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About The Advocate-Democrat. (Crawfordville, Ga.) 1893-current | View Entire Issue (June 30, 1899)
V tT'ny it? let your neighbors know And why give then, a chance to guess you are even five or ten years more? Belter give them good reasons for guessing the other way. it is very easy; for nothing tells of age so quickly as gray hair. 9 P '4?S / <38 j is a youth-renewer It hides the age under a luxuriant growth of hair the color It of youth, fails never to restore color to gray hair. It will stop the hair from coming cut also. It feeds the hair buibs. Thin hair becomes thick hair, and short hair becomes long hair. It cleanses the scalp; re moves ah dandruff, and prevents its formation. * the We have a book on Hair which we will gladly se*d you. If you do not obtain all the bene fits yon ex See ted from tho use of the Vigor. write the doctor about it. i robably there ii some difficulty which v.’ tii your general removed. svKtem .Address, may be easily Dr. J. C. Ayer. Lowell, Mass. Our Honor Roll. The following kind patrons have paid their subscriptions since our last issue: G S‘.‘ RH >d •>. to Feb. 35, 1000 —E. C. Gunn has charge -of the Sparta depot this week. - Phe big exgprgion to Atlanta runs Saturday. ^r%ryaud trip. MONEY TO LOAN. I am n.iw prepared t-o negotiate loans in any amounts from $300.00 up on real estate AT 7 PER CENT, per annum. Wm. N. MALTBIE, Attorney at Law, CRAWFOKDVILLE, GEORGIA. R. B. SISSON f Gan & Locksmith, Genera. Repair Shop, Including Repairs all Kinas. Send in your work. Shop in rear of J. If. Powers’ Store, On Square Near Court House. £ * move Lunin except By uDiig hot water tu 3 ectlou 6 . Chronic constipation for seven years placed me In this tom Pie condition; during that time I dirt ev erythingl heard of but never found any relief; such H«^r nti 1CSI Hut; oil tt.. L'evroit, Mich. candy r ^ mr cathartic TRADE MAH* frBOtSTffflD Pleasant. Palatable. Potent. ToFte Good. Good. Never Sicken, Weaken, or Gripe, 10c, 20c, iOc. ... 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What Our People Are Doing, Saying and Thinking About Told in Biief Notes. —Roasting ears are beginning to get ripe. —Prof. Jordan Sanford went down to Waynesboro Saturday. —Prof. Frank Burney is at his home in Madison for a vacation. —The rains have been partial and the crops are good in spots. —Excursions over the Georgia railroad have been many this meek. —There will not be many 4th of July watermelons ripe in this county. —Miss Cori” 0 Carter is spend ing her vacation at her home in Macon. —There is only one lot of prop¬ erty advertised for sale next Tuesday. —Com. W. T. Flynt held his annual examination of teachers last week. —Clerk Cbas. H. Golucke went up to Atlanta on excersion yesterday. r —The new railroad to the gin¬ nery here is termed the “Great Northeastern. 1 1 —Miss Dell Pearre. of Colum¬ bia county, is on a visit to friends in this county. —The-market has been flooded with' eggs and a good many chickens recently. —Mr. Quince Johnson, of Washington, spent Sunday last •with friends here. —Tax receiver R. L. Veazey says he will close liis tax books Saturday for this year. —The rains have been in sight week but have not reached this •Jec'tioti to do much good. —Mr. Jack Stewart says he finds some exfra tine crops in his travels over the county. —Messrs. A. and Zaek Broome spent Sunday with relatives here. They are traveling for a Macon firm. —Mrs. J. W, Meiere, of Rutherford is visiting her daught ter, Mrs. G. S. Rhodes at Sandy Cross. —Mrs. Tom Wynne has moved her family to Mr. Sam E. Gunns, residence where she has rented rooms. —Misses Kate and Freddie! Beazley, of Union Point, spent j Sunday with Dr. Beazley’s fami | ly here. —Rev. Irl Hick's predictions j about the weather are Die best of any modern forecaster of the W03itVl6T TT*».