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About The Advocate-Democrat. (Crawfordville, Ga.) 1893-current | View Entire Issue (June 16, 1899)
* wes Yost end Ache Are your nerves weak? 1 Can’t you sleep well? Pain in your back? Lack energy? Appetite poor? Digestion pimples? bad? Boils cr These are sure signs of poisoning. From what poisons? From poisons in constipated that are al¬ ways found bowels. If the contents of the bowels are not removed from the body each day, as nature intended, these poisonous substances are sure to be absorbed into the suffering blood, al ways causing and frequently causing severe disease. There is a common sense cure. T ~ _ _ II te UMIMFfi'in SO-' a m They daily insure an easy of and natural movement the bowels. You will findthattheused , Apr’s Mpsrla with the pills will hasten recovery. It cleanses the blood from all impurities and is a great tonic to the nerves. Writ a the Ooafar. Our Medical Department tins one of the most eminent Tell physicians the do in t.jie United States. ctor Iti-'t h**w v«»u are «nHaring. \ou will receive the best medical advice without cost. Adrlre.e, DK. i- C. AYEK. Lowell, Vtaag. —Mr. R. E. L. Harris went down to Mayfield to perform the marriage ceremony Sunday afternoon last, of Mr. Will Wheeler and Miss Annie Beck um. Our Honor Roll. The following kind patrons have paid their subscriptions >ince our last issue: J. A. Clemmons, SI to June i), JfiOO Arthur Ogletree 60 c. to June lJ 00. A PROCLAMATION. ^ EORGIA: By Allen D. Candler, Governor of said State. Whereas, Official information has been received at this Department that on the 22nd day of August 1S90, in the County of Taliaferro, one Tames Taylor, colored. committed the offense of assault with in tent to murder upon the person of A. W Mershon, and escaped and is now a fugi¬ tive from justice. thought therefore, to I have proper, issue this my Proclamation, hereby offer¬ ing a reward of One Hundred Dollars for the apprehension and delivery of said James Tailor with evidence sufficient to convict, to the Sheriff of said County and Sale. And I do moreover charge and require all officers in this state, civil and Miliary, to be vigilent ill endevoring to-apprehend he the said James Taylor in order t’- * may be brought to trial for the < IT use with which lie stands charged. Given under my hand and Seal of the State, this the 14th day of June 1899, A. D. CANDLER Governor. Bv the Goverlior. PHILIP COOK Secretary of State. MONEY TO LOAN. - I am now prepared to negotiate loan* in anv amount* from SJuO.OQ up on real estate AT 7 PE it CENT, per annum. Wm. N. MALTBIE, Attorney at Law, CRAWFORDVILLE, - - GEORGIA. R. B. SISSON, Gun & Locksmith, Genera. Repnir Shop, Including Bicycle Repair* all Kind-. Send in your work. Shop in rear of J. H. Power*’ Store, On Square Near Court Hou*e. Lazy M I have beau troubled a great deal witla a torpid liver, which produces cocstipe- claim Won. I round CASCAEETS to be all you for them, and secured such relief the first trial. that I purchased another supply and was com Die tel v cured I shall only he too glad to rec ommend Cascarete whenever the opportunity ** p Ave..' Philadelphia. p«. aao Susquehanna CANDY r m. - ^ CATHARTIC TRADE MAAM BUOtWTSKeD Keaf-mt. r»lstab!e. t’- Txir Cwt Gotxi. Sever Sicien. W eakni.. or lime V3e. 2Sc. ... CURE CONSTIPATIOfl. ■tertian «rc,h c«»n. .r. Tav ^ '» MO-TO-B&C 5’-a£2f* Sill SKI lift i Pure Home Matters of Interest to Our Readers. TOWN NEWS ITEMIZED. What Our People Are Doin?, Saying and Thinking \ bout Told in Hi ief Notes. —Mr. M. F. Griffith spent Sun¬ day at Union Point. —Mr. and Mrs. W. P. Hubert spent Sunday at Harlem, - Jack Beazle.y is at home from Mercer to spend his holiday. —Mr. J. A. Kendrick was here Monday witnessing the ball game. —Mis. Lee Evans returned Saturday from a visit to relatives in Athens. —Mr. and Mrs. W. N. Maltbie have returned from their visit to Wilkes county. —Wade Gunn came