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About The Advocate-Democrat. (Crawfordville, Ga.) 1893-current | View Entire Issue (Sept. 2, 1898)
THE ADYOCATE-DEHC-CRM, fOaWSKSO EVERY FRIDAY MORSIW It CLEM. G. MOORE. Official O.-gac TaiiaterroC# ‘ CRAWFORDVILLE, LPT. 2, 1» The hay croj should be largely savocl this year. Hon. Alien D. Candler is said to be not/ favoring free silver much at a time. It seems that the uniform cot¬ ton bale, size ")4x24 will be in favor this year. Cotton men .say that buyers will give 75c per bale more for tlio cotton in standard ‘. , , bales. , , ! The excessive rain has caused wheat to get rusty and weavols are getting into it. Those who are lucky enough to have home made wheat would do well to look into it and see that it 13 not spoiling. The remains of Juntos N. Me Henry wore buried tit Greenes boro t.uis wc-<■k. Ho was a blind man, who was a clas.- 5 -matG of Henry W Grady, He (lied at, the asylum when; he had been sent for treatment. It is a shame oil' 'he butted T j States l ) .have so much fussing among < lhc.o s, heads of depart nr .nts and mismanagements as rt ,ported ill our army just at this time. Somebody Iris done 1 and those who are ( . J j wrong punished. wrong !■ hould be It requires a great deal of nerve on the part of an editor to be constantly telling the public of the advantages for trade llis town possesses, when there are merchants in the town who are Loo close to speud a dollar for advertising.—Washington Ke porter. Some very bad reports are coming from tho camps and hos¬ pitals of the volunt i 0 O rs Of tho n'- vr», * %• t those men arc being badly truat M(i and th?' govvru iiiout should see that they are better treated or mustered out . This kind of treatment will be remembered and if volunteers are again called for they will not be so easy to get. The trustees of tho lunatic asylum have started a plan for utilizing I lie 3,000 acres of land lying around that institution be lougiug to tiio state. The 3 ' have clearetrup abt jui 700 acres and orectod tenement houses and routed the laud. Tito rent is to be paid 111 the products of Lite soil. They hope by doing tilts to reduce the expense of food products for the institution. This is an experiment which it is hoped in ill prove successful. Pitts’ Carminative Aids Digestion, Cures RcftsUtcs Chokre the Bowels, Lafanttun, Cholera Morbus, Diarrhoea, Dysentery* Teething Children, And all dlwASM of the Stomach aad Bowel*. It t* pieaMSt to tho taste and NEVER FAILS to gire taUafectfoo. A Few Doses will DcrnooStraSe h* Superi&tlva Vlrtoefi. it*, it. it ALLIANCE ST RE ME mmm ■ CER UNIVERSITY, MACON, QEORCIA. f with <oa c itmme Fact i* u nd L ee Eli Main vi A St'. i! > try; iilst i it l & C tor all expenses. For ll non. *d\hfis5 ? D. POLLOCK, President, Macon. Ga. §1! PM1U8. i I \V<* ti.e Grand Jury selected, c hosen | ! aJM i sworn for the August Term, 1898, beg Ic-yc to make tim following Genera! Prt-, «« W, I..W examined,I, com mittee, iho torn.. n! IWPiMH correctly Offlclel, kept | j ' s.nd lind them in itly and ’ and those who are required by law- to! make a written report to our body have done so. We find treasurer’s report to be as fo: low*: To amount on hand Feb. 23th £1,333.29 • “ received since that time 1,223.06 Making a total ol £3,545.86 paid out as per vouches £3,317.84 Cr. by Commission 83.53 Making