The Advocate-Democrat. (Crawfordville, Ga.) 1893-current, February 18, 1898, Image 3

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Newspaper Page Textf). Wnf tnr^^Sm Wk <U& fbMjJ! m W* fc t- ■ m I w A Fifty Years Ago. This is the stnmp that the letter bore Which carried the story far and wide, Of certain cure for the loathsome sore That bubbled up from the tainted tide Of the blood below. And’twas Ayer’s name And his sarsaparilla, that all now, ow, That -vras just beginning its fi^ht of fame With its cures of 50 years e^o. Ayer’s Sarsaparilla is the original sarsaparilla. It has behind it a record for cures unequalled by any blood puri¬ fying compound. It is the only sarsaparilla, honored by a medal at the World’s Fair of 1893. Others imitate tho remedy; they can’t imitate the record : FQ Years of Cures. Mothers if sap Read This. m Ccli«,'DiarrH®a, ror tfiatwlont J r Dyson ter y, ftsujso;-,coupAo, o’.:. '$w^k«A ..... C; • ins C-Vcren, CUc 1 ara SIw--s.VAxm;.;osclDraias mjlfflM fS*»m V-.e Bo-.voIs, ?als9, GrioP i Bor: of Appetite, Indigestion, and a i Diseases c£ the Stomach and Bowel..!, Kk a Carmafave is tt:-? : tan V.-L,". It carries children over cn.-'Ai of feoibing, mid is rec aosnii- .del v (.fivsiciau* as the friend «f Mother'. A'drh-s and Children. fails It is oieasru to t,!e taste, and never to give sr.!is.V..‘-:on. A few doses will demon Ki -it,- its su> - rialiv • virt-ies. Price, 26cts. v«r bottle. For rale by druggists. pi 1^1 Female \Hf5 Regulator For all diseases peculiar to women and the girls, Ap It Tones i:j> the Nerves, improves gives Life, petite, Enriches the Blood, and Health and Strength. It is the QUEEN OF TONICS liAXES THS COMPLEXION CLEAR. 5* S A bottle of " Monthly ” Regulating by a Pills with each bottle. For sale ad dealers or sent direct upon receipt of price by Netv Spencer Med. Co., Chattanooga, Tenn. LADIES’ SPECIAL TREATMENT: m part merit. Advice and book on Female L.ceases, with testimonials, free. For Site and Recommended by Paul G. Lucas Crawfordv*"** Ga. GEORGIA RAILROAD. -AND— CONNECTIONS. For in*:; ruction ns to ltoutos, schedules and Kates, both Passenger and Frei ers x, M write to either cf the undersigned. You will receive ; >mpt reply and reliable iiif .r.. * , JOE XV. WHITE, ,i. G. JACKSON, T. F. A. a. r-- a. Augusta, Ga. S.W. WI:.KE.-’, JI. K. MCHOLSOX, C. F. F. A. G. A. Atlanta Athens. Vf. W KAKDV. i il, S. V- MAGILE, S. A. C. F. A. M.icoii, Ga. JI. K. Ki DSOS, r. V. . COFFIN S. F. A. S. F. a- F. A. JliiledgevUlc. Augusta. Zacir. br '%T 77 n -yz. JL V j C A*k df D<‘->r - p. Outcry, FDh and Oyiti ■> an eating iaioen ; \V. r. v the mil t l.rv wices W.- w. mm ar.d l» btr at Mark ' prii ZACX A. !• X> E- v> WatcLmake? .Z ts L/ wt-ior, .ILcbarc s ?! >re. Cra R?j;air \V t rk a Sj SIDE-WALK NOTES. Pure Rome Matters,(Picked Up by Local Reporters. what Our People Are Doing and Saying. Things Our Friends Tell Us. —Will Barnett was in C raw - fordville Monday. —Court is in session at Greenesboro this week. Buy your garden seed and onion sets at Alliance Store. -—The dry weather is remarka¬ ble for this time of year. —Mr. Vivien Richards, of Washington, was here Sunday. -—Mr. G. T. Edwards’ black¬ smith shop burned up Tuesday. The Alliance Store's cloth¬ ing department is full of bar¬ gains. —W. R. Reid is happy—a new young lady boarder at the hotel. Big lot of genuine eastern seed Irish potatoes at Alliance store. —Miss Mabel Nelson has been visiting her home-folks in this county. -—Guano agents are more anx¬ ious to sell this season than usual. Try the Washington Mfg. Co. on nails and builders’ hard¬ ware. —Mr. Sam Rhodes, of Wilkes county was here this week sell¬ ing-stock. Miller & Johnson are head¬ quarters for Ladies’ Dress Goods and Capes. -—St. Valentine’s day, Monday last was not much observed’ in tais vicinity. Nice home raised hams sale cheap. T. 0 . Gunn, Craw fordville, Ga." Miller & Johnson’s.new at Washington is the store big bargains. —Workmen are putting doors with glass lights in them in Mr. Seab Jones store. —Mr. and Mrs. T. C. Holden, of White Plains, spent Sunday last-in Crawfordville. Sawed brackets any style or shape gotten out by the Wash¬ ington Mfg. Co. —Citizens are not traveling nuch these days, but the drum¬ mers are as busy as bees. Best shingles at lowest liv¬ ing prices can be bought of Washington Mfg. Co. — We welcome our Helena coi respondent. Let us from all other sections, friends. The neatest and best prepara¬ tion to color the whiskers Buckingham r s Dye. —Editor Jim Williams, the Washington Reporter, was over here a short while evening. Ashley & Denham, of White Plains, are buying cows and paying Highest Market for them. —The road.; are reported in go: d condition,, and the hauling has a luxury the past week or iso. ■ m V n '”!' . UL , + i *° i,r u , ,l '" l( v , 1,5 ]) u down .' :y.id j soon the walls will be , going up rapidly. Get our prices on laths and and bncit nefore you begin your hoitae. I ■ asnin.ijton ->'Ifg. Co. —Miss Stella Rhodes returned to her home in Wilkes Tuesday after spending several days with friends in this place. — I) .n’t nut te obituary notices over to or fib lines, if you want t; mblished, without- paying iDi a a lines over 20. —Forest Tins were many and very destrucD ve in this section Tuesday • Y -it and the high m d made it serious. Miller A Johnson, Washing L “ n - sen good •rt.ec.va, o. ore tnan any house in town ... —Mr. J. T. Evans repaired and re-hung the chandalier at the Baptist church and it looks now like it had never fallen. —Col. IL . . Holden has had a fancy step put in front a his O ; big in and o j o 1 earria ATS. —Hr. J. L. Heste & Co. are f\ >n ma ii 05 r- Ul - r~* Fatnbro. Cl X. L. As- 1 } SOI >partner i 1 ore K ..1 go Hh e; their home fi avp 7 C- ’’y b ■ ■ ill ll \(\ y l pare Fasti \* EM V 1888 has arrived. Mv big stor® is packed with un immense stock, 1^,000 square feet, three floors. Every department is complete. Have bought ri<;ht prices and just received l lie following: i Car White Hickory Wagons, 300 Kegs Nails, 15000 lbs. Plow Hose, i 5 o Plow Stocks, 100 pr. Starr Harness and Traces, 250 Plow bridles, 11 5 Cooking and Heating Stoves, 25 Dozen Axes, Give me a cad when in Washington. You are cordially invited to conic and my mammoth store and stock. WE STRIVE TO PLEASE! W. T. JOHNTSONT, Washington, Ga. —A large crowd from here went to Greenesboro last night to hear Chas. Lane lecture. —Mr. 0 . P. Bonner brought uk a lot of nice strawberry plants this week. He is resetting his beds and has a surplus of plants. They are tine too. —All lengthy articles for pub lication in this paper, must reach this office by luesdayja. V 1 ’. 01 we will not guarantee their in sertion the same week. When you want hardware, stoves, forgetW.T. paints and buggeis Johnson at Wash mg ton. I he ladies of iiio , ,, church will meet at the church to-day to have cushions made the church pews, especially those in the front of the building, —Dr. O. S. Lucas, of Washing¬ ton, was here Friday and also came over Sunday. Aside from his old home and old friends, other attractions brought the genial Doctor to see us. It preserves tho llesli lacerated or wounded in any way. Stops the bleeding, stops the pain and heals quicker than anything. That is what Dr. Tichenor’s Antiseptic does. Try it when you get hurt. tramping grounds m Oconee county. He was looking up proof to secure his mother it state pension, which he readily found. A few months ago, Mr. By Every, of Woodstock, was badly afflicted with rheum tism. His right leg- was the fulllengt h, causing him suffering: flfr was advised try Chamberlain’s Pain Balm, The tirst bottle of it helped considerably and the second bot tie effected a cure. The 2 a and 50 cent sizes are for sale by Dr. P T Y Reid ’ -Our town