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About The Advocate-Democrat. (Crawfordville, Ga.) 1893-current | View Entire Issue (May 20, 1898)
TBE ADYOCATE-DEMCCRAT. -- m.ushkd BVKRY FiunAY morning CLEM. G. MOORE. Official Organ Taliaferro C*. CRAWFORDV'Il.LE. MAY 30, 1808. I Democratic Mass Meeting. A mass meeting of the Demo- : trull, of Taliaferro county will bo held in couri house in Crawford-j ! vine, (in., on Saturday, the 21st day of , May, w at . 11:30 0 ,s a. m. . All, A 11 i I lie democrats of Tatiafurrooran. j tv are requested to 1st present, The object * of the mass meeting to elect-a . new „ Executive ... Com* s 1 n*iay rt . biisinessas proi»rly cotne before the meeting. John R. Kknduiok. Chair, of Dom. Ex. Com. I Dr. Warren Candler has been made Bishop. Wm. K. Gladstone, one of England's greatest statesmen, died, Wednesday. Gov. Atkineon ban the appro m «". T Of .he way managed the enlistment () f ( .M.nn'-I V ' volunteers If he had enlisted the companies .... as a .......it. WHO., wonld Imvt. ....... who did not wanl to go and as it the war were given a chance. Program of Mercer Cnii entity Coin* ineiieeineiit. Friday evening, .lutie 3. An nual tioliale between Phi Deltn ;tntl Gieertmiiui Litorary Kocii* t ies. Saturday evening, .June 4. Freshman prise Declamation contest Sunday morning, .lunef>, II 1 1 'clock. Baccalaureate sermon a', tho fust Baptist church, by Rev. F. H. Kerfoot. D. I).. LL I)., Louisville. Ky. Sunday evening, June 5. Sermon before the Missionary Society by Rev. J. A. Wynne, iY l).. Gainesville, Ga. Monday evening. June tt. Sophomore , prize . n Declamation . .. contest Tuesday morning, June 7, 11 o'clock. Junior exhibition of original spcochoH. Tuesday evening, June 7. An¬ nual address before the Alumni Association by Rev. A. A. Mar¬ shall, Atlanta, Ga.; and Annual address before the Literary Ko cietioN by Rev. F. G. McGonncll, D. 1).. Lynchburg. Vu. Wednesday morning, June H. Comnuincoimmt day. Wednesday evening. June H. Moot court by the law class. Miss Irma Humphrey and Mr. Arthur Junes wore married Sunday at the home of the bride's j father in this county. Wo wish j them u happy life. Miss Della, a twelve year i tiid daughter of Mr. W. J. Ed¬ wards, fell from a tree last Fri¬ day and rt c ‘ived a serious hurt b i is improving. Drs. J. A. Rhodes and B. F. Daniel were in consultation yes¬ terday concerning sonic patients i of the former near Hillman. 1 j • Arc You m Tired? ! .Tuat remember that nil your strength must coma from vour fool.' Did you ever think of thatP muscles need * I’trhnps your more strength, or your stomach nerves; is or weak perhaps your digest what and cannot you oat. If you need more strength th-'n take SGOTT& EMULSION of Cod-Livt r Oil with Hypo phosphites. Tho oil is tho most easily chan/red of all foods into strength; aud tho hj poplios phites are tho Ixwt tonics for the nerves. SCOTT'S EMOt I SION is tho easiest uud quiokost euro for weak throats, for i cou ghs of every kind, I anr" for all cases of do / i . v,n ‘loss'of r «re»*tr nerves. >n ’ flesh Jog. id >1.00; *11 draggtws. SCOTT ft •;-.»» NT. Chemists, Nsw York. Why and Why Nots. BY T. ACKER. I.s not the Athens dispensary ayj4toni wHh all its mora i occurs edness better than the common drunkery? ! Is a barkeeper more likely to fair than a dispenser a]> pointed by law receiving, salary whether he sells or not? Would noc adispenser with all his moral accursed ness be less likely to noil to minors? ; Would not a dispensary such as Clarke county has in Athens, paying Ain biu.uuu (W)intn 11110 tlio tin tre-Knrv iroasuiy go a great deal farther towards trying the crime it would pro-. dt.ee than the tax from the com mon ivtr bar-i viumwV ooms. If the men of Taliaferro eoun ty will put their money into j liquor would it not be better for them to abolish a dispensary? But as I am a christain. must I n#it not shun nverv e\ery 'iimmriincp appoai ance <»f Ol evil oven to banish intoxicating drink not only from my town hut i f roin n iy communion table? If there is as much liquor sold in dry counties as in wet ones, why do liquor dealers batve ^i;? d " yu " d to wet ones to sen. 1 If is so ninch lu l uor 111 u , drv count v why do the wet men • nii'ibit ”' y 1 .^"r ion carries t rudci ll ' va J 1,0,11 11 • ^. ;i ^ J ^ for other purposes? ! If we put lifty million into tighting material does that put more money into the hands of the people or does it leave it in the hands of the manufacturer? ! Does the #900,000.000 we spend | yearly in the United States cir dilate among the people or does it merely circulate among the liquor makers and liquor sellers ? Does not the dollar you pay into the liquor dealers hand slay there except the amount paid out. to the town councils which goes only to the town and not to the county around it? The camel is a beast Ajf great strongtli and endurance; the Noth j n ^ bm-ts if until proyerbiiF ' “last stritv. ” is added to i!.,»»»*•» TTrehutnau digestive s,vs-' tom is very much like a camel, It i.s really astonishing how I much abuse it will stand. Some times, however, something worse than usual will he oaten, and will go through the stomach into the bowels, and there it will stick that's constipation. Nine-tenths of all human sickness is duo to i constipation. Some of the 1 simplest symptoms breath, are coated tongue and foul dizziness,: heartburn, Haluletico, sallow-' ness. distress after tutting, headaches and lassitude A little thing will cause thing eonstipa tion. uud a little will re lieve it. Dr. Bierces Pleasant Pellets are a certain cure for constipation. They are tiny, sU gar^-coated granules, mild There and natural in their action. ; is nothing injurious about them. Sold by druggists. Address with IT cents in one-' cent mailing stamps, only. to World’s cover Dispensa¬ cost of) ry Medical Association, Buffalo, N. V.. and get a free Copy 01 the “People s ( ouunon Sense Medical Advisor. " Satnrdav Lvenlng. Yottr presence is requested at tho court house iu this plate Saturday evening at 3 o'clock*. There will be matters of interest Up COtU’Cruiug the cotu illg duct loll “for or agaiust" ; the sale of whiskey in this eoun ty. It i.s a mutter of your tndL , victual responsibility and you should come out and express your dosin'. Pros. P. 1). Pollock, of the i (J ,'ortria Teacl.ers Association, request*, us to state that the' 3rd annual moating of tlie* Assocta tion will be held at Cumberland Island. J une L’lHh to July 2. 1 A snlcnd.d itrogram litis beo'.l arranged tor every day. Spieti did and reasonably hott-1 accom iiadati iu and t nuisiyort. ;k>u have boon provided for. Barnwell A Yickei'S SUV " , t hcV misronresout their • buggies, mi (H*" . n any , body or v ises bugs S . Older to sell \ ( >i:. thev will close their doors ud take their sign down. Married at PeuHeltl. There v.-as a most interesting and beautiful marriage consu ‘Hated at the Presbyterian church in Pen tie Id Tuesday night a 7 o'clock. Mr. Ulpian S. Chartip if >n. one of Greene'county's best young men. and Miss Lucy Kate Moore on. of that historic old towns prettiest young lauies, vvere married by Rev. Mr. ‘Smith of Greenesboro. The <*««* handsomely «d ™ evergreens and white dowersart.sticallyarranged with SUCh taste as Pentield ladies usually dis[,lay. rl ‘e attendants were: Miss »««*« »a' isou and Mr. £ R. Boswell; Miss Bertha Kate Dav ison and Mr. Edgar T. ^^eU. do, s and Jr^; Mr - Miss C. AnnieSau- Golclough; Miss Lila Golclough and .Mr. R. L. McCommons. The sweet lit tie flower gills W'ore Emily Bos w,c * 1 111111 Ktt.i trn.L f Lolclough. Y,lf.ir.-„rh rph„ Hi IJ-t ef prosents was large, in eluding many Jmuusome ana valuable articles. For iack of space we cannot give the list. 1 Y v m-irehed A A reception .. most sump, urns vvils given at the brick residence of Mr. and Mrs. W. It. Boswell. rpi... ...... f^eu (r .. an( i' shmv , d that they fully enjoyed the feast and hospitality so lav¬ ishly bestowed. Mr. and Mrs. Boswell know well how to enter tain as this brilliant occasion pi'oted. We never saw guests enjoy them selves better and appreciate it inore - Go to Farming* Do you wmii to buy or trade for a farm? If so, write us for descriptions of some of our bar¬ gains. Let us know what kind of place you want, how much you can pay and upon vvliat terms you wish to buy. We can meet your requirements. bargains We have many farm for sale in Tennessee, North Carolina and North Alabama. Our places range in p^D- * nn «.qbo to<P2&ij(X>. We Ijiia P*** in uie business of selling farms ex elusively for ten years. We are familiar with values and conditions throughout this section. If you want consult to buy, it will pay you to us. Write for our list of farms for sale. Sent free to any Crabtree's Farm Agency, Chattanooga, Term, Hon. W. H. Fleming has our thanks for copies of his speeches. He is making a tine record in Congress. “It is the Best on Earth.” That is what Edwards it Darker, merchants of White Plains. Ga . say of Chamberlain's Pain Balm, for rheumatism, lame back, deap seated and muscular paius. Sold by Dr. R. j. Reid, SPANISH-AMERICAN AY Alt, Engnnings of American Hemes Will Ik Sent Free. H'e have just p'ublishetl the most hand some ,ngrnvi„gs ever issue,, of «l'*re Dewey who won the great naval bat tie ill llu* I’hillipino Islands. Rear Ad¬ miral Sampson who 1ms charge of 11 licet of American warships at Havana ' Commodore Schley commander of the Flying Squadron. Captain Sigsbec who was eommantler of our Battle Ship Maine. An 1 of our brave consul general at Hava¬ na who is now Major General Lee whe will command the volunteer fonts that will invade tuba. To any one who " m s, ' lul ,!S :i Hst ” f ladies of their neighborhood and si\ two cent stamps we will send anv one of the ,,hove large engravings free of charge, or if the entire collection of the five Ameri c..n Ilerees is desire,1 -end usn list of twentv names of different ladies and twenty iwo cent stamps and we will send you the five engravings In return mail. These engravings are the most beauti¬ ful ovet pttiilished and art- handsome emmgh to go into an\ home. Send is tli • iki of nmuesand st.tmps to- ia\ t:« the edition is limited. There is no advertising on any of the engraving-. In sending tlate wlto-e engraving yon J. -sir. Address, PastelotviH* i'-.. 2 ! Duane Stret!, Xry Yoikfiiy. Arc You U taL’ \Waknfs< mmiitVsts it- AC i tlic loss c.f gn.Mii. a und aching hones. TIk* blood is w..tery: th-tGs„ev are rasting-t!... d...*r is ;ng open* . tor d •«•*»<«'. A f- t tie et Brown*’ t •• a Bi:t. rs tr.ke:: in time v. • rr.' v-'iir yr-ngm. >..y.r rt.-rv-.«. muke year blond r;rh an? r.-ti. Pi yon more c-r; than a.: rtpeieiv,-- speoird course of medicine. Browns’Ir. ' Hitters is sold by ail dealers. Foul ^Smelling Catarrh. Cftarrh in one of the most obstinate iiseises, und hence the most difficult to g-t rid of. j Tie re is but one way to cure it. rhe lisease is in the blood, and all the tprii s. washes and inhaling mixturpa ^^^r?,. jfj T Catarrh permanently, n0 sSTp:! for it is e c . u reg the smy remedy which can reach the iieetse and force it from the blood. M- B*P. McAllister, of Harrodsburg, *J ( %£XSj\MX2. Mg. a {SSK / KBWSWCftB <>»ch winter I was «orM PWlR Motif,'uij tt»n the ve»r preriotir ‘iSoui! » g IT W SKSSaS&MStf JKKiSS^SSiti ,73m J\t& totxyct tob-rured br rename* which ont I MBm, j Then r ** ch< ’ t decided ! ,h r durfnee. to try 8. S'. S„ «»ia af.jr a few bottles were used. I no¬ ticed a ptroeptllMe improvement. Continuing the re met y, the dl nowio mtm forced out of mj system, n d a complete cur<* wft* th»* result, laciris© it.; wiio bftve this dreadful disease to Abandon tf*eir local treatment, which has never (Voj>«* thw any good, and take S. b. b.. a rem »dy that e* r n s-S.+ch the disease and cure It.’ To omtin te the wrong treatment for 0at«rrhi8 to continue to niffn. Swift’s it R real blood remedy, and rejre dtewjre. {v j iatevel upon. It promptly reaches to cure even the S.S>.5. £ , Pq** 1^| DlOOU _ J ifcw-ja The dangers minerals. Specific Books mailed free by Swift Company, Atlanta, Georgia, pecial Notice. My st,n, Johnnie Simmons, who i underage, lias left me and I hereby notify llie public that his wages belong to me and any off hiring him will be expected to pay iiis wages to me. CICERO SIMMONS. C’rifwfordville, Ga., April 19, 1898. WALL PAPER Do yoii expect free to doany large papering! selection i oi < will send you a samples from 3c per roll up. all new color i'ngx and novelties up to date. WE PAN FREIGHT. We want an agent in every town to sell on commission from, large sample books No capital required. Foi samples or particulars, address WOLF. S. 747-758 Ninth Avo., N. Y. City. Mhrpyae U?iuB. VIlHL -dD COW HAoiTo A rjiiii.il, positive and permanent cure 2 uartkcitc^t‘ in 5 days* Absolutely hanxi-csi No u tapering off" isstssLiir* process —No subsUtu Hon *>at.c£ r. m'-t a. ounn, m.d., 41 Eft <■>- * v - .y, rn** j Exchange —RATES:— j . Per Day, 551.00, Hotel. Pci Week. 54.00, $4.80 j * and 55.7.00, A. Proprietor, J. ADKINS, 163 Marietta St. ATLANTA, GA. Opposite Miller «te Brady's Cel braid Stables, the Largest in the South. FRICK COMPANY ECLIPSE ENGNIES if wm j I|o Suw MUts. Cotton Gins Cotum Presses, Grain Separators, Chisel Tooth and Solid Saws. Saw Teeth. 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It ha> ’ori’ti.int iilU'trations, stories by great au¬ thors, a capita! humor page lie hou-eboid complete market, departments for l and woman's work and other special i • psrtmems of unttsna; interest. We ofier tiiis muapialed in-wspaper aud 'fite Ad'*pe«te-rKmncrat together ne vear for 8l.t5*». The regutov sul>seription price of tin' two papers is 82.0a. EXPERT .LABOR COMBINED WITH ^9 artistic genius AND /! TRAiNEP EXPERIENCE PRODUCE ;U>v‘ fine tailoring THE RESULT OF YEARS OF FAIR, HONEST DEALING HAS PLACED REINACH, ULLMAN S CO. CHICAGO AT THE PINACLE OF THE PROFESSION. THE MYSTERIOUS SECRET OF THEIR SUCCESS High Quality—Low Price Guaranteed Satisfaction TO TEST THtIR ABILITY TO GIVE YOU ALL THIS, CALL ON C.G. MOORE Agent at Crawfordville. O To Splendid UR ket'p offer our direct ’98 GRAND ijreut models factory the we rider. have busy, concluded and OFFER introduce to make early u marvel¬ our $100 ous to For 30 days we will sell samples of our swell ’08 bicycles uf net COSt to manufacture and will ship, C. o. D. on approval to •my address on receipt of the nominal sum of 81.00 (if west of Denver, So). This depositc is merely to show jvood faith on purchaser’s part; if you tlon’l want to send money in advance, send your express agent’s guaranty for charges one way and we will pay them the other'if you don’t want the wheel, STREPIAN >310LlU Digest grade, embodying every late improvement of value, 1 1-4 inch imported tubing, flush joints, improved two-piece cranks, arch crowd, largedutatchable s irockets, handsomest finish and decorations, Morgan & Wright, quick repair tires, single or double tube, high grade equipment. Special prieeon sample.............................................$29.00 mSSACK A splendid machine, equal to anv for service and easy running. vu rr Dost 1 1-8 inch seamless tubing.'two piece cranks, arch crown, detachable sprokets, finely finished and decorated, Morgan <fc Wright, quick repair tires, single or double tube, high grade equipment. Our special sample price $24. 0,1 KT ONDIKE Best medium grade for 1398, 1 1-8 inch tubing, striped and n.LiUr u 1 iWm-Ht.ed arch crown, dust-proof bearings, ball retainers, best _ Indiana or New HrunMwick tiros, standard equipment,. Special price on sample 8 | 9 00 NOTE. Choice of Color, Style, Height, Hear, etc. Fully Guaranteed. You will be surprised at the appearance and quality of these wheels. Don’t wait, order now while this oiler is open. Prices will he much higher soon. You can make Big Money as our Agents, selling for us. We give cut agents choice of cash, the free use of a sample wheel, or gift of a wheel, according to work done. Do You Want Cheap Wheels? We have numbers of 1890 and 1897 model wheels of various makes and styles, some a little shop-worn, but all new ........................ $ I 2.00 to $ I 6-00. Wheels Slightly Used, Modern Types, $8.00 to $12.00. Our business and reputation are known throughout the country. References, any of the express companies, or any bank in Chicago. Art catalogue free. Spoqre agency at once. - -> The J, L. Mead Cycle Co., - Chicago, 111. War! War! War! Yon want ALL tlu* news of Hn‘ war with Spain and you want it OFICK. A higli price daily c osts too much but you want the news just the same......... The New York World Iwelk Will give you ALL the war news every other day just as good as a daily. Everybody knows the enterprise of this great paper which gives all the news of the world in 8 pages every other day or ‘24 pa^es per w< e';. .... THINK;0F IT! ONLY ONE DOLLAR! We will send you that great paper for 49 weeks or 10 months (almost a year) for only ONE DOLLAR am] yyill scut} you FREE for the 3 anie time your choice of The Atlanta Weekly".Journal, The People s Party Caper, 1 Missouri Wpyhl, Chicago Kjtpreffiffi, or Cotton World. CUT this out giving-the name of the paper containing this advt. and mark what paper you want FREE. One Dollar pays th • full bill, pend today! Don’t miss anjissue! NATIONAL PAPER CI-UP, ATi.ANTA, GA. TYPEWRITERS! Be progressive ftnq keen up with pie age. Typewtiters are now a necessity in even* jiqti of Imsine--. T Y P EVt/R IT E R S FROM $15,00 UP. Remingtons, Smith-Premiers. New Franklins, Drnsmofes, Williams Calk j graplis, aud ail ^ MAKES. At Astonishing Prices. Largest Exclusive Typewriter House fit tjja South, lle-tEquipped TYPEWRITER REPAIR PLANT in the South, SEE THE NEW FRANKLIN — The875.00 Anti-Trust Machine. SEND FOR CATALOGUE. Southern Typewriter Headquarters, 41 I Peactree St.. Atlanta, Ga. When You Need Lumber, Laths, - Lime, Shin des, ?Iot;idings. for Duors. Snsh. Blim!«. t’ement. Plaster Par’- Plastering llair”8;-w r Piue v,.:,r well or dilebes. .Jam for your Lcirti, Jugs for your Syrup, etc.. Bolts, Hinges, and Screws for Your Doors or Blinds, Nalb, Locks, Coat or Hat Hooks. Slic'd Brackc-’s or anything else you may need in a COMPLETE HOUSE, Confer with the. Washington Manufacturing Co •» WASHINGTON. GEORGIA. They will give you right prices every time you call on {hem,
