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About The Advocate-Democrat. (Crawfordville, Ga.) 1893-current | View Entire Issue (Oct. 22, 1897)
T” I r #. - The Advocate ttraaa i i * ,.i OCRAT. $1.00 2P©:r *S*©ax B . VOL, XXII. 'i a iiffoi This week in Dry Goods Consisting of Ladies’ Dress Goods Shoes, etc. Also the best and cheapest stock of Crockery and Glassware, the latest style vapf 5 A Parlor Lamps. The latest style Dre; s Q You are especially iff * 4 o0 spect these goods at fore making purchas \ should not do this, <s> * 20 per cent. I Above my prices,- you will regret it. All I ask is to come and look; the quality and price will do the (■ resL Yours to serve. $ is Oil, the market at lowest ^fordville, li 0 F 0 Griffith, Ga. ± \ © 1JRGIA -AT RAILROAD. THE— •/ "TENNESSEE 1 Centennial Eiposittioa, Prom May 1st, to Bov. 1st. 1897. The second largest Exposition ever held in this country, thousands of Home.Seek ers and investors from thaWcst and North West will he there. ’ wit To show up the wonderful resource's along its line, the Georgia Railroad has decided to make an Exhibit of those re¬ sources, and asks Die people of the Coun¬ ties and towns along its lines to co-opeaate with them in making tho exhibit a success by furnishing creditable specimens of all Minerals, Paint aud Fire Clays, description of Waier Powers and photographs of all j'W-1 Sites,exhibits of all Manufacturing bi • r i f-te* r lee.ially desirnl, piYrtlu r arrangements will lie made and due notice given regarding Exhibits of Agricultural products, aud Fruit in sea son. For further information apply to, JNO. II. AVERILL, Commistoner, 419 Dyer Buileing, Augusta, Ga « Y:im FBI K MI IUGGiCO’S Are fully reotorod Si*K- fh fl.’qWl' if \ ‘,7 ..... Cl FI C T-ir.UtTS. $3.50, 1 box, by ji Wf My « I 5 e-H.y .y #1.00; S boxes Ui j mall. Address, SpeciSt Co., I , Haieari’s U ATLAHTA, GA. |i |||k Full partlG.nlars sonl by mall on application. fi.J« 59 Reward The Haggard Specific Co. Will give three boxes of their Specific Tablets, worth 83.50 to any one who may have used as much as one box of their tablets without decided benefit. We have never heard of a single case where the tablets have failed to give satisfactory re¬ sults, and if there is a person to he found who has used them without benefit we v ant to know who ho is and whereto find him. They never fail to enre kidney and bladder troubles and affections of the genital organs and overcome all debility and weakness in both men and women. They improve the appefite. aid digestion and assimilation and overcome constipa tion. Thev have vital effect on all of the secretory organs and establish a healthy condition of the mucous and gland secre¬ tions in every part of the body: capillaries overcome the _ aud all torpid conditions of secure perfect circulati m of i lie M >ou, so that every organ is s'ipphed healthy. and Being every function is normal and the onlv remedy ever compounded that fuliv meets the logic ' piiystolocical con¬ ditions of the hunian system, it is no won¬ der that they giy No results matter uni*nown the doc medical science. i ! tors and ail remedie’- ha ve failed, try the Taiilets am 06 id that they aie nor com ni.LT 0 Wf. thCHi. of be. to l>en t*: i a g Oil--:. 1 lifiY be :: re teair^rii < YV ' i hi, SSkb IE' hkt ii H B. D. C. U I:.-* VILLE, GA.. FRIDAY. OCTOBER 22.1897. SHARON LOCALS. What the People ot that Thriving Town Are Doing. BY C. I.. I! AG BY. Dr Farmer was with us last wee k. People are sowing their small grain. Miss Amelia Roth is on a visit to rela tiues in Augusta. Subscribe for your county paper and all n arears pay up. Business has been pretty biisk in our town for the past week. The turnip crop is generally a failure through this section. Rev. T. B. West preached at Jennings’ last Saturday and Sunday. (Jail on us when you need us. C. L. Bngiiy, tinner, Sharon, Ga. We hear several swearing vengence against the stock that is running at largo. Be ceituin and