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Newspaper Page TextTHE ADVOCATE-DEMOCRAT. SlOO For Year. VOL. XXIII. THE DANGER to which the Expectant Mother is 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 FRIEN 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 quickly passes and through the ordeal without pain—is left strong and vigorous and enabled to joyously perform the high and holy duties now devolved upon her. Safety to life of both is assured by the use of “ Mother’s Friend,” and the time of recovery shortened. “I know one lady, the mother of three children, who suffered greatly in the birth of each, who obtained a bottle of ‘Mother’s Friend’ of me before her fourth confinement, and was relieved quickly and easily. All agree that their labor was shorter and less painful.” John G. Polhill, Macon, Ga. si.00 PER BOTTLE at all Eras’ Stores, or sent by mail on receipt of price. DftftgO Containing invaluable information of uuim\» interest to all women, will bo sent to FREE any address upun application, by The BHADFIELD REGULATOR CO.. Atlamta. Ga. © WERK UBl /•;i| 1 us Are fully restored m HAfiflAKb’S SFK- I ,■? fi/ Cl Fit. 3 TAIU.itT-i. Pesos t’2.50, 1 box, t>7 Ny- |-'/G Td . . <11.00; USf 5Y mall. Address, Snecifid I lj\j Haffffsra’s 'ATLANTA, GA. Ci, Full particulars sent by mall on application. $2.5® Reward The Haggard Specific Co. Will give three boxes of their who Specific Tablets, worth $2.50 to any one 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, aud if there is a person to be found who lias used them without beuefit we want to know who lie is aud where to find him. They never fail to cure kidney and bladder troubles and affections of tlie genital organs and overcome all debility and weakness in both men and women. They improve the appetite, aid digestion and assimilation and overcome! constipa¬ tion. They 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 supplied healthy. and Being every function is normal and the only remedy ever compounded that fully meets the logical physiological it is con¬ ditions of the human system, no won¬ der that they give results unknown to medical science. No matter if the doc¬ tors and all remedies have failed, try the Tablets and be convinced that they ^ are superior to all known remedies. effect on the nerve centres is a complete surprise to physicians who have used them. Cases that have baffled the skill of best physicians and no remedies seemed to benefit,"have been promptly controlled and permanently cured by the 1 ablets. Cases where injections cf morphine been resorted to as the only means of even temporary relief have been promptly trouble con¬ trolled bv the Tablets and the completely overcome bv their use. Price One Box SI.00, cr Three $2.50. If not on Haggard sale in your locarfiy, At¬ or¬ der direct from Specific Co., lanta, Ga. ___ • - i. d.1 ’.(.J i ’1 the Man 1 THE ! tm * ■u rf A* 1 -0 o r Y” ry. 4? \\ W? § • ’ v ' FRlE ! >» (*1 r% v p to - \ W 'iA, *• Etna - , pi ^ 5- ; r*.n 2 4 f|iss o- rO'/C*, t- • 'j 1 *4 \\\u 1 1 or . ■L rvATl’ A.Tl,Ai(X . y - t V. Cl .i U ’ .»•>*' t ■ w I ' or uitsi, ft?*' ■ fv v’-ti I t rW 1 Who -I e . IV)tit If lfif» 1 tFV,HiX I H J ^ adwt.,, ini, <\ I.-.- N r> > or IF*. CRAWFORDVILLE. GA.\ FRIDAY. APRILS, 1898. SHARON ITEMIZED. Wl at the People ot that Thriving Town Are Doing, BY C. L. BAGBY. Major White is still sticking to our eommuni y. Miss Dodio Bagby visited Mrs. Joe Griffith last week. Mr. Will Rocker, of Elim, was visiting at Barnstt section' recently. A FRICANA will cure Sypuilis and Old A Sores to Stay Cured. The war news still presents a gloomy aspect to a heap of our people. Mrs. Sallie Jackson and Mrs. Fraius Taylor visited Hillman last week. T.i Cure P'orswr. Take (.’