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About The Advocate-Democrat. (Crawfordville, Ga.) 1893-current | View Entire Issue (Dec. 10, 1897)
The 5 v- i Advocate-Democrat. 9100 I*ox* Year. VOL, XVII. Special bargains This wed in Dry Goods, Consisting of Ladies' Dress Goods Shoes, etc. Also the best and cheapest stock of Crockery and Glassware, the latest style vaces & Parlor Lamps. The latest style Dress Trimming. You are especially invited to in¬ spect these goods and prices be¬ fore making purchases. If you should not do this, and pay 20 per cent. Above my prices, you will regret it. All I ask is to come aud look; the quality and price will do the feM. Yours to serve. Harness Oil » The best in the market at lowest price. Griffith, I. F. Crawfordville, Ga, p r fa ii mi n y. 'J Are fully restored / tYTif ff] hy ini ItACC.Atttt’S TABI.KTS. Si'll- 1 box, Iflj ft; ( $2.00, by h( II] $1.00; 8 t'oxes hi all. Address, o t 111 ! i ^ l|\J Full ATI.AN paulrutiii-s A, (.A. sent by Ml? mati ou appUcalivtto. lwar A Tlie Haggard Specific Go. Will e-ive three boxes of their Specific Tablets, worth S2.50 to any one who may have used as much as one box of their tablets without decided benefit. Wc have SI have be found re suits, and if there is a person to who has used them without benefit we want to know who lie is and where to urn him. They never fall to .oTiicUfi;t. cure kidne; _of , ;d _ilLa.'t')i5)- , .-’’ n 'B*J,‘v rfiW all r debil.tv genital organ- ami overcome and weakness tsi ljof.lt men and women. They improve the appetite, aid dige-tion StlKSS: SI secretory or-uns of‘"the and establish a heAlthy condition mucous and gland seme tions in every part of Urn body: capillaries overcome and all torpid conditions of the secure fcjerfect circulation cf the bloou, so that everv organ is supplied and every «>«sfrsr'«5S&* B S5 <■!»>- »«yg :!. ... mcctfeal science, No matter it the uot tors and all remedies have failed, try the SSSSSX IS "low 'mfSteGnS?, effect ou the nerve centres is a complete surprise to physicians who have used oMiest pliysic^amfand promptly no remedies controlled seeinetl to bene it, have 'men ami permanently cured by the l aldets^ «ven temporary relief have been promptly con trolled by the Tablets and the trouble “raS'Src™ jKt;:™ *»». S'!.M. If not on sale in vour Inculiiy, «• dor direct from Haggard bpecihc Co., At lanta, Ga. Ft FOU ffpszz a ALL WOMEN c JvJtME-TENTHS ofp- k 3 and sicknessfrom all the pain ( sjj M which women pt suffer is caused w by weakness or derangement in Ij the organs of menstruation. 4^x7 i when Nearly a woman always is tRStK not well these 1 they woman organs are are is very strong affected. seldom and sick. healthy But when a ! E lS 5 e«fQI<tt ! Is nature’s provision for the regu¬ lation oL-the menstrual function. It cures aJl “ female troubles.” It is equally effective for the girl in ;; her teens, the young wife with do¬ mestic aad maternal cares, and V the woman approaching the period i {known as the “Change of Life.’’ ^Jjeaefittsd |Aey all need it. They are all by it. o j A iVscticr.s. For advice address, in cases giving- requiring symptoms, -rectal S tns "Ladies' Advisor/ Department,” Chatta¬ j The Chattanooga Medxine Co., nooga, Teas. :l THOS. J. COOPER, Tupslo, Miss., says! I ” fjy 3ister suffered from very irregular I and painful menstruation and doctors coa d not relieve her. Wine of Cardul ^ 4 entirely through cared her the and Change also of helped Lite.” my mother . CRAWFORDVILI E. GA.. FRIDAY, DECEMBER 10 , L 89 T. SHARON ITEMIZED. Wl at the People of that Thriving Town Are Doing, RY C. L. HAGRY. We’ve lmd some cold frosty weather. Christmas will soon be here aud we iki\ nt .11 ) Mrs. I tow Bnjjbv and her two little baby boys visited us last week. 1 3Irs. Dr. L. U. Brown was quite sick last, week at her home near town. Miss M. T. Batrhy was visiting Miss Kate Gregory / near Barnett this week. T , T , , . eme.n Ki am k.h •• ’ r TT i. mum n ui T •, o ; AL «. iLln ’ _ , * - ’ St mT't ' i E ' °Kemlri”k "went’to "aw!