The Advocate-Democrat. (Crawfordville, Ga.) 1893-current, September 23, 1898, Image 2

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Newspaper Page TextTHE ADVOCATE-DEMCCRAT. #B*U8HSD SVERY Friday morniwg ** CLEM. G. MOORE. Official 0;6aD TulMfilTO 0 . - CRAWFOKDVILLE.SEPT.23, 1808. -- —: A (•o-AheftdTtift'fl. During a short trip to Wash¬ ington this week, we called at the places of business of several of that city 's enterprising firms. Washington is cue of the most thrifty little cities in this part of the state. At the Washington Mfg. Co’s. extensive works we found machinery and men busy mak¬ ing eyorythiug from small tables to cotton presses. Really any one can get almost a complete house ready for putting together, at this shop, made to order. All their work is good. Messrs. Barnwell & Vickers have a. largo stock of harness, buggies, wagons and musical in¬ strument:, and arc selling them cheap, consequently they wore busy. Mr. W. T. Johnson's store was too full ol customers and drum* mors for Mr. J. to talk to his friends. Besides selling goods cheap lie is having built one of f 1 10 lines* hotels in this part of I lie state. Dr. CL W. Shackelford has fitted up the nioesidentai parlors in this xeiion, and he is doing an extensive practice. Washington is putting in water worlcs ami oilier improvements, iplie is m»t standing back on so called hard times but is pushing ahead. Mr. Fleming Nominated. Hon. Wm. II. Fleming was dominated in the 10th District Congressional Convention at Au¬ gusta on the 15th inst. All the counties in the district were rep¬ resented and an eutliusiastid meeting was hold. Mr. Fleming bus returned from North Carolina midis rapidly regaining his health. Ho will carry a good vote in every couuty in the loth. , The North Georgia Conference will convene in Augusta Novem¬ ber 23rd, Miss Winnie Davis, “the daughter 6f the Confederacy” died Sunday last at Nai'ragati sott Pier U. T. Hcfi death will be, a shock to t he many Veterans who saw her in Atlanta tit the late Reunion. The Donioctals of the 8th Ala bamaCongressional district have nominated Cen. Joe Whoeletfor tluiir loader. Ho has won fame for the United States, fame for the South as well as fame for himself in the Spanish American war. Great is “Joo” Wheeler. If you want purplo IleiiTiet 'a go to C. Bergstrom. It is a shame that the United States does not furnish a dinner bell for the ringing up of the soldiers to their meals, at Fort McUborson. Atlanta A negro man beats on a piece of railroad iron, swinging up on ihe porch, using something live a hea sy lire-poker, and that is what Uncle Sam s soldiers are called to their meals with. J ee3hlnq Children At* gtnnrrlh ?cr v. b cpsot, 5*»c!k ot ortfef- ds o*t rest *«0 *t ai*kt. Ib* v*rv S**t rtmnfy for cbH<f<a* nbOe teetbing tr PITTS’ CARMIPiATiVL ft car** DbirkoM, r*gal*tea tb* tuasrt Bed twe* MIs*4 CoOc. Mf:tu tb* nra OoF *r« lAlactuM. V -el-re Morbe*. (,:!(»• ir*. mi act* it I* *o*4 fvr «*«!:.*. see, _*J I* • (aecffir f*e *e**iUim e*r*of pr*t**mry. S#!d by ell Drug^iats, 25 and 50c. ale *• ALLIANCE STORE A Safe Investment. A mooting has been called for the stockholders of the Bank of Crawfordvilie to meet Thursday next for an important meeting, j All the Stock was taken at a meeting, but Mr. jno. F. Holden has a few shares that after he ib willing the Bank to dispose gets- in Of, good aE ^j working order UO Stock will be j for sale. The banks in the adjoin! ug coun- j ties are doing such a thriving business that stock in them not be bought. Thus it is seen ; that the investments in connty banks a™ *kmL All who want to get in . on the ground lioor” should come up promptly at the meeting called for next week. We two informed that Mr. J. C. Jernegan is in the race in Warren for the legislature as the peoples candidate. That makes a three cornered fight in War roll. TEMPERANCE DEPARTMENT ! « , BY W. C. T. U. j ! Wilkes county is redeemed Ood the good