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About The Advocate-Democrat. (Crawfordville, Ga.) 1893-current | View Entire Issue (May 5, 1899)
I pm -V> jl. 5 u fei HLs i LjfsSS l:ijl T.: *3 probabiv aick? the kidneys. j vi ' / J //2 3 Chest? Then probably the lungs. t* <1 /rj hhicii tlsQ probably Joints? rheumatism. ^ n ho matter where it is, nor what kind: you need have it no longer. It may be an hour, a day, or a year old; it must yield to if ii f W Mi f"el Immediately after applying it yoj its soothing, v/arming, strength* e.hng power. It quiets congestion; draws out inflammation. ft is n new p!a?ter. A new combination of new remedies. Made after new methods. Entirely unlike any ■ other plaster. The Triumph of Modern Medical B Science. (m The Perfected Product of years of H Patient Placed Toil. over the chest it is Em a K powerful aid to Ayer’s Cherry "throat Pec toral in the treatment of all H and lung a'Teetions. Placed over the stomach, it stops jg 8 nausea and vomiting; over the jdr B bowels, it controls cramps and colic. Placed over the small of the back, Rb it _ removes all congestion from the ■B* kidneys and greatly strengthens Hr weakness. For sale by all Druggists. Up J. C. Ayer Co., Lowell, Mass. Oiir Honor Roll, The following kind patrons have paid their subscriptions since our last issue; W. A. Brooks, 5 fi to Jan 2,1900. L- C. Rhodes, 50c to Jan 1, ’99. J. S. Stewart, 50c to Aug. Js. '99. W. O. Limcford, ?r to May 5.1900. W. R. Nash 50 to Oct 30, ’99 S. J Chapman. Si to Feb. 29 1900. A Sew Shop. I have moved into my new shop on Broad street where I welcome all my white friends to mv handsome quarters. I will visit your homes and do hair cutting and shompooing for the ladies and child¬ ren; also sharpen razors. I have added a shoe-shining depament. Give me a call. JOHN W. WILLIAMS, Barber, Crawtordviile, Ga MONEY TO LOAN. 1 ant now prepared to negotiate loans in any amounts from SJ00.00 up on real estate AT 7 PER CENT, per annum. Will. N. MALTBIE, Attorney at Law, CRAWFORDVILLE, - GEORGIA. R. B. SISSON J Gun & Locksmith, Genera. Repair Shop, Including Bicycle Repairs all Kinds. Send in your work. Shop in rear of J. H. Powers' Store, On Square Near Court House. PIMPLES «my wife bad pimple, onher race, but ebe baj be-m taking CASCAKE1S ami troubled they have all disappeared. I haa been with constipation for some time, but alter tak candy M ^ y JP CATHARTIC ^ TWADf ***** ... CURE CONSTIPATION. ... W.rll.l K'mxl , *•—»«.*. <*■'««*". »>« r>rt - V> NO TChBAC r «j r & 11 ■i- z> PROF. P. M. WHITMAN 7th $t.. Augusta, Ga., GIVES FREE EYE TESTS for all defect* rf fight, grinds the proper glasses and WAf RANTS them. Lenses cut into your irame f while you watt. free OF CHARGE, •i: 5 VSTel? s ._..°£S'. 25— " ' f” u 95 CTS- SMALL SIDE-WALK Mil Pure Home Matters of Interest to Our Readers. TOWN NEWS ITEMIZED. What Our People .4 re Doing, Sarins and Thinking About Told in Brief Notes. —Welcome new correspondent at Fair Play. —Mrs. John Thompson visited Augusta this week. —The creeks and rivers are thronged with fishermen. —Mr. John Hill, of Wash ington, was here Sunday. —Farmers about up with the work of planting their crops. —Prof. Macon Kilpatrick spent a part of this week at Lio erty Hall. —Prof. Will Sanford played [ A another game of ball in Augusta last week —Mr. C. M. Furlow. of Madi son, was , here this ,, ■ week , working , • insurance —Col. H. M. Holden visited Macon and Sparta this week on legal business. —The people have staid at home and farmed during the past two weeks. —Wesley "Williams is having a fancy color put on the lioor of his barber shop. —There will be a nice chance of fruit in this section if all sticks that is on the trees now. Mrs. A. G. Beazley and Mrs. W. R. Gunn visited Mrs. J. W. Asbury in this county this week. —Mr. C. J. O'Farrell worked up Oawfordville in the interest of the Atlanta Journal this week. —Commissioners met in regular session Tuesday. No