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About The Advocate-Democrat. (Crawfordville, Ga.) 1893-current | View Entire Issue (May 26, 1899)
i «Sk * Tfce f# HOP SI lid. Wi!f€' So the falling of the hair tells o? the approach of age and declining power. No matter bow barren the tree nor how leafless it may seem, you confidently expect leaves again. And why? the Because there is life at , roots. ». So you need net worry about ► £ the falling of your hair, youth the threatened departure of ► and beauty. if And why? spr.rk of 'J ► Because there is a life remaining in the roots of R the hair C >5 if $ : s MP II will arouse it into healthy activ¬ ity. The hair ceases to come out: it begins to grow: and the glory of your youth is restored to vou. we have a book on the Hair and its Diseases. It is free. Thm Boot Advice From . If you do not obtain all the benefits you expected the doctor from the about uae it. of the Probaoiy Vigor, write there i? some difficulty with yo nr jren eral ftystem which may bo easily removed. Addr^f*. DK. J. C. AYEA, Lowell, Mam. June Sheriff Sale. ("NtiORGIA.. Will lie suld T ALT in front A FERRO of door COUNTY. of court hou'-e of Taliaferro County. Georgia, to higher bidder, for cash, within the lawful hour* of sale, on first Tuesday in Line, next, all that tract or lot of land lying County, in tiOSth Dist. G. M , Taliaferro Georgia, containing 55 1,-2 acres more or less, bounded on North by lands of Alexan¬ der Slaton; on East by lands of D. E. Lnnceford; on South by Little River, and on West by lands of Ga. Loan it Trust Co. •Said pi open tv levied upon by virture of two executions in favor of S. M. Whitney. One iSf 4ai»l executions issued front the ; County Court of Wilkes County. Geor cia. against H. T. Slaton. The other! execution issued from the Justice of the lG'.Hti DPt. G. Robert M , Wiikes/Uo- ML-(flows. untv, Georgia, against Security. principal and II- T. Slaton. Said property levied upon as tj/« property of H. T. Slaton. This, the 8th dav cW^I.tv 1899. PRANK B. TAYLOR, Sheriff of T/uliaferro County, Georgia. MfiftEY TO LOAN. I a m J now prepared to negotiate loans in any a Ynounts from 8200.00 up on real estate AT 7 PER CENT, per annum. Wm. N. MALTBIE, Attorney at Law, CRAWFORDVILLE, - . GEORGIA. R. B. SISSON, Gun & Locksmith, Genera. Repair Shop, Including Bicycle Repairs all Kinds. Send in your w<rk. Shop iu rear of J. H. Powers’ Store, On Square Near Court House. HEAD ACHE uBotb mjr wlb and mricirbave Hxjz beta saajMKi^ti frantic with headache & for waek my wife wm yourCASCARETS, twodava. the tried some of and they relieved the pain in her head aimoet Immediately- We t>oth recommend Caseareta. Cmxs. ST*D*rORD. Pateburg. Pa. Plttebur* Safe A Oepotlt Co.. CANDY r CATHARTIC ^ twadc mask mwatortmto Fleetest. Peleteble. Slefcen. Weaken, Potent. or Gripe. Teete lOe. OogC. &c. Kie. Do Send, Jterer CONSTIPATION. ... CURE Ml" Twtl ... •» NdntrpsAe |Q«TQ"BAC SSI fa, TCH N I' ?! PROF P M. WHITMAN it., ,, Augusta, . ,, ba., 9 7th GIVES FREE EYE TESTS for all fight, grinds the proper and V\.\T Bants them. while Lenses cut into your frame you FREE OF CHARGE, . Pure Home Matters of Interest to Our Readers. TOWN NEWS ITEMIZED. What Our People Are Doing, Saying and Thinking About Told in Brief Notes. —We welcome our Moore’s mill correspondent. —The May blizzard struck us Wednesday morning. —Miss Minnie Lee Alford is on a visit to Buckhead. —Mrs. Caroline Gee visited Washington Sunday last. —Mr. J. O. Stewart is becom¬ ing a professional bicyclist. —Ryland Gorham visited rel¬ atives at Woodville Sunday. —Get you a ticket ready for the excursion Monday week. —Some hail here Monday I evening but not much damage done. > —Mr. W. R. Reid has organ to get ice by the car loads again. —Mrs. Jas. K. Sanford ed Monday from a weeks visit to Augusta. —Mrs. M. A. Sanford was taken quite sick suddenly Tue: - day morning. —There is an epidemic of