a total paid out £2,400.37. | Leaving a balance on hand of £1 40.48 The books of the Clerk and Sheriff we find neatly and correctly kept and ail money* coming into their hands reported as required by iflw on same, Tlje book , 0 [ Ordinary are well and neatly kept and properly indexed. The books of Notaries Public and Jus¬ tices of the peace have been examined, found correct and approved by this body as required by law. The committee on Public Buildings find some leak# in court house and recommend that they be looked after by proper officers and that the cells and ceiling of the jail have u new coat of paint put on them and also some new cots be furnished in the jail.. The report of the Board of Roads and Revenues have been submitted to this body and is herewith made a part of these General Presentments. lleport ot Hoard of KoiuU and Ikvonue. To the Grand Jury of Taliaferro Coun¬ ty, August Term, 1898. The Boaid of Roads and Revenue of ’P tt ]j u f 8rr „ .Couqty submit tho following report to the Grand Jury for the August term of court for 1898 Koaili*. Continued rain# since July 1st and C ra * & y ttoudHion of crops since that time have prevented in some degree the work* j U g 0 f roads in the County. We feel safe, however in saying, that as *9011 as fodder ptilliing has been completed that the roads will be well worked: It was the l ut cut ion of the Board in the ai)riuj£ to i JC o| U t | l0 W ork of replacing the plank crossings on public road* with cul f«rt pipe, but in view of the fact that the County Msewment for 1897 was loo small to warrant the expenditure; it was thought best to postpone the work for awhile. Several bad rock* in the roads have been removed dutlng the year, the work ha* been well done and the cost for same we think reasonable. Finauve. Amount taxable proparty for 1807 a* psiNJigest, 861o,672. ^iflfouut due ComtiF 82,935.11 lews Credit*. Jun- 4, By ca*h to treasurer, 81,148.13 April 85. By cash 11 treasurer, 70O.O0 June 8. By Defaulters, 30.10 “ “ By affidavit* over charges 6.16 June 8. By Amounts given in twice 0.72 June 8. To Amount Collected not on digest 30.23 June 8. By Corns, on 88,922.35 8137.67 July 5 By cash to tiea* im.-v 200.00 Aug. 2 By ca*U to treas¬ urer 323.5(5 Aug. 23. By cash to treasurer •129.00 82,955.33, 83,955.33 By order of Board of Koad* aud Reve¬ nue, August 22rd, t s 98. GEO. II. MITCHELL, Clerk Board Koad* and Revenue. We have appointed a committee as re¬ commended by lus Honor. Judge Reese, I whose duty shall be to examine the book* ■ of all public officials during the vacation . aud report all shortages and deacrepaucies if any -hould be found, to the February term at the next sitting of our Superior , .................... \V. Farmer. Dr. R. J. Reid and M. F. 1 Griffith and their pay shall he £2.( 0 per • day for the time they are at work. Our body ha-< devoted much time to th* consideration and discussion of the Public Roads of the county, and although the roads are reported fairly 'veil worked and even in tome sections a marked improve¬ ment in this particular, wears compelled to admit that our Public Roads fail to reach the high standard to which some of our sister couulies have attained in thi» day of marked improvement aud advanee And we a* a body.