfully cured even the worst cases after other treatment had been tried in vain is that it is the only remedy which forces the poison eliminates from the blood and permanently which is the only it from the system, correct principle of curing the disease. Mercurial remedies bottle up the poison S.S.S. and tear down the system, while forces out the poison and builds up and adds strength and vigor to the entire system. It Is nature’s remedy, and con¬ tains no harmful ingredient. is HW5> Jk K j 4ft WW: wmmm Mr. Charles Glenn, of 1563 Dudley St.', Cincinnati, is one of the many who constantly praise S S.S. for giving him back his health. He says: “From childhood I was afflicted with a blood J’ 1 , ~ and have taken a*moo; every blood - deepseated, 1 0 ly on the ' market, but my case was and one by one'they failed. The large, red blotches increased in size and num¬ ber, and soon covered my entire body. ‘ ‘My parents had me treated by a num¬ ber of physicians, but the disease was too much for them, and after their tem¬ porary relief was over, I found rnyself growing steadily worse. Thus I grew into manhood, handicapped by a terrible disease, and having tried so manv reme dies without relief, when a friend urged me to take S.S.S. 1 had little faith in any medicine. I was happy to find, however, that I had at last gotten the right remedy, for one bottle of S.S.S did me so much good that I soon had hopes of being cured. I continued the remedy, and was cured completely, the unsightly spots perfectly soon disappeared, leaving my skin clear. My general health was also built up, and I am robust and strong. I be¬ lieve S.S.S. will cure the worst case of blood poison in the world.” S.S.S. is a real blood remedy, and will cure the most obstinate cases of Cancer, Eczema,Catarrh, Scrofula, Rheumatism, Contagious Blood Poison, old sores, or any disease caused by impure blood. It is Purely Vegetable and is the only blood remedy guaranteed to contain not a particle mineral. oi mercury, S.S.S. potash, arsenic or other is sold by all books druggists. and blood and skin Valuable on diseases will be mailed free by Swift Specific Company, Atlanta, Ga. Notice to Debtors and Creditors. C TATE 07 GEORGIA—Taliaferro All County. having demands against the persons estate of John J. Kent, late of said county deceased, are hereby notified to render in their demands to the undersigned properly proven according to law; and all persons indebted to said estate are required to make immediate payment. This 12th, day of August 1807, RACHEL KENT, Administratrix of John f. K<*ht. deceased. "take NOTICE. In connection with watch, clock .and jewelry repairing, during the the machine summer months, (provided you bring machines to mv shop) I will make sewing run light and stitch perfect that you con¬ sider worthless. I can repair any kind of maehmorv. I am a practical satisfaction workman, I no cobbler. If Ido not give want no pay. R. IE STROZER. Jeweler, Craw ford Ule. Ga, —Look out for a building boom in this section. CASTOBLIA. it 0ft turf “IN THE INTEREST OF ALU THE PEOPLE.” CRAAVFORDVILLE, FRIDAY, AUGUST 13, 1897. SHARON LOCALS. What the People ot that Thriving Town Are Doing. nr c. i.. bag BY. Fodder pulling time is near at hand. The pencil crop is wormy and faulty in this section. Some of our people attended the "barbe¬ cue at Phillip’s. Mrs. Coot Elliott was visiting at Dou¬ ble Well last week. Pro!. Love Mershon was marshal of our town on last Friday. The annual moeti g will commence at Jennings chapel Friday. Uncle Josh Moore made a visit to Greene county last week. The Fannie Hester show was well at¬ tended at this place last week. Father Davids is