The Advocate-Democrat. (Crawfordville, Ga.) 1893-current, August 26, 1898, Image 3
er mam wsaesa 7 1 ■t ivi So the falling of the hair tells of the approach of age and declinihg No power. the matter how barren tree nor how leafless it may seem, you confidently why? expect leaves again. Because And there is life the at roots. So you need not worry about the falling of your hair, the threatened departure And why? of youth and beauty. Because if there is a spark of life remaining in the roots of the hair & h 'h will arouse it into healthy activ¬ ity. The it begins hair ceases to and come the out: to grow: glory of your youth Is restored to you. we have a book on the Hair and its Diseases. It is free. Thts 3cs( Atfyfoa Free* if. you do not obtain all tho benefits von expected from the use of the Vigor, write the doctor dirlicdity about it. I'robabiy there la some with yo ur gen eral ; sy*tein tvliich may b« ea»lly rembvetl. Addrest. DU. J. C. AVEUt Lowell, Mass. —A letter from the 2nd Ga. Volunteers’ camp at Huntsville, Ala., says the boys all got there safely,, but that the camp is es¬ tablished on a, rod, hot hill. The mountain scenery around is line. Huntsvillft.is the home of Gen. Joe Wheeler. . ■ i -- —Marshal Trmker saves about 1000 pounds house of lisjy at one cutting on court square. , •T The Best Reifgdv ft*” for Flax. ML John Mathias, i- a well known stock dealer of Pulaski, Ky., says: “After suffering for over a week with iliux, and my physician having failed to relieve me. I was advised to try Cham¬ berlain’s Colic, .Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy, and have the pleasure of stating that the half of one bottle cured me. " For sale by Dr. R. J. Reid and L. R. Brown. ■\_______ Ik-fKOtrat ic Mass.Meeting. The Democratic mass meeting, to nominate a candidate for the house of representatives, cud candidates for county offices, is Called to convene at 10o’clock a ’ in. oh Wednesday, the 31st. day Of August. 1898, in the court house in Crawfordville, Ga. This Aug. 17. 1898. M. __ Horace HoldEK. Chairman Democratic Ex. Com. re. ^ WE HANDLE COTTON .on the old factorage plan with tile best results and charging reasonable commis obtain , . the .. - .-ions. V.e results because we have the best , ruarketUere—moie - „ er.-. ?:i;arr-er competition and larger lots of cotton to offer at one tilffi: v. There may also be soanildxg in our cations.-our manner of hand ling, and judgment in selling. fiVE 8or.it.TT Yol R DAV iSON & r A’uGO, , j ALL LI SI A, GA. ’ % T Prompi ^alps. i Goo( r-- I i r liberal Ativane&s SI0E-W4LK BTfiS. Pure Home Matters Pick- Up by Oai Local Eeoortd. Whttt Our People Are Uo.R s-o<l Saying, l'hiugs Our Vrieaarell Us. ‘‘I owe my success toJie newspapers, and to them I freely give certain profit of my yearly business,” ays John Wan am alter —Mrs. W. N. Mltbie has been right sick this wek. J. A. Ashley s still paying highest market pice for cattle. —Excursion setson is about to close. Co toAtimta on Sept. 5 th. —Mrs. Charlie Caldwell is re¬ covering from a spell of sick' ness. —Mr. Thos. E. Bristow is foreman of the grand jury this week. —Rev. R. E. L. Harris is pro¬ tracting his meeting at Jewel’s this week. —MissCattie Farmer returned home from Oglethorpe county Wednesday. —Mrs. E. C. Golucke and chil¬ dren have returned to their home at Madison. —Dr. J. A. Rhodes has bought a new gin for his ginnery near Sandy Cross. —The crowd in town this week has been larger than usual to August court. —Miss Claude Wynne, of San