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About The Advocate-Democrat. (Crawfordville, Ga.) 1893-current | View Entire Issue (Oct. 14, 1898)
THE ADVOCATi-DEMOCRA c- % I 0 8100 Per Year. VOL, XXIII. TMs is C. Bergstrom’s Column. Please Ex¬ mine it and Come and Buy of Him. Dry Goods Department. Dress Goods in assorted colors. Calicoes in assorted patterns, Cambric jn assorted patterns. Bleaching, good assortment, Bed-spreads at at lowest prices. Flannels in great variety. Large slock of Plaids, Sheet¬ ing and shirting. Large stock of Spool cotton and ball thread. Canton flannel in different shades and colors. Notions and Fancy Goods. Large assortment of dress Shirts, Hustlers, Undershirts, s it s pe n d e r s, Handkerchiefs,Neck-wear and Gloves. A good assortment Ladies' Hose and Children’s Hose. Men’s half Hose all i u great variety. CletMng. Great assortment of Jeans and Jeans Tants, Boy’s Coats, Pants and Vests Come at once and buy ol me. Glassware and lamps. Largo Hall and Parlor Lamps, Chandelier globes, and Lamp globes, Lanterns and lantern globes, extra shades, burners and wicks, common hand lamps, Looking glasses and glass Dippers. Crockery, Foreign & Domestic. China Plates, large stock Oi mus sane" Tf English, ’ siet.k Pm-pplftin Disho. CUDS anu X:r, iorge stock ot Bowls and Pitchers, Drags and Hedcines. Wizzard, British and sweet Oils. Castor and Kerosene Oils, Glass glue and Putty. Stoves anil Tinware. Galvanized VV ell Buckets for bored wells, large and small Tubs, Bread Trays, half bushel and peck measures, Gallon and half-gallon Oil cans, Pots and Kettles, and stove pipes. Trunks, Leather Goods, Etc. Sole and leather, Harness, Bridles Saddles, Etc., Valises, Leather and Bark Collars. Honse-furaisliing Goods, Mattresses, cotton and straw, steel Springs, folding and straight, Round Tables, Swings, Hobby-horses, Wag¬ ons, Etc. for children. Needles & Sewiag Machine Supplies, such as Gold Eye, Silver ¥ e and sewing machine Needles for / #the different makes of sewing ma cnines. Groceries. Sugar, Coffee, Rice, Flour, Lard, Roasted Coffee, Axle-grease, Soaps, of every sort, Turnip seed, Onion sets, Candles, Crackers, Candies, Pickles, Vinegar, Segars, Chewing and smoking Tobacco. Hardware and Cutlery. Axes, Hoes, Nails. Horse and Mule Shoes, shoe Hammers, Scissors, shears and hair Trimmers, Knives and Forks- spoons, Pocket Knives and Gun T ubes. CHAS. BERGSTROM, . ” CRAWFORDVILLE, GA. CRAWFORDVILLE. GA.. FRI1 A Y r , OCTOBER 14.1898. SHARON ITEMIZED. Whs 4 ; the People ot thgt Thriving Town Are Doing. t C. L. 15AGBT. Sore eyes arc racing in the county now. No money in the county treasury last weak. Preaching at Jennings next Saturday and Sunday. Miss Ross, of Macon, is still the guest of Sharon people. Mr. G. R. Gregory has boen sick with chills and fever. Wears sorry to hear of Judge Ham mack’s ill health. Malarion is devoid of bitter til?* . Cures Chills and Fever: acts on the liver and regulates the system generally. All Druggists. There was straight out havd work done last week electioneering. Politics is at a low ebb now and a heap of people have sad faces, Mrs. Elizabeth Elliott is yisiting her grand children at; Union Point. The Masonic fraternity held a meeting with Sharon lodge on tho ?th instant. Malarion With Malarion Tablets Guaranteed Cure for Chills, Fever and Ague, or money refunded. 00 cents. All Druggists. There is a disease prevailing among tlm j cattle in this section and a great many are ' " dying out. Our people shomd settle down to work now uud gather their crops and stop talk ing politics. Mr. A. T. Gilbert’s hone-felon has got I well and he can attend to his business alright ... again. Representative.elect W. R. Reid and Dr. Deadwyler were the guests of Sharon last Friday evening. Old uncle Warren Baker is quite low and may ncyer recover, lie has been a faithful servant. Educate Your ISowols With CaaourelR. 