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THE advocate-demc-crat,
»o«uishko every Friday MORKiwcit
CLEM. O. MOORE.
olcial Oi'gai Taliaferro C*.
CD .AWFOKDVILLE, Al-G. 20 , 1808 .
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AtL ns received her first bale
of coi Ion Monday of this week.
Randolph county has
dry. One by one they drop iuto
Hue.
The decrease in the irtxaljle
property of the state amounts to
Ik", “oil, 376.
The state tax rate has been
levied. it i.s 0.21 mills. an in
crease of one mill from last years
lax.
The grand jury, this week is
composed of some of our best
citizens and they had. the good of
Taliaferro in their 1 • irts during
the week.
It is about 987 miles from At¬
lanta to Omaha, and the fare has
been put at SfilUiOfor round trip.
A trip to the exposition will be
a great thing for a Georgian.
Some hmlio.li bones were dug
up by road workers near Athens
a few days dgo. They are sup¬
posed to be the bones of a negro
who was lynched in that section
in 1 h>:;.
Spain agrees that, she gave
up tiie territory in Cuba, Porto
Rico, etc., to the United States
but-that she did not give up her
sovereignty and buildings in the
territory. Now that s a question
—SOU! ewhat like child’s play..
Congressman W. H. Fleming,
who was recently operated on
for appendicitis in u Boston hos¬
pital, returned to Augusta this
week. Ho is regaining his
strength f&ufcUx THe utiiuV
members of the postal company
went to San Francisco, but he
was not able to accompany them
at the time.
Dr. W \. Carlton’s farm of
20f) iicros, httlf of it inside the
city limits of Athens, is attract¬
ing u great deal of attention,
lie ha.-' To acres in cotton that
will yield, over 12a bales and
several acres that will yield two
a-id a half bales to the acre, lie
has ft»; •' acres in corn that will
yield <V bushels to the acre.
“A own is judged strmi
gers b\ ’he way its
men advertise in their local pu* 1
“You have a dull town
vo t. J was asked of an ;
r tc man. by a stranger |
He had been look-j
vs.;’ the ioea! advertising j
pa: ice vi. .of the lshumelite, to;
see i f theg.bwu was worth locat-‘i
mg in. ! , nl Sparta is u gvuat
tow:. !’! s;v,ti or aRjicantuces.
.
Til U !> ’vo is from the Sparta
lshimu-litc and shows how the,
public i' ‘g,t»\is towns that do not I
advertise
who stands idly by
toe life fading out of
, .. »c her health
!:cr hec oivyigold and
wrin’-'ko when she
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f ff [ Of JUSTICE.
Taliaferro Superior Court in
Session this Week.
cases tried to date •
Jud^e Kee«‘ * Charge to the Juries and
pis Effort to Enforce the Laws.
Some Sentenced to Chaingung.
The Superior court convened
Monday at 10 o’clock,
.Judge Seaborn ReeSe presiding.
Solicitor R. H. Lewis was pres
ont to look after tlie State’s in
terests.
In his charge, to the grand
jury, Judge Reese presented in
best manner the duties of the
juror and guarded our “county
fathers” against all law-break¬
ing, laying special stress on
those crimes of gambling, blind
tigers, carrying pistols conceal¬
ed and vagrancy.
He declared the county was
full of the latter, and In nearly
every case the vagrant is con¬
nected with one or more or all
the other crimes. He also said
that the country was getting in
a worse fix along this line and
unless the good people of the
country generally did not assert
their rights in enforcing the law,
it would not be long before the
bad people Would so far outnum¬
ber the good, that this land
would be in a deplorable condi¬
tion.
Ho made a noble charge and
told of many improvements that
could be made by enforcing the
law; one being the improvement
of our public roads.
Tuesday morning several
cases were settled, eousent ver¬
dicts being given,there by saving
a great deal of time.
In the case of Paul Cary and
mother against G eorgia Railroad
a settlement was reached, giving
Mr. Cary $8,000.
In the two cases of Pruellla
Eduards vs. Titus Richards,
claim cases; in the first the, laud
was subject ami tfi the second
the laud was not subject.
Tuesday afternoon was con¬
sumed in trying the case of Mrs.
