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About The Advocate-Democrat. (Crawfordville, Ga.) 1893-current | View Entire Issue (Jan. 21, 1898)
K-ar^siiiarPli a S/31CJP Any e&rsapari’la is sarrapa rilla. True. So any tea is tea. So any flour is flour. Pat grades differ. You want iJ:c best. It’s so with sarsaparilla. There are grades. You want the best. If you understood sarsaparilla as well as you do tea and flour it would be easy to determine. Put you don’t. How should you? When you are going to buy a commodity whose value you don't know, you pick out an old established house to trade with, and trust their ex perience and reputation. Do so when buying sarsaparilla. Ayer’s Sarsaparilla has been on the market jo years. Your grandfather used Ayer's. It is a reputable medicine. T here are many Sarsaparillas — but only one Ayer’s. It cures. « rpsaa / gJKCJ aen. iu Hangs gBBB a Isiaya mam feutsa ej a SOLDIER, Citizen ami (hrbtahi Patriot. A GREAT NEW BOOK t'O ft TE K PEOlTE LIVE AGENTS WANTED Everywhere t;> show sample page; and , ,. o U Extraorhunrih * "«• Terms. Money can be made rapidly, and a vast auionm or good ■: ;• i circ tn ng one 11 f i he no: nest historical works pub qSL Active Agents ave now Heaping a Rick * Haraet. gome of our ’ >t worl ■••• are ^e-lung o visit a iiux t«i;o books a week. Mr. A- G. William.-;, Jackson county, JSSJJEh tSS iT hhk Rk*;J almost every man ho meets. Di. j.J. Mason, c coum i. Gw., cold 150 S??sKiSW and iiN l(i copit mostly worked a fevv hours . Bdfftrocco binding-. J. II. Hana. Gaston countv, N. C., made a momirs wages m three days canvassing tor this nook. S. Jl. White. Calkimn touidy, T<-r-i« sell M,rr3"Tl“':Td'RL:|;“ m' ‘A >' of Historical Matter, and a large uumbet of Beautiful Full-Pago I imrirations. It Isagraud Ixiok, nnd!Mie> a.u-egeutwnten ■wbo can give eh o> twj P !lt ’■ make U!, , n L to tbo'caw. are bouiui to nn mehsesums of money in tailing it. An Ei^ant ■ .CLhfuy to work whin wi'l be ■ n n>. ,-ipriof 50 cents. Tim nwruifieU-m ga:yry oi traits alone, -F; in Die ,'osto’. D;'; Ny v' ^ loss tbaii I: I .'i.-unc. quickly, ; ; ; we would advise you tc older and gen ezTumn- control of the ueri ROYAL P : ’-.bi LL.-OCOMPANY,, fcts icu tn ■ i; i ' '• Ci tat a V 1A D G EGKGIA. Talk'd : Whiere It. Chapman 5 Court iu man dec. >il(3 , their pet bio: on record, time y hav ■ a I in nn iso red Jame Pa. ( : Ths therefore t ci concerned. kindled tn :\v cause f any they can sa enters should not, br di ig.ion - tion, and !v* five on (be first Moiu - - liber 1st iHJi. GEO . q MITCHELL. Ordbary. A I O eotrxs - n ia k 2 B WatcLmaker & d swe isr » Rieharu’i Store , Crnwlonlvillc, Ga, Repair Work a Sp-.ieialty. lUiililiUni/, Ai i DAgn —ant: ,r* rn i j wri i«iAit;2geyi SIDE-WALK ROTES. Purs Heme Matters [Picked Up by Our Local Eepcrters. What Our People Are lloing: and Saying Things Our Friends Tell I s. —Some of the boys have been fishing already. Wool Dress Goods for 5 c. at Miller & Johnson. —Mr. T. C. Holden, of the Plains, was here Sunday, Miller & .1 ohnson are head uarters for Ladies’ Dress Goods and Capes. —Mrs. J. N. Chapman visited White Plains this -week. Miller & Johnson's new store at Washington is the store for big bargains. —Mr. J. W. Johnson, of Win der, was down here Wednesday. Miller & Johnson, Washing ton, sell good checks ot 3 Tc. that’s more than any house in town does. -—Wednesday Avas one of those days characteristic of Junuary. —Mrs. U. S. Gunn returned from a visit to Penfield Tuesday. ■—Mr. Barnes, of Madison, is