The Advocate-Democrat. (Crawfordville, Ga.) 1893-current, August 13, 1897, Image 4
THE ADVOCATE-DEMOCRAT, pobushbd every fridav morning ■* CLEM. G. MOORE. Official Or^aD laliaicrro tr *1 r Co, n CRAWFORD VI f.LK, A LG. is, ---------- GIVE IT VOLK AID. Prof. Jordan H. Sanford ar r: . ed here Saturday and had his f •:i.ji j t ure moved over to Liberty Hall. In a few days his mother and family will In* here—all to uu lie their f. tun- home with us. Our school net- r bad brighter i pel , cl at present. It is tic lin that enough .<l: • ■: 1 ! : rais'd to make the •*' , I , , ' ,, 'l' ...... j 0 ' ’ 1 ' 1 ' 1 ‘ - . : , - md ill daily to i.. school. . . . ])<•)■.son wit); in three rai o. Cm v.'fordvillc*. *t -v.ouid feel x u ..p inter, ■>! in the * viool and :• .I -vi R u togetlici i . * , —• r.) 11 ,i. -cltool nm hi.-stittmn# i • - : • are told that 1 . • ro nr • a r-uu. iy many appli-j C .01 ■■ f ro. . a distance who ex :■ cj. to come in hero to board ;,:id attend the school. Othors want: to move here to C tieaU III t dr children. J P is to tiie interest of try I individual to lit their of s in to help mat thi..-> school as good I ] JO. iit,io. Good schools go aj long ways in building up a town and now that we are on the up crude, let no ono put an obstacle j v.a.v, but let every ono ill Tor the school, pull for the j own, c anity and for all our j To prevent tho appearance of ago. use Buckingham's Dye for f no W hisi-n vs. Iviehtnonil c >unty is 8^0,000 •illM't in tux valuations this year. Fulton (»f irmly has fallen be¬ hind this year $22.>,927 in Ittx vaUtuUou. What’s the matter With our city counties'/ ••'riie best way to build up a town or city > to encourage homo enterprises,” says the An gusta Chronicle and there is no Flutter wav to begin. Paste this in your hat. The spoil aim's, are now in forming ns through the papers Unit western coi n • and spring wheat are ing to make im pay higher prices for our bread. Clad there is ll pretty good eve; of corn being rais '1 in tuis, -v,ut■? wish it was still larger. THE DREADED CONSUMPTION CAN BE CURED 1 \ Slonipt. M. ( tiie Orottt < . Nuli'iit 1*1 Will N«ml I rev. to !!“* 'tHirt • Three »t«*ttli"» of Hi* Newl* »»««* red Uemeiltert to C'ure C'on Miiiiiption mut Luiig Troubles. Uoisfidon! that l-.c lias discovered a rclia hi*' v:mv lor u■.•usumph* •'* and all l»roa lung di-'.(><•'. general decline an ... of tWi and all condition* of " . and to make its fT 0 iU merits e wHl send, free, tlm-H bottles t !U)V aderof The Advo t [\ h ! 1 h rut !i V be suffering. Already uus s lentitic contse of mcvib'iuc’* l»tt* Cur: . g; ”'iiv C'tirod Ihou sauds* ‘ (ippawniy bop Its CUM"'. The doctor bis religious duty a d uty In* owe* to humanity tt> douau* h ;* cure. 1 L' isas pro*' ! th - dreadixi eonsump lion to be a cu Itevoml any doubt, atul lias ti in Amort an and European latk'.r:,'. : tealiinonial* of rx jH'i iriK'O fr mix ;!i «e bearfittxl ai d c .rial. h\ all parts of tho >Vi s Don’; delay - , s SUtiit'tl'U, uiilutt'rnu'tc.i. mean 4 speedy and eert n death Address T- A. Stcv . mm M. I IT* Pine erei. N. w York. . please give and w hen wr t ri,e iKmor. itxpress and 'St.itll address, and slw* tfiention reading tiffs amv.e u l he Ad . , v.■ *e D-moc:.(. • -Traveler’ tolls a bad about our roads. This road question Is getting to be one of j ' mue ' rl importance in should this part fall of the South and v, e not behind in this respect. Many comities in Georgia have adopt | ed the new road law of taxing | the people to work the roads and in those counties the roads are much improved. It is said that j many kicked at first, but after they see the good results, like the stock law, it becomes the very idea and all like it better than the old system. The Macon Mews says, “The digest of Bibb county for 1897 shows a decrease of 8057,606 us .... . with the digest of ]*qr,. " L ist year the Macon ... Telegraph , was “nosing ... around , about tho small returns and de crivi- -s in Taliaferro and other counties, and lot the “irons burn in its own Ire. ” so to :• peak. The so called ,, . sound money doctrine and McKinley prosperity has a bad effect on valuables in Bibb county. (b n. Manager G. A. Macdon aid, of tho C. S. & F. Ry. writes us that he will sell