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Newspaper Page TextTHE ADVOTECA-DEMOCRAT. $1-00 Per Year, VOL, XVII. Baby j ne V Every mother feels an i n d e - ,9* scribable dread or the pain and V danger attend¬ ant upon the most critical pe¬ riod of her life. Becoming a mother should be a source of joy to all, but the suffering and danger of the ordeal make jts anticipation one of misery. MOTHER’S FRIEND is the remedy which relieves women of the great pain and suf¬ fering incident to maternity; this hour which is dreaded as woman’s severest trial is not only made painless, but all the danger is re ,moved by its use. Those who use this remedy are no longer de¬ spondent or gloomy; nervousness nausea and other distressing con¬ ditions are avoided, the system is made ready for the coming event, and the serious accidents so com¬ mon to the critical hour are dbviated by the use of Mother’s Friend. It is a blessing to woman. $1.00 PEE BOTTLE at all Drug Stores, or seat by mail on receipt of price. COOKS Containing interest invaluable all information will lie of Tirltt (Tore to women, sent , to any address, upon application, by Tfee EKABFIELD BEGCI^TOK CO.. Atlanta. Ga. *■ 0* ---- -----;--------- fjt&n m Wt.. t IN ® W Ar# futtv^restored r-X-tly HAOOAitn’S TABl.l TS. WK- 1 box, H ft <1FTV fH|vll i.TTir *!•'«; 8 b (lty IV Hi Hamm’s all. AtMi-e&a, Sir-illc Co„ Y 1 Y. ]/. U lijj V ifa Full ^Atlanta, particulars GA. sent by jljl, , X , * mall OTf-vppIlcalt-Jn. The Haggard Specific Co. Tablets', Will give three boxes of their Specific worth 52.50 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 want to know who he is and where to find him. They never fail to cure kidney and bladder troubles and affections of the genital organs and overcome all debility and weakness in botli men and women. They improve the appetite, aid digestion and assimilation and overcome constipa tion. Thcy 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 and all torpid conditions of the secure perfect circulation of the blood, so that every organ is and supplied healthy. and Being every function is normal the only lemcdy ever compounded that fully meets the logical physiological is COll ditions of the human system, it no won¬ der that they give results unknown to medical science. No matter it the, doc¬ tors and all remedies have failed, try the Tablets and be convinced that they I’lieir arc superior to all known remedies, effect on the nerve centres is a complete surprise to physicians who have used them. Oases that have baffled the skill of best ph vsicians and no remedies seemed to benefit, have ’men promptly controlled and permanently cured by the I ablets. Cases where injections cf morphine have been resorted to as the only means of even temporarv relief have been promptly trouble con trolled by the Tablets and the complete!v overcome bv their use. Price Due Box SI.00, cr Three Boxes $2.50. If not on sale in your loealily, .or¬ At¬ der direct from Haggard Specific Co., lanta, Ga. m m 4- i ii m 1*^ « a iW * Si,is < . S 7 m 2% 0^ not be deeoire<l by allurlncf advertl*e»nfT.te atid thin* you can jret the beat made, finest finish and MOST POPULAR SSWIMQ MACHINE for fcmere son?, Buy unyrrora from reliable reliable manufacturero ■a that have pained a rimitation bv hoc eat ar, square deallnc. mechanical There is none-n the e VrOrld World- that ran eocal in construction, durability dura of work intr P-c rts. fineness of finish, beauty tuty in in appearorice, t or has &£ many improvements as the NEW HOME. WRITE FOR CIRCULARS. The New Horae Sewing Machine fr. Os.-M-.S5. CHiC-iuo.Itt. Boston,KabS. Mo. SSr-noi*9-5V.4i>.», Y.Y. St, Louis, DAttiS. Ttx&i SaS laiSCISCO, CAt. Atlasix, 6a. FOR SALE BV J.T.iAfcUTON & CO., UNION POINT, GEGRGIA. CRAWFORD VOLE. GA.. FRIDAY. FEBRUARY 18.1898. SHARON ITEMIZED. • What the People ot that Thriving Town Are Doing. BY C. r.. BAGBY. We novel have seen such a mild winter s i far. Mrs. VV. O. Wright was visiting in our section last week. Mr. James Maher left for his home in Augusta last week. Mr. Joe Fallen went to Augusta last week on business. Mr. A. T. Gilbert has about recovered with his crippled leg. Mrs. It. W. Taylor and children visited our family last Friday. Mr. A. D. Moore made a business tiip to Crawfordyille last week. Call on us and have your tin work done. C