put your advertisement in the county paper—the Advocate-Dem¬ ocrat . Mrs. Elizabeth Elliott was visiting at Jacksonville and Williams Creek last week. Mrs. R. II. Jackson still remains in a bad state of health her little daughter is ako sick. Mr. Wilson Kendrick was badly hurt last Friday by his horse running away with him. Mr, William Stone, of Washington, was visiting liis sister Mrs. John I. Harris last week. Hotel Jackson seems to keen filled up with transient custom as well as some regular boarders. ■ Mrs. Jack Harris, of Williams Creek, has been quite sick the past week. She has heart trouble. Cotton is lying around our depot in abundance. It looks like somebody is waiting for a better price. Yv e saw several of our old Greene coun¬ ty friends last week at the Association, some that we had not seen in years. Mr. A. D. Moore will soon have liis residence completed. Mr. Moore is a hustler when he starts to business. Mr. James Maher, of Augusta, was up last week visiting relatives. He has been living in Augusta a number of years. We learn there were soqae additions to t$c Presbyterian' church at this place during the reient nrai.r-ted meeting. it Is strange that some people are al¬ ways so anxious to give other people ad¬ vice and never practice what they preach. Some of our horse trading sports had some harsh words with each other recently but we don’t think there was any harm dono- ffudge • Jacob Rocker, of Warren, was in our section last week. He is well known in this section having lived here for sev¬ eral years. Mrs. Janie Harris has returned from Emanuel county where she has been on an extended visit to Mr. and Mrs. Bell Thomson. Dr. King, the specialist, lias had sever¬ al cases in our town to work on arid it is, said that hs is very successful in his treatment, Mr. Paul Masseagale, of Norwood, was visiting his sisler Mrs. Jesse Tajior re¬ cently. Paul is quite a curiosity when you get him started. We learn that Miss Annie Brooke has been elected teacher rf the school at Jennings—a good selection, She will open the first Monday in November. A FRICANA will cure Syphilis and Old /A s or es to Stay Cured. Mr- J- W. Goodman, of Washington, with his photograph gallerry, was with us last week, remaining six days. He did some good work for the Sharon people. OHE OF TWO WAYS T„» Md,,- v,a. -O, r pose,namely, a receptacle for the mine. aud as such it is not liable to any form of disease except by one of two ways, The first way is from imperfect acton of the kidnevs. The second way is from careless local treatment of other diseases. CHIKF CAUSK. Unlv ilthy urine from unhealthy hid i neys is the chief cause of bladder t 8 the* womb ie bladder nd ii not 1 ilia j WGJiK 116a k it rare ca rv clcsf \ T 6130; :e V . pas nr • : may .-/e t :<>nr hour: :t a_ l >y or ulad i nr A the exiraorvi :: -Q • Svramp-Hoot, ! V.. 0 r remedy b- s v ; B vou You riiuy have a sarni !>otli &er. Ad vocal )r fiC * < r L n aaraiitc “IN THE INTEREST OF * ALL THE PEOPLE.” I iver Llke biliousness, dyspepsia, headache, const! pation, sour stomach, indigestion are promptly cured by Hood's Pills. They do their work Hoods 25 Best easily cents. after and All dinner thoroughly. druggists. pills. Pills Prepared by C. I. Hood & Co.. LcAvell, Hass. The only Pill to take with Hood's Sarsaparilla. The death of Mr. Will Strom last week was a sad event. He was an industrious quiet young man and thought well of. We sympathize with the bereaved family. Mr. P. D. Tax lor, of Wilkes county, was visiting relatives in this section last week. Mr. Taylor was raised in this county and is a son of the late Seaborn Taylor. Salem Baptist church has called tJ pastor as yet for another year We giy that Mr. Gumming will be retained tiiongh. lie is a good man and a good preacher. Burglars tried to enter some of our stores last week but made a failure. They were not exports. They bored into Mr. John O’lvtele’s and Mi. J. A. Kendrick’s stores but did not get in. Mrs. Bailie