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About The Advocate-Democrat. (Crawfordville, Ga.) 1893-current | View Entire Issue (Aug. 26, 1898)
\ #5 - H ADVOCATE-DEMOCRAT. S@i3.-00 Per Year. VOL, XXIII. Li. WOMEN s-tioidd know t}ir..t the “Old lime" Kenedy, w Is the tv>ft tor reach TrraiiU*. Cdrrc-'ts irregularities ini’- • Gi-gam-. t-iioula be taken for Ch-i-.-e <' Mleani.l beiore Flamers “OK Tiws" ie-mases. liftve stood the test tor twenty j : ••.». M»d Kif v . veer Medicine Co., Viiut - J* • Paul G. Luc;:.- Cr:Lviortjv'"<" Ga. GEORGIA RAILROAD. AND--- CONNECTIONS. For fnformation tc Routes, Schedules aud Rates, both Passenger and Freight, write to either of the undunvlgned. You will re •<'. prompt reply and reliable information. JOJi Vv. WHITK, A. G. JACKSON, T. T. A. G. J?. A. Au^[tc1:.n. Ga. S. W. WILKES, H. K. NICHOLSON, C. r . & F. A. G. A. Atlaiitrt Athens. W. W. HAlUkWtCN, S. H, JIAGXI.T., S. AT c. r. a. Muapn, fto, M.K. If UK SON, T. XV. COFFIN S. F. A. S. F. & V. A. Milteilgevil! i Augusta. Oxydonor (Trade Mark Registered Nov. 24, 96. The New Life-Giver. 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ACME CYCLE CO., 182 Main St., * . citshart, Ind. CllAWFORDVILLE. GA.. AUGUST 2G, 1898. SHARON ITEMIZED. Whr, the People of that Thriving Town Are Doing, IC.l. BAtillT. We were quite sick last tvtek. Fleas are worse in our sectiog than we ever knew. The fly, gnat and musquito crops are good this year. . , Mr, .T. II. Chapman was visiting Wash¬ ington last week. Sunshine aud dry weather would be very acceptible just now. Sweet potato crop will be short this year; too late setting out. We have a good many sick children in our section at this writing. We think the day has oome to do away with these combines in elections. Excursions have got to be so common hat they do not draw much erowd. Court is in session last week and ive guess evil doers will fare but middling. Hauling icord wood now is claiming the attention of a good many of our farmers. Judge Jacob Rocker mid family intend emigrating to South Georgia another year. Mrs. E. W. Taylor and family were visiting Mrs. A. E. Taylor and family the past week. The principal part of our fruit crop was lost in this Section on account of the wet weather. Dr. A. A. Davidson, of Augusta, was visiting his parents here last week. He looks natural, Mr. James Furgerson, of Richmond, was visiting his mother and sisters at this place last week, Mr. A. D. Moore keeps pretty busy nowdaysrepairing the old wagons to haul in the present crop. Mr. 0, D. Moore has been suffering with rheumatism for sometime. We hope he will be all right soon. The annual meeting at Salem Baptist church, Barnett, will commence to-day. All are invited to attend. There has been a great deal of oak lum¬ ber shipped from Brake’s saw mill at Bar¬ nett to Augusta recently. Before you vote for a mim now days you had better find out where he is at or you may (get dkssfppi/iuteU. Mala lion With Malar ion Tablets Guaranteed Cure for Chills, Fever aiid Ague, or money refunded. 00 cents. All Druggists. Mr. Walter Merslvon, of Warren, has been spending sometime with relatives here. Ail are glad to see him. Wc hear a good many predicting a good deal of sickness in the near future on ac¬ count of so much rainy weather. to Cure Constipation Forever. Take Casearets Candy Cathartic. 