round trip tickets from Camak to St. Au gustiuc, Fla., on Aug. 23, good until Aug. 28, for the small sum of 85. All who wish to go from this section can write Mr. Mac¬ donald-at Macon and he tv ill give you rates from your depot. Wanted. Everybody to get a bottle of Dr. Tichenorp; Antisep¬ tic, l he most wonderful healing com)JOU nd of tho nineteenth cen t-ury. Money returned if it fails to give satisfaction. It heals Cuts,’Burns, Bruises, etc., like magic. A clear liquid, pleasant odor and stainless. ■‘Ail tilings come to him who waits.” Don’t you believe it! You must hustle while you wait. •YotlfTnuYelsiT 6 whiiffit ought to be. Your competitors advertise and hustle for business while you wait. You must advertise too.” So says a man who has tried k. A CHRONIC INVALID. Mrs. Emma Ochs, Clay Cen¬ ter, Neb., in a recent letter to Dr. Hartman, says: “I trust no one will ji think ill of see¬ ing toy name in public; but as I have been a suf¬ ferer I do it with pleasure for the sake of those who suffer. I have been sick fora number of years, and had hardly faith any medicine any more, But iu my misery a book, ‘The Ills of Life ■' was given tome. I gave Pe ru na a trial and am now as woU as I ever was iu my life. I had female disease, At times I would have to sit up in bed to breathe. Sometimes I had stitching pains in my breast and sides and backache; could not sleep well; could eat but very j 1 it t it*, and what I did cat did not I agree with me. During the monthly P‘ r:,,ds I >ii - 'fer«-d ( sovt'rv pain. -> 1 \ ,. v 1 .. ducod to 136 Rounds; now it i \ [5a. Wulkiugr across a room j wou [ c l tiro me* A woman elm | take Pe-ru-na at any time: it i harmless. Any one that reads this and suffers and would 1 1 to inipiiiv of mo, will 1 from] >’ aimVv « r l>r. liartmnn ha* !: • • V writ • ' t'-n •: ‘ • women and the dist'aso peculiar to their sex It T I" £l verv vama- j bio to all women. . , IMKOv* h sick women. It will be seat free to women only for a >h«rt time by Tno Pe-ru-na Drug ufacturiug L o-, Columbus, O. | BabyMme! mother Every feels an inde¬ % scribable dread of the pain and v I danger attend¬ ant upon the . m most of critical her life. pe¬ riod m AS* ^Becoming mother should be a i source of joy :o all, but the suffering and danger of th' - ordeal make its anticipation lone of misery. MOTHER o FRIEND is the remedy: which relieves women of the gr^at pain and suf J er > n g incident t4 m-ueinity, this hour which is dreaded as woman s severest trial is Jj'e . „ ot only made painless, but aU usffl danger is re moved by its ar|".io Those who use this remedy longer de spondent or gloolny; distressing nervousness nausea and other con ditions are avoided, the system is and made the ready serious for accidents tljic coming event, so com¬ mon to the c 'itical hour arc obviated by the jse of Another's Friend. It is a Messing to woman. 31.00 PER BOTTLE nt all Erupr Stores, or sent toy snail receipt of price. Containing invJinable all!women, information of rnre interest to will l,e sent rritl to any address,: upon application, by The BKADFIELD KEGUVjATOE CO., Atlanta, G». Engines & Boilers 5 Gins andtPresses., GET OUR PRICES:Y Complete Cotton w. Grist. Oil and I’c-rt iii/.i r .Mill outfits: nTso, Gin Dress, Cane .Mill and Miiugle outfits. \ Building, Bridge, Factory Furnace and Railroad Castings: Railroad MYJL Maclru ist.V and Factory Supplies, Belting, Packing, Injectors, Pipe Fit¬ tings. Saws. Files. Oilers, Etc. CAST EVERY DAY. WORK 150 HANDS. Lombard Iron HfM Supply Co. AUGUSTA, GEORGIA. Foundry, Afachino.^laf cr yi^Qin Don^y W»j>rks^ Repairs Pronvptiy •" Do You Know s ! ! liver PILLS ) and Tonic Pallets'Cure All forms of diseaie ^iiliousness? caused by a Sluggish Liver and the rink rin Cleanses the Tonic Pellet Invigorates The little “Doctor's Bi>ok“ tells all about it and a week’s Tre atmeht free proves cents. every word true. Complete T treatment 25 ttrown Mf’g. Co., N. Y. 4 Gteeneville, Term. Special Notice. j I j (in amt attcr tHis dat ■ the undersigned will iuit ii('('(’|>i adyertii eluents or notices' lobe published v,itliou! lisher's tee in advance o runlesssa.is.ai ,>n ■svvnugements arc made lor payuiir i I brfiivu the mi-Jred fou r weeks notice Ji;i> i ■ x t*i * i 'I'/{a blislier reouiies us to be - come is sponsitf!? ruleundiviating. »nd in justice to uli we make this 'l ills 2 U dav HENRY. of July 1 ‘Jf7. T. C. D. I*. S lie riff, GEO. 11. MITCHELL, Orel. T. C. j Leave to Sell. < EOIIGJA. TALIAFERRO COL NT Y. * W.A.