The Advocate-Democrat. (Crawfordville, Ga.) 1893-current, May 12, 1899, Image 3
£ r Vi mi f ajssk SttBSM t 1 $ ^ 1 Ycur heart heats over eoe hun¬ dred thousand times each day. I One hundred thousand supplies of ji S good or bad tlood to your brain. ’K’hich is it? 3 If bad, impure blood, then ycur 1 brain aches. You are troubled | * with drowsiness yet cannot sleep. You are as tired in the morning | 1 as at night. You have no nerve I power. Your food does you but ! little good. Stimulants, tonics, headache | powders, cannot cure you; but 1 a: £ 5? i » ff :: '3 B I will. It makes the liver, kidneys, E skin and bowels perform their 1 proper work. It removes ail im pi! T ities from the blood. And it fnales the blood rich in its life giving properties. Rocovary To w ) You will be more rapidly cured if you will take a laxative dose of Ayer’s pills each r.ight. and They arouse the sluggish liver thus cure biliousness. ' S We ft 9 to our Doctor*. We Lave the exclubive services of some of the most eminent j\hy*iciana in the United States. Yt’rite freely all the particulars Address, in vonr L>H. J. C. AYKP. Lowell, Matt. June Sheriff Sale. VA C 10R.JI V, TALIAFERRO COUNTY. Will li* 'sold in front of door of court liou"’ Taliaferro County, Georgiii, to higU" s ' bidder, for cash, within the lawful hours of sale, on first Tuesday in lane, next, all that tract or lot of land lying iri 605th Dist. G. M . Taliaferro County, Georgia, containing 55 I.-2 acres more or less, i ounded on Forth by lands of Alexan¬ der SI •.ton; on East b}- lands of D. E. Lnnc ford; on South by Little River, an on We-a bv lands of Ga, Louu & Trust Co. Said pi opr itv levied upon by virture of t#b"ex cutimc in fsrorof S. M. Whitney. One of said executions issued from th* County Court of Wilkes County, Gear gia, against H. T. Slaton. The nthei execution issued from the Justice Omul of the 16Htli Di-t. G. M.. Wilkes Co¬ unty, Georgia, against Hebert Meadows, principal and II. T. Slaton, xeenrity Said property levied upon as the property of H. T. Slaton. This, the 8 th day of May 1890. FRANK B. TAYLOR, Sh riff of Taliaferro County, Georgia. MONEY TO LOAN. I am now prepared to negotiate loans in anv amounts f">m SkioO.OO up on veal estate AT 7 PER CENT, per annum. Will. N. MALTBIE, Attorney at Law, CRAWFORDVILLE, - - GEORGIA. R. B. SISSON, Gun & Locksmith, G.-nera. R.-puir Shop, Inctaduig Bicycle Repairs all Kina-. Send In yout work. Shop in rear of J- H. Powers’ Store, On Square Near Court House. BREATH BAD •• I Ur* Xm* Milne CASCAKKTi u* «■ * mil* ud effective laxative l tbey are bothered ritm-ly won¬ with derful My and rtaustUer breath ana waeverrbad. were After *irk et'iSDach onr of Caseareu Improved takjuff a few dosee we have wouderfullr . Th»r are a treat help In the family " WrtLHBLMIKA KAO*!.. U37 Ulttenhouae bt.. Cinelnuavl. Ohio. llJuriJlfin ^ A Xt\ ^Wty||jaw pie«int. Pxawiiiie. potoox. T«te Gw*). »o (iood.Serrr*!<-«.».w«k«-n or Gr ip » Kic. *». ... CUR* constipation. ... Meritor r o. . B — fork, tit 10 *T 0 *ft AC Rold and «n» ran teed by ail droff rlfU to el’ XIF Tobacco Habit. ^*7 ; i PROF. P. M. WHITMAN 2<>9 7th St.. Augusta, Ua., GIVES FREE EYE TESTS 'or all defect* </ Sight, jfriiuls the pi ..per ifla>ses ana VV Af EAXTS them. Lenses cut into your frame while you «et. FREE OF CHARGE **»««- f vo. n P t Osr?.i r »nc ui »..*> I SMALL III0IES. Pure Home Matters of Interest to Our Readers. TOWN NEWS ITEMIZED. What Our People Are Doinsr, Saying and Thinking About Told in Hi ief Notes. —We welcome our Mildrajon correspondent. —Spring chickens are scarce in this market. —Bad idea to get up picuics before chickens get ripe. —Not as many strawberries marketed here as should be. —Miss Eila Norton has been spending a week in Augusta. —Messrs. J. F. and W. O. Hoi den went to Augusta Tuesday. —Several from here attended the picnic at Miller's Saturday. —Mr. U. S. Gunn went up to Greenesboro Wednesday on busi¬ ness. —Mr. and Mrs. Newt. Chap¬ man went to Charleston