-and are people generally, eagerly the day when w« sltail go side bv UlH with other count •« iuth.W ; material and progressive rovemeut. And with these high and laudable aspira tions prompting as we .sreuld earnestly recommend to cur Board of Roads and Revenue the levying of a sufficient tax on the property of our county to raise an ample amount of money so that the worst places in our public roa-U, trincipaliy of rtW, i. ,plane in UK..1 Crawtodville lo Ljnamlli oa u “ prong of Little River, a!-.o.lhe road lead tag from Raytown ' ayncidville on Williams Creek; this -a ..er place being well nigh impassible, tOyeticr with other minor pieces over the county which can not lie put in good traveling condition with the means and limited number of road hands at the common f ot the over seers, We think in * uiti : to and the traveiiiu, publh generally that these places should teeieve the prompt and caref ul consideration of bur Board of Roads and Revenues. 3 here being a vacancy in me office of Notary Public in the 607ti, 1 »ut. G. M., we recommend the apointment of Robt. II. Rhodes to succeed A. V.,Dafi. as a suitable man to fill said p,ace, he liaving served the people in that capacity for a number of years. * We recommend that the pi/of juror* be 31.50 per day and that of clerk 82-00. We recommend that t<.,aa General Presentment* be published in Our county paper if it can be done at the usual price, In taking extend leave of him his ourAbanks K'JJor. Judge for Rees c. we to courtesies shown our body an I feel that in him, we have an able and (xpscienciou* official, whom it is a pleasure to meet each returning court. Our kindeJt thatkBolicitor |wishes go with him. We would also Lewis for aid furnished us ns i a body and courtesies shown us ant; ass i^jyjilm ifaithful that we foci that we have an office! in the discharges of his public Foreman', dejea. Thomas E. Bristow, Robt. T. Kendrick, Joseph IV. Farmer, Thomat M. Brown, John P. Johnson, John It. Kendrick, Redmond 8, Murden, Janie# J. Moore, Alexander H. Mathis, JohuN. ChapmUn, James W. Asbury, Reden J. Reid, Samuel M- March man, James It. Holiday, Charles W. Gee, Edward D. Hadaway, William W. Bird, Lucious A Moore, Sr., William B. Barnett, Felix F Darden, John T. Heard, Sr., George N. Wiight, John C. Lunceford. Ordered that the foregoing General Presentment* be entered on the minute* of the court and be published a* therein recommended, SEARORN REESE, 2(Uii, 1896. ‘ Judge. Aug. —Several smaller business houses to be built in town this season. Beauty I» Blood Deej>. Clean Wood mean* a clean *k No beauty without it. Ca*carets, ke.tf p??^ | tic clean your blood and >y uuritie* stirring up from the the lazy body. liver andt^ BrQwK !,»ni»h pijna^uhpilfl, cbmplexid ing CascareU,—beauty for ten cent#. rig gist*, s#ti*faetiou guaranteed, 10c, —Cottou picking The has 'will in real earnest. crop be gathered early this fail — Oglethorpe Echo. OABTO^-XA. Bwjfl the m Kind Yon Haw Always Bought Sigoatoie U +0 —Married at the residence of tho bride’s father, Mr. Jack Barksdale, near Horeb church, Aug. 22ud., Miss Maggie Barks¬ dale to Mr. John H. Barr.