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About The Advocate-Democrat. (Crawfordville, Ga.) 1893-current | View Entire Issue (Aug. 12, 1898)
THE ADVOCATE-DEMOCRAT 8100 I* OX* VOL, XXIII. ALL WOM£!V Wv know that tUi “c • n#'’ Beuiedy. i 8 I wmm 4 ! C tAken for “Old Change Time” c? Lite Rvsicdie* and Vjft.oie have stood UuW-bjrth. the Winter* test for twenty years. Jlidu oulv bv ppersen-Medicine Co., Chat ' 'un«t#!r«, Tutuscsete. •>- Paul G. Lucas Crawiotdv"’*- G». GS0R6IA RAILROAD, -—AND «. CONNECTIONS. ••it. For information as to Routes, Schedule* and Rates, both Passenger and Freight, write.to either of tl»e undersigned, • ,You will receive prompt reply and reliable information, i v. tv*, i c • JOli \Y. TYllITj:, A. G, JACKSON, T. P. A. u. • • d. p. a. AuRiiste, Ga. S.W. W'ltKKS, H. K. NICHOLSON, C. V. & P. A. ’ G. A. Atlantq Athens. , \V. W. HAltmVICK, fi. K. JIAGIBL, S. A. C. F. A. Macon, Gu. i • M. a. HUDSON, F. W cbFFIN s. F. a •.. Ji- l A P.'A. ■ ~ MUledgeyille. Ar-E’'»ta. *“•* This is trie Man i .. th c p EOf>ig\ B X X #$£ , JpL % 1 '■**■ FREE! 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Pay rs W Largo catalogue showing § illustrations 01' all stylus of feno- 111.: with hundreds of testimOniuls ,1‘rom all sections. Afidl‘ess K. L. BHELLABERGER, The Wire Fence 153nm“, Man woe. Forsyth 8n GA. CRAWFORDVILLE, GA.. FRIDAY. AUGUST 12.1898. SHARON ITEMIZED. W}>af.| the People of that Thriving Town Are Doing. 1 C.L.BAGUT. Grass, grssn, and weeds, weeds; iiow Prohibition i* all the talk now in Wilkes county. Mr, A. D. Moore was on the sick list last week. , Uncle Jess Darden was down hero on a visit, last week, Mr*. Mittie Downing was visiting in our county this week. Mr. W. T. Harper, of Fountain, was iu our town last week. Mrs. Coot Elliott is suffering cousidera* bly with afflicted eyes. Mr. Murry Taylor was out in his white Zouave pants last week. Our farmers should save ail the hay. This is a good year for it. Hot times in Georgia, politically; espec¬ ially in Taliaferro county. Our trip to Greene county has been postponed for the present! Captain Hunter, of llillmau, gave our town several calls last week. Preaching at Raytown Methodist church next Saturday and Sunday. People are working the roads, filing up for the Judge and his court, Mr. Joe O’Briel), of BarnoR, was in Sharon last week on business. Miss Missouri Balgby is spending some¬ time with the Mildfajon people. Mr. Albert Barnett has returned to bus¬ iness at Mr. John O'Keeffe’s store. The melon crop though small in size will make up iu quantity this season. Our streets and side walks were washed out a great deal during the heavy rains. Now Is the time to subscribe for your county paper and advertise your business. Mr. and Mrs. Tom Brake, of Elim. was visiting Mr. Joe Taylor’s family last week. Mr. L. A, Moore and sous, Anrthur and .Lewis, of llillmau, were in to see ns last week, R..H. Davidson, of Augusta, is up yis.lt ing parents. Bob has k good time in this county. ' Miss MyrtieTaylor is on a visit to bar uncle Mr Willis' Beckworth of Wilkes county. All ot our schools Iiaye began again ex¬ cept Sharon. What is the matter pro¬ fessor? Mr. Tass Perkins is behind Mr. O’Kceff’s counters now. Tass is an old hand at this business. Miss Ross, of Macon, is still n guest at Hotel Jackson. She has many friends in Sharon. Mrs. Triplett is reported better, She is suffering from dropsy. We hope she may get well. Our town council held thoir regular meeting last week and fixed up their busi¬ ness to date. Mrs. II. T. Beckworth is in very feeble health at present also her daughter Mis* Minnie issick. Drying and car.hing fruit is ail the go now with a great many of our people and it is a good idea. -Mr. Walter Davidson and family, of Augusta, have been on a visit to his pa¬ rents at this place. __ To Cura Constipation Forever. Take Cuscarctt Caruiy Cathartic. 