^r*\nr\ I Lin dll QV\r\vfcxv oiiUl Lei, r*rv1 L/UlUi t?u., Irill i\iii * ed another dog Sunday that was showing symptoms of hav¬ ing hydrophobia. —la our rush last week Henry | Reids, name was omitted as j writer of the comment on the 5th Ode to Horace. —Prof. Will Sanford left Monday for, Selma, Ala., where he went to play a game of ball with the Rome team. —Mrs. Julia Ham mack and daughter, Miss Mamie, mg a few , weeks at the home ol f Dr. W. F. Hammack in Atlanta, —Miss Della Sanford has had new tomatoes . . from f her garden. , Miss Della knows how to engin eer a garden as well as keep i house. —Mr Julius Jordan, of Augus ta, came up Sunday to arrange I for the burial of his mother and to visit his family who are vis¬ iting in this county. —Judge Benj. F. Moore is quite sick at his home in this place. He is quite old and has ;been a remarkable man. He represented this county in the legislature several years. His friends hope for him an early ro co very. S t j Ro * Sold * at * Once 10 Dinner Sets from $4.99 to $35.00. 40 Hammocks, 49c. to $3.00. 96 Buggies, $45.00 to $25.(90. HEADQUARTERS FOR Freexers, Fly Fans and Traps, Matting Harness. W. T. JOHNSON, Washington, A Former Soldier Arrested. Beu Wright, colored, who join¬ ed the U. S. army last year in Atlanta, was arrested in Greens¬ boro last week and brought to jail here on an old warrant charging him with gambling some years ago. Beu has been discharged from the army. Came Here to Huy. Mrs. J. H. May, of Lincoln county, came up here last weelc and bought a buggy from Mr. N, Chapman. This speaks for our townsman and bug¬ dealer and shows that Craw¬ viRe has as many chances to her trade as she will take of. Home Made Biscuit. Mr. Bu Bird brought us (feme raised wheat last week and that he thought of bri luring a real homemade biscuit on to exercise our nasal pow He said he was not going let us taste it—just use it to of—kinder as an appetizer suppose. A Child’s Death. Little Mtiry, the pretty one old daughter of Mr. and M. Herman, died at their; in this place Monday night a short illness from cholera She was a bright and her sad demise brings sorrow to the bereaved the , . who have entire community. ii ... Made Mistakes. Ed. Advo-Democrat:—Pie;J It me space to say that sot ,4 our-young men who study al¬ manacs for Sunday School books provide themselves wLh books next time. In par¬ ticular, I refer to Bose Jackson and Jeff Jones. Don’t stud^|ai : manacs. boys, when you r eed School books. i \ To Atlanta.—$1.«0 Round Trip Another splendid opportunity will be given our people to visit Atlanta July 1st for only $1.50 round trip. The train will passes here about 7:25 a. m., airive in Atlanta at 10 and returning leaves Atlanta at 7 and pass here about 10 p. m. The train will be run from Miliedgeville and will be managed by Me ■ < Tuggle & Hollingsworth w assures a good schedule and a pleasant trip. Model Furmers. There are many farmers in this section who are model far mors, among them might he mentioned Messrs. A. V. and George Davis who live near Rob¬ inson in this county. A gentle man said a few days ago that these farmers had not bought any corn since the war and had bought very little meat. They make what they consume at , home and their cotton crops are sur plus. They do not bother much w ' Vliri : t b me the affairs an airs of oi the me outside ouisiue world but can be found busily gagedon theii^^Uarms when many about town talking hard times. Wny Pay $ 40 . to $ 65 FOR SRIliNu MACHINES. When you can buy a new High Ann Singer for less than half that amount at THE ALLIANCE STORE, TERMS EASY- Miss Legwen’s Death. The friends of Miss Hattie Log wen are very much surprised and shocked to learn of tilts young lady’s death which occur¬ red at Danville, Va., one day last week after a short illness from fever. She will be remem¬ bered as the niece of Mr. W. A. Le g is •on who attended school here two years ago. She was the picture of health. She made many friends while here. A Monument to Folly. Years ago a bar-keeper in Oglethorpe county loaded a small canon and said lie was going to^’blow God oil’ his throne.” When the cannon fired the man’s eyf} was put out and a part of hrsjface blown off. Ho repented, hpid a stone slab hewed out and placed the remains of the canon an the stone and it remains there now as “a monument to folly,” atjthe*injured man’s request, A Had Break. s Mr. J. D. Moore’s mill broko down Saturday. The shafting of the main mandrel that connects the water wheel with the other machinery broko and the con¬ necting head weighing‘400 pounds had to be carried to Augusta and recast. Mr. Moore went down to Augusta and had the Lombard Iron works to iix it up him and the mill will bo . tQ priud agaiu 5y Monday. Vi ill Carry Exhibits Free. The Georgia Railroad propos¬ es to carry any and all county exhibits to Atlanta free of charge for the State Fair this fall. They will not return them, but parties sending valuable exhibits can sell them at a good price on the grounds. Our people should bestir themselves and get up a nice county exhibit and show what Taliaferro can do. All the best counties in the State will be ‘ esuit - M k Mr. P. Cetoharri 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 have testified to thepr oinpt relief from pain which this liniment .af¬ fords. For sale by Or. R. J. Reid. —Mr. and Mrs. Jim Watson at¬ tended the burial of the latter’s mother at this place Monday, returning to their home in An gusta that afternoon. , ——7 Hums -7 and bahy -Mrs. accompanied Key. R. L. U Harris on his regular trip to Jewels this week. 8tateof0bio , Citv of To ledo, LocAfi County. T-I k rank . J. T Cheney makes oa that be is the senior pajtner of firm of F. J. Cheney & Co., doing business in the Oty of To ledo, pmnty and State aforttsavd. and that said firm wull pay the 0 f ONE HUNDRED DOL f or at)( j every case Catarrh that cannot 1>: cured by the use of Hall’s Catarrh Cure. Frank J. Cheney. Sworn to before me and sub scribed in my presence, this CD day of December, A. D. 1K*C. A. W. Gleason. : SEAL I Notary Public - f tak,*:i Hall’s Catarrh Cure is internally and acts directly or the mood and mucous surfaces °** he * y *“ m - S< ” ,<J ,or crjonials. Address F. J. Cheney A Co., Toledo, O H Ik. Brightest Items from Near by Counties. TOLD IN SMALL NOTES. I’o the Credit of the Excellent County Journal* front Which We Hot the CroniHT New*. Gillen Bros have fitted up a fine flouring mill at the old Poulaiu factory in Gr e 1 county Mrs. N. C. Edwards is visiting her father, Mr. John P Moore, in Taliaferro county. — VVarreu ton Clipper. Jesse Mahappy was found dead in h is bed on Saturday. He lived in the house of J. 1. Blizzard. He was an old man—perhaps 80 odd.—Sparta Ishiuaelite. Mr. John Bevins, editor of the Press, Authou, Iowa, says: “1 have used Chamberlin’s Colic. Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy in uiy family for fifteen years, have recommended it to hun¬ dreds of ol liors, and have never known it to fail in a single in¬ stance. For sale by Dr. R. J. Reid. Charley Latimer, who lives on Charley Dickson’s place, brought in a load of watercnlons on Mon¬ day, the 10th iust.