—Pow eltou cor. Ishmaolite. What is Scott’s Emulsion? It is a strengthening food and tonic, remarkable in its flesh-form J n g- properties. It Contains Cod Li ver Oil emulsified or partially {Jig-estcd, combined with the well S 5 t-,T!SUL": that their potency is materially increased. It will arrest loss of h^h and restore to a normal condition ti^hiinLc will stop the cough, heal the tion of the throat and lungs, and cure incipient consumption, We make this statement because the experience ot twenty-five years has proven it in tens of thousands of eases, e, •ft jy. a fit SCOTT'S E«2 s«. Scs, jr.J $1.00, SCOTT Sc BOWNE, Che; , New York. Daniel Springs, W E. O’NEAL, bc-.stc. Postaffice — Penn’s, Ga. i>. a • s' igc a. e. \ vi* by Hack or nr irate ccnvy- 1 c'’n*wfvhlville or l nloa Point. Daily aLat *b 2 Springs—Plan’s, Ga. Eczema! The Only Cure. jj caemfc jg more than a chin dteeeee. and no skin remedies can core H. The tSU» JowerfllS»tl»S!^TO 1 S'niSfS .*SSilH mo« who j e trouble is hi the blood, and Swift’s Specific reaeh'aucbdeep-seated k the ottly remedy Wood which can diseases, BMtttna bnto oMmi« y , w&4<xs> UivuM to apaeed onffl bar heed »M entfcei y covered. She was treated ty goo* doctors, nut grew worse. a«d the & dreadful disease spread r fac ®' Sh " W8t a taken to twu celebrated ' health springs, hot re-* oeived no benefit. Many* time the Aaet bottk wa* Snisiieo. bet beaKi be SS»4y and leit dl g Bes e baa over returned. Ave.wTLocta, H. 1L8BO**, JWU Lump Slo. Don’t expect loon! appHeatione of soaps and eolvaa to cure Eczema. T hes I rmoh only the ft surface, while the df ^ fk; Come9 ’ om S.S.S. it. Blood is the only cure and will reueb the most obstinate case. It i« far ahead of all similar remedies, because ft cures S. eases S. which purely are beyond their reach. only S. Wood is vegetable, and is the pot¬ remedy ash, guaranteed other to mineral. contain do mercury or Specific Books mailed free by Swift Company, Atlanta, Georgia.. Leave to Sell. O TATE OF GEORGIA, Taliaferro Coun To all whom it may concern: Rachel Kent, administratrix of John J. Kent, de¬ ceased, lias in due form sell applied hundred to the under* igned for leave of to land one more or less and ninety-two acres of said deceased, belonging to the estate situated in the (SOlst District G, M. in said eounty, knd 1 will pass upon said applica¬ tion on the first Monday in September 1898. GEO. II. MITCHELL, Ordinary. Thi* August 9th 1898. BALTIMORE MUSICAL And Educational Home School, For GIRLS AND YOUNG LADIES. Cor. Lafavette Ave. and Charles St. Baltimore, Md. Barthold Mayer, Prim Catalogue turnished upon Vocal application. Specialties — Piano, Culture, Stringed Instruments, Languages, Elo¬ cution, with Literature, Art and Eng¬ lish Branches. Number of boarding pupil* limited. Vneceptional home onifort*. Opens Sept. 8th, 1898. ~7T~t PROF. P,M. WHITMAN, 209 7th St,, Augusta, Ga., GIVES FREE EVt TfcSTS for all defects of sight, grind* tho proper glasses and XVAIi KANTS them. Lenses cut into yo«r fr*iae while you wart. FREE OF CHARGE t bmOimm tslk if ot you etas«s ne«d COMPLETE < 'oUon.Suw.Oriet, Oil oud rpritlljwT MILL OUTFITS. Gin, Cano Mill and Skingle Outfits. Castings. R*llrcwd, Mill. Mw:tilnl»l*’»nd Factory *uppU««. B.tttji*, Pavklut. liiJ»oKjrs, Pipe r tilings. Saws, rtlva, Otle^*, Ktc. Cu*t rnery day; mark ISO kaiicfa. LOMBARD IRON W0RKS5SUPPLY CO., AUGUSTA, QA. GIN« BRISTLE TWINE, BABBIT, &c,, POK AST MAK8 OF U1X. ENGINES, BOILERS AND PRESSES KimBsTsKIC - tn<i Kapaire for «*m«. Shafting. Pulleys, AUOUSTA, QA. msM ^ fh rrs vhis pate.-.-t obtaineh. flSSSut 50 YEARS’ EXPERIENCE ,c ?J2 A t rade Marks ‘ryTTv^ Designs Copyrights Ac. Av.yoo® sssdtrar a sXMol! and deseriptien may qn!