from work the j j rum traffic. Thank continues. How long 0 I 1 Lord shall our county be a dark spot on the moral map of our state? Sow to the wind; reap the whirlwind Keep soloons and reap drunkards. ******* “As a man sows sd shall he reap.” Stand for political purity, reap good government. •For them that honor me, I will honor.” Honor God by refusing to vote for men who stand for *ialoons. ******* The rising generation is the hope of our country in temperance, religion and reform in the political world. We hope ere long our women will so instruct the coming youth, that all will be elevated morally and spiritually. This is the sphere in which they can accomplish more than in the political arena. Teach our boys to stand for right and ever main¬ tain their self respect. Teaching them not to follow the multitude to do evil. ******* “For more than a year there were grave apprehension of coming strife, dissension and discord, as it was generally under¬ stood that woman’* suffrage was to be discussed, a subject iwhich has for* yea vs caused intense antagonism of views. This agitation has caused a great falling off in onr ranks, and general indifference and want of interest in the work. But the vast majority of the Unions, which have borne the heat and burden of 16 years persistent toil, met faithfully the issue and have declared to the world by their united action that the Woman s Christain Temperance Union of Georgia will not adopt the franchise department of the national tu their work.” ******* “The next convention is to be held in Augusta, between Oct. i and I 5 , 1899 . Let all our Unions go to work, and we urge that there be a strict account given each mouth by superintendents of the departments, and that these report* be preserved by the secretaries so that an annual report can easily bo obi aided for the next convention.”—Mrs. Wilson; * • • * • * • tleotliaphy Primary Question*. How many counties in the state of Georgia? How many dry counties in this state? How maty wet counties in this state? Hoff doe. onr county differ from all its neighbors in regard to the traffic?. What ere the people going to dd about the whiskey traffic? What are our city fathers going to do with this question? What do they do with the people that get drunk in Crawfordvilie? ******* The desolate home of the young man who killed a bar keeper in Caliafomia last week while under the inllnence of w hiska-y is another strong call to ehrist’au people to suppress Ihe whiskey traffic. The anguish of the poor boy when he realized what he had done is enough to melt any heart susceptible of feeling, He committed murder under the influence of liquor- did that w hich lus soul abhor¬ red. Oh people! do not such scenes stir you up to rebellion . against the awful traffic. Oh you thank God that it is not your bov. He is somehod's boy and to dav hearts are wrung by anguish speakable, uuuterable. But voter can you wash your cencv of blood shed by liquor. it w , re your boy, father, think you vote to uphold tht liquor cause. Mothers, what if he weft your loved -ne. say that you could not stand it. work to put the murderous agejit out the reach of that boy. God help us our work and save our boys from saloons. ,* ~-<£M5S 0 ^«*rpr».X A. -,f LYNEVILLE We are glad to see li¬ l Asbury -till improving. 5 Guess what Lyueviue mu likes to visit over in Wilkes We enjoyed a nice ba . at Mr* J. w. Posses last Thursda; Cotton is opening up G st since «« weather has opened of b 9 ask!ts a «oLnd' e chance & h wUhb ville. Mr. Hugh Ev^us, of 1 ;boro, is visiting Jlr. Jesse Asbur aily at this writin S Mr T J- a,1 ‘ ly visited - - . Saturday Sunday. < >Irs -p, j. Johnson t ».T. M. Lunceford visited Mrs. J, nceford’x family this' week. I £ v isitor at »much to their happiness. through A great many are savii this section. They never any fod der to am Unt to anything OA8TOI 1 . Boon the Ib* Kind Y# w« Sought ftgoatore * u it We believe if the