Emma Akins vs. Georgia Rail¬
road, for burning up pine straw,
wood and trees on the former’s
place. The Railroad attorneys
requested the jury to repair to
the pine field and inspect the
premises which they did, walk¬
ing about live miles round trip
iu the hot sun. They found a
verdict late that night in favor
of the Ga. Railroad.
Wednesday morning several
were continued, iucludiiig
various cases vs. L. T.
Moore & Co., and one or two ver
diets wore given colored peojile
in divorce cases. Rail-1
Tile Strom VS. Georgia
ro . u j case was then taken up and j
the plaintiff's evidence was!
taken, after wlpch th« railroad j
attorney asked that the case be
thrown ont, for want of sufficient I
evidence. Jiutge lleese reserv-j
LH l his descisiou until Thursday j
morning.
Ai the assembling of the court
Thursday morning dudge Reese j
ordered the Strom case nou-suit
'fh > criminal dociio 1 . was then
talfu up.
'1 he fir-! case taken up was the
VS. Halsey Anderson,
charged with b .«t gfal-y. Halsey,
f guilty by his
-Oil’. ::n-l .it ion 11
ev jtirv. was sen
nils iu the c aln
O’ |M
md guilty t
r .ltjiing am was .-•entenced to
jJO s ugang or
pa a fine o. -fie fi'' ’t‘os .
x i itiui d im
7 ; >err were
guilt v of a ciiargo of
ii.UatOting
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—This section is surely a bar
becue country. Every county
around reports ’cues constantly.
j. M. Denham, of White
Plains, is buying cows and
paying Highest Market prices
for them. I
—ThC statement that Elio 1116 Tri ■ Eil *
berta i.s a religious . peach, anti
that it will not *tt ke brandy, is
strongly donie by some
of the growers. -Sparta Iahniael.
ite.
Try the Washington Mfg.
Co. on nails and builders hard¬
ware.
—Reports from yarious epun
ties around say that people are
going from county to county j
looking for new homes for
another year. That shows a
dissatisfied people
Sawed brackets any stylPor
shape ington gotten Mfg. Co. out by the Wash¬
—Few people think of the fact
that a newspaper is a mirror of
the vericity of its readers aud if
it gets statements twisted
times somebody else
and Oglethorpe not always Echo. the wriiljj^'
r
t.et ,, , — prices 1. dll , latiis ,,___, and
our
and brick before you begin Cb. your j
house. Washington Mfg*
—Fair but hot weather for
court week up to yesterday. >
Rest shingles at lowest Jiv¬
ing prices can be bought of
Washington Mfg. Co.
—Two old vets, who wentBp
to Atlanta to the reunion, P on
thoir 1 LB return -EUi n home ii une refused i nut e to , get n t,
oft the train at their home rail-,
road station. Declared they had
never seen the town before and
were strangers in a strange land.
They are better now;—Glade cor.
Oglethorpe Echo.
Ire Are your cheeks
You Mw w hi«e 7 your
Pale Is your appetite
poor and "
V gest ion w qftg
yOUt iiCSn S
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These are symptoms of
anemia or poor blood.
They are just as frequent
in the summer as in the
winter. And you can be
cured at one time j'ust as
well as another.
: Scett's
Emulsion
| : of liver oil ‘with hypo
cod
phosphites will certainly
help you. Almost everyone
can take it, and it will not
disturb the weakest stom
ach.
It changes the light color of
poor blood to a healthy and rich
red. It nourishes the brain ; gives
power to the nerves. It brings
back your old weight and strength.
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SC OTTAgLysfChemtLNew Vork.
THE NEW WAY.
HO-OMEN * used
Ps to think “ fe¬
rn a le diseases ”
could only be
treated after “lo
C a 1 examina
tions" by physi¬
cians. Dread of
such treatment
kept thousands ci
m irsodest women
r- silent about their
suffering. The In¬
troduction of
Wine of Ctrdui has now demon¬
strated that nine-tenths of all the
cases of menstrual disorders do
not require a phys .-ian’s attention
at ail. The simple, purs
taken ir. the privacy cf s wcmrVs
own home insures quick relief and
■jpeeJy cure. Women need not
hesitate now. Wire of Cardut rc
quires no humilt-aing examina
tions for its adopticn. It cures any
disease th.it comes under th
cf temaie troubles"
menses. fHii ’.g cf the
"whites.'’ chance life. Itma.-cec
■women beautiful h , making there
well. 1: ke-: f s thorn youiig by
keeping th i healthy.
the.crag Store.
r nS' iwC in ?af=rr
iddriss. syn.pt inj,
the V AM '.;" Lv.innNnt.’'
