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Newspaper Page TextI OuluU gllU 1 1 luU For 25 Years —■.wnnitmaHi —i Would you feol perfectly m ’S„r t bMU° havo just hoard of? But how al ?out an ,° ld One that haa done business for over a quartor of a century? One that has always kept its promises? One that never failed ; nevor misled you in any way? You could trust such a bank, couldn’t you? SOOTT’S EMULSION of COD-LIVER OIL WITH HYTOPHOSPHITE3 is Just like such a bank. It has never disappointed you, never will. It, haB never decoivod you, never will. Look out that someone does not try to make you invest your health in a now tonic, eomo nothing now of. njodicino you know ,oc. *nd $1.00; *11 druggists. SCOTT A liOWNE, Chemists, New York. Nen Earlier Shop. I will lie in Crmvfordviile regularly • very day to serve the. people in fir't <:hi- u hair cutting, slaving and shampooing 1 will yisit your homos nnu do hair cutting and shompoi ing fof the ladles and child rem also sharpen rn/.ats. ihop at Me I’.G J.iicae’ store. Give me a call. JOH N W. U I Id, I A M-S, Barber. ('rawfordville, On. Engines & B oilers Gins Find Presses. GET OUR PRICKS: < iimplcteCotton, Saw. Gibt. Oil and Fertill 7 .or Mill mitflU; i»l*o Gin Pies*. Uajii* Mill ami Shingle outli1 1 , Building, Bridge, Factory Furnace and Pnilmad Cm-llng*; Railroad Mill, Mneliin iNt*' anil Factory Supplie*. Belting. Packing, Injector*, Pipe Fit tlnirn, S«w«, Oilers, I'-tu. (,*AS I EVERY DAY. WORK 150 DAN l)S. Lombard Iron W’Rs & Supply Co. AUGUSTA, GEORGIA. Fpmulry Machine. Builcr amt Gin Works. , Repairs Promptly Done. GEORGIA RAILROAD. AND CONNECTIONS. For lufurmntum to Routo*. Si'liciliilfiis ami Buti't*. hot (i Passenger and Freight, wi-Hcto elthi’i nt tin' umli'vsi'.'nftd. You will iccrlvi' prompt rrph anil rentable infonuioti. JU|-. 44 . 44 Hi l l . ■\. n. a ickmix. T, l‘. A. U. I’. 4. Augniititi <;». S. W 44 II Kl >. II. K. S It'lltlLSON. . I F. A I*. (j. A. , AtlaiUn Allx-n*. >4 4 V l| 4 l;l *44 ll K. s. »:. 41 Alii 1 1 . . 8. A. r, 4 . Mnvoii. Ga. m. n. in I . \V. OOF FI N s. F. f. a i*. .4. M iUfdk'cvillff. Auguitn. Zackery & Stewart, Dealers in l’lirii. Beet. Mutton, Fish »Eow place Of business. ’ ‘ " t * We ff!mrintee respectfully solicit ti»« i»troun*re l 'V\^> , pi>i!u’ satisfaction, low orkes anil atn-iuinn. Market p.i. e i».hUI for all Haw IluJes ^ s'iiar'ii. tia. OK 1 enness Ksarwsws No puWiaiy injections--no meat —no SSA^SlSSr^SS^ It. A. OISVN M.D., ’ 41 E*»t 2!»l Street. .Nee, York CUy. Pi —tvj A3 e.jKH iJ m « *>, awmlW. rvr 3CS WStN PAtrVT o ETA is la. cr fckot. • vi „-u l. r 'r%< rtfwrtM I M ♦FfA'i EOOE FEX.F tVaUum* Hi ' A. for gPSClAL OFFr.!! lJ-&'ra^&ga’^TJ. , M cured and Walekfj- TTCUj ai home w.tn outvsin. Bookotpsr ucuinresent f'SEG. ____ B M WOOIA.KY. Si. 14. *•». OSico li)» N. i’ryox 8b s “ 1 Fur0 Home Matters ,p iclt ^ Up by Onr Local Eepciter*. What Our People Art- Doing and Savin# Tiling** Onr Friimi* Tall U*. - May oumo in Sunday wit!, a perfect day. —Mr. W R. Cunn has been sick . . tills . V eek. . —The (j 00 d Templars lodge inet Tnesdav 1 uesaa y nirrht nl k' u - W. T. Johnson, Washington, sells everything on wheels. -Miss Marie Stephens, of Atlanta is visiting relat ives here. Nice summer underwear, the cheapest and best ut Paul G. Lucas’. -Street vendor., of Jewlry ha\e been working oui towi Try the Washington Mfe. Co. on nails and builders hard wire' Mrs. V, M. w Hi. « Moore , has re — turned from a visit to Moigan county. . Summer neckwear of all styles and prices at Paul G. Lucas’. For iSalc Ton fine shoats and 10 goals, very cheap. B. I. An dersOll. Mrs. Dr. Moore of n Plains, visited Crnwf°rdville . , , last week. —E. C. Gunn is riding a hand some new bicycle which bought Tuesday. Sawed brackets any style or shape gotten out by tho