this week. —The usual big Sunday travel to Barnett by the negroes began Sunday last. —Mrs. Eliza Reid has returned from a visit to Atlanta to her daughter’s family. —There were several train loads of Veterans passed here Tuesday for Charleston. —Mrs. Norman has returned to her home near Helena after a visit to Crawfordville. —Mr. J. C. Jordan, formerly of this county, is now located in Augusta selling furniture. —Mr. Ben Binns, of Buck head visited his brother, Dr. R. C. Binns at this place vSunday. — We are told that Mr. Jim Griffith of this county uses a dish pan on his horse’s mouth as a muzzle. —It is remarkable how abun¬ dant the flies are this early in the season and following sucb a severe winter. —Charlie Asbury and sister, Miss Eva went down to Augusta Monday to attend Georgia Rail¬ road convention. —Jack Beazley has been ap¬ pointed one of the speakers of the Sophomore class iu the coin¬ ing commencement, —Miss Nannie Hall, who has been teaching school in Wilkes county, has returned home to spend her vacation. —Mr. Frank P. Slaton, died suddenly at his home in ington and was buried Tuesday near Tyrone at his old home. —Crawfordville Council has received , a large . «h.pmont , . . of , sewer pipe and the ml verts and sidewalk drains will be well fixed up. —Mr. and Mrs. Will Hubert went up to Athens Sunday to visit the former’s family. The ; latter spent several days up I there. —Prof. Jordan H Sanford, of the Stephens.High school at place, will deliver the literary address at the closing exercises of Warreuton Academy on May 19th. -The regular nine base ball team and older men of the town had a match games of ball two evening, this week. The first game was a tie—the score stand i ing 10 to 10. R. B. Sisson has been idoiugsome woodwork od C. H. Golucke vjuiuoKe a, & Go's, s. mill uiiu. Mr xvxr. Sis- ois i son is a thorough mill repairer, having had a lifetime training at that business. —Mr. Bu. Bird says he has heard of cows licking their calves over but they never licked the calves nearly as bad as his sou John was licked in a horse trade recently. —Messrs. T. J. Evans, J. T. Harrison. B. F. Wynne. Minor Hobbs, Wm. Garrard and C. B. Mitchell made up the list of old Veterans from this , . place , tO . the reunion in Charleston this week. # & * AGENCY FOR if M! AT “The Big Store.” 159 Wagons. 75 Buggies. V/. T. JOHNSON, Washington, Georgia. Mrs. Barne’s Death. Mr. Josh Barnes, of this place, was called to Buckhead Satur¬ day night by a telegram announc¬ ing the death of his mother at that place. She was quite an old lady T . The friends of the be¬ reaved sympathize with them in their sad loss. To the Atllicteil. I have made a considerable increase in my stock of drugs, and am handling patent mediei nes, medicinal soaps, and am spec lolly prepared to fill physicians’ prescriptions. The public are invited to visit me when in need of such. H. F. White. Bah* Ball Wednesday. Crawfordville boys have or¬ ganized a bail team and have challenged those of Helena and there is a game set for Wednes¬ day between these two teams on the grounds of the Cravv fordville team near Col. Jim. Reid’s. While our boys have not practiced a great deal we expect they will give the Helena club a good play. Another Case of KheiinifttiKin Cured by Chaniberlain’a I’ain Balm. My son was afflicted with rheumatism which contracted his right limb until he was unable to walk. After using one and a half bottles of Chamberlain’s Pain Balm he was able to be about, again. I can heartily recommend it to persops suffer¬ ing from rheumatism.