piflhib :s of this couuty would call a uiorti id agree on some good man tljey w« lect him in spite of the wet side, if vould go to work right. We heard 1 who i 9 a member of the church say 'oug ago that he did not believe Qod uything to do with prohibition. Jus h men we want to beat, because we •e God’s hand is in every good work, how any man, who is raising boys c advocate the barrooms is a strange thi to us—a member of the church -t tha‘ Beauty Is Blood De p. Clean blood means a clean . akin. No beauty without it. Cascarets, Cafily Cathar¬ by tic clean your blood and and keep ,» clean, all im¬ -.tirring up the lazy liver ar‘ ng purities from the body. Begin o-day to banish pimples, boils, complex:') blotches, by .ekheads, taking and that sickly bilious Cascarets,—beauty for tenet,.:* All 50c. drug¬ gists, satisfaction guaranteed, it *5c, Valuable to VVom« Especially valuable to women frowns' Iron Hitters. Backache v&nuhee ’it-iwlache disappears, .strength take* the place of weakness, and the glow of health readily comes to the pallid cheek when this won¬ derful remedy is taken. For sickly < Jiilurcn or overworked men it has no equal. No home should be without this famous all .remedy. Browns’ Iron Bitters is sold by dealers. Citation. p EORGIA, TALIAFERRO COUNTY. To whom it may concern: W. C*Rhodes having in proper form applied to me for permanent letter* of ad¬ ministration on tho estate of Gla’-mce C. Rhodes late of said county, this i> > cite all and singular the creditor* and t of kin of Clarence G. Rhode* to be i ap¬ pear at my office within the time 'owed hv law, and show cat' why permanent vV aiinpV, (3. Rhodes «ce 0. be granted Rhodes’ to estate. Witness my hand ami official signature, this 6 th day of Sept.. 1KU8. GEO. H. MITCHELL, Ordinary. Hair Dressing. I will yisit your homos and do hair.cutting and shompooing for the ladies aud child¬ ren; also sharpen razors. Shop at Ml P.G Lucas' store. Give me a call. JOHN W. WILLIAMS, Barber, Crawfordvilie, Ga. Office Moved. I have moved my Law Office up stairs over M. F. Griffith’s store. WM. N. MALTBIE, Attorney at Law, Crawfordvilie, Ga. "JSfg.nSP MONTHLY SUFFERING. ^Ufionsands troubled vals Inohthly back, hips in shoulders,sides But not women the suffer. with they aud breasts, head, limbs. inter¬ pain* need are of at 4 These paise are symptoms of dangerous derangements that can be corrected. The men¬ strual function should operate painlessly. makes menstruation painless, the deli¬ and regular. It puts cate menstrual organs in condi¬ tion to do their work, properly. And that stops all this pain. Why will any woman suffer month after month when Wine of Caniui will relieve her? It costs |i.oo at the drug storei Why don’t you get a bottl* to-day? For advice, in cases address, requiring giv¬ special directions, ing symptoms, “The Ladies’ Advisory Department,’* The Chattanooga Medicine Co., Chattanooga, Tenn. Mr*. R0IOI* LEWIS. of Oenarilt*. T»**S, smi «*) w»j troubled at monttii, Interval* with terrlbfe pain* in my bead and back, but hate been entlrelj retlerdd bjr Wlee el Cardui." Catarrh is ! Not Incurable But it can not be eored by sprays, washes and inhaling mHttu___ ires which reach only the surface. The disease is j In the blood, and can only be reached j through the blood. S. 8 . a. Is the only 1 3SJL £ e SafS" neotly and forever rids the system of every trace of the vile complaint. Kiss Joels Owen, of Montpelier, Otlo, writes: “I was *< I Aided from infancy ( with Cntarrfe. and an 1 one oan know the suffering it produces belter than I. The sprays and washes A prescribed by tiw doc gf Et* tors relieved ant and only c ^ temporarily, ■' though I used them constantly for teh years, the disease had a firmer hold than ever. I tried a number of blood remedies, but their mineral Ingredients settled in my boo?; and gave cue rheumatism. 