authorities ., ... are m a king enquiries as to ^ artesian well. This ,samovom ne right direction It Warren ton had a good artesian well would be a ooom to the town. Gnppei. Mr. Ward L. Smith, <4 erickstown. Mo., was troubled with chronic diarrhoea-for over thirty years. He had become fully satisfied ! hat it was only <: question of a snort time until he would have to give up. He had been treated by some oi the be®. physicians in Europe and Amen c-i but got no permanent ruhei. One day he picked up a m-.’AS paper and chanced to read advertisement of Chamberlain's Colic, Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy. He got a bottle , ,, of . it, the tirjst dose helpc d him and its continued use cured bin>. *’Oi s;^lb by Dr R. J. Reid, speaking of Richard Richards visit to Woodville last week, -the Herald-Journal cor¬ respondent says: “Mr. Richard is bright and clever, and we trust he may soon again smile upon our little village.” A Wonderful Bis -j vs-vy. The last quarter cf a century records many wonderful discoveries in medi -iae, but none that have accomplished more for humanity than fliatst riing old household t; „. very t , iemeilts of g0(H j , U| and neither man, woman or child «.«»• fake it without deriving the great : benefit. Browns’iron Bitters is sold by all dealers. * ^ . w. MILLEIL W. T. JOHNSON. SJ.*"ZSS3% 10 & k ■ • - ew Store 01 ’■ Mi RySlMM ;■ w & Johnson Vb - Wash i n, c * * Hh * i, Ga. ® ® ® ® —■ --IK THE BIGGEST THING OF THE KI D IN MIDDLE GEORGIA. jJ pjo i v ± rn , SHOES AND HATS At isss F CE ;han any house in Middle Ga. wore or bet: er goods ci ,'JEW IDEAS, i a same q.cne than uj MEW STYES, Any House in M dcile Teorgia-. NEW METHODS. Floyd’s Now Bindings. Is It Marked!-' Wo mark many of our slib¬ bers' papers this week, most of them expire this week, some have been run over a short time. Ail who can do so will please re¬ new by or during court week and many of those who renew 2V;l ] sooa w ili bo given gratis a year's ■' subscription to Farm and iac , e ^ ‘ The City Hah. <3nr town council did not ae tho . offer made by Mr. Hoi den to build the City Hall over ^ be new brick store, and now the ’ Comicii . . out the . , hunt , of ■ . is on a suitable site on wlncn to build, the Hall. Those who have lots and have the good of the town at heart should put reason ubH figures on their dirt and let’s have a nice City Hall We need it. Wauletl to Pat it Out. Tuesday night while the wind was blowing at a fearful rate, a £ re i^]it F train passing dropped f those lari red signals il-iLu Homy htM and excitedly gath e tets of wafer and ted or r put out the tire J [as they were about to call [help and give a general In-they found ouL they were ,ice n. kr B auko f Taliaferro, (^•errt^r t>eop] © ar# g.-.t t in •; in earnest about organizing fi bilnk for this place. It will be f tho best th w T- f5 over did ^° „ ’ Gvoi-y mdi\ ideal m xl toe eoun t,y.. Let every mail who can spare Sail J, or $100 subscribe for that n h st0 ck and let’s have a bank j| d Tho Bank of Taliaferro „ work fo3 . its buildinff " U|) ^ ono ^ u sor , y th( { ut lheir luoney Iu it —It will r« UTn a nice divldeiui and wiI1 te a great convenience. Let some {m( , sbir t the subscription lists at on(i0 and get it up . I)eafness Cannot be Cared b ; ] oca j applications diseased as they reach the por t ioa of the ear. There is only 0U( , v> . ay to cufe deafness, and tha jf} by constitutional reme d ; 03> Deafness is caused by an j n j :tr ,ied condition of the mucous lining of the Eustachin Tube. Whefi this tube is inflamed you have a rumbling sound or im perfect bearing, and when if i.s entirely closed, deafness is the result,-and unless the inllamation call be talced out and this tube restored to its normal condition, hearing will be destroyed for ever; nine cases out often are cased by Catarrh, which is noth¬ ing but an inflamed condition of the mucous surface. We will give One Hundred Dollars for any case of Deafness (caused by catarrh) Hall’s Catarrh that cannot Cure, by cured by for circulars; free. 1 F. J. Cheney & Co., Toledo, O. Sold by Druggist. 