down from Atlanta and spent Sunday with home folks here. —Mr. Titus Richards has treated his daughter, Miss Bessie to a nice bicycle. —Commencement exercises at Stephens High School began to day. See program. —Clarence Bonner is studying telegraphy under W. P. Hubert at the Georgia depot. —Mrs. J. C. Jordan and chil¬ dren, of Wrerns, are visiting relatives in this’ county. —Rev. Jack Gunn will preach at the Baptist church here Satur¬ day and Sunday July 9 and 10. —Mr. and Mrs. Robert McGibony and Mrs. Hal. Flynt spent Sunday in Greene county. —Mrs. Mabel Chapman acted as postmistress last week while Miss Clara Bonner took a vaca tion. —There will be very little fruit left on the trees in this section and what is left is very faulty. —Marshal Tucker and his as¬ sistants have been doing some good detective work about here this week. —James K. Sanford came up from Augusta Sunday and staid over Monday with his family at Liberty Hall, —Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Chapman 11 Prof. S. N. Chapman returned Tuesday from their trip to Louisiana. —A notice on our local page, last column, of Com. W. T. Flynt, will interest ail school teachers . l’ COUUty. 111 le —Miss Stella Holden has re turned from a visit . .. to . Fenfield. 1,1 yho returned quite si.sk but is about Weil again, Messrs. LotOslin, B. L. Battle and Clanton Garrett came up Monday evening from Barnett to see the game of ball. —That corn stalk borer is in the corn in this section and from three to six of the pests can be found in many of the stalks, -Gov. Candler offers $100 reward for Jim Taylor for as Mr. A. W. Mershon here in!890. See proclamation in this paper. —Wesley Williams, Henry Peek and J. T, Smith will run another day light excursion from Greensboro to Macon on July 10, th and return next day. Fare $1.29. —Sheriff Lum Oliver, Greene was here Tuesday depot a, firpenshoro ’ A . white , . tramp — WUS here „ Tuesday . . . OU suspicion ceing connected with the coro safe-breaking but he satis¬ fied the authorities that he was only a printer. —Messrs. Tuggle and Hoi | lingsworth speak of : anothes excursion to Atlanta July 1 st. They will not spend more than one day +p e fjty. T h ey (L 'O expect oue to Charleston on J aiy 8 th. , * * * AGENCY FOR STUDEBAKER! WAGONS AT “The Big Store." 150 Wagons. 75 Buggies. W. T. JOHNSON, Washington, Georgia. Mr. Harris Resigned. Rev R. E. L. Harris resigned the pastorship of the Baptist church here, at the regular Conference Saturday last. He wished the church to accept same now or during the next six months. The church took no action on the matter. Mr. Asbury’s Death. Mr. Redmon Asbury, father of Mr. Augustus N. Asbury, - of this county, died at his home in Woodville on-Tuesday of last week. He was quite old and was one of the first members of the old Masons lodge at Maxeys. The bereaved have our sympa¬ thies. Robbed of #1500. Last week there was a man here who said he was an English¬ man of wealth but that he had been sand-bagged somewhere west of this place and robbed of $1500. He showed papers that he was tolling the straight thing. He was a well posted Mason and the lodge here gave him some¬ thing to eat and furnished him a ticket to Augusta. Mr. Flynt at the Tech. We have received a catalogue of the Georgia School of Tech nology. It shows up the school in a splendid way. Mr. F. C. Flynt, of this place as one of the inspectors of the school, is shown up in the catalogue in a nice half -tone picture. Fitzhugh has made a good record since he entered the school, and his friends here are glad to note his success. Grasshopper* Eating Crops. News from various sections of the state bring startling intelli¬ gence that grasshoppers are eat¬ ing up the crops. It is said that they congregate in thousands and eat the corn and cotton, blades, leaves and stalks. In Texas and the Southwest these pests are common but in Georgia they are quite new. There has been very few plans