dersville, is visiting relatives here this week. —Miss Nina Edmonson, of Washington, is visiting Mrs. W. R. Reid’s family. —The usual large crowd' of railroad men were m attendance at court this. week. —Mrs. Caroline Kendrick, of Sharon, visited friends in Craw¬ fordville this week. termed.the —Jury, panel No, 1, has since been Tuesday “walking jury” afternoon. —The patent medicine man and the new invention agents were absent this week. —Mrs. W. R. Jennings and children, of Atlanta, are visiting relatives in Crawfordville. —Misses Camile and Mamie Rhodesr of Augusta^ are. among their friends here this week. —The absence of outside news¬ paper canvassers at our court has been noticable this week. —Miss Ora Jackson returned to Union Point Wednesday after a visit to her* brother at this place. —Wade H. Gunn, of part^ohis Aji|nta, has been spending a in^3raw week at his old home f or dr ill e. —Davis Martin, colored, was brought up here yesterday from Raytown and jailed. He is charged with lunacy. —Mr. James B. Walker, of the cotton firm of Walker & Walker, Sat¬ of Augusta, spent a part of urday in Crawfordville. —Will Y. Edwards has been supplying the hungry with tine Georgia' barbecue at the ware room near Georgia depot this week. —Prof. Jordan H. Sanford went up to Rome this week, to visit his brother Vince, The latter gave a barbecue, inviting 200 of his friends. * —Mrs. Foster Baughn visited her brother and sister-in-law, Mr. aud Mrs. W, P. Hubert at this place this week. Will came of er from Washington Mono ty. —Mr. \V. O. Holden has a fine lot of forage near town tha* from a trial package of seed • out by the* Georgia R. R. 1 1 a mixture M German known peas and. Kaifer corn. —Charlie Harris was *rrre. c -ted here yesterday by Man- 1 Tucker OJ1 infermation by 1 • . gram that he wanted -it Decatur, charged w>th tak clotnes-that . . did not oolong . , ;g m . —Justice H. T. Lewis i Judge J no. C. Hart came do Sunday afternoon to at.* court, *‘just. as a custom" u.-.i '■ the latter. It looks natural see these distinguished jure' j lore. — Hon. Wm. M. Howard, v. here this week to seehisi'rietw' - He is making the oth a most e celiont Congressman and many Oj. ms 10th district friends vvoufi like to vote r i stay to. Congress for, life. —Mr. R. I-. Veazey, one or Tali: Mrro'sbest young farmer-, has o a- thanks for one of. the besr watermelons we have tried till season. This shows - the/ Bob is a good melon rai —eii a- a 'cievor gent.email. 15 50 Surreys, Buggies, 500 Fruit Jars, Just Received. Prices Low* W. T- CTOEEIsrSOINh Washington, Ga. A Harness Shop. - i'i We have been informed that , Messrs. Barnwell & Vickers, of ^0o,n | establish Washington, will j a harness shop , at^j^his place. There is a good opening here for such-a business, ,andwe are glad to hear that these gentlemen.will establish it. Butter Dish Fun. Mr. , r J.T. t m m Taylor 1 tried , • 14 to .„ pe. form an acrobatic feat with Mr. ( Doc. Stewart o|1 our streets Tuesday aud when Doc. came down a loud report was heard like breaking of glass. Dob. had a butter dish under his arili that Tolly did not see until it was smashed on the sidewalk: E i ht Xew Members. " The meeting at the Baptist church here closed Friday morn¬ ing last with the following addi¬ tions to the church: Misses Mattie Tucker, Jennie Griffith, Mary Stewart aud Ora Holder, Willie Ann Evans, Julius Boimer, and Frank and Archie Ogletree. Baptizing will take place next Suuday morning. (ionoral -Meeting. General meeting, will be held with, Jennings’ church near town on Tuesday after the third Sun¬ day in September. The people in that section are making ar¬ rangements to take care of the Visitors and we know those‘peo¬ ple well enough to say they will do their full duty on that occa¬ sion. Mr. Grityth Sold Out. Mr. M. F. Griffith has sold out hia.