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About The Advocate-Democrat. (Crawfordville, Ga.) 1893-current | View Entire Issue (Oct. 21, 1898)
& a m I IIS i ! > . ] 012— If it was only health, we might let it cling. cough, One cold But it is a no sooner passes of? before another comes. But it’s the same old cough ail the time. And it’s the same; old story, too. There is first the cold, then the cough, then pneu¬ monia or consumption with the long sickness, and life tremb¬ ling in the balanc®. hmm i gr I a m loosens the grasp of your cough. The congestion of the throat and lungs is removed; all in¬ flammation is subdued; the parts are put perfectly at rest It and the cough diseased drops tissues away. has no on which to hang. Dr. Ayers Cherry Pectoral Plaster draws lungs. out inflammaijcn • of the Advice FPGS* liCtU cinder >vc hrtvo n "fpillpfil Depart* ment. If you have suiy OMinulnint what¬ ever and aesin* the* Best r.icuiritl ndvio^, you can possibly obtain, v.rte the doctor freely. You will receive a prompt rep!v. without cost. © Address, Dll. J. C. A VEIL Mass. Lovell, i fiat -'Jbr ssz: —Dr. Rogers preached at the Methodist church here Sunday. Belts, Packing.?. Oil and Lacing. W. T. Johnson, ‘Washing'tsu, Ga Go to Farming, Do you want to buy or trade for a farm? If so, write us for descriptions of some of oui; bar gains. Let us know. what, kind of place you want, how much you can pay and upon what terms you wish to buy. We can meet your requirements. ,_We farm b argains for sale in Tennessee! North Carolina and North Alabama. Our places range in price from 8300 to 825000. We have been in the business of selling farms ex¬ clusively for ten years. We are thoroughly familiar with values and conditions throughout this section. If you want to buy, it will pay you to consult us. Write for our list of farms for sale. Sent free to any address. Crabtree's Farm Agency, Chattanooga, Tenn. To The Public. Having sold my entire interest in the drug business to Dr. M- P. Deftdwyl :r, I am no longer of the firm of Andrews A Deadwyler. Dr. M. P. . DNidwyle.r is to Assume all.responsibilitir« of said firm. Verv Respectfully, W. (A ANDREWS. Sept. 12, 1808. November Sheriff Sales. OTATE OF GEORGIA, TALIAFERRO ^ COUNTY. WILL he sold on the first Tuesday in November next, at public outcry at the court bouse in said County. ithin the logal hours of sale, to tiro highest bidder for cash, certain lands of which the fol¬ lowing is a full and complete description. A one half one undivided interest and estate in and to all that tract or par¬ cel of land lying and situated in said Coun¬ ty. bounded bv waters of Little River and lane’s of Gridin Bros., Edwards and others, and containing lour llundreu acres more or i§s--: Also a one half undi¬ vided interest and estate iu and to all That tract or parcel of land lyinginsaki Acree. count-, Whit adjoining lands of Bristow, ney ami others, and containing huff Sixty acres more or J ; Also r. one undi yidea interest and e-t:;; i:: and to all timt Freeman. Iordan ami others, in County and containing Sixtv u.-res more or less. .Said property levied on as tli ” property of E. C Moore to satisfy an ex eeution issued fr in the Superior f >urt saidC’ountv in or. f >Fr. I Moore EYTy Sr served with notice of le.-y. thh, i tb, <;:•% of c • ff'pAjvsqy. Sheriff it* E'nynly. AS 3^ l M quickly no-icl ferored. sketch §end or — jjatciitaJfclky. ■15-PAGE te-fii cm*, and fail in: .ta&; ’•- V ; S’iSitm! vjasim'n6ton d.' c ssfUE-r 7 ' - r in ' A SI OE-WALK NOTES. Pure Hone Matters Pick sc. Up by Oai joo&i BuDorters What "Jar Peopie 4re DoIr;; an«l Saying. Things Our Frics.ds 1731111®. ‘■I owe my success to the newspapers, and. to them I freely give a certain profit of my yearly business,” says John Wan arnauer —Mrs. S. E. Gunn is reported sick this week. —Mrs. Norton returned from Augusta Wednesday evening. Engine and cylinder oils cheap at Dr. Reid’s. Machine oil cheap at Dr. Reid's. —Most of our correspondents seem to tauten „ —John P, Thompson was up from Augusta this week talking cotton. Harness and Lace Leather at J. S. Barnwell’s. —Store rooms do not remain vacant in Crawfordville long at a time now. Mrs. Bettie Jennings, of At lanta, is visiting her sister. Mrs. Mary Holden. The finest harness and axle oils at J. S. Barnwell’s. —Sorry to hear of Mr. W. B. Jones haying so much sickness in his family. —Mrs. B. E. Smith, of Augus¬ ta, spent Sunday with Mrs. Mel¬ ton, at this place. 