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About The Advocate-Democrat. (Crawfordville, Ga.) 1893-current | View Entire Issue (April 21, 1899)
v THE ADVOCATE-DEMOCRAT ft 1-00 e P. VOL, XXIV. SPRING GOODS Are Arriving Almost Daily at C. Ber & <r strom’s. Call and see them ALL PRICES LOW. Dry Goods Department. Dress Goods in assorted colors. ,Calicoes in assorted patterns, Cantbiic n assorted patents. Bleaching, good assortment, Bed-spreads at at lowest prices. Flannels in great variety. Large slock of Plaids, Sheet I ng 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, suspenders, Handkerchiefs,Neck-wear and Gloves. A good assortment Ladies’ Hose and Children’s Hose. Men’s Half Hose all n great variety. Clothing. Great assortment of Jeans and Jeans Pants, Boy’s Coats, Pants and Vests. Come at "nee and buy ot me. Glassware and Lamps. Large Halt and Parlor Lamps, Chandelier globes, and Lamp globes, Lanterns and lantern globes, extra shades, burners and wicks, - b>-v.? G:—v, Ttor.* ’ Norvr,lo<j a J If your Grocer Spring Announcement, 1899. To Our Many Friends in this County. . . . Our new and handsome Spring stock of Men’s, Youth’s and Children’s Clothing and Furnishings is now ready for your inspection. Shirt We have also a large and novet line of ladies’ Waists, Collars, Neckwear and Belts. We need no introduction to you but have this to say: We appreciate your kinddess in the past and will assure you the same courteous treatment for the future. Kindly Remember Us. I. C. LEVY’S SON & CO., Tailor-Fit Clothiers, 838 Broad Street Augusta, Ga. t You’ve Got It! You Know It! Why Not Be Cured Easy? --THAT IS Y'OU HAVE Dyspepsia, Indigestion, Stomach Trouble, Liver Trouble or Kidney Trouble. Tate Spring Water Fr0m Ea T s a t t Ien P „ r .‘ ngS ’WiIl CUTB YOU. TESTIMONIALS. -II. L. Tayfor, Gov. of Tenn., Nashville, 'T r*gara Tate Springs as the best on the continent.” David Kirk, Pres. McCalmont Oil Co., P ttsburg, Pa.: “I l>elieve Tate Spring water is au infallible cure for dyspepsia.” J. B. Levert, 803.Perdido St., New Or¬ leans, F*b. 2, ’97: “I consider Tate Spring a most deiightful summer resort and the water superior to any I ev er used.” 1®,C*11 on the Edirorof The Advocate-Democrat for a 40 page book, free con¬ taining 5-50 of our 5 009 testimonials. VICK 8 SEEDS X Bolbe»»i PlMts barel» OcmeanAj of sWWbvi G/.RK* fVAt«e»r,fw APm a 1 >»H eoni»ry FL0H,U .§ GU DE, f : * T and —faTttw roUL A mturfM in C&taiorti* rua-ti *n aJ* Mi-*** i*+m**‘X •«wun ^ mm* M* » »f »; > fcw ” *VT,* V j^i ihTH ^HiuTor*^ J * mad mt OmUf wA r CIS- f K li t eifc iwv r red MIa e«v»n « e r r .oi 4 »—>■*“ * st m. sf — e*e fer o*»v N me*** *• >» ***** V *- A 2 V Hfe’P. ,9gJaawtft. “ My * jA*r*rvic(is"iio«s7*ScKgrni*. n. t. » CRAWFORPVII,LE. GA„ l’P * lY. APRIL 21. 1899. y What the people o. That Thriv i.P8? Town ARE DOlNd AND SAYING. The News and Gossip of all that Sec¬ tion of Much Interest, Reported By (t L. Rugby. Messrs, Winn ami Fouche were in town last week on business. , ’’ Mr. Will Barnett and Mrs M. E. Brooke visited Sharon lust week. Mi. m, w'w W. R t? Reid M hmncrht brought a , load load of of drum- drum mers to our town last week. Mr. George T. Moore and others went on a fishing frolic last week. Mr. W. E Arnett was doing some work on the Masonic hall last week. R. M. Gilbert and S. T. Gilbert have exchanged plaees of residence. Educate Your Bowels With Cascarets. 10c. Candy Cathartic, cure constipation relund forever. 35c. If C. C. C. fail, druggists money. Mr. John O’Keefe had a horse to become deaf suddenly last week. Mr. R. H. Jackson doue some work’on Mr. J A. Kendricks residence last week. We learn that Mrs. Tom Brown near Reynoldsyille is quite sick withacancer. Subscribe for the county paper and tead the news and pay up your past dues. fo Cure Constipation Forever. Take Cascarets Candy Cathartic. 