75 c. Hall’s Family Pills are the Sfskrs His Ov.:i Siijrar. Mr. J. T. Cox of Wilkes ty showed a correspondent a sample of brown sugar of bis manufacture. Mr. Co:: made about 300 pounds of sugar last year from common came. He bone.-; to.make enough next year to last- him through the your. Mr. (Sox used to live in Taliafer¬ ro and his friends here are proud of his successful experiment;-;. Come too huh for tier Good'. Mrs. Fannie Humphrey, tv no died in this county recently, we. . receiving a state pension and the check for her pension reached hero the same day site died, There was a question as to whether her heirs were entitled to the money. The pension an t , hori .,. ies Stlin . , US the dlCCX , was , made out before she died t heirs were entitled .,,1 to the money and they received same. was justice WO tllUliC, ,, . its All*. , , •Jtm Humphrey 1 had the burial ox •- ' pOUSes to meet and lie should have tho pension. A foul breath is one of the greatest afflictions that a man.or woman can have. An affliction not onlv to .themselves, but, those with whom they come hi contact. A foul breath is a great discourager of affection, tt woqld probably be more so if people only realized just what bad breath means. Bad breath is one of the symptoms of con¬ stipation. Some of the other symptoms are sour stomach, loss of appetite, side and billions headache, dizziness, heartburn and distress after ( ■tiling. Those things mean indigo,si ion. They lead to dyspepsia and worse things. They all start with constipation, and constipa lion is inexcusable because itqpi be cured -cured easily, quickly and permanently, by the use of Dr. Pierce's Pleasant Pellets They give to nature just tho lit¬ tle help that she needs. There is no case of billiousness, const! pation, indigestion, “heartburn,” or any of the rest of the night¬ mare breeding brood, that these little ‘-Pellets” will not cure. S ‘tul .21. cents in one-cent stamps to World’s Dispensary Medical Association, Buffalo. N-. Y., and receive Dr. Pierce’s 10U8 page common souse medical advisir, illustrated. Old Timers. Mr. Buford Bird showed us this week an old lightwood knot tiiat has been used for a socket for the bottom of a gate for about 100 years and it is per¬ fectly sound yet. He says old Mr. Jim Edge, Mr. Bob Edge’s father, used it as long as he I ivod. Mr. Bird also brought along stone he found in. an old field near his home that had W. 1 >. Billiugslea’s name cut in it and dated LAO. it had grown black with age. a Goon urn i:it From I he Clerk of (br Circuit Caiirl. Fe.i i.andilia, Hi., Feb. 28 , Ob. , , Mr. J. George Suhnir, Druggist, D.-ar Gcorq-e: iffease send u bottle of Chamberlain’s Cough Remedy. 1 would not feel easy | if 1 knew there was none of this I valuable Remedy in the house, i . ba : given it a Jail test ■ui,,! consider it ono of the very best I retnedies for croup that I have I ever rand. One dose has al-l ways - oeen sufficient, although li use :t freely. .Any cold my chil-j drru contract yields very rapidly j to this medicine. I can oonseion tion-dy recommend P for croup aa<i cold.; in children, ^ ours respectf ally, (h/). . w oi li.. Sold by Dr. R. .1 Notice. The, first Quarterly Meeting for 1 he Crawford viife charge Vie held at Crawfordville next Saturday and Sunday the 19 and 20 th, the Quarterly Confer¬ ence being held on Saturday. Dr. J. B. Ro „ -n . , prcsiamg elder , , of the Athens district, tch both Saturday and Sun day al 11 a. m. Dr. Robins recoginized as one of the strong es prea tors of his 1 tion iu the State, and tiio.se who remain av, a from 1 services will miss a rel LOUS Uui 1 intel lectual feast. * CURE Ml! Ifc-J 1. 