Wash iugton Mfg. Co. — Miss Mary Weaver, Greenesboro, was visiting forville Saturday. mowing --Marshal Tucker the weeds has been down on sireets this week There were fewer ilowers here than ever before. —If you have not paid any¬ thing on the Monument fund, hand in your mi to. Wo are told that Rev. Ab. Harris will be married on 1st to a Miss Hinton. — Mrs. Anna Weaver returned to Greenesboro Monday after a visit to relatives here. Host shingles at lowest liv ing prices can Vie bought ‘ of Washington Mfg. Co. —Mrs. M. E. aud Miss ^nnie Brooke, of Raytown have been with friends hero this week. Get „ . , laths and our prices on and brick before you begin your house. Washington M fg. Co. —People's Party Paper and Advo-Democrat, both one year for#l.r>0. Special limited offer, —Misses Newsome, of Union were the guests of Mrs. Dr. Boa/Jey , T1 F relay . , and j,, batuulaj . i Charlie haimeuu returned to Madison Monday after spend ing a few days with home folks here. Crawfordvillo has tho Confederate Monument in Goor gia for the amount of money in vested. Ashley & Denham, of White pavin'^ Pl tins Highest* are buviim cows and 1 ‘ 4 ” ° Market ‘ prices for them. -Misses ... Nellie .. 11 • Sales: o i apd , Matnte andDehaGumi ^e st ; ' lsl 01 near ■ town lvs0 ''’ Monday. —Mr. Elmore Barrett, of Washington, paid his uncle, Dr. Binns at this place a visit last —Miss Edna Fluker. of Wash ington, went up to Union Point Saturday after a visit to Craw —Mr. and Mrs. Luther Boline, of Washington, returned home Sunday after a visitAo friends in tins place. Miss Bennie Davenportcamo down , from Atlanta l uesdaj to see her mother at this place, wno is right sick. —Mr. and Mrs. J. T. Heard, here iaUn-dav toSfe^iuveS u f the Daughters of the Confed sood Show in t!.o procession Saturday. —Miss Eudora Dolviu. of the Union Point Review was iu Crawfordvile Saturday to attend t he un veil i ng se r vices. —Mr. Quince Johnson and daughter came over from Wash¬ ington to attend the memorial unveiling exercises. —Mr. Edgar Beasley, son of Dr. Jack Beazley. is to be mar¬ ried to Miss Hessie Baker at on the 1 "th inst. War, War, War! >ot Wijh Spain, but Against High Prices! J an» very anxious to increase my trade with my Taliaferro just four-fold in 1898 . I appreciate your past favors and will make a desperate effort to secure your trade. TRADE WINNERS. Top Buggies $ 45 . 00 . One Horse Wagons £ 26 . 00 . Single Harness $5 .00 EXTRA INDUCEMENTS. Freight paid on all orders over $io,oo. Prompt service. Polite attention. Big bargains. W. T. JOHNSON, Washington, Ga. —Messrs. Andrews & Dead Oe^ ou tside of the larger cities. -M«- bn»» a - ’ 1 h .... , *2 With , her lather , . this place. in Dr. Phillips spent Sunday here, _Madames HnwirVl Dr Nicholson Chas. ,,, Howaid ana md J.h^ 1 F Howard Howarci, all of Stephens, attended the jnenumeni unveiling Saturday Nice straw hats at all at Paul rj , r< G. r Lucas. nmc 1 Mr. Jno. S. Stevens, an aged citizen of White Plains died Sun ,1-lv nul was buried Tuesday with the lodge hero attended. - Misses Bell and Mary Veassey, Georgia Householder and Miss Jackson, all of Union Point were here Saturday attend ing memorial services. Just received a big lot of children's, woman's and men's sample shoes in Nos. from 3 to 4 ! -2 and fi to 8 which we expect to close out in a few days at one half factory cost,. Come at once and S et yQ« r selections of style —Glen Legwen and his bike had a collision with a dog on Brpad street Tuesday and they all came down in a pile Result: broken bike, a bruised boy and a scared dog. We are told that the law does not require registration for voting in special elections when voter was properly register ed for the last regular election and all taxes have been paid sinc0 - Women are not the only ones who sensitive