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About The Advocate-Democrat. (Crawfordville, Ga.) 1893-current | View Entire Issue (Dec. 3, 1897)
- THE ADVOCATE-DEM &CRAT. *OBU*HHD KVKRV UtlDAY IIOimKC It CLEM. G. MOORE. Official Organ Taliaferro Ci. CRAWFORDVILLE, DEC. 8, 1807. Spalding county 1 as j^d on ly 12 cases of smallpox, It seems to be pretty thick among negroes in Atlanta yet. News of terrible suffering comes from the fools who rushed into frozen Alaska for the sake of gold. They had better come to Georgia and lived like white folios. Committees are at work in At¬ lanta preparing for the old sol¬ diers’ reunion to be held there next year. Members of the Stephens Camp should get to gather next Tuesday at this place. THE DANGER to which the Expectant Mother exposed and the foreboding and dread with which she looks for¬ ward to the hour of woman’s severest trial is appreciated by but few. All effort should be made to smooth these rugged places in life’s pathway for her, ere she presses to her bosom her babe. MOTHER’S FRIEND allays Nervousness, and so assists Nature that the change goes for¬ ward in an easy manner, without such violent protest in the way of Nausea, Headache, Etc. Gloomy forebodings yield to cheerful and hopeful anticipations—she ordeal quickly passes and through pain—is the left strong and without vigorous and enabled to joyously duties perform the high and holy Safety now devolved upon her. to life of both is assured by the use of “Mother’s Friend,and ,the time of recovery shortened. “I know one 1 *d^th| mother of thrg rt h or each, who obtained a bottl# Mother's Friend’ of me before her fourth confinement, and was relieved quickly and easily. A1J agree that labor was shorter and less JOHM G. PoLHILL, AtaCOD, Ga. 91.00 ■opt PER by BOTTLE malt on at receipt all Dm* of Stoics, prioe. or RflfiKS Containing InvalnaMe information of ouuno jnuiroM to all women, will l* sent to f REE any address upon application, by The BRADFIEID REGULATOR CO.. ATiaNTa. Ga. GEORGIA RAILROAD. -AND CONNECTIONS. For information as to Routes, Schedules and Rates, both Passenger and Freight, write to either of the undersigned. You will receive prompt reply and tillable inform Ion. JOE XV. WHITE, A. O. JACKSON, T. E. A. o. r. a. Augnstii. (irt. ,s. XV. XVH.KES, H. K. NICHOLSON, O. F. A I*. A. O. A. Atlanta Athens. XV. XV HAItUWXt'K. s. K. MAOILI-, S. A. i.i-.a. Mai-on. Os. M. It. HID SOX, F. XV. COFFIN. S. F. ■». S. F. A r. A. M tlledgevtlle. Augusta. / ’ KORGIA, Taliaferro County. ' * Will be sold on the first Tuesday in Dotemlter next in front of the door of the Court House of said County an undivided one ninth interest in and to the follow!! g property, to-wit;— All that tract of land situated in the town of Crawfordville. said County, mining one acre, more or less, bounded on the Nunli by Public Street ami lands ff antes F. Reid; on East bt said Public Street; on South and’on by Right of way of Geor gia Railroad West bv lands of Wash Williams and James F. Held. Al,SO all that tract of land lying in Dist. G. M., said County, containing 80 acres, more or less, bounded ou North and West by Public Road from Crawfordville to Wltlie Plains; on Fast by lands of W. W. Bird ami Mrs. S. N. Chapman; on South by lands of C. H. Golttcke, A. J. Cliapraan and Mrs. S. N. Chapman. levied the Said undivided interest on as property of William Lawson to satisfy an .•seeution in favor of C- II. Goluckc against (Yilliam Lhrmmi, issued from the Justice Court of said District. D P HENRY. Sheriff T.C. I UTS CURES WHtBf Alt LLSf FAILS. Hi n**t Cough Syrup. TuW GwxL C*» „ i 2'j la linw Sold > jy.ia by AnugifU. Interesting 1 Letters. The 7*tT$!3 j* lowing inter eating letters 3T were receiv od by Ur Hart “ « thankful women: Mrs. L. A. Adams, Bearden, Tenn., writes: 'I can gladly recommend Dr. man’s wonderful remedies. They are all any housewife needs with the books sent free treating on the different ailments. I have used Pe-ru-na for four years and it never fails to give relief if taken in time. Whenever I feel done up it helps me wonderfully. In cases of colds, chills, la grippe if taken in hot water, it acts like a charm. lean recommend it for pains in the hack, cold hands and feet. You will save doctors bills by the use of Dr. Hartman's wonderful modi cines. » * *1?:) Miss ffc-.