-sto.ck of general merchandise to Mr. Green Alford, of Greene county, and Mr. Alford took charge of the store the lii’st of the week. Mr. Griffith will go into the Bank of Crawfordville as cashier when that institution opens. Mr. Alford and hrs fam¬ ily will be welcomed to our town. The} - Want a Trial* Messrs. M. (!)’Dowd's Son & Co., another of .^ugusta’s old and highly recommended cotton firms, have a card before you to-day in our paper. They want a trial shipment of your cotton and we feel sure if you give them a trial you will continue to ' be their, qustomer. See their i notice and. sen-' them some cot i ton Visiting Bar* j There was an unusually large attendance of outside lawyers at { i our court this week. The list ! was as follows; Col. C. Heard and Justice H. r J\ Lewis, of Grcenesboro; B. H. Sibly and Judge .Tno. C. Hart, of Uhion p oiat; Cols y L p. Reese, F. H. Colley, W. M. Sims, Fred Gil bert and Mr. Wynne, of Wash ington; Hon. Thos. '. ■ \v arson, of Thomson; Cols. James White lead and E. P. Davis, of Warren on: Messrs. Camming, of Au gusta: Mr. Davis and Col. W. O. .Jitchell of Atlanta; ' Coi-. Moore, -i ; : - r.-ve red by a Worosn. Anith-.:- :rc*at dls«i A ery lias bocu made, i.dthw v.va lady in this couutry'. . , . , J , , S ap0D hfiI »::i! for •. v. i years -.-,e Withstood Il< r«st t ' - tui her vital organs ' 1 ■■■■>■< ' •« fl deal!, seemed imminent, A --- -- m on tii? she coughed-iccessantly, . :: at cr-ep. She firmly discover ■ l ‘o rc'.-o'. f'rV, by purchasing of - :.ottl of Dr. ! KimiV, New Discovery < o: s-rrl, ■tion.’and was so much relieved •: r k ; firsc, dose, that she slept .By!,!: end with two bottle#,, has cu:- J, Tier naraie is Mrs. n’Ler Lutz. Co., oLfc *. s free .t Dr. . -T. Reid’s drqc +ore :f . r %\v •vj- and b ,ara;:'< td. TALIAFERRO S INCREASE The Property in the tkiunty on an Up¬ ward Move. $5,961 ADANCE IN ONE YEAR. The Signs of tlic Times Point to an In¬ crease in Business anil Decrease in Croakers. ,--- Taliaferro is growing richer. Her taxable property has creased this year nearly six thaJjkf!# JPci^ra-ging dollars. This is increase known is when it that mtny counties in the state have fallen behind and that the state as a whole lias greatly de creased. In 1897 we gave in £610,672 and in 1898 the amount is $616,633 making the increase $5,961. Taliaferro is traveling on a line to make the croakers take back seats aud we rejoice. f- i j A Fine Shelian. Carp. of , this Mr. • Mike coufity, caught a carp in the river near the D. A. Moore mill that weighed 13 pounds. It Was caught in a basket and very near filling thd basket. It is said that these fish are fine when the skin is taken off them before, cooking. In the skin may -he that disagreeable taste they usually have. Col ton Shedding. During the greater part of the pa.