10c or 05c. I! C. G. C. fail to cure, druggists refund money. Air. George Fouehe and sons are ie painting the convent building which will improve the appearance very much, Excursion from "Washington to Macon on Thursday of last week. A good many of ot.r people especially colored went. Miilnrion is devoid of bitter inste. Cures Chills and Fever; acts on the liver and regulates the system generally. All Druggists. When you want syrup pans made, skim¬ mers or any kind of sheet iron or tin work done, call on or write C. L. Bagby, Sharon, Ga. Mrasrs. Taylor and brothers alto Mr. Johnson, of Augusta, were visiting in out city last week the guest of li. II. Jackson and A D. Moore. Educate Your ISowel* "With CoscSbfef*. Candy Cathartic, euro ixnnstipaiion forever. ICc, 25,-. II C. C. C. lai!, drtij.'nists rclunu money. Mr. J. E. Bagby and Will Rocker will | move to Emanuel county this fall, so we learn. Warren and Taliaferro people will take possession of the glory and yet. Dote) Jack-son k a great’ place for the young!people tb’n.eet and Jiayc theii chats anil .Mr.- and Mrs. Jackson takes great care and pains to entertain their visitors. No-To-llac tar Fifty Cent*. Guaranteed tobacco imuit curt; makes weak men strong, blood pure. 50c, It All druggists. We heard Drat parties barbecued meal all day oil Sunday to carry oil the excur¬ sion to sell. This is not right, It it a violation of the law of the land and against the law of God. Malarion is enilorwd by iiett Fhysfcian* and guaranteed to cure Chills, Fever and A S ut '- All druggists or from Moffit-West ^ ~t. w. Mrs. Shenidan and family and Mrs. Valentine, of Macon, ft re spending the summer fn Sharon boarding with Mr. and ilrs. E. E. Darden. We wish them a pleasant sojourn in our town. News has reached Sharon that Mr. Love Merrhon is sick with fevet HlS tri.ny frierds here will regret to learn this. They camp n iw at Hfintsviile. Ala. Some of thebovs - will be home soon on furloughs io tUey write. casto rt 7 - a. B ^ ritlle The Kvi Yts *a« Btopt! fhga&Uire of THE INTEREST OF ALL THE PEOPLE." HER CATARRH f Catarrh of the bowels, be v. it.is prevalent in m civs, most V/ •T toe summer tttenths, it catted * iussmer catarrh. 1 lt-surpriaes many that | IP rhal. bowel trouble Dr, Htwitnao^s is catar¬ books make this plain. Write to the Pe-ra-o* Medicine Co., Columbus, 0., for theca. . They toll all about catarrh and how - Pe-ru-oa cures it wherever located. * T had chronic diarrhoea for fifteen years,” writes Mr. X. E. Miller, Grand & v > Prairie, Tex. "1 tried fj thaay medicines and B V* doctors in vain. At last Pe-ru-na was rcco© mended, amlitrelfeved and cured me at babe. ” ’V * Mr. John Hartina. cb k | Main St.., Cincinnati, G., writes: “My wife and % [fiftfa mysoif for took chronlo your dio*-! Pe -1 Mj »j(® ru-nu, rhcea and it crurod ua.“, !lr. No doctor or medtetn? Is we tried before helped ns.” Mr. Edward Wormack, s ^ Ledbetter, Tex., writes: pT “ troubles Pe-ru-na is unequalled for bowel ® jUg* •* ~ h by anything in my ex- M periesoe. life to Pe-vu-nig, X owe mv ijli L [j ana shall always rccoia rnerKl it to those suffer¬ ing as I was. ” Mr. John Edgarten, 1000 Third Aw., Altoona, Pa., says: .