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About The Advocate-Democrat. (Crawfordville, Ga.) 1893-current | View Entire Issue (May 19, 1899)
1 IWHifW rVMMUHD kVJr.KY HUUAV —-IiV CLEH O. MOORE. Official Organ of Taliaferro Co. CUAWFOUDVILLE, MAV 19. 1890. NOTICE All If, i,| RrivcrtMng must bo. pur in H'bnw-e or -Httufartriry arrange meats ma le at beginning for the ptty nu tit of same. advocatk-rkmocuat. ALL OBITUARY NOTICES owr 2(Ki wor is v.'.A he charged for at the mi * of <*«'•« •’ l M! > - :<1 forMr, ‘ won1 ' xce, ' dinr 200 wonts. A correspondent of the Ogl thorpe Echo reports a snake killed in ids section that had two j feet and two legs about two ] inches long. Mr Oscar Booker lias issued; i a new paper “The Washington Weekly Times." This makes four weekly papers published in our neighboring city and they all seem to be flourishing. Hr (’. Lucas, of Washington, has entered suit agauisl Mr. W. E Sudlow to determine the till*' to a rich gold mine those 1 gentlemen invested in over in Madison county some time ago. _____ The next reunion of the United C nfederate Veterans will be held at Louisville. Ky..in 1900. Be¬ sides there being some nogli gene*i on the part of the manage¬ ment the Charleston meeting was a grand suucess. The Georgia Weekly editors are preparing to meet at Dublin, Gd., on July 11th audit is ex¬ pected t hey will take a short ex¬ cursion to some of the near by & :a coast cities and spend a day or two. D.tblin is fixing up to give the boys a hearty welcome and South Georgia hospitality during their stay in that city. Consumption is robbed of its terrors by , the fad that the best med- 1 iral authorities state that it ' , is a curable disease; and , | ► one of the happy things \ < about it is, that its victims i rarely ever lose hope. t ( You know there arc ail lorts of , t secret nostrums advertised to cure l consumption. Some make absurd i i claims. We only say that if taken f ' in t me an<f the laws of Isealth are 1 properly observed. ♦ SCOTT'S I EMULSION ; will he.:l the inflammation of the [ strengthen tluoat and the lun^i body and nourish that and ( so it can , throw oft the disease, i We have thousands of tesfl i monials where people claim they y < have been permanently cured of ( • this malady. t toe. En*l $i.to, all dntjri’htv t SCOTT G IHlWNK, Uhenmu. Vrw York - POSITIONS H SKUITIETY lor fnrfd, UilUttQ or In will M Hiwnk vt Kwpt «l«»iwi!t till iv«t\i.m mooof tn Chmp bs‘Jint ( »r Iwt^ |mUI. No tKlUoD. Ku'.u r Kit j UUik Opi’U lor U»Ui « pPftUC.HON'S BUSINESS PM ACT 1 CAL 'J, S-H.UKW Uaiv.-oton,Tex. 1 ’u r , *«revsisgscatalogs-, »uar*« Dei'amurut a. t. Beautiful m 4 Hair Dr. Surrey’s i Keir Promctcr 1 ' y 1 itiYA* riindruff. hlo|»i h.iiT IfkHlJ f *• IJ - ■ < tji n»\t< tfM *rr**vih * k «|H < tt dft ‘-ii..’. unit u not .* dvr. , -Ht rli tv'D I I"*- UVf.vte ^ -l ^.t .,t: s er:.. i i . r il i> ) •* p t . \«4 > .n-* ol h .«v r ri'*.ervr> Pkkt W.00 rti; Laaoc ScttuE I r >.l. l*r -»f i» l. s ! us * • i: wo ■. ujw.n . v. i »*!*■» r. ------------- ’ Muhrav MtO'Ctat Company, > ATLANTA. GA Fo! s...* b\ u • D t M,;t. w|> «fc »-*». Texarkana, i>*. \i vt qutper Error*. To run a newspaper without occasionlly printing an item that is untrue or give offense, remark eda level headed exchange, is like ; running a railroad without »»* «,• to do either is a physical nnpos sibility. No man on earth is to so great an extent at the mercy of both friends and enemies as j the editor of county news a paper. Pushed continually with work, he must get much of the information concerning transpir | «ng events second handed or j third handed -or not at all. Frequently statements are ved from supposedly trustworthy resources which are subsequently j to be without foundation, i If, therefore, you find yourself aggrieved by some statement in j your home paper, be charitable. 