-f nie Wiggins, : m |j erl i $ F (f Heights, writes: O. >7 suffered catarrh o the n o s e, head and throat for throe year. I get no relief until I began taking Pe-ru-na. 1 took three bottles. It has done wonders. Indepen dent of curing ray catarrh, it has greatly improved my general health. I cannot describe the change. Any one suffering from catarrh and knowing that it can be cured would be very unwise not to take Dr. Hartman’s ad¬ vice. Follow directions. Pe-ru na does the rest. Address The Pe ru-na Manufacturing Company, Co lutnbue, Ohio, for a free entitled “Winter Catarrh. Ask your druggist for a Pe-ru-na Alicm uae i t W W iALfcqgf-- ^ s Turning 1o the Towns. The Savannah News notes fact that while large banks many of the cities are either iug out of business or selling to other banks, the , banks are prospering. This is fact noticed and ,hi.?S. coRiaiented by many. Why has boor explainod : but along t same line, it is true that smaller towns in Georgia getting along better than larger cities. Town property twoldvillo !.« advanced con siderably and tho prospect more business here was better. We .scarcely , , can along without a bank and ware house. Wonders Never Cease. No need sutler tho , tortures , , of f one rheumatism, because that modern lini meat, Salvation Oil, positively cures it. “I was a great sufferer from sciatic rheumatism, and the best of doctors attended .4 1 „ 1 me -.iUmnt without rr-lief relief, I l com- com menced using Salvation Oil, and ,wo bottles helped me wonderfully. It certainly has worked ^udero with me. Mr *. E. J. Phelps, Box 28, Enfield, Q onn ^ Salvation Oil is for sale by all dealers for 25 els. Tekesoeubstitute. XVarta on Xlola* Ear*. Qcistion.—I . ... , have in.. two ™ei„ males with warts on t.mir ears Piease tell ms the method of removing them. Answer. —There are various methods recommended for removing warta The hoWBT * r , is to cn t them off with . , sharp kmfe. , .. and . either ... . born the a place where cnt with h hot iron or wash j t j or severa ; days with acetic acid. The simn Mmpl.v iv attached attached to to the the^ a«n skin aB d will not re.uru if treated 48 di* roctcd.—State Agncuitcral Department -------- Wanted Agents. “The Conf*Soldier tu tn* cun War." just published, contains 500 pages 12xlfi inches, ami oyer 1.100 large Battle Scenes, Portraits. Maps etc. The greatest and largest War Book ever published, Con- and the only one that does justice to the sohliet and the cause he fought for. Complete bt one volume. Airents wanted even-where to sell thii book on new aud easy .» an. Many of the laiiyand C ueUe*tumRgents whoareat work arc making from *100 to Daughters per month. Vetera, *. Sons and of Veterans, and others itueresUHi arc re id for a beautiful Illustrated tlcvciiptivc i vul.-tr frt e) and terms to agents. __ Address. ( OPR1ER-lOl’RNAL. Job l'rict Co., Louisville. Ky. Wt* Won’t Recomineui n. It is setting too cod t, these days for tirms in the l tb and west to entrap our p ,1c and every fid how body they should belief be.i^. i 1 “ , letters thf •<*»« hundreds of snide’conq jng out all kind-s of life,, to catch the dimes ai 51 lars of our nnsnspecting , , and one of their late trick; to call especial attend During the last weel lave been shown three, ters which starts off stat ing something about “ edi tor has kindly referro e to you,” etc. and then tl o on to make it appear th;, edi tors of the county p are “in