“I suffered from dysentery for three years I took P» ru-na and am now well." y Tom Pate was in to see as last week. He had a crow to pick wit i.us about**ciis singhim through the press by calling him devil Tom. Well he is always so full pf devilment is why we gave dim,that name, lie is a hard nut to crack. You invite dtsappointir i at when yog experiment. DeWitt’S L, ,1c Early Risers are pleasant, rasy, til <ugli little pill*. They dure constipation ami Sick hfeadaehe just assure as yon ako them. Andrews & Deadwyler, (.j . wfordville, Dr. Lawrence Brown Hharon. Our Masonic brethren and dors had big time herepn^ the Utl , in,f. . ;v‘ what wc think they call the' lloykf Ji .re Chapter.to their lodge. They had din¬ ner for all of the same faith and order in Mr. G. W. Brown’s vacant store room. A stubborn cough or tickling in the throat yields to One Minute Cough Cure. Harmless in effect, touches the right spot, reliable and just what is wanted. It acts at once. Andrews & Deadwyler, Crawfordville^ Dr. Lawrence Brown, Sharon. There will be a series of meetings start¬ ed at the Presbyterian church in Sharon on Saturday before the first Sunday in September conducted by Rev, Mr. Cart ledge of Washington and Rev. Mr, Burgess of Madison. This will no doubt be an interesting meeting for our people *.s the above ministers are men of ability The public is invited to attend. When von call for DoWitt’s Witch Hazel Salve the great pile cure, don’t accept anything else. Don’t be talked into accepting a substitute, for piles; for sores, for burns. Andrews «te Deadwyler, Crawfordville Dr. Lawrence Brown, Sharon. Why 19.it that the Republican Party got a giiii on the last, primary of the Pop¬ ulist Party? There is something stinking and unfair about. Watch out boys, you will he caught. Wc never intended for our Populist to lie Republican endorsers or anything of the kind. We will meet you at the ballot in the general election. There was a nice barbecue dinner ati Mr. Edward Keating’s residence on Saturday of last week. It was a most pleasant affair and everybody enjoyed the occasion to their hearts "content. There was a hour.- j tilul plenty to cat of meats, bread, pies, j cakes, etc: There was a good ' many prel- I . ty young ladies , writing ... on the b.g crowd 1 : present. In the evening the young people l enjoyed themselves in a dance and goner* nl (onversetion, i Truth wears well. People have learned i that DcWitt’s Little Ear; Risers ' are rt liable little pills for reguhding the bowels; curing constipation and sick ■ headache. Andrews A Deadwyler, r "■ wfordville, Dr. Lawrence Brown, Sharon. Bailiff Arnett carried . , l;t. . hey : a e negro to jail last week forstealing a watermelon, ! which all boys white null . k have done, as a general thing. This no., is not much larger than a pound of soap after a week’s; sucti cliilrfren ,a j.il for ' „ „ They ough. to nave giv<r on- a - whipping and let him go. We predict that when it comes to trial, Judge Reese will turn him loose. When you come putting infant* in jail the courts are get ting hard up for work. trifi , CUBAN RELIEF «ire* •-'* too e B iltVB v_ a j, v ^ - j ir siuxaaci; and suutiau t CoiapuicU. i'rice, 25 Cents. : COUNTY MATTERS. JJorr^ fjkradmts’ Eeports of What Their r # Neighbors Talk * tbt ‘ Happenings in Their Respective lo¬ f calities. All the News. HELEN A DOTS. *t T BY I. N. C. VM B..... fTlw farmers , are quite busy pulling fodd«. Tk Helena baSbball team backed out* ashington not long ago. ffc racted meeting will commence at fcSaral Baptist church next Friday. ■i Pi W. P. Pittard and Mr, Rail Str- . or. went up to Union Point Saturday. * DiWilt’s Witch Hazel Salve has the largest sale of any Salve in the world. This Diet and its merits has led dishonest Ant pec>t% tor to th attempt who to attempts counterfeit it. deceive Look fyPSg'Em - .nan to ffjye you cull for DeWitt’s Witch Tfiifr'- the groat pile cure, if & Deadwyler. Crawfordville. Dr/ijIvAence