10c or 26c. If C. C. C. fail to cure, druggists refund money Mr. W. T. Johnson, the hardware man of Washington, was in Sharon a few days ago. Messrs. J. A. Kendrick and J. W Fallen went to Augusta on business last, week. When you ask for Dr. M. A. Simmons Liver Medicine, see that you get it aud not some worthless imitation. Mr. A. D. Kendrick has been feeble for several days, but is some better at this time. Misses Lily Barnett, Annie Brooke and J.ove Kendrick • ! u Sfcaron witho___lion’s head. does not hftvo Lion Coffee In hia store, send us hiri name and address that we may place it on sale there. Do not accept any substitute. S l . Ohio. SPICE CQ.. to l ***, j. S. Carr, Durham. N. C.- “I think ft tho finest water to be found anywhere,” J. 31. Studebaker, South Bend. Ind.: “I believe there is no sj ring in America that contains the healing qualities that Tate Spring does.” Thos. A. Mellon, Pittsburk, Pa.: “I be Here there is no water in this country equal to Tate’s for the car* of neuralgia a» well as dyspepsia and liver troubles.” “IN THE INTEHMT OP PEOPLE.* Only the indigent and crippled soldier* arc allowed to peddle without license and they cannot send out agents. . to mors to gat steak for breakfast. A Torpid Liver causes Depression of Spirit*- Indigestion, Constipation, Head aphe. Use Dr M. A. Simmons Liver Medicine to stimulate that organ. Messrs. L. 8. Jackson Kendrick , Cr*wfprdyilR)‘Ia*t Week wwitt to and Lint retp^*ed. with * netv top buggy. ft is said Ihat when the whippoorwill calls and,the dove coos that winter is broken but this is not the case this spring. Dr M A Simmon s Liver Medicine clours the complexion, givos buoynucy to the mind, cures Headache, Liver Regulate* 8tunwfib ^ aluJ . Marshall Welborh Stone is having our streets put in good order. You can judge the vim and enterprise of a town by the street and walks. We will put up the latest improved clothes wire at your homes for one cent a lineal foot. Any kiiiiL'iif tin work or quiltiug done. C. L. Birgby. Mrs. Jessie R. Davidson, Tallapoosa, Ga., writes: I find Dr. M. A. Simmons Liver Medicine a splendid remedy for Torpid Liver, Indigestion and Liver Troubles. I was a wreck and tired of living, but by its use lam a well woman. if I had caught the smart young man who put that piece of cske in my pocket I would have learned hint a lesson that his mother Filed to. teach him. A negro stole a pair of shoes from Mr. John O’Keeffe’s store last Friday. He went in the direction of Washingnon. Gorden Stone failed to catch him. For a quick remedy and one that is perfectly safe for children let us recom¬ mend One Minute Gough Cure. It is ex¬ cellent for croup, hoarseness, tickling in the throat and coughs. Dr. L.R. Brown, Sharon, Ga. Misses Smith and Ivey returned to their homes in Washington last week. We hope the young tadiu* had a good time during their visit to our town. Mr. John Chapman and Miss Ray, daughter of Robert R#y, were married recently at Wilt too late yV. We wish them s happy Prompt action in this may s yonr trees. Neither should cultivation be no. ted. The trees need the bast .of aft tion now more than ever. - Orcha should be thoroughly cultivated dnr the season as though you expected a crop of fruit If cultivation is i iected, a little hot sun and dry wea will tell a doleful tale. S: ate Entomoiarj% c Culture of Upland Rloe. Question.— Please give me some gel eral information in regard to the onltui of upland rice. prad Answer.