1 was in a lamentable condition, and after ex¬ hausting ail treatment, was declared incurable. Seeing S. S. 3. advertised as a cure for blood diseases. I decided to try it. As soon ae my system was under the effect of the medicine, I began to improve, and after taking it for taro moDth* I was cured completely, the dreadful disease was eradicated from my sys¬ tem. and 1 have had no return of R.” Many have been taking local treat¬ ment for years, and flna themaoive* worse now than ever. A trial of S.S.SS, Blood will prove it to be the right the remedy for Catarrh. It will cure most ob¬ stinate case. • Books mailed free to any address by Swift Specific Co., Atlanta, Ga. Builders of— Crawfordvilie And vicinity, will consult their interest by writing to Standard Manufacturing Co., AUGUSTA, GA., For Prices on SASH, DOORS, BLINDS, SHINGLES, LUM¬ BER, LATH or anything in YELLOW PINE. SATISFACTION GUARANTEED Daniel Springs, W E- 0NEAL, Lasee, Postoffice — Penn’s, Ga. v»s -f alth Resort in the South. • tiixa a i .» Hotel vfcWrsvason :<b!o : ____ Covcnient by Hack or private cenvy ances from Crswfordville or L nion Point. Daily mail at the Springs-— Penn’s, Ga. S£ PROF. P,M. WHITMAN, 209 -7th 5t., Augusta, Ga., HIVES FREE EYE TESTS for all defect* of sight, grind* tli« proper glasses aud WAR¬ RANTS tliera. j Lenses cut into yoar frame while you wart. FREE OF CHARGE. COMPLETE OUTFITS. Oil and Fertiliser MILL ; Clin, Press, CaUe Mill a»d Shingle Outfit*. : Bulldlngi Bridge. Castings. Factory. Furnace and Railroad ■ Railroad. Mill, Machinist*’and Faotorv Snppllee. BelUug. racking. Injectors, Pipe FIMtiia*, Saw s, Files, Oilers, Etc. : Cu rCast every day; work ISO hand*. 1 LOMBSRD IRON IORKSSSUPFLY CO., AUQUSTA. QA. BALTIMORE MUSICAL And Educational Home School, For— L GIRLS AND YOUNG LADIES. Cor. Lafayette Ave. and Charles St. Baltimore. Md. Barthold Meyer, Prin. Catalogue furnished upon application. Specialties Instruments, — Piano, Vocal Languages, Culture, Elo¬ Stringed cution, with Literature, Art and Eng¬ lish Branches. Number of boarding pupils limited. Uneceptional homo on,for ts. Opens Sept. 8 th, 1893. Aministratrix Sale. I O TATE OF GEORGIA, TALIAFEIL ^RO COUNTY: In pursuance to an or der of the Court of Ordinary of Taliafer ro County, Georgia, granted at the Sep i tember term, 1898, of said Court, will be | sold at public outcry on the first Tuesday ! in October next 1898, at the court house ) in the town of Crawfordyille in said coun tv. within the legal hours of sale, the fdi ; lowing property, to*wit: All that tract or parcel of land, situated in thefiolst District. 'Georgia Militia. In said connty, bounded as follows: On the North by lands of O. I P. Bonner, lands of I. T. Harrison and land of S. M. Whitney.on the East by lauds cf . tY. D. Hall, Ogletree and lands of the estate of Anna deceased, on the South by j dower tract of Rachel Kent and lands of i mid Hall estate, on the Best _y lands of j G. G. Hixon and lands of Romallus Col fins, (col.,) containing one hundred and ! ninety two (192) acres more or less. Sold | as the property of John J. Kent, late of 1 said coun tv, deceased. Term* cash. rill* 9th day o* September,. RACHEL 18 KENT, ^ 8 . , ! Administratrix of the estate of John J Kent, deceased YOY ARE INVITED TO VISIT THE __ ^ Dental Rooms T/'"-i “j ”1 • -*«-«* L J -I J LbX-LV^LJ- -* "1 L..a. O’ p^ . — > - __ of the Modem Dental Apartments in the State. (( 7 offices in 17 Towns in Georgia.) We believe that progressive Washington and vicinity, with its keen business is thoroughly apace with the times and recognizes the superiority o, pro¬ merit. fittest becoming more In the era of almost vital competition the survival of the is more pronounced, especially along professional lines, this is noticeably so ir. To be successful requires constant study and application, io-daj dentist who succeeds must liaye the latest ideas, the most cheerful surroundings, lionest, intelligent and kind, and use every possible effort to mitigate the suffering liis patients. This is our