clerking for Mr. J. P. Chambers. —Mr. P. R. G. Clarke’s aunt from Atlanta is visiting him in this county. —Mr. U. S. Gunn has had his back - lot fenced in with high plank. -—Mr. Henry Martin, of Wash ington, Avas here Wednesday on business. —Col. M. P. Reese, of Wash ington, was here Tuesday on business. —People are coming to this P lace h ' om adjoining counties to buy Stock, — The prophets who predicted this month as such a bad one should be stoned. —Hugh Wheeler is building himself a nice house out near his father’s in this county, — Miss Kittie Beazley, of Union p 0 j u t. has taken charge of the school at Combs, in tins county, —jvliss Elia Norton Avas elect ^ teacher of the Jenning's school and took charge Monday, — The lot for the City Hall ^ auditoriun 1 has not been seiOCie^vgr . y <~ foimnend Physicians end Hair scientists Renewer re Hall’s tor ^apnd thin hair, —Judge Geo. efficient, H. MltCpell Superitl- IS ma ki n g a very d ^ Me thodiSt Suil , school. , , uay —Marshal Tucker has been keeping a tight watch on the incoming trains to see who comes that might have small-pox. — rp be Advocate-Democrat has a surplus of new forest lumber that will be disposed of at a low p r i ce . Call at OI1CO. _. Miss Mamie M<^>re, of school White Plains, has opened up her at Margaret’s Grove inthis coun ty. —Mrs. Arthur Dickinson, of Virginia, is visiting her mother and sister, Mrs. Gee and Mrs. w. E. Reid, of this place. —The congregation was un usaliy large at each service Sun dav last and Rev. L. P. Winter reached two excellent sermons. —Mrs. Vi. P. Hubert went up : oBnckhead Tuesday where Will has charge of the telegraph of x-.p They will make their home lj C ; ^choot -u i Boarw o A.-gl .77 elect ;' enumerators ior tawing tne seboo. censna ox tno conn .-y te mm e-vi uieeang, first rues uay rn r ebruary. —The Advo-Democrat is _ get ting orders irom several of the counties for job juintieg. They know what good work is at reasonable prices. —Court convenes here on i,. )auary which is month yvi l twoLLL" 4 ft AM if / l fc- *• 1898 has arrived. My hi- store is packed nifck »« immense stock, covering 1(5,000square feet, three floors. Every department ls complete. bou.^u a right prices and just received the following: 1 Car White Hickory Wagons, ’3. o Keg’s Nails, 15000 lbs. Plow Hose, i 5 o Plow Stocks, icopr. Starr Harness and Traces, 250 Plow Bridles, 11 5 Cooking- and Heating Stoves, 25 Dozen Axes, my mammoth Give me a store, call when and stock. in Washington. You arei^'^ly Invited to come and see WE STRIVE TO PLEASE! crOSQ^TSOXxT, ! W. ''X 3 . Washington, G»- Sac Thought Like BUI Arp. One day last tveek a Craw ville gentleman bought two opossums, Ave do not know whether he bought them to up a small opossum caucus of his own or not. The oppossum vender told the gentlemen to not let the little animals get wet before he killed them. A little girl of the house heard this and that afternoon the rain began to fall and the little girl forgot what the animals were and .she ran into the house excitedly and said “Q, mama, the buzzards are getting Avet. y y ----- Indeed you would be cruel to let your sweet helpless baby fer with Colic or Pain in Stom ach or Bowels when there is such a pleasant, safe and ble Remedy to be obtained SO easily. Your Druggist will sell you a bottle of Dr. Tichenor’s Antiseptic for 50 c. Our Thanks Continued. 'the following kind patrons hay© paid their subscription since our last mention, If. M. Harrison, 50c to Feb. 25, ’.-‘8. 