-tfr week showers have fallen in most sections of the State, which have added to the damage to cotton and much corn. Fodder pulling has been seriously inter rupted and niuch fodder has been ruined in the fields. Cotton continues to shed, rust, and open prematurely. There is much complaint of boll worms in some counties Picking is m progress, but it is said that the is poor in many V, (2rorx$are ‘ verv grassy as a Peas, pastures, , . potatoes, . . rice, r . and sugar cane are very good, The rains are causing the late peaches and apples to rot rapid lys and is destroying the flavor of cantaloupes and The List and Best. The last excursion of the sea¬ son to Atlanta is advertised by Messrs. Tuggle & Hollingsworth. The fare will be only $1.35 round trip from Crawfordville to G:fte City aud return. The train will go up-earl yon the morning of feept. nth. and after from 12 o’clock that day 4 j). m. of Sept. 6th it will return, reaching Crawfordville and this section lime onmigh supper. Seiiteniber the uth labor day in Atlanta arql preparation is being made for a great day of it. Read the notice on our last page and get ticket in time. L will be a nic f , cheap trip. ------ —Mrs. Martha E.Moore over to Sparta Wednesday. —Mrs. Tuggle, widow-of Judge Tuggle, died near Be thesda Monday ln^t, <il the Of j years. She had cancer of j h»east * ! : ‘ ' L,' hree loads , lr , voluntem * : —.1 car O. : soldiers pas-edthro u h iiore tfii - ; hrm-rl v . i ;,,,;,. a ,... " J J : J T ‘‘ ‘ , \ ‘ ' ' ." if -. ■- r I,J'L* , i will -L be mustered , Out fi Of V service. j CASTOniA. Sears tba The Kind Yon Hare Always Bought 8lgaa*w» ' sf —Mr. W. E. O'Neal informs ! i us that he has leased Daniel S«T^;n That fine g I. becoming one of the most r-opu- 1 &t resorts in this country. -See his notice, 00R NEIGHBORS. Brightest Items from Near by Counties. TOLD IN SMALL NOTES. To the Credit of the Excellent County Journals from Which We Get the Creamy N'ens. —Norwood people will Enlarge and repair their school house. —Wilkes county’s taxable property lias decreased $8,000 this year. —Prof. Glenn who has been teaching at "Washington has gone to Conyers' to teaCll. —Prisoners 111 UgietllOipe 1 <1 county jail tried to burn their way out one day last week. Col. . , A. T C. Ell wards, . ot ,, Wi wai- _ l’Gnton, reports having planted turnips Oil Thursday and they ’ Ciimo up Saturday a. in. —Elbei’ton is having bridges built across the yivers between Oglethorpe and Wilkes counties and Elbert-. interests! That city is alive to her _ Rey tV./j-Irossj of Wash 0 n, received a letter, last j week from a client asking about I a case he bad 12 years ago when J f ’L‘- —The Cross Lshmablite was practicing had an law. ap It KiiyiTl.e is one 0 j t j l0 best and most in tell'i^eut citizens of Taliaferro. — Jt■ mule on Mr. J. B. Calla¬ way’s place died with hydro¬ phobia last week. It was bitten by a clog supposed to be mad, last October.—G r ee nos b o r o fferaicl-Journi.il. See W. T. Johnsons, Wash¬ ington. Ga., for Buggies and Wagons. He buys in car load lots and makes low prices. —It is said that there are about fifteen stills for the mak • no-oi’ brandy in the lower part of this county. If it be true.it constitutes a pretty wet fact for a dry county.—Sparta Ishnniel He. We have used Chamberlain’s Cough Remedy in oui* home for many years and bear cheerful testimony to its value as a meui cine which should be in every . family. In coughs and efficacious colds we have found it to be and in croup and whooping cough in children we deem it in¬ dispensable.