improved-much in health, so he can get out again. Mrs. K. W. Taylor and Mrs. John Tay¬ lor visited our family last week. Mr. Thomas Fouclxc has been on a visit to relatives in this section recently. Aliss Lilia Reese, of Williams Creek, is still no bettor, we are sorry to state. Messrs. James and Lawrence Battle were in tiiis section a few days ago, Mr. George Fouckc intends putting him up a nice residence near fair play soon. Masonic barbecue at ReynoldsviUc last Friday. Several of our people attended. Religious services at the Pnesbyterlan church the past week hy Pastor Simpson. Messrs, Hauley and Brown, the light¬ ning men, have left Sharon for the pres¬ ent. Mr, Henry Flynt is employed now by Mr. John O’KceJe to look after farm in rterest-. All of our farming people arc taking a good rest attending big meetings and bar¬ becues. M e had , one barbecue , , last , , week , a . John , . IN Moore’s Mill and one at Henry Smitn’s. « Mrs. Funk lias returned^ to In ' home in A,iguana,i -.emWct^riiv;; m •. section. There was a bale of cotton brought he) liv Mr. McCarty on tlie Gtli instant and ' sold for lOe. There was abanjor picking and other music at J. W. McKinney’s, Sr., on Hat urday night. Rev- Air. Winter carried on a protract¬ ed service at the Methodist church last week at Barnett. Washington and Sharon colored base¬ ball clubs played a game here on Thurs¬ day of last week. , Miss Missouri Baghy has returned to her home near Barnett from a pleasant visit to Sharon. Mr. T. J. Flynt spent last week in Athens visiting his sister Mrs. Simms, formerly of this county. The Gt. U. Ii. track is fouler than we ever saw it. It is covered over in places with grass and weeds. Miss Kate Dozier and little son, of Hill¬ man, was visiting relatives in Jacksonville, her old home last week. Mrs. Joanna Reese, of Williams creek, has recovered from her recent spell of sickness we are glad to state. Mrs. Koviere, of Warren county died recently. She had a good many relatives and friends in this section. T?> Cure? (Utn.Hipation l orever. Tb.V c CHi r.u-ets Candy Cathartic. lf>c or 25c If C. C. fail tociiFG. driij?f?ixts refund money .Mr. and Mr.i J. E. Ea^hy liave beer* visiting Mr. Jacob Rocker and family re¬ cently in Warren county. F^ducato Your 15owe2s V/iih Cancnrets. Cantly Cathartic, cur'.- constiyiaticu forever. JGc. 25c. If C. C. C. fail, clru^pisu rvfaad n one:/. Dr. A. C. Davidson and Rev. Austin Mershon assisted Rev,’ Mr, Embry in the Sharon Methodist Meeting. KUuoateYnnr liowels With CHRcarots. CnH ly rfii\ cur^ «orjsfipn.tioo forever. 10c. 2 ;>c. I f C. c. C f r. i i, viruccisi r ref and money. . Mr. IV'. A. MorHion. of Warren, spent several days in our town recently visiting libs sister Mrs. Dr. Davidson. T<» t’.oro ConnUfKition Torofor. T i ( sea rets < yi ri or 25c. T .i C. C. f»U U> c\ive, druggist;*. rttttuU iuougv Several of our boys went on a fish and and coon limit cn Ogeochee river last week and had a barbecue wliile out. No-To-!*?><• for Fifty Cents. f.’uarantecd e&acco habit eure. mnl.c.s weak u:en strong, blood pure. Sue, ll. Alidru^“ists It was our pleasure to stop with Mr. Charley Roth last week. Mr. Roth is an excellent christain gentleman. ypU NEED Hood’s .Sarsaparilla “ if your blood is impure, your appe¬ tite gone, your health impaired. Noth¬ in* builds up health like HOOD’S* The annual me ting will take place at Salem Baptist church on Friday before the fourth Sunday in yps month. Mr. Jimmy Burke, of Augusta, was visiting his parents. Mg, and .Mrs. Tolin Burke, two of our oldjfioneer citizens. Mr, J. T. Taylor tjs returned from his trip to Madison conn j . We understand Air. Taylor lias bargfi