13. S. Ellington, SI to June S, ’98. A. Oglotrce, 25c to Feb. 25 ’98. V, r . A. Ave:y. 25 to April 6 ’93. Many People Are Afflicted AYith severe headaches, Caused by toroldity of Tim liver. Hood’s PH!.-, By invigorating the liver, Quickly overcome the headache, the blood to circulate naturally m.d about <• .mplots . i’ief. IT:>< <!'• Li’D directly upon the liver ai d bowels. a-6 prompt ami re'itble and yet gentle a ition. Tnoy tout and strengthen instead of weakening the system. It Was Jear. An editor has been inspired, after looking oyer his list of de linquent subscribers, to compose the following: 4 . How dear to our heart is the old silver dollar, when some kind subscriber i>re sents it -to view. The liberty head without nectie or collar, and a;l the strange things which to us seem so new; the wide-sjrreading e .gle, the | arrows below it the stars and the words with the strange things they tell; the coin of our fathers, we’re glad that wo know' it. for some time or e;Uer 'twill come in right well; We spread-eagle dollar,, the star spun'/ :.;d dollar, the old silver G-liar we all love so well.”— Troy Times. __ Orleans, Jan. 12 , 77 . Having used Dr. Tichenor’s ^jjjiseptie in my family and j cnown c f its use for a number of , /oars< j take pleasure in rec ommending it as a valuable fioasehold medicine. Itsefiicacy as a dressing for wounds, burns, Is real ly wonderful; pre serving the flesh and allowing i n g p to heal v. ithout infiamalion or suppuration. It is very popu lav wherever well known. J. P. Purser, or first Baptist church, j i ’■ *• ST i - J 5 \ f Ti j n'i, E * 11' ■-> l e~ a '■ % SJ f ,1JL/ n .. XI \ * iw' ^ kj jl t -e 4 At less PRICE than any iH M V E OR BETTER GOODS h > i neythan /¥ vVL’s Ney iC-il IS 3 • XXM 1 L ^ M0 s r : HZ ,, i ,, , , Raison. t . luo r e< T c <.l a° uuson *u». prepaifog to build a senool Murden nous 0 at that place. Mr. W. D. was here Saturday soliciting subscriptions for that purpose. Mr. W- t\ Carlton of Union Point d sawing the lumber and it is said that Miss Lucy Beazley has.bee# tendered the position as toacW 1 ’ Yick’s Raitiblers. Last anti y.V* novelties brought li ambler a pure white hal'e als0 » yellow rose, which Proved perfectly hardy and quite os strong bloomers as the crimson. No climbing plant will giye better sal is. f a( th m f,ii' the piazza and they can be trained ;< make a wonderfully beautiful |, ec jg e or screen. Last season one of f hr so tor fifty cents, but tbts year j au1 p, yp'k’s Sons of Rochester,/N. V.. t>ffor-one tlu ‘ wWt#, v v *' ,! it »w and . («ri.!«on if fablers for only forty cents, vicit (•■■■On ind Floral Guide, an - eicmc t. -y : ot 120 Urge paacs. the best e.‘eflient pniby this house, \\ill be mail ed free tfSHi application to all interested in a gooilL'nrden. C yyater-row< r For Lights. The novembnt to get up elec limits for Crawford ville is y et bei i.£? pushed. A good idea is suggfcstedf that of getting the power 1 from Moore’s mill, 3 , in tics If Gin town. This would gret.Jyldiminish the cost of run niir; Ut B lights. If the lights could b 1 run as cheaply as kero sene, ;.. ost every family in town CO i l; ftoi’d to, use them and .. t it reL '/l Be plant CQuld be made a suecuy 8 Every one show -1 be - willing- !o use electricity at an advance of the oil lights. It is so much better. j Hen ’s This I We offer One Hundred Dollar.", Rewa r d' for any case of Catai ■ : that cannot be cured by Hair Catarrh Cure. F j Cheney & Co., Props.. O. Toledo, We the undersigned, have known E- J- Cheney for tno la»-.t 15 years, and