-— The following pi n is ticaily that of W. H. Dickey of Abb< ville, a successful grower of upland rio Low or hammock laud is preferable fc the planting of upland rice; in order guard against drouth, however, the should not be wet. Break the land aud close, aud use the barrow if are any clods, then nse the small and trench your rows about 24 to inches apart. Put in the drill* 200 800 pounds of good commercial iaer, or barnyard manure can be with good results if well pulven Drop the rtt» 12 to 14 inches apart, ting 12 tb 20 grain* in a hill, and cov* same with a fork plow. After this t* doue, the rice can be tivated with very little trouble. Plo\ ■hallow, using the soooter and and about two workings will be all One bnshel Of rloe ] is necessary . plant from two and one-half to acres which on good land and prop* seasons will yield from 25 to 30 bushel® of rough rio* per acre. One busnei tb* rough nee, waeu bulked, will yiei ll about 3d pound* of beautiful white which has an excellent flavor, Aud considered by many to be lar to any other rio* that can be found tbo ttijtirktet* 2n 1 If planted in aboot Sept 1, ready for harvesting as the head ripens before the you get from one to three tons of exet lent __ Lav per acre G«>g f> r Mr. W. H Dickey of Abbeville, has about 20 bushel* of this upland bu#h» that he will sell for |1.60 per e.! sacked and delivered to freight or [ ! Dr.Bulli SYRUP*',, COUCH Will cure Croup without fail, da, v • coi flltn tlOTI ^ a forola t aferro I C AH Wftfltt WBOHiK j.' W. it. Gunn, GnurdiAii iof Mary J r . Bing*. appiie«to m* Un letters r.f di M i, «i*« from said ruawiianship, and I v pa*, upon hi* .pplifmtion on the 1 ' 'HTCHKM ydinarj Bro lie Taylor was In our town recent •i W not seen him in some tiinf, looking well. He is making his In. h Mr, Tom Fate near Ray. town. H>; tre are some Elders of the later tb nts or Mormons a* „ call theiuj around. They deny the Mor¬ mon » his county, but ail come from Llull'd 3 followers of Joe Smith and ddTH Yuung. Mr. oon Moore of Warren was on a visit Aiaron community recently, His ma riends and relatives were glad to mat ,m. Uncle Joe was a case once in is so we have heard. He is quite :ui%ld now, and shows his age. cough, throat lrnln • ,, ion, vo ft * oak 1 , pain in the chest, difficult brqath% croup or hoarseness, let us suggest i* Minute Cough Cure. Al Wi ,f s ie i le and safe. Dr. L. A. Biown, Share a, The vere thirty legal white voters in Rayto district last year, by tho name of Moi If you were to take them, their famili nd the colored people of that name e district we believo they wcuk up a town as large as Craw ford ville, a take all In Taliaferro county . they w id make a good size city. T. I jibe. Druggist, Greensboro, Ga., writes follows: “In the past eight years, vvi sold more of Dr. Pitts’Car minati “pi, , ban all the soothing syrups, colic <i nid other baby medicines c iiibi i.” Sold bv all druggists. A gi many wont on the excursion to A'lant Wi .ward aome men say that sen >*e who went, did not have a d*y’ us at’ home, and had to draw the m< y or this years;crop to pay their way; s doubt this is true. Men who have u|jK lies* in a city when an plenty excursion of i. rua, oi m n who have money mt justifiable In going, but our people vho have no money, or business either yve don’t think do justice to themaaive*) and family. 1 cco S*ii aud Smoke four I.lfe Away. fo jbocco easily and forever, be mag n etUs t life, nerve and vigor, take No-To nder-workar, that makes weak men str»i l druggists, 50c or *1. Cure guaran teed >klet aud sample freo. Address einedy Co, Cbicairo or New York. * Bufford who died in mi, instant, iroin jujuriei ,n the railroad was brought up th and buried in the Methodist Dr. A. C. Davison conducting services. He had a good many and friends at this place. Mr. ras p.-|ncin*ll\ .* raised in this coun hac , * a S ood reputation. ... lit was lnrty years old and was to have narried on 2nd Sunday in this His intended bride was present turial. We extend our sympathies bereaved. Discov ered by a Woman, her great discovery has been made, t too, by a lady in this country. fastened Its clutches upon hei srysn years she withstood iu tests, but her vital organs w«r* ll( .