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About The Advocate-Democrat. (Crawfordville, Ga.) 1893-current | View Entire Issue (Nov. 18, 1898)
m s \ 1 Back Mite? I In constant pain when onj your feet ? Is that dragging, pulling sensation with you from morn till bight ? Why not put the medicine exactly on the disease ? W hy not.apply the cure right to L che spot itself? I You can do it with irJiger’s > ■ s; > 1 » ■> ii; I i Immediately after the' ^Plaster .its warming, is applied, soothing you feel|| in-^ V ■ fluence. Its healing remedies p quickly into the penetrate inflamed down tissues, deep t| § Pain is quieted, soreness is re- 1 lieved and strength imparted. B j No plaster was ever made like It. No plaster ever acted No plaster so quickly | and thoroughly. ever bad such complete control over all kinds oi pala. Placed over the chest it is a powerful aid to Ayer's Cherry Pectoral; relieving congestion and drawing out all inflammation. ■ FOR SALE PV ALT, TUirGGIPTS. J. C. AYSR CO .. Lowell, Mass. wummm _ b:T ~ 'J_ ■ p—Several talking of building homes in Crawfordville. —Dr. R. O. Binns was exhit ing some light greenish-blue feathers that were in abundance on a frying size chicken owned by Mrs. "H. H. Flynt. The chicken was healthy and the pe culiar feathers are rare indeed. Tax-Collector’s Notice. The unddisigncd or Goo. II. Fitclmll ii be at tho following named places for the purpose of collectyig State and Coun y taxes due for the year 1898: SHARON, NOV. 23rd. FLUKER, NOV. 28th. RAYTOWN, DEC. 1st. SHARON, DEO. 7th. FLUKER, DEC. 12lh. RAYTOWN, DEC. 14th. Will be at, Crawfordville all Uie time ex¬ cept dates mentioned above. Books will positively close on Dec. 20tli, 1898. and Pi. Fa’s, issue iu terms of the law. GEO. T. EDWARDS, ' Tax Collector, Taliaferro Co. Ga. —Mr. W. J. Norton ard force of hands are at work building a residence in Washington for Mr. Jas. R. Asbury. Mr. Norton also has a job of repairing the old Colly place in Washington for Mr. B. R. Beck. A Wonderful Discovery. The last quarter of a century records fnany wonderful discoveries in medicine, but none that have accomplished more for humanity than that sterling old It household remedy, the Browns’iron elements Bitters. of .food seems u ealt)i, to contain very and neither man, woman or child i____ take it without deriving the greatest benefit. Browns’ Iron Bitters is sold by ail dealers. Slakin ' Turpentine. Mr. Lint Akins was here Sat urdayi He has a squad of 95 of Smith’s convicts down in Early county making turpentine. He they tret out 400 gallons of spirits of turpentine and about 100 barrels of rosin per day. The turpentine sells for 35 cents gallon aud the rosin at about $1.25 per barrel. Suppose Col. Smith thinks there is more money in turpentine than cotton now. ---- v Pleurisy and r: ■ eamonia are acute in Ipammat ions of the lungs, and if not U® prompts allayed, the worst mayhap jifiammaW^ n The celebrated Dr. John. A. . ) oVlTImfrimfaekts short time. a cure in a wonderfully B ICOUCH SYRUP Cares Pfeo s, an Pneumonia. jse.- are sr - : ' ' a-, to take Donors ?»TiineGd it. i ; nr: * At ail druggists. C«S LWi’ibl p P - ~ ““ • — . . SIDE-WALK NOTES. Pure Ho’-r-e Via iters Pickad Up by Oai bocal Eeaortew What Our People Are L>®i*S Saying. Tiling* Our Friend* Tell Ui. “I owe my success to the newspapers, and to them I freely give a certain profit of my yearly Lusiness,” says John an amaaer —Get ready for the excursion to Atlanta on Nov. 28th. —Manages aud rumors of manages in these parts now. —And it is said there will be another marriage on Nov. 80thi —This week’s rain ruined a big lot of cotton in this section. —Mr. J. W. Timberlake was quite siolc the first of the week. —See Tax-Collector’s notice in this paper and pay your taxes. —Time lost with politics this year is now telling in the har¬ vest. —Dr. M. P. Deadwyler was with his many friends here this week. —Mr. J. Mi Denham shipped a car of cattle from here to Au¬ gusta Monday. —Messrs. Percy and Vivion