2 Cars 1 and 2 Eorsa Wagons just re¬ ceived to close out cheap. W- T-Johnson. Washington, Ga. —Mrs. Bently of Wilkes coun¬ ty is visiting her daughter, Mrs. Sam Gunn, at this place. For Rent —A new . 5-room dwelling near the Square. Apply to U. S. Gunn, Crawfordville, Castor oil and turpentine in bulk very cheap at Dr, Reid’s. —Tas Short, the professional base-ballist, was here the first of the week, the guest of Col. Win, Maltbie. —There were over a hundred bales of cotton brought to this place-hist Saturd tty. 11 is coin¬ ing in rather slowly. —The ginnersare complaining that cotton is not moving fast enough to make their business profitable. - —Rev. R. E. L. Harris, wife and baby went to Jewel’s Satur¬ day last, It was Mr. Harris’ regular appointment. —The work on Mr. W. R. Reid’s new store-room on the North side of the Square is be¬ ing put up rapidly. —Mr. W. J. Norton informs us that Mr. .Tas. H. Chapman is yet right ii . with fever in Au¬ gusta. If you ever expect to need any hosiery, read what the Alli ance Store lias to say in this pa per. —Mr. and - ; C . H. returned Sunday evening from a visit to Washington. Charlie was surprised at Washington’s raitid growth. —The electric, light question should not be allowed to lag. We should have lights and nov we have the best Offer made we will ever have. —An experienced . , cotton , gin ner sa ,V.S he.SCeS mOl’O cotton op m tlW fields around m this Action tiif.U he thought world _ oe made „ tins , . year. —Misses Corinne . Carter and -n-lr.i.. Holden , e t„rned Sun day from Macon where they had been in attendance at the car niVeil,. —Our new town council met Tuesday night and re elected Messrs. Tucker and Akins m sh als. These gentlemen have agreed to divide time from 12 o. clock. Mr. Tucker going at that hour in ih o night and r: :k s r n ir: at 12 in til'' CLi a; :v ^0. This is a good ar: ange DSD YOU KNOW iin> cd My large large Store is the biggest establishment fc— between Atlanta and Augusta? r po I have just received two car loads of Beds, Bureaus, Chairs and Wagons? In order to make room for fall stock, I will sell the above at lowest prices ever offered you. NY. T. JOHNSON, Washington, Ga. To Indian Territory. Mr. A. G. Jackson, Gen. Pass, and Frt. Agent. Ga. R. R., given the Ladies Missionary So Mr. A. G. Wasliborn, a ary at Eufala, Indian Territory, The ladies are very grateful to Mr. Jackson for his kindness. *H-s!>l>(‘'.1 the Gravr. A startling incident of which Mr. John Oliver of Philadelphia, was tire subject, is narrated by him as follows: “I was in a skin w-Ir'ahuLtTeliow' eiS sunken, tongue coated, pain con tinually in back and sides, no Petite-gradually growing weak er day by day. Three physi cuuis had given me up. For tunately, a friend advised Hying ‘Electric Bitters,’ and to my great joy and surprise, the first bottle made a decided improve ment. I continued their use foe’ three weeks, and am now a well man. I know they saved my Life, and robbed the grave of another victim. ” No one should fail to try them. Only 50 cents per bottle at Dr. R. J. Reid’s Drugstore. —Chas. B. Googer, our right, hand office man, litis been con fied to his bed all this week with a light attack of fever, His friends wish him a speedy re¬ covery. oua.stTOn.xA. Bears the The Kind You Hare Always Bougnt Signature of 100 DOZEN -V- *7r i 7 t Slaughter Prises: : 25 Doz. Pairs of Heavy Factory llose, 5c. u ii u “ half u 5c. a 64 Ladies’ black hose, Double heel and sole, extra length, 10c. 10 Doz. Pairs Misses blaek, extra length, heavy ribbed Hose, size 5 to 9, JOc. 5 DOZ. J Bill’S 3J Oil’s black dOllblc kliee and sole, 10c. 5 Doz. Pairs Child’s good black Hose, 5c. (j a “ lialf hose, tan and black, 10 to 20c - a “ Ladies blaek extra value, 15 to 35 cents. i s\r\ it 1 ail’S. • r Lotai .i . -i t he Above Prices Need No Comments. I fi wfa-Rni f) ~i i i 18 A wmw V.0 « Ul&iU y.a Jl ull t ? ij c„;g 3 - I ’•sra r.JHF ... GO % m Tlieir Thanks. Resolved that the thanks of Margarets Grove Church be tendered to the Craw book for lecoids. Resawed, 2, that The Advo cate-Democrat be requested 1o publish the above. Done 1 by order of the church conference. Oct. 2, 1898. J. A. Rhodes, Clerk. “-- , Will More to Our Conniy. Mr. Jplin M. Maddox, of Con yGrS ' haiS boU * ht th * farm ° f Mr * C ’ 1 OgT^tree, out in the Bat to,, y district of this county, and will move to this section this winter,* We are told that some oth er thrifty farmers of dale comity aro negotiating for farms yjith a view of coining to Taliaferro county. We welcome them and especially suchas , our friend Ogletree. How to Prevent Croup. We have two children who are subject to attacks of croup. Whenever an attack is coming oil my wife gives them Chamber¬ lain's Cough Remedy and it al¬ ways prevents the attack. It is a'household necessity in this county'and no matter what else j we run out of, it would not do to be without Chamberlain’s OoughlRemedy. More ol it is sold here than of all other cough medicines combined.—J. M. Nickle, of Nickle Bros,, chants, Nickleville, Pa. For sate by Dr. R. J. Reid. OUR NEIGHBORS. Brightest Items from Near by Counties. TOLD IN SMALL NOTES. To flu* Credit of the Excellent County Journals from Wlileli We Get the Creamy News. Don’t fail to go through Johnson's Big Store when you visit Washington. —Negroes have been stealing corn up near Woodstock. —Court is in session in Lex¬ ington this week. —Miss Laura Gresham died at Peutield last week, ^ ^ —Spaata will have a basket and crate factory soon. —Some farmers in Oglethorpe county report corn damaged 50 * >u c ’ n1 - 2 Car Buggies at lowest P nCl ‘» over J. offered—they must be sold, S. Barnwell. —Miss Ida, Preston and J. M. Cook were uUnied afc s l )S1 ' la last weak. Best ^ r >e •md chou-im* tobttcco Dr.Reid’s. (jr ' bulls Sn . |U is - quite -. sick at her old homestead near iWlton _ Sparta Ishmaelite. Everything in the world you want at J. 8. Barnwell’s in the ] 1;iruoss p ll( , —Revs. McConnel and Mahay have been carryiug on an inter tent meeting at Sparta this week. I will pay cash for old Iron, brass, copper and bones. A. J. Melton, Crawfordville, Ga. — While being sampled, a bale of cotton was found to be afire the inside, at Sparta a few days ago. Good as new Singer Sewing Machine for sale cheap. Cash or on time. A pply tit this office, —Ed. Roane, of Lexington, has the skin of a six-foot rattle snake which he killed in Flat woods, Oglethorpe county. Don’t miss getting that tine cooking stove and set of kitchen ware which will be sold at, a low cotton price at the Advo-Demo erat office. Weonly have one to dispose of. —A great deal of wheat will lie sown in Greene county this season. Every fanner should raise enough wheat for family use then cheap cotton would not interfere so much. Ashley & Denham, of White Plains, is buying cows and paying Highest Market prices for them. -There is dissatisfaction in Ooglethorpe county over the way men were allowed to vote ' when it, appears that they are defaulters. The grad jury is ex¬ pected to look into the matter this week. W. Y. Kf] wards wants a 4 gallon cow at once. Any one having such a cow guaranteed to give that much milk can sell by applying to Mr. Edwards. It is reported that the De-mo oralie ticket, in Taliaferro Co., sw,.p; «h« ii.'l.l. This is a .«l victory for our neiglibor. hear th.it Mr. B. F. Wynne was so overjoyed at the result of the election that lie is now suffering from nervous eiton Cor. Ishmaelite. Crawfordville Drug Store is selling drugs as cheap as any first class drug house in the state. 