y> ( | for land in that section. Air. Bm! and Bush H,p'per liaye return¬ ed from their visit to vnnmuei county. They report crops 'go,oj and everything flourishing. Messrs. Moore auti^W had a barbe¬ cue at their saw mill nlar this place on Thursday night of bst fecek and all had ' a good time. Messrs. Moore and F it have their saw mill set down nov, uetii >ir Play on Mr. George Fetiche's land it are turning out good lumber. A nice picnic was had at Prospect church, Warren coiajty, on the 31st. Several from our seetio’.. attended and re¬ port a good time. There were four batjiecuos in Toliver county that wekuow-ot i the A)tli ot July. We believe the! still something raised to eat here. 3Ir. and Mrs. Edward Keating gave the young folks n nice entertainment at their Dentiliful Home last week. All who at¬ tended had a nice time. AY A FRICANA will c/’eAyphilis CTJ'd. and Old sores to Stay We think some of out hoys (and men loo) will attend and cat so much ba. beetle this s ::-i n that they will turi to a ram sheep, billy goat or a male liog , Dim', Yniiarro Srit maJ ! vf-'. e lour Life Away. To Quit tobacco e».-olymnd forever, bo maff r etie, full of life, noj*ve u«i vigor, take Nu>-To* line, the woiider-wi) k«<r, t#at makes weak men strong-. A !1 dr a; ■ sts, fi’K* or $1. Cure guaran¬ teed. Booklet amt saaiale free. Address Sterling Remedy Co , ClFofh'o or New York Mr. and Mrs. J. If, Gregory, son and daughter, Uavevctnrned.homc from their trip to Madi/ra county and report every ,„ y( , lv ju Hu( H:Cli ,, • ', 8 So . Ck ran tu|( .;i;■ \\mlv I t'.n$ SIN t:.. the numl won . , , ■ y ■■ a. ■. [i.eas ?; n&Tiiwl? t the entitu si.yem, dispel colds. on; Ay lid Iry'a box of i<hiv; to.,ms •enin. Koldaud guaranteed to cure tjf e ’.sg'sts. Elieok Holden dk to ‘liny morning and was buried a, e i 8e - ’ on Saturday Elleck died from hloA. u dison and he suf¬ fered untold misery will lo he lay sick. BuetUvrC* Aval 1 “ Oftfve, Tho Bet* Sabre in tht world for Outs, Bruisej, Soros, Ulcers, -Halt Rheum, Fev. er. Tetter, Chapped Rtui&^t, Chilblains. Corns, and all Skin Kmpton^f reqiV’ed- ,.nnd poal tive’y cures Iflloe, or pc priy It in guaranteed to gi's^satisf •action or money refunded. Fries, 25 cents per bin. r I' >r 8f,le hy Dr, R. J. Ii pj. There will be ehildrfn’s day at Salem Baptist church at Barm >tt on Friday be fore the 4th Sunday in tliis month. All are invited to come and bring well filled baskets. There will he m all day service. Bose Jackson and H. V. Beck worth at tended a barbecue at Jo rdan’s mill on the 2S)th of July, adistance of about seventeen miles from Bose’s hoi r.e. Pretty good distance for a person to travel these hot days to get his dinner. Dili You t : or Try Electric Bitters as a remedy for your troubles? If not g et a bottle and got relief. This medicine Ii as been found to be peculiarly adapted to the relief and cure of all Female Coni) ilalnts, exerting n wonderful direct infi oenco In giving strength and tone to th e organs. If you have Joss of Appetite, ( onstipation, Head ache. Fainting Spells, or are Nervous, Sleepless. Excitable, Mel ancholy Electric Bitters or troubl¬ ed with Dizzy Spells, J is the medicine you m ed. Health and Strength are guarantee* I hy its use. Fif. ty cents and 81 ,()<> ,.i Dr. Ii. J. Reid’s Drug Store Mr. W. H. Baghy hi.' Jesse McKinney went up to Madison i ounty last, week prospecting for a home, We think tho most of the people of tl e Barnett section will go to Emanuel or Madison county. We had a notion of Visit ing these counties and see what is so tharn ing in them. It looks strange that >j »me people only get religious one week .1 a year and at¬ tend church only at that