.iscarct® CMiCy Cr.t-hnrtlo. rev or25c If c. o. C. fail to eare^Uruggisis refund money Tin work clone on shoit notice by C. L Bagby, the old tinner, Sharon,'Ga. Mr. 11. II. Jackson has finished Ins nice, picket fence in front of Hotel Jackson. Ke-To-Kuo for PI fr.v On is. Guaranteed tobacco habit core, real cs weak men strong, blood pure. 60c, SI. All druggists. Miss Murty Tayibryisited her sister Mrs. Charley Gil filth last week on the Ridge. Mr. and Mrs. W. P. McKeon’s little child is well again, we ai e glad to report. EducateXonr llwwels ’With Canon rots. Candy Cathartic, euro constipation refund lower. 10c, 25c. If C. C. C. fail, druggists hksl}\ Come out to Salem Baptist Sunday school every Sunday. You are welcome. Religious services at Williams crack Baptist church next Saturday aiul Sun¬ dry. Educate Your Iloxvels YTilU CasciiTcts. Candy Cathartic, euro constipation torcror. 10c.25c. If C. C. C. fail, druggists refund money. Dr. M. H. Thomas has been doing some dental work lor Mrs. W. D. Pittman at Fair Flay. R. H. Jackson and W. B. Kendrick are still making improvements at Hotel Jackson. Cures fUiaoUpa!ion Forever. Take Casearets Candy Cathartic. :tl'c or Pace if C. C. C. fail to cure, druggists refund usoaev. Rev. Mr. Embry wiil hold services at Raytown Methodist church Saturday and Sunday. sociable Mrs. ft. W. Taylor had a in the way of a quilting at her home dear Bar¬ nett last week. Planers CUBAN OIL cures Cuts, Burns, Bruises, Rheti matism and Sores. Price, 25 cents. Deacon J. L. Turner has a good Sunday school at Mildrajon Grove. We wish him much Success, Misses M. E. and M T. Bagby have been sick tlie past week but are much better at this writing. pimmZT^JrJrr Indi¬ gestion. Regulates the Liver. Price, 25 cts. Wc have had same pretty cool weather the past week, with some frost but no damage done we hope. Miss Missouri Bagby spent the better part of last week with her sister Mrs. J. T, Taylor near Barnett. . CUBAN RELIEF cures Colic, Neuralgiaaud toothache S v in (jyg miautes. Sour Stomach and Summer Complaints. Price, 25 Cents. All above goods for sale by P. G Lucas. Wc certainly have a good prospect for a fine fruit crop, which will be a great blessing to the whole people. Bro. Mike Taylor we believe is well again aud able to take his rounds regular¬ ly to Raytown and Crawfordville. WHO’S SHELLABERGE 3 ? and yie’riho WireFenceMan,of Atlanta, Ga., f. • • :,M ■r.t.d cheapest fencing inax&bence for... purposes. Catalogue fre®. Writ 3 tor it I'ncle John F. Moore is pretty certain he tuts the Bonner railroad signal all right. H " ill no doubt, do the work. Mrs. J. T. Taylor and children of near Burnett speut the day with our family last SultditJ We were glad to see them. . OETTSJ? than cure is prevention. taking Hood's Sarsaparilla you may keepwell, with pure blood,.st rung nerves and a good APPEY1TE. John Hill, of Washington, was with us • u 1 '.... trading horses as usual. John 1 um*n Cfwv „ in Sharon community. Ari'.nu’s nn « tlu tv w;is not un world, cqu’chilh' In our m so »'<it t’ll^lvi*. ( > fm L' ttttt-ly wi‘U t! AI t I t- at work, The\ \\ I l‘|* tv’l farm 1 f, , n* t > tiriv \ “IN THE INTEREST OF ALL THE PEOPLE." Hr. Murry Taylor lost his case with Mr. O’Brien in OrawfordviUe on the law suit* This was a strange case from what learn about it. Mr. Tom Akins says he knows by oldest count ho is sixty three years old ami consequently the war is not working on his mind much. Mr. and Mrs. .1, A. Kendrick’s crystal wedding was quite a success. A select party of society people were in attendance from different sections. Mr. Charley Zackory has moved to Eatonton. Fie is clever and made many frioeds here who wish him well though they hated to see him leave. Uncle Jessie