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About The Advocate-Democrat. (Crawfordville, Ga.) 1893-current | View Entire Issue (July 29, 1898)
» DOCS YOBT • ead Aciie ? 4 Are your nerves weak? Can’t you sleep well? Pain in your back? Lack energy? y Appetite bad? Boils poor? Digestion pimples? or * These are pure signs of ► poisoning. From poisons? what ► From poisons that are al¬ < ways found in constipated < bowels. y If the contents of the < bowels are not removed from ► the body each day, as nature Intended, these poisonous ► 4 substances are sure to be absorbed into the suffering blood, al ways causing and frequently disease. causing severe There Is ► a common sense cure. ► AY y*. I They daily insure an easy and natural movement of the boweis. You will find thatthe use of Ayer’s ► ► orsaparlHa ► ► with the pills will hasten ► recovery. It cleanses the blood from all impurities and ► is a great tonic to the nerves. Write the Doctor. Onr Medical Department bes one ► of tiie roost eminent physicians in the United States. Tel! the doctor last Will how you are suffering, medical ion ► receive the best advice Without cost. Addre“ d J y Lowell*, Mass. —Prof. Jack Beazley has been teaching school at Mildrajon since his mother has been crip¬ pled by the fall from a buggy some weeks ago. Announcements. gl^,Give in the following nomination. gentlemen j-our support the They are good men: for Tax-Receiver. I hereby. anpouuce myself a candidate for the office of Tax-Receiver for the County of Taliaferro, subject to the nomi¬ nated on Aug. 10th. I promise faithful service it c-leap-d. In asking my friend* for their support, they will please remem¬ ber my afflictions and physical Infirmaties. ive me your t.ote. Yours Obediently, J. M. SAGGUS. June 29. 189£. For Tnx-Cfllleotor. I hereby sinaounee myself a candidate for the office of TAX-COLLECTOR OF TALIAFERRO COUNTY, subject to the People’s Party nomination on Aug. iflt'i, 1898. I earnestly solicit your votes and promise, if elected, to faithfully sew# tho people withe best of my kupwledge. Yours Respectfully, CHARLIE C. CHAPMAN. June 13, 1896. For Tax .Lullector. I announce myself a candidate for »,« office of TAX-COLLECTOR OF TALLL FERRO COUNTY and I hereby sincerely ask the support of my friends and fellow citizens in the nomination on Aug. 10th,. 1898, I assure you tiie best of service, if elected to said office, and will eyer be alive to the people's interest. ' Your* Very Truly, DELOS S, CHAPMAN. Juno LViip 1898. *■ For Coroner. C. L. Bugby is a candidate for Coromer of Tafiafer^f county and solicits the votes of his friends in all parties. Give him your vote and it will be appreciated. HIS FRIENDS. * — Dissolution Notice. Notice is hereby given that the- firm of Edwards. Caldwell & Wo., has been dis solved by mutual consent, Mr. <;. >v. Caid weii withdrawing. The reinainiDg mem widert£ e i?me W !!f EDWARDS AU accounts due the old firm wii! be paid Edwards & Co., the new firm assuming all liabilities of the old firm. EDWARDS & CO., I c- w. uaeuwell. rnn-rn raw or .c. ja,,. une ot s..c. a xvoader/ai utico-rrry. The quarter of a century records dim.™ l. ts'SSJK.ts’tf.nras; remedy, firowns'ir-vi Hrv.n . j eeme to contain the . ■ utw of .- * ! •ad neither man, -vo.'-jsti * it wjtiioot . Browu* is-t i -- i« / ft f. a .1 r* jp Beport +w Wh" " '^g .^y r >V>l« Are Hairs and ^ayio^. ^ i* Our Fricnd» Tell l'». ^¥owe my success to the newspapers, and to them I freely give a certain of my yearly business,” says John Wau amaiter. — Jno. H. Stephens spent Mon¬ day in Atlanta. —Those who visited Atlanta are joking and being joked. —Wednesday evenings yain was almost a flood in this beat. —Mr. and Mrs. L. L. Oslin spent Sunday in Crawfordville. Try the Washington Mfg. Co. on nails and builders hard ware. Mrs. R. ^IcC. iboney m eut up is Grwne Sunday (ord wasMn Sforirille week. —Peaches and melons have been plentiful in our market this week. Sawed brackets any style or shape gotten out by the Wash¬ ington Mfg. Co. —Mr, W. W. Bird has bought the county right to it new feed cutter. —Crops and the grass are hav ing a Dewey and a Spaniard time of it now. Best shingles at lowest liv¬ ing prices can be bought of Washington Mfg. Co. —Miss Emma J. Beazley re¬ turned