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About The Advocate-Democrat. (Crawfordville, Ga.) 1893-current | View Entire Issue (June 16, 1899)
FLiiJUISiiliD EVKK.V FRIDAY UUMJiihO *-BY CLE.T a. MOORE. Official Organ of Taliaferro Co. CRAWFORDVILLE, JUNE 18. 1800. NOTICE All legs! advertising must be I>r id In advance oi satisfactory arrange nit-ms made nt loginning tor the W incut of itmr. ADVC'CATE-PKMOCHAT. O.'xi*.'' ALL OMTUARYiNOTK ES over 200 words wii! lie charged foi at tin- nite of one cent per word for each worn exceeding 200 words. The £800000, fire in Augusta last week was almost destroyed the same block it did some years that portion of the city below the con federate monument from the Arlington. Grunt Bell the negro who was last week charged with tri-d for the crime of an old lady, Mrs. J. C. j near Cedar town, was on account of the eve j not being sufficient to him Grant had rather bad reputation in his section it came very near causing death. Hal Baker, president of the County Fair Association > will be held some weeks precious to the State Fair, has made arrangements to select an from his county fair and bring if to Atlanta intact, Many other counties will hold fairs about the same time, and it probable (hat thio plan will be pursued by other fairs. Tal iaferro county should get up an agricultural exhibit and send to Atlanta fair. CONSUMPTION never itopi because the weather is warm. Then why stop taking SCOTT'S EMULSION ' it. U wlU heal your 8 J—- — M •<* ^ m £ I V 8 / > Look ha Your Mirror t>o von «f» rparlilln-T rv»«, nnc! a tint- C O.in,* *wi<t«nation ..''tii n tut (». n • Xv-c at« no ate «; e ot o • J l.iaith. If t'if? dlflofdfr nf »b<r.t, **f \§ r.r^rlv *lvr:iV» jvt'tce tit titut'v u- -Untne orgmtta rreernt. health and mteUrn. , igan, a»*ty where. MoELREPS Wine of tnnkro women twantiful and It strikes ,:t the root of all trout lc. T here is no menstrual order, ache or pain which it «.11 cure. It is i«u the budding girl, busy wife and the matron the char ge of life. At every crisis in a woman’s life it herdth. strength and hapDineas. dealers. costs f loo ol medicine For advice in c..s« s requiring directii ns, uddrtsa. gi'jr.g "The Ladies’ Advisory Medicine The Chattanooga Co., tanooga, Term. * — MRS. UOUCNA irwis. iWtj of Tests-. *'I »a» to -i r islt’Tv—Mrtlh tpTtii'ie i .1 .s in my I' hitK. hut h»v« been entirety t>, ut Cars' 1 1.** M«» « \ t*» p'lteul l: * *» i»U » Vh Mturnl ti\ our uU1. 1!:* liecorc, l>ninuf< h . Mu. . ri-i | PRO-. P. M. WHITMAN r “i it.. Augusta b’a., FIVES F^.EE EYE T.- TS r!c*t i** i j?r-. j<r. f* » K !*'*»**• a -.,. U tf ti -aNT* fKru.. Ltlc U * J T. ' V FREE OF CfiAROt. > *' lt-» kl a«k> r A Very *»iivpfri«ii« (hari»cter. Marshal J. W. Tucker ed a “black crook" on street Tuesday morning. Marshal had just received a let ter from authorities at boro asking that they look for any suspicions that might be in this section. Upon findingsuch a colored rnan, Mr. Tucker questioned him suffi | cient . to arrest him, but when told to consider himself arrested, | the negro said he guessed he (wouldn't be arrested; after a considerable the black Jesse was under He gave Mr. Tucker and who assisted a pretty stiff before he gave up. The negro gave his name Wil) Edwards, alias Will Taylor, He had „ iven his name as Will Hagney in Greensboro. He had ^yn his person thirty five keys of all shapes and sizes with which he could have opened almost any door he wished. He ad a k c y that would match one most anybodys bunch of ] { 0 y S . Two or more of them were depot or express drawer keys, He had two revolvers in his pockets, one of which was loaded and he attempted to use it on Tucker. He had a handful of money, nearly all in coppers and nickels. When asked where he got so much small money he said he gambled for it, and that he won on of pistols in a skin game. He claimed lie was raised Augusta and was on his way back * there—that his home was at High Springs, Fla. The negro is medium size, black and wore a blue and vest and a pair of brown pants. Ho is undoubted* ly a bad negro and has been many houses as his supply of keys show. When asked why he carried so many