1 Go to the editor and talk toj him kindly about i he trouble and <19 times out of lUOhe will recieve you kindly and will show you that he acted in good out h and did not intend to injure any one. ‘‘Cleanliness is next to godli ! ness. Hil t and depravity go j hand in hand This is just as ■ true of tiie, inside of the body as 1 the outside. Constipation clogs the body and clouds the , Constipation means that corrup tion is breeding in the body, : poisoning the blood with its foul emanations, befogging the brain with its tainted exbaltions. Con stipation is the beginning of more diseases than, perhaps, any oilier single disorder. The consequences of constipation are legion. Headache, pain in the side, shortness of breath, undue fullness after eating, coldness of the extremities, nervousness, indecision, lassitude, dizziness, sallowness, flatulence, and a score of other ailments are dire¬ ctly caused by constipation. Cure constipation and you cure its consequences, Thu quickest cure of this evil is obtained by t he use of Dr. Pierce’s Pleasant Pellets. They are small in size but wonderful in result. They cure permanently. They con¬ tain no injurious ingredients. The use of them does not beget the “pill habit.” Ask your druggist for them. Send 21 one cent stamps, the expense of ( mailing only, and receive Dr. Pierce’s Common Sense Medical Adviser, iu paper covers. This work contains 1008 pages and 700 illustrations. For fll stamps it can be had in sub¬ stantial cloth binding. Address Dr. R. V. Pierce. Buffalo, N. Y. Tile Stiul’s Spring Cleaning. Yus, t'lt'Bn yer house, ini’ (Ti hd yrr shed. An’eh*«n terlutrn in ev’iy pari; But hresli tile cobwebs from yer head. An’ sweep I he mu tv bunks fr in yer heart. Y< s, w’en spring cTauinir’ c» men uroun’ Bring raise forth the duster an’ the broom, But yer fogy notions down, An’ sweep yer dusty soul ol gloom. Sweep ol’liters out with the dust, An dress yer soul iu newer style; Scrape fioiu yer min' its wouruout crust, Au’ dump it in the rubbish pile*. Sweep out Ihc hates that burn and smart. Ibing In new loves serene an’ pure; A roan’ the hearthstone cf the heart Place modern style of furniture. Clean out yer moriii cuddy-holes, Sweep cut the dirt, scrape otf the scum; ’Tis cleanin’ time in aliby souls— Gil up an’ dust! The spring heZ come! Clean out the corners of the brain, Bear down with scrubbin-brush an’soap, Alt’dump ol’ Fear into the rain, An’ dust a cosy chair for Hope. Cleanout the brain’s deep ru 1 bish hole. Soak ev’ry cranny, g:ent an’ small, An’ id ih" front room of the soul Hang pootiei pictures on the wall; Scrub up the windows of the mind. Clean up, an’ let 'he spring begin; Swing open wide the dusty blind, An’ let the April sunshine in. plant flowers in soul’s front yard, Set out new shade an’ blossom trees, clean . house, . and . "Iran shed, . . t C', yer ver An’chan ter ham in r\ iy p«it: _ h v 55 \y p 0 s • * * • • • CASTOHIA. Bean th« Tha Kffid Yea H:u> Always Botighl %'^T. StttJV of By "Mission work" is meaut the {glorious enduuver to brinjr Christ to the world, aud the •voi Id to Cln ist.