1 have everything in th G drug line. —Mrs. Tallulah Hailes and Mr. Henry Hailes were re-united in marriage at Greenosboro last week, after :t separation of I years, Mr. Hailes has been in t he fur west all these years while Mrs. Hailes remained Greene county and. raised their ! two children to be grown. ' Old fashiot HI dl! rt"il i no oS( Tie • ft C min’ V CoIici--( liolei and Di; »»„ I no r»(»(! S- Tf. hV i Her Health Restored m x ,I W^ : \ till :-r % ' U* ,Pjr*.IIE misery of sleeplessness can only bu B realised by those who have experi encodit. Nervousness, sleeplessness, headaches, neuralgia and that miserable feeling of unrest, can surely be cured by Dr, Miles' Restorative Nervine. So certain is Dr. Miles of this fact tha t all druggists are authorized to refund price paid fur the first bottl# tried, providing If, does not benefit. Mrs. floury limns, xrifo of the well known blacksmith at Grand Junction, Iowa, says: ‘I was troubled with sleeplessness, nervous¬ ness, headache and irregular menstruation; suffering untold misery for years. I used various advertised remedies for female com¬ plaints besides being under the care of local physicians, wl-bout help. I noticed In Dr. Miles' advertisement tha testimonial of a lady cured of ailments similar to mi.no, and 1 shall never cease to thank that lady. Her testimonial induced mo to use Dr. Miles' Nervine and Nerve and Liver Pills, which restored nto to health. 1 cannot, say enough for Dr.Miles’liomedles.'- 4 Dr. Miles' Remedies jiKv f)f. aro sold by all drug- SjV p.witf,^*"" OS gists under a positive & lj)— k, . <?, guarantee, first bottle a -’■/ benefits or money re- fe fj^etores ,’A funded. Book on dls- S ||yj %■? te0 "!'. dS® v« oases of the heart and / Bervss free. Address, IjiKSSft SoJ Dll. illLiOS MEDICAL CO.. Elkhart, Ind. November Sheriff Sale. s 1 TAT K OFGEOKGIA, TA! .1A F E UNO COUNTY. Will ho sold Indore the court house door iu Crawfordville, in sidd County mid State, within the legal hours of sale to the highest •Bidder for rash, »m the public first Tuesday in November next, 1 St).A at outcry, certain property, of which the following is n full and complete description: All that tract, or parcel of land lying ami being in (iOlst, District, (!. M., in Taliaferro county, Georgia, con¬ taining eighty three acres, more or less (<s:l), and hounded as follows; On tip: North bv lands of J. I. Kent, on the East, l>\ lands of .1. F• I’ei.l and Jane Moore, on the South by Public- Road leading from Crawfordville to Lvnesville mid on the West by lands of Thus E. Bristow. Said properly lev icd on as tlie properly of Jim. W. I llxon under anti liy virtue of an ex¬ ecution Issued from the Superior Court of said County in favor of Michael Bros., against, sain Jim. \V. Hixon. Written notice of levy given as required In )y law. 1’liis 4th (lav of October, USDS. 1). P I1ENUV, SberifT Taliaferro Count y. November Sheriff Sale. /~i * ISGHUtA,TAF.IAFEIUU) COUNTV, Wild, lie sold, on tin: lirst Tuonduv In Nuvumtmi- next., wHliln tl|i- Inv.Tiil hours of sale, t<i the highest. ’ bidder, lor ciisli, in front, of tin- Ooiu/ty, d»)Oft ol tin' Court lion -0 of Tnlliiforro Ooor;flu, nil llmt, tract of !iind, situated in tin- town of Urawforilvillc, told County, c:onttiinlpg one Here, morn or loss, bounded on the North bv lands of \V. J Norton- on the Must by lands of Gcriie .Mortis and 3Jrs. Roberta Aldus; on Soutb by lands of A. (1. Beiizley Georgia mid Railroad, sl.ro; t, rn. ninif parullol with and outlie West by lands of A. (}. IJoa/.lev and street mu ninw from the Goortda. Itailroad deuot in a Northernly direction townnis Hall pjaec. Said i>ro|ierly levied on as tin, properly of Titus Riehards to mi inly an e.xucut joij against said Richards in favor of Crueillu Edwards adiidni-l ratrix of the estate of William (J. Edwards, deceased, issued from the .Superior Court of said County, and two executions ayainst, him issued from Justice (h urt in favor of N. D, Sul. Iivan and High Point Furniture Com; any respectively. Written notices given as required l.v law. This the -Jth. day of October, IMES. I>. F. HENRY', iberifT of Taliaferro Conulv. we aim; J-MA , - . 1 { m L( HERAT. ( 1 A S i S — y j ( y \ \; ( ' |.; S COLTON :h 4 ru>"‘ ue.i 1 W Wffl"' r.o KT IM a<a, i 'JL ' v y . JEtruip- •- »' -/ •- 1 r *j/ f . TO BE, HIGHER DAVISON & FARGO, ' U OUST A,