10c, Candy Cathartic, euro constipation foreran 26c. If C. C. C. fail, druggist* refund money. The Alliance Store don’t speak idle words when they advertise. They mean business altogether. Our green meat market is much better now days. Competition will stir up most any kind of business. We met up with onr old friend V. E. McGregor last spent some of f •' kb Cure Constipation Take Cascaretg Candy C&tharti(v«ver. If C. C. C. fail to Cura, druggists refuna money Ye scribes family were on the sick list last week but as the election is over we hope we will all get well again,. Mr. L. S. Jackson is selling Georgia rice of liis own raising. We can raise anything in Taliaferro that we need. We guess the barbecues and big dinners will stop now and a heap of people’s tongues will take a rest for two years. No-Xo-liac lor Fifty Cents. Guaranteed tobacco habit cure, inalcos weak men strong, blood pure. 50c, $1. All druggists. Mrs. Kate Dozier and children, of Hill¬ man, were visiting her brothers, AVili and Bose Jackson, in Jonesboro last Friday. Mr. Fank Gilbert, of Gn. artillery re¬ turned to his command last Friday. Ills many friends regretted to see him leavo. Airs, Judge Triplett is very much worse again with dropsy and lt is thought she will not last long without a great change. Sharon Democrats weie in a great glee on Thursday of last week over the election but Sharon hag always been Democratic. Jim Pitman, ati old colored man, drop ped dead last Friday at Judge Pitman’s home, He had been a faithful old darkey. The Sharon Benevolent Society, (color¬ ed) celebrated their anniversary at the Methodist church. They had a regular Jubilee all day long. They were dressed in all celors. A good set of county officers go out this year, take them as a body and it is to be hoped that their successors will be up to the standard. Some of them we cun count on to fill the bill. Our emigrants ars crowding up Emanuel, the glory land, and going into Bullock, a better, happier land and we guess when they pass through Bullock they will be in heaven at la»U Messrs, R. T. Kendrick, J. J. Moore, J. L Turner, AV. L. Jackson and J. E. ’»* O** 1 * at Shiloh church Greene county, as dele gates from Raytown and Salem churches, AVhen vou call for DeWitt’s ; ut0 accepting a substitute, for piles, for A Deadwyler, Craw ford villa Dr. Lawrence Brown, Sharon. Ke notice a exeat many attended th* election last week and stayed all day and their crops needed their attention and still j a j U ’ t making anything and cry out ^ard times and don’t gather what they do make. Jehirta Spit ici Smoke Tow life Array. T j C'itt tcLaeco easily and forever, te reag relic. lull of fife, nerve acd vigor, take No-Tc* Jise. the wr,:. ter-worker, that make* weak men strong. All druggisa, SOcorll. Cureg-artn , free. Addrs** ' teei Bookiet and sampie Stirling Kesnocy Co., Ciileage or Nt'' York. . THE PEOPLE.** “IN THE INTEREST OF Ai HIMME8 I CATARRH ' Catarrh cf tk<s bowels, be cans# it is mat/ prevalent in tin summer an/tj, is suited summtr catarrh. : | P Itsurprises many that By botvel trouble Is catar¬ rhal. Dr. Hartman's books make this plain. VmIT?#/* Write to the Po-ru-na Medicine Co., Columbus, O., for them. They toll all about catarrh and how Pe-ru-na cures It wherever located. *T hadehroniadiarrhaea for fifteen years,” writes Prairie, Mr. T. E. Tex. Stiller, Grand “ I triod m doctors many medicines Lu vain. At and Past $!* v«> Pe-ru-na woe recoin- V.