—Ellen Pitts I'his; is, in our opinion, out? of the Dost definitions of “Mission \\v»lk \\ hu\ e i'\svon, Ol n-ard Some think they in do no “Mission work," unless ,ie.v no as a Missionary, pay one money or contribute at towards a missinarv riiisis a mistaken idea. Out :fst “MLsion Work " should be rtt lOtllC IKM wittl OUT Uusbuilds -ehildnui. out with ourselves. .eel'down in the most secret recesses of our rn hearts. Then we shall be > er prepared to go out, and Cideavor to bring Christ to I world, and the world to Chi -*%•’ “Let u. search and try our Itys”—Lam. 40. It is an unp^asant work ^ ,;; > ;1I)(Jthere hold covetous nfcsS) setishness, i } rebellion, stubbornness, sinl - thoughit, wicked desires, ep v, hatred, lukewarmness and, fcany V other evils; some of whim can hide from the eye of r fellow ttiau . ; >ut not Godt fro, - h ,he : “All seeing eye of io cannot look upon sin the least ^ ^ How f can Bsidm), ado The lan r “Search 0 God and | fnu Sty heart, try 1 me, will anu know my ^omrlits." f we in siliconu- prostrate ourselves at the f&ot of the cross, and there behold the bleeding sacrifice, an f the*purity of the life of that sa; ;ifice, then cas t a glance hoinousm%, v\ .bin and see all our we will f >om the slidingG'.’mJ debths ■ < 4 pur souls. nothingr^is, wm'and j )ur jt.y, our and sin fulness, our he i ts hall be en¬ and we will df sire to i u the way of hi: cornu arid to adopt the lunguage §> au ] “Lordwhai will thou me to do!” Here is tie answer: “Endeavor to bring Christ to the wor ld and the world to Christ.” vVe think the shortest method, by which this can bn accomplish¬ ed, is by the annihibyion of the liquor traffic. We know of no greater “Home Mission Work" iu which Christians cat engage, than in that of TEMPERANCE. Some complain of the tedious ness of “Mission work, »y Here is an opportunity for every Chris tirn brother and sister, by one act, to accomplish much for both Homo and Foreign Mission. Col. W. N. Maltbie reported having Hash potatoes for dinner Sunday as large as tu 'key eggs Mr. S. A. Chapman went up to Greenesboro and accom panied his wife back home Tues day. Mrs. Chapman has been up , ,, there under , medi/al , . rneut for some weeks*, but her improvement was not a-s \ as was expected , and * . 'nod . Jor bs her fi M.'iids , - > ^ - ' T " ' Some one, supposed to be a discharged negro farm hand, went to the home of Robt. F. Da£ vis and shot him through an open WltlUOYV , iit> ...I it ltlto llOUf 1 nursday , night of last week, near Decatur. Mr. Davis heard a noise about the house and upon arising and striking a match, the assassin had a good chance to take aim from the dark out doors. Mr. Davis died next morning. SO YEARS* EXPERIENCE. 4 Patents sfHHMBr hWHR' trade desicns, marks. COPYRICHTR Ao. Qulckilv An.nn. ••ndtng a .ketch whether and deccrlptlon nmy Ascertain, free, an luventton i. prutuilily catentahle. Communicatlona strictly continent lal. Oldest agency for securing patent in America. We have a Washington oBIce. Patents taken the through Munn A Co. reewiva ■pecml notice In SCIENTIFIC AMERICAN, bMiatifullT UlustrateHl, lurgest clrcuUtion of arsr, oient Irtc ionrnal, w»*ik!y, tom* IS .00 a rear ; six months. eoi>les and Hjlnd m>oi x. on Patxmts swjt freo. A.d\lr«M MUNN A CO., Ed Brss4««v. New York. Cordial lavitation To Our Friends and to the Visitors to Our City During ° Merry Makers Week: We specially invite von to tn-ike our store vour headquarters. You will Milt. hat or fiiriii-huigs. you will find a ftwce* of polpe salesmen to wait on yon anp who will take pleasure to show you one of the handsomest lines ol clothing met shown iu our city. Special Department for Ladies and Ladies to Serve You I. C. LEVY’S SON & CO., Xailor-Fit Clothiers, S 38 Broad