L. J layby, the tinner, Sharon, Ga. The Orphans Homo in Washington wa s a big loss to the Catholic denomination. Mr. Joe Ellhu-ton’s family are much improved in health, we are glad to state. Mr. Thomas E. Bristow, of Crawford - yilie, was in Sharon last wyek on business. Miss M. T. Bagby is spending some time with her brother at Mildrajou Grove. Eggs are plentiful in our market for this season of the year and sell for a fair price. .Mrs. A. M. Bagby and -sister Coot Elliott were out visiting last week near Barnett. Of all things that is disgusting is a woman cooking with an old pipe, stuck in her mouth. We have very few loafers on our streets now. Wt think the people have made a start to wot k. • Mr. R. H. Jackson has been doing some painting the past week on Mr. Ed, Keat¬ ing's residence Prof. E. B. Moore has a patent plow on hand. We don’t think '.he Professor will use it much himselfi W. L.and K. M. Jackson were out on a hunt in the <i02nd district. They claim poor luck in the way of game. N Our hotel Jackson lias a pretty fare trade at present. Mr. and Mrs. Jackson know’ ■j bow to entertain their guests. Mevshort v . r has ... got . back from h'-» Love good time but Love has a good time any¬ way. We see so-ne of our farmers have com¬ menced to pull the bell cords over their mules and horses breaking ’ their corn lands. Horse traders were plentiful in our town last week. Mr. J. W. Fallon’s lot and -tables were full of thorn pretty well all the time. A FRICANA will cure SypAllia and Old Sores to Stay Cured. Mr. J- W. Fallen has been at homesick for several days the past, week. Mr. G. T. Moore attended to his business in the bar room. To Car© Constipation Forever* >c Cascarets Cund.v Cathartic. 10c or 25c. \f T\ C. C. fail to cure, drutf«i«ts refund nun v Mr. Bob Jackson lias been doing some house work at the convent the past week. Bro. Bob will do anything you want done —or will try. Educate Tour Dowels With Cascarets. Candy Cathartic, euro constipation forever tOe. Coe. If C. C. C. fail, drusrffists refund n-ioney. Maj. Taylor will come to Sharon every dav or two. He comes in a road cart no . driving one of the finest mules in the country, so lie says. Educate Your Dowels YTifli Cascaretn. Cnfitly Cathartic, cure constipation forever. 10c. If O. C, C. fail, druy"gists refund money. Mr. W. B. Kendrick is in possession of a counterpin 75 years old also a newspaper that was published in 181S1. It is called iiie Augusta Gazette. P CON O NS Y in taking Hood’s Sar E« saparilla, because “ 100 doses one dollar” is peculiar to and true only of the One True BLOOD Purifier. The Masonic order had a cleaning up ast Friday and made the arrangements for the dedication of tln-ir hall which takes place to day the 18th. To Cure Constipation Forever. Tnke Cas carets Candy Cathartic, luc cr 25c If C. C. C. fail to cure, druggiata refund money Mr. W. R. Reid was in our town hist week. He brought down a load of drum mers with him. They arc as numerous as the lice were in Egypt. Plantm NUBIAN TEA cures Dyspep¬ sia, Constipation and Indi¬ gestion. Regulates the Liver. Frice, 25 cts. Sheriff Henry was down amon^ us last week warning hi- men to meet him in Crawfordyille the 28th instant at the court house to attend to business. <r~i a ^TOH-IA.. bz- —■' IS 93 Kaila «vs:y ftf •g wxajftr. Our Masonic Hal! will he dedHated to day the 18th. -Mr. Kenney, the grand mustei of the order for the Augusta dis¬ trict. was up here la-t week. Col. L. T. Moore, of Hillrnsn. was with im last week shaking hands with his many friends. Lewis is a good man and we wish him much good luck. ' A DP. LU ZX’ ,, - ■ 1 f.>-i(-ir,t-in*'\'lF r, rnc€ aw i : «u. VV rite lor it, “IN THE INTEREST OF ALL THE PEOPLE." Much in Little Is especially true of Hood’s Pills, for no modi cine ever contained so great curative power in so small space. TUey are a whole medicine ood’s chest, always ready, al¬ Pills ways efficient, always sat¬ isfactory; prevent a cold or fever, cure all liver ills, sick headache, jaundice, constipation, etc. 25e The only Pills to take with Hood’s Sarsaparilla. Miss Katie Lee Moore, of Pea Ridge, was visiting her grand-mother, Mrs. Betsie Moore last week. Mrs. Moore has been quite sick for some time. People don’t work enough In this cornu try. They lie in bed to long in tire morn¬ ing anil go to bed too soon. You