-—John Snider, Freed, Calhoun Co.. W Va. For sale by Dr. R. T. Reid. Formerly of Crawfordrille. Rev. William H. Cooper died at Quitman one day last week. A few of our older people will remember that he was a pupil of Crawfordville Academy in 1859. He was at different times pastor of the Baptist churches in Cuth bert Cartersville and Quitman. He everywhere impressed upon all who came in contact with 1 him the conviction that he was a man °* d eo P> earnest piety, Whooping Cough. I had a littla boy who was nparlv 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, ,s,- )tl tb Burgettstown, Pa. For sale by Dr. R. J. Reid, Called to Harris Spring*. | Dr j A Rhodes, of this coun jty, was called C., to Saturday Harris last Lithia to Springs, S. attend Miss Li via Hunter who was reported dangerously ill. Miss Hunter lived at Hillman several years with her father. ;Capt. Hunter, and when she became so seriously sick last week. Dr. Rhodeg was telegrah ed for to corne and treat her. j This is quite a compliment to the Doctor. . WhV wny Dov ray tJn i>w. tn 10 i-An FOR nniuiuc SuWING MACHINES. i* i rtuiiTPcn When you can buy a new j-jjgh y\ rm Singer for less than ha lf that amount at THE ALLIANCE STORE. TERMS EASY. What Mr. Wright Sold. That excellent clothing house of I. C. Levey’s Son & Co., extend our people a cardial invi¬ tation (in our columns this week) to make their beautiful store your headquarters while in Augusta. To prove what they are doing, we are told that Mr. Wesley A. Wright, one of their salesmen and a former citizen of Tali a ferro, sold in that mammoth store a few days ago #1,000.00 worth of clothing in one day for cash. That breaks all records of single day sales by any Augusta sales¬ man. They sell anything iu the clothing and furnishing line at lowest prices. We understand that Messrs. Geo. W. Pitkin Co., the oldest and one of the most reliable man¬ ufacturers of Mixed Paint in Chi¬ cago^ are desirous of secuiing bright, energetic salesmen in this county, They have been for thirty years manufacturers of the justly celebrated “Pitkin’s Ready-Mixed Paint,” also Barn and Roof Paints, Leads, Colors in Oil, Enamels, Stains, Varnish es Varnish Paints, Fillers, Bug¬ gy Paints Floor Prints, Pony Paints, and a full Hue of Paint Specialties. They fully guaran¬ tee everything they make. They believe their brands of paint are so good that it does not "require an experienced sales¬ man to show them. They will pay liberal commission and re ques f tuyone who wishes to rep¬ resent them iu this district to write i hem a* once. They are now building a new, perfectly equipped factory on the corner of Fulton & Carpenter Sts., Chi¬ cago, as their present plant is in¬ adequate for their increasing business. Letters addressed Geo. W. Pitkin Co., Chicago will reach them. 500 Doz. Mason Jars at Johnson’s “Big Store.” Misti Carrie Toddy’s Death. Miss Carrie Toddy died at her home in this place Sunday eve¬ ning after a long illness. She was eighty years pld on Friday last. She had been a resident of Crawfordville for a number of years, but her membership wits still with the Bairdstown Bap tist church in which section she lived a long time and where she had many friends. She was an object of charity for a long time in her latter years and seemed to be very grateful for every kind ness that was shown her. Her remains were laid to rest in the cemetery here Monday evening. She leaves a sister, Mrs. Foster, at this place, who is eighty-two oid . — H„vr’*TbU{ We offer One Hundred Dollar lie ward for any case of Catarrh that cannot be cured by Hail’» * ToJ^Ta p We ^ the undersigned, have known F. J. Cheney for the .. las V I al 1 I transaction* and financially able to carry oat any obligations mad« WhoIosa , e Druggists,Toledo. O. Walding, Kinnan & Marvin. Wholesale Druggists, Toledo, O. Hall's Catarrh Cure is taken internally, acting directly ufton the bleed and mucous surfaces of t ie system, Price 75c. per bat tie. Sr>W by all Druggist*. Tv* ♦imonials free. Kail’s Family Pills are the best. ~sz Brightest Items from Near by Counties. TOLD IN SMALL NOTES. To the Credit of the Excellent Couiitq Journals from Which We Get tlio Cron my News. —The grainerops in the adjoin¬ ing counties are reported looking well. —Lexington will entertain the teachers of the county during their examination in June. —Lonnie Hilliard, a bright young man, died at Union Point last week from