Richards, of Washington, were here this week. —Miss Stella Holden returned home this week after a visit to Atlanta and Macon. —Another colored mercantile business added to our town by II. J. Peek & Bro. —A good brick mason can find ample employmt in and around Crawfordvilie. —Mrs. Shields,, of Thomson, was here this week to attend the Audrews-Hillman marriage. —Mrs. H. G. Barnwell, of Washington, is managing his father’s business at this place. —Mrs. Jones returned Satur¬ day to Louisville after a visit to her cousin, Rev. R. E. L. Harris. —There will be Thanksgiving services at the Baptist church here on the 24th, next Thursday. —Miss Nina Edmonson, of Washington, came over this week to attend the Andrews-Hillman marriage. —This town is greatly in need of 3, 4 and 5 room houses. Peo¬ ple are daily wanting such houses here. —Col. and Mrs. Maltbie have bought a lot near Judge Mitch¬ ell’s aud will soon erect a resi¬ dence thereon. —OrnerTaylor says the man who takes unto himself a wife these hard times is braver than Hobson or Dewey. —Several people got up to see the stars fall Monday morning at 1 o’clock, but they did not fall through the clouds. —The excursion to Atlanta on the 28th iust will be will paron ized by our people. It will be a good time to visit the city. —See Greenesboro Shoe & Clothing Co’s, big offer of a watch with each $10.00 purchase Their advt. is in this paper. —Mr and Mrs. J. H. Chap¬ man have returned to their home in Augusta. The former has about recovered his strength. —Those who want long com¬ munications published of any nature must send them in by Monday, not later than Tuesday. —Some think our cotton re¬ ceipts at this depot will be over 1000 bales less than last year. Over 100 bales came in Saturday. —Mr. W. Y. Edwards shipped a car of cattle to Augusta last week and says he found matters in the beef market rather quiet. —Some of our people have found there is a good profit in building small houses for rent. Mr. W. R. Reid is binding sever a p —Miss Pearl Rogers, of Nor wooc i ) an( j Miss Gertrude Jones, —-Mr. T A. ,, Asbury , , of , A. f Betliesda was here Saturday on business. We would be glad to claim Mr. Asbury and his family among our townspeople. —A sewer pipe culvert has been put in on Holden street which was much needed. water backed up t ere Sunday unti! it was like a fish pond. —M - Lmme Reid returned Fiiday from Montezuma A; a has been spendin:/ a ucdightful time with ... >-s J. , L 5e. COTTON PR C T 3 On the Following Goods: 50 Buggies, . 42 Wagons, Stoves, 175 Bedsteads J 122 46 Bureaus, 40 Dozen Axes. Call and See the Above bargains. W. T. JOHNSON, Washington, Ga. Marriage at Betliesda. Miss Kate Scott and Mr. John D. English were married at Be* thesda Wednesday of this week; The young couple have the best wishes of their many friends in this and Greene counties. Loans M ade on Lands. We have to recently made Ar¬ rangements negotiate loans on lands in Taliaferro County at very low rates and any person desiring to obtain loans on three and five years time should call on us. Horace & Care Holden. Good Offers by a Good Finn. The Greenesboro Shoe & Clothing Co. is composed of some of that city’s best business gentlemen and their success has been marvelous. They are now reaching out for trade in this and it will be seen from their notice in this paper they aim to give you your money’s worth and a watch to boot. They are making exceeding large of¬ fers of bargains to their custo¬ mers. Good Corn Crop. Mr. B. F. Wynne, of this county has made an extra large crop of corn this year and is now not troubling so very ranch about cotton prices. We are told that he has gathered about 1500 bushels. Cotton seems to be taking second place in the sight of some far¬ mers and they are now proud of it. , CLOTHING That must ■ - #3 e Soid! lr ; i ■ We liave a fcjrge Stock of Clothing; that must go. . . Part of it We Will Sell for Cost. • f • The remainder at a Very si* ,11 Profit. * We will H ot let them Remain