Darden is still holding his own in the way of arguments and talking. Ha thinks Bryan is the great man. Well he is the second Tom Watson. Mr. Shed Cosby, now of Washington, formerly of Sharon section, is'getting on very well. We hope he may soon be restored to his usual health and mi d. Don’t Neglect Tone Liver. Liver troubles quickly result in serious complications, and Ihe man who neglects his liver has little regard for health. A bottle of Browns’ Iron Bitters taken now and then will keep the liver in perfect order. If the disease has developed. Browns’ iron Bitters will cufe it permanently. Strength and vitality will always follow its use. Browns’ Iron Bitters ia sold by all dealers. The Methodist church at Sharon only had lour male members in attendance at its regular services on last 4th Sunday. We learn that tlie pastor was much dis¬ couraged. Last Friday and Saturday was ration day in Sharon, with a good many of farms, especially the colored people and a good many supplies were handed out, guano included. Everybody Says So. Carcarets Candy Cathartic, the most won depfid medical discovery of the age, pleas¬ ant and uud positively refreshing kidneys, to Ihe fiver taste, and act bowels, gently on clean sing the entire system, dispel obstipation colds, euro headache, fever, habitual < S>ml bUionv.Tusys. Please, buy uud try a box of O. C. C. to-day; 10, 35, IjO cents, Soldand guaranteed to euro by all druggists. On Tuesday of last week the horse traders generally took in Sharon to the full extent. They took iu lager beer and everything thatcame to linrnl to make fun aud have a good time. Wc think that the Baptist church grave jail’d «t Barnett should have some atten¬ tion by those who have relatives buried there Our dead are soorr forgotten ah<T their graves too. This should not be the case. “How to Core all Stria Disease.” Simply apply “Swayne’s Ointment " No internal medicine required. Cures tetter, eczema, itch, all eruptions on the face, Jin nils, nose, <hc.. leaving the skin clear, while ».vd healthy. Its great heal¬ ing and curative powers are possessed by Swayne’s no other Ointment. remedy. Ask Druggist for Tlie Sunday School at Barnett Baptist church has been reorganized, electing Mrs. Helen Chapman superintendent and Mrs. A. M- Bagby assistant. The male mem¬ bers of that church are getting very short. C32A©TOKXj9l. Tie fss- ««“> ts cimile every sigtMure 4 Viajpa*. cf Col. Moore, of the Advo-Democrat, was smiling in Atlanta last week- We did not get to see him while in town but Charles Googer was in charge and every¬ thing was moving along all right about the office as usual. We know a man that cleared up several acres of land near us and this is thr fourth year he has been cultiyuting it and we guarantee he iias not made a bag of cotton on it during the whole time and he had plenty other land open. Dtn‘t TokaflC*3pit nnd SaaoVo jfour Life Away. To quit tobacco e:;s ; : y c-.i/i forever, lemur fictic, lull of life, nerve \%' r, iake - iltc, t has wc niter-worbRr, iUzz makr* w«r.Ic rz. strong. All 'J.ruggy/r*, * ■'' r ?>'. CV o >/•. <r ■ ’ - i€f?« Booklet n.r epic free. A'-lCrzsr. SivrVir.z Remedy Co ., Chicago or Nc .r York. Mr. -I™ clerk for iSharon postoffice. Mr. AVilIlain Moore is the post master and he has bought him a nice outfit for the office and the office wii) be moved into the J. Kendrick office building, so we have been March, at the residence of Mr. J. \v . »c Iveiinv', Sr., his youngest daughter, Miss Cora Lee, to Mr. William Sturdivant, all of this county. Judge T , J. T I*. o Kendrick I* officiated. We v/isn the joung cou^.Ie a happy and useful life. Liver Ills Like blliousnea*, dyspepsia, headach*, consti pation, sour stomach. indigestion are promptly cured