-.SV mended, and It relieved and cured me at oaoe. ” '\.g Mr. John Hartiag, QM Main St.. Cincinnati, 0.. Writes! ‘My wife and i | myself took your IV i I j, ru-ntt for chronic diar¬ v rhoea. and it cured ut. ■« No doctor or medicine Cjljf\ _ Wars* yrijjx ns.” we tried before helped Mr. Edward Wormook, Ledbottor, Tex., writes: bowel ft " Pe-ru-na for troubles is unequalled porienoe. j, y anything I in owe my my ex- tfflk MjA “ fe to Pe - ru ‘ na ’ ana M , m6nd lt to those suffer- ll Ingas I was.” .. Mr. John Edgartoa, W20 Third Ave., Altoona, Pa., say* “I suffered from dysentery for three years I took Pe ru-aa and am now well. Ask any druggist for a free Pe-ru-na Almanac for the year 1899. lyalter Pittman started off his restau¬ rant on Saturday last but it took some¬ time to get the steam up but from the fuss they kept it was red hot when it did start. We see uo use in such loud talking about any place of business. Truth wears well. People have learned that DeWitt’* Little Early Risers are re¬ liable little pills for regulating the bowels, curing constipation and sick headache. They don’t'gripe. Deadwyler, Andrews A Crawfordville, Dr. Lawrence Brown. Shurori# : n There is {have business.” uroui.(no»t of unless you ] people that lay around town our coloreiYuble 4ss. because they have no legaTtP tr Sometimes you find the streets lined with loafers and idlers. The Southern Medicine men have been dumping out their drugs to the colored people in this county on credit, taking mortgages on their plunder for same. It turned out that the medicine stuff was no good and the darkies are refusing to pay for it. You invite disappointment when you experiment. DeWitt’s Little Ex' ly Kisers are pleasant, r asy, thorough and little pill*. They cure constipation sick headache just as sure as you take them. Andrews & Deadwyler, Crawfordvilic, Dr. Lawrence Brown Sharon. AVe had the pleasure of seeing Mr. Paul Lucas last week in his new place of busi¬ ness, the new brick store, and he seemed as happy as you please and ho wants the people of Sharon when in Crawfordville to call on him and see what bargains he can give them. Fortune’s road is paved with economy. Economize therefore by purchasing your groceries, meats, dry goods, notions and shoe* from Crawfordvilic Alliance store— Numsen’s Old Orchard Vinegar always on hand. AVarranted pure and guaranteed absolutely for pickling. Mr. Paul Cary is attending school at Sharon High School. A\ r e think this is a good idea in Paul as he may b» a cripple the balance of life and will not be able to do any hard work and with a good educa¬ tion he can attend to other business that will be belter for him. I)r. L. It. Brown leaves Sharon to lo¬ cate in Atlanta in the near future, where he will make his future home. We hate to see Dr. Brown leave our town. He is one of our good citizens. There will be a good opening for some good drug store man when lie leaves. For broken surfaces, sores, insect bites, burn*, skin disease* and especially 3“« pile* KS Slit" ^7o’u counterfeits De \v'iu’« don’t accept or frauds. You will not be disappointed with DeWitt’s AVitcii Haze! Salve. Andrews & Deadwyler Crawfordville, Dr. Lawrence Brown, Sharon. AVe think our county Commissoiners, if they take one person off of the county beeausa they draw a pension from the state, they should take all off that are drawing pension*. The county should be fi y /from them all. AA hat B sauce for tke goose is sauce for the gander. There is a colored eating house opened up in our town on Convent street and we understand IT, at good order is not kept there and very late hours are kept. Ail this is annoying to all good citizens and our town council should see that these dives should keep order and open at the proper Lours. — :pa Henry Flvnt and Sidney Gheof the Second, Ga. Regt. arrived Fyt. irrl last week. Their many friends in Sir]ad to evei see them. Fouche lias wore; ,ince lie came hack but Pup bi.eiij^ fat as a pig and full of his fun Flyn, They will return to their com¬ maim as ey|j jb 0 Mo k month, cough tickling in the m or A le - c * to One Minute Cough Cure, tlrrderys ieffect, touches the right spot, I If id fie himjust what is wanted. It acts rebuee. at \.vidr ,i ; .V' Deadwyler, Ornwfordville j lAAreue Brown.Sharon. Dr. ivt,crs don’t fail to haul in cotton Ou crop is still in the