matters of very great importance reported. ^—As usual on S. S. picnic days, we suppose the stores and business houses here will close qn Friday next. —Mr. Will Asbury did not get off to Comer last week as we sta¬ ted, but he left this week for Macon and Griffin. —Mrs. W. F. Ham mack, of Atlanta, is spending a few days with the family of Mrs. J. D. Hammack in this place. We are preparing for another good story to begin as soon as the “Cruel as the grave” is en¬ ded in the Advo Democrat. —Any one wishing a good new upright piano at about half price will do well to call on the editor of the Advocate Democrat. —If we would all get together we could build a small cotton factory here that would do a greatdeal to build up our section. —A Rev. Peterson, who said he was endeavoring to build a church in Denmark, preached at the Baptist church Monday night. —W. P. Hubert was off on a few day’s rest last week and rnu de a Visit . . tO Atlanta. . ,. , -rr-r-i E. C. , h T, * x down i , ■ h *^f . * raph •» office and depot while ? Will was out. —Mr. D. A. Saggus went up to Union Point this week cousidering a proposition made him to go into a wagon shop at that place. Don’t think he accept. —We are under lasting | obligations to Mr. and Mrs - Robert MeGibony for a fine - supply of extra nice cabbage plants which they sent US last week. —Sam Stewart, colored, was arrested this week at Warrenton for moving a stove that belong¬ ed to Mr. S. J. Jones, Jr. He paid the cost, settled for the stove and was released. —Capt. Tom Moody, one the most popular conductors on the Georgia Railroad, his and children left after a visit to relatives here. The Captain has charge of the fast train from Camak to Macon. ■??c * # AGENCY FOR AT “The Big Store." 150 Wagons. A . 75 Buggies. W. T JOHNSON, Washington, Georgia. Small Sales Tuesday 1 Sale day here Tuesda [little ' was vel Y ( l ulet and very property was for sale.. The Richards land was sold an was bid in by Carrie McLaughlin, who loaned money on tint land : through a loan company. There | were 543 acres and it wasiyid in at a remarkeble low price! i Another (’asp of Rheumatism Gml by (.'liamborlain’s Pain Balia i My son was afflicted)-with j rheumatism which contracted his r jg|y limb until he was tnable 1 to walk. After using oaeand a half bottles of Chatnbe'lain s Pain Balm he was able o be about, again. I can heartily recommend it to persons suffer¬ ing from rheumatism.-John Snider. Freed, Calhoun &>•, W Va. For sale by Dr. K. I Reid. hied from ilis Hunts. Our Barnett correspondent tells of the death of Mr Tom Taylor’s little three year fid hoy. The little fellow was in tie field with his father about three weeks before his death, Haying around a tire in the fled. His clothes caught on fire am he was horribly burned, Th< little fellow lived through the>e three weeks suffering untold terture. Picnic Next Friday. The Sunday school. 1 of the town will have a joint pcnic at Daniels spring on Friday next, May 12th. This is annml picnic of the Sabbath schools aula good time is expected. ! rr \ only trouble here being and the there¬ -q'u-ings is between too far for some of us to walk. Moore’sand Kendrick’s inills, and Hillman were all voted Tor in the selection of a, place to :iold the picnic but Daniel’s ?ot the The Soldiers Graves duly. Many of our people seem to forget that Memorial cay is not designed to be a general decora¬ tion day. They appeal’ to for get that the leading idea is to decorate the graves of those who were confederate soldiers. As a consequence ol’this orgetful ness.we were prone ty observe that the graves of a number of soldiers were unnoti<*d in the floral honors. It would be well. we think, to decorate no graves but those of soldiers op Memori¬ al day, and have another time set for a general decoration. Mrs. Williams, the author of Me¬ morial day, especially begged that only soldiers graves be dec¬ orated on April 2fith. t OBSERVER. A society writer in a