by Hood’s Fills. They do their work H ood’s Mt lie,*! centa. ’.y after and All dinner thoroughly, druggisU. pills. Pills ”!: ,«rcd by C. I. Hood & Co., Low hast. The only pin to take with Hood’s 3 *r‘ j^. Parks Bacon, was buried llaytown at the odist church grave yard nt mfsday morning of last week. Dr, A. Davidson conducted the funeral services, A large concourse of relatives and friends attended the burial. She left a husband and some children. Milton Gilbert, bar tender for Mr. V> . It. ilcid, nt OrawfordviUe, was in Sharon Bundin',’ visiting home folks. Mr. Reid could i ift have gotten a man more suita¬ ble fo Ills business than Mr. Gilbert, lie is filw \ sin good humor ami very polite to*!!. We wish Milton much success. ! OASTORIil. Tic fas- * ft OB simift / ewy »1 gestae 1 4 VrsfjMW 0 V ere in Crawfordville last week and we. hid they are, going ahead wiih hn pro t nts. Judge G. If. Mitchell is rnnkh line additions to his residence, also I iteid. 1 tell you old Taliaferro is gettin ihump on her. Any way you go in the inty there is something going on in the y of improvements and really it don’t lo £ like we are going to have wav. Chart’ •!' Caldwell, Frank Cain, J. F. Chambers and others passed tnrougli Sharon.lastweek for Washington. They will have,to start two or three wars to stop tiie ho Ac trading fraternity; nearly ' every other mmr you meet is a horse trader and 1 believe,if it keeps on like it 1 ms in a year or pore it will become such a largo business that all engaged in the business will have Jaf.'J tjo pay state thinks and county have taxes. slight¬ Mr. Stewart we ed him in not giving him a word in regard to his meat market. We never intended any harm to him. We thought the Edi tors of Crawfordville would do 1dm full justice in his business but uncle Jack Taylor has left our parts and we won’t be able to say anything more about his moat market and Bro. Stewart will boon an equal looting In the competitions to sell fresh meat as far as our item goes. HELENA DOTS. BY J. N. C. We Iigye'buil a nice rain. Mrs. F;"" le Boatwright visited her mother Tu Mrs. ley, of Ccntersville, was in Helei ” last,. f wout^ilA'n taAnon Tuesda.; judness. Mr. Me iftiidrum visited liin parents at Woods c,c Wednesday last. Mrs. S. ,1. Caldwell visited her mother Mrs. Mur./ Boatwright Thursday lust. Mr. Bio Johnson, from Oglethorpe county, W ’,3 in Helena Friday on business, Mr. ruri/o K.fL. Boatwright, of Helena, It; r been sick but is some better at this writing./ jinttie Mrs. Boatwright spent Saturday night with Miss Rosa Lunceford. She is yery Ion)'. Mr, j/din Amerson the postmaster of Triplet had liis brother from Oglethorpe were injHelena Saturday. Rindie Armer, Airs. Mrs.ISilyey, Miss Rossic/Fanning and children all visited Mrs. Vreb Fanning's family Monday last. Miss Katie Maltbie, of Crawfordville, is visitinfg her sister Mrs, Bertha Evans and her g/nnd-mother. Kate is a sweet girl and vie arc glad to have her with us. Mr. Dave Walker and lady spout Satur¬ day with Mr. S. A. Caldwell’s family. They spent the night with their father, Mr h, D Short in Oglethorpe county. Messrs. W. F. Harper, Billie Boatwright and J, W. Boatwright went up on Dry fork fishing last Wednesday. The hoys had I bad luck, it rained and they got wet. Tty it again boys. ONE OF TWO WAYS. j j Tlie ladder was created for one pur* j 1 ! pose,namely, Lnd a receptacle for the mine, as srn-h it is not. liable to any form of 1 ;,;„i n( , v ... The second way is from careless : local treatment of other diseases, j CIIIKF CAU SE. j Unhealthy urine from unhealthy j rauc .