the usual attacks of spring sickness in this section. —Mr. Claud Williams of Union Point was here Tuesday to play ball with the boys. : —Mrs. Martha E. Moore went over to Sparta Saturday tospetad a while with relatives. —Mrs. L. L. Oslin returned to Barnett Tuesday after ai visit to relatives here. —Miss Mary Lamar Moore, of Greene county, is on a visit to Judge Geo. Mitchel’s at thus place. —The rain this week catr.e in good time and the farms, gar¬ dens anb flower 'yards w, ere re¬ deemed. / —Dr. and 1 Mrs. W. F. Ham mack returned to Atlanta this week after a pleasant visit to the , , / f nrmpr i-TKfie ' “old iron craze” has , our town town ana und tne the pnrth eaitn is is being scraped shipped ot all the scrap foun iron to be to the q 1 .y_ —Mr. and Mrs. M. Cohen and Louis Berman came down from Madison Sunday and spent the day with the latter’s father at this place. —Dr. H. F. White was well acquainted with A. F. Tudor who wtis accidentally killed by an electric wire iu Macon first of this week. —Sheriff Taylor was down about Raytown this week and he says Mr. O. D. Moore has the finest field of corn he has seen in the county this season. The entertainment ..J the Acad¬ emy by the music Department has been post]toned from Friday night the 20th, iust.,to June 2nd, to-night week. —There was a mustered out soldier left here Wednesday night by the soldier train that stopped at the depot. It ts said he was on the train without a ticket. —Will Asbur.y came home from Comer Sunday. Mr. W. C. Finch who was running Mr. Asbury’s farm near Bethesda died last week and Will will take charge of the farm. —A joke is told onaTaliafe.ro young man. On leaving the JSVnderTclSthef ^inT^ the dark and was hung up on the 3 ahUdothes line One of , trie , , heat . lest , , ai storms ever witnessed in this part of the country vusited a section about Buckhead Monday, It WclS said that large flail stones were raked up by the bushels. —His friends here will be glad to hear that Hansel Jackson igraduated in the plumbing | ness with second honor. i is one of the most successful | callings a young man can learn these day® It would be of value to all who suffer with kidney trouble (investigate of few the bottles matter left and at get the lone h Q v>d P) ra g ° store of a special jrder o{ t b a t Texas wonder, Hall’s Discovery. Many testify that onlv a few drops of the medicine cure: . * * * AGENCY / FOR .4 STUDEBAKER WAGONS AT “The Big Store,” 150 Wagons. ZZZZ 75 Buggies. W. T. JOjHNSON, W ashington, Georgia. Broke Her Hoad. Two negro women had a tig , t near Raytown first of the wee ,j c and one of them struck the other on the head wth a hoe. con Dr. siderably Ray breaking her head up. attended the wounded woman and took out a handful of pieces of bone from her head. To the Afflicted. I have made a considerable increase iu my stock of drugs, and am hand ling patent medic i nes,medicinal soaps, etc., and am specially prepared to till physi ciaus'presoriptions. The pub’li are invited to visit me when in need of such, H. F. White. Complete Water works. Col. Horace Holden has most complete and conveniently arranged system of waterworks in hi$ home here that can be found in any town of the size of Ctawfordville. He expects to put in a hydraulic ram in the spring back of his house and use water from the spring in his pas ture lot and erect a nice fountain in his front yard. That will be still nicer than liis present ar¬ rangement. Another Case of Klieiiiiiutisin Cured by Ciuunberluin’H Pain 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 persons suffer¬ ing from rheumatism.