Brown, Sharon. Mr. i?. M. Akins, the postmaster, lias beau ,uite sick for the lust fow days, lie is up v 'f! Iffllona "baseball team went up to Ajjfidc sttStik > Saturday to play against vKooe toek. Me rs, 8, A. Caldwell and Gordon Stroz^r went up in Greene county Thurs Oar o.i business. TV? “-Miijts, Geo. Hess, 8 A. Caldwell and r and family sjamt Saturday ^tthrB^undav with their aunt Mrs. For hi'okfin surfaces, sores, insect bites, burfis, skin damases and especially piles ■ tliere ’V one rSiabla remedy, DeWiit’. Wife!: Hazel Salve. When you call for DeW it's don’t accept counterfeits or fraud-i You will not be disappointei with .feWitt’^ Witch Hazel Salve. Andrews A Deadwyler Ciawfordviile, Dr. .1 awreuce Brown, Sharon. sj#k;yj£ exceedingly sorry4o report the of Rev. B. M. Callaway; lie line the p; A;>'. He was compelled to get some ppe else to carry on meeting at Sta¬ tion cbuf$Ji,<# B&'ie Mr Norman and Mrs. llattie of Helena, vf-iied tlie hitters aunt, '"'fl ■ uneefoui in Tsiliaierro county During i How Jnmrditec dared, Buffering humanity should tie supplied wiUi every means j>oueible for its relief. It is with pleasure we publish the follow¬ ing: “This is to certify that I was li ter riMe. sufferer from Yellow Jaundice for oyer sis mouths, and was treated by some of the best physician* in our city and all to no avail. Dr. Bell, our druggist, recom¬ mended *| Electric Bitters; and after taking v bottles, I was entirely cured. I now take great pleasure in recommending th to any person suffering from this terrible malady. 1 am gratefully yours, M. A. Bogart yLf-xingt.ni, Ky.” Sold at Dr. lb J, Reid’s drug store. CO cants per bottle. BERMU DA DOTS iiv x. Bermuda can boast of one professional juror. Several from Bermuda are on th# jurry this week. Air. C. M. Walker, is bailiff for 'the grand jury this week. Quite a number of Mildra ionites visited our Sabbath school Sunday. Mrs. W, T, NelsoAand Miss Bird Veuzey visited Crawfordville Monday. Farmers are making good use the of sunshine In saving fodder and hay. Mr. W. T. Cooper will be with Mr. C. I. Ogletice from this until Christmas. Mrs. E. W. Jones is 011 the sick list. Hope she wifi soon recover her usual health. Bermuda school is making preparations for an entertainment at the close of the nummei term. One Mim:' • ■. ,;h Curo st»l|ir.-< - j""> pie by its quick } can s anti children may jn ti „ s without the least danger. It his'wo;, fot itself the liest reputationof any preparation used to-day fot colds, croup, tickling in the throat or obstinate coughs. Crawfordville. Andrews & Deadwyler, Dr. Lawrence Brown, Sharon, Messrs. Almond and Madox, of Conyers, are on a visit aud bu:<ne-:s trip to Mr. (LI. Ogietree this week. ; Mr. and Mrs. S. J. Jones, Sr,, spent one, dav last week with their daughter Mr*. S. 3/.^ ncgr Powellon. V V. II. Jon -s and children, of Au gmta, are oil an extended visit to relative* n our neighborhood, Mrs. Henry Googer and children spent N „, , T .,d„ ,Uv :,1- - !...... the Democrat:-tp meet and name candi dates for the various county offices, VdcaU* t :> tVomm. Esperially inluahle to wo.cen is Brown*’ Iron Biitire. Backache vaaiahes, headache ilisappearg, weakness, and strength ti„. glow takes of health the place readily of comes to tie'- pallid < he--k when this w !)!!