Tuesday from a visit t,o Robinson —Mrs. James W. Golucke, of Atlanta, spent Wednesday night here with relatives. —Miss Katie May Bray, of Stephens, is visiting Miss Ella Norton at this place. —Mr, W. T. Richardson, of Conyers, has been among his friends here this week. —Dr. and Mrs. C. S. Lucas, of Washington, have been visiting relatives here this week. —jMrs. Dr. Phillips, of Har¬ lem. has been on a visit to her parents at this place this week. —Capt. R. O. Barksdale’s ex¬ cursion was a success. All who went on it had a delightful time. —Mr. and Mrs. J. J. Evans and daughter, of Augusta, spent a part of this week at Liberty Hall. —Mrs, J- G: Hahn returned Monday from a few weeks visit to her mother in Nashville, Tenn. —Mr. and Mrs. Will Hubert returned to Buckhead this week after a sjjprt stay with relatives here. —Mr. Jameson, of Augusta, has b$en ftere a few days this week with his friend Prof. Jor¬ dan Sanford. —John Jones, who has been in Florida several months, came home last, week on a short visit to his parents. Barnwell & Vickers are re¬ ceiving weekly car loads of bug¬ gies. It is nothing to them to get in three or four car loads a week. —Miss Cinnie May Boone, of Atlanta, has been on a visit Crawfordville relatives and friends this week. —Sorry to hear that Mr. John A. Caldwell had quite a severe spell of something like vertigo one day last week. —Mr. and Mrs, John T. Chap¬ man, of Flymoth, Fla., have been on a visit to relatives and friends in this place this week. still improving since herbalfout of her buggy some two weeks ago, but she cannot get about yet. —Sorry to note that Mr. YV. A. Legwen has had a slight stroke of paralysis and has been right feeble during the past two weeks. —Mr. J. P. Hubert has return ed to his home at Harlem after spending a xveek here at the | ctc u Dea p( j 0 OI f n; s s i S f er Mrs Davenport. ■ * — There are some fine colts and calves in this county. }Jr. W. K. Gunn has one oi the largest 7 months old calyes we have ever seen. —Marshal Tucker and squad of iKiads have been grading the hill on Commerce St., this week improving appearances thereabout. — Ml’S. Annie Sanford Cochran, -jf Barneaville has been with her • ■- tw.n y ^ y. i, entertain 1 ' : quite a crowd of ' : a. tVw-. f - rte'.ta * . is u.^ IT *:i 9* Bicycles. j Where to Send Cotton. fn another column of this pa j j ie f oull( j au announce* ' ment the flrm o[ Moss & Bramlitt, one of Augusta's lead •’ing commission firms, rheyask |.a shipment of your cotton and | we feel sure you will be pleased j w’ith their services. . Give them 1 tx-ial. a Lightning' Killed Them. Lightning struck and killed a sow find pigs belonging to ! Stocks Hall near town Saturday last. Stocks is an industripys little fellow and with his thrift he had made some cash and bought the sow and was prepar¬ ing to raise meat. His bad luck is regretted by h,is friends. Taliaferro’s Colored Soldier. Besides several of the white boys from this county in the U. S. army, Taliaferro furnishes one colored soldier. Ben Wright, a hard case raised here, was seen with the regular army in Atlanta last week by several of our 'citizens who visited Mc¬ Pherson post. He enlisted there tyith the regulars and is now doing duty for the government. “Undo Seab” Acroe’s Dentil. Mr. S. N. Acree, for many yeai$ coroner of Taliaferro couu.ty, died at his home near he,re Friday last after a short i^ness. H G was 79 years old ?md was remarkably active for a man of his age. He received a hurt some days ago by a fall from a buggy and died from some Spinal trouble, supposed to have been brought on by the hurt. He leaves one son. The bereavj ed have the sympathies of all. General Crop Review. The weather during the past week was favorable for growth of all crops. Corn has made rapid advance and the prospects are now encouraging. Cotton has made rapid growth, but there is much complaints of rust and in some sections black rot. Rice, potatoes, cane, late gardens, and pastures are very good, There are some complaint of the fruit rotting. Grapes are good. Ap¬ ples and pears are scarce, Fod¬ der pulling has commenced in some sections and will soon be general. Mr*. DavenportY Beaty. Mrs. Jennie Davenport who moved to Crawfordville last win¬ ter died at her