about their ages. A man does nt like to be told that he is getting old. Health keeps a man young. It doesn’t make tiny difference if he has lived eighty years. If they have been healthy years, he will be hale and hearty and won’t look within 20 years as old as j-ich, he is. Good digestion and red blood make people look youthful. Dr. Pierce’s Golden Medical Discovery makes rich, red blood. Jt makes health in the right way. It works according to the right theory, and in 30 years of practice, it has proved that the theory is absolutely correct. It begins at the begin ning -begins by putting the stomach, liver and bowels into peefect order, but it begins its good work on the blood before it finishes with the system. It searches out disease wh ere V er Hiey may be and forces them out of the body, A|1 dru _ jsts ke(>{) the -Dis covery.” Nuu'itlt 1 nf Rev. In in West. Rev. Thomas West, a ueut UnptUt mmister living about three miles fpom I houison, Ga.. suicided last night at his homo by shooting himself in the head. Illheath.it is supposed, unbalanced his mind, and led ttu> ;u . t Ho was the father of C ol. West of Thomson and has boPn 1K4St or of Jennings Chapel hue since its organization oi r ,a m..ation. U Cost. . st.l'k of'cilicoe< muslins S mv customers have the benefit of w cost price, and lot me room for a new line of goods 1 have made thi* sweeping reduc t j on Better come early and get your share of the bargains. Paul G. Lucas, An ruccrluln DI»c«*«. Biere is no disease more uncertain in its nature thus dyspepsia. Physicians say that the symptoms of no two cases agree. It is therefore most difficult to make a correct diagnosis. So matter how severe, or under w hat disgnieedvspepsia Bitters trill it attacks InraluaM* tob. Browns' iron cure in a’d diseases of ti« stomach, blood and nerve*, Urowus' Iron Bitters is e*ld by &U dealers. The Annual S. S. Picnic. Tl “ UnnUa ' SU ” day ^ picnic for this section will be had at Daniel's Sprjqgs on Fri the 13th of Meyt Onr pie U usually J ? get up a fine and an enjoyable . picnic . on these occa sions and all are looking forward to this this catherin" gathering with witn bright Dii 0 nt an ticipation. ‘ Of course everybody wa ls t0 g0 , Rents the Klnndike. Mr. A. . n Cl rn, bourns, of „ Marys ville, lex., has found a moie valuable discovery than has yet been mads in the Klondike. ,*«* bn suffered untold a*ony S XZSSSSZ ly cured by Dr King's New Dis covory for Consumption, 4nd c 0 [ ds _ declares that gold is of little value in com pari son with this marvelous cure; would have it even if it cost a himdred dollars a bottle. Asthma Bronchitis and all throat and ^ng affections are positively c,,1Qt ‘ W Di- King s New Dis covery for Consumption. Trial bottles free at Dr. R. J. Reid’s or price refunded. Thrown From His Wagon. .While hauling some of the heavy stone bases of the rnonu ment here late Thursday evening of last week, Mr. W. A. Legwen came very near having a fat^l accident. He was in the wagon leaning on one of the huge pieces of marble when a sudden tilt of the wagon threw the marble and Mr. Legwen both violently to ground. It was sometime 5efore he came to himself and has , been confined _ , to his , home all the week since, but, is getting over the severe jolt and shock. The Rest Remedy for Rheumatism. From the Falrliaven tN. Y.) Register, Mr. James Rowland of this village, states that for twenty five years his wife lias been a sufferer from rheumatism. A few nights ago she was in such pain that she was nearly crazy. She sent Mr. Rowland for the doctor, buthe had read of Cham¬ berlain’s Pain Balm and instead of going for the physician he went to the store and secured a bottle of it. His wife did not approve of Mr. Rowland’s pur ohase at first, bfit nevertheless applied the Balm thoroughly able and in an hour’s time was to go to sleep. She now applies it whenever she feels an ache pain and finds that it always gives relief. He says that no medicine which slie had used ever did her as much good. The 25 and 50 cent sizes for sale by Dr. R, J. Reid. Honor Roll. The foUiming kind patron* have paid their subscriptions since ctir last issue: {’ J® J?', 9g> c. M. Walker 50cto Mav 6 ’ 9 s. ---- What We Have. We h:lve a11 kinds of house iUld **887 P a ^ts. varnishes, oils, turpentine, brushes and all in the -painter’s line. M e can save you money on these ; * " We have a full stock of patent ■ “ Sr prescriptions, : Oer stationery line is complete ■ loir m pr.ee. Call for «« ulce goods in tnis lino. Andrews & Deadwvler. New Brick Building, A Child’s Death. A child of Mr. Bob Reese’s] iu Augusta and its remains were brought up here Saturday evening and carried out near Carters UrOVC for interment, The H'reaved have OUT SVtnpa “' OF LOCAL INTEREST. Brightest Items from Near by Neighbors, TOLD IN SMALL NOTES. - To the Credit of the Excellent County Journal* from Which We (Jet the Creamy New*. —Fruit trees in the counties around are over loaded with —Mr. Alex Rhodes' home at Crawford, has been destroyed by fire. —The annual picnic at Miller's Mill will be had on May 14th. Many Taliaferro people Will at tend. -In Warren county 137 mar county -Augusta water seems to have a sort of rambling ° effect on th the _ legs ,„+• ol Srk bpaiU „ vt „ h boys. Ish raaeme - See "W. r ^' -Tohnsons, Wash " ' tV Buggies w ? priced ,0ad ln-iri makes low —Davy •’ Gray, J was found dead . his , . bed , . clay , , last , week . at in one Gran5te Hill near Sparta. He had been sick some days. d ntn >ou sues a uai { in y oui ^ bow .uick^t will *ot welL 11 f y° u want t0 P revent suffering don't forget this, —Jas. M. Dickson, an old and honored citizen of Hancock, died at his home in the county on the 18th inst. His age was84 years, When threatened with cholera morbus a dose or two of Dr. Tichenor’s Antiseptic will you time and suffering. —The freight f 5 train on the Athens branch . has . been taken . off and the one train making two trips J per day does all the freight and passenger work. All who have tried it, know the value of Dr. Tichenor’s tiseptic as a dressing for wounds and will not bo without it. ___There is little reason to doubt that a little blind tiger business is done in Sparta. A second rate detective, even, could easily ■i catch up c with it, if 80 dis posed, T isnmaeme. , ... Profit by your frieficls’ enpe rienee and try Dr. Tichenor’s Antiseptic ... ,. w hen ,^OU get , , -i., hint , and you will never regret it. —Farmers in our neighboring counties have changed a gl eat deal of their cotton planting lands and have planted corn in stead ' of cotton. They are wise as the W'ar , has already , , > brought i i. up prices on bread stuffs. Add water and sugar tq Dr. Tichenor’s Antiseptic and sub tract the colic from i your baby, Very pleasant, perfectly reliable, harm less and absolutely Costs 50 cents. —Rev. J. C. Bell, who lives near Clifford's Grove church, lost his barn and stables early Monday morning by fire. He succeeded in getting his stock out safely. The origin of the fire is not known.