'L vt FA-VS. . Use oyr up. : ''hitidi A i hv flriizi', -t [ [9r. Mifes 9 Heart Cure ; Curas a Prominent Attorney. gjlh, mk J assp/ n ,V JfifeSHpb. \ ^ w v/|\ ar U. It. C. P HELPS, the leading pension’ /A . 11 attorney of rvdfast, N. Y., writes: v j wag discharged from tho army on recount of ill health, and suffered from heart trouble ever since. I frequently had minting and smothering spells. My form vas bent as a man of GO. I mnstanUy wore ; -y overcoat, even in summer, for fear of < 'kiagcoid. i could not attend to my busi ness, My ~ rest was broken by severe pains : .. ut tl 0 boart ttnd j e rt shoulder. Tbreo --a ago i commenced'using Dr. Miles* Heart Cure, notwithstanding I had used sg rulc h patent medicine and taken drugs from for years without being helped Dr, lilies' Heart Cure restored me to health. It ; yi v; jy a wonderful mcdlclco and it affords' i '.o much pleasure to recommend this rom ciy to everyone.” 'Wj? Dr. Miles’ Itemed las BSS-V ''Of, ’ 'YjgjEM I'Ll i "unde/ a positive rE L-rgS liOi!ES! M 3 j ; u.iranteo, first bottle 3 Jr l )ni : ut f °, r “ oney .Restores* ^“ot end WmHHmiMhWBiMI nerves free. Address, DU. MII.K 3 MEDICAL CO., Elkhart, Inti. March Sheriff Sales. Will I.:! sold In front of 1hn door of Court IToum; of Taliaferro County Geor¬ gia on the first, Tuesday in March next, within tlio legal hours of sale for cash, to the 1 highest bidder, nil flint tract of hind situated in said town andCounty, contain¬ ing one acre more or less, known as tho Nancy MeCommoek lot, bounded on North byri vht of way of (In. KJlroad; on East he Public Street, seimval.iii’f said land from Masonic Lodge h>t,;on South by Public Street, separating said land from lands of,I. I). Mammock and on West by lands of King Star Society ALSO, fill that tract or lot of land, sll uated in the (i()7th, Gist, (J. Af., said County containing Norti; lf!7 acres more or less bounded on and West by lands of .Iiio, F. Holden; on East by lands of K. ,1. iteid; and on South by lands of Mrs. ,1 fi¬ lms .Ionian: which tract or lot of land is Imown ns the Dower lands of Mrs. Nancy Reid, i i which she took (lower, which tract of land was levied upon and sold subject to the life estate o( said Mrs. Reid’ In and to the same. Said property levied upon and describ¬ ed above, levied upon as the. property of T. 11, Bristow under and by virtue of and to satisfy executions issued from the Jus¬ tice Court of tho (Milst., Hist. ({-. M., said County against said Bristow in favor of VunnersOM & Flemming; G. T. Todd & ) .,m T. Flemming it Snn W. J£. C. Atkins: W. A. linssoll: Simon, Seward »V Co., .!. Leopold A, Co: Dobbs, 15, J. Wolf Wcv & & Sons; Co., Tims, M. Clark A <!.»; and Fxcculfoils issued from the Superior Court of said County against said Bristow in favor of S. C. Doblm; Landrum & But¬ ler; Been & Gregg Hardware Co., Sling luff Disney iV, Co., and Isaac Greehaum A Co. Written notices of snid levies given as required by "111, law. of Felt., 1M)H. 'I his the 'lay D. P. HKNR1, Bherilt of TaJittforro (louuty. Oxydonor! (Trade Mark UeyisL'tod Nov. 24, ’!)(> The New Lile-Giver. Pi-omofes V’igoroiis Health liy instilling OXYGKN from tlin air into tin: system, ami cures all forms of < 11 -ense Without. Mcdieino or Electrieity. It i.s aa simple as Prices if OX V DO NO its »really ro cinecri. Get the /rimiiitie, mach: by tho lUficnv/twr ami inventor, Dr, Hercules .-jam-he. of pjirfJciihirs and ju-ice list free. Addr,** Dr. ji. Sunche. 2 d Fifth Avc nun, New York, . a yj p || i)i vl W.'. fmrnm CD or m 0 ■ CD wtaMle And vicinity, will consult their interest by wrrting to Standard Mannfaclaring Co M GA., For Prices ou HASH, DOCKS, BUNDS, SIIH GLES, LUM BEK, LATH or anything in YELLOW PINE. SATISFACTION GUARANTEED j BRICK! j BRICK! BRICK! i Ogeechee Bricx Co i •9 j Union Point, Ga. BuiIding\A;k of best Qua.ity. Reliable Kinds of\ ’actoi^orall Work. ^ For Adv.cute-Democ: priqy* and inX, v.. apiy ibe to Office .