—John Snider, Freed, Calhoun Co., W Va. P’or sale by Dr. R. J. Reid. The Ball Game Failed. The match game of ball to ha been played here last week was postponed until Tuesday of this week. The young men belong¬ ing to the Crawfordville team had made all arrangements to entertain and play the Washing ton team, but the latter did not put in its appearance and the Crawfordville boys had tip send out into the highways dndjiuvUe others to the feast. And still they had to goto the ball ground and play all among themselves. Whooping (lough. I had a little boy who was nearly dead from an attack of whooping cough. My neighbors recommended Chamberlain’s Cougli 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. Fot sale by Dr. R. J. Reid. To Atlanta and Return for $1A50. A pleasant trip to Atlanta on June 5th and return on the 6th is arranged ” by • Messrs, TuggH & Hollmgsworth-another (j their special daylight excursions for only $1.60 round trip from Crawfordville. The tram wiL arrive here at J:l_a. m.. Juue ^11 taU" A?l.nu »i u ;10 p m , June 6th. and arrive ± Crawfordville about by £ he all 1f who go &re and the 6 fares J within reach of all. It.tin stop at all stations between • gust a and Lithoma. Get to go and have a good time. j , Money to patent good be secured hy our aid. Tht. Patent Record, B * ltlmore - Md - 1 ‘ . TI7 Why , n V mjA ui4U. 10 > jinr tfluO J J “ *¥ • FOR rAn nnuiur SEWING MACHINES? uimilliprn When you can buy a new High Arm Singer for less than half that amount at THE ALLIANCE STORE. TERMS EASY- I! Making' Wash Boards. Mr. Peter Holliday, manager iof the Washington Manufactur S Co., originated the idea ol leaking wash boards in that, place, and his company is turn 0, d a yery superior wash '-hoard. It is made ol heart pine i Df’nd poplar and is far superior o the old zinc board. We hope ;o see all such industries encour aged as it means prosperity. Early Brain all H iglil. Many of our people complain that oats are greatly failures in this seel ion. We suppose they are mostly spring oats that have sutfered so much during the dry weather; all the fall oats that were sown early enough have come out all right, made good heads and in most cases have good grain in them. There is no doubt about small grain doing better when sown plenty early in the fall. It is seldom a failure if planted correctly and sufficiently early. 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 securing blight, energetic salesmen in this county, They have been fof 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 Paints - 'Floor Prints. Pony Paints, and a full line of Paint Specialties. They fully guaran \ee everything they make. -'phe.y 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 quest anyone who wishes to rep¬ resent them in this district to write them at 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. Everything in Machinery Line. For everything in the line of machinery, gin and mill supplies and repairing there is no than bettor place to find your wants at Mallory Bros & Co., Macon. They have the neatest and most tastily arranged place of business their we know of in their line, and long and upright dealing with the public shows that they will treat you right. See thei r not ice in ^nd to them &>r low prices on anything you ma y nee ? ,n machinery and sup and repairs in machinery. liaw'a This t We offer One Hundred Dollars f^ war( i fyr »ay case ol Catarrh C * red by ^Vj * * Chkney A Co Proo*. 6. Toledo We the undersigned, have knowT1 F . J. C h«u«y for the last jj years, and believe him per j n a ]j business transact i onB and financially able ^ ^ rry oot any obligations made by their firm West A T'KUAX, Wholesale ny-jjrrg-iats Toledo. O. Walding, Ktnnan & Marvin, Wholesale Druggists, Toledo, O. Hall s Catarrh Cure is taken »n*«rnailv, acting directly upon tlte blo'id and muoo4is surfaces oi »■■«« system. Price 75e, per bov *.c Sold by all Druggist*. Tes Hall’s Family Pills are the Onr Honor Boll. The following kind patrons have pale heir subscriptions since our last issue: J. A. Aoiley. 81 to May 1, 1900. M. . ». E. Buike 27c. toNov. 