The Advocate-Democrat. (Crawfordville, Ga.) 1893-current, August 11, 1899, Image 1
ADVOCATE-DEMOCRAT i THE VOL, XXVI. WOMEN IN TROUBLE. The Approach of Motherhood is the Occasion of Much Anxiety to All. through Every woman dreads the ordeal which she must pass in becom¬ ing a mother. The pain and suffering which is in store for her is a source of constant anxiety, fear and dread, to say coming nothing incident of the danger which the entails. The joyous anticipations ward baby’s with which she looks for¬ indescribable to coming of the gives way to an dread ordeal when she fully realizes the critical and trying event which will soon approach ana have to be endured. Women should hail with delight a remedy which insures to them im¬ munity from the pain, suffering and danger Such incidental to child-bearing. offered, and a remedy is now hour of women need not fear longer the childbirth. “Mother’s Friend”—is a scientific liniment—and if used before confinement, gently and surely prepares the body for the great requirements and changes it is undergoing, insures safety to Doth mother and child, and takes her through the event with com¬ parative ease and comfort. This won¬ derful remedy is praised by every woman who has used it. What woman is not interested in “Mother’s Friend?” This wonderful remedy has been tested and* its price¬ less value proven by the experience of thousands of happy mothers who have used it during the most critical period of woman’s life—-the approach and culmination of motherhood. It has won their everlasting praise, for it gave them help and hope in their most trying hour and when most needed. Every woman may some day need “Mother’s Friend.” The little book, “Before Baby is Born,” telling all about it, and when it should be used, will prove of great interest and benefit *o all expectant mothers, and will be sent free to any address upon application to the Bradneld Regulator Company, Atlanta, Ga. v L Hair i Dr. iarray’s I j Hair Promoter I Cures dandruff, stops the hair from fall- is } ing out. in vigor h tea the growth, a mi per!’ dressing. juui while not a <ty»\ by nourishin.kf it* root*, w ill positively ro (’>(•>■ grwv b ur to it*original I x hS*~p2!r-exO? Ai* bftU'iv'Stol'fc’TH. Pmcfe*. »i.00 per Larg# Bottle, her ■'nl.* bv drufrjri*™—if prej.ftifi, not.to receipt t rii«I i» *a ill be sent, upon * ol v* <«•**. TUfi.D Q*UV BY THI <+ ' Me-..* AY MSDiCiNE COMt-At-,*. ATLANTA, GA. ■' For Sale by Owl Drug Store. PROF. P. M. WHITMAN 209 7th St., Augusta, Ua. 8IVES FREE EYE TESTS for all defects (/ light, grinds the proper glasses and WAV BANTS them. 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B H VSAL, mfrium. b^I'aSSl o 5L' — aiwi nnil I Two montil ’ 3 treatment ot n A SH j iBooklet y^I^aTr^TLAyTA.'GA. and sample for 2 centi. ll3 CRAWFORDVILLE. GJ I FRIDAY, AUGUST 13.1899. J i ( What the People of That Thriv¬ ing Town ARE DOING AND SAYING. Th. News and Gossip of all that See ties of Much Interest, Reported By C. L. Rugby. Some are pulliug fodder. We have seen some cotton open. Mrs. Betsie Moore is up again but quite feeble. People have commenced making up their syrup. Mr. John P. Moore was quite feoble in health last week. We had several showers last week which was of much benefit. li. H. Jackson has been at work on the convent the past week. Some of the Sbarouites attended the b irbveueat Washington. Rev J. A- Mershon was with the Sharon people last week. Mr. Parham, of Southeast Ga., is visit¬ ing relatives,!!! this section. Preaching last Sabbath at Sharon Pres¬ byterian church by Rev. Simpson. Mr. C. C. Caldwell and W. R. Reid o; Crawfordville were in our town last week. Nine times out of ten when you ask a man for the truth you don’t get It. Rev. John Acree, of Sandy Cross, was with the Sharon people last week. The round bale cotton press has been put up at the Sharon new ginnery. Corn crops and gardens in Sharon section are dried up beyond a doubt. Mr David Taylor has a pug dog that he says will hunt, is lazy and loves to eat, MessrB William Cary ami Sam Chapman were in our town lust week on business. Joe O’Brien, Lot Osliu and Max John sou attended a game of base ball here last week. The meeting at Raytown Baptist church closed without ahy addition to the church as vet. •- AYiSS