10c or K>c. It C. C. C. (ail to cure, druggists refund money. Mr. and Mrs. G. R. Gregory were visit¬ ing the'lattcrs parents last Sabbath, Mr. and Mrs. C. L. Bagby. Malarion Ip deToifl of bJtt^r Cures Chills and Fever; acts on 1 he liver and regulates the system generally. All Druggists. Bro. Mike Taylor says he has (hanged his coming to town. It is the tirff 3fon dav in place of Tueidar. Ed acute Tour Itowel* With C»»care*s. Candy Cathartic, cure constipation refund forever. 10c. 25c. If C. c. C. fail, druggist* money. Messrs. Bud and Willis Harper have re turned to Emanuel county after several duys star up in our section. No-To*li»c for Fifty Cent*. G’JAra&ntettd tobecco bftbit ruTO, in^kca men strong, blootl pure. 5dc, 11. All druCBisU. If you want j-otfr syrup pans made or repaired or .Vimmers made or any tin i work done call on C, I., Bagby. Drutfeists. i Cap'. Joe T.-ivlcr vra* in our town last 1 week having *n evtparator made. Jo* i» * cxk of the Walk where he goes. «alftrldni« endorsed by best Physl' ians I and euarauteed iff ctfreCuiils. Fever and Ague- All druggists or from Mof!it-\\ <-v f Drug Co.. St. Louis. J. K. ’Bagby and J. T. Tayi r ' ' visiting tte glory land thi- we. k. pro, i peeting for A iocuteen another year | OABTOniA. ■ 3«L7f lii * IN M 3f« fox kmn ooogk } y *t / «»N THE fcNTEREfT Of kH. THE PEOPLE." Mr. Anderson, our insurance man, has left us. He made many friend* while here. Some people aro raising dogs. Hogs ■would pay best but every man to his notion. There was a barbecUe at ME L- A. Moore’s, at llillmau, on Thursday of la*t week. Some of the Sharon people atteml ed. Sharon business men have got so much pash about them that they won’t let the lazy club play draft in their homes of bus¬ iness. Col. C. C. Carroll was in our town last week. He says he is doing a good busi¬ ness ou Pearidge but it is a hard matter for him to gat married. We are glad to state that Mr. IN . L. Kendrick, our nice depot agent, is hack to bis place again; his recent spell of sick nes did not last him long. Uncle Billy Moore is very attentive to the post oilice business here. He don’t open or shut up only at the proper hour and keeps his office iu uice fix. You invite disappointment when you experiment. Dc Witt’s Little Early Risers are pleasant, easy, thorough little pills. They cure constipation and sick headache pist as suit: as you take them. Andrews A Deadwyler, Crawfordville, Dr. Lawrence Brown Sharon. Bro. Tom Evans lias a spelling match eyery two weeks. Auybody who wants to cuter the class can do so free of charge. Bro. Tom is the expert. A stubborn cough or tickling in the throat yields to One Minute Cough Cure. Harmless iu effect, touches the right spot, reliable aud just what is wanted, It acts at once. Crawlordvillev Andrews <fc Deadwyler, Dr. Lawrejice Brown. Sharon. A lot ot candidates were left out tills week. We feel