* last week on account , of f the „ . death nf of i,t„ Ins inothei. ^ e learn ti.it, i. on wi r " 1 (ar;n with Mr. W. 1. Mclveoi, auot .ei tear. _ is spend im^some ® time' whh^his famby" _ * at Milleclgcville. Several of Taliaferro and \\ arren eenn ty farmers are preparing to move to Emanuel county. As fast as people move cut others are mtivin*F mo\ in.-, in and ana so sottj cvcrvtliinff b keeps l rolling e ■along alwav s. ca “°: T office. Mr. W. II. Baghy killed a slop pig hut week that weighed 2‘2G pounds.' • A pretty good pig it was. We guess it will interest our readers to notice Mr. L. S. Jackson local ads. of toy s and Christinas goods. Mn% A. M. Baghy and daughter spent part of last week with Mr. J. T. Taylor’s family, near Barnett. Toys in endless variety ready for sab. Come beforo the rush. L. S. Jackson. Mr. Rogers, the fruit tree man, was in our townlast Saturday. He has sold a good many trees in this section, Mr. T. F. Kendrick had to titke hisbed .......^-li|M ; ; 1 ' 1 '# MMnitr H o. ...... * f , ,, , 1 •, ' ' A pointer dog Bnrl a dotthl , . barrel shot , , san j 8 a u the go nowdnys witb *'>'■ ’A !i K f dd folks ’ b!oods an{1 a lleap Jthe 0 ( .j Visit ng will order of the day ® 0 W im tfi the Christmas holidays are over. ^ ’ , vfMV ' j S i, them ail a good time. * WUliuvloi . ana , nis . , f in.ur . ltlier tlic uw old Mujot, will run a iurni on the old Rocker place in 622nd district another year. ;l S a - ”»” GSSliw'Ld'z 7 • ...ok „fconfetuon erios, ' Toys and Xmivi goods beforo seleciion you Gw!.,;.,,. .. ts V0I1 oim’t L find as good 8. M» Our town council has put np street , amps Old Sharon will get off all of her old dirty rags after awhile and have on a nice clean suit of clothes. You can bet on that. A FRICANA will cure Syphilis aad Old Sores to Stay Cur . We have l ad several levies and oiher >«»«« >» »*«• «-*• I .lely, People . ill .ne on. «notl,or. Ko-To-Kac for fifty Cents. Guaranteed 7obacco habit cure, maker weak men strong, blood pure. 50c, &i. All druggists. When in Sharon call on us if you need any tin or sheet iron work done, F’• b. Bagby, the tinner. v uro s' i\ nit ion I orcvtT. T'lUc Onscarcts Candy Cathartic. 10c or2T.c r* t c. (’. fail 10 cure, driiff^rists refund inone. Our old friends John Timberlnke and Bill Stewart are in our town assisting Brc. Norton on the Jiusonic building. ibtiucate Your IJowels With Cascarcts* Cnmly (’aLhstrifc. cur* constifmtlon forever. Or. •>.>. If C. C. O. fail, drutrtrisis refund money. Send in your mattresses if you have any you want made or any quilts you want quilted. C. L. Baghy, Sharon, Ga. To Cure Con*tti»atiun Forevrt. Th’.io fascarels Candy Cathartic, nv t r etc If C. C. C. fail io cure, druggists refurui m<*» Uncle Bush Harper is to go to the “glory land.” south Georgia. Wc expec t he will pick himself up a wife;down (here. Educate Your Kernel* With Caeca rets. Candy Cathartic, cure constipation fnr.d forever. 