Jackson returned home last week from Washington where she had been on a visit to her sister and for medi¬ cal treatment. Blie has. been ip a bad state of health for sometime. The colored people have been carrying on a night meeting at the Branch church above Barnett for two months or more and it is said there has been a great nmtiy professed a hope. Well, wc hope they have but; some of them act very simple. Wc hear it reported around that they are going to try this county again soon on prohibition. It is too late no#—Christ¬ mas is too close at hand. We ought H work at that when the big meetings going on. We would have better Success. Oar town council had their regular meeting last week and attended to regular routine of business besides putting fines on some of the boys from one to five dollars for some of their misconduct. The boys will do better next time, we think. m : jffv d dm W, Ellington has resigned ti'io 1 ptsU ririVu”olu feiitii effuiTm Wanfen county which church he has been serving for a number of years and no doubt those.’ people regretted to giye him up. He was raised in this county and is considered a, fine preacher. Old People. Old people who require medicine to regulate the bowels and kidneys v. ill find the true remedy in Electric Bitters. This medicine does not stimulate and contains no whiskey nor other intoxicants, but acts as a ionic and alterative. It acts mildly ou the stomacbe a a d bowels, add ing strength and giving tone to the or¬ gans, thereby aiding Nature in tho per¬ formance of the functions. Electric Bit¬ ters is an excellent appetizer and aids di¬ gestion. Old People find it just exactly what they need. Price fifty cents and 1.00 per bottle at Dr. R. J. Reid’s Drug Store. We are having some competition now in the green meat business. Messrs. Charley Zacltery, Walter Pittman, Bill Tayior and we lerrn that R. N. Gilbert will re-enter tho business this week. In fact Sharon is getting on top; two or three beef and fish homer, two eating saloons, one good hotel and a half dozen stores, besides cotton ginneries, grist mills, work shops, etc. Plies! Pliew! Itshlng Pilos. . Symptoms—Moisture; intense' l 1 ah ing and rtin.-imrj mod at night) continue worse by scrotcoine. If showed to tumor* form, wh en often bleed ana ulcerate, be¬ coming very ams. Svvayr.o’s bleeding, (fictinent teals ul stops the itching and Philadelphia, SfSt c€au _ Dr> Swayne & Son, The Association is past and gone and ‘he people arc all at home this week pick i; ; g cotton and peas and gabbling potatoes. What few chickens that were left hive come out from their hiding places and arc gj 7 j D g their, -elves a good airing. The s’io.vu bv the good j iconic of Taii ifen 1 1 ounty ■ preaching nr n it r,. l XT iCiK ‘J Two I.i Sttved. Irs. Phoete Thor ;, of Jur was V& » . if X?A 4.f t i »;i at res -?»* Tt in if 1Z -* A. 00 «V The Klondike’s Lost Love. by G. H. c. tho;; wonderous, wonderous Klon i WlilBs q-SV sensation of the day— , ” Sure did’st thou get thy precious treas dVf me this secret Klondike pray? ‘■Ivch "V ^ago” 011 fair tho. Aurora Kloijdike I fell answers, in love, . 1 Tier entreated, oh! so earnest, yBb proud heart I could not move, i {tin £uv \lng Frost’s subjects :‘Bjj|tpm Mis his sparkling garments wear. ij; of warmth and light” she an* swers, ‘*»Vhy frozen love I cannot bear.” Theii Incized the mocking maiden Tew “from lier the robes of light, Freacf <( them ’neutli my icy mountain. (HP ad and froze with ail ami my might* Bnfpirufty men now come take it— TStis onc loye tokeiCtlmt 1 stoic; They Taw steal again it, my treasure call it from gold. me 1 } seek save it, M Yellow Jack killed. CW> '*••!«, Candy Cathartic kills Yellow Jack .wherever they find him. No one whofe-ikes Cascarets regularly and sys lematfrnlly^s in danger froin the dread ltd f ,Jf ^“wels and preveat now one r feeding. 