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About The Advocate-Democrat. (Crawfordville, Ga.) 1893-current | View Entire Issue (Oct. 21, 1898)
THE SlOO I* ox* Tear. VOL, XXIII. This is C. Bergstrom’s Goiumn. Please Ex¬ mine it and Come and Buy of Him. Dry Goods Department. t)ress Goods iu assorted colors. Calicoes in assorted patterns, Carnbiic hi assorted patterns, Bleaching, good assortment, Bed-spreads at at lowest prices, Flannels iu great variety. Large stock oi Plaids, Sheet¬ ing and shirting. Large stock Spool cotton and ball thread. Canton flannel in different shades and colors. Notions and Fancy Goods. Large assortment of dress Shirts, Hustlers, Undershirts, suspenders, II audkerchie fs, Neck- wear and Gloves. A good assortment Ladies’ Hose and Children’s Hose. Men’s half Hose all i n great variety. Clothing. Great assortment of Jeans and Jeans Pants, Boy’s Coats, Pants and Vests. Come at once and buy of me. Glassware and tamps. Large Ilall and Parlor Lamps, Chandelier globes, and Lamp globes, Lantefns and lantern globes, extra shades, burners and wicks, common hand lamps, Looking glasses and glass Dippers. Crockery, Foreign & Domestic. China Plate., large ** of tache Cups and sauceis, 1 oicUtVin cups and saucer, English, steak Dishes and lor.Te stgck pJ: ^ Bo\v Pitchers; Drugs and Medcines. Wizzard, British and sweet Oils. Castor and Kerosene Oils, Glass glue and Putty. Stoves and Tinware i Galvanized VV 7 ell Buckets for oored wells, latge and small Tubs, Bread Trays, half bushel and peck measures, Gallon and half-gallon Oil cans. Pots and Kettles, and stove pipes. Tranks, Leather Goods, Etc. Sole and leather, Harness, Bridles Saddles, Etc., Valises, Leather and Bark Collars. Honse-furnishing Goods. Mattresses, cotton and straw, steel Springs, folding and straight, Bound Tables, Swings, Hobby-horses, Wag¬ ons. Etc. for children. Needles & Sewing Mine Suppliest such as Gold Eye, Silver Eye and sdwing machine Needles for all the different makes of sewing ma¬ chines. GroceridSi Sowar, Coffee, Rice, Flour, Lard, Boasted " ’ Lolfee ’ Axle-Crease, °i Soaps, of«ver, . ^.Turnip ,p rtnimi sen CanJtes. Craciers, bote. Pickles, Vinegar, Segars, &n U ff, Chewiri^ and smoking i cbacco. Hardware aad Caltierj. Axes, Hoes, Nails Horse and jittle Shoes, shoe Hammers* Scis-or- shears and hair Trimmers. Knives and Forks, spcoDS. Rocket Knives a: d Gun T ubes. CHAS. BER S TROM 5 VRAWFUlvDYILLE, GA CRAWF ORD'VILLE, GA„ FRIDAY. OCTOBER 21,1898. SHARON ITEMIZED. Wl>t*. 'the People ot that Thriving Town Are Doing, ^ C. L. BAG BY. Printer’s ink helps a man’s business wonderfully. Judge Rocker from Elim was hi oar sec¬ tion last week, Mr. J. IV. Fallen has added new count¬ ers to hh ban Messrs. Brown and Bracy intend moving to Texa? this fall. Pa-tir Embry preaches at Sharon M. E. church Saturday and Sunday. Crawfordville lias a very neat barber¬ shop kept by J. \V. Williams. Call and see C. L. Bagby for prices on mattress making and quilting. Frost in this section last week. Heavi¬ er clothes Wi 11 be needed next. Uucle Warren Baker, a good old darkey 80 years old, died Thursday. Wo never have known sore-eyes &'o pre¬ valent in thia section as at present Mr. and Mrs. E. E. Dard'n’s littl* daughter, Mollie, is on the sick list. Mr. Louis Beckworth and wife, of Wilkes, were in our section hist week. No-To-iiac for Fifty cents. Guaranteed tobacco liaiilt cure, xnaKss weak me a strong, blood pure. 50c, #i. All drutcieu The farmers have mad a good use of the nice weather we have been having. We hear reports of some marriages booked for tliit section iu tlm neav future Malar ion is devoid of bittei* taste. Cures Chills and Fever: acts on the liver and regulates the system generally. All Druggists. Some tivo-liorse farms are making the discoiltaging number ot five bales of ton, Messrs. Henry and Sam Chapman, of Warren, were in Sharon Friday on bad¬ ness. Mat avion Willi Malarion Tablets Guaranteed Cure for Chills, Fever and Ague, or money refunded. 