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About The Advocate-Democrat. (Crