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About The Advocate-Democrat. (Crawfordville, Ga.) 1893-current | View Entire Issue (June 3, 1898)
6 si If you are young you nat¬ urally If appear so. so? you are old, why ap¬ pear Keep young inwardly; ’ we will look after the out¬ wardly. You need not worry longer about those little streaks of gray; advance agents of age. i V A. ii .1 ■> will Purely restore color to gray Ijair; and it will also give your hair all the wealth and gloss of early life. Do n$>t allow the falling of your hair to threaten you longerWith baldness. with Do not be annoyed dandruff. We will send you our book on the Hair and Scalp, free upon request. Writes to. t!sa Dootor. If you do nut obtain all the bene¬ fits Vigor, vou expected the frt» doctor m tlie about use of the write it. Probably there is some difficulty •with your general removed. system which may be Adtlresfc, easily DK. J. C. AYER. Lowell, Mass. The Beef Swelled. Chas. Goober, Alex Beazley and Frank Henry went out on the river fishing Tuesday night. They set out a number of hooks and caught something like a terrapin. Their horse got away came home and left them and the buggy in the swamps. Frank said the beef which they their’hooks swelled, so it raised the water in the river so high is the reason their efforts at fish-catching failed. Sawed brackets any stylo or shape gotten out by the Wash ington Mfg. Co. Try the Washington Mfg. Uo. on nails and builders hard ware. See W. T. Johnsons, ..Wash¬ ington, Ga., for Buggie§- !; and Wagons. He buys in car load ’lots and makes low prices. Barnwell & Vickers are never undersold, but if you will come to see them they will un¬ dersell. Barnwell & Vickers can meet all fair and honorable com¬ petition, and invite it. They are strangers to dirty methods, Washington, Ga. Barnwell & Vickers say when they misrepresent their buggies, or run down any body elses buggies in order to sell you. they will close their doors and take their sign down. A Fast Trip. Engineer Thomas, the fast funner of the Georgia Railroad, made • lri >; *«•*. .to Augusta a short turn! ago,i ^making the distance of 171 miles ; |in 194 minutes. He was running j k special freight train to make (connections in Augusta for east. Go to Farming, Kescriptions tuns.!-Let of some of our bar us know what kind pt • ffrltoe joa wvrt u-ohf van,, fov muc much vou can pay and upon what toi-rhs vou wish to buy. We can meet your requirements. We have many farm for sale in Tennessee. North Carolina and North Alabama, Our places range in price from $300 to 825000. We have been in the business of selling farms ex clusively for ten years. We are thoroughly familiar w. th values and conditions throughout section If you want to buy, - ' sale. Sent freeto lutv a, Ires, CiuBTPEF'sFjra Ch,.Rg.:, \... ‘Tenn. ;c\ SIDE-WALK NOTES. Pitte Home ifaners JPiofcad to cy Our R>cal Reporters ! What Oar Psoplw Ire Doing »ud Sayirjr. Tilings Our Friends TellTs. Two tin plates 5c at Paul G. i Lucas’ j —Pratt Cox, of Hillman, spent Sunday in Crawfordville. 500 palm leaf fans Iceacli at Alliance Store. —Mr. W. O. Holden has bought a new piano for his daughters. Standard can pears regular 10c size for 5c at Alliance Store. —Rev. R. E. L. Harris preach¬ ed at Washington Sunday last. Two tin dippers for 5c at Paul G. Lucas. ’ —Miss Eva Asbury returned Tuesday J from a visit to Greenes . boro. All sortvs of nice Hosiery cheapest and best at Paul G. Lucas’. —Col. Alien D. Candler is among his friends when in Tal¬ iaferro county. , Extra good Turkish bath soap for 40c iioz at Alliance Store. —Mr. John O’Keeffe, of Sharon, was in Crawfordville Tuesday on business. —Mrs. Susie Peacock, Tenniile, is visiting her father’s family in this county. Neckties from 5c to 50c, the prettiest lot in towu, at Paul G. Lucas’. —Flower gardeners are dis couraged by the dry weathers drying up their plants. —Col. J. W. Renfroe, candi- ] date for State Prison Commis-' sioner, was here Tuesday. Two cakes nice toilet soap for 5c at Paul Lucas. ’ —Crawfordville now has two barber shops and each one try mg to fix up the best shop. —Mr. and Mrs. W. O. Holden and daughter Ora, returned urday from a trip to Atlanta. Another big lot of narrow white lace just received at liance Store from 14c. per yd up. —Miss Ora Jackson, of Union Point, visited her brother W. J. Jackson near here first of the week. All sorts of fancy and stick candies at Paul Lucas’. —Com. Flynt has appointed the teachers’ institute of Talia¬ ferro to begin on June 27th. See his notice. —Mrs. B. M. Lanneau went up to Madison Sunday to spend a while with her daughter and son at that place. If you want something extra nice in toilet soap, try Crush Violet Soap 15c, or two for 25c at Paul Lucas’. —Col. Bob Berner's speech here last week made the boys laugh themselves hoarse. He is a fine —Miss debater. Maude Stephens went | j Mrs' ‘'weaver LT^ond'The ] commencement of Mercer. If you need anything in Cal icoes. Percales or Muslins, you will find the prettiest and cheap est at Paul Lucas’. —Mrs. J. H. Chapman and children of Augusta came up Saturday to join Mr. Chapman in attending Daniel’s Springs. If you want a straw hat go t 0 the Alliance Store. We have a few left and prices will cut no n L ‘' Messrs. , Charlie „ Rhodes and Bob Anderson have returned from the , Lawrenceville school , , and will spend vacation at home. j Xd“;ch tS?“ ha« about u| , thcir m i„ds as to w ho they will vote for Mon day. Galvanized Iron Wash Tubs " 35ahd 40c at Paul Lucas’ H M H 11 den will spend some weeks for I her health. Big f lot imported organdie ,. | |jfe . ured and " h.tc just th , h thm . tor commencement, at Alliance ; ‘ t01 e j nice —Tom'Wynne net-wire ^ fence ^ has in put front up of a | his residence and has done some much needed repairs on the post office corner. _T 0 n n McCauley was here! thig week on his way to casHior Tenniile, in j wh^ro he Has a. jok> as ' a bank . H e has been connected ! Wi«b a bank a. LawrenceviHo. | ECONOMY t in takia* Ilood’, Sar .apanii., because “ 100 dose, one. fco^S'SLoOD SfflS! War, War, War! Not With Spain, but Against High Prices! I am very anxious to increase my trade with my TaliaRvro friends just four-fold in 1898 . I appreciate your past favors and \\AU make a desperate effort to secure your trade. - TRADE WINNERS. Top Buggies $ 45 . 00 . One Horse Wagons $ 26 . 00 . Single Harness S5.oo EXTRA INDUCEMENTS. Freight paid on all orders over $ 10 . 00 . Prompt service. Polite attention. Big bargains. W. T. JOHNSON, Washington, Ga. —Messrs. Andrews *& Dead wyRr. John P. and OaH nd W ' B ' ra each bought . roller top desks . , nice which arrived this week, —The negroes cah have a chfinCe to enlist in the army now. We are informed that 'a recruit¬ ing station has been ‘openad in Augusta. Ashley & Denham, of White Plains, ai‘G buying cows and paying Highest Market prices for them. —Cut worms sections are reported very bad in all this season, )U ^ as the warm weat'her has about turned them into grass hoppers, it is said they have about quit their mischief, Double width white organdie at Alliance Store for 50c per yd. You naturally would not expect to find as nice goods as this in Crawfordville but it is here. —James J. Chap than, a Talia¬ ferro boy, who has been a suc¬ cessful business mmi of Sanibel, Florida, for several! yeaim, came up last week 'to see his old friends, dim says there is not much war excitement in Florida, “Lot parents not live for their but with them.” The ino ther should allow no false modesty to stand in the way of her daughter’s knowledge of herself, of her possibilities, of her perils. For over <10 years Dr. Pierce has used his “ Favorite TTI Prescription” as a strengthenev, a pu Vi tier, a regu¬ lator. It works directly upon the delicate, distinctly feminine organs, in a natural soothing way. It searches out the weak spots and builds them up. A woman who would 'understand herself should send 21 cents to the World's Dispemsary, Buffalo, N. Y.. for Dr. Pierce’s Medical Adviser, a book of 1008 pages. —We are in receipt of an in¬ vitation to attend the marriage of Rev. John Albert Harris to Miss Stella Iduy Hiltbn. at her home in ‘Jeffersonville, ind ; ) Thursday afternoon, June 2.— Herald-Journal. To The, Doctors. We have opened up a strictly first ( q. ilss Drugstore and would *> '•» *■»** J™ with what drugs, &c., that you may wan ^ : prices corredt. Send us in an order. We invite you to call and inspect our Store, Andrews & Deadwyler, New Brick Building —In regard to tne statement of our Sharon correspondent in Irwin the last Reporter, one of the guards requests us to say that Sharon only furnished three volunteers, and two of these were ^ urnet i down on account of their infancy. The one accepted, they sa y. is so old that he is forced to crum b food.—Washington Koporter - Gome! Gome!! Gome!!! We have opened a new drug store with a full and complete » uiffntovpmmmnnar also have o line of combs. we! | a mce brushes and toilet articles of all! tee accuracy and perfect satis- j faction iacuon. We vy i . call c<m special speum atten- I tion to our toilet articles—combs, ; brushes, etc. . Out nice line ] stationery is complete and cheap. 1 We have just received a fresh n ne of paints, ’ oils, varnishes, . *•’ » " ” J ! y° u forget we bought tnem i lgln. . j Therefore sell we anything know we are want able j to VOU you cheaper than ever bought before, and j All we ask of you is to come i examine our new stook. Sod, water ticket, 7 for .,0 foril. .ASDKBtre 4 DeaOwyleh. Brick Building. To tho Asylum. Sheriff Henry carried his crazy boarders over to Millcdgeville Mondayto put them into tho i J 1 l asylum. He had male and , one one female. The been m jail hero several liidWhs ; and has been quiet, but the lakfeer has been here only a short K#io and made the nights hideCffes i with her yells. It is a relief to ; the towu for them to be away. i I ( j State of Ohio, City of To As LEDO, Lucas County. j Frank J. Cheney makes oath that he is the senior partner, of the firm of F. J. Cheney & Co., doing business.' in the City of To¬ ledo, County and State aforesaid, and that said firm will pay tho sum of ONE HUNDRED DOL¬ LARS for each and every case of Catarrh that cannot be cured by the use of Hall’s Catarrh Cure. Frank J. Cheney. Sworn to before me and sub¬ scribed in my presence, this (5th day of December, A. D. 1890. A. W. Gleason. i seal l Notary Public. Hall’s Catarrh Cure is taken internally and acts directly on the blood and mucous surfaces of tho system. Send for testi¬ monials. Address F. J. Cheney A Co . Toledo, O Sold by druggists. 75c. Hall’s Family Pills are the best. Teachers’ Institute. The Teachers' Institute will be held in Crawfordville beginning at 8:<10 o'clock a. m. standard time, on Monday, 27th day of June next. The colored teachers will meet at the court house at 1 -.30 p. m. on the 27th. All teachers holding license, who have not permanently retit ed from teaching are required to attend the Institute. W. T. Flynt, C. S. C. T. C. The Jennings School. The closing exercises of Miss Ella Norton’s school at Jennings school house in this county was largely attended last Friday night. Those who went are loud in their praise of the exhi¬ bition presented on that occasion. We aro glad to note that Miss Ella is pleasing her patrons and gaining the love of all her pupils. , ! Barnwell & Vickers do tell! a square business. They will you the grade buggy they sell you. Get our prices on laths and and brick before you begin your j house. Washington Mfg. Co. j Best shingles at lowest liv-! ing prices can be bought of | Washington Mfg. Co. i _____ j j —J. W. Brake showed the Sparta Ishmaelite, recently, a fine collection of relics in the J srrsssssti. . Ti - ■> i n a cent shinplasters to 20 do lar Dills. ____ La Cygne, Kas., “Chamberlain’s j Colic, Cholera and Diarrhoea 1 B r .* D flno do 4a*hp work After i - ^ medWines of .,«■ m.y tnv own p r(i p ara tion and those of others’ Camberlain’s > j took a dose of i and it helped me; a second dose cured me. Candidly and con scientiously I can recommend it as the best thing on the market. ; o", and 50 cents size for sale 1 by Dr. R. J. Reid. ; —--- ? U 7~ZZ~ . vv P to /L anI } last' - ‘ , to « Gt a horse and buggy : trip in the country. The horse wa « dead and the man h»d gone, Mr. Hill found only tho buggy CF L 0 CAl J IEREST ' Brightest Items from Near by Neighbors, TOLD IN SMALL NOTES. I» the Credit of the lAcollrnt County Journals froia YVlileli >Ve (let (Iu> Cream) News. —Mrs. Martha Dorough died in Oglethorpe county May 15» —Mrs. W. E. English died at her home in Warrenton on Tues¬ day of last week. —Rev. L. McConnell and Mr. Mackay are running a teut meet¬ ing at Warrenton. ho«.« day evening WObk. Ne<d.,, 1” 1,1 .* -ill Winds of scasonaoio ~ Still 1 . to . at lowest 1 . pi ice at Paul Lucas'. Blackberry crop is said to bo hue. We will soon be indepen deut of war prices. Coin n \aiious sections of tho neigh boring counties lias been ruined by cut worms. _Tliort* ineie has nas boon oeen n a vorv \cij noticable thinning out of the English sparrows in Sparta. hor barbed i wire • cut . son stock . , use Or. Pichcnor S Antiseptic, Nothiug equal to it in such cases, 50 cents a bottle. —Cool weather first and weather iate has caused corn aud cotton to be small for the time of year. —■ Jennie Trigger, a colored woman said to lie 102 years old died in Greene county Tuesday of last week. Pleasant, harmless, reliable, Dr. Tichonor’s Antiseptic is the best remedy for wounds, bruises, stings of insects etc. —Mrs. Linton Lewis went down to Barnett a few to see her sister, Mt, who is quite sick.—Washington Gazette. In can goods I have a fresh lot of Salmon, French and American Sardines, Vienna Sausage, Tomatoes, etc. Cheap at Paul Lucas’. — When Bob Lewis goes fish¬ ing and the fish refuse to bite, he frequently goes into the water after them It is just a way he has.—Sparta Ishmaelite. For inflamed eyes, sore throat, sore mouth, use Dr. Tichonor’s Antiseptic. Pleasant to taste and smell and will give quick relief. —Seamore Mapp, colored, was riding a mule near Powelton a short time ago, and the mule got frightened and threw the boy to the ground, killing him. If your cow is suffering with garget, “spoiled udder,” use Dr. Ticiieuor's Antiseptic freely. It is said to be a very fine remedy by those who have tried it. —It is probable that Dr. J. H. Kilpatrick will be called to the pastorate of Long Creek Baptist church iti Warren, Mr. T. B. West was pastor up to Ids death. Don’t you forget that Dr. Tichonor’s Antiseptic will cure colic in horses and mules. 25 cents a dose, two doses in a hot-; tie. Keep it convenient. ; From tlie Union Point Review. —Mr. Jordan Sanford, of i Craw ,, lord vi lie, was ,, the guest , ol .. his cousin, Mrs. O E. Flukor last week. Accidents happen to the most, careful a# well as to the thought less. Be prepared for them. Keep ft bottle of Dr. 1 ichenor s Antiseptic convenient. —Mr. R. A. Ogletroe, a former of Union Point, but now j of Crawfordville, is on a visit tins week to his brother-in-law * Mr. L. F. Jackson. Why suffer with that painful wound when Dr. Tichenor's An £ 5 R^ C the pain and W and costs so j itUe v One application will convince and convert you. Price,. non in ana . dos.. . { j about 100 head of cattle _ from ; this place to Cincinnoti, Ohio, j last Monday .nuauay evening. e»umi g . - —--- i New Barber Shop. i will he in Crawfordville regularly day to serve the people in first class bair’eutting, shaving and shampooing 11 w iii yisit your homes ana do hair cutting t ;l ,„l shompooing for the ladies and child ren; also sharpen razor*. shop at Mr. P.G ] Lucas'store. Give me a call. J0HX W ‘ WILI ;. 1A T’ Crawfordville, Ga. <n ggrni ui a -n ra-M UBKts amt ail else fails. Ik»t Co'ugh Byrup. T Cio-xl. U»c In tinw. S«»id by dnir yUta._j E ._‘ I 25‘CTS.. :- .l I _ I 2501'}; I — I ■SftiSsSs'' Dr. Miles’ Remedies. ■*%!V '0. mL ' J* Jl XL; ,V % # 4 ^ m i ■/ eer. Onhlsglilridy nerves, clear brain, bri sht cyo and perfect self command, de pend tho safety 6 r tho tram and the live* 0 f J, s passengers. Ur. Wiles' Nervine and other remedies aro especially adapted to Engineer F. w. Rt-Coy. formerly of 133 ; Broadway, Council bluffs, but now residing .. su(re red for years from constipation, c*us Ing side, nervous and blhoug headaches %. and was fully restored to health by Milos * Nerve & Liver I'llls. I lieUrtily recommend Or. Miles' Remedies.” are ]>r. sold Milos* by Homed all Urug- lea IP ^ ‘ Milojfc’ Dr. gists Under a positive ; KUliriuItee benefits , first „ ott i 0 3Rem@$es or money re- J. Restore ' funded, nook on dts- Kr.. Health J eases of t ho heart and nerves free. Address, nu. milesmedioaloo.. Elkhart, i.hj. Builders ! OF ' j Crawfordville And vicinity, will consult I heir Interest by wri ting to MatinfaCtUrillg CO *) AUGUST A, GA. For Prices on HASIT, DOORS, BLINDS, SHINGLES, LUM BER, LATH or any tiling in YJ PINE. SATISFACTION GUARANTEED Oxydonor! (Trade Murk Registered Nov. 24, ’9l!. The New Life-Giver. Promotes Vigorous Health liy instilling OXYGEN from the air Into the, system, and cures nil forms of disease without Medicine or Electricity. It, is ns simple as breathing. Prices of OXYDONOUS greatly re¬ duced. Get the genuine, made by the discoverer and inventor, Dr, Hercules Sanche. Book of particulars and price list free. AddressDr.il. Sanelie, UOl Fifth A*<> uue, New York. Engines & Boilers ) Gins and Presses. GET OUR FRIGES: (JornpIf'.U'Gotton, Saw, Grist, jrlil kml Fertilizer Mill outfits; also Gin Press,Cams Mill and Shiriglc outfits. Building, Bridge, Factory Furnace and H i( ji,,,ad Castings; Railroad Mill, Muohin* ists’and Factory Huppltes. Bolting, Packing, Injectors. Pipe Fit i-.vi-ikv'daV. work iao HANDS, , ..... „ „ . « LOfflDSFu lEOI] if KS a olippJy 10. AUGUSTA, GEORGIA. Foundry, Machine, Boiler ami Gin Forks. Repairs Promptly Done. The New York World, THRIGE-A-WEEK EDITION. 18 Pages a Week . . . 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