—Sparta Ishmealite, Bful management keeps more people in poor circumstances than any other one cause, To be successful one must look ahead and plan ahead so when n favorable opportunity presents itself he is ready to take advan¬ tage of it. A little forethought will also save much expense and valuble time. A keep prudent and careful man will a bottle of Chamberlin’s Colic, Cholera 1 nd ’ Diarrhoea Remedy in the hoi\ ;e, (lie shiftless fellow will wait len¬ til necessity compels it and t1 1 <> n ruin his best 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 dollars and then wonders why his neighbor is getting richer while ho is getting poorer. For sale by Dr. R. J. Reid. Mr. J. R. Asbury informs us that he has sold his residence, rc geja lly built .on Alexfimbiu’ :il V' I nab, hear thcpublid^chool bA^ru ing to Capt. J. J. Crafton, reserving the corner lot. On this lot he will at once commence the erection of a neat new pottage in which he will reside—Wash¬ ington Gazette. I was seriously afflicted with a cough for several years, and last fail had .a more severe cough than ever before. I have used many remedies without receiv¬ ing much relief, and being bottle re¬ of commended to try a Chamberlin's Cough Remedy, by a friend, who, knowing me to be a poor widow, gave it to me, I tried it, and with the most grat¬ ifying results. The first bottle relieved me very much and the has absolutely cured me. I have not had as good health for twen¬ ty years. I give this certificate without solicitation, simply in appreciation of the gratitude felt for the cure effected.—Res¬ pectfully, Mrs. Mary A, Beard, Clarernon. Ark. For sale by Dr. R. J Reid. Almost every day we hear of some new cotton mi m --- *■ August 1, 1W there were in the Hou th 1,725,m cotton S[ ,Indies; last August there were ;> ^70,000 spindles, a gam of 1,945,000 spindles in eight years, or over 100 per cent. LfUI, r\ * crices on C|„ ny Cone rails, Crockery, and Qream Freezers The people of Warrenton have arraag ^ ed to have a big barbecue , Ju 4th at the f a j r Qn ■’ m that city. CASTOHIA. Bought Beara the 1,(8 Kisd YOU Ha»e Signature rrf Mr. Silas G. Crouch, Ol Char ' W Va.. and Miss Maymie . . , L. Christopher were marl io(l at White Plains last week. Qg Buggies, 10 Surreys 3 ici Carria^gSS that must See be so a t some price. them - W.T. Johnson. Mr. English, >f Glascock. tooQght in 9 bushels of apples to Warrenton Wednesday and eold . them for — Clipper. . Dr. Miles’ Nervine ft REMEDY FDR THE Effects of Tobacco. w #4 4^3*4 AS iff.' Vy ‘' WM m \ K* f{W /> T T’E excessive use of tobacco, especially by young men is always injurious and undoubtedly shortens life materially. Mr. Ed, C. Ebsen, compositor on the Contra Costa yews, Martinez, Cal., writes; "I have >ed Ur. Miles’ Restorative Nervino and re¬ ived much benefit from it. i was troubled >. ith nervousness, dizzy spells andsleeploss ;ot». ciu.-ed by the use of tobacco and stim ,’ants. I took Dr. Miles’ Nervine with mar . olou&ly good results, allaying tho dizziness, uieting tho nerves, and enabling mo to deep and rest, proving In my case a very encficial remedy," I)r. Miles' Restorative dervine is especially adapted to restoring lie norvoi i system to its normal condition ■ rider such circumstances. It soothes, heals and strengthens. a; j? Dr. Miles' Remedios « are sold 1 y all di ug- jgf B Miles' 3ft gists tinder a positive Nervine |i guarantee, first bottle m - benefits or money re- K jh Restores funded, Book on ills- R Hoalth eases of the heart, and u )HP1! icrvosfree. Address, me MILKS MEDICAL L*‘- Elkhart, lud. ltcantIful Hair. Can always be obtained by