<’-;v as guardian of Janie app.h-d lo the mi*lerriusr.| !'•(• ic.iV to-:!:' § • divided one half inter ! that 1 ~ t : O! hoi l-it.i:;:- , in S5 j 1112 l;;o res nc r: or le->. bounded on Nbrth Inlands of George Wright. Eict i>y | < \l li.mi Koily; $?wth ami ^ hi . vo;.*' fr*>m SLaron to Hillman ! an I will pa- on 'iu<l application on ttr-t M *■ ay in ScpfcnnH-v liext. \i 12th, «Sp . % j (tEOllhK 1!. MirCliELL, Ordiitarr. »*i«T iia* W r- f f*r- .*t ■Wr'.iJ 2 ; t'i '>■* 21 if 7? V v ■***££* r :' rW * Joac ^ h 'V ‘ X / 1 ■ ; * v -‘ w'VidK , j , iq*:.'vp!-s:*V,:^ ' ■•( >• ;8 . 1 nocharpe. if |o*rai-d. If yon have taken ?ner* curv, uains.MueoiiaJratchesh’i iDUWie »ota^h, coaft?»iS»reTUroat, «U! h*ve ac‘:ea and FiulpWrs, funper told.vii licyr< . as*- part of the /, djiru. Y i^wnro’CVa iaUmc - ; ts<NT. A1 ^saranty. A tsc!n- s c* oo C> runt *•■■ luott ou m>rAA“ < COO'v CHICAGO, tu-MKDV Cv) n SU# leraptr, ll+L, Petition lor Incorporation. C<TATEOFGEORGIA—TALIAFERRO To tho Superior court of said County: The. ixtition of David Davis. Ned A. Edwards, Tim M. Combs. Alexander Edwards. K. j Ed-. Henry T. Taylor, Alien of said John Harris and Diehard Combs j con ntv, that respectfully desire shows:— for themselves, 1 . associates’successors they and such others iheir as they mavfromtime totime elect, to be incorporated for a term of Twenty years with the privilegeof renewal there after under the name and style of The Young Shepherd of Pleasant Home Society with authority by that name to sue and be sued, contract and be contracted with, plead and be impleaded, buy, sell, hold, rent, lease, mortgage or otherwise acquire *»r dispose of real and personal property aid such other funds as may in the nidge-j rnent of said society be necessary for its i uses and purposes, to receive donations, and to inforce good order in and around heir place of business or contiguous there¬ to, to make such constitution, by laws, rules and regulations for the government of said society and its officers and for fully carrying" out inconsistent the purposes with of the said consti-! so¬ ciety at are not i tuti'on and laws of said state nor violative of private rights. 2. That the principal place of business Level of said society shall be at or near Hill Baptist church in said county. 3 . That (heobject of said society (the same being a charitable organization in its nature, and character) is to aid • each othei in times of sickness and to aid eaeli other to bury their dead in decent andChristain methods and not for individual pecuniary gain or benefit. 4. That the officers of said society shall be a President, Vice-President, Secretary and Treasurer. The election term, of of lice, powers and duties of said officers to be fixed by the constitution and by laws. 5. That said society shall also have a Board of Managers conposed of not less than nin» nor more than fifteen members, the election, term of office and powers and duties of said Board to be fixed by the constitution and by laws. Wherefore your petitioners pray ail or¬ der incorporating thorn, their associates, successors and such others as they may from time to time elect as aforesaid, and conferring upon them all of the powers usually granted to corporations of like kind and character. Tlns-2'otli day of July 1897. -M. Z. ANDREWS, Attorney for Petitioners. GEO 1 tG I A—Taliaferro County. I. S. II. Rhodes clerk of the Supeiior court of said county, do 'hereby certify that the fore ifoing’petition for of incorporation the original petition is a true of and correct copy incorporation of The Young Shepard of Pleasant Home Society filed in office tiiis 20 day of July 1 Official SSj7. signature and seal Witness my of said court this 20th Jiiiv is>,7. S. If. RHODES, . Lie il !iorG-OBJl Taljaferrq Cqupty WILL PAY $100 FOR ANY CASE Of Weakness in Men They Treat and Fall to Cure. An Omaha Company places for the first time before the public a Maoical The at meat for the cure of Lost Vitality, Nervous of and Sexual Weakness, and