10c. iSc. It C. C. C. fail, dru -mists r- i>.oncy. Bob Gilbert says lie knows how -to farm a d how to woik but h? aint going to do eidierunless rent gets lower or wages higher. Planters CUBAN OIL cures Cuts, Burns, Bruises, Bheu ia -.tistn and Sores. Price, 25 cents. We had asevireatlaekof rlienrnatisrn. neural”.! t and other old troubles and hurts and v e hid to give p for a few Cays recently. S KUSIAM TEA cures Dysrep t sia, Constipation and ludi yestion. Regulates the Liver. Brice, 25 cts. Thdto nh; Hn!L w hen completed, wil* he'.h-; highe-thouse in Sharon. It. is GO feet 1 in , -iO feet wide and two fourteen fe<t stories high. Planers CUEAN RELIEF cures Coiit*. : t five minute* «nd '-"■•‘loa-w- 1 n *' 25 Caatt AH almre aoeds for sale by P# S. Lucas, “IN THE INTEREST OF ALL THE PEOPLE.” E asy asy * to to H Take Operate Hoads said:'• Voilhevel 1 know you have tekcn a pi „ tin it is all over.” 25c. C. I. Hood & Co., rropriotor*. bowel!, Mass Tlie only pills to take with . k 1 * Sarsaparilla. Wc had the pleasure # taking . dinner with Col. Clem Moore on ft ednesday of last week. We were big v entertained and enjoyed our visit very meh. iy e g„ ess R,. r . F. auojvj P. Bn wn will be glad of his appointment JW n* he has been asigr.ed to the V'*'"'n'l. 1 yrciut Mr, R. ^ ifA/acksott ^ has rjccepted |lb,, ’ ’ job a witb Cousin Billy Norton the Masonic . hamly workman and will give satis action. Hog killing was the m-d, , of the last and this week and all ;he women folks were Kept pretty busy J us a: general thing d a]J f r] tbat it is ^ To look in Mv . A. D! Kendrick’s garden A smn ftg the darkle j£ av8 “they a. day”—col could boil the pot there every lards world without end and I turnip salad * -"P-—* 2 Sudden•» Arnica S?nJ, e. The Best Salve in the work! for Outs, Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt #’? leum, For er, Tetter, Clmppecl Harnls. Chilblains. Corns, and all Skin Erupt ehi|, and pos! tive’y cures Piles, or give no'pafipoiiired. safisf option It is guaranteed to or money ref mule V. Price 25 oefais per box. For sale by Dr. R. J. Reid. Sometimes you work Mfr-nple wait on them for half price aim limn they want you to do more and wott, pay you for what you have goJ done, flush files ought tobe paddkd “ H «,w to cure all SiO* jj *e.» Simply apply “Swayne’s re* ICttres I rn tl mcdfclna o.tter. Stands, cc-ma. J UK*# A face, nose, &o.. len a .e skin c|( ^ whi(e ftnd healtliy> It3> t lical . ing and curative powers are j. 2 sed by no B wayne’s other Ointment. remedy. Ask Dfujfatst f for There will be ft gnat many e.mnges in this section and surrounding eputitry the coming a year and we would not be surpris ed the if change, some of hut our it people will be .. 1 latL 1 jnot regut to ^^nssssgsff'sssss: Address teed Booklet and yuirude frre. Sterling Remedy Co , Cinca-o of New York Ur. I.. 8. „> Sh.S.n, «. ol fered fct the rate of $43,800 and oyer per acre for a little strip of land jin town last week anil he would not accept;it. Sharon d;rt is getting up in the pictures. Everybody Bays so. fl O^-wj-Can^l'^ gently ant nnd l erreslnng to the tad*e, act and positively on kidneys, liver and bowels, guaranteed “r.'l! floT.»ktS‘KSS by ail druggists, to cure Wc mot several darkies in brinies on Wednesday night of last week, going in to CrawfordWIle hunting a stolen horse and the thief. It looks*)’ very si&Ple «•?. The horse had been stolen se;v4ml days and the thief and lmrte. apt as not, were hundreds of miles away fr< m Crawford ville but they spent the nig htlooking for tbi h rse in the town aad \ vejsuppose re turned home satisfied tl at tin horse was not there OHE OF TWO (WAYS . „ tim^m'ine. poS'Lmeh-VrSu'Je >*•' and r.s M.eh'it is not liable .any form The of disease except by one of two ways. first wav is from imperfect, acton of the kidneys. The second way is from carele-s loeal treatment of other diseases. chief cause. except in rate ea -. It ' > Mttiated ba<k of and very close to the V bidder, there foie any pain, disease or \neoaxm>mee nmm rested in the