Street, Augusta, Ga. _ VICK 8 SEEDS J B«|hi ind P!»ott htYf jow »UtoonadB of mMlid Cortouifri for a cwtorr . ami to the * J VICK'S 6AR0EN AH0 FLORAL GUIDE. ; * ? w * 5 W CIS. i\ h«» Ofbrr J* W rlH. wurili •< l#r tl pnrrhwM* 10 ' :r,i 1 -S2?S!Sf22fL SJffSjTi fit* V i ~" “*• “ Kmp * k * vi «^ J * Otr MW ^»i ^ *»UI»I wa* ,im hr »Wi »j ^ £ JAMES YiCXS SONS, ROCHESTER, N. Y. ^ * "***-m-#*^- The County agricultural exhibits will be better and larger and more numerous at coming State Fair in Atlanta than at any other show ever held in this State. The Agricul¬ tural Society is preparing to lend every effort to accomplish that end. A number of counties have already definitely entered the contest, and many more are preparing to do so. Besides this, prominent * member of the a Agricultural Society in each Con¬ gressional district will shortly start out to canvass his respec¬ tive district in the interest of this feature, and endeavor to make it by all odds the biggest and most interesting tiling of the kind eyer held in the South. —Mrs. W. R. Gunn had Irish potatoes and beets for dinner bunday. _mi J p fl u rv 1 J hot weather ' this ' week has set gardens back and parched up flowers. Prefix CM,'teBren •• we have three children. Before the birth of the last one my wife used lour bot tl..s of MOTHER’S FRIEND. If you had the pictures of our children, you couid see at a £ ance that the last one is healthiest, prettiest and finest-looking' of them all. My wife thinks Mother’s Friend is the greatest and grandest . Mr. remedy in the «* Pcs world for expect¬ ant mothers.”— Written by a Ken¬ tucky Attorney-at -Law. TX 9 prevents nine-tenths of the suffering incident to child¬ birth. The coming mother’s disposition and temper remain unruifled throughout the ordeal,because this relax ling, penetrating liniment relieves the usua j stress. A good-natured mother ! is pretty sure to have a good-natured child. The F a:ient ls in a strong, healthy condition, which the child also inherits, Mother’s Friend takes a wife through the crivs quickly and almost painlessly. It j assists in her rapid recovery, and wards off the dangers that xo often follow de¬ livery. Sold by 4ru?£ists for $ I a bottle. THE BRADFIELD REGULATOR CO. Atlanta, oa. Send for our free illustrated book written expressly for expectant mothers. GEORGIA RAILROAD. --AND CONNECTIONS. For nfovmation as to Routes, Schedules and Rates, both Passenger and Freight, write to either “f the undersigned. Y*ou will receive prompt reply and reliable information. .IOK IV. WHITE, A. O. .IACKSOX, T. F. A. G. P. A. Anfcuita, Ga. J. A. THOM \S, C. F. .t P. A. Atlanta W. W. HARDWICK, S. A. Mnt’on, Ga. c. I>. COX, G. A. Athens. M. R. HUDSON, S. F. A P. A. At lHitta. Ga. B I v INS SOI ♦ IBS ANKLE. After Six Years of Intense refuse Obstinate to heal sores under and ordinary ulcers which treat¬ Suffering, P “4C.-.3 h i ment soon become chronic and deep C seated, and are a sure sign that the By S. S. S. entire circulation is in a depraved condition. They are a severe drain upon the system, and are con¬ stantly sapping away the vitality. In every case the poison must be eliminated from the blood, and no amount of external treatment can have any effect. There is no uncertainty about the merits of S. S. S. ; every claim made for it is backed up strongly by convincing testimony of those who have been cured by it and know of its virtues by experience. Mr- L. J. Clark, of Orange Courthouse. Va.. writes: “ For six years I had an obstinate, running ulcer on my w" ankle, which at times long cause! while me intense suffering. I was ’SLA / so disabled for a that I was wholly unfit for ■ business. One of the best doctors treated me constantly but did me no good. I then tried various blood remedies, M the least benefit. S. S 8 highly ” " without was so reoom- - ’wsa nnended that I concluded to try it, and the effect was 5 wonderful. disease cured.” and It force seemed Swift’s the poison to Specific— get out, right and at I the was seat soon of corn- the m L-C dill pietely S. 8. 