50 cents, All Druggists. wzs a days ago. BrQ{>ke a)jd I)eUa Moor , ( guests m wis iron this week; A. D. Moore has a Tom cat and kitten that are making.tlie rats hide out »t the Temple of Industry. Rome people talk like they want to move far away this fall. They hyafc not made enough to payout. Educate Your Howels With Cnsoarets. Candy Cathartic, cure constipation forcror. 10c, 25c. If C.C.C. fail, druBRiste refund money, Two move negroes, Lela. Jones and Bob Veazcy, were sent to the Asylum from this BeCtion last week. We think the several drummers to our town the past week fouutl the stores too full of goods already. To Cure Constipation Forever. Take Cascarets Candv Cathartic. 10c or 25c. II C. C. C. fall to cure, druggists refund money. Mr.VieldingJHill who has b?en confined to his tbom for several finys, is better and we hope he will soou recover. Wlifen vou call for DeWitt’s Witch Hazel Salve the great pile cure, don’t accept anything else. Don’t be talked into accepting a substitute, fot piles, for sores, for burns. Andrews & Deadwyler, Ctawfordvills Dr. Lawrence Brown. Sharon. Preaching at Barnett by Pastor Cum mingy, and at Raytown by Bailor Rain water, Saturday and Sunday. . Mr» Lon Gilbert now ha^comp ete a convenient well now and will not have to go abroad for a drink of water. SSSS liable little pills for regulating the bowels; curing constipation and sick headache; Andrews A Deadwyler, Crawfordville, Dr. Lawrence Brown, Sharon. Mr^odby, of Nutwood „ . , here Fnday. trading 1 edp.e w 1 bharon from ^road to spend «m. lllon *^ r ‘ Malarion it endorsed by best Fiiysieian. d r , wor , cun. F»,ui Ar;«. Al11'hffl® «' Moffii-W-t Dru " Co ” bt ’ Lou *’ Some of our merchants say tha- ti business is already too well known toad vertise it, M'e suppose they havfe let out a good deal on time and are scared they will win not not collect coueci it. it Dr. Bull’s M hefsl This wonder- ■ “rt?S‘"uS3 gyiUPa fcy Croup ot Wtoopme- 1 cough. It never Lih to ^ PrK« 25 cure throat tad lung troubloo. ctfa “IN THE INTEREST OF ALL THE PEOPLE.** Woman’s Mysterious > Ills. Explanation of their nalkt* by Dr. Hartrt an * toho tells how to cure them. if PHI irOUNG Women are constantly pua- 2led about their health. In¬ ^5^ deed female troubles puzzle all ! Women. Older womon have L i experience, but few posses i if® | B| knowledge of the subject. The periodical suffering is painful. is accompanied by many varying sensations that distress. : How much of this is necessary W W' 7 is a matter of guesswork. The j professional whole question is shrouded iu mystery. '/ p Hartman’s book for women, \ B call “Health and Beauty,” treats ' thes: matters with delicacy, and at the June time with clearness. Write to the Re-ru-na Medicine CoiilpaMy, Columbus O., for it: it is mailed free. It is a practical printed talk to women. Dr. Har mun defines women’s diseases as ratarrh and tells how Pe-ru-nrt cures them. . Mrs. C. C. Naeve, 38G Morriscfn St., Portland, Dre., writes as follows: Pe-ru-na Medicine t Co., Ct/lumbfes, O, * I lived Dkau Sihs:—“ began to tak$ Pe-ru-Ba whet in Columbus, O., in 1887, and have used if and the Man-a-lin ever siftc whenever 1 needed medicine. I have never found an equal to PO-ru-na for re: dating the menses, rind before I began to take it I was never regular and al\vw' s had more or less pain. 1 had tried many different medicines before I saw pi jru-na but without success.” There is nothing mysterious about tho ar-’ on of Pe-ru-na. It is not a “ cure-all,” but it cures eatarrH wherever locat'd, and there may bo catarrh in any organ of the body, as all are lined with m ,cous membrane. Mrs. M. C. Mehl, r>04 Walnut St., Columbia, F l -i«ays: 'T have been troubled with catarrh and a soreness in my bowels for sd'eral years. 1 tried everything that was recommended. 