big ’ity daily very truly says; narries “It is a foolish girl who a man to reform him. Sweet bear reform very few men; and w!v< - tefoi still fewer the girl who expects to ch jge tha nature of « pig by marrying on* ill get some £ ,L. she per The who is all smll ll<» and consid erataness as a sweetheart d who invests ^eHtrutally hopdUdy 1n cloves etc and drunk a* a husband ttn( i'ii e out all night at the jac fc door of a down tow('saloon. The best sort of a man for a giri to marry is man who is not needed to be reformed at all. but has always been upright ab hi* life.” TtJ. WllV TX rH (tHAiin iH4l LU u)Uu. 111U J ¥ VU FOR SEWING MACHINES? When vyncnyjucd you can m y a new' High Arm Sin.ifv I , ’ r less than half that amour, at THE lnL ALLIANCE STORE. I TERMS EASY L. M. A. Meeting. The Ladies Memorial Associa tion met fit the residence ol Mrs. C. G. Moore Monday afternoon. The names of the following la¬ dies were enrolled; Mrs. C. G. Moore. Mrs. W. C. Uhaptnan, Mrs,H. M. Holden, Mrs, W. C. Andrews, Mrs. J. H. Stephens. Mrs. U. S. Gunn. New officers were appointed by the president namely Mrs. H. F. White, Pres.; Mrs. H. M. Hol¬ den, Vice Pres.; Mrs. U. S. Gunn Treas.; Mrs. C. G. Moore, Sec. A barbecue for the confederate soldiers of this county to be given in the near future, was discussed. For fifteen years Memorial Day has been observed in our little town. In the last few years it has fallen to a few to do the work. Wu are glad to have the im above ituet i mentioned ladies join us in (his noble work, and hope yet to add more names, We should tie fail to pay tribute to our bra' who so gallantly wore the gri Mrs. A. G. Beazley, Pi Mrs. H. F. While, Sec. Whooping Cough. ■ I had a little boy who \Bi nearly dead from an attack of whooping cough. My neighbors recommended Chamberlain’s Cough Remedy. I did not think that any medicine would help him, but after giving him a few doses of that remedy I noticed an improvement, and one bottle cured him entirely. It is the best cough medicine I ever had in the house.—J. L Moore, South Burgettstown, Pa. For sale by Dr. R. J. Reid. Married in Atlanta. The Atlanta Journal of Thurs¬ day evening of last week con¬ tained the following notice of the marriage of a most suecess ful business young man who spent his boyhood days with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Joe Mann, in this county: The marriage of Miss Ethel Laurette Johnstone and Mr. Wil liamR. Mann was quietly solemn¬ ized at half past 5 o’clock yester¬ day afternoon at the residence of Rev. W. W. Landrum. The marriage of these popular young people will be quite a sur¬ prise to their many friends. Mrs. Maun is a most lovable young woman witn line traits o i character. Mr Mann is a well known I young business man of sterling character. llow’* This 1 We offer One Hundred Dollars Reward for any case of Catarrh that cannot be cured by Hall’s Catarrh Cure. F. J. Cheney & Co Pm,*.. Toledo, U. We the undersigned, have known F. J. Cheney for the last 15 years, and behove bun per foctly honorable in all business transactions and financially able to carry out any obligations made by their firm West & Troax, Wbolesa-e Druggists, Toledo. 0. Wadding, Kinnan & Mauvin. Wholesale Druggists, Toledo, O. Hall's Catarrh Cure is taken internall v, acting mMeMWrfw-of directly upon the Weed an.l Uie system. Price 75c. per not tie- Sold by all Druggist*. Tea ■ imonialsfree. the Hall’s Family Pills are best. •—j 4 . .* 77 The following fitter* remain in the post ofllice at Crawford ville, first of this month UD ~ ,:ahkd {or: Mr. J. L. Beeks, Mi. Chpard Burgs, .Mr. R. E. Rether, c. L Burdett, ClarK J “T «~ Cards; Mrs. V ' M II.L. Reek Mr. ""V'T," Smtober JohllS ' FUIMKR. P.M. C II Brightest Items from Near by Counties. TOLD IN SMALL NOTES. To the Credit of the Excellent County Journal* from Which We (let the Creamy New*. —Warren county is fixing a fair this fall. —There was a big picnic at Daniel’s spring Saturday. —Greensboro expects to gailize a cotton factory company soon. On the 25th inst. George R. Brown committed suicide by cut¬ ting his throat with a razor, in Sparta, — Mr. Alfred Atkinson, of Greene, and Miss Julia Amoss, were married in Hancock county last week.