|, j. s no t liable to weakness is situated or disease, back , except in rare cases. It of and very close to the bladder, therefore any min, disease or inconvenience ff , 8te( ] in t | 1( , kidneys, hack, bladder or 1 :rimirv passage is often, liy mistake, at tributed to female weakness or womb trouble of some sort. The error is To easily made and may be easily avoided. find out correctly, set your urine aside for twenty four hours; a sediment or settling indicates kidney'or bladder trouble, the mild and the extraordinary effect of I)r Kilmer’s Swani>Root the great kK # , | and bladder ren edy is soon r alizcd. If you need a medic'ne you sbouid have j ho best. At druggists fifty cent and one col You may have a sampi! bottle and phamplet, both sent free by maii. upon receipt of three two-cent stamps to cover of postage on the ( bottle. ffLSt and scud Mention the Advocate-Democra, your address to Dr. Kilmer * Co., Bing hamton, N. Y. The proprietors of tins pajierguarantee the genuineness of this 00 er. COUNTY MATTERS. Correspondents’ Keports of Wliat Their Neighbors Talk the Happen !ngs In Their Kespectlve Lo calitieK. All the News. (JOMBS ITEMS. BY L. Mrs. ill. D. Wallace is much improved, Miss E. J. Nosh visited her sister Mrs. W. It. Sherres recently, Mrs. I). IV. Lunceford spent a days re¬ cently with Mrs. W. O. Luncefonl. Mr. and Mrs. I*. Goffer, of Wilkes coun¬ ty visited relatives and friends in Co«.bs recently. Mr. F. P. Hall has tlio nicest garden in this vicinity; line plants and lettuce large enough to use. Rev. Jim Bell preached two tine ser¬ mons at Carters Grovi church last 4th Saturday and Sunday. Mrs. W. E. Wall lost forty eggs last week by a starved out dog. Yv r e think thi* county ought to pass a law to get rid of all such dogs. Miss Sallie Sheerer, of Wilkes, has been visiting her uncle T. F. Combs. Miss Sallies is a folly trirl and we hope to have her to visit us often. Guess who tlie young lady was that saw her sweetheart last 4th Sunday and said lie must,hayo stayed In u bee gum last week as he seemed to bo swelled and looked so sweet. One of our neighbors bus a sewing ma¬ chine that they say is like a horse when plowing. You can just put your work down by it and say go along, gee. whoa, haw and it will sew the seam straight. Yellow Jaundice Cured. Suffering humanity should be supplied with every means possible for its re ief. It, is with pleasure we publish the follow¬ ing: “This is to certify that I was a ter¬ rible sufferer from Yellow Jaundice for oyer six mouths, and was treated by some or the best physicians in our city and all to no avail. Dr. Bell, our druggist, recom¬ mended Electric Bitters; and alter taking two bullies, I was entirely cured, 1 now take great pleasure iu recommending them to an; • • k’-on suffering from this terrible nifilti.il* i am gnu*fully yourff M. A. Hogarty, Lexington, Kv’."’ « t Sold at Dr. It. 1, Reid’s drug stove, f>0 cents per bottle. BETHANY NEWS. Cotton planting seems to be the orde of the day with the farmers, Bethany is slill in the ring, though she has remained silent for some time. Mr. and Mrs. Finch, of near Peniield visited Mr. J. C. Jlrooks and family last Sunday. Mr. Dan O’Neal lias recently establish¬ ed a store in this community, which is a great convience to our jieople. Sunday school, after slaying in winter quarters from last August to, the present time, is now running in full blast at this place. The school at this place, under the management of Mr. A. W. Strozier is flourishing—having an enrollment of 37 pupils. Miss Maggie Copeland, who recently spent a week in this community, lias re turned home, much to the sorrow of a certain young matt. Our young people are anticipating a rare time Easter Monday. Some will go to Flat Rock, though the majority will probably go to Jordan’s mill, Rev. B. E. L Timmons preached to a large congregation at Bethany church last Sunday