27 99. Brightest Items from Near by Counties. TOLD IN SMALL NOTES. To tlie Credit of tlie Excellent County Journals from Which We Wet the Creamy New*. —Gvoonsboro has raised over $00,000 for a cotton factory. —It will take a big crop of cotton and good prices for it to pay for the corn farmers are bu, Echo. —Mr. and Mrs. A. B. Morr's visited his parents at Crtwlord ville. last Saturday and Sunday. —Greensboro Herald Journal. —Mr. Will Tucker, who lives out near Tyrone, lost his son. Marshal, who died of fever on Monday.—Washington Times. —The. plague of hugs that has infested the gardens in this and adjoining counties has nearly ruined the vegetable prospects. A dog and a shotgun consti - lute the stocklaw of some of the Hancock farmers. It is a prim¬ but effective one.—Ishmael it.e. —Mr. Alex Mathis had his house robbed the other | night. Suspicion rests upon negros who lived near by. Woodstock Cor. Echo. —One of our handsome and gallant young men fell in love at the picnic with a most lovely and bewitching young lady from the county of Taliaferro —Union Point, Cor. Herald-Journal. 500 Doz. Mason Jars at Johnson’s “BigStore.” —The home ol Alderman Jop¬ lin was burned in Greensboro Tuesday of last week. It is a good idea to insure your house. Clem Moore will write you a pol¬ icy cheap iu the old reliable Wes tern. 60 Grain Cradles. John eon’s “Big Store.” —There are undoubtedly, more well dressed loafers in Sparta, to the square inch, than in any town on earth. How those air plants manage to exist, is one of t he mysteries of the age that Ishmaelite. will never be solved.—Spur ta “7 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 hits been a success as a cure, and that is Chamberlain’s Colic, Cholera and Diarrhoea Remeby.—P. E. Grisham Gaars Mills, La. For sale by Dr. R. J. Reid. Studebaker Bros. Agen¬ cy at Johnson’s “Big Store.” —“Mr.Richards merchandised in our town for a number of years, though noton alarge scale, was very attentive to his busi¬ ness. and w as a man of the st rict¬ est integrity. He was one of the landmarks of the town, and we regret to know that we will never again see him in his accustomed place,” says the Washington Ga¬ zette in regard to the death of the late Mr. Taswell Richards. Many old soldiers now feel the effects of the hard service they endured during the war. Mr. Geo. S. Anderson, of Rossville, York county. 1 enn., who saw the hardest kind of service at the front, is now frequently troubled with rheumatism. “I had a severe attack lately,” he says, “and procured a Balm. bottle of It Chamberlain’s Pain did SO much good that I would like to know what you would charge me for one dozen bottles, 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 in their homes, on ] y for rheumatism, but lame back, sprains, swellings, cuts, bruises and burns, for which it j s unequalled. For sale by Dr. R . j. Ro id . QOnO sJ Cu/aans oweeps and a. n u Wings. Johnsons “Big Store,” Washington. —W. M. Maltbie, Esq., of Crawfordville, was here this week on legal business.—Washington Gazette. Been t he Tht Kind Yuti Hava Always Bought . * f —Above John Moore’s mill las? Saturday. Mr. Bob caught a verv large turtle. j saj( j jt was a ] >out two feet across, i and was one of the sott shell kind. J Washington Times. “Saved Her Life.” g* y M ✓J T-f r ^ y V !* ■ j 'A I;. I ''WMmmkW k fl' y(Y Jg X RS. JOIIN WALLET, of Jefferson, |y| esteemed Wls., than whom widely none known, Is more highly or writes. "Tn 1890 I had a severe attack of LaGrippe and at the end of four months, in spite of alt physicians, friends and good nursing could do, my lungs heart and nervous system were so completely wrecked, my life was de¬ spaired of, my friends giving me up. 1 could oil iy sleep by the uso of opiates. My lungs and heart pained rue terribly and my cough was most aggravating. I could not lie in one position but, a short time and not, on my left side at all. My husband brought me Pr. Miles’ Nervine and Heart Cure and I be¬ gan taking them. When I had taken a half bottle of each l was much better