and devices made to get rid of tbe grasshopper, but it is hoped our people will not be so tormented with them as some people are in some sections. Marriage Sunday Last. Mr. Cephas Ogletree and Miss Anna Hammack were married at the Baptist church in this place Sunday morning last. It was an unexpected marriage to 'nany of the congregation. The bride is a grand daughter of Mr. ’Stovas Hammack, the well known aged violinist who died near Norwood some years ago. Cephas is a son of Mr. Arthur Ogletree of this county. We wish them a long and useful life of happiness. It would be of value to all who suffer with kidney trouble to investigate the matter and get one of a few bottles left at the that only a Jv drops* of tbj medicine cures. ~ - ezrziYrrz: .......... WllV IIllJ 1 PflV UJ qjTV. tO to FOR SEWING MACHINES? When yOU can buy a new Hiffh Arm Sineer for less than half that amount at TUC lnD ALLlAPIl/Ci MITANP? QTAPI? OlUlfL. ; Tr TERAlb n..rr,cu LAbY. comhencemeni exercises, Of S' 'us High School.—Programme: Tlwrsday and Friday Public Exaff Rations. Fimy night,—Childrens En tertalpnent, Playftud Gipsy Play, Fairy Drill, Free. SucBay morning. Commence¬ ment ■ennon, by Dr. J. T. Plunk¬ ett, ]Ator of First Presbyterian ehuiJUof Augusta. Moil hay morning—Speeches and Mediations by children of Primjry and Intermediate de par talents, beginning at 9 a. in. Mil day night,—Dramatic En tertiiliment. “Henry Graudtm" by pil/pils of High School depart¬ ment!' Dumb bell Drills, &c. Admission. 25c. Tuesday morning—Declama¬ tions liud Recitations by boys and gjrls of Academic and High School Departments, beginning at 9 A. M. Tuesday night—Dramatic En¬ tertainment ‘‘Daisy Garland,” National Flag Drill, &c. Admis¬ sion 25c. Weuuesday morning,—Annual Literary Address, by Dr, P. D. Pollock, president of Mercer University. Delivery of Prizes. All our people and visitors are given an urgent invitation to attend all these exercises. Registered to Practice. IJhave registered in the Clerk,* office us a physician by die request )f some friend*. ba*e <1 Diploma from one of the best Medical College* in the United State*. I will give special attention to obstetric* and will be pleased to attend any one who may deslTe my services, can lie found at the Owl Drug Store during the day and at John II. Stephens, at night. M. 11. THOMAS, M. I). Jum 5 th 18 i) 9 . A Peculiar Worm. There has been a good deal , , written in the papers in this state during the past few weeks concerning a new trouble in wo?m t^res Ito the Ilk of the corn and eats ruinous holei, in in thentnlk the staia. il Ttis ls differ aincr ent from the regular bud worm and ana is is saiu said bv oy old Ota farmers larmcrs to to be oe something very unusuai in this -.eel section. inn We WC have nave.seen seen one one of 01 the worms and it looks more like an Q „ apple uoim thun than nnv a 3 thing we can compare it to. It is said to be the lava of the grasshopper. I Ik n & nf tv,i« J destructive insect will not be as rumous * to .u the coin — crop as Qt many people expect it to be in this section It is said that every .Utk the worm horek into is no more good. $100 Bcward. The readers of this papier wii be pleased to learn that there i at least one dreaded disease tha -cience has been able to cure ii all its stages, and that is Catarrh Hall's Catarrh «Cure i/s the ont I>ositive cure known to the medi acting directly upon the bloo. ttn( j mucous surfaces of the sys thereby destroying tin foundation of the disease, an: giving t he patient strenght b. up the constitution an : assisting nature in doing It* work. The proprietors have sr much faith in itscurative no wc rs. that they offer One Hundred Dollars for any ease that it fail* Addre“, ° F.