keys, he said he got them from the shop and had never used them for anything. Tiie depot at Greensboro was entered Sunday night and the sate broken open. There no money in the safe but a ^Smuy the pistol ta thought two of the depot he j,ad were taken from I boro. A commituiBiit trial was the prisoner Wednesday and was bound over to August j °C Taliaferro Superior charged with carrying ed pistil and resisting officers. Is He Finny! Some parties from who were here Monday said j believed the negro. Will arrested by Mr. Tucker was Taylor Finny, the negro whose brother Linton hanged at Lexington May - 1 st. 1807. The two Finny it will be remembered, voting vnutur Julius JUHUS Hardv tiartiv at at °ou stock in December 1890. n V M\i m M m / / rJSs^ ; LINTON FINNY. Tho abt vu is not an |>iciure of Linttm Finny, tho haiitri-tl. an l brotb**r to ihe mi-is iug T 10 lor Finny, but ivsemblanco bef noon Finny ami tht* Wil’ Taylor no iii «i ;r jail i< Diion^h for otic ft thii k liu\v alt* lirtMlli* ! v Ts lb c id* :re i m til T*ivn>r Finny? c fS O XT T JS. • B-orttl* f t _ .s Ghosts would frighten people who are not afraid S erms - Ye * the germ is a animalism couldbe a t,ize in proportion toils ness it would show like a python, or fire breathing The one fact to remember isth the the germ body when is powerless the blood^HM| to^fct It is than far easier drive to keep^^H^n it to s^HRHj a hold in the Pierce’s Golden is the most cines. perfect It of increases blood purif^H th^H as blood, well and as enables the quali^H th^B resist if disease disease, has obtained or to thHj in some weak organ. impaiB the digestions is of the body is tfl for the blood is mac* e th^bloocUn°quanl w hich ,s ■ o7i‘y 'wi itsl adequate to I this condition there J equal to “Golden "whiigi of ^ever^^hj ve^t' a fair' there is con.itipatio Pleasant Pellet relieve and j ^ cure, A Queer Character. A queer character apf Monday and n-prcs^H ViclciBH himsell as Harry reporter of thoNew^^B intell^H H<- was an healthy fellow wl - ivoi.'ill;" a most handsoi uppe^^B if he had on goo The above was ouly his newspaper name. He said j his name was really John Dozier. Broome and was Doziers relrted in to this all j the Broomes and part of the country, He knew people all over this country and had traveled nearly all over the States. Said he was raised in Florida and was a law¬ by profession, but had given up that work for that of report¬ ing for the New York Journal. articles; that he . . , j n Egypt the custom is for Princesses onr WOIXien is hidden because of the weakness and _ sickness pecu a liar to the sex. MB lEEal If the ERypt * ian custom pre vailed in this M country, many WE- sufferers would t 0 fflrv ejy^premature A wrinkles, their /i \ V sunkencheeks. their unnealthy complexion, from the eyes of the world with the veil of the Orient. 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Tax-Reciever’sNotice! Tht . T:sX Books will 1 e open April Sth for the purpose of receiving the tax returns ■-if Taliaferro County for the tear 1S99. I will furnish, hUpi^'rtv'sJbj^rmSx«R» on 1 'tanks which a H.ttlf his on the 1 st in day perst.n. Of Fchnwry unless providentially of each vear. The hm : law no.. 1 res each tax payer to make returns ilerinl and failure to make returns subjects him todouhle tax. ! I w ill visit the various Court Grounds at the times specified below: I)i-t. PLACE: First Round. I; Second Round. !| Third Round. iSIg >iii! Ground. Anri. ;T » n g a u May 1 8 to 12 am tune 5 8 to 12 a m • 4 1)03 Court Ground, “ 1? 1 to 4 p in .May 1 1 to 4 p n " 5 1 to pm j ! •inh Cross, ISPtm to3pn. ** 2 i'amt 3pm ** IjbamtoSpm *>> 4 '- 9 8 “ 7 9“ t<» 3 “ ; W> Combs, 19 9 1 to 8 “ •• 5 • to *• i non Court Ground, 20 9 “ to 3 “ j “ 4 9 *• to 3 ** " 89 “ to 5 “ Ground, 21 9 “ 3 •* ** 5 9 “ t<- 3 “ “ 9 9" to 3 “ t«>7 Court it to . - nos •‘"■qurt Ground, it 24 9 “ to 3 “ “ fi 9 •• to 3 “ “ 12 9 “ to 3 *‘ 25 9 3 “ 9 9 •- to 3 ** 1 9 ** to 3 " :72 Sharon. •• to ■* 2G» “ to 3 “ *• 10 9 " to 3 “ >» 2 9 “ to 3 “ ; !72 K iVtown, e'Ol Di«t Everv Saturdav in Ml and incli ding June 24'h, 181-9. My books will positively ciose on June 24.ii. 1899. VEAZEY, C., T. C. 1 R. L. T.