1 tried Pe-ru-na and i*n happy to say that I am now entirely well.” J ,* Dr. Hartman’s advice may be had Catarrh without fharge by any woman who will vrite for it. llis book on Chronic As a S P mailed free. It explains the fauger of local treatment. AlT,druggists sell 1‘ •-ru-na. Auk any druggist foV a frtfe Po-ru-na j for theyoarl J 8», (Jld-Shiloh royally entertained the iieo ^j e Hl t j ic Georgia Baptist Association week. All who attended report a good time. You invite disappointment wlieit you experiment. De Witt’s Little Risers are pleasant, < asy, thorough Jittle pill*. They cure constipation and *iek headache just assure as you take them. Andrews & Ileadwyler, Crawfordville, Dr. Lawrence Brown Hharon. We had a family of Gypsy show folk* to camp noar our town last week. They gave a show every night aud some ot our Vfif - A ’■ ‘ ' ’ '* 1 - Fortune’s road is paved with economy. Economize therefore by purchasing your groceries, meats, dry goods, notions and shoes from Crawfordville Alliance store— Numsen’s Old Orchard Vinegar always on hand. Warranted pure and guaranteed absolutely for pickling. Tho Advocate-Democrat'« getting out lots of nice job work. Col. Moore’s /:ot ton bill forms fit the bill for merchants who buy cotton A stubborn cough or tickling in the 'throat yields to One Minute Gough Cure. Harmless in effect, touches the tight spot, reliable and just what is wanted. It acts at once. Andrews & Dcadwyler, Crawfordville I)r. Lawrence Brown. Sharon, Mr. Joe Coon Moore, of Warren, Was here last week. It is said that he and Uncle Silas Meadows, of Pinker, were *Z war rats the cats couldn’t catch. Moi'c than twenty million free samples of DeWitt’s Witch Hazel Salve have been distributed by the manufacturers. What hettei- proof of their confidence in it’s merits do you wahl!' Itcures piles, burns, scalds, sores, in the shortest space of Andrews & Ileadwyler Crawfordville, Dr. Lawrence Brown, Sharon. Time-* ate distressing with a great many . of our people. They will not make enough to pay rents nnlcb less debts, * n(1 wo bet they plant all cottori another year. For broken surfaces, sores, insect bites, bunif> fckin diBeiUM!I( Md especially DeWitt’a piles there is one reliable remedy, fraud. Uu will not be duappolnted DeadwileTCrawfordville, Dr. Lawrence Brown, Sharon. Bro. Mike Taylor will have to bury Ins man for he got hfiat itt the election, but ' himself he bt d better not undertake it by he might have .. bigger job than he Experience i* the great teacher you yj experience both pleasure and profit by P «. U , Jr, notkml „ nd , b „, i,„„ Cr.wlord villa Alliance Store. Numsen’s Old Or* c hard Vinegaf alwav* on tap. H arrant ^ and ^aranteed absolutely for ickHn ^ ~ not returned from the Association at this writing. . . Vie ,, . i th. Ais'iciation sent him out on a fishing : committee and he does ifot know yet that tht Association baa adjourned. I*u.'t Teb.e^, fpit Uid ShkA« 1o«r life Iway. v.~:.z- + ■ «Jn>*r»u,*oe or *i. hur.iay ...j Br.u«t Oicwiy and ta, aampl. C..:ra#o fr.^-Addr... or l<.w Yore. Shahn merchants are greatly m their owai^itby Bueeessfnl not adveitlsing their busi¬ ness. men iu oilier towns do not hritalo to let the public know what they lAe to s«il. Out Minute Cough Cure surprises peo¬ ple takeii by ts quick cures and without eliildren may in large quantities Itself the least danger It has won for the best rapuU’onof cols, any preparation used to-day for coughs. croup, tickling in the throat or obstinte Aml.’ws & Deadtvylet 1 , Crawfordville. Dr. La fence Brown, Sharon. I Gf * T. Mqere has built a new barn, will tve the Wilson B. Kendrick old nd move thereto another year, He Hr* f»*>n Dt rl Witch Intel Halve has the largest sale of any Salve in the world. This fact and ils merits lias led dishonest people to Attempt to counterfeit it. Look out for the man who attempt* to deceive you when you call for DeWiU’s Witch Hazel flalye the great pile cure. Crawfordville. Andrews & Dead wyler, Sharon. Dr. Lawrence Brown, It sefius that some of thu big church, going people give the ball-room down the country during the summer revivals, but whan ciUTi'shlicking time conies they will shake their feet some for exercise. Nothing succeeds like success. Ed¬ wards & Co.) are always successful in pleasing their patrons in groceries, meats, dry