using that highly perfumed and strictly scientific com portnd—Dr. Murray’s Hair Promoter. U stops the hair from falling out, cures dandruff, and restores gray or faded hair to Its original youthful color, beauty and softness. As a hair dressing it has no equal, See advertisement elsewhere in this paper. Salesmen Wanted. Good wages t > se 1 our Nursery Stock. Apply f ir terms. We wtil have for Spring Fall, 1899 and I tlOd, ail immense ck of Apple, Pear, Peach, Plum, Apricot, Cherry, Grape, etc. ornamental Also small fruits, shade and trees, roses, etc. We make a specialty of wholesaling to huge planters direct at low prices. Write ns for wholesale price list. Address, CEDAR IIH.fi NURSERY Co., Winche ter, Tenn. July Sheriff Sales. t F.OKGIA, TALIAFERRO CGI NTY Will be sold, on the first Tuesday In next, al public “iitcvy Rt !i m Court In said (lounitf,wItbln the l<^nl hougq sale .to the be ■fbft t' uludrrfcr -.e*h, >i-r property, of Ii the 1 ->wlm J full and comp pile The f foil tracts oi dm reels of land; >ne tract being in the bill hundied arid lord Dlst, G, M.. Knjjy. n>m the Home hounded the as follows- < a the North hinds of Estate of Juo. A. iffephei s Win, G. Stephens, Dec’d.i on tie by lands of Airs. Mary lilaft Ketiv lands of S. N. Acree; on litu Suvrtli by lands of Mrs. Ai. E. Stewart, lamb i I L I), llainmnek and lands of Mrs. Nauev on the West by lands of J. IJ. bun mack and lands of Eugenia Stephens Foul tjuinea Stephens, containing Hundred '4n0; acres, more or less, except acre around t.lief-family graveyard, being Is reserved, and one tract partly in the Six Hundred and first, (601) partly in the Six Hundied and ifcitd Districts G M., known as the Nunn place and bounded as follows: On Kfle by lands of J. T. Harrison and of L. A. Stephena; on the East by lands of the Estate of John Dec’ll., A. Stephen* lands Wm. G. Stephens, and lj. A. Stephens; on the South by lands Daniel Ogletree and lands of Eugenia Guinea Stephens; on the West by s lands oi .J. T. Harrison and landsofO. I . Bonner, containing Three Hundred and Twenty Five (535) acres, more or less. Said two tracts of land being all the land conveyed by W. M. Sims, administrator (ie bonis noil, with the will annexed of H. Stephens to Thos. E. Bristow, by deed dated March 2 tith 1S89, and situated in the county of Taliaferro, state of Geot Levied on as the property of Thom¬ as E. Bristow Written notice given ten¬ ants in possession, as required by law. Tliis, 5thday Juiip, 1899. FRANK B. TAYLOR. Khftrifi Taliaferro County. Citation. iF.OKGIA, TALIAFERRO COUNTY: U films• H. Golucke, Guardian of John O. Rives sud Mamie L. Rives, has died to me for a discharge from his Gunrdiai ship cf said wards: this is there , (tn . tt , notify all person, concerned, to tile their Objections, it any they have, >n or before the in-t Monday in juiv, next else Chas. H. Golucke will lie dis charged from hi« Guar( r ianfihfp as applied f,)r - This, 5ih d«y of ' 6rdinaTy Taliaferro Co. f \ KORGIA, TALIAFERRO COUNTY. ' * VVliereas, Robert L. Ifadaway, ad niini*tr*tor of fiuU,«r R. Hadaway, repre¬ sents Ui the court in his petition, duly riled,that h'- has f’Uly adininisicied Luther R. HadavvHy’a cstap,-. '1 his is therefore to i itc all persons concerntsi, ktndrwf and cre ,ntora, to show eau-e, if any they can, dis, why said adminiirator should not he ( barged from his adiui-ni-tration, and re { .^j ve let tern of dismtsson on the Cist Monday in Julv, 1899. Tlii«. 61 h day of April. 1W9. GEO. H, MITCHELL. Ordinary. 9r~ira#4b wee cared t* nr.MUe»*Nerve pi«w«. ■ 00 PlSO’S CURE. FOR CURES Coog^ ALl Tm»€k>o<l. tlSt WU* Ikwi >n in timft P >id bv drufrtif'UL : CONSUMPTIO