sorry for all of them .and we expect a good many will retire to pii vate life entirely. If we gat beat we ex¬ pect to. When you call for DeWitt’s AVitch Hazel Salve the great pile cure, don’t accept anything else. Don’t he talked into accepting a substitute, for piles, for sores, for burns. Andrews <A Deadwyler, Crawfordville Dr. Lawrence Brown, SUarqp. Barbecue dinner at Hotel Jucksou last week to his special guest, the Missus Car¬ ter, of Augusta, and their many admirers. We were not present but suppose they had a pleasant time. Don't Tobacco Spit aud Smoke Tour life Away, To quit tobacco easily and forever, be mag¬ netic, full of life, nerve aud vijror, take No-To Bac, the wonder-worker, that makes weak men strong. All druggists, 50c or $1, Cure guaran¬ teed. Booklet and sample free. Address Sterling itemedy Co., Chicago or New York. We are lorry to learn of Judge David Hammack’s ill health, Mr. Ilammack is one of Taliaferro’s old laud marks and few men either present or past lias a better record than he as a faithful servant in any public trust. We Hope he may stay with ub many- more years. Bovdtlan 1 * ArzUaa SaMr* Tbc Best ftaivo to tbs wotl4 C&S OfJte, ftmfee*. Bores, CTleers. Sail Rheum, Fe*. «T, Tetter, Chapi>ed Sarnln, ChilUatn*. Corns, and all Skin Erupt Ota, end posi¬ tively cure* Piles, or noV** fcantu*!. h is guaranteed H> give sat!tfnotion or money refuudei. Price 23 CcOU fit?box tot 4fiJs by pf. R. J. Rei<L COMBS ITEMS. BY L. August meeting—a bad time for chick¬ ens and shouts. There ara a great many on the sick list thi* week. Mr*. L. M. Moss attended preaching at County Line last Sunday. Mrs. Neva Wail spent last Sunday afternoon with Mr*. Mamie Slterrer. Fluker dietiict can siiv more than any other district it* thecounty. There is not a bicycle owned” iu it. Mr*. .7. \V; Rives spoilt !a*t Monday witii iter mother Mrs. Martha Slterrer, who isou the sick list this week. Just ask Mr. Walter Partridge ha* he lost his grass hook or has it got too hot to cut gras*. Walter *»ys it Is too hot to hoe. Mr. Otis Luneeford had the misfortune to lose hi* corn etib one night last week l)y fire and *11 hi* cor* *nd some of Mr. G. G. Ilixon*. Nearly all the wotkenfolk* in our vicin¬ ity urn busy canning fruit a* they hate but little sun theae days to dry it and some must be savad Tor cold rain? day*. Our district wc* live with wndidates tiio first of toe v.erk. Brother* who art left, I hope you do not feel bud or discourager for 1 did all I could for evety one of you Mr. Ove Luncfford is «till in the lead on cotton. lie has the fittest in our vicin ity. Overton is a thorough going young j n3:l “ and attends to hi* own business. 1 ! i 4G 1 ii L", W ' a ©RN-OIIT j iV WOMEN e e Most women are drudges. Some are' willing, some are I I unwilling. Some V women drudge for. tli e mat*l vc s,' A - some for their V rJf§H family. Their rau * ine I s ond ' W. leas; no matter how ill they feel tln‘V work. v fi'/, 1 i tVomen never hal :< ke care of themselves.' Early deca and wrecked lives abound,mainly thro rh-neglect. Every woman should 1 have che book called “Health and Bty .''which the Pe-ru-na Medicine Co: imbus, O., will mail on request. ilt vomen some easy things to do to -Oft i et health, and all about the viruu of Pe-ru-na for women’s peculiar ills. vjrites; Id iss Lizzie Peters, Museoutah, Ill., “lain perfectly cured of female weak¬ ness ! taking Pe-ru-na and Man-a-lin. y I, a \ e gairibd thirty-seven pounds sie T begun taking l’e-ru-nu. My fnernft ure wondering what makes me lock so bright and healthy. I wouldnike to let the world know what a wonderful medicine Pe-ru-na is.” Woman’s diseases are mainly catarrh of the pelvic, organs. Pe-ru-na drives out e^jiFy phase of catarrh. Mrs! Eliza Wike, No. 120 Iron Street, Akron JO., writes: “I would be in my grave now if' it had not been for your God-*sent remetly. Pe-ru-na. I Was a broken down woman, now I am well.” JUKY LIST. Drawn Ir Serve Taliaferro Superior Cwiirt, August Terta 1808 . , drund Jurors. K M T Kegdrick T E Bristow Mathis T Br- wn A H Jno II ’(rndrick J W Asbury J J Mo -v ■ S M Marchman JN * U \V G/-e , it J Ji/vi'li W W Bird J It Holiday W B Barnett O 1) Moure J T II sard Sr E D Hadawny J C Luneeford L A Moore Br A C Dayidsou P E Durden i. f, Vea/.ey G N Wright X J li racy J W Farmer E II Ogletre# J P Johnson It I, Veuzey R S Murden A T Ray. Tr»vor*e Jurors. J S Chapman C Bergstrom W C Cl*apniatt C A Taylor C I Oglttree John O’Keeffe J L Turner It It Taylor T F Moore J T Ernest W f C Taylor , F G Mitchell W D Ogle tree N T Cannon B. F Wynne A It Smith W E Afielt Chus Itolh M P Deidwyler D S Stewart I U Elliigton J P Sturdivant J T Dritktni It R Doziur F H Stewart Jno T Cooper Julian Richard* E II McCauley It F Ray O G Stone N A Allen It J Maun C G Moore J T Luneeford T B Flyut J P Perkins •»'«!*■ Beats the Klondike. Mr. A. C. Thomas, of Mar^s vilie, Tex., has found a mom valuable discovery than lias yet beon mads in the Klondike. For years he suffered untold agony from consumption, accompained by hemorages; and was absolute¬ ly cured by Dr. King's New Dis¬ covery for Consumption, Coughs and Colds. He declares that gold-is # of little value in compari¬ son witl? this marvelous cure; Would have it even if it cost a hundred dollars a bottle. Asthma Huonchitis -and all throat and lung affections are positively cured bv Dr. King's New Dis cov ery for Consumption, Trial , bottles free at Dr. R J. Reid's j Grnv store. Regular si fee 50c. | aud*1 1.00. Guaranteed to cure or price refunded. Barnwell & Vickers can meet all fair and honorable com petition, and invite it. strangers to dirty methods. Washington. “ Gl. ;■ > _ j J. M. hfijin" Denham, of White; Plains. <<■ ' pnvlP g Highest Market prices * C) y fhytn. Try tiic W *-T Mfg. i j Co. on nails and S hard , ware. Sav-V! brackets cny- style or; shape go Xfg. en Co. out by ..... Wusn-j gtoc A J Advance COUNTY MATTERS. T* Oorre'sjbndents’ Reports of What Their Neighbors Talk the H»ipf>en!iiffs in Their KorCjpective Lo c ilitles. AIVthoNewB. BERMUDA DOTS UY X. , After a long rest we com3 again. Weaffendeil Green court one day this week There is a wonderful come out In crops of all kind. Mr. C. W. Jones fs on the sick list, or v?ns last week. Since, our last writing we have had an abundance of rain. Mr. D. 8. Stewart lias treated himself to a new top buggy. Mr. John Ogle tree, of Com, G#., Is on a visit to his brother, Jlr. 0. I. Oglfetrce. Dr. A. S. Cooper and family of I’oweT ton spent Sunday with the family of J T. Cooper. Mr. and Mrs. J. W. McKinney of near Barnett were over to see thoir son Jesse Sunday, We sympathize with Mr. P. R. G. Clark iu the death of his bah?. We known the little one is better off. Experience is the great teacher—you will experience