goi'd*, notions aud shoes. Numsen’s Old Orchard Vinegar always on hand. Guaranteed pure and guaranteed absolute¬ ly for pickling. Why is It that some hands come from Barnett to this section to pick cotton. The crop must be very short in that section or the fanners arc not able to hire it picked. We have seen some peojilii quit their own crops and go elsewhere to get something to buy something to eat. Pitts' Carminative Is pleasant to the taste, sets promptly, and never fails to jrive satisfaction. It carries children over tlfe critical time of teething, and is ^ ff) t, 1(J of anxious mothers and puny cliitdre ,L | n , A few doses will demonstrate p II. Dorsey, Athens. Ga., W L i te* L«r “I consider it the best medicine j ve need in rnr family. It dees .. cUim for j t , and even more.” Alliance Store. Thc ba!i given on the 10th. instant, by the Sbitrou people was a grand affair. witnesfd G,« «te^c.ses for - he is w* In man > years A largo Wc w» P « ent of joth old and young. :• unt . an I s nars. The mU.fc was good t-.d P«r ec order vto kept \ vfy little whiskey Indulged in. Some ew ‘ but tl,»*y in. m-c' ticinviM.. • and RAytown pcop e am, n ” ‘ a *#.»«• Th.y l* o.lb. Vm. A good m.ny of .te fordvI. Je people, were present, and some flow 1 ^aiico^k '■ ; * i( ' Rm,J ' toent Fyent on until 11 o’clock anu ad went home appy. Some of our church ben w ill have to give an account next ■mrnrii aummi. *r when wnen the ui. big meetings « commence. — -kr—-—'--‘ *| MWB fr—- V% < H I t ykwiflll M H S HZ j j f| ICR fit O OUCH ____ SYRUP in c»r Hoarseness and Sore Throat, r. j, , remedy for stubborn colds. ' druggist*, Dina t uz-ts. p.w« irr. cents at b6 I)r. anil Mrs. A. 0. Davidson were at Hillman last week—the Doctor was on professional business mid Ids lady was on a visit. Dr. Ilenrv White was in Sharon lest week attending a meeting of the Masonic lodge. Bob Gilbert came in town a few morn¬ ings ago, about day brook, blowing bis bugle to wake tbo poople up to buy Ids beef. It made ns think of old peddling days. Biicklens's Arnica Salve. The Best Salve In the world for Bruises, Sores, Fleurs, Suit Rheum, Fever, Tetter, Chapped Hands, Chlllbluins, Cdrns, and all Skin Eruptions, and positively, cures Piles, or no pay veuqtiired. It is guaranteed to give satisfaction or money refunded. Price 35 cents per box. For sale by Dr. It. J.Iteid. SPIETH’S STRANGE TASK. Guarded 111* Wife's Dully In Her \ unit For Ten Malita. ihd., Adam Spietli, Jr., of Jeffersonville, has recently completed one of the strangest tasks ever imposed by the dy iug upon those to bo left behind. Spieth’s wife died recently of con sumption, and upon her deathbed she exacted a solemn promise from her bus band. This was thnt he would watch aloue at the vault in which her body was to lie for ton nights, so that grave robbers might not steal her away. Spioth readily promised, and when his wife’s body was taken to the cemetery ho sot about the fulfillment of his pledge. The vault in the Walnut Ridge bury¬ ing ground is ft lonely spot oven in day¬ time, situated as it is on a sandy ridge, surrounded by scrub piuo trees. At night no more dismal plaeo could well bo imagined. Tho soughing of the winds in the pines is trying to tho nerves, and the fact that tho nearest house is miles away adds to the feeling of isolation. But Spietli did not hesitate. Without saying a word to any one lie returned to tiro cemotery at nightfall of the day on which his wifo'H body was taken there, and, taking up his station outside tbo grated door ot tho vault, ho watched there until day. Spieth did this for ilvb nights with¬ out a light. Tho noxt night, however, he carried a lamp from the house, and it was the light moving among the trees which led to the discovery of his vigil. A farmer who was driving along the lonely road Which passes the ceme¬ tery gate saw Spieth’s lamp and thought A. * *•" fW whipped up his horses and 'gave the alarm on reaching town. A posse of men who went to reconnoiter discov ered Spietli on guard iu front of the vault. Ho refused to abandon his post and declined all offers of company. When his ten days’ vigil was over, he gave up his visits to tho cemetery. “I have kept my promiso to my wife,” he said simply.