^ , tm > death seemed imminent, months she coughed incessantly, no t sleep. She finally discover recovery, by purchasing of u* Dr. King’s New Discovery lor and was so much relieved first dose, that she slept all with two lMjttlos, has been cv<«d. Her name is Mr*, ILra. Thu* write* W. 0. Ham mo., ot Shelby, N. C. Trial bol »at Dr. R. .T. Reid's drug store, Jr six* 30c *nd *1.00. Every aranteed. Go Shed the Light. j s f u |] 0 f error, g hang thick and dark, it* black and tbreauning gloom but a faint spark. e comes a stirring sound the sun more bright the mandate speaks, Truth’s precious Light.” is full of sorrow, corne to our ears; the millions, griefs and fears; came in trumpet tones, make grief grow light one an earnest go Hope’s cheering Light, i * ? ’ can be redeemed ’•enslaving might— forth ristian will go t the gospel light, L. L. V. Glorisos Hews* hich had tatused her great suf Terrible sores would hesd unrl fa< * and th« no ^‘P 1 bat “er *boWt what tbOUIIMl al Kfectric Bitter* is the besl iicr I known. It’» the supreme —.„ ma ’ t«uer salt rheum, an ,| ruD D j M It slims b ' u ' Royal r Absolutely pure Powder Baking Makes the food more delicious and wholesome ROVh^JKm^OWDE^^jeWVOW^ MISSIONS DEPARTMENT. BY W. M. S. Woraans Missionary Society—When ap¬ pointed at our Missionary Society to rep. resent it in the Convention 1 hesitated be¬ fore I would consent to go, not because I was unwilling to serve, but because I felt a roluctancy to face the responsibility required of me. From experience I hud learned to know that the raising of money for missionary purposes and the asking people to do missionary work is an ungra¬ cious office —I had been Impressed with the idea that it was an unwilling work, ami that of course, where there were so many thousands ot dollars to be raised for Missions and so much work to be done in that time, there would lie little or no enjoyment, but I had made a great mis¬ take—When I met with that great con¬ course of God’s people—people who had the love of God burning in tlielr hearts, and such unbounded love that it reached out encircling every living creature on His earth. When I taw them pledging their money, themselves and even their children to do Ills service In spreading the gospel—I felt a new impulse—A great desire to go forward and to do more for the Master. I felt, what a blessed privilege is ours to lie co-workers witli God. These dear Christians had been through a week of selfdeulal and they were ready to do God’s work in God’s name and He bless¬ ed them with His presence. It was a season of glory. O, that our brothers and sisters could iiave enjoyed it as I did. It did my soul good, and I came back strengtheu <d and with His help I shall try to give r « An i do more lor the cause of anadoiiA'.aa-! h*>.5 The spirit ofloy. pervaded «ol only the meetings but ft extended Into the homes where the brothers and sisters were I cared for with such sweet hospitality, that Savannah will always be remembered gratefully and lovingly by Georgia Baptiste. My Husband and myself were k/ndiy entertained In the home of Rev. ami sister Pelot who with their amiable and sweet daughter gayo us a warm welcome and lavished thoughtful atten¬ tions upon us during the time of our stay with them. We shall always remember them gratefully. JLNNIE CHAPMAN. %*»*.* “The master cometh and calleth for thee.” (Vomun has been greatly blessed by the Christian religion. She ha* never faltered but has stood firm and true. She stood firm and true when strong men denied the Savior. She wa* ready with gentle hospitality to relieve the Savior from hi* footsore wanderings. Sh* was last at the cross and first at the grave. There is such a call for Mi»siouary work as has never been heard before. The field is vast aDd the laborers few. Let us gird ourselves, put on our armor and go to work for the Lord. All cannot go as Mission aries but all may by their con tritution* a'd in the graud consumatlon of the Redeemer’s Kingdom. Home Missions must bo pressed as never before. There is work for the Musto . mry societies. . ar(J weak we can’t do much of our