Restoration Life Force in old and young men. No worn-out French other remedy; harmful contains It no Phosphorous or drugs. ia a WoNDEKFCT, TueatmUxt— magical in its effects—positive in its cure. All readers, who are suffering life, causing from a that weakness mental that and blights their physical suffering peculiar to Lost Man¬ hood, should write to tho STATE MEDICAL COMPANY, Omaha, Neb., and they will send you absolutely FREE, a valuable paper on these diseases, Treatment. and positive proofs of their truly Maojcai. Thous¬ ands of men, who restored have lost all hope of a cure, are being by them to a per¬ fect condition. This Mac-CAL Treatment may be taken at home under their directions, or they will pay railroad fare and hotel bills to all who prefer to go there for treatment, if they fail to cure. They are perfectly Free reliable; Cure, have no Free Prescriptions, They have Free Sample, or C. O. D. fake. J25O.00U capital, and guarantee to cure bank - Q bB |W ;., to them when a cure is effected. Write them today, JOOOOO Webster’s 5 ^International 5 $ ■ Dictionary “Uncilrridged." ^ . Successor of the The One Great Standard Authority, Z 5 JmuST-'sfsaBretio’co'St: 9 “ o standard 9, ofttav'-Wnto StS’SSTSS *6 I ,j»! P K dkoi.C C?n“‘, ‘afl ourtsandufnear- ° C tr«iuna schoolbooks. # ww t r Warmly m^ li [ t'oiiimer.decl dent*, 3&5i£F3£StfS&i ami other Eancators v almost without number. Invaluable vn-rvY>rK>n^rH>o<H><vrwvo-<>o<vo-< In the tearher, h**usebf>ld, acho*f-r, and ?■» the pr** Iffwional aiau, t:..’ self X THE 3E5T FOR PRACTICAL USE. it cas\ to find tlia word w anted. CS it easy to ascertain the pronunciation. O tt is easy to trace the growth o# a word. P it is easy to team what a word means. I \ h ':«Vrr;. pr^fPrenuo* Sews betxerauquaintance A: Observer were formerly says: with f--r 7,-1 e - j. but a it. y.i.iit'i o? Webster <the Intemutional> O nus leii ns •? ;.»i.,:ir 1 i: as Cie most valuable, and CrOOOO i.> n'.iis; :• r ;i . a the standard us far as any one lYsr. per*Da?;cs sent on application ta .1- C. 'il'RRTAH ro.. ISiftlishers, Sprint:field, Mass.. V.S.A. >A\ tbo advertisement in this , you saw pap^r when yon write or buy ot advertisers C 0 QOMPANY CuRSETS. E 1 w MA KE ^IUGriCcHl BGQUtjGS ad£ FC.CO ^2-1 PpfeSfl III IF CORRECT SHAPES, 'tm fip R;|k ARTISTIC EFFECTS I “®p Ei » A! mmm Lengths, On £ach Box. NEWEST MODELS. fen MSH wm FANCY ms mm§k PLAIN. mm HJ I FEATHERBONE CORSET C0„ SOLE MANUFACTURERS. SOLD BY HOLDEN & CO Crawfordville, Ga THE GEORGIA RAILROAD. -—AT THE- TENNESSEE CenteBirial Exposition, From May 1st, to Bov. 1st. 1897. The second largest Exposition ever held in this country, thousands of Home.Seek¬ ers and investors from the West and North West will he there. To show up_tLe .wonderful—wtsoutee* along its line, the Georgia Railroad lias decided to make an Exhibit of those re¬ sources, and asks the peop!@ of the Coun ties and towns along its lines to co-opeiate with them in making the exhibit a success by furnishing creditable snecimens of all Minerals, Paint and Fire Clays, description all n f Water Powers and photagraphs Manufacturing of In Mill Sites,exhibits of all dustries especially desired. Further arrangements will be made and fine notice given regarding Exhibits of A „ ric ultural products, 1 aud Fruit in sea son ’ For further information apply to, JNO. li. AYERILL, Commisioner, 419 Dyer Buileing, Augusta, Ga THE LITTLE ONES Are the joy and sunlight of our homes. Use all care to keep the little ones in health. Do not give them nauseous doses. You can overcome their troubles with Dr. King’s Royal Oermetuer, They all like to take it because it does not taste like a medicine, but like a lemonade. It cures colic in young children, overcomes all bowel troubles, gives good digestion, and quiet, healthful sleep. As a tonic for weak children and as a remedy for use in teething, it is the greatest in the world. UF“So!d by - ^ist.s, new package, large bottle, 70S Ases, ty One Dollar. Manufactured only The Atlanta Chemical Co,, Atlanta, be Write for 18-Page Book, Mailed Free. AGENTS WANTED, male or female in every county. Business respectable. Cornpensation good. No trouble to make some money. Address Chronicle, Augua :a. G»., for particuiars.