held. The and t s a bountiful one. Everybody hay < :rop than they can gather or got r V and then going to move to the will tud leave behind about one glor; f.y e already made. We have half a fanner hern but what made nerci le gathered. more In twenty million free samples Me. Vs Witch llazel Salve have neen of Do ,ed by the manufacturers. What distril hoot of their confidence in it’s better > you wont? It cures piles, burns, merits sores, in the shortest space of scalds, ' time; Andijrence w* & Deadwyler Crawfordvillo, Brown, Sharon. Dr. La uuty election going Democratic The cat surprise to us. We thought wr* ..•veil strongly thore would be a am. We had heard so many express . change As bfcfore election day and the therns 'L can’t lay blarao to anything but Populis, bad work and management but their ov^ be best for the whole people, it may ^ all should be united in our AVe th i e: tate and nationni affairs. That is county, head to success and keep bad the oul\| office. men out im ite Cough Cure surprises peo One \ quick cures and children may pie by iti large quantities without the least take it it h has won for itself the best danger reputatil Jnof any pieparation used to-day cold* c roup, tickling in the throat or for c oughs. Crawfordvilic. Qbstimit A Deadwyler, Andre cnce Brown, Sharon. I)i. L uw, mocrats ] iavo been elected again The Dc i (me in eight yours in Talm for the flf but it was through the fusion ferrocon- .igt that they went through of the I aould not take all the honor and they ] V e 8 for their success. Nor to therm v hoot or hollar and say un should tl those that, have been affili (A *.«* Fartf-**>•*» ua pe<v, art *oing together again let, us go paw aud quietly and have no slung or abihv f'Oir one. Experience is the great teacher—you will experience both pleasure and profit by purchasing your groceries, meats, dry goods, uotlons and shoes from CrawTord ville Alliance Store. Numsen’s Old Or chard Vinegar always on tap. Warrant¬ ed pure and guaranteed absolutely for pickling. The Democrats had a nice barbecue in Sharon on the 10th instant. It was free to all wl, a wished to participate. They had no party in it. They were glad that they had gained the victory arid bid all to come and be welcome. They had plenty to feed all. This shows to our mind that we are frieuds, or ought to be, for the sake of our coming generation. I hayc always voted a,Democratic ticket. We Populists are Democrats lmt the question was, whi^ii was Ithe best Democrat. Both parties hlfl thsiir views on these lines and we hope, after this, all will stand together as a free American people. We have nothing to do hut 10 protect our house¬ holds and defend our fireside. The white blood fought for this laud and county and they should lie the supreme rulers of it and give the colored man his own place. They had 60 carcasses at the barbecue Monday night and a large crowd w a K present. All enjoyed themselves. How to Look Good. Good looks are really more than skin deep, depending entirely on a healthy condition of all the vital organe. If tb c liver be inactive, you. have a billfous look, if your riomaeli be disordered, you have a dyspeptic lookrif yotir kidneys be affected, you have ft pinched look. Secure good health, and you will surely have pood look*. ‘'Electric Bitters” is a good Alter¬ ative T'/ifc. Acts directly on the stomach, liver and kidneys. Purifies tho blno-, cures pimples, blotches, and boils, and gives a pood complexion- Every bottle guaranteed■ Bold at Dr. R. J. It* ;dV Drug Btore. 50 cents per bottle. Cotton Market. The following is the Crawfordville prices, ‘ urect-d every Thursday; IjOw M iddling........ .....4 1-4 Strl ;t Low Middling............4 1-2 Middling .j .......... .... 45-8 Good M’die, ,ng ....... .......4 7-8 Strict Middling...... ........4 8 A A Wor.derfnl DUeov*ry. The .ut quarter of a century records many v 'ftKierfcl discoveries iu mr. licir.e, but noa' that have accomplish'-! irmre f r koaui. t than that sterling old hoi.seholi retned , browns' Iron H'.tv-rd. It vcd to d e very ei«r,v.'