s«lve* but while engaged in the Redeeni ers cause wo have tlie privilege of relying on one whose strength ts in unite, Th* Appetite of a Goat Is envl*d by all p»K»r dyspeptics whoo* Stomach arid Liver are <>ut of order. All such should know that Dr. King's New Life Pills, the wonderful Stomach and Liver Remedy, give* a splendid appetite, sound digestion and a regular bodily habit that Insures perfect health and great energy. Only 25 cents at any Drug Store. During our week of prayer and sell sacrifice which we observed greatly 2o. to our VV spiritual enjoyment, we raised $9 e feel that these meetings were beneficial to us both individually and aa a society. They strengthened our courage and in¬ creased our zeal and our membership is determined to “go forward" in the great We trust that our offerings brought during that week will be blessed by oui Heavenly Father to the conversion of som* soul who otherwise would not have bad thejgospel presented to him on her. Dr. Bulls Cute* Cures vtevrisY pleurisy ana arH pneu- C^/tllOTh r* » w, ^~ Advance- NO. 8. Scraping Away Dirt From Peach Treeas Question 12.—Is it the proper time tty scrape away the dirt from the base of my peach trees, for the purpose of kill¬ ing tho borers? When must the dirt be put back ? Answer 12.—This work should have boon done much earlier, say about tha first of November, but better do it now than leave it undone, a* the borers will certainly do your trees great damage if let alone. Scrape away the earth around the base of the tree, down to the hori eontal roots. Then kill all the borer* possible, by cutting out with a sharj kuife whore they havo not entered too far into the wood: in that case run a wire into the holes and you will kill most of them. From the middle of February to the middle of March—according to lo¬ cality-fill up the hole about the tree with fresh soil from the woods if easily obtaiuod. Filling the hole with ashes, is also recommended. In either case, pile the earth or ashe* about the stem of the tree, several inch¬ es higher titan the surrounding ground. —State Agricultural Department. MONTHLY SUFFERING. 'T’housands of i * women are troubled at monthly inter¬ vals with head, pain# in the d . back,,breasts, shoulders,sides vj hips and limbs, - M Bet suffer. they^nned i not These pains are symptoms of dangerous derangements that can be corrected. The men¬ strual function should operate «rdoi painlessly. makes menstruation painless, and regular. It puts the deli¬ cate menstrual organs in condi¬ tion to do their work this properly. pain. And that stops all Why will any woman suffer month after month when Wine of Cardni will relieve her? It costs $i.oo at the drug store. Why don’t you get a bottle to-day? For advice, in cases requiring giv¬ special directions, address, ing symptoms, “The Ladies’ Advisory Department,” The Chattanooga Medicine Co., Chattanooga, Teun. Mrs. DOZEN* LEWIS. Tsiss. of OsnaolHs, monthly Intervals »«T»I " I wss (rouble* at back, with tsrrlbl# pains In my bead wid but have boon entirely rollers* by Win* of Cardul." i f XL Beautiful i Hair Dr. Murray’s . Hair Prsmsfsr Core* dandruff, »top« the hair from fsU- , ing out, invigorates the growth, i* • i superb drewung, while not % <ly®, by nourishing its r<x>U, will fMMiitt vely It re- is ttore grsy hair to its original color. the per -excel lenee of *11 h*ir restorer*. Pmc *, st.OO psb L*bo« Bottls. For sale by druggists—If not, send to os and it will be sent, prepaid, upon receipt of price. MAMUPACTUO.O MtT »V T« Murray Medicine Company, ATLANTA. OA. For Sale by Owl Drug Store. COMPLETE SiKflsa MILL OUTFIT8. atm, rrm. C»m« Min ■■<! Sklagl* 0»«W. Building, Factory, and Bring* Furnn** Railroad Castings. Saw*. Files, Oilers Etc. Cast nery day; v>ork 180 Kandi. LOMBARD IRON WORKS! SUPPLY CO., AUGUSTA, OA. Oe Witt’s Witch Hazel Salvs Care* Pile*, Seal**. One Minute Coufh Curs, curcn, Tbef I* what It fer.