appendicitis. —Rev. Forest Tuttle and Miss Bessie McMokin were married iti Wilkes county last Sunday. —Mr. E. H. Cary, of Fountain vicinity, was adjudged insane here Tuesday and sent to the state asylum. — Warrenkm Clip per. 60 Grain Cradles. John eon’s “Big Store.” —Two casus of smallpox were reported on the plantation of Judge C. Heard near Siloam. Also more cases are reported al Madison, all negroes. I have been a sufferer from chronic diarrhoea ever since tin war and have used all kinds of medicines for it. At last 1 found one remedy that has been a success as a cure, and that is Chamberlain’s Colic, Cholera and Diarrhoea Rei-neby—P. E. Grisham Gaars Mills, La. For sale by Dr. R. J. Reid. Studebaker Bros. Agen¬ cy at Johnson’s “Big Store.” Mun baths arc Mild to Do very Liem-l ci al to one’s health. And they are cheap, too. Alljyou have to do In to uunm.ni o for political office and you’ll get plenty ol them for nothing. Many old soldiers now feel the effects of the hard service tl e endured during tho war. Mr. Geo. S. Anderson, of Rossville, York county. Penn., who saw the hardest, kind of service at the front, is now frequently troubled with rheumatism, “I had a severe attack lately,” lie says, “and procured a bottle of Chamberlain’s Pain Balm. It did so much good that I would like to know what you would charge me for one dozen bottles. ♦ I Mr. Anderson wanted it both for his own use and to supply it to his friends and neighbors, as every family should have a bottle of it iu their homes, not only for rheumatism, but lame back, sprains, swellings, cuts, bruises and burns, for which it is unequalled. For sale by Dr. R. J. lteid. I’ntronizr Him. Our people should appreciate Wesley William’s enterprise in tilting up and maintaining a first class barber shop. Hi* makes a specialty of that busi¬ ness and has to depend upon the patronage of the people here for his living. Ho is a good barber and waits on only white people. Give him you .support if yon wish to continue to have ti e luxuryofan up to date barber shop. COMBS HEMS byi.. We’ve been blessed with rain, No month , s more beautiful than May. Mr. Luck Moss has set out his sweet, potato patch, Jolly Mr. .John Hherrer called on -^ r - H. Sherrer Sunday. ^ r ' ^- ^ • Nash has been 1 01 1 vvo vv ‘ ,jl< * ■*"' lK 110 hef “ast mother 7 'Mrs Wallace ^ Saiur day Mr. Harry Meadows lost a nice horse last week. It was killed by ‘it lightening. is claimed that Claud Beaz ley’s hens lay twice a day and “ff .' ls s ^ little baby / buried , * , last . Saturday, r p tH , Goni triveth and the Lord be the name ol the Lord. Mai we all be willing «<* »»bn.,t toh.«w.U_ 3,000 sweeps and Wings. Johnson s “B i g Store,” Washington. ° Most of us (mv* more influei f-e with j every body eise than with ourselve#. It is the iiardest matter in the world to p»-r I auatie our selves fo do ^oo<i,‘-feai | ! and love the truth.” OASTOniA-. Rear* tke Th* K ro Ym Ha/e Alwans Bough fcgiiatnr* La Grippe, Followed by Heart Disease, Cured by DR. MILES’ HEART CURE. i W, TL. I A l ; S-.V ,*'■ ! % i i. r- a V ye /At nJL 3mm fckjpicil m m 1 Wf-j. i 5 ' I R. C. C. SHtTLTS, of Winterset, Iowa. A iWffl A Inventor and manufacturer of ' SI; u Its’ Safety Whi Hie tree Coupling, writes of Dr. Miles’ Heart Cure. "Two ye;, rs afro an attack of LaGrippe left mo with a. wouk heart. I had run down In flesh to ■were akin and bone. I could not sleep lying down for smothering spells; frequent. sh;:rp darting pains end palpitation caused s con¬ tact fear of sudden death, nothing could iduco me to remain away from home over :ight. My local physician prescilbod Dr. tiles’Heart Cure and in a few day., I va» ble to sleep well and the pains gradually lessened, and finally ceased. 