ifca a&f drlVdwrertnf -"Mnla. -WA, has been bn a visit to her uncle, Mr. H. L. Gilbert. * We think the Sharon boys played vdry well in Crawfordville for the practice they had. ( Uncle Jesse Darden left for Crawford ville last week, He was quite feeble while here. Mrs. Thomas Flynt and children from Washington were visiting relatives in this section this week. We saw a sight in Crawfordville last week we neyer saw before: women work¬ ing on the streels Mr. GeoTge Fouche speaks of raising a club of old men to beat the young base ball team of Sharon Dr. Robins preached some good sermons at the Sharon Methodist meeting. The Doctor is a fine speaker. Keep the Stomach and Bowels in good condition, the Waste Avenues open and free by an occasional does of Dr. M. A. Simmons Liver Medicine. Sugar cane is getting ripe Have your pans repaired and your skimmers made by C. L. Bagy, the tinner, Sharon. Ga. Protracted meeting at Sharon Method¬ ic church closed on Thursday night of last week. No additions. Mr. George Fouche and sons have put the finishing touch with the paintbrush on the Jackson laick store. Mr. Jim Johnson, of Greene county, spent some time in Sharon last week the guest of Mr. A. T. Gilbert, To keep young—keep well, keep the Nerves culm, the body ruddy and well fed, and with Dr. M. A. Simmons Liver Medi¬ cine regulate the Stomach and Bowels. Our Sh ron boys appreciate Mr. Milton Gilbert's hospitality ° S while in Crawford ville last week Melton is a wholesoul fellow, When this fleeting life is o’er we fear there will be very few that will land on the other shore that expect to get there. Methodist meeting at Raytown next Saturday and Sunday and will be protract ed. we guess,during the week following. August Flower. “It is a surprising fact,” says Prof. Houton, “ that in all my travels in all ! Lave 01 ,hc met ”" more rld '"" people T T ha-ing ’“T used Green’s August Flower than ^any, other remedy, tor dvspepsia, deranged stomach *t im and salesmen, or ior persons filling offic< P Mtjon8 w here headaches and general bad feelings from irregular habits exist. that Green’s August Flower is a grand remedy. It does not injure the system fnT u ,„, r ,j e . f rr . ( . 6 ( Q-.vl Drug Store. gold by dealers in all civilized countries. LIKE KOUNDLAP HALES. Opinions of Cotton Fanners and (3i V* after a Season's Experience* The attitude of cotton ginners m fanners the towards the Coitou Houndlapcottoifflfe of American Company, afMp season’s test of the machine, is lilust|#M (mm by a letter received recently by the of the Manufacturers’ Hecord, Balt if* as follows: Editor Manufacturers’ requestsl|f Rj Is Some time ago you AmcricVln* you our opinion of the thei®* WwB Co’s cylindrical press At that MB;-; 1 - were unable to give our views co fBj owing to the short time we had o the press. closed, Now that uuquestion.^, the ginning I j has wo can wH that the press is a success in eve: ular, not only from a giuner’s staiM but as practical fanners. The®® 1 1 troin sale of our cotton have bed inently satisfactory and much :,®1! j what we Lad anticipated. The tages to planter take ami operator niuch-iJH nirO . that it would up too sufiiciomY®H > enumerate them. It is ' that, no one who hits baled their co\H ! this press would now or hereafter fHH ize any other. And why should H » Their ginning charges are less th square-press people charge, and th|H |l ceive from one-quarter to one-half \ per pound more than could get it square the round bale. bale There being is here no question to stay, nuo apaj would who advise the ginmen, railroad, especially to get ItjH t||| are near a swim at once and exemplify the old' s age of the early bird getting the worm They wid not only benefit themselves, their friends, the farmers, will get cfeam that the middlemen, the tnercha .ts, have been enjoying a id ting rich upon. In conclusion, to con dense the advantages, will say that hale is fireproof, waterproof, is i and proof that it a labor-saving at money-making bale to the farmer. A MORRIS & MOREN. Keo, Ark., June 7th. - We have plenty of big meeting* uo 1 days but we fear our preachers miss the usual share of fried chicken, pies, enkt &c. Our roasting ears or corn has played and we guess we will have to make on muscadines and May-pops for a