can’t do a full days work in half a day. Some people are very keen to see others faults but can’t see any mistakes they make themselves and iust such people ain’t much good in this country. Mrs, Jesse Taylor is having some im¬ provements done on her place near Barnett. People will improve some if the times are hard and money scarce. Drummers can’t keep away from Sharon. They always sell g ods there when they come and get good fare which they all loye as it don’t cost tiu-ni any¬ thing. Little Jimmie, infant son of Mr. and Mrs J. R. Pittman, of Fairplay died last Friday night aged three Though a sweet little, flower, too pure for earth the Reaper gently, approached and placed tiie seat of eternity Tipon numbered his young face and he fell asleep to be among the angels in heaven. JZucfclen'* Arnica Salve* The Best, Salve in the world tor Cuts, Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rheum , Fdf er, Tetter, Chapped Hands. Chilblains Corns, and all Skin Eruptions, and posi¬ tively cures Piles. or aoJiBy tsouired, It is guaranteed to give satisfaction or money refundt-J^' Price 25 cents per box. For sale by Dr. R. ,T. Reid- ‘ • .Mr. G. W. Brown is going to bent Uncle Filins Allen at his mil), lie bought -a stove for the business and we don’t leckon Mr. Allen wiJJ object to it,'as it a cold plaee.dowm " re. W. ; btx- r-t -r 'w v. w w w- with t ' «■ ;p - vmmr fr-** ■****+*/' , , are stopping Mrs. John B. 'Flynt, Mrs. Bacon’s ,, mother, , near „ Raytown. , Mrs. Bacon is in wry had health and has come to her old home to recuperate. \V e hope she may soon regain hei good health and have a pleasant sojourn with licr friends and relatives. "How to Cur© all Skin Disease.” Simply apply medicine “Swayne’s Ointment” No internal itch, all required. bn Cures tetter, hands, eczema, <fec.. eruptions leaving the face, nose, the skin clear, white and healthy. Its great heal¬ ing and Amative powers are possessed by no other remedy. Ask Druggist for Swayne’s Ointment. Judge Pittman is in town nearly every day. He has bid family and friends adieu and is fixing up to go to the Klondike gold regions. With no bad luck we think Ire will get off soon. Everybody Says So. Casearets Candy Cathartic, the most won¬ derful medical discovery of the age, p'eas ant and refreshing to the tasle, act geiitl.v and positively on kidneys, liver and bowels cleansing fho entire system, habitual dispel i-onsiipatior colds, cure bcadneiie. fever, and biliousness, Please buy and try a bo: of C. C. C. to-day; 10,1 fi, 50 cents. Sold am guaranteed to cure by all druggists. Old man Henry McWhorter, the vet¬ eran drayman of Sharon says lie don’t see how people can farm now days did without using guano but lie says they 85 years ago and made more and had plenty and heap to spare. Han't Tobacco Spit anil S/i ,K-- your J ire Aunj". To puit tobacco easily and forever, lie rriasr netic. lull of life, nerve ar.d viyor, take i-VTo Hac. the wonder-work- r, t" tat makes weak men strong. All druysisth, net or SI. Cure guaran¬ teed li-joklct and t-ylo free. Address .Sterling Jfemcviy Co., CU ca^o er New York Negroes are going to school sure as you are horn. We hear of some going that are nursing their children. Some years ago an old darkey and his wife went, to school in this county. The old man was eighty years old and the wife was forty. Planters CUBAN OIL cures Cuts, Burns, Bruises, Rheu¬ matism and Sores. Price, 25 cents. Capt. Hunter, the clever and nice proprietor of Hillman Hotel was in our town last week—exchanging jokes with our hoys. lie made many friends since he has been in this section and he never forgot C. L. Bagby. the tinner, with his work in that line. CU BAM RELIEF enr-.-v , < a he, .Seuruigi«aii'l "1 outiaudie jji live minutes. Seure totauch a mi .- 1 luiiucr Complain w. Price, 25 Cents. All above goods for sale by P. G Lucas. The reason we give for tlie peop'e buy¬ ing guano is because liiey can buy it on credit and arc too lazy to make it. You »et them put the cost of one ton of com¬ mercial guano or manure and they will have about two or three times its value, We hear a heap of men say that they are just waiting for time lm-dness to open then they are going to work and they could he making manure all the time they arc doing nothing. CASTOniA. Tit .»