kidneys, fa*, W;' f « er or urinary passage is often, «>y mistake, .t> tributes! to female troutile of some sort. T«fi t-rror v> made and may be easily (avoided- To flu-, out ISSWSteaffi correctly, set youC urine aside for mild and the extraordinary effect of Dr. Kilmer’s Swamp-Hoot,, the great kidney, you n!?d a medicine yon should have doj- the best. You At dniggi-ts have fifty'cent-ami «amp*e Ixittle one and lar mav a M-n phamplet, both sent free by mail. f[ ou th „ Adv-mate-Dfi-mocrat and send l? ap«r truarintec the g/;atf)nene,s of this 0 £ er , I Without A Rival. As a positive cure for sprains, bruises, and pains of all kinds, Salvation Oil i has no equal. Mrs. Frank Juif, 518 «»** a™,!***, mm,, I “I used Salvation Oil in my family and can say it has no rival as a lini¬ ment; it certainly cures pains. I sprained my ankle aud it cured me and since then I have always used it for any pains and bruises.” Salvation Oil is sold for only 25 cents. No other remedy will do the work as promptly. 5lr. Will Rocker and family leaves for Emanuel count v soon, We with all that i ambark to the “hi>ly land” much good luck. j According to old women signs we have had plenty of Indian Summers for past month or more, Mr. Walter Pittman has bought out G. j T. Moore’s stock of goods and will run | that store in connection with his meat market. Mr. W- J. Norte n, tlie contractor, is here with his corps of workmen tlic town ring from center to circuinfei i cnee with their hammers, hatchets and o;her tools . While in Craw ford ville last week we were sovrv to see our fri nd Scab Jones j very sick.' Mr. Jones has been unwell for j sometime. We ... hope lie . will ... soon recover j his «'* usual healt *** h. .uteod * R Emiimiei county this month. A great many of “Jack Sprat’.-,” friends hate to see him leave us, but lie thinks Irj can ! better himself by the move. Mr. Fratus Taylor ginned about fifty | bales of cotton last week at his gin t ear I Sharon. So it looks like that cotton is still in the land. Wc saw several fields last week that seemed to have not been picked at all. pj,, “ Send your address to id m. kK Gn v, New ij,te liIS I A it' Ulul ] I f-OUViucfi (tl I their . .£■ YOtl .m. ■■ ire tvirfienbudV eff*' 7,, .‘the the Cine ol Cotl. tip.lt 1 » 1 *■ j Headache, For Malaria and Liver trouble* they have been I proved invaluable. They are > guaranteed to be perfectly tree ! from every j deleterious substance ami to DC pure y' vegetable, ’ ineytlOllOl YVCaiuai u,y ^oh^a b ^ «*. ..f 01 * ^ Dr ' It* J- Lfl u 00 ist. ____ ,, , r]e „„„ t . te dinner one day i ast week with Col. II. M. }lMm Mr. Holden J...S lhe most com pl(jt0 Rn(| (;on) f ()rlab i e residence in the county and by the way is one of our best men and fellow citizens, and is an honor t0 b‘ s his<:pnn profession, * y * “ 0 11 jj Mr. John O’Keeffe has resigned the agency of depot agent at this place and Mr. W. L. Kendrick has been appointed in his place, Mr. Kendtick has been at tending the depot for sometime, so it wil] he m> new basin ms to him. Will had a much better job offered him on the main »"« al Conyers, hut be piefeml staying at home and his many friends and relative are gla I lie so decided. _ — j ! (fa L $ SCROFULA. i j: 3? - 4 J 2> _ S 1 One of America's most fa- | 1 mous physicians says: “Scrof % ola Scrofulous is external children consumption. are often | % ® , .r, yj t<r t *j>- y $ beautitul cftiioren, DOT jney v j ; force, bones, j * si lack stout nerve muscles and strong power to | i % r “i s ; For *r | equ | Qrfttt , S EtlUl'SlOfl „ ,. 