touch” with the eerns and in that way they confidence of the pt ,. suppose that we or si editor around here has ■ deal iug with or know the all right. In two of the above found names of firms heard of and have ou since seeing the letter they are good, reliabi not. This we do not for fear of some of oi being led to invest the; f.i|e on the strength of a |,me intro duction (which did not this paper) we give warning ;* r Mach Krife! The use of the surgeon’s*nife fatally is be¬ coming so general, resuling of in such a large number ases, as to occasion general Walpole, alarm. Of' 'alshtown, Mr. William South Dakota, writes. “About three years ago, ther' une under my left eye a little ,blot .bout the size o mall pea. Itgre idly, and sh-w,- •-SJ fa I bee." alarmed m and c suited a A good i tor . who prono ced it can¬ ^11 ,,/must cer, an. be said cut that out. it 11 J This I Iwould having not v consent to, little faith in the indiscriminate o.. 0 f the knife. Head ing of the many emu- made by S. S. a'?," days, the cancer became irritated and *» e ^»f ■ finally dropped off, and only a healthy little scar remained to marine full place where the destroyer had held sway. A Real BlOOCl . _ KemeCly# j cancer is in the blood and it is folly remedy for every disease of the blood. Books mailed free; address Swift Spe¬ cific Co., Atlanta, December Sheriff Sale. rt' :ORG,A ' T “' ll,erroC “"" ! '' ^ Will be so d b fi io ih > Court House door in Crawford*ille in snid county wiiliin the hgal hours of sale to the ^ jj^for - h o^thMr^Tu. of land lying and being iu the 604th District G. M., in Taliaferro county, Georgia, containing on© hundred and ok , vc r n (im acres more or levs bounded ()J) ,i, ( , yf,,ith by lands of Mrs. Fannie Asburv. on the 'East by lands of M»s. o'^t he Sout^byt He ^ou’rl i ro'oj 0 j- jjnj 0 Kivrr. on Crawfordvjue tho AVe#t by the nubile road leading from to of land lviug and being iu the t?0,th Dis trict G. M., in Taliaferro County, rv hig ou l)oiii sides of the NorJi) prong of the Ogeecliee River with wa99tnill known j,, na i n sjs Mill, dwelling hdPSSfe and inl nr,,cements thereon, '‘boutided on the attt j East bv lands of Samuel jq UH ics. trustee fo"r his wife road leading and children. from on the South bv public Crawfon!viHe to Bethany ciwrch Gre>uie eountv. on the west by lands of ^ ), j j;,.;,] containing forty (40) acres nl rt , or j 0sS Said lauds levied on as the , property of Rebecca Jane Ogletrce to satisfy au execution issued front the Sti¬ ^ ^ of col ,uty in favor of ^n, er t L. Richardson against said Rebec ^ j w>e Oglerrcc. November 1897. -j-j,j ytIt dav of D. V. HENRY. Sheriff T. C. S _______ _ nnf|r rnUr D X. UIA/UITUAM m. Vf III I Iflnll, . ’ ,h . M., - Augusxa. AunustaGa Ga., GIVES FREE EYE TESTS for all defects of sight, S rtnd» the proper s nu.es and WAR rants them. Lenses cut into Tour frame whiie You wait p^£ E Qf CHARGE, all who may receive such letters that sue we ™J P ^ 00nfidence , . dQsirin ^ „ that you firet find “ ° f om us before you ”J sk anyt hing on the arms who mislead you by ^‘° run an honest business a nd try to find out first ^ r0sponsibility ot a fi rm be fore we accept an advertisement from them for this paper. Our waste basket has an open mouth to receive the many letters we receive each week from who V want to get their little tricks placed before you through tie columns of the Advocate-Demo cyat. Bud Brooks and Grady Holds and Mrs. Nobles and Gus Families, all seem to be doomed 1 to hang. Hon. Pat Walsh was elected $te right place. , has , been . ,, Seab Jones, Jr. this week. prices to suit .% a <!^© divide profits with but my customers, and I give herewith ness to PRICES: A FEW SAMPLE 5 cents. Soap.......... 25 “ 8 LargeBars Good Laundry i ( Jeans Pants, Good quality, regula f'k; $1.25 L-' kin L' d U at f ( fiiA’ Gents’ Kid UudershirtsTfrom Gl^ve^he 7Sc r to only ..... 