10c, 25c, 50c, all drug sisprsA. # ful afis favor annexation to the United State*/ * __1 Yellow .Tack Preventative. Gnfitfl against Yellow Jack by keeping the sj? .tom thoroughly clean and free from %nn jfe-ediiisr matter. Cascarets and Candy kill Until* tic will cleanse the system all cojRltgio^s disease germs. i appointed posl Cot.pmyflie has been mast-’cpf Atlanta. 1 Y’ello iv Fc ver Germs breedrib saiffjroiu the bowels. Kill them and you .re the awful disease. Casea rets destroy the germs throughout the syst.oihj.tnd make it impossible for new ou*'.vn ..rut, Cascarets are the only re¬ liable sfefo-guurd for young and old against YelleVr Jack. lOc, 23c, 50c, all druggists. Ove: UJWb 000,000 pieces of mail were handled .last year by the U. 8. post ollices. iivuvivn’* Amiou Salvo, The Best tMve ia the world for Outs, Bruise?, Jo rev, L leers, Salt Rheum, Fov. cr « Tofc.-v, Chopped Hands, Chilblain*, Cora*, '.ad td’Skta Erupt pus, and pc&l five')' < B'- 1 1’tios. or ifo pay required. It lr ,<m iinto.-d to give satis,action o-T mouey -** mu -L Price 25 cent* per box. For sat by By. It, J. Reid. j good .r^'«f|fiv I 0 t c cnis each, I TktS THAT LEAK. The ; Morgan & Wright single-tube _ air tire must be regarded a 3 mbtlgesr it be |y»te -punctures in can re ST* fqjSfreWbM iittgfcstttbc tire, it can b e permanently using the quick-rcpair ‘trip iuiidi: the tire. See cut No. 1. No. 1. By injecting M. & W. quiKk-repair cement through the puncture, and then pressing down on the tire with the thumb, as in cut No. 2, the repair h \ \ Hoi.2. No. 3. -gtrlpdaside is picked up by the cement, tho» closing the puncture, as in cut No. Y The Morgan & Wright smgiC-tnbe quick-re P air tire is guarnnfeed not porous. This is on account of fine vruy in which it is made. Nearly every rider has heard of tires eak like a sieve.” Many tires rot, because water gets into the fabric between the ' we 1 of rubber. The Morgan & V: r ‘o ; fabric is proof against rtossU.: Everybody knows how JX Morgan » > r.i*c> i'.uo seldom ur f} ho vr dtte to tire: 1 i. 1C* Ask an;, bicycle r otter tires St on Wright, ir c M< rgat iv Mf -rgao or o: ! Ghioag jl * Wrig’ht free tcp-ii ..op- j I t hx: pru dp:.' '-iti.c can*. Has da ia* f ■ C y i&m i nmuz ficr-al KZt / j Blind tigc-rs scsm to be doing their work in Lexington this week. An empty laugh sometimes has a great deal in it, No man makes good resolutions for hiur self alone. Many a poor man smokes enough cigars to support his family. Do not waste bait fishing for compli¬ ments. Truthfulness is the diamond of char¬ acter.—Ram’s Horn. Hypocrisy is n cloak that is ragged in the baik.—Ram’s Horn. A twenty-dollar coat often covers a C cent soul.—Ram’s Horn. ('roup Quickly Cured. Mountain Glen, Ark.—Our children were suffering with croup when we received a bottle of Chamberlain’s Cough Reme¬ dy. It afforded almost instant relief.—F. A. Thornton. This celbrated remedy is for sale by Dr. R, J. Reid. Only eight more days aud the Nashville exposition will be closed. Citra, Fla., Aug. f), '96. So far as I have tried Dr Tichenor’s Antisojvtic it has giv¬ en entire satisfaction. One of my friends used it for sore throat and pronounced it excel¬ lent for that purpose. J. B. Campbell. George M. Pullman the mill¬ ionaire car builder died sudden¬ ly at his home in Chicago Tues¬ day. Those who believe chronic diarrhoea to be incurable should read what Mr. P. E. Grisham, of Gayrs Mills, La., has to say on the subject, viz: “1 liavc been a sufferer from chronic diarrhoea over since the war and have tried all kinds of medicines for it. At last I found a remedy that effected a cure and that was Chamberlain’s Colic, Cholera aud Diarrhoea Remedy. l 1 This 1*'. buR^ysontary m take and It is pleasant to never gm ^ sues ^ fot sale by br° Dt. " K r J. much evidence . There is not in s j«bt that food products will bo rhettpor d«n»* U;c „,,:t IS months. Good time to resol\e ^ ra j se moro wheat oats and corn. Honesty and Virtue. There is more honesty and virtue contained in a bottle of Salvation Oil, than in any other liniment known. “Mrs. A. Fiedler, 