• derfni remedy L taxvn. For sickiyehiicren er overworked rue.n it he/ no^uah Nrohome ahould 1*; without, this famous remedy. Browiii’Iron Bitters is sold by ail dealers. Xn Advance- COMBS ITEMS. BY L. Vi't welcome the beautiful sunshine. Mrs. Em. Combs has the tin--t llowor yard of bur vicinity. * Guess whose dead stock can list:! live freight from Cmvvfordviile. Miss E. J. Nash visited her sister Mamie Slxerm last .Monday. f Everybody tryed to get -their road in good shape before court week. Fortune’s road is paved wit It ec-oii; my, ■Economize therefore by purchasing your groceries, meats, dry goods, notions and slices from Crnwl'urdvilie Alliance ston Numsen’s Old Orchard Vinegar always on hand. Warranted pure, aud a unrantend absolutely .for pickling. Mr. A. H. Mathis attended r,.urt this we£k in Craw fordville, as a grand juror. Mr, and Sirs. W. 10. Wall attended preaching at Anthony’s Chapel last Sun¬ day. Mr. Carter Moss, ol Washington, viMied Ilia son Mr. Luck JIoss last Saturday night. Mr. IV. T. Combs is still on the sick list but glad to say is much better at this writing. Mrs. Lewis (ilase and childreiiof Wilkes coulity visited liar aunt Mrs. M. J. Nash last Sunday. Mi.M. S. Hobbs spent last Monday night with Mrs. W. II. bllerrerouhis way to Crawfordville. Guess what twef men came buck from their trip-a little disappointed but report Laving a lively time. ) Miss Carrie and- brother, Ur. Wile Moss of Wilkes Co., visited Mrs. M. L. .Moss last Saturday liighl and Sunday More than twenty million free samples of DnWitt’s Witch Hazel Salve have i Mil'll distributed by the manufacturers. What better pioof of their confidence in it’s merits do you want? it cure, piles, burns, scalds, sores, in the shortest space of time. Dr. Andrews Lawrence & Brown, Deadwyler Crawfordville, hUutfou. Miss Mattie Jane Combs iias just re¬ ceived her new organ, so look for the young men Mattie lo hear (lie nice music. Mrs. Leila Holges, a charming lady of Ohio, has been visiting ^er brother Mr. J, W. Rives and frkuds in our vicinity thR week. Miss Emma Holges, a swiiftt little girl, VatowllJl"'VV 5’-ftly-x, .(»•: Ohio, was visiting her cousin Miss Sallie Rives the first o.f tint week. StzuftrJfia'* sytilcji Best Salve la the world for Ontu, Bruises, Soi-es, Uicera, Salt Rhouin, Fev er, Totter, Chapped La*tfy Chilblains' Corns, and all Skin Eruptlpfls, and posl* tfvpiy cures Piles, or .ns'pay .’rumired- It 1» guarantood tfi give sntiaffejjoti or money rafuuded. Price So i-oula yet box. Per sole by Dr.' R. J. RcifL BABIETTHEWS. BY M, J. E. Bagby and family visited Idiiin last week. Mr*. J. B- Jones visited her mother at Burnell last week. Some men in this section have the Eafanuel fever again. Handsome Carswell ,.Tones was over from Washington Sunday. Nothing succeeds like success. Ed¬ wards & Co., are always successful in pleasing their patrons in groceric , meats, dry goods, notions and shoes. Numsen’: Old Orchard Vinegar always on hand. Guaranteed pure aud guaranteed absolute¬ ly for pickling, Miss May Ella Davis returned home from Washington last week, Mr. Jim Gregory and family returned home last week from Comer, Ga. Miss Katie Cosby, of Union Point, vis* ited- Mrs. Sallie Jackson recently, Mrs. Anna Reese, of Norwood, visited her brother Lint Williams at Barnett last j week. Experience is the great teacher—you , will experience both pleasure and profit by j j purchasing your groceries, meats, dry goods, notions aud slices from Cmw f, <:d* j vl'l- Alliance .SLi.r,;. ' OW ChArd V ^ 1 "Jf. ” *ff rillJt , ed pure and guarantetd bsolutfely for pickling. Protracted meeting begin:. Rt Bftriset, • Friday. Crfrm: one, come all ai !'