both pleasure and profit by purchasing your groeerie*, meats, dry goods, notions and shoes from Crawford¬ ville Alliance Store. Nujukcu's Did Or¬ chard Vinegar always on up. Warrant¬ ed pure and guaranteed, absolutely fo» pickling. Mrs. J. N. Chapman, of Crawfordville, spent several (lays tiffs and last week with her sister Mrs. W. '1’. Nelson. Mr*. Nannie J. Johnson, of Poweiton, spent several days with her parents Mr. ami Airs. S. J. Jones last week. Farmers ol Bermuda have had hut little trouble with General Green up to a month ago. Since that time lie hias shown his colors. For broken surfaces, sores, insect bites, bury*, skin/ dfneaws »;k! remedy, i-sy.ewii-'l.y DeWitt’s }45e.s there is Haitel one reliable, When call for Witch Salve. yon DeWitt’s don’t accept counterfeits or frauds. You will not he disiippointed with DeWitt’s Witch Hazel Salve. Andrews A Deadwyler CTawfdrdvillc, Dr. Lawrence Brown, Sharon. HELENA DOTo. BY I. N. C. Mr. Ethel Stewart, of Pearidge, visited his brother Saturday night. Miss Maggie Boatwright spent Monday night with Misses May and Mat StrozU-r. Mi*s Bessie liichards, of Crawfordville', is visiting friends In our town this week. Mr. Will Callaway and Mrs Hattie Wall visited Mrs. ,Tamos Callaway Sunday last. Mr. Tom Heard and sister, ffomTignal], visited their aunt Mrs. Sallie Short Sat urday. Mr*, ft. M. Itoatwright spent last week with Iter mother, Mrs. Cullen Caldwell, at Balrdstown. Miss Seals and her brother, from South Carolina, arc visiting Misses Eula and Lucy Short. Mt. Charlie Aarbuck, from Raytown, was in this place Monday night with his phonograph. Mrs. Meadow*, of Grehhe county, spent a few days this week with her sister, Mr*. Percy Stewart*: DeWitt’s Witch Hazel Hulve has the largest sale of any Salve in the world. This fact and ifs merit* has Ivd dishonest people to attempt to counterfeit it. Look out for the man who attempt* to de<<*ivt you when you call for lieWitt,’* Witch Hazel Salyr the great pile ( ure. Andrews «t Deadwyler, Crawfordville. Dr. Lawrence Bfown, Sharon. Mr. Bunk Smith and’sister. Mi** Lei), from Stony Ridge, visited their cousin Mrs. M. M, Boatwright Thursday lust. Truth wears well. People ha ve learned that DeWitt'* Little Early Itinera are r« liable little pills for regulating the bowels, curing don’t constipat ion and sick headache. They gripe. Dr. Andrews Lawrence it Deadwyler, Crawfordville, Brow n. Slmron. Misses Ida, Ella and Mamie and Ain * Taylor, from Piernmn, visited their cousin, Mrs. S. A. (laid well Tliurnl zv 1 a t. Planers CUBAN BELIEF curt* '•lie, fc; u .ur.. r. Auadl o 3 • *t ci i;j UV>* r J Mi.• ' :\ UiU S..*.. ,.r ( umifOiril,. I'; ' x .> "' c * Most at I of - I farmers have itff -J by their crop* or they will quit he til the protracted n vti; t- ate ffi o.-ir with. 1MmIv* 5 MUBIAN TEA eum Dyspon * gia, Con*tipation and Iudi „„ tion . p^ !ltwt WU«r. Tri«*,25 ct*. AH above goods for sab- by L. G. Luc;io Mr. mid Mr- -L A. i < 11 -|ie;,t 4 our - night wills Mr. n ,t -. D;:v<: Walker while their to r r. nferro county on wav • to visit their father uud other re.stives. O __ A. _ JS3 __ r __ X? C3 XX. __ I _ jffk _ I ' . lUKmd You Ka.4 Always --- ' NO. 25, Royal makes the fot^d pure, whettsome and dc4tciou§. lOIVJI @ t ^akiK^ POWDER Absolutely Pure *M«. ,-. * 1 * Ml** ROYAI. nAKJNlJ /•' it'tEA C0.