2864 Falethorp St., Philadelphia, Pa., confirms this truth: She found Salvation Oil to he an ex¬ cellent remedy for rheumatism, stiff joints, bruises, etc., and thinks it should always he kept in the house.” Don’t listen to the dealer’s arguments in. favor of a substitute. Insist on get¬ ting Salvation Oil, it costs only 25 cts. BERMUDA DOTS. BY X. Nows is scarce. | Farmers are tv earing long faC es at the low price of cotton, 1 Mr J. H. Brake is right sick at , f • MbtClS • f \i ,1»S. - m rn 1- |{ 0W( ,U. j Mr. Chailie A .Nelson an • wife, of Wilkes, were in j neighborhood last week. Mr. W. -L Nelson, hastm .iteo ; himself to a new buggy. , Mr. Wco.loy R -To,,,, ami (is : ter, El>, Vlftlteo S' i'O tunlay *• ■"> and 11 couniy ho patrons: 1 will meet for the purpose teacher for next y< two or three ap: -i > l' Mr;;. Anna \T oorier Mr. S. N. Cl icl ton : '.J ng. *5l nday • 00 idem WE our j ! >t irdav night. 5S Laura ner. A 1 In Advance- NO. 3i. Royal makes the food pure, wholesome and delicious. pom SSVAi ■Mg © ^AkiN^ POWDER Absolutely Pure ROYAL BAKING POWDER CO., NEW YORK. Clara Nelson, spent Saturday night at Mr. W. C. Rhodes’ at Jennings, attending church on Sunday, and from church they went to Mr. McKinney’s. R. J. Cooperand W. Ts John son attended preaching at Jen nings Sunday. There must be some attraction over there for the young people of Bermuda. Wanted Agents. <The Confederate Soldier In tlio Civil Mar,'' just, published, contains COO pages 12x10 inches, and over 1,100 large Battle Scenes, Portraits. Maps etc. The greatest and largest War Book ever published, the Con¬ and 1 he only one that does justice to fought federate soldier and the cause ho for. Complete in one volume. Agents wanted every whore" to sell this book on our new and easy plan. Many of tlm lady and gnetlcman agents who are at work are making from $100 to $200 per mold h. Veterans, 8011s and Daughters ol Veterans, and others interested are re piested to send for a beautiful illustrated descriptive circular (free) and terms to agents. Address, COURIER-ICURNAL. Job Printing Co., Louisville, Ky. Tho man who talks most about himself says the least.—Ram’s %irn. Planters CUBAN RELIEF « ure9 Colic, NcuralgluiiuiiTootlmdio in five minutes. Squr Stomach and Summer Complaints. Price, 25 Cents. Smiling lengthens the mouth and the life in about c<iuitl proportions.—Rani’s Born. r ‘ R. R. briuffe ^ ^ Q Q rlver at Athene Tuesday and was instantly killed on tho ro(jk , bolow . He thought li<! Wiis at lira depot and walked out of the coach. Get 11 Gold VVatcli. The draw ford correspondent Tho to Oglethorpe Echo says, 4 4 Gerald Colored Baptist Associa¬ tion offered a gold watch to the pastor >vho would bring the largest contribution for missions to the late session. Rev. H. M. Smith, pastor of the church here, was the lucky man. This speaks w< II tor tho spirit of his mem bersmp. 11 Rev. Henry Smith is also pastor of the colored Bap¬ tist church at this place. Of the Face V Mrs. Laura E. Mims, of Smithville.Ga., says: “A small pimple of a strawberry color appeared on my cheek; it soon j JeganJo check k My eye became terribly inflamed, * t’hat and was so wollen could for quite .A a while I not rf--* see- mosf ^ octor ^ mahgnant ^ type, and after ex < hausting their efforts " up the case a9 hopeless. When in formed that my father had died from y. „ disease, they said I must die, was incurable, was ad vised to try Ml) iie the Cancer / ntinued do a nd -;o to nt hs, then medicine it began while to i u e l the a disappeared en- 1 lv. This was several years ago an has been return of trie disease. ’’ tber • no . Cl JC+ Im wwl* * » I ■> -r Am 'cmedy* Cancer is a biooi id’-, e, and only s a blood remedy will :j re it. s. s. <ynarantced purely vegetable) is a real ood remeuy, a 1 Is to per :L.r- ,. Cancer, t-crofi la, Eczema, a or an* -ther disease of the i 1 o o d. ;end for our books Clucz : and Bleed Diseases, ut ltd M address. <v free % ecitic Ga to Vv ss