believe him per fectly hpaomble in all business transactions and financially able to carr y out any obligations made by thoh- hrni. WEfiT' & Truax, Wholesal* Drpggi^' f: > Toledo, O. Waldt’-g, Kinnan & Marvin, W holes ie Druggists, Toledo, O. Hail ’* Gatarrh Cure is taken irttmtJ.r, acting directly surfaces up' oi >n the and mucous the svsa m. Price 75 c. per bot tie. add hy all Druggists. Tee timoni »free. Hairs Family Pills are the best. » lyj y Tbom'ht to be Ibtnh Mr. Jco Perkins receive I a letter this week from Mr. GJas. L. Hillm in who was thought to be drad. Mr. Hillman is a for mer citiz ' n of this county and has been: for several ye-ar incr *-‘ x rp> coi Viet at Burxnalter s camps a| Savannaii w li \>j . - resit es. Ho has relatives OUR SCHOOL NOTES. News from Stephens High School One cf the I'npils. Pro*,,*. of o»« «r the Best tions of le arning: in tbo State. News of ,* chool. Wo were too late in our notes for the press last week, but hope it will not prove so time. School opened a week to Monday last with seventy pu pils. Our number is now live. Clarence Bonner, Edwards, Mattie and Tucker came in this week. Clarence Wimberly and p helps o[ y v ayuONbo ;,, , lilV0 r ,_ | Uril0L p an( j Vk , 0 assure them are Uld to gQe thom with us term. A Now Y our and a now term await our endeavor to improve the time allotted to school. “Time is a grateful friend, use it Avell. ” While many of.our old pupils have not returned, yet there are others to li 11 their places. Our new pupils are William and Rus sell Reid, Tommie Seals, Alvin and Ralph Golucke, .Julius Bon ner, Lorema Alford ond Miss N ’ilio Tucker. Wo extend a hearty and cor dial welcome to one and ail our new pupils. The young huuesoi our scliool , deserve special praise for the neat condition oi the schoolroom floor at all times. Our pupils all seem well and happy and while we are enjoying life, we are trying to store our minds with knowledge. Dues'nt our future Avelfare depend upon our present actions? Then let us strive to make ira provement in every Wlty, not only to ho leiu-nod Out, correct in our deportment. The girl or boy who is continually carrying on in school, does not carry Off much when the honors urn tributed. i 4 Pluck energy and aqtermina tion win every battle” luck wins none. Miss Ella Jane Norton wo learn has taken charge of the school at Jennings. Wo are indeed sorry to give tier up. She was oco OUl’most faithful and cions pupil last term. Air,-. WO h t ow that site will be the faithful anti . . . instructor , 4 conscioncious as »»o AVUS pjjrjiJ. 1 1 Brc L. P. Winter made a s ] 1()1 .f, visit to our school or Mon , He conducted our _ exercises, ant gave s 1 ’ some < icouraging words. Wo wifi i' npils and parents a oar, frought • 4 J 1 \ ■;si ngs. j Leo Chap;. G i.enn Leg wen, Eds. children make better nn o i : • . ‘ r -\ ' •* / “ run before bo h) «s oi'/'n i.r r anythiry f.r mother’;; be done after. (Ji health and strong! life and the ftnur (j cm dren. A wen oi ;uy cannot bear •• i ron. 4 .; td healt h v children. Most of 1 io wcaKness inexcusable, Proper care .and .*o: ,cr tnedicine will cure almost a iy disorder of 1 -[ 10 io,u! "'" t. 