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About The Advocate-Democrat. (Crawfordville, Ga.) 1893-current | View Entire Issue (April 28, 1899)
& tut to: • • A ^ a imir equal. See 'advertisement (fsewhere in this paper. A Sew Shop. I have moved into my new shop 'my on Broad street where I welcome all ■white friends to my handsome quarters. I will yisit your homes anu do hair cutting and shompooing for ihe. ladies and child¬ ren: also sharpen razors. 1 have added a shoe-shining depannent. Give uie a call. JOHN W. WILLIAMS, Barber, Crawford ville, Ga MONEY TO LOAN. I am now prepared to negotiate loans in any amounts from 82O0.00 up on real estate AT 7 PER CENT, per annum. Wm. N. MALTBIE, Attorney at Law, CRAWFORDVILLE, - - GEORGIA. Wanted! Reliable man for Manager of Branch Office I wish to open in this vacinity. If your record is O. K. here is a good open¬ ing. Kindly mention this psper when writing. A. T. MORRIS, Cincinnati, O. Illustrated catalogue 4 cts. past,age. R. B. SISSON Gun & Locksmith, Genera. Repair Shop, Including Bicycle Repairs nil Kinds. Send in your work. Shop in rear of J. H. Powers’ Store, On Square Near Court House. WORMS TAPE ujl up, worm eighteen feet long at u,K suae on the scene after my taking two CASCARETS. This X am sura has caused my haA health for the past three yeurs, I am sttll taking Casearets, the only cathartic worthy of •otic e by sensible people.” W. BOWLH, Baird. _ . _ „ Mag* _ GhO. W candy m cathartic ^ U|/vVMrlWtf y*\/% /nTl tmmwm mmmnmwo stci« b « SgZiS&L £> ... CURE CON8TIRATION. ... H«Hn€ cwni^ lURtrwo. I#*** to , ■A KmO’BAC TA RAP SoI<! gutswcT**Tob»c«>H«fcu. * n<! E»g *» n ***;* T h 1 a I— "jiTOT J ysyi killed on pay. It did not bite liny one buL’did I? a sight df “snarling.” f —Dr. J. G. Gibson went to his home in Crawford Monday. The Doctor is so feeble he cannot walk alone. —Rev. and Mrs. R. E. L. Harris • expect to visit Rev, Ab. Harris and family in South Georgia next week. —Mr W. R. Reid is having another building put up near his bar and Mr. Jack Stewart will occupy the new building with his meat market. —Paul Chapman is spending a few weeks vacation at his father’s home in this place. He has been night telegrapii operator at Covington. —Miss Irene Young who has been teaching school at Mar¬ garet’s Grove in this county has closed her school and is spending her vacation in Athens. —Prof. Will Sanford went down to Augusta and played base ball with the Y. M. C. A. team of that city against the team from Trinity college Saturday last. —The town council will have all the walks in the cemetery cleaned off but individuals must have their own squares cleaned. This work should be attended to at once. —Mr. John F. Thompson has accepted a position with the firm of J. M. High in Atlanta. His household goods have been moved here and Mrs. Tbomp son children will remain in Crawfordville for a while at least. WANTED: A man to represent an old line life insurance company, as district agent. A No. i contract to a good busi ness produc r. An experinced life >'n eurance agent, or Confederate veteran pre ferred. Address E. A, Fox & Co., Lowndes building, Atlanta, Ga, _Sorrv aorr\ to to hear near that tnat Grovpr <jrro\er, sou of Mr. and Mrs. J. V. Andrews is still suffering from the effects of his late spell of pneu noni,. ■^^^xercisen for Memorial Day. The Memorial day exercises, April 26, will take place at the court house at 1:30 p. m. Col.W. N. Maltbie toll deliver the mem¬ orial address. Dr. H. F. White will be master of ceremonies. Mrs. Horace Holden will read “The Faded Jacket. * > Glenn Legwen and Alvin Golucke will render some appro pi iate extracts. Mrs. Clem Moore will have charge of the music. Mr. Red S. Mui’den will act as chief marshal. Aides: W. O. Wright, Titus Richards, Hence Murden, Alexander B@a zley, P. G. Veazey, Chas. Bergs¬ trom, Thos. J. Evans, Capt. Sam Flynt and John T, Heard. The Association kindly requests all participants to place themselves in readiness to form a line of march after the exercises at the court house so as to avoid confu¬ sion. Flowers will be scarce this year and as the 26th day of April is a day especially named and is to be observed in memory of our Confederate dead, it is earnestly hoped that our people will make the soldiers graves the special object of one day at least. Indeed it was the intention and wish of Mrs. Williams, the qr iginator of memorial day. that only the soldiers graves should be looked after on that day. Every other day in the year can be given to individual graves and private lots; but only one day to the dead soldiers. Shall we be¬ grudge it? A committee will attend to it that each soldiers grave is remembered. “A word to the wise is suffi cient” and a word from the wise should be sufficient, but you ask, The oft repeated experience of trustworthy persons may be taken for know ^ge Mr. W M. Terry says Chamberlain s Cough Remedy ^ es better satisfaction than any Other la the Dial ket. He has Elk ton, ^e ivy., drug J t f ™' busuiess e ^ earS ; at ’ h&s sold hundreds of bottles of ietne bv neurit all other oough medicines manufactured, which shows conclusively that Chamberlain’s is the most satisfactory to the people, and is For sale by * Dr ’ K ° knev he c con it sei t, A; folk] stai Thoi the inst beat by t deb Po stria idenj sidl beloi fede to hap| earl/J b.Y H\ cor 1 1 Geo. Af we: Souti the ward up in worn* Georij matto caricu th3 in belie confe tha war? w. that Rewf 4 Catac We kn< ^ fectl tran: to ca by t W Drui Wai Whol Hal inter: the the tie. Hal best. V