-T. Cheney <t Co., Toledo, O. Sold uy i ruggiet, 75c. Hall's Family Pills are the best. FliiHt Itii: lifMBiS. brightest Items from Near by Counties. TOLD IN SMALL NOTES. To tlie Credit of the Excellent Count? Journals from Which We Get the Creamy New*. Lexington is making war on the blind tigers. P. F. Dillard reports finding a a gold mine in Wilkes county. Peas have jumped to $1.35 a bushel, and are as scarce at the price. —Sparta Ishmaelite. Two negro boys were convict¬ ed in Greensboro lkst week for stealing a ride on the train. Both horses and cows continue to die over the county with some¬ thing like blind staggers.— Oglethorpe Echo. 500 Doz. Mason Jars at Johnson’s “Big Store.” Mrs Thomas Franks died early on Wednesday morning of dropsy complicated with heart troubles in Hancock county. Ml’. John Bevins, editor of til-1 Press, Anthon, Iowa, says: •*I have used Chamberlin's Colic. Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy in my family for fifteen years, have recommended it to hun¬ dreds of others, and have never known it to fail in a single in¬ stance. For sale by Dr. R. J. Reid. At 2 o’clock p. m. on June 21st. Col. E. T. Shurley and Miss Mary Lou Gresham will bo unit¬ ed in marriage at Warrenton 60 Grain Cradles. John eon’s “Big Store.” Sam Johnson threshed Albert Sirdsong’soats yesterday morn¬ ing. The yield was 214 bushels. That is pretty good on about 5 acres—Sparta Ishmaelite. Mr. P. Cetcham of Pike City, Cal., says: “During my brother’s late sickness from sciatic rheu¬ matism, Chamberlin’s Pain Balm was the only remedy that gave him any relief.” Many others relief have testified to thepr this ornpt af¬ from pain which liniment fords. For sale by Dr R. J. Reid. Next Sunday will probably be ■r. Rev. R. n „ E, m iolford ,, s , last . preach- ___, ing dav at Woodstock, as he has been called to the church , , at , Clarkesvillo and has accepted v the call.—Echo. Studebaker Bros. Aeen ; cy at Johnson’s “Big Store, s Robert Fluker, some time since construcled a phonograph f ‘°’ n which strains of music, and now he , nas constructed constructed the me water w.iLcr motor motor. which propels the f an s in Dr. Wright . drug store.-Washing- , . s ton Importer. 1 Bad management ® keeps more PI' . - 1 rirrurnstiinres ... . ■ than any other one cause. I o q e successful one must look u head and plan ahead so when a favorable opportunity presents itself lie is ready to take advau tage of it. A little forethought will also save much expense and v ai . 11 h i le l l. 2 A r I . riu ] f , r)t ,1 careful man will keep a bottle _ of Chamberlin’s Colic, Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy in the house, ruin horse going for the doctor and have a big doctor bill to pay, besides; one pays out 25 cents, the other is out a hundred drdl-irv dollars ana -md then tnen wonders wonaers ,wn) whv his neighbor IS getting richer while he is getting poorer, For sule by Dr. R. J. Reid. While wheat is turning well ,, m . the adjoining .... counties, . oats are showing up poorly. 3,0 0 0 Sweeps and Wings. Johnson s “B i g S tore,” Washington. Burglars are entering and tak ing 5 hams at a time from par ties in Lexington. Bears the K'M Bought Signature //V/} . /t •f SX -jT/ Zoa <t*C*U*X A man has been beating people along the Georgia railroad by having fainting spells in the towns along to get the sympathy of the people. Her Health RegtoreJ ■4MSk mm Vi Sfo ■ III v t T HE misery of "li cpieMneff can onl;,- be realized by those who have expert* enced it. Nervou.tnssa BleeplosasuP"*’. headaches, neuralgia and that miserame iL'cling of unrest, can surely be cured by Dr. Miles’ Restorative Nervine. So certain is Dr. Miles of this fact that all druggists are authorized to refund price paid for the first bottle tried, providing It does not benefit. Mrs- Henry Ifruns, wife of the well known tiacksmitk at Orand .function, Iowa, says: 'I 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 belug under the care of local physicians, vi.hout help. I noticed in Dr. Miles' advertisement the testimonial of a lady enred of ailments similar to mine, and I shall never cease to thank that lady. Her testimonial induced me to use Dr. Miles* Nervine and Nerve and Liver Pills, which restored mo to health. I cannot say enough for i r.Mllfia'Bomedloa." are Dr. sold Miles’ by Remedies all drug¬ V Mi!