1 j, JLLU O % to f | ^ 0 £ Cod-liver Oil With xi.ypo- „ | % phosphites of Lime and Soda. | a It inis ,, 1f the . , by pu.t.ng <itt5oo ou. ^Kin n m W ! to Louts jv 0CM j flesh beneath it. It makes « | rci by mating rich » blood. It creates an appetite S' a f or foocf and gives the body to power enough to digest it. Be * % sore yoa gfet SCOTT'S EtTKiI- f % to | ■ £ Sion. * i joe. and ft.oo; .ndruKists. $ SCOTT & BOWKE, Chemiaw, New York. J In Advance* COUNTY MATTERS. Correspondents’ Reports of What Their ITcidibors Taik Of the Happening;* In Their Respective I.o culiticK. AJ1 the News. OOMBS ITEMS. BY SPENCER, We are having some fine hog killing weather. We are glad to report our sick some better. We are sorry to state that there have been several deaths in our neighborhood since our last writting. There was a little negro burned to | death on Mrs. Porters place last week. Mr. Otis Luncefoid and wife have gone I to Il-.ncock to spend several days, j Mr. Robert Reese, will leave for intends Au- 1 gusta in a few day r s where he | making his future home. 1 It is reported that there will be several i weedings in this section now soon; hope | they w ill invite Spencer to their cake eat* ! big. Mat(ie CombBi daughter of Mr. T. F. Q 0 mbs, fell while horse back riding and i, ro u e her arm last week. Hope she will soon recover. Mr, W. D. Sisson, Hancock, has been visiting relatives »« this section. , It seems that some of our boys but seem they to ( that money tfrowu on trees ^ gadly inisl . lke , 1 . jj J{ wiwt lhe „ e ws {rom a jj over the y take the Advocate-Democrat. Rev, Mr. Bell will preach for us at Carters Grove next year, POWELTON NOTES. PUELLA. Mr. Sam N. Chapman visited parents here Sunday. slaughtered Some fine hogs have been in Powelton tins week. Mrs. R. E. Miller, of Dublin, ...... is visit ing friends in our community. Mr. M. L. Duggan, School Qomniis- midst slower ot Hancock, was in our I Intraday mg i. ■ . bet sick k^h^t ^eT‘She the i pmc t. ter to-c'.iy. Hope worst is . fWe .»», J.ad »<yir now that Fan has l '.ted ,«» tfliboji OBgin Of liave'beev at Ins mace. lmt>we.ls«aU 1 { y.’dewa and will ^ f opening Lry^gtt/and in January. ^ mill house wer e burned a few nights ago. Two bales of cotton and 10 » bushels of cotton seed were burned. It is tuougiit to oe lhe work of aninemdiary. I Mr . Y . A Emanuel p cr „elle and family in few expect days. to move to county a -rS !-A , ssrs2nraL »*#>■ , ......... h . VVe will remind such that; they will have to begin at the bottom and work their .,»»». # «• *« • Vt*"* ■» > ' Onr Public Schools. For The Advocate-Dernotrat:— It were haul to tell, whi h one, of all the frauds, the people of Georgia are sub jected to, is the boss fraud But it would be a hard matt:r to point out aty fraud greater than that of the Public School law. We elect, and pay taxes to maintain our so called law makers, and they likts a noted Prince, “Go up the 1:111 and down again;” and they arid the Lord only know all they do when they go; the people know very little, and that little is of no : dynn j titge to the people, who send them, The school law, its amendments and new acts, its appropriations and other “little thing s, f that serve to keep the Legislature in ses j sion, have consumed a Capitol large per since cent Hie ad the time ;.t the rotate ministration of Gov. Northern, and every , (tbanee t! ey doctor the s;/ t m like the devil m nded the d g- l g, “by breaking i it in another plat e.” Brail While Gov. Northern ami Capt. j well were ..t the i our system of <sda j cation promised to be a goo.1 one. he i mom y appropriated was dUmursCd m .satisfd: tory manner, the examinations of ' wm . Hear, practical ' and ; ; ' ’ r> ho aspj ant for future ' worked faithfuliv ■ him ",., as sue!.. In tin G< verti . fie had a , 0 , e eo- worker; The. were both ( X | j s—and sneee-yf; ui '’ teachers, .end ; - T ; r ,,. v knew what was most needed in hie-eh'il.lren .