In our store 9 If Prices Go F( r Anythiriir. &• Get Yoor Part Of It. . . # TfiU/tosmiji n 1 a rash- y T- A C Ui d y Pi h ii VC f i ' Add. Al<etinc To-Morrow. A specif 1 business meeting has been c:^ 0 ^ to convene at the Baptist chinch hereon Saturday (to-niorro\D ^4 U ^ clock xoi the purpose of attending to impor¬ tant business concerning the church. Every member is re¬ quested to ' ,e ou hand and vote on these questions. ---*--- 1 The doming: of Baby. When a baby comes to the house rial anxiety happiness comes. for The careand the count clinging nothing against and the touch of ii e little hands sound of tip little voice. The highest fuF'tion given to human beings is hanging healthy, hap¬ py children to to the world. Over thirty years ago the needs of women appealed to Dr. Pierce, now chief onsulting physician to the Invars’ Hotel and Sur¬ gical Instit'ke,' Buffalo, N. 5 , The result his study improved by thirty itoars of practice is embodied ii F r - Fierce s havor ite Prescri]fF on ’ It strengthens purifies am. makes healthy the organs difftoctly feminine. It •fives weak women the strength and healt) necessary for the producLior/of healthy children and it mttgs the bearing of those easy. T_t is sure to cure auy weakm • Oi derangement peculiar to v/>men; stops strength- pain, soothes inanimation, ens, purifiw invigorates. - Mr: j/ i Mrs. C. A. Slack’s membafb 9 has been transferred from the -ptist church liere to Mt. Stej is Baptist church and Mr. Sim ill be ordained and will i the Mt. Stephens church. If. OUR NEIGHBORS. Brightest Items from Near by Counties. TOLD IN SMALL NOTES. To the Credit of the Excellent County Journals from Which We (let the Creamy News. —A bill will be introduced iu the legislature incorporating Camak. —C. D. Bolteii and Miss Sarah Fortson were married in Wilkes last week. —Smyrna correspondent says: < t Dr. Binns, of Crawfordville, was in this vicinity, last Sun¬ day. »* —A negro child 4-years old was found smothered to death iu a pile of cotton seed in Wilkes county last week. The finest harness and axle oils at J. »S. Barnwell’s. —Mr. E. Bonner, of Crawford¬ ville, spent last Sunday with Mr. G. W. Guest —Tyrone cor. Washington Reporter. Everything in the world you want at J. S. Barnwell’s in the harness line. —The circus which struck Sparta last Friday, was a howl¬ ing failure, from a financial standpoint.—Ishmaelite. 2 Car Buggies at lowest prices ever offered—they must be sold. J. S. Barnwell. —.Mi’. Richard Pounds, Mrs. Jas. M. Harris and Mrs. T. W. Baxter, of Hancock, were buried in that county last week. I will pay cash for old iron, brass, copper and bones. A. J. Melton, Crawfordville, Ga. —Wilkes Sykes and Miss Rosa Brown, and Walter F. Pierce and Miss Sul lie Fannie Alfriend were married in Hancock last week. J. M. Denham, of White Plains, is buying cows and paying Highest Market prices for them. — We are informed that Mrs. Chapman, the fashionable dress¬ maker of Barnett will move to Warrenton at an early date.— Clipper. Save money by buying Wagonj, Buggies, Chairs Beds, Johnson’s By reaus, and at Washington, Ga. —Mr. J. B. Winter, of Winter* vilie, is offering 5,000 pounds That of home raised Hour for sale. looks like flour can be raised in Georgia. Don’t miss getting that tine cooking stove and set of kitchen ware which will lie sold at it low cotton price at tho Advo-Demo crat office. We only have one to dispose of. —Wilkes county has a shoot¬ ing and killing nearly every week. East week a negro, Ed. Gaines, shot another fatally and then escaped. W- T, Johnson, Washing¬ ton, Ga., has the largest store, biggest stock and lowest prices to be found between Atlanta and Augusta. —Uncle George W. Cohran brought in Saturday last a 20 pound carp, which lie caught in Little river with a hook and line. —W ashing to n Re porter. Harness and Lace Leather at J. S. Barnwell’s. —Some?one entered and stole cotton from it house of Mrs. Roane at Lexington last week. This stealing business will be greater this winter if loafers don’t go to work. OH II ME. I will be in Crawfordvijlo sev¬ eral days for tho purpose of clos¬ ing out the stock of Buggies, Harness, etc., and will sell on credit for good notes due Nov. 1 1899. Will sell at cost for cash ort ti ro; note. All those owing for buggies will please come in and sw me about their paper and save cost. II. G. Barnwell. —Mr. J. F. M. A)* ander openeu i store in Craw, rdville which h will co'idnct in conm.c with h' businessher» family il continue to reside Lexing so he tells us. Frt ’ , j. riti ,• s b speak Hu him In his net/ un def. 