■' ,u iiave « mee.ti i Gooper, 1 :* riant;;, i? tper.d- j - cr-ia ;&rV, some •* r t Mr. ar.fi M. if drajon, Ti . il M yant, nr nr iia: uliBlAfv 1 HA fc A-.X,l, A. Viicu, 2£-cts# AH a bo Till icarts at tli* * tot-d n»-ii i*rvir one s. di'H-oM' is au* ium j mru tiy Browns’ I , Buu.s. t v> .#£ the hio<ri, nerve: uceuii/ije a ivi at or othere r*- Isro BiUer*. K i and n Y quarter of a ee ftury. it txuTvit 1 most ri»i!oi»h,' ■ . u j l&tbn* liro Ai^y' li irai &tiers *-■> ,*oid by all i NO. 27. Ruyai makes tile iuuii pure, wholesome and delicious. stfii HOY/ty .fiy f. * i*Wta ii!Ee ROYAL L-.AKWG F.'WDlfl CO., f.E-V YORK. Mr. and Mrs, Charlie Smith, and daugh¬ ter of Washington, visited Mr. and Mrs. I., L. Osliti at Bnrnett last undny. Mr. and Mi's. Jack Hart, of Summit Ga., have been visiting frisn-is and rela¬ tives at Williams creek the past two weeks. Mrs. Clandie Rocker, of .-fontgemery county, is up on a visit to her mother Mrs. Barney Wheeler. Mrs. Rocker is in very bad health. T. B. Rice, a prominent, druggist of Groeneshoro, Ga., writes as fellows; “1 have handled Dr. I’irts’ carminatiye for eight years, and have n«v<-r I- uown of a single instance where it f died to give per¬ fect satisfaction. Parti'': ’who once use it ilways make permanent customers. We si! more of this article than all tlm other Carminatives, soothing .syrup:: and colic, combined.” For teetliii'g children it had no equal. For sale at Alliance Miss Ethel Taylor, a charming young of Barnett, has returned home after ;i two week’;-; May with fri 1 ds in Union Point. O A.STOK.TA. Bears tho jplhi) Khtii You Haw Always Bought Signivtara Mr, and Airs. Boll Thomson was culled from Summit, Ga., last week to the bed side of their rick . daughter Mrs. Willy <l-'trris who. a* tiud ; tnu*j <' .> ly ing,. Vl©, low. Platwm CUBAN OIL cures Cuts, Burns, Bruises, Rheu matism and Sores. Price, 25 cents. Hair Pressing. I will ylsityour homes ami do hair cutting and shompooing for the ladi' s an'!, child¬ ren; also sharpen razors. Shop at Ml, I’.G Lucas’ store. Give me a cull. JOHN W. WILLIAMS, Ikrher, Crawtordvillc, Ga Our Honor 10)11. The following kind patrons have paid their subscriptions since our last issue: J. D. Hammack, $i to Feb. 25, ’99. G. W. Atkinson, 25c to Nov. 27, '98, A. II. Gunn, 25c to Nov. VL A. J. Woodall 25c to A up - 25, O. P. Bonner, 50c to July 1 ’9'x, John A. Evans, 25c to No ,13 ’9*k BAD BLOOD ■‘CAMdAKI'Tft «l<> all cliLimed Ior tliein ttiicl Tru a truly wonderful vk l havcolten whiheii lor a jhc licine ;>.’e:i*;.;;t !•; tfi.ke m.:! at last have found it, in C-v.caietE Siiif <• l..kinj/ tin m. my blood lias been uuritied and n;y • < nj/lexion in bas Iru* proved wonderfully ami J let ! ig.ich Luttreil. bettti Teuii. every way. Mils. bALLijc hi. ^icllaich, CANDY r m J/0 CATHARTIC ^ 1 ' "A TRADE MASH WAtfTfJI y/A p| Canl1tt- p- !nvabK Potent. Taste Goon, no KMIMTIoif;"^ Kaartiy Cnir.pua?, UtlritTo, Montreal. TSe» York, 219 Hid : LMianintoed by alldrug- Haoll. gist;-, to Cl 1 l££ Tobacco Leave to S* il. OTATEOFGJ ORGIA, 1 kferro Oonn yy ♦ y i ' v iiOit) ,* DiiiV roii ,t ci n: Rachel Ker au ..nistrat rix of .1 J. Kent, de cea indue form 1 ,died to the leave to I one hundred teres of Ian.; more or less ih< estate of d deceased, iie (:01st Disti - . G- M. in said ,mi i will pass ttj 01 aid applica turn 1 first Mondav in Septemiict EG. IE. MITCHELL, Ordinary, ugu-t Oth 1808. Office Move-:. lov'-d my Lav, * • lice up stairs * ! F. C fith’s sti,:. . \VM. N. M.xLTBIE, Attorney at Law. Ci tiv. mrdville, Ga.