'icrce s p/a • i ci 11 j' tera KaHroad Engineer Testifies to Benefits Received From Dr. Miles’ Remedies. Hr" <. *•/ § X w r M - ffs V mm jJ’W&HEEE is no more responsible position M on earth than that of a railroad engin eer. On his steady nerves; clear brain, ln'.;ht eye and perfect self command, de pend the safety of the train and the lives of its passengers. Dr. Miles' Nervine and other remedies are especially adapted to keeping the nerves steady, tbo brain clear and the mental faculties unimpaired. Engineer F. W. McCoy, formerly of 1323 Broadway, Council Bluffs, but now residing at 8(11 Humboldt St., Denver writes that he '‘suffered for years from constipation, caus ing sick, nervous and bilious headaches and was fully restored to health by Dr. Miles' Nerve & Liver Pills. I heartily recommend. Dr. Dr. Milt.-’ Miles’ Remedies." Remedies RCJH gjwjHJ sold by all drug- EgO Dr. are , gists under a positive g|>. sv.nes ^ guarantee, first bottle JJ benefits or money re- Restoro funded. Book on dia-tj. and|f ,. vAjHI ease:, of the heart J ^ nerves free. Address, DR. MILES MEDICAL CO.. Elkhart. lud. February Sheriff Sales. AVill be sold in front, of the door of Court House of Taliaferro County Geor ria on the first Tuesday in February next. within the legal hours of sale for cash. 1u die highest bidder, all that tract ,1 land situated in the town ot Lrawlordville, Taliaferro Conntv, Georgia, •A’ containing , - 2 acr f s ;" ,ore d n ' 1 ™ 11 as „! ! ‘ e lleazley , lot. fronting the Stephens High School building lot, bounded oil the North by Public Street, on East by Pub of lic Street, seperatirtg and said land from lands ?drs. by L. right, Stephens of of W. R, Gunn, Railroad on Sonlb way Ga. and on West by lands of J. '1'. Harrison. ALSO, all that tract of land situated in said town and County, containing one acre, more or less, known as the Nancy iVfeCoumiock lot, bounded on Norlii by right of way of Ga. Railroad: on Hast by Public Street, separating said land from ’SS of J. i). I fanimack and on West by lands of 2SaaU thaft'iact or lot of land, sit Iiated in the fV.7lh. Dist. G. ,M. said Conn J"ve,T %'n"«^ >>f Jno. F. Holden; on Kast by lands R. j. Reid' and on R:. itb lands if A f rs tn lins Jordan: which trail or) of (and is known as ibe Dowi r ’and- i Air: Nfnncv Reid in which site took dower, which tract of land was levied upon and sold subject to the life estate of said Airs Reid in and to the sa ire, Said properly levied upon and describ ed above, levied upon as the property ot T. E. Bristow under and by virtue of and ‘c.m!? S County against raid Bristow ill favor of A anuerson & Flcmtnitig; G. T. Dodd & s . T> j.-iemmimr N Son: T. W. & K. C. Atkins: W. A. R:!:.m- 11: Simon, Scivanl Go., ^ I. I.copold ' It Co; li. j. Wolf & SoJJ . Tl os< - L (& Co: ji„i,bs, Wvy A Co., and Executions issued from the Superior Court of said County m/ainst. said Bristow iu favor of S. C. Dobl Landrum $ Butler; Beck A OltEg and Hardware Gree c Slingluff Disney & Co., Isaac btmm A Co. A i.S <) at same time and place will nr sold for cash to the highest iidder, all that tract of land, bounded on lot of Mrs. I/. Stephens; 04 street, leading from public Farmer South due South to lands of Jos. on by lands of: ud I'.inner and on W ,t by Public Street leading fron ford villi mill, ,:or ■ crc :.ro or b ,s. kno vii as the Frown Hous .SO, all I Mat in itie acre, more >ouncl on \V St IT] ins a id on South by !;t allll p v and t reel rumn in. Rautonn iii'l on V. by la.ud ot Wav. ud Street r from t.'o ' t hf n iinty, and vied on ; is tile pror, rtv of Titus Rich nms, lcfi-ndmtt in < aud 1 virttte of snu from the Superior Court < iid Countv in favor of Prucilk Edwards, ; idministra trix of estate of William C . Eduards dec sed. against said Richard Written notices of said levi given ired by law. Ibis the 6tb, day of Jan., i /' n r»/J j« i> nd G VV ya MV Mfid b