'big -Fcho. ft At F our Score. Dr. Miles’ Nervine Restores Wealth. j. A k y Css BB asp t Mv mm k ]!!■■*> '/ 0 NCLE EZEKIEL OBEAR, assessor and tax collector, Boverly, Mass., who has passed the 80th life mile stone, says: •‘Dr. Miles’ Restorative Nervine lifts done • y.veat deal o' good. I suffered for years from sleeplessness and nervous heart trouble. Would feel weary and used up in the morn in;:, had no ambition and my work seemed a burden. A friend recommended Pr. Miles’ Nervine, and I purchased a hot,tie under protest as I had tried so many remedies un¬ successfully, I thought it no use. But It gave me restful sleep, a good appetite and restored mo to energetic health. It is a grand good medicine, and I will gladly writo anyone inquiring, full particulars of rny sat¬ isfactory experience.” Pr. Miles’ Remedies Ds*. sold by all drug-pV 'W are p 1sts under a positive Ss x tM®iTV2n© guarantee, first bottle gfe benefits or money re- • R mtoreo funded. Book on dls- KjL<• Ept&t/V, ... > oases of tho heart and •} nerves free. Address, Ejtjflffi j flpMlM , iraS PR. MILES MEDICAL CO.. Elkhart, inU. Leave to Sell. /GEORGIA, TALIAFERRO COUNTY. To nil whom it may concern: Undid Kent u(l;nl»i*tnitrix of tin: ustate of John .1. Kent, deceased lias in duo form applied to the undersigned for leave to sell tho riivorsionary interest In and to the dower tract of hind assigned as dower to Ituehci Kent, widow of said deceased and said ap¬ plication will lie heard on the first Monday in December, 1898. This the 9th day of November, 1899. MITCHELL, GEO. II. Ordinary. December Sheriff Sales. Q'l’ATE OF GEORGIA, TA LI A FERRO ^COUNTY. Will lie sold before the court house door in Crawfordville in said County sale", and ISlatc, within . I he legal lioqrs of to the luiriiest bidder for cash, on the first Tuesday in December next, 1898 all that tract oi parcel District, of land Georgia lying Mili¬ and, being in Taliaferro,County, ihe 6()4th Georgia, tia, in con¬ taining one hundred and eleven fill; acres more or less, bounded on the North by lands if Mrs. Fannie As in try, on l he East by lands of Mrs Rebccea, E. Daniel and lands of Frank Mitchell, on the South by the South prong of Little river, and oil t ha W out l»y » I * - * v»".4 t **.tA4*.p Crawfordville to Woodstock in Oglethorpe place county. Also at the same time and all that tract or parcel of laud lying and being in tho Go7ih District, Georgia Militia both Taliaferro County. Georgia., lying on sides of the North prong of-tin: Ogeechee river with water mill, known as Jennings mill dwelling house and other improvement thereon, hounded on (he North and Last by lands of Samuel 11. Rhodes, trustee lor Ills wife and children, on the South by public road leading from Crawfordville to Helhauy church In Greene county, on the West by lands former v owned by If. J. Reid now owned* by I. F. Holden, con tabling forty (40) acres more or le.*s. Said lands levied on as the propelly of Rebec ca lane Ogletre.c under and by virtue of an execution issued from the Superior Court of said county in favorof Albert L. Richardson against said Rebecca Jane Ogletrec. Written notice of levy given as required by law. This 8 day of November, 1898. 1). P. HENRY. Sheriff Taliaferro County. WE A HE MAKING LIBERAL CASH ^ ADVANCES ON COTTON |)d I LfllP" % i |£IA: 4 ........ TO BE HF1.D FOR HjOHER |OES* p K DAVISON FAI?CO, AUGUSTA, CA. ■5| i a i **,'&*■ > « 4.;* f s.*7»