home here last Sunday morning after a long illness, and was buried at Powel ^ on on Mondoy ' 8he was about years old and for many months had been a great sufferer. She was a sister of Mr. Jack Hubert, Q f Harlem, and Mrs. Miller of p owe it 0 n She leaves one daughter. Miss Bennie. The bereaved have the sympathies of all this section, Improvement*. Since our last issue there have been several store houses pamt ed up, one new one finished and a new store opened in-Crawford -jj e Messrs. Stephens & Hahn have opened up at the Dr. White store with a stock of drugs and the prettiest soda fountain that was ever" brought to th is place. The store has been repainted, Holden & Co’s , ror^ived a new mat of " ' ^ u» ^ t ^ of m . provements still goes on. I I ___— OvWitt’.s 'A r it_h Hazel Salve i Cures PUej, Haro*. BUGGIES, SURRIES, “Man wants but little here below, Nor wants that little long. Please come and buy that little here And bring’your friends along.” W. T. JOHNSON. Washington, Ga. >i 14 ,? WAGONS, HARNESS. Excursion to Macon. I V Several of the colored citizens of this section have arranged for a daylight excursion from this place to Macon leaving here at 8 o’clock Aug. 15th and return¬ ing in the eyening of the. next day. The faro is o„iy „., 5 and they advertise ample accommo- j dations for white people. It 1 j^vill be a cheap trip to the .Central city. Mrs. Hammock's Death! Mrs. Jane Hammack, wife of the late Henry T. Hammack, of this place, died on Thursday of last week, at the age of 7(5 years. She was a remarkably industri¬ ous old lady and was true to visit her sick neighbors and friends; #was one of the oldest members of the Baptist church here. Her name was Crawford before marriage, a relative of Governor Crawford. She had been ailing only slightly and on Friday before her death, she fell near her gate and bruised herself from the effects of which she never recovered, She leaves one daughter, Mrs. L. F. Stephens and one sister, Mrs. N. E. Powell. The bereaved have our sympathies. Itobbcil the Gravr. A startling incident of which Mr. John Oliver of Philadelphia, was the subject, is narrated by him as follows: “I was in a most dreadful condition. My skin was almost yellow, eyes sunken, tongue coated, pain con¬ tinually in back and sides, no ap¬ petite—gradually growing weak¬ er day by day. Three physi¬ cians had gjven nje pp. For¬ tunately, a friend advised trying ‘Eleotric Bitters,’ and to my great joy and surprise, the first bottle made a decided improve¬ ment. f /continued their use for three w/eeks, and am now a well man. I know they saved my life, and robbe/d the grave of another victim," JSToone should fail to try them, Only 50 cents pejr bottle at Dr. R. J. Reid’s Drug Store. The Yets to the Reunion. The Alex Stephens Camp of Confederate Veterans went to Atlanta last week in a special decorated coach. The Camp was very well represented and the car was pretty well filled when it left hei’e. They had a good time but some of them got tired and returned early, others lingered until Monday of this week, Atlanta had 60,000 visitors within her borders and they were just about as many people as the Gate City could handle. It was a good humored crowd however and but little trouble was experienced. How’s Thb! We offer One Hundred Dollars Reward for any cate of Catarrh tb*t cannot be cured by nail’s Catarrh Cure. F. J. Cheney * Co. Prop*. | 1 .' j the undersigned, . Vs e nave ; known F. J. Cheney for the - kast j 15 years and believe him par- ! iecuy nonomme biwirahle in m all business i t transactions and financially able to carry out any obligations made by their firm West & Try ax Wholesale Druggiata, Toledo, U. & Marvin, i Wadding, Rinnan | Wholesale Druggists, Toledo, O. ; rr ,l ji- A ....pi, r,m, ic t*L-f»n I • mtei-m.lv, acting * direcly -( 'i upni . the b'uod and mucous surfaces of tit: tho Price 75c. oer bot- ! i ‘ Sold by all Druggists. To tii. ouiuL free. I H-U’s Family Pills are A best. - - — Baby Carriages. OUR NEIGHBORS. ■ • iJrig’htest Items fr^na Near by Counties, * - TOLD IN SMALL NOTES. To the Credit of Hie Excellent County Journals from Which Wc Get the Creamy News. —Greeuesboro will soon vote to have waterworks. —Willis Willingham died in Washington last week. —Miss Dempie