* —Reports of a great many hor¬ ses find mules dying in the adjoin¬ ing counties. Rotten corn the cause in many cases. —Fiinbree, colored, was hang¬ ed at Thomson Wednesday for the murder of Ellis Martin, col¬ ored, about a year ago. The Lexington Military Com pany will disband. The late war ruined the state raalitia, but it will be needed worse now than ever, —A city court has boon order ed Hi Oglethorpe county and Rev. Phil. VV. Davis has been ap pointed ( .i judge. The first session I ! will be held liist Monday i in • June, , j 60 Crai ohnson s "bi —Mr. Julien A. Gorham,for merl,y of this place, and Miss Lee Showber, were mar¬ ried at the home of the bride in N. C., on.April 27th. holds a responsible of posi¬ the tion in the law department Southern R. R. at Charlotte, N. C. —Where water had settled in a shaft or sink made by quarry¬ ing stone near Sparta, there are pike and perch fish, some of which Mr. Lewis of the Ish triad ite caught. The basin has a rock bottom, is too high for wa¬ ter to overflow into it. Now the question is how did these fish get into this water. I have been a sufferer from chronic diarrhoea ever since the war and have used all kinds of medicines for it. At last I found one remedy that has been a success as a cure, and that is Chamberlain’s Colic, Cholera and Diarrhoea Remeby.—F E. Grisham Gaars Mills, La. For sale by Dr. R. J. Reid. Studebaker Bros. Agen¬ cy at Johnson’s “Big Store.” —The negro, John Young, who tried to kill his wife near VVood ville with an axe, found that the officers were after him and he threw himself in front of the Athens branch train while run¬ ning near Crawford and tried to be killed. The pilot knocked him off and he was arrested and carried to Greensboro jail. He had a hole in his head. Many old soldiers now tee! the effects- of the hard service they endured during the war. Mr. !0«o. 8. An,arson, ofltossville, York county. Penn., who saw the hardest kind of service a1 the front, is now frequently troubled with rheumatism. * had a severe attack lately,” says, “and procured a bottle of Chamberlain’s Pain Balm. It did so much good that I would iike to know what you would j charge me for one dozen bottles. both for \,j r Anderson wanted it His own use and to supply it to his friends arid neighbors, as every J fam ily iS should have a boUI of u tl.oir home* not f or rheumatism, but lame back, sprains, swellings, cuts, bruises and burns, for which it j s unequalled. For sale by Dr. R.J. Reid. j OvJ oW66pS 3 .MQ „ . WingS. Johnson S Big Store, Washington. | —Adog bit several children| dog in Sparta iast week, but the was no i thought tO have had rab btac it was killed. JV Ur# W 7 * Her Health Restored & i’j i P§ m 1 -■km t m|k mgnipR IjjMn SMS?* A T 11E misery of sleepier,sue,ss cun onl 13 realized by those who hare eneedlt. Nervousac it, sle-spl**?! 1 headaches, neuralgia and that miser; upo feeling of unrest, can surely be cured by Dr. Miles' Restorative Nervine. So certain is Dr. Milos of this fact that all drussists are authorized to refund price paid for the fir t bottle tried, providing it does not benefit. Mrs. Henry Bruns, wifo of tlie well known blacksmith at Grand function, Iowa, say ;: ‘l 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 licit), 1 * under the care of local physicians, without help. I noticed in Dr. Miles' advertisement the testimonial of a. Indy cured of ailments similar to mine, and I shall never cease to thank that lady. Her testimonial induced mo to use Dr. Mifr.s* Nervine and Nerve and Liver l’iys, which restored mo to health. I cannot say enough for Dr.Mlles’Kemedies." mi Dr. Miles' Remedies .V Dr. ' are sold by all drug¬ IV, Miles’ ✓ gists under a