and contin¬ uing persistently I took about a dozen bot tics and was completely restored to health to the surprise of all.” J>r. Miles' Remedies are sold by all drug¬ gists under a positive guarantee, first, bottle benefits or money re¬ funded. Book on dis eases of the heart and nerves i., Elkharr Juu. June Sheriff Sales. p BORGIA, TA LI A FEKItO COUNTY: * Will be sold, on the first Tuesday In June, next, at public outcry ut Out Court, house In said County, within the legal hours of sale, to the highest bidder for ra-h, < er tain property, of which the following Is a full and eornpl ic description,—-The following Six lots or parcels of land, siiuaiml In the hundred and First (ifolst) District, G. M,, said Primus County, Law.-on, which was formerly lands of Dec’d, and beintr divided and allotted to the heirs at law of said Primus Lawson by’ Pa'ti tlouers appointed by Superior said County Court at August bum, 1898, of to divide said land: Lot No. 1, assigned to Nancy Lawson, containing the 7 property acres and of Nancy 27 rods, Lawson. levied upon as Lot No. 4, Hs'li-ned to Tress Law-on, containing 7 hciss and 24 rods, levied upon us the properly ol Tress Lawson. Lot No. 15, assigned to Eliza Lawton, containing 7 acres and 80 rods, levied upon as the property of Eliza Lawson. Lot No. 0, assigned to Elizabeth Lawson, containing one acre and 4o rods, levied upon as the property of Eliza belli Lawson. Also Lot of 17 acres of Plantation trai t; and Lot of one foui tli of one acre of the Home place, whereon is situated tha dwelling house of said Primus Lawson, Dec’d.; levied upon «* the property of * Km tun Lawson -and her minor children, Tress and Elizabeth Lawson, to satisfy an Execution Issued from the Superior Court of said County in favor of officers of Court. For a more particular description of said lots, see Flats of saute recorded in office of Clerk of Superior Court of said County iu Book “L," pag s 501. 502 508, and 504 for writs. Written notice given us required by iaw. This, 9th day May, 1899. FRANK B. TAYLOR. Hherill Taliaferro County. Citation. S i E<)RGI V, TALIAFEKIlO COUNT Y. * 1 Wliereii*, Uolx’rt R. L. Httduway.'repre¬ Hwlaway, b( m I it i.it r it lor of Luther sents to the court In adrninmemd his petition, Luther (Inly filed,Unit lie lots fully R. Htidaway’s esti'te. Tld« Is therefore to cite nil persons concerned, kindled mul creditors, to show cause. If any they can, why said Rdrninitrator should not he dis¬ charged from tils udndsnlstrallon. and re¬ ceive letters of dlsrnlsson on the tiist Monday In July, 1899. This, Uth day of April. 1899. GEO. H. MITCHELL, Ordinary. THE SAVANNAH WEEKLY NEWS twiukawkkk, totp*iwn om vwrtoron« d<>Hu. xhi» popular edition of the Savannah Morning New* contains all the latest news i.ud market reports, and la sent cut with the dully paper, while the news is It K the old and popular Savan ntt |, Weekly News In a new form. It was changed three years ago from once ft week to twice n week without chang* In pKce. it contains full accounts of win»t isgoiDg on in Cubmiud the Pbiilipinesand all »he neW8 0 f t ,he World. This year like the will be full of ttartliug news, not onlvtb , war but „r the political situation wJj Kh pnm :«w to be excftng. As in the pa8t , T u. savannah Weekly New will snppo, t thenemocra ic party belts piat form wh»t It m»y. Send *1.00 and g*-t you the New, for .-year il.a. can be ha<l We club th.-Savannah Weekly New*. with the AdvcHmt^-Uenux rat for 8175. The regular Subscription price 1 of ,bf lw “ pa,Mir * ,ir ‘' 82, | Exchange —RATES:— Per Day, 81.00. Hotel. Pet Week, 84.00, 54.50 * and 55.00. A. Proprietor, J. ADKINS, 163 Marietta St. ATLANTA, GA. Opposite Miller Ot Brady’s Celbrated Stables, the Largest in the South, , M Mil CURES WHfRE AIL ELSE HUlS. But Coogh Syrapb. Tmstea Good. Use In time. Sold by druggist*. CONSUMPTION Z5 CIS. ^ g Miles’ Dr. 7? dHsadOuasu 3! i ,Reetore» Health V — I ,uCTs