—New York World. Cotton Market. The following Is the Crawfordville prices, corrected every Thursdayt Low Middling....... •1 1-4 Strict Low Middling.. 4 1-3 Middling ........... 4 5-8 Good Middling ...... 4 7-8 Strict Middling..... . . i i .4 :m WONDERFUL PERFORMING ELK PU.t NTS. And Two or ttia Blgifesr Heard, or Tlieio nt That*’ With tli« two grviitir-t of American cir¬ cuses, menageries mid hippodromes, which are positively booked for Augusta, Ga., on Nov. 7th and Athens on Nov. 8th, come the two biggest beards of pefonn ing t-le] hauls extant that of the great Adam Forepaugh Show which is the outgrowth of nearly half a century’s <<,u leering and training- arid Ihe We.l-kiiown Hells Brother’s drove, which huge and remarkably proficient mammals, .Something like a score of them nltogeth or are seen in the splendid morning parade and appear rlin'illaneoUsly in tbe circu and tlie liippodrome races. Afrh a. Asia Ceylon, Sumatra and Borneo are all ph< - tion.eiiaUy rcptesoiitod by elephants of every *ize and eilurated to an extraordina¬ ry amusing degrae of profl ueney in titan¬ ic un i difficult feats nut! wonderful and laughable imitations. ■ There % are military. boxiu? , sira)( a , n , ba!i ,, h alflIi elng. bhycling. alderman,c, and fun-making elephants, i lustrating different schools of training, and J perfect iu original J, and varied mcnt> B ol ........... ,, m ,M whiIlM|l , iers ar e r 0 n.p*ratlv.-ly but bourn ^ J, lothinn arid as piavful j^ kit?"n They wj lr .., t U| , t ., li)( n u , u memorable ^ upon tl , eir , oUV) SW ay in g b e ks, ' e7 „ rvbody to tbe bi g Kest a „d best kind of a show. *• "»K«o • wry. Tne la*t ijusrur of >■ try r< ’<- r '13 many wonderful discover:** in medieme, but non* that have arvomplk.e.,’io' r- fr v/MlMjr. tbe M:ry element, oi r «l at.d r wtaer man, wonmu or child >—v a-* k without deriviDg the cre»:««t benefit. JtJrovvais’Ilittefs i* ey ail In Advance- NO. 35. RoVal Baking Powder ; Made from pure cream of tartar. Safeguards the food against alum* Alum bafein g powders arc the greatest menacers to health of the present day. BOVAl DAICINb POwpr.B CO,, MEW VOBK. A Souk of Ponce. Peace in the sunlight and peace in the ra i n; I’feace where in meadows the wild doves complain; Pedt ® ? " llLlds U,tu Wi ‘ ro rwl wlth the Pe .^ | l ,",* uoa . 8 cou ntry forever! Peace where the Krent ships have roared with theif guns— .,,, stars and all suns, I Peace in the licurt.s of the patriot ones— ln a ° d ' a country forever! p caC6| where no Ught ritng 3 from heaven are hurled; loved fiug Where tho of freedom's for ever unfurled; Where the rod stripes of glory shall gar¬ land tho world— Peace in Gad’s country foreVof! —F. L. Stanton in Atlanta Constitution, Inman & Co., Avgusta, Ga.^ Represented in Crawfordville by VV. A. Brooks, who proposes to pay highest cash prices. Bring him your cotton. DYSPEPSIA "I'or «tx year. I was u victim ol dy»* pepsin in its worst form. 1 could cat nothlup but milk toast, and at times my stomach would not retain taking and diacKt even that. Xalst March t began <'AS( Ah’ISTS and since then! have steadily in my Improved life.’: , until 1 km as well as I ever was David II. Multrav, Newark, O. traOc maws utoinrtutoT^^' OwT-NovorVirkem Potent. Taste Good. Do Weaken, or 'Jrli-e IOC, 36c,$00 ... CURE CONSTIPATION. Si,.rllnK lleairtly Cmuimny, Chi««*«, llimlrril. !»<"- lork. 311 NO-TQ-BAC SSI Oxydonor! (Trade Mark Registered Nov. 24, '9U. The New Life-Giver. rromokS Vigorous Health by instilling OXYGEN from the ulr into the system, and cures till forms of due:.-/; without Medicine or Electricity. It Is as simple us breathing. Prices of OXY DONORS,greatly the re¬ duced. Get the genuine, made by discoverer and inventor, Dr, Hercules Sanche! Book of particulars ami price list free. Address Di. 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