positive EWervin©^ guarantee, first, bottle benefits or money re¬ Er Restore* A 'v. funded. Book on dis¬ L A, HoaRhLy eases of the heart and nerves free. Address, DLL MILES MEDICAL CO.. Elkhart, Ind. Who Is to Blame. Kidney trouble hns become so prevalent that it i* n >t uncom non for a child to ba ’dHfi'ted hi. w«k kidney, If Uiecmut urinate* too often. If the mine m-hhI* i 1 k< tiem, or if, when the cliilil roadie* no «gc when It, should he to control the imw-ate, unit it is yet with hell-wetting, del lend upon it, In-on ism of the difficulty. In kliiitftt t:* ;i~ and thn ftrat. *iap should he toward* he treatment of thr-Nit inipmtant organ*. unpleasant trouble is due t,o a b*.td» ills* condition of the kidneys and fir nub hut to a habit a* some pn'plft oppose ’or If lb*'adult h«s rheuiretth m. pilin nclie In llte hack; If the water t's -c* n irregular qunniilie,.; ora' irrerti hi n* or lias a ad odor; if it slniiis Mi* .Inen or \t **el t’te color of rust; if Hi* cot swell; if tfieieure puff) or dark <ir les under the pm *; your kidney* are in* a use a m! need i-ortoriug. 1 rciitm-nt if ■time disease mm lie delayed without dim* er not so with kidney Swamp-Root di-ease. Dr. Kilmers the great sidney. liter and bladder remedy prnmtit* i t cures tl e most distressing case . Its did nod extraordinary effect is nc-a eali/.ed. Sold hy diuggtsts In IlMy-mn* :td dollar sizes. You may have a sa.n -Ic bottle and piieijililet le.ling all about t sen fiep by mail. Address Dr. Kiinjef lif.'o.. Bingh'iimton. N. Y. 14 lien writing mention that you rend this generous offe# in the Advo-OeniiMrat. rs May Sheriff Sales. p EOKGJA, TALIAPKBKO COUNTY. Will hcgold.on firstTucHclay in May next, at public outcry ut the court House in Halil county, within the legal hour* of Sale,|t,o the highest bidder for cash,certain property, of which the following is a full and couplet# description: All that tract of and lying on the waters of Lfttlc Kiver ml Lick Crock, bounded on North by aid Giver *wl Creek; on Hast by lauds of W. W. Bird and Mrs. B. E. Bird; on South by land of Mrs. S. A. Portwood, (}. T. Edwards and .Mattie Edwards; on West by hinds of I. L. Moore mid John Lvlc; coiintalning Five Hundred and Forty tfiiee (543) acres,more nr less, in the 004tn District, Georgia Milita, the same bciug the (543) acres of land bequeathed to Mr*, Emma Richards by her father, Ethel ired Edwards, March 3rd, 1805, In the county of Taliaferro, State of Georgia. Levied on as the property of 'Wtiia Richards, adm’r of Mrs. Emma Richard*, deceased, to satisfy a ft. fa., isued from Superior couit of said county In favor of Currie Mr Laughlin. Written notice given tenant* m possession and Titus Rich¬ ards, adm’r., ol said Emma Richard*, de¬ ceased, as required by law. This, 3rd day of April, 1811b. PRANK B. TAYLOR, Sheriff of Taliaferro County. Citation. ^ n.,,mifim/wvu iladaway, vTv Whereas’ HolVrt L. acD rnimatrator of Luther It. lladnway, r*i>re- rimy wnta filed,that to tha lie has court fully in adniinlmeied hi* petition, Luther crf .,Ht 0 rs, to show <hu*«, if «ny they tin, why said adminitrator should riot lie <lis charged from hi* rtdrr.lsnl^ration, and re Monday in Julv, 1«99. This, ffih day of April. 1899. GEO. H. MITCHELL, Ordinary, Trip lllv Hull NpW YHT lulIY 1 K WlLTm IlUliUj THKICE-A-WEEK EDITION. Practically a Bail) at the price of Weekly The strkmg and important evants of thy )a*t year have etUblMjhr ovx-r nom jna! num ii has kept its subscribers informed of all p-ogress of ail our Wars and ^‘.'Uts'stiu monmver ^tmrjed‘hema*prompt^ ext.;ndu.g throughout the world with our troops operating Preal^ntial in the Phiflpplue* and the great r^arnpai^n too at bai d its value is further '“‘yho*'* motto of The Tbrice-a-W r eek World I* improvement. It strives each ij l 7n^publt *t r confldence circulates Is^tywa b y t e fa( th:i[ It m> v> more than twice as-many papers every we.-k aa yeer forwV The regular price of the two paper. US2.00.