!.u of f'* 1 sf:b, aud no-titer roan, woman or child u-u take it win* rat deriving the greet'?t ‘ » n 2 x. Brawn-’ Iron hitters is sold uy all dealer*. Tn Advance. COUNTY MATTERS. Correspondents’ Reports of What Their Neighbors Talk the Happenings in Their llesiteotive I-o cnlitios. All the News. HELENA DOTS. BY I. N. C. Mrs. Billie Turner is quite sick. Little Johnnie Boatwright is quite sick, There is » good deal of sickness iu and around here. Mr. R. L. Boatwright is the happy father of another fine boy baby. MIllarion Is endorsed by best Physicians and guaranteed to euro Cliills, Fever and Agile. All druggists or from Moffit-Wcst Drug Co.. St. Louis. Mr. Hill Silvy and wife spent Sunday with Mr, and Mrs. Raddle Boatwright. Mr. Bunk Smith, of Stony Ridge, spent Saturday night with Mr. S, A. Caldwell. Mrs. Annie Boswell, of Tyrone, isspoml intr the week with Mr. and Mrs. J. 11. Gibson. Mr, Tas. Short and Mrs. JS. A. Caldwell spent Sunday with their aunt Mrs. J. II. Gibson. DeWitt’s Witch Hazel Halve has the largest sale of any Salvo in the world. This fact and its merits lias led dishonest people to attempt to counterfeit it. Look out for the limn who attempt* to deceive you when you call for DeWitt’s Witch Hazel Salye the great pile cure. Andrews & Deadwyler, Crawfordvilic. Dr. Lawrence Brown, Sharon. Mr. Rich Mathis, of Ogletliorjie county, has cotton about nine feet, eight inches high, and it will make about throe or four hundred pounds of seed cotton to the aero and his little hoys have to ride high mules to reach the top limbs so they can pick out the cotton. Notliing succeeds like success, Ed wards & Co., are always successful in pleasing their patrons in groceries, meats, dry goods, notions and shoes. Numsen’s Old Orchard Vinegar always on hand. Guaranteed pure and guaranteed absolute¬ ly for pickling. LYNEVILLE LOCALS. Lovely weather for pjjekuiacotton. ,Jtcv. J. $. V'alkwag^preftclicd a sermon hist, ij-auvtny frojm John 3.7 ‘‘Yt must be born again." We are sorry to chronicle the death of Mr. Frank Johnson, lie pawed away Sunday morning about 5 o’clock. He has been sick a good long time and was ready to go at his fathers bidding. He felt like he would be better off. He mid that lie was ready. If we all could feel 1 that »ny, it would be a blessing for us all, What will the prohibitionist do now they have got an owner of a bar room to represent them in the legislature; where i are those who worked so faithfully for it? Did any of them vote for the bar room men? What are you going to do when you have the chance again to vote for prohibition? Every man and woman who are in favor of prohibition ought to begin that great work now and in the course of four years they might do a great work. They can organize temperance lodges all over Ibis old county and tirot would be a great thing. It would give the young people somewhere to meet and enjoy themselves and bring many young man into the work of temperance. The young ladies could do a big thing , 011 this line if they would go at it right. We don’t mean to go back on them but I We think they are largely responsible for | the way some of the young men act. If every young lady in this county would turn her back on the boys intoxicated when they go where the girls are, they would stop so much drinking. They would soon find out that a bottle of whiskey is not what it takes to make a gentleman of a young man. Don’t hesi¬ tate to tell them what you think of a young man who does such a thing. This would soon stop that kind of business. We believe all the real good work is in the good women. She can touch a hard heart so much quicker than a. man. She is firmer in what she says than a man is She is more stable in her ways than a man. Some will