£■- —“ !s ex unite er try Cyii-.t-e g •»«??». S Without A Rival. As§ positive cure for sprains,bruises, pains of all kinds, Salvation Oil * has J* equal. % Mrs. Flank Juif, Tnif MR ->1S UC Gratiot Ave., Detroit, Mich., writes : “I u#d Salvation Oil in my family and eaii say it has no rival as a lini mentf it certainly cures pains. I sprained my ankle and it cured me and shjce then I have always used it for mf pains and bruises. ” Salvation Oil is sold for only 25 cents. No other remedy will do the work as promptly. ratt 'From the Phiey Woods, gcrli.-ps some of the readers of the Advo-Democrat would like to read a few lines front the wiregrass regions of Geor¬ gia. To one unaccustomed to the sceiion of this section it’s anything but enth jug at first—wfc refer to the original woods covered hi forest pine and wire grass The grass at tins season of the year pi t seats » very 1111 favorable scene In genpnusfftppearance it very much rcsein Diet* o .-iiold “hen nest grass” (some vail it pbvewy grass.J It is as tough as swamp rie-h aririts roots are alike, nothing about it very Attractive. Whatever may be said of thhA’tioifef country by the writer horn is of IsmJks from observation and not pcrienco, but it is our purpose t«,d6irtasome r<matntf|, actual knowledge of this well. tasriapu -ftfo deal lies of well it is for improvement under very now a pfiilp. Tim soil is very Wjimieli Which has pebbles produces in A sand tfii p ft-has a better clay sub arnevin this county (Enutu g ™'tced 4 bales of pot ton J Spfcifl|produced |f to the* between acre. •s corn MM successfully i of th Some ui h as a bale pci ingtng glftijjtds about produce Jo 1-2 y gjjP ij| i V planted jdl Pflleijdpii. ar, fcspecial iy dfjyVM m lySoo .ground is . sue iP*R seu IS » held oL6« irrefr E-yanm. A Iniy. 0\ Ijj.vmi BM JO soverat lf;t e| my. ’A . My I ioe.Uc* tenvud,* J i v- rrv-w* . «e hroira aim < Jhe people ‘ especially of this section of 0( . itt h »veoften been woefully niisieu often by people coding in and jtlJ _ 0|lt httve they been reported its wiregrass liooziers, uncivilized, e , ( . jt’s a fake generally arid clever speaking—we ( fa n j Ce as wc ever meet; of course there is here like every where else, some that are indolent, illiter¬ ate, immoral mid unrespeciuble but are small in number. The school facilities of this section have not been in the past what it should have been or even what it was in other counties in the state, but to day Enfltnuel county's school fiu ilities as shown laitii from the state school commisioner’s annual repott and from the manifested in¬ terest of her people as well merit, a fair and creditable endorsement. The public roads of this county are kept up by the 4 day law—work 4 days or pity $2. You work 2 days in spring and 2 days in t be¬ fall. All bridges across water-courses toll here with but few exceptions are bridges, kept up by private individuals. The people here truly live at home; (hey make almost all they consume, almost every man's smoke house and corn crib is on his own for rented) premises. No corn and meat to be bought from the stores and seldom fils said) a piece The of meat can be found in small towns pure home raised and keltic made Ubbon curie syrup sells here by the barrel for 2de a gallon. My letter is taking up too much space 1 fear. OLD “JACK SPRAT.” Sidney, Ga. I & fl f H ^8 1 0 If! i ij I i ai li Vill SCOT T ’S EMULSION cure consumption ? Yes and no. Will it cure every case? Nor What cases will it cure thcv .< - ? -k Those -r-f m , their . earher f . stages, especially in young people. We make no exag gerated claims, but we have positive evidence that the early Ot . use Scott ’s E mulsion of Cod-liver oil with Hypo phosphites of Lime and Soda in these cases results in a pos tivc cure to a large nutn her. In advanced cases, how . , • ever, Witcre a cure is tmpossi tie, this well-known remedy should be relied upon to pr> lor.c- life surprisingly. 