1 reduced the he doses, having gained fifteen pounds, aad am now feeling bettor In every way than I have for ITI Dr. Miles’ Remedies re sold by all drug ;ists under a positive guarantee, first bottle benefits or money re¬ funded. Book on dis¬ eases of tho heart and uervwefreo. Address, DII. MILES MEDICAL CO.. Elkhart, ind. June Sheriff Sales. n EOIHil A, TALI A FERRO COE NTY: Will lie sold, on Hie first Tuesday In Inne, next, at public outcry at ilm ( ’ourt house in said .County, wii Din the fi pi I hours of sail*, to tho highest bidder for cn-h, «.-er* min properly, of which the foil., ing (3 a full and compl -le description The. fo| DiwUtg trnet .4 01 naroels of land: One tract being in the Six hntnlii'd mid (bird (003) Pint. <). At., known us tin ,Home |ilnee, bounded ip follow-: On tin North by lands of the Estate of Jno. A. St. plicns mill Win. (1. Stephens, Dcc’d on the East by hinds ol .Vir.s. Mary Mi-.- Nelly and lands of S. N. Aereo; on I lie South m binds of Mrs, M. E. Stewart. Inndg of 1 . 1 ). 1 bun mack and lands of Mr-. Nancy .vlooie; 011 the West by lands of J, I), ilauimacli and lands of Eugenia Stiplieus and Quillen Stephens, coiilaintep Four iiumlivd (400) acres, more or less. . xcept one acre mound the tuuilly unor jard, which is reserved, and one trm t being pnrily in the Six Hundred and lir-t (601) ■ lid pmUy in tlie Six Hundred and third (lM) 8 ) Districts G M , known as lb. Nuua place and hounded as follow-: Maiii-*i (Ji 11 the North b.V lands of J. T. and land-of L. A. E-lute Sie|>heiw; lolin on the A. H|i-t by binds ol ibe. ot Sic,’hens and Wm. G. Stephen*. Dcc’d,, and lands of L. A. Stephens; bn the. South ov lands of Daniel Ogletree and lands of Eugenia and Quluea >Sti |ihens; on the VVc-t by lands of J. T. Ilairlson and land*of(). p. Ihiuner, containing Three iiui.dr>d and Twenty Five (825) acres, more or lei*. Said two traces of land being all the land conveyed by W. with M. Sims, will administrator xed of' tie bonis non, the mini A. tl. Stephens to Tims, K. Bristow, by deed dated March 2liili IS 8 I 1 , and sllnated iu the county of Talinferro, state 1 1 <rem¬ ain. Levied on ns the property of Fannie L Dole, Executrix of the estate of Jno. VV. Dodge. Written notice given tenants 111 possession, as required by law. Alsu lit tlie sunn; lime nud plsce tha (olbiwlug lots or imrcels <it im.d, situated in tlie Six hundred «nd First (Dotat) District, G, M., said County, wb e 1 was formerly lauds of 1 'rlinun Law son. D e’d, and being divided and allotted to t In, heirs ut Jaw of said Primus Lawson by l'arti tioners iqipoiiited by Superior Court at August *crm, 1833, ol said Co 1 ty to dlv idc said land; Lot No. t, assigned to Nancy Lawson, containing 7 acres and 2? rod-, levied upon as the property of Nancy Lumsoii. Lot No. 4, assigned to Tress Lnw-on, containing 7 acres and 24 rods, levied upon as the property of Tress Lawson. Lot No. 5, assigned to Eli/.a Lawson, containing 7 acres and 30 rods, levied upon as the property of Eliza Lawson. Lot No. 9 , assigned to Elizabeth Lawson, containing one acre and 4o rods, levied upon as the property of Elizabeth Lawson. Also Lot of 17 acres of Plantation tract; and Lot of one font tlx of one acre of the Home place, whereon is sitiu.bh the dwelling house of said Primus Lawson, Dt-e’d., levied upon as the property of Kmnta. Lawson and iter minor children, tress and Elizabeth Lawson, to -a,isly an Execution Issued from the Superior Court of -aid County iu favor of officers of Court. For a more particular description of -aid lots, see Plats of same recorded in office of Clerk of .Superior Couit of said County in Book “L," p»g *561. 502 503, and 504 for writ*. Written notice given as required bv ,aw. 'I his, Dthdiy Miy. ls99. FRANK B TAYLOR. Slierifi Taliaferro i.'onrity. Citation. r- EOllfiM. tauafeukowustv. Wimrea*. :tota'rt L. H»di*wav-,ad ministrator of Luther R. Had«w:iv. rvpre *«;nt» u> the court in hi- petiti -i . duly jV'"',’, uIiuwhv^s".I t»lo."TV-‘inVi:,-!.V.'/rJ^To ( . it( . ai, person* concerned, kim:i«.d »nd X jn July* i«*» 'ge( 1 ) < V< 5 ! mit/'’hell, ordfimry. J 0 NM’«aies ==° FUlikY WARRANTED’^ 5 Ton Scales $ 60 Freight Paid j *’^< 3 Binghamton, N.Y. qnes* ’-v. Bt. IWIkv*’ foa&Cua - Reetotva a. MeeiKh .k