preach one thing and do an other. There are men who will preach prohibition and vote for bar room*. That u not practicing what they preach. That is not religion. It, is a fearful thing to claim to be a christain and yet show to the world so plainly that you do not feel that interest in religious affairs. We ought to never do a thing we can’t ask God to be with us in. AVe don’t see how a man, who claims to know God iu the forgiveness of his sins, can vote for whiskey. AVe need that , far—we - t . how any not go can tee good citizens even votes that way. A man is responsible for the way he lives and raises his boys. He.should be ve ry careful how he live* before them. One Minute Cough Cure, cures. That it what It was made tor. NO. 34. Royal makes the iood pure, wholesome and delicious. PS ov &AixfN^ *ngp powder Pure Absolutely POWDER CONEW YORK. We feel encouraged to believe that the good people of old Taliaferro county will open their eyes to this important ques¬ tion. We believe if every man in old Taliaferro could look upon the horrible scenes that we have looked upon brought about by the cursed traffic they would sweep it out of this county too quick. God help us to he true to our God is the sincere prayer of the writer. Buckkms’s Arnica Salve The Best Salve in the world for Guts, Bruises, Sores, l.’lcers. Salt Rheum, Fever, Tetter, Chapped Hands, Chillblulns, Corns, nn( , ull SJkjn EruptioU3 , tuK | positively, l ,,,, ilea, retiquiretl. , It 16 . cures or no pay guaranteed to give satisfaction or money refunded. Price 2 J cents per box. For sale by Dr. U. .!. Reid. Complete Slock. Dr. K. J. Roid, proprietor of Die Crawfordville Drug Store, has decided to renew his stock with till, tho latest drugs and push his business even higher Lhtin heretofore. He will keep his customers posted in these columns (see notice heroin) and will soli goods rightVlqjwn at the bottom notch. He ’will make hum * ,qw, so keep posted his (bLVkuiua aud LrVc uy fvurn wnat r need •"’- v • is line: i 1 i you m Our Honor ltoll. The following kind patrons have paid their subscriptions since our last issue: J. P. Johnson, 25c to Nov. 28 ’08 Mrs. J. W. McCord, 50c to Jan. 1 ’31). J. VV. Tucker, 81 to Feb 35 ’33 II. 1). Pittman 20cto Dee. 15 ’38 AV. T. Stewart, 25c to Jail. 1 ’38. j Cl Hj II IHSI1PITI ! "I have gone 14 Uay« at, a time without a 1 movement ol' the bovve.u* not beliitf able to nuivo them except by Ublug hot water injections. Chronic constipation for seven your* placed me lu tUl* terrible condition; during Mint time I did ev¬ ery tbiiiK I beard of but never found any relief; such was my case until l begun using C’AKCAIUflTH. I now buFve tram one to three pat sages a day, and if I was rich I would give U 3U.M for cru-ii movement; it is lucIi a relief. ’ a y j.MKii L. Hunt, 1081 ) Ituhsfll Si., Detroit, Mich CANDY r,m Vg. /frf CATHARTIC TRADE MARK »£OISTEREO pIea , ant> i^iaiabie. i-.tont. flood. r>o Good, Never Sicken. Weaken.or Orl„e. 10c. 20c. 50c. ... CURE CON8TIPATION. • • • ItM-ltag Utwtdy CuoipHuj't Xonlrenl, f»#w York. 'SJS I Oxydonor! (Trade Mark Registered Nov. 24, ’90. ■ The New Life-Giver: j Promotes Vigorous Health by instiflin* OXYGEN from trie air Into the system, and cures all forms of (incase without nj ( . ( ij,,j n< , or Elec tricity, lt i.- as simple I breathing. I Prices of OXA'DONOR.-s, greatly re ! Sanctie. Book of particulars and price list free. 1 Addn Dr. II. Handle, 2*11 Fifth nue> New York, _ Letters of Dismission ^ ( EOBGI.A, TALIAFERRO Whereas John P. Moore tor ( of Enos .Moore deceased represents ) e cour , jn , jl3 p( . Ut i„ n , duly filed, he ha* fully administered Enos estate: This is therefore to cite all sons concerned, kindred and creditors, show cause, if any they can, why said minister should not lie discharged hi* administration, and receive letters dianiifcMod on thefhst Monday in 11890. GEO. y. MITCHELL, Ordinary.