—IL P. Ritter, 11 “7 Fairfax nvo.v St. Louis. Mo. ] For sale by pr. R. J. Reid and Dr. L. R. Br'cwn. —The negro “scussion, 11 which went to Macon. Monday, was a howling success. About a hundred negroes went from Sparla. It is said that about j thirty Macon of guest them of the remained in | Ishmaelite, as The Rev. W . I>. Costicy^ Slockbridge, ^ Ga., while to tonil dut1fts at E l p. 11Vv -ood, that state, was attaclc ed by cholera nVorbus. He says: “By chance J happened to I hold of a bottle oi (Jiambm lain s LeHc, Cholci a un< .an j Remedy, and I think it was the moans of saving my life. It dv'’k T iiew ac hd ih'’I‘ lc Brown. , —Mrs. J. W. Chapman of this l)laco hrfs a fine Jersey cow that fias just completed one year's j butter record. An exact was produced !in<l -L2 16 pounds of J but- u cow ‘r ter fhis , vas outside of creiin) alK i jn ilk used by the fain lily. Oftentimes a little more j tluui v vo pounds of butter was ington’SueUe. About one month ago my child, which is fifteen months old, had sUch ,. ome dies v . arc usually giv’cn in such cas^s, but. a*, noth iiug gave relief, we sent for a l physician and it was under his for a week. At this tmae 'the child had been sick for about 1 ton days and was having about twenty live OJvSCiS 6.<3i,y - ‘ ‘. we were con vinced -.hat unit .s 0011 obtained relief it would not •. Chamberlain’s Colic, , fv , lje A • UOl'Va aim la ‘ ' was lecoranieniied, and 1 decided to try it. 1 ! soon noticed a chan u -y m for the better: by its con tinned . use a complete , . cure was brought about and it is now p<jr fectly hca i t hy, - C. L. Boggs, Pol's-tie by Di 1 !‘iCLReid.' and Dr. L. R. Brown. d 3 tSO*S-;tWRE TOR a'KtS iVHtnr AIL Tastes USt Good. Hits. L?o Ii€54st Cough Syrup. ... in tine. S**!*! by drwzu irt-N ONSUMPTtQN w. v n H At Four Score. Dr. Miles’ Nervine Restores Health L K<W> ■ <fr) ^ S5 Ufa. Sp v ///%* \w 1L fl d 1, ■ su. / // •- / / * . WWNCJyE Ml EZEKIEL OBEAE, assessor and tax CollectoriBevorly, the8$i Mass., who has Miles’Restorative passed lUo mile stone, says: "Dr- Nervine lias done a great 4»ul of good- 1suffered for years from sle^pl^pness wjjuldJYel ande nervous heart,, trouble. tveapyind used up in the niorn ln& had poamblt pnandmy woi-k.suemeda .{nq^est suteessfhliy, attl had tried so many remedies un I,.thought it no use. J(ut it gav@ me restful sleep, a, pood appetite and renlored me to energetic health. It is a grand good u^dicine, aud I will gladly write anyone inqijkipiug, full particulars of mysat isfaetovJt jewperienee." HMj laSp m l)r. MUtsjf’ Remedies vV>. Or. -yw arc sold fjj.y all drug- BCA. h Miles’* ; gists undyr a positive foL’ya© . 3 ^ guarantee,-first bottle f'V Si 75 © 5 benefits Of money re- B {Restores east's funded. of tM Hook heart on dis- and Kg' .vir* nerves free. Address, DU. MILKS MEDICAL CO.. Elkhart, lad. (Jo lo Fanning. Do you went to buy. or trade fob a farm7 If so, write us for descriptions of some of our bar gains. Let us know what kind of place you want, how much you can pay arid upon what I- mis you wish to buy. We can meet your i e (|uireinei. bargains We have many farm for sale in Tennessee. North Carolina and North Alabama. Our places range in,.price from $:>()() to*25000. We nave been in the business of selling farms ex eliisivciy Tiir ten years. We are thoroughly familiar with values and conditions throughout this section. If yipi want lo buy, it will pay you to consult vs. Write for our list of farms for j sale. Sent free to any address, Ouabtkkk’s Farm Agency, Chattanooga, 'Tenn. r t. i r f t • Daniel Springs, W- E- O'NEAL, Leasee, Postaffice — Penn’s, Ga. 'Pile* Bi'-t If»iillti Resell in th(! South. CottHge rout m d Hotel hr an! very rriuon ulile. Coveiiient by IB-ific or wiynte ci'i.vv anroH f-cu- IvjJlt* or Union I’oini. 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