Albea died in Wilkes on the 17th. inst. W. T. Johnson, Washington, sells everything on wheels. —Hancock peach growers have shipped about 14 cars up to last Friday. —Judge Hump McWhorter is president of the Georgia Bar Association. —Mr. Lum Callaway died last week near Woodstock of cancer on his mouth. „« T . ... „ town need digging deeper, J. M. Denham, of White Plains, is buying cows and paying Highest Market prices for them. —Misses Mary apd Bessie Torbert, of Greene, are visiting friends at Powelton. As to the merit of T)f. Ticlie nor’s Antiseptic the proprietors refer to any amj everyone who lias given it a fair trial. -—A negro child was found in a croker sack near Park’s mill in Greene county last week, wonderful People are surprised at the cures wrought by Dr. Tiehunor’s Antiseptic, a remedy for Burns, Wounds or other in¬ juries, —Hon. and Mrs. W. M. Howard are at their home iu Lexington, since Congress ad¬ journed. Dr. Tichenor’s Antiseptic is placed squarely on its own merits asking no favors, fearing no competitors and courting fair trial. —Instead of complaining of dry f eather all tho neighbors ar,e reporting refreshing showers apd nice crops. J)f. Tichenor’s Antiseptic is a clean, pound for pleasant, healing reliable wounds, com¬ etc. Also for curing colic, in man or animal. 50 cents a bottle by druggists. —Cols. Rich Kennebrew and G. C. Daniel, of Danielsville are in the race for State Senator from that district. In case of colic or pains in stomach or bowels, Dr. Tiche¬ nor’s Antiscqitic gives relief iu a few minutes. —Greenesboro and White Plains had a game of ball last weelc in which the former was victorious 20 to 9. There is no use suffering with a wound of any kind now-a-days. Simply keep it wet with Dr. Tichenor’s Antiseptic. It stops the pain and heals quicker than anything, and cost only 50 cents a bottle, —White Oak campmeoting will convene on Friday before the 4th Sunday of August. And Fountain will begin one week after White Oak. A friend in need is a friend in¬ deed. When badly wounded you need a friend. Dr, Tichenor’s Antiseptic will prove a friend indeed. —Prof. Callaway, of Wilkes county, and Misses Pearl Rogers and Eula English have been elected as teachers for the Warrenton Academy for the eusuing year.—Clipper. See W. T. Johnsons, Wash¬ ington, Ga,, for Buggies and Wagons. He buys in car load lots and makes low prices. —“Wink’’- Taylor, a wen I known hotel keeper was shot and killed at. Ashville, N. C., Adi^tALTa iXwas the cause. Barnwell « Vickers are never undersold, but if you will eome to see them they will till- ! uerseu. , ,, • — yir. Gideon Woodruff, of near Raytown, died suddenly at Mr . Henry Aycock’s in Wilkes last week. He was 87 years old, , an d had started to church when / death ■ came Get our prices on laths and ana oncKoeiore before you vou be°in oegin \oui vour house. W ashington Mfg. Co. “ ®I *** 0 2 m m .3323. E :23 Her Health Restored |M. a zM- Ik i ..~z mm “J.—Z r* SI>* m ,v HIIIV *«AI!E misery of sleeplessness can only-pe ■ realized by those who have experi¬ enced it. Nervousness, sleeplessness, headaches, neuralgia and that miserable feeling of unrest, can sureiy bo cured by l>r. Miles’ Restorative Nervine. So certain is Dr. Miles of this fact that ail druggists are authorized to refund price paid for the first bottle tried, providing It does not benefit. Mrs. llenry Bruns, wife of the well known blacksmith at Grand Junction, Iowa, says: ’I was troubled with sleeplessness, nervous¬ ness, headache and irregular menstruation; suffering untold misery for years. I used various advertised remedies for femj jieyom plalnts besides being under the uf^ocal physicians, wi-hout help. I noticed in Dr. Miles' advertisement the testimonial of a lady cured of ailments^lmilar l,y mine, P.nd 1 shall never cease to thank tbaji, l;\dy. fir. Her testimonial Induced me to use Miles’ Nervine and Nervo and Liver ^ills, which restored me to health. I cannot gay enough for Dr.Mlles'Remedies." Dr. Miles' Remedies fiS&V are sold by all drug¬ gists under a positive -Nervine guarantee, first bottle benefits or money re¬ .»Restores funded. Book on dis¬ S' Health A eases of the heart, and nerves free. Address, Dlt. 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