Mc-.c.nc Co.,
W. 1. AD 'iJhS, y D.. haty- Miss., sevs:
1 “I USU '.Vine »f Cr.-(*•,: rxtoe-ively in
-ay uructir. - . ut’ri xi :us»exeelient
prepiratiar. wr female U-cubies."
- Little
Pimples Turn
to Cancer.
Cancer bften results from an tai
nurity in the blood, inherited from
fenerations $jre)y beck. Few people the are blood, en
free from Some taint in
ft is impossible to tell dreaded when it Can- will
break o«cln the form of
eer.
Lost maMgnent Cancer.
only “I had t&r m mv blotcbea, ere Canper that which I thought wu at would fliyt
a I
soon paes awaj. several able vt 03
twated by
physicians, but ln ApUe
0 1 their efforts the Can¬
id A. cer spread until my con
Jt dltlon becamealarnilnm
.After many months o»
|» treatment and growing
v steadily worse, I de
A elded to try S. S. 8.
ISeX j£* recommended. wtiich was so strongly The flrsl
BjL. ®SG| nrovemen.t. bottle produced I continued an im>
7 S# the medicine, and Is
r\v*|H r-w h ffjur months the last ltfc
''V'jd -Ft /y*\ f' f Ten tie years scab have dropped elapsed, off,
and not a sign ot the diseasa has returned? 1
It. T. Williams,
tiillshurg, Wise.
It is dangerous to experiment with
Cancer, The disease i« beyond the skill
of physicians. S. S. S. is the only cure,
because 1* is the only remedy which
goes deep enough to reach Cancer.
a a a F5>»* 1
^ rClAAfll
iemedy j'Bwilfs guaranteed Specific) is Purely the only Vegetable. blood
All others contain dangerous potash of and minerals. mer
euxy, the most
Books on Cancer and blood diseases
mailed free by Swift Specific Company,
Atlanta, Georgia.
BALTIMORE MUSICAL
And Educational Home School,
Far
GIRLS AND YOUNG LADIES.
Car. Lafayette Ave. and Chalks St j
Baltimore, Md. Barthold Meyer, Priu.
Catalogue furnished upon application.
1 \ oca ( ulture*
strinfirw , instruments, Languages, Elo
r , ui(m , wivh LUcrnturc, Art and Eng
lixli Blanche*. Number of board Ins;
pupil*■ limited. Unoccptional homo
on,fort> - Opens Sept. 8th, 1898.
SMEaR ill m
PROF. P, M. WHITMAN,
209 7th St., Augusta, Ga.,
j'ES FREE EYE TESTS for all defects of
WAli
cut into your frame while you wait.
0F CHARGE tells if jdu n
I UX4iiciffl# Ol gUu»tiO£
MILL OUTFITS.
CJin, Pre«», Calm Mill «n«l Shingle OutIHo.
UullJtag, J'actory, mid Bridge. Furnace ltallroad Castings.
Railroad. Mill. Maolilnlata’and Factory 1’lpo Fittings, suppllea.
Belting, racking. Ii lectors.
Saws. Files, Oilers. Ktc.
ttff Cuti tiVrry (lay; Work JS0 handn.
lombard iron worksssupplt co • •
---- AUGUSTA, GA.
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FRICK COMPANY
Eclipse Engines
,* *
Saw Mills, Cotton Gins, Cotton
Presses, Grain Separators, :
Chisel Tooth and Solid Sums, Suit
eeth, Inspirators, injectors. Engine j
and a full li..o‘of Brass Goods.
Sf^CSend for fatal _rue-s.nd Ibices. i
&EcMILLAN
Southern Managers.