‘ NhW YORK. Mr. Hurbuck and wife aud litti* Gussia of Raytown, spent part of last week with their aunt, Mr,s Joel 'iaylor. ■ , Marshal Boatwright has a tomato Vine that measure* ten fret across the top uach way, ( an any one beat that? • ' Mrs. Hattie Maltbie, of Crawfordville, is visiting her daughter and mother Mrs. Berther Eyaus and Mp. E. A. Norman. * Fortune’s road is paved with • -economy. Economize therefor* by purchasing your groceries, meats, dry goods, • notion* and slioes from Crawfordviliu Alliaufce store— Numsen’s Old Orchard Vinegar always ou hand. Warranted pure and guaranteed absolutely for pickling. Mr. L. Gunn, of Crawfordville, came over here Sunday to *ee his best girl,' That is right, Jlr. Gunn, we are always glad to have the Crawfordville boys to viHit tii<< sweet and pretty young girls ol Helena. LYNEVILLE LOCALS. Mr. Jesse A slimy is in Gicenesbor. at this writing. My. Jdhn Marchman i» 'visiting home folks I his veeA. ••<' Knuek playing -rijr.st.' >* the T sport around ><k ' Lp-( . We guc! > some of" tfie once-eandidates will stay at home now. Miss Mttttle Lou Banks, of MatiBn, in visiting Miss Eva Asbury. One Minute Cough Cure surprise* poo. pie by its (jiiffk cures and children may take -t in It, large quantities without' the, least danger. 1ms won for itself the best reputation of any preparation used to-day for colds, croup, tickling iu the throat or obstinate, cough*, Dr. Andrews Lawrence X Blown, Deadwyler, Crawfordville, Sharon. Mr. E. I». Evans visited relatives in thi» section last Saturday aud Sunday. We heard Mr. W. II. Johnson say that his cotton was growing so ia»i that an ant can’t climb if. W« heard an old man say not long ago that lie had never asked a man in IffS lif* to vote liis ivuy. That * more th»n a great many clin aayn Nothing succeeds like success. Ed.' wards & Co., are always successful ia pleasing thoir patrons in groeerie*, meat*, dry g oods, notions and shoe*. Numseu’s Old Orchard Vinegar always on hand. Guaranteed pure andguaraftteed absolute¬ ly for pickling We heard a certain widower a«tc a man not long since if it would be cheaper to hire a cook than it would to buy one. There are three important, questions to consider right along here. VV* would say buy. .Mcsre than twenty UMllton free samples of DetYitt'sWitch Hazel Salve have been distributed by flic UtauTifaeturcr*, What better proof of their confidence in it’s morn- do you want? It,cures piles, burns, scalds.. Bofes,, in the shortest, space of • time. Andrews & Deadwyler CTawfordViJle, Dr. Lawrence Brown, Sharon. tftur Honor Roll. The foTfowing kind patron* have paid Aheir subscriptions since our last issue; C. II. Beazley, 81 to June 18 ’99. \V. B. Barnett, 5oc to Feb. loth, '99. • y j H g £83 jTO M I B ftlll B JP® : B'B fyVffS a B liU | | £gp , fa. •o|<i!f: my -|fnaoii ravnelfhaveboea thrv ?1 si* G*SVAKYT‘» Hud are the beet -.«•!*!< ir.n.....!■.. ryer had In tbe bouse. Lant weelf m7 wife v .; frimtic with headache foe two - /l. r *r ; i some of your CASCAJRKTS, - nd *bry r-\‘ v<e. *t,e pain In her head almoet l:arr-(.;)i6tel' V/t : itb recommend Caacare**” t’ JiS. Sl*D*foHU. jPPWb’jri/ Safe ,4 Deposit Co., Pittsburg, P*. jvA-saaete CATHARTIC ^ Tt/.oj tea ah Roourrireo P.sa-ant. !-iIatatile, Weaken, Potent. Ts-to Good. Do 'J.K.d, Ni . L-r dii-Xcn. or Gi :^o. UM. R*. SO*. ... GJ«t£ constipatjom. ... 3i#rllfc* RVorpaay. Cbieaf*, MwtvoaJ. Tift Si? «iO*TO*BAC * iTMU!t%&&'S£sr a