*3 , c Id o s purpose to give in the-el.otd-a< hane-e to mire good pnvtu- d edueattons.and leaving i.^md'th'- ., d the bt-ienee of the soul, to (ol l/.rd who formed the soul. j n,c; jj. ^ "3 iblic tliBt sc! if a < ol ic ichcr work, v/as be s-i m * ' ,’a to teaii: t j... r s A p! ; . h of study and to trovern ^‘"^.r^'anv m“ " of D age’->. Whi - j if r •Meil ‘t'm '" nracticalH-aware ! Ot ,, neuter, John Jono' ! U Y or Dirl Hnbi I- ditclier. ■ Ildrcn for f h r y'j,-* ^ »toojin„ iv or ,, T iu ordrr NO. 42 . Royal make* the food pare, f wholesome and delicious. I®, 8.0V @ ®ak!k^ POWDER Absolutely Pure ROYAL BAKING POWDER CO., NEW YORK. “tench the young idea how to shoot,” in a school composed of Jones, Smiths and', Hobbs. A teacher who cannot govern his school without, being told how. has no business in the school-room; yetif hehas’nt' a complete library of “Methods,’ “Ways to Teach” “School Devices,” and so on. he must be satisfied to bn put on the lower shelf, while some Normal schoolgraduate, is “crammed with ready made theories" given the highest positions, though he may not kn nv any more about the praeti caTmanner of school government than a “hog knows of harmony.” Ni ady all the county papers have pub¬ lish d instructions to teachers, from the Boards of Education, this fall, and the poor country teachers arc threatened with' forfi Imre of their little salary unless they comply with said instructions. similar Why docs(nt the State Board publish instructions to the JCounty Boards? Would it not be as just for a county Com¬ missioner with liis three dollar a day salary to have to forfeit the same for neglecting his duty as it, would for a teacher with his or her little salary to do the same. Suppose when lie fails to Vis t the schools as the law directs, suppose the county is not sub-divided into school districts, suppose he allows a few of Id special friends extra chances in tlieexami nations? Would a forfeiture be amiss fa either of these cases'? Still this has been and still is the case, and yet the Board ’ ,its diom and the Commissioner d It per mlat’y.' Ts there truth in the* We, "‘Vehat any ityajpee for the goo$c -f 'is,. >■ fi I I i £% \ Female Regulator L I f 0 Tones r all diseases the peculiar Nerves, to Improves women and the girls, Ap- tj) VV t It up the Blood, and gives Life. W t petite, enriches It i Health and Strength. Is the W \ QUEEN OP TONICS* MAKES THE COMPLEXION CLEAR. t rnrr tfttt t A Pills bottle of eacti " Monthly bottle. ” Regulating For sale by J V / ■ with by / all dealers or sent direct upon receipt of price \ New Spencer Med. Co., TREATMENT: Chattanooga, Tenn. ^ LADIES' SPECIAL address. m % JK cases requiring special Ludle*’ treatment, Hedlcal lie- S f giving symptoms, Pemale f t partment. Advice and book on ^ Diseases, with testimonials, free. For Sale and Recommended by Paul G. Lucas Crawfordvb'e Gn. TIRED WOMEN Tired and broken down women; tvjH find that DR> KING’S ROYAL qeu||£X||ER is a priceless boon and . them. It , appetite, ... s blessing to gives brings restful, refreshing sleep, aids dj & ’ tone$ thg nerves builds UD ^J, e strength and puts disease and pain to flight. For female troubles raenstrual andwom& difficulties, it has no Superior—used , both locally and internally. It is ! emphatically WOMAN’S FRIEND. Pleasant to take as lemonade, and j harmless at all times. New package, large bottle, 108 Doses, Or.e Dollar. Sold by druggists. Manufactured only by THE ATLANTA CHEMICAL CO., Atlanta, 6a. WHITE FOR ?S-FAOS BOOK: ISAIXBD FSSS.