time and tell everybody else to go an •' the balance of the t ear they are as big devils or irrelig ious people as there cai be found any¬ where and commit mor< sin. Better live light all the lime. OA8TO n,IA. it 9ft tutf T»PP«, COUNTY MATTERS. Correspondents’ Reports of "What Their Neighbors Talk Of the Happenings In Their Kospoctlvo Lo¬ calities. All the News. KOBINSON DOTS BY INCCeNITT H The public roads in this portion of the county are being put in good order are wprked better than they have been in several years. Good rain at this place on last ITiday; which has caused some improvement in the crops/ Misses Tamar, Moore, Gertrude Mitch¬ ell, Annie May Rhodes, and Belle Heard were the guest of Miss Etta Murdeu this week, Messrs. Murdeu Bros, attended preach¬ ing at Phillips Mills on last Sunday. .Miss Annie 1 'luker, of Washington, re¬ turned home Wednesday. The annual meeting of the Bethesda Baptist church will commence next Fri¬ day. The pastor, Rev. J, 8 . Callaway will have Bro. Briggs, of Macon, to assist him. Expect lo have two sermons each day—dinner on the ground. A Household Treasure. D. W. Fuller, of Ciinajohnrie, N. V., says that Ins always keeps Dr. Kind’s New Discovery in the house amt his family has always found the very hest results follow Its use: til at he would not, be without, it , 1 if procurable. <1. A. Dykcimm Druggist Chit skill. N. A'.., says Hint. Or. Iv i 11 New Discovery is undoubtedly the best, Cough remedy; that he has used it, in his family for eight years, anil it, has never failed to doall that is claimed for it. Why not try n remedy so Ions tried and tested. Trial bottles free at Dr. . I. livid's I > r 11 y: More. Regular size 5oe. find #1.00.. A MISTAKE. Mr. Editor: We notice in the Heratttda Jdots last week that some of our young folks hud been nttomli:i■: a. musical on Battirihiv miffiTstniTifT fit. uirfr# TT*CTJx jV Sunday morning. We am sorry to say that Mr. ‘‘X” has misrepresented thetimo. It was ii o’clock Instead of 2 and we think Mr. “X” had better notice his time piece a little more carefully next time hut he had been imping and could not see r'cit. We hope In* will look f',v v himself the next time and not take somo one else’s word for it. lit ii. "How to Curo all Skin l>lat>a*o.** Simply apply medicine “Swayne’s required. Ointment." No internal Curts totter, eczema, itch, nil eruptions on the face,' bands, nose, Ac.. leaving the skin clear, white and healthy. It* groat heal¬ ing and curative'powers are Druggist possessed by no other remedy. Ask for 8 wayne’s Ointment. TALIAFERRO'S HAD ROADS. Mr. Editor:— 'J'lie laws require all roads to be cleared of stumps, bushes, trees and obstructions, from 80 feet down accordingly to tlicgrado of the roads. How many Taliaferro roads conform to the law? If not who is to blame? The law says that, all roads .shall lie, properly mile posted and sign boarded. How many roads come up to this law? II not who is to iilame? When the law savs persons subject to road duty may be work¬ ed 1 !I days on the roads. Does it. ne an that a day ami a half shall lie, occupied in throwing brush and stones into the road bed and making travel more dlilicnlt? Taliaferro county lias some of the worst roads in Georgia. The saving in wear and repair of vehicles will pay for better roads in 8 years. A good road enables one horse to do the work now done by two. How much will Hie saving In team . team-feed and vehicles amount to m a few years. How much work can weeding hoes and spades do in comparison with modern road machines? Why not adopt modern methods and come forward with the new' system. The firstyearaexpenxe will more than double the expense of