—Washington Reporter. _ Don't , home without ... ^ you go a bottle of Dr. Tichenor’s Anti septic, to use in case of accident or sudden sickness. Better a good medicine and need it than to need it and not have it. see? —A lady in the Centerville neighborhood, who is noted as a fine gardener saw an advertise¬ ment in a poultry journal, “how to keep hens out of the information mailed on the receipt 50 C ents in stamps.” The lady furnished the 50 cents received the following re “Cut off their heads. * * Reporter. Ereo nils. Send your address to H E Bucklen i Co., Chicago, and gel a free sample box of Dr. Kiug'c New Life Pills. A trial will Con\ inee you Oi. their lneiiu Thaso pills are easy in action Livor troubles they havo been jlln^SSt^ ^ . . wmW . vegetable.! tl.oit They do not giving by action, bttt by toim 10 stomach and bowda greatly in- j vigorate tlm .tysteui, Rffguiat sb-m Sac, pf’v JO a ©old by Dr, iv. J. Iralid DffieSi.4t* i CTS u. SO'S CURE ~ FORi * I CURES WHERE AIL ELSE FAkS. BT FI , Be« i cofb Scrip Ta---.es Good. Use I 25 io time. S»til by drugprists. J*f Miraculous Benefit ^ Dr. Miles' New Heart Gtsre* @5 IH m € « M i 3 mJ U. S Ww ; ; _ jR xi\nmrK r v 5 1 ap'd veteran of the 3 rd N. Y. Artillery for thirty years of tho Babcock h life . from sciatica wbigji affected my heart. to button my clothing; had sharp pains about the heart, ’ smothering spells and of bre ath . For three months i was unable to Re down, and ail the sleep I got was in an arm chair. I was treated i the best doctors hut gradually grew worse. About a year ago i commenced taking Dr. *■»-*- *■—— as if by a miracle." A Dr - MUes 1 Remedies Dr. are sold by all drug: yMiles gists under a positive guarantee, first botpo benefits funded. or Book money dis¬ re¬ ■L .'iResvorofe,'* on Health eases of the heart and nerves free. Address, DR. BULKS B1ED10A L CO.. Elkhart, Inc. NOTICE OF ELECTION UnclSF LoCd.1 Optifin LiQiiOP Law. . ...... Vjr , ur F .■ u .. r , .y PETITION HAS BEEN HANDED TO AND RECEIVED 15V THE Unrler ?‘» netl ; 8i f‘^ b y ' nor e tl-iin mu-teinh of the voters, who are qualified to vote foi members of the General Assembly in Tal iaferro County, in'«crto(-daiice Georgia, for an eleetiou to be held with the pro visions and reqii^-ements contained iu Sections’1541 to 1550, inclusive, of t+fe First Volume of the Code of 1S115 and other laws pf said State, applicable to Uf ^3’ in Section 1548 of said Vo nine of said Code shall be sold within the limits of ‘ election has been and is hereby to be held ill said County on Wednesday ,ie p' h> the I,o| «r>. din« day elections of May, 1898, at f a< ;f r for mem hers of the General. Assembly ot Georgia, Said election shall be hold in accordance with the provisions and requirement? contained m Secilons LMt to 1550 m elusive, of said \ olurne of said Codo j n accordance with the provisions and requirements of the other laws of atfdcction' 0 * 11516 U> fl>< ' 1,oMinir 01 All'persons voting at said election who are against the sale of such intoxicating hquois as are mentioned in said section !? tlieir 48 - f.' ticket 1 ? 1 ' h “Against i i y° "'TT the Sale” ,j >rin and J c< those !, ^ W li<> fayor the sale of tlieartieles, mention ed ill said section, 1548, shall have written or printed on their ballots “For the Sale.” If a majority of the votes east at said election shall be against the sale, it shall not he lawful for any persop within the limits of said county-to sell or barter for '■aluable consideration, either directly or indirectly, or give away to induce trade at any place of business, or furnish at any other public places, any alcoholic, spirit ous, malt, or intoxicating liquors, or in¬ toxicating bitters, or other drinks, which if drunk to excess will produce intoxica¬ tion. This the, 21st, dav of April, ls98. GEO. H. MITCHELL, Ordinary of Tatiaforro County, Georgia. m At such low Prices that thcra ex ists no excuse why you should wear readymade pants when autncKlel gtisiem t Pants € 0 . ■>’ S CHICAGO show hundreds of “nobby”—stylish— patterns, at 33.50.—Loads of fashion able designs at S4.00,and innumerable swell styles at 54.50 and 55.00—all Made to Pleasure. M ’•ui Fit and workmanship guaranteed. C. G. MOORE, at Ttie Advocat-Democrat Office wi'J display the assortment for your inspection. Oe^Vitt’s Witch Hazel Salve Cores Piles, Scalds, Burns.