Xoe. .11 & 33S. Forsyth St„ ATLANTA GA
SMS
BKISTLE TWIN 3, BABBIT, dsd.,
FOR ANY J1 tE OF OIX
FNGINE8. BOILFF AND PRFSSPS
Ac<J for Srt*t Pulleys,
Belliue, injectors, 1 M t * Valv-g* r.inl i'it‘iuvs
LOMBARD M W\' ■ i SUPPL Ci
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One Minute Coti.ji Cure, ca/AS
Tfc..t is it rtsde for.
SPIfiALK I ’Y,.. vr.r I'i.M IT.- ri 1
JAMES B. WALKER, WARREN WALKER,
Walker and Walker
COTTON FACTORS,
The most complete and modern Standard
Fire-Proof Warehouse in Georgia.
Liberal Cash Advances made on consignments. Strict Personal At¬
tention given to all business.
Office and Warehouse 327 to 837 Reynolds St.
-A.XTGrTTS'XLA., GA.
Ship Your Cottdn to
M. O’DOWD’S SONS & CO •*
Cotton Factors,
Cor, Reynolds and 9th Sts., Augusta, Ga.
They Give Persona! and Undivided Attention
to Weighing and Selling of Cotton. Libera!
Cash Advances Made on Consignments. . . .
STEWART PLIINIZY. JAMES TOBIN.
PHINIZY.* CO.
COTTON FACTORS
-A-iAgnsta, I I Georgia..
- Spears f J H Pilcher* SPEARS,
Successor to
Cotton rFactors ^ and v Commission < Merchants i
Warehouse and Saleroom:
IOI & I 03 McIntosh (7th) St., Cor.Reynolds,
AUGUSTA, GA.
Will continue the business in its various branches. Advances of Baetrih;, Ties arid
Family Supplies at lowest market prices. Liberal Cush Advances made on Cotton
or othor Produce in Store. Consignments Of all Field and FaniiJPfddueo
Solicited. Ample facilities and long experience will guarantee
satisfaction.
PERSONAL ATTENTION GIVEN TO SELLING, it*
, AND STORING ALL CONSIGNMENTS.
CHARGES FOR SELLING AND STORING, VERY REASONABLE.
C 1 IAS. F. B.tKER. .JERRYT. SMITH.
BAKER & SMITH
Cotton Factors,
ireproof Warehotise,
COR. REYNOLDS AND CAMPBELL STS., AUGUSTA, GA.
tPE-Consipimcnts of Cotton Solicited. Personal Attention Given All Business.
MALSBY & CO.,
57 S. Forsyth St •3 a ATLANTA, GA,
General Agents for.
ERIE CITY IRON WORKS
THE OEISER MANUFACTURING CO.,
• THE NEW BIRDSALL CO.,
ii UNDER IMPROVED SYSTEM OF GINNING COTTON,
R. HOE A CO.,
HENRY D1SSTOX A SONS,
SAMES OHJ.EN & SONS,
GARDNER GOVERNOR CO.,
PKMBElmiY INJECTOR CO.
>■ Carrying a- complete line of-engines, injectors, Boilers, Saw Mills,
Grist’Mills, Saws, I Pumps, Grate Bars
Steam arid Pipe Fittings,
Prompt Attention Given Orders and inquiries'.
.CnNiloguc FREE by m**ntioning this jiaper.
SHIP YOUR COTTON
MOSS & BRAML 1 TT,
CUD eneral Commlssloii Merciants,
81 7 Reynolds *+,„ AUGUSTA, CA.
FIVE DOOR? EELO-.V C oTTON {l T
V, F. MAiii' gIBERAL i : riON HELD ON
STORAGE AT REASONABLE ilA :
D r- '. Attent: n Given xo Weigh ... T!r= Fur.;-;
i V. *• •tomors at Faciorv Prices.
r r US AND V O' WILL SHIP AG AI
When You Need
Lumber, 4. s uime,
s , r«. - .
vr r Pi! for yte.r w-il or ; ? u
.».
Bolts, Hinges, and Screws for You! Doors or Blinds
It of Hu: H-1-fc-v >• v ivti -rg l
LET L IIOU3K. ( \ ;;fc
Washington Mam ufaeturing Co.,
WASHINGTON
• hey v- 111 give you right prices every :£ rot: : ai! on them