now. For Headache caused accompanied most likely by Disordered Stomach, Constipation, use Dr. M. A. Liver Medicine. A great many of the Sharon people tended the barbecue in Crawfardvilie’a ? all with one accord report a good t generally. Turnips Aka* t. ■ ' have come up nic&, *, (m,; should be put in. You know the Crop Is short. In DiarrhodU Dr. M. A. Simmons Medicluo is invaluable. It gives Tone to the Stomach, Aids Digestion and Assists Nature m carrying off all Impurities. Mr. A. D. Moore is putting up the bifff gest wagon you ever saw for Mr. J. Wl Flynt. It will take a team to pul] it when loaded to Its full capacity. Our marshal seems to rather have i he blues over the Sharon nine’s getting beA last week. Cheer up Welborn—they wl. do better may be next time. We heard that Mr. John O’Keeffe aril Will Kendrick said they would not have married if they had known it was going to cause a dry year to follow. When the big meeting commences you see a great many attending church that never go to church at my other time. There religon is accommodating. i Mrs. F F. Livingston, Towns, Ga., writes: 1 have used Di. M. A. Himniding Liver Medicine 15 years, and know' it cures Sick Headache, Dyspepsia, I Liver it Complaints and Constipation. think stronger and better in every way than Zeilin’s Regulator. <Ve hope our farmers will come out better in their crops than they anticipate. They have the burdens of the country to bear as well as the abuse oi the rich man’s tongue. f Mr Bu. Bird tells a good joke on uncle Bush Harper. He says Mr. Harper was eating potatoes once and he got choked and had to run two hundred yard* before he got them started down. Judge Pittman says he has seen corn dry up on the stalk fodder and all and then make good corn. The Judge is right-all corn has to diy before you send it to the mill. Home of our merchants say they th <j n’t fymi.j, m uch rashions dry tin e-t like 'se go the ialwrinc people have to eat wtter m , ; ] on saiid roasting ears and go to bed on light diet. This is very disagreeable if it is fair. We visited Mr. Edmond Golucki s furniture shop last week in Crawford .ill* and had a pleasant conversation s-ith »tfJt " , 5S5Sria , SSSS , jWn rnak(! we ever looked at. Mr Qolucke is seventy-two years-old and workg regular every day in his shop He Fooled the (surgeons. doctors . told Renick Hamilton, u ...__ Oi j e /f elM)n , o.. after suffering If UO nUu from Rectal Fistula, he would die . unless a costly operation was performed ,nt he cured him*elf with five boxee oi ......“ " h Earth, and th* best Salve ia th« World. 25 cent* * box. Sold by Dr, K I. He'd Druggist. And What Their Neighbors Aro Doing. ALL SECTIONS ITEMIZED. HI the News of the t’ounty as Told by Our Wide- wake Pencil Pushers. COMBS ITEMS. BY I.. Mrs. Kate Meadows is on the sick list. But don’t we miss the peach crop this year. The farmers nre blue over their crop’s needing rain badly. Mrs. Lula Bea/dey visited her sister Mrs. J. W. Rives last Tuesday. Mrs. Lilia Moss spent last Saturday night with her sister Mrs. Neva Wallace. Rev. McBraycr filled his regular ap pointment at Anthony’s Chapel lust Sunday. Mr. Hemy and Wilkes Wall attended (preaching at County Line church last tpunduy u mV e all your kinfolks been to sec you^ ' 'f they have not . they .. v say u , lvt tin.y hevarocom- are com fug (so pick the chicken.) j One of our noted Baptist preachers, .. liny. Briggs, will help Kev. J.B. t auaway through August, much to the delight of , s m ^ nv fri ends. . 11.ss Kitty Beazley has thirty eight She is a sweet lady and all the | children love her. We think we are bless e i in getteng such a nice teacher. Mr. John Meadows and family antici¬ pate leaving the fifteenth for Texas. We liHte to give them up but hope they will soon shake the money tree and gather up enough to make them rich and come back again. Glorious News. Comes from Dr. D. B. Cargile, of Wash iti», I. T. He write*: “Four bottles ol El»ctrie Bilteis has cured Mrs. Br*wer ol sorofuia, which had caused her great *uf faring tor years, ’terrible sore* would weak out on h#r bead and face, and tht ' ived.