50c. and $i.oo, all druggists. SCOTT & SOWNE, Chemists, New York. COUNTY MATTERS. Correspondents' Keports of What Their Neighbors Talk the Happenings InTUelr Respective 3Lo calltiefi. All the News. HELENA DOTS. BY I. N. C. Mr. Jim Taylor, ot White Plains, wa¬ in Helena Friday trading horses. Miss Manuk: Bentley, of Pen ridge, has been visiting friends and relatives in Wilkes. Mr. mid Mrs. K. L. Boatwright and their little son Johnnie, visited their parents Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. \V. I). I’ittard have a fine girl baby. Mrs. pi Hard was very low but is improving fast,. Mr. lames V. Garrett, of Barnett, was the guest of Mr. Sunimio Caldwell’s fami I- Thursday night. We arc having some pretty weather. Miss ltosa Boatwright, of Helena, visit¬ ed her sister Mrs. J. D. Coffer in the Bethel neighborhood. Mr. ami Mrs. Bob Thaxtop, of Ogle¬ thorpe, visited their grand mother Sunday also Miss Annie Short, of Oglethorpe, visited her grandmother of Helena. A Clever Trick. It certainly looks like it, but there is really no trick ubqut it, Anybody can try it who has Largo Back and Weak Kidneys, Malaria or Nervous Trouble.-. We mean he can cure himself right away by taking Electric Bitters. This mediein tones up the whole system, nets as a stimulant to the Liver and Kidneys, is a blood purifier and nerve tonic. It, cures Constipation, Headache, Fainting Spells Sleeplessness and Melancholy, (t is purely vegetable, a mild laxative, and restores the system to its natural vigor. Try Electric Bitters and be convinced that they are a mirlcle worker. Every bottle guaranteed. Only 50c ^ boltlo at Dr. It. •lr I{eid ’ !i 8<- orc - % ‘■j’ y- BEBMHBA POTS mm llY X f 'Dvv weather jj.khapi- Ipr F' bniary. 'mveTjonY Mrs. 8, , 'n 3s quite low yet. Fighting fire was quite popular witli many Bcrmudaltes Monday. Mr. Jesse McKinney visited bis father arid mother near Barnett Sunday. Miss Mabel Nelson acted as postmistress at the valentine party Monday night-. Several from mid near Powell on attend¬ ed the party at Henry Gocgci’s Monday night. Mr. Martin, of Washington, was in our neighborhood last week ticking machines to Uermiuhiites. Messrs. I). 8. 8 to watt and E. W. .Torn* tye still in Augusta on tlie United States jury, at this writing. Farmers of Bermuda are making good time of this dry weather in preparing their lands for a crop. The Valentine party at Mr. Henry Googer’s was a success, The young peo¬ ple enjoyed it very jnueli. Mrs. E. J. Coopof, of Powelton, is spending this week with the family of her sen, J. T. Cooper, of Bermuda. Mr. .1. E. l’ate lias the contract for a new bridge over Powel’s creek on the road known as the Stewart road. Misses Fannie Googer and Claud Jones, of Crawfordyille, returned to their homes Tuesday, after spending a few days with Mr, Henry Googer. Miss Mabel Nelson, of Crawfordville, is spending tins week with her parents and friends ill our in-ighliorliond. V,'e areal wuysgltwltohaveMalielwithus. Mrs. Nannie J. Johnson, of Powelton, and Miss SaiPe S. Heals, of near Powol toil, spent the day Sunday with their Parents, Mr. and Mrs. S. J. Jones. Wlmt has become of John Akins? II used to be a frequent visitor to our neigli [)Orho0(I> but of 1:iU , , ie „ akes himsc-if scarce on the other side of the rivor. Bermuda Sunday school is in a more flourishing condition than it has been s ™ ! months - A ” h°iv ; ihe,i,-oplc ; keep up tliPir interest in this noble Some old time darkies- prodiet a siiort corn crop this year. They say there was not rain enough in January to wet clay. We hope they are false prophets this time. Mr. B- F. Wynne is opposed to the new system of working roads adopted bv Hancock and other counties. Frank says our old laws art- good enough if en ^ law, it fully ^ executed, hi but , !, ‘, :W f lew t0 of 0 ,"! us W j s j, J ( , ph,,.,. ourselves iin<ler the censure and to the ridicule of our friends and neighbors and hence our road 1 iv, «s arc not enforced as they should he. CASTORIA. S.J3.4S f In. Advance- NO- 52. Royal makes the food pure, wholesome and delicious. tm lOY/ @ ! hg &AKIM0 POWDER Absolutely Pure ROVAl RAKING POWDER CO., NEW YORK. Tho annual report of the Athens dispensary shows that during jfcho year the purchases were $36,370.30; the sales, $53,- 585; the gross profits $17,574.96: the net profits, $9,598.59. Wool Dress (loods for 5c. at Miller A .Johnson. THE LITTLE ONES Are Hie 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 tfyeir troubles with Dr. King’s Royal Germetuer. ... J!hey ail like to, take it because it, does not ta^e like a medicine, but like a lemonade! «!lt 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 i» the world. ESPSold by . jifith, new package, large bottle, 108 5oee «,, Ono Dollar. 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