^" Dr. ^ gists under a positive Nervine guarantee, first bottle benefits or money re- Restore* .; funded. Book on dis¬ V, Health eases of the hoart and nerves free. Address, ______ DK. MILKS MEDICAL CO.. Elkhart, lnd. Mrs. Emily Bolii e has had roasting ears from her garden. —Washington Gazette. To the Teachers of Talia¬ ferro County. Flie next examination of "applicants for license to teafch will be held on Thurs¬ day, 22 nd day of June next, at Sijoo’clock. Let 11 c ne forget to bring the ‘‘evidence, in writing” required by law. The colored teaclu-r* of the county will attend the Peabody Institute for colored teachers at Greenesboro, Go., which be-> gins nt 9 o’olock. on the 5 th day of June next. The white teachers wifi attend Institute at Crawfonlville, at 9 o’clock on the 17 th day of July next. The law requires all person* holding license to teach, unless they have perma¬ nently retired from teaching, to attend the respective Institutes, Respectfully W.M. T. IT.VNT, C.S. €.. T. C. July Sheriff Sales. p KOKGIA, TALIAFERRO COUNTY: ^ Will be sold, on the ft:*' Tuesday in July, m xt, at puidle outcry »tth* Court hou*e In said County »W'Ml In the ieptHiflttfl' of sale, to th« highest bidder tor cash, ctr tain property, of which the following is a full and compl 'te description.—The fol | 0 VV j U jr tracts 01 parcels of land: One tract *' el »K the Six hundred and third (808; out G. M., known ns the Home place, hounded as follows: On the North by iamlH °f the Estate of jno. A. Stephens ami Win. G. Stephens, pac'd.; on the bust by lands of Mrs. Mary ills* Kl-lly and lands of 8 . N. Aeree; on the South by lauds of Mrs. M. E. Stewart, iamb of a? wi'by 1 i.mu^'f N f “d H»mrn»ck and lands ol Eugenia Stephen* KStS-t SS* fihjj partly In the Six Hundred six Hundred and and first (601) third “ nd partly District* in the o M., known a*the Nona (003; and bounded follows: On place as the North by £. land* of J.T. Harrison and )and , of A . Stephens; on .he East by lands of the Estate of John A. Stephens and YVra. G. Stephen*, Dec’d,, and lands of L. A. Stephens; on the South by lands of Daniel 0 K letrcc and laud* of Eugenia an( j guinea Stephens; on the Wet by lllIui , ot j. T . Harrison and hu.dsof o. I*, Honner, containing Three Hundred and Twenty Five (8^5) acre*, more or less, <|(. bonis non, with the will annexed of A. H. Stephens to Tho*. E. Bristow, by deed dated March 2 (Hh 1889, find situated in the county of I aliaferro, state of Geoi gla. Levied on a* the property of Thom us E. Hr a tow Written notice given ten ant* In po**e*»ion, as required by law. This, 5ih day June, l89fl. FRANK II. TAYI OR. Sheriff Taliaferro ( ounty. Citation. YNEORGIA, TALIAFERRO COUNTY: Gluts. H. Goluoke, Guardian of JollD I{|V ‘‘ H 1,11(1 Mamie L. Rives, ha. ippWU)me for a discharge from his Guardianship of said wards; tl is U there fore to notify all person* concerned, to file ihcir objections, if any they have, on or before the tir-t Monday In july, ,lfeXl Ghaa. II. Goluoke will be dis charged from hi* Guardianship as applied f( , r . This, r,u, day of June, isfw. GEO. II. MITCHELL, Ordinary Taliaferro Co. (j I E<) RGIA, TA LI A F E If It( > CO UNT Y. Whereas, Robert L. Hodaway, ad¬ ministrator of Luther If. Hadaway, repre¬ sent* t<, the court in hi* petition, duly filed,ih*t he ha* fully admini*tei«l Luther R. Hadaway’* estate. This I* therefore to cite a 1 i persons concerned, kindred and creditors, to show cause, if any they can, why said admmitrator should not be dis charged from hi* administration, and re , ehe letter- of diamitsou on the first Munda} in July, IMffl. 1899. This, fitli day of April, GEO. if. MITCHELL, Ordinary. SO'S CURE FOR CURLS W'JNL All tl$fc FAILS, Beet Cotifh & rup. Teste* Gt*od. In time. ^ by drogylitt. _