—that Electric Bitters i*od purifier known. It’* the supreme |4iedv fers, boiis for and eczema, running tetter, salt It rheutn stimu¬ , sores. lates liver, kidneys and bowels, exjiels poisons, helps digestion build* up th* strength- Onlv 50 cents. (Sold by Dr. It. J. Reid Druggist Guaranteed. SHARON LOCALS. Mr. L. S. Jackson will move Into Ids new store this week. The Sharon clored baseball team had a game here on Saturday of last week with the Thomson eulb. Mr. Partridge of Washington was complimented his job on the J. A. Kendrick building and returned to his home. We had to butt against Frank Taylor and John Holden at the barbecue dinner but we held our own pretty well. Johnny was at his best and you ought to see the smiles he took on when the ladies were waiting on him, especially the widows. Frank Taylor just took in the whole bus¬ iness, the way hq did destroy corn bread, shoat meat and tomatoes was a sight to see but we have no fight to make on him nor John for we were there all the same. TYRONE L00AL8 We are having hot dry weather. Miss Susie Gilbert Is spending some time with her brothers. Mr. McBrayer preached a ttnesermcnat Anthony* Chapel last Sunday. Mr. Hinton Dillard is on a visit to Ath¬ ens to see his uncle, Mr. Daniel. Joe and Nat Sanders are with Mr. Gil¬ bert’* family at this writing. We are sor¬ ry to say Nat is on the sick list. It is strange how some people will get out of their place and yet bow nice it 1* for people to do right. Right never wrongs any man. Bears the The Kind You Haw Always Bougrt Signature of The big meetings have started; the peo¬ ple will go a long ways where there i* dinner, bo many go to get their dinner and not the benefit of the meeting and consequently no good is gained except a good dinner. People never had picnics on Sunday in olden times but they had good meetings. KIDNEY Is a deceptive disease— TROUBLE thousands have It and don’t know it. If you want quick result* you can make no mistake by using Dr. Kilmer's Swamp-Root, the great kidney remedy. At druggists , ... in fifty cent , . and , dollar sizes. . ainp;e -><>t le by mail free, also pamphlet b.-iiiugj’ouhow tojflnd out i. you have kidney trouble. Address, Dr. Kilmer & Co., Bingham¬ ton, N. Y. ROYAL Absolutely 'Pure Powder Baking y Makes the food more delicious and wholesome ROYAL BAKING POWOER CO., NEW YORK. BERMD DA DOTS BY X. Crops suffering for rain. Mr. E. W. Jones is on the sick list,., Mr.O. II. Rocker is at home attending Hancock court. Mrs. W. T. Nelson visited in Crnwfordyille Monday. There was not a good turn out at Sabbath School Sunday. Mr. C. I. Ogletree and force are work¬ ing m Craw ford ville this week. Miss Emma Ilowell is with relatives In Greene county for several days. Mr. Jack V. Wynne leaves this week to take a position with the Ga. R. R. Mr, Albert Brantley killed a large rattle snake last week with bis buggy whip. Miss Rosa L. Veazey is on a week’s visit to friends over in South Carolina. Mr. Fred Moore and wife, of Greene, visited in our neighborhood Saturday and Sunday. Mr. W. T. Johnson and wife, of Powel ton, spent Sunday with the family of Mr S. ,/. Jones. Miss Mollie Jones, of Carrs station, who has been on several week’s visit to her uncles family, Mr. P. G. Veazey, returned to her home last week. HI score red by a Woman. Another great discovery has been made ■and that too, bv a lady In this country, “Disease fastened its clutches upon liei and for si yen years she withstood its severest tests, but her vital organs were undermined ami death seemed imminent. Foi three months she coughed incessantly, could not sleep. She finally discover ( ,j a wilv • t0 reco very, by purchasing of u* a , wllle of . n Ur ’ irim*. hl ffaw DUto Discover* rery for for 4'^umo Uon^ ; • absolutely cured. Her name is Mr*. Luther LurJi Thus write* W. C. Ham nick & Co., of Shelby, N. C. Trial bot¬ tles free at Dr. If. J. Reid's drug store. Regular size 50c and 81.00. Every bottle guaranteed. BAMETTNEWS. BY C Mr. David Taylor visited hi* brother, Jesse, Friday. Mr. J. W. Taylor has our thanks for another watermelon. Mr. Jessie Taylor has the finest sweet potato patch we have seen, Mr. Robt. Taylor found ready sale for a Ion aches in town tills week. Mr. Jonah Weathers and family vlait ed at Central Academy last week, The confederate barbecue in Crawford¬ ville was a nice affair, so our people say. Barnett section has not suffered a great deal for rain and the