constant aim. deceived . by We fully realize that the time has passed when the public will be sounding phrazesann promises that are impossible of fullflllment. So we claim that we are unable to do, and are not competing with cheap John dentists. Wc want to call your attention to a few facts m regard to our business in tics First—By use of our Catapliorcsis we can drill out the cavities of teeth and even out the nerve without the slightest pain to the patient. the painless extrac¬ fcjxcond—That we alone manufacture and use Aroppene for of teeth. children, Third—That it is perfectly harmless, and can be placed on the gums of peoele, adults, delicate or strong, with equal impunity. contour and Fourth—That our artificial teeth arc true to nature, restoring lost Fifth—That in placing of gold, and porcelain crowns, and gold crown and bridge work, we have paid special attention to this new line of work, and are using only the latest methods and appliances. Gold, Platinum, Amalgum, Silver, Gutterpercha Sixth—That we fill teeth with We Cement, artistically and well and guarantee them to be satisfactory and to last, take this method of letting the people know we are here to stay, and vvill Tor a short give SPECIAL LOW PRICES, and invite tli« most critical examination of our - and work. Call and have your teeth examined by a competent dentist. No | PRICES. Amalgam, Silver or Cement Fillings, according to siZe__ 50 cts. to 8 >I.oo Gold Fillings, according to size______________________________ 81.00 up Treatment and Root Fillings------------------------------ 1 5° Cleaning Teeth______________________________________________ i-oo Best Set of Teeth, either Upper or Lower Set.................. 8 .O 0 A Good Set of Teeth for-----_---------------------------------7-°° A Partial Set........................................S 3.00 to 6.00 Solid 24 K Gold Crowns......-------------------------------- 6.00 Porcelain or Logan Crowns_______________..................3-5^ Teeth Extracted Positively Without Pain____ •5° Teeth Extracted Old Way.................. 25 Office, second floor, Rooms 1 and 2 King Building, Wash¬ ington, Georgia. Dll. G. W. SHACKELFORD, Manager. JAMES 13. .WALKER, WARREN WALKER, Walker and Walker. COTTON FACTORS, The most complete and modem Standard Fire-Proof Warehouse in Georgia. Liberal Cash Advances made on consignments. Strict Personal At¬ tention given to all business. Office and Warehouse 827 to 837 Reynolds St. -ATTG-TTST^, O-JL. 1 STEWART PHINIZY. JAMES TOBIN PHINIZY § CO. COTTON FACTORS _A.-U.g-U.StEL i t a a G-eorgist. Spears # Pilcher* Suceessor to d- H- SPEARS, Cotton i Factors - and- Commission ? Merchants, Warehouse tlnd Saleroom: IOI & I 03 McIntosh (7th) St., Cor.Rhynolds, AUGUSTA, GA. Will continue the business in its various branches. Advances of Lagging. Tics and Family Supplies at lowest market prices. Liberal Cash Advances made on Cotton or othur Produce in Store. Consignments of all Field and FarmjProducc 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. CHAS. F. BARER. JERHYT. SMITH. BAKER & SMITH, Cotton Factors J Fireproof W arehonse, COR. REYNOLDS AND CAMPBELL STS., AUGUSTA, GA. 6 t 3 i„Consguinents of Cotton Solicited, Personal Attention Given AH Business. MALSBY & CO., _ dTOSQ , , an d 32 and 34 5 Forsyth Sts, ATLANTA, GA. j Gensrai Agents ^ f .or | Erie City lion Works, sd*-*-*, The Geiser M fg. Co. The New Birdwll Co., _gg> j hunger Improved Sy»- .™ Sj ® ; iem of Ginning Cotton. r’S’.'fs , W,Kf, R. Hoe & Co., it j ' Henry Disston & Sons. ’ ^ ’L P%^* jtarnes Ohlen «St Sons. • , r Gardner Governor Co., ' * Pemberthy *-- Injector Co p * A; complete ^ 1 • Carrying Engine*. a Boilers An’ line of '-A'Y-r.' ' j Saw Mills. M UI 5?aws. s. Separators, • S'".. ^ Grist Pumps- I^ , 1 Injectors. Grate Bars. Nr- ; — 1 tjt.z ;W w Steam a»d Pipe Fitting*. - ? ' Given Orders , and , T prompt ' Atxeiitioii * inquiries. [ fj«^"a.alo£ue FREE by mentioning this pa-':er.