night. We are always glad to have Bro. Timmons among us. It seems that the railroad is quite an attractive place for some of our young men, as some of them may be seen S“‘Z. ,im<M>! W " k "' a ' IinS ROBINSON DOTS. liY INCCGNITCS* sp ^ R ev . Mr. Shaw will preach at {‘ :e Academyi Saturday night next. Mr. W. T. Fluker and lady after a visit here for a short time returned to Wash jj>gto n on tlie 3 rd mst. Rev. James Beck preached for us last night the 5 L 1 at the Robinson Academy. A good crowd was presnt. sons 0 f Vets, will turn out i:i full force from this . pUc., . .. and anf i p be e in in Law fordville Saturday efcenmg. y; r p y. Murden lest one of his blood v ds ,j. at cost J S 27.50 a few days ago. 1 9 He ;s navingb-dt^ca . •“ ' roistered jpgs and jerseyfe, representing JTr ^ Tj0ve> f ron i Athens, ‘ . Iiugfritiau &Sons and Mr. Streeter, of firm of Brannau Rros.- Atlanta, M.ffel virited Robinson this week, Miss r •loyd Dolvin, teacher of Hickory Crossing School, i* quite sick and was Tr> Ad.vanoe> NO. 7. Royal makes the food pure, wholesome and delicious. B f |k & k°j POWDER Pure Absolutely ROYAL DAKINO POWDER CO., NEW YORK. not able to teach school last week. She is a good teacher and liked by all. We had a good rain Monday night. Those that conceived the idea that the world was drying up, and that it would never rain any more were somewhat disappointed when they stirred around on Tuesday morning and found the creeks up and the ground miry: It will be an¬ other d:tjf before any plowing cAn be done. MOORE’S HILL. BY SPY. We had a nice rain Monday. Oscar and Robert Moore spent Sunday with Virgil Henry. Mr. A, S. Luneefcrd and family spent Sunday last with Mr. and JJrs. Arthur Ogletree. Mr. J. C. Lunceford and wife spent the day Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Wheeler. Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Wheeler spent Wednesday of last week with Mr. J. D. Moore’s family. Dr. W. II. Harris was in this neighbor¬ hood last week doing some work. H® certainly is a fine dentist, A certain young man says he has been all over the State of Georgia and a certain young girl not very far from bore is the prettiest one he ever saw'. Girls that speaks bad for the r.st. Mfsses Mary Ogletree and Leila Lunce« ford attended Su^(li^Ji'.y'',n':' urwirliing at Ma{garatyf Grqve last r T.rfi ermon by Mr. fl&viij. t£ ' .Jilt" ! r ■-' h again the 5,fhi?d 1 ft y May. ’ ,, < There was a heavy Lost In. 1 Hattmlaj morning. I\ f e heard a young man say that he went to plowing that morning 5t i o’clock and his plow stock was so white with frost that lie thought It was snowing and unhitched his horse, lint young man I think you are mistaken. I! I Children Are gonerntly Pony. Stmnncli upset, Hotvels oet ol order do not rest well ot nioht. Hie very (jest remedy foe children while teething ia PITTS’ CARMINATIVE. It cures fllsrrfioes, requloten tfi. Stomach and Bowels, cures Wind Colic, softens the hums, enree Chop ern Infantum, Cholera Morbus. Grlp log, and acts promptly. It Is good for edults, tea, ond is 0 specific for vomiting during pregnancy. Sold by ell Druggisto, 25 and 50e. For sale at ALU VNCE STORE. Oxydonor! (Trade Mark Registered Nov. 24, ’90. The New Life-Giver. 2 Medicine or Electricity. It is as simple as breathing. Pric< of OXYDONORS greats rc ( |nced. Get tin genuine, made by the discoverer and inventor, Dr, Hercules Bo!: of pprf.lculars and prim list free. Address Dr. H. Sanche, 2tjl Fifth Ave imc, New Y ork. 21 R IW»P € mffi |8 i ; f Ul’A £1 opium, mjti m cacAiHE A radical, po::ave -d «»e eu aranteed hi 5 d tys. "tbo’ute!7 & r~*kss. . No “tapering off” procecc — T :o Ecfcstttu* tion aieth >i. ad ;Z:*!t —1 P. A. at V N, ‘ 41 Hast 2Ut I-"--*-, f . V . vr- C uj.