25 ( * Good cotton Checks, per yard,............. .. 4 “ DresIGood” ..15 “ Ali’Wool pretty shades and patterns, fo?oiiy.U worth aOc, per yard..... $2.25 .. 35 “ Ladies' Congola patent tip 1.75 l * 1.15 Men’s Full Stock Brogans................ 1.00 Men’s Split leather Shoes only............. ..... 1.25 KttSSSr......'i Good 20c Towels S r lor on.y .... 15c 20c ..... nvaviceo ^f“om .....10c. i 2 packages 1 Smoking Tobacco for oc Floui -J lb ap 75c io:.::.. ..60c. 2 Paine’s •• Celery Arbockle's Compound...... coflee......25c 7oc kTdL DlJ^ReiuSor Liniment 20c. I 75c. Electric Liniment 8 oc bottle.... 20c I make leaders of all my articles. I do not price one or two articles as leaders and make up the price on others. We are down on the Bowery hut perfect order is kept all the time. G. Lucas, Crawfordville. “Shall I not take mine ea»o in mine inn Henky IV. t Airy Tlip Attention Elegant Meals Ito't Rooms. in and the Tou Cite. High, pay Prompt Coot, only for what you order. Warner’s Nonesuch Lunch Rooms For Ladies and ^Gentlemen. Sitting Room and Toilet Conveniences are provided. Con Peachtree and Marietta St*. NortroM BotldSng. ATLANTA, 6A. TAEC ELEVATOR. FIFTH FLOOR. 9 99999 Hew ivcrec P(TMM9t n c ww jr .... proftVMiOO- refund If w© do n ot cure. Ton can be treeted a money Motel _ _ ..... ,an ^ ErJuta t^Pr»-»rT. r£*2iiTrf cVPHnJ^EMa mpitau behind ®“ r ^T“L!2 . coL** le "CTOK l 85lwH)V SSSSl 11Un ° ^ n A Builder’s Experience; * A USEFUL UOfcrUL LIFE U REHEWES IN A REMARKABLE MANNER. « F«M *> H ®]g ^1. ^1" £V S S Ceeded III Saving «Ul HlS Life. a**** 0|toeTT «», ••»«« living in Detroit Hich^ at 87 Hg > I L. complete some building. AboiUt t J ago I noticed I could not get around as i e j iou j { j an{ j commenced to have a severe pain could, M I had several contracts for buildings that bad to be completed. . was'my kid.™ and wjg getting b *‘* r ,L b f C *“ e worse, and • sanJ • f?*.JS I must 1 <iuit work work 7 and anci go go ro to bed, , or he would not be responsible for my Hie. , JT«f“ that hope of I would relief, I take ‘n^he j 1 !S , “ 8 pills- * il ?. nyt Th They n eT helped ; “« hid W« the ifher Bi-i that just commenced to work. WAVERLEY BICYCLES RUNS EASIEST No owner of a Waverley Bicycle ever regretted his purchase. No rider of a Waverley ever feit that he possessed less than the best that could be produced. BICYCLE CO., Indianapolis, Ind. I~1 [\ 1 L ^ J BRICK! BBICK! BricK Co •f Union Point, Ga. DrlAb DMCK OTDcSI nfhact flm V^ua.lIV. itv p li ^OniniLlUrh Po n t r actOrS for IDI All all Kinds of Brick Work For prices and information apply Advocate-Democrat, or write ompany. “£}»SSJS’h S. I could not carry 'SASdSSU on the imposition JfV k LX's’cSfiS “i "* ”“ w ” p n^Tl-KS^ they will kidney everything, but I know cure troul)leg an d general muscular.-yyeakness, as they cured rue. USsSSSfS^? %£3?S$! ]bscribe4 d fourth BWn day to of before^ March me , 1897. ft N«i Public, this kobesiJ:. densed fo?m all the elements the blood necessary and to restore give new life and richness to unfailing shattered nerves. They are an ataxia spe cific for tuch diseases as locomotor par contra J hox, or bulk six boxes by the for «2.50-(they 100) by address. are n er soW j n or Company, Soho. ing Dr. Williams’ Medicine nectady, N..Y. Mothers Read This. A. • « For Flatulent Ml ’l Colic,Diarrhoea, Dysentery. SS Hassea,Coughs, ™ Cholera Infantum, T eeth tog Children, Cholera 7 Mortms, Unnatural Drains from the Bowels, Fains, Griping, Doss of Appetite, Indigestion, and oil Diseases of the Stomach and Bowels, Pitt’s Carminative ia the sUndard. It carries children over the critical period of teething, and is rec¬ ommended Adults by physician* a* the friend of M'.-thers, and Children. It is pleasant to the taste, and never fails to give satisfaction. A few doses will demon¬ strate its superlative virtues. Price, 25cts. per bottle. For sale by druggists.