subsequent years: but tlie roads will pay for them¬ selves. Froperty will advance in propor¬ tion as case of access is attained. Settlers and prospective buyers of lands, won’t locate in a county that is Impassable on ac¬ count of roads; hold out the good road-, inducements. Or if the new system is not to be gotten, let public sentiment through the grand jury, see that the old system is enforced—Unit V> days are put oh the roads, good days and not when nothing else can tic done or the parties who have charge under the present system arc made to pay for their neglect. In AdLvanoo- NO. 125. m o m Absolutely Pure, Celebrated for its great h :i\ enin;* tremd It and healthfullness. A-aues He food against, alum and all fovinsof adultera¬ tion common’> I lie cheap brand -. Ih)Y Ah ROWDER CO,, New York. Taliaforro will never r !. !n r pro; t place as long as she has road ■ ‘ :e ivon'-l be a disgrace to a Zulu colonv. The ed z.ons are. in danger of broken vehicles, in¬ jured hordes, and perehanee hr-d eu lind on some of her roads, Goiilicmeii of i.lie grand jury, net the pari <f wl 'km: e that the roads an* bettered, remove a se¬ rious drawback to the property of the county, and give us better roads. TRAY ELFAU A Good Investment. “Knowlhlu'c power” sieeo rd mg to tin*old adngo, hut it is also snid Mmt.ii man n<*v«*r know.; tiling until Ins ran toil i!, and !m who can express his knowledge in language more tesle, vigorous, ami npproprial limn oMiers boenmosa leailer of men, I {•a i ii jug this power of expression as wadi as knowledge itself tlmre is no aid so he!]) 1 ',! from whieli so mueli may lx* oluuimd. end for so small an outlay as Welt let's lid <‘v national Dictionary, This work i the universal acknowledged standard for the derivation, spelling pronum ial ion, end menningof words, and with Ms niinter^ . tables of useful and reliable moeannlion 1 (pdekly and salisfaetoril) ho thousand and one quef-lion st.antly arisine in our renting nd U; Tin iordi.er ... <*,. ... . and power v\ ill prove a poetf ahie iikt d ment for every home -old, and lor every toucher, scholar, professional man, an self-educator* ft (VHO W AS IT? The. following “Guess who” v;e lem ed in for publication Guess what Iwo young men p i drajon school House Iasi Sunday on tin ',: way to Berm ii la, and lov.i f.liejr : (an<lr: collar before they got there. Bo care!' t boys, OAfilTOXlIA.. Tftio he* / } la en _ ov< wrapper. on: THANKS CONTI .1 ED. The following kind pul runs Imye p.dd their subscription since our last, mention .1 Idm A. Kerne , 8! 1 " A eg. 18, '■> '■ (’. ii, lienzl-v. el.50 to dime 1 H t ’!)■' <). 1 *. lioimer. 10 ,■ to Fab. 2 A. ’i)7, Alva ii. Taylor, 2oc lo Nov. 1, ’97. j J|M ||-The Foot * FV' says an eminent English doctor, “will carry enough po: ! sc n to infect a house hold.” in summer-time, more espec¬ ially, disease germs fill the air, multi¬ tudes are infected, fall ill, die ; multi tudes escape, 'These messengers <>t mischief do not exist for millions. Why not? Because they are healthy and strong —protected as a crocodile is against gun¬ shot. ft is the weak, the wasted, the thin-blooded who fall ; those who have no resistive power so that a sudden cough or cold develops into graver disease. We hear oi catching disease! Why pot catch health ? We can do it by always maintaining our healthy weight. Sco VHk £mufeim. of Cod-liver Oil, is condensed nourish¬ ment; food lor the building up of the system to resist the attacks of disease. It should be taken in reasonable doses all summer long by all those whose weight is below the standard of health. if you are losing ground, try a bottle now. gor sale by all ilra»'s'i«t* at and too*