crops are very good. Mr. Marcus Norris will take a trip to Southeast, Georgia soon. We wish him a pleasant time. OA.8TOHI A. BougM Bean th* Th« Kind You Havs Always Signature ef Lot Olin and Max Johnson played with the Kharon base ball team lu Crawford¬ ville last week. The cane crop Is go fid In this section and with a little more rain the potato crop will come lu all right. Mr. Lawrence Battle has had his nice orchard put ia good fix neat here, and has sowed it down in peas. The frlcDds of Mrs. Garry Gregory will be glad to know that she Is well pleased with her new home near Stone Mountain O j£L BTO III A . Bears tha Hit Kind Von Haw Always BougM Signature of I)r. J. B. Bobbin’s preached at Barnett Methodist church last Sabbath, The doctor always has a good attendance. He ts an abl* divine. Greenwood colored Baptist church is having the annual meeting this week and you can hear them passing until ont o’clock in the morning; they don’t get much sleep these short nights, but They enjoy themselves all the same. The Appetite of a Goat I* envied by all poor dyspeptic* whose All Stomach and Liver are out of order. such should know that Dr. King’s New Pills, the wonderful Stomach and ^iver Remedy, give* splendid appetite, unet digestion ud a regular b*<duy habit . th*t Insure* perfect health and great energy. Oaly 25 cents at auy Drug btore. NO 21- MISSIONS DEPARTMENT. BY W. M. S. At our last appointment we had an un¬ usually full attendance, and an unusually pleasant and piofitable meeting. We felt,! that Jesus was there in die midst of us.I when a few assemble together in His name to work for His cause; and He so graoiou , ly and lovingly manifests Himself unto'’ us. They remined us of the meeting Jesus had with his , disciples (Thomas ex-, copied) after his resurrection. Jesus res voided himself unto his disciples. Then wore the disciples glad. Jesus said untd them, Peace be unto you. 1 imagine that those disciples enjoyed the sweet, quie( intercourse of Jesus on that occasion even more than they did that great meet! ing on the day of pentecosf. * * * * * * We are again called upon to retuif thanks to two of our brethren, for kindly haying our ground pea patch plowed for us. While we thank them, the Loid rewards them. Paul says, “God is not unrighteous to forget your work and labour of love, which ye have showed toward his name, In that ye have minister* d to the Saints and do minister” ileb. G: 10. %%*.* Testimonial on Tithing. “I commenced giving a tenth years ago, when I found I was spending all my salary, and it was laird to give any thing. I have found it a great comfort and pleasure ever since. One of my younger elders commu - eed the practice some years since, and no one among us has been so prosperous in business as he, and given so much. I know a wealthy banker, a Presbyterian elder, who commenced to do the same when a a young man, wit), ItUl# iman.i and n»w „„„ a CONSUMPTION never stop* because the weather is warm. Then why stop taking SOOTT'S EMULSION simply because it’s summer? Keep taking it. It will heal your lungs, and make them strong for another winter. joe. and tioo; ail drurguts. Mr m I s A Woman Only Knows what euffering from falling of the womb, white*, painful or distinctly irregular mensee, or any disease of the feminineot^ansia. but he A man may know sympa¬ the thise or pity con not agonic* she k°«» through—the terrible suffering, of so beauty, patiently hope borne, and happi¬ which robs her ness Yet this suffering realty is needless. McELREE’S Wine ol Cardai will banish It. This medicine cures all “ female diseases ’’ quick¬ ly and permanently. It does away with humiliating The physical exami¬ nations. treatment may lie taken at home. There is not con¬ tinual expense and trouble. The sufferer is cured and stays cured. Wine of Cardui Is becoming the leading remedy for all troubles of this class. It costs but $i from any druggist. For advice in requiring coses special directions, address, the “Ladies Advisory Mecficine Department,” Co., The Chattanooga Chattanooga, Tenn. M RS. C. J. WEST, Nashville, medicineou^ht Tenn.. writes ; —‘‘This wonderful to b« in every house where thsre axe girls and women.’* (JONES'SEMES ==° FUUkY WARRANTED®^ 5 Ton Scales $60 Freicht fVip Ag ^!ONESj^lNSHAMTON,l^