8. FOR THE BLOOD —drives out every trace of impurity in the blood, and in this way cures permanently blood the remedy most guaranteed obstinate, deep-seated sore or ulcer. and It is the only particle of potash, purely vegetable, mineral. S. S, con¬ S. tains not a mercury, or other cures Contagious Blood Poison. Scrofula. Cancer, Catarrh, Eczema, Rheumatism, Sores. Ulcers Boils. or any other blood trouble. Insist upon S. S. S.; nothing can take its place. V aluable books mailed free by Swift Specific Company, Atlanta, Q-a. JNO. F. BOLOKN, Free. ,T. A. KKNDKICK, Vice-Fres. M. F. GRIFFITH, Ca^Uier. HORACE & CARE HOUIEN, Attorneys. BANK OF CRAWF0RDY1LLE, Office Hours } CRAWFORDVILLE, GA. { Estinilislied 8 to 4 O’clock, i 181)8. CAPITAL STOCK, $ 25 , 000 . k i General % Banking i Business i Transacted. JNO. F. HOLDEN, J. A. KENDRICK, When You Need Lumber, Laths, Lime Shingles, Mouldings, Doors, Sash, Blinds, Cement, Plaster Paris, Plastering Hair. Sewer Pipe for your welj ^ditches, Jars for your Lard, Jugs for your Syrup, etc., '■> Bolts, Hinges, and Screws for Your Doors or Blinds, Nails, Iarcks, Coat or Hat Hooks, She f Brackeis or anything else you may nofcl in a COMPLETE HOUSE, Confer with tne. Washington Manufacturing Co •y WASHINGTON, GEORGIA. They wi!. t^ive you right prices every time you call on them FREE % -t-FllEE! ■* FREE. WO) end to-day for FREE Package of anford’s Golden Tablets, THE GREAT KIDNEY* AND BLADDER REMEDY. They purifiy the Blood, Strengthen the Nerve- and make you fee 1 like a new petson. Only one package to each person. Order them to-day. G. P. Ointment Cures Piles -TO STAY CURED. If three applications do not relieve you, your money back. Large Box. 25 cents, ot send 10 cents for enough to prove it cures. Address: Sanford Remedy Co., 411 &412 Fitten B id g. Atlanta, Ga. Tax-Reeie vers Notice! The Tax Books will 1 e open April Sth for the purpose of receiving the tax returns i ,>f f^Kh*tax J?;^tv , ^iver ll is > rJquired bv taxation law to make the outon Is. day Manks of February which I of will each furnish, * ear. The a h ‘ subject to make his on in person, unless providentially hin i HW r .. n ir eK each tax paver to returns derod.‘and failure to make returns subjects him to double tax I will visit the various Court Grounds at the titm-s -pecified below: Did. [ PLACE: Fiist Round. Second Round. Third Round. ourt Ground- April IT 8 to 12 ^ n May 18 to 12 a n ’ -lune 5 8 to 12 a m 1 May 1 1 4- m’ “ 5 1 to 4 tn ('ourt Ground, “ 17 1 to 4 m to p p ,«. 4 sandy Cross, 3?5:eEt ? 5 3pm 6(Vi Contb«. ii lb b • W i i id yC • to 3 ■■ tC 3 •' 20 9 “ Z/l 4* » r Ui S “ i 4 -0 4 i 4 i HOK Court Ground, t • r ; 21 9 Oi C : to 3 “ 'O * 4 j ot>7 Court Ground. “ 3 “ ii TO i i 3 “ 608 Court Ground, 24 9 “ CO V to •• to ' 172 Sharon. «i 2T9 •* CO ‘O *o “ to 3 1 ‘C it 4l 26 9 “ ©C *• lo “ to 3 : O t i 172 Raytown, 60Dt Dist Every Satur- y until and including June 24;h, 1899. >1 \ books will positively close on June 24 h. Is99. 1 R. L. VEAZEY, T. C.,T. C. DIRECTORS: W. C. CHAPMAN, C. I. OGLETREE, GEO. N. WRIGHT. W. R. REID, W. W. BIRD,