«k!v ». ttsnain on- opimen frea wdethu xd ir>v«sti<ra i, prohably pairr.iabla. (>a!ninr::e» ttona «rl«: '• euea ter.U^. UandbooS xc Paiants »<*t frv-y. - dost aaeccT tfcronih for »#«irica p-iOH: - ■ pmtemta token liuat, \ to. roouie? tprstal notiar. wlihoat. chant*, in tho Scientific American A har.dsorcaly i’.Sostraied w#«Ely. I^rccw. cvtaoion of any K*«nttSc jonmat. T err#*. *3 a Tawr; f ur months. Si. Soldbysli icewsSeaisrs. NS Co. 36,Br « , “>N8wYor ’i c:\ offloe. as F su WMhtacukii. r. a Ore Minute Cough Cure, cures. That is what it was made for. Afc? jr a JAMES B. WALKER, 7/ARREN WALKER, Walker and Walker. COTTON FACTORS, The most complete and modern Standard ; Fire-Proof Warehouse in Georgia. , Liberal Cash Advances made on consignments. Strict Persona., Ac tention given to all business. Office and Warehouse S27 to 837 Reynolds St. .A.TTCa-TJST?^ GhA~ Ship Your Cotton to * M. O’DOWD’S SONS & CO *9 Cotton Factors, I Cor. Reynolds and 9 th Sts., Augusta, Ga. I Thev Give Personal and Undivided Attention to Weighing and Selling of Cotton. Liberal Cash Advances Made on Consignments. . . . STEWART PIIINIZY. JAMES TOBIN. PH 1 WIZY i CO. COTTON FACTORS' -A-txgxxsta, 5 I - H * Georgia,. Spears# H Pilcher SPEARS, Successor to J Cotton i Factors *and* Commission i Merchants. Warehouse and Saleroom: IOI &. 103 McIntosh (7th) St., Cor.Reynolds, AUGUSTA, GA. Will continue the business in its various branches. Advances of Bagging, Ties and Family Supplies at lowest market prices. Liberal Cash Advances made on C otton or other Produce in Store. Consignments of all Field and FarmJPvoduee Solicited. Ample facilities and long experience will guarantee satisfaction. PERSONAL ATTENTION GIVEN TO SELLING, . AND STORING ALL CONSIGNMENTS. CHARGES FOR SELLING AND STORING, VERY REASONABLE. CIIAS. F. BAKER. JERRYT. SMITH. BAKER & SMITH, XJQttoh Factors; IFireproof "W arelio-u.se, COR. REYNOLDS AND CAMPBELL STS., AUGUSTA, GA. 8Wi»UoDSgnments c‘f Cotton Solicited. Personal Attention Given AU Business. MALSBY & CO. 39 S. Broad » and 32 and 34 S- Forsyth Sts, ATLANTA, GA i Genera! Agents for Erie City Iron Works. 1 r* > The Gei*er M’fg. Co. ft The New Birdsall Co., ©JgEfifimL 0r Hunger Improved Sys- kMlSi s' tem Hoe of Ginning Cotton. 1 Href' Ii. & Co., 1 Henry Disston & Sons, * sfS 1 Sanies Ohlen & Son*. ■% wS'-MStefa® Gardner Governor Co., Pembertbv Injector Co. 1 Grist gr.i.fsxss Mills, Saws. Pump?, ifWp \ ■ ' v; • Injectors, Grate Burs, .v< ^csst.-.-nr Steam and Pipe Fittings Prompt Attention Given Orders and inquiries. ©^..Catalogue FREE by mentioning this paper. SHIP YOUR COTTON TO ) MOSS & BRAMLITT, 5 General Commission Merchants, ; 817 Reynolds St, AUGUSTA, GA. FIVE DOORS BELOW COTTON EXCHANGE. . WE MAKE LIBERAL CASH ADVANCES UPON COTTON HELD ON STORAGE AT REASONABLE RATES. Person Attention Given to Weight and Selling Begging and Tie# fUrutsLed Our Customers at Factory Price? ■ TRY US AND A OU WILL SHIP AGAIN. When Yoii Need Lumber, JLit r plWff ■'Hr ;. is, Lim P S ng! Mo tidings Doors, Sasl. 1 IlflS, Hair. Svwt r Pipe far vour well or d ic<. Jar or '-r-» - Syrup, etc., Bolts, Hinges, and Screws for Your Doors or Biihds ♦ Avails, Lorks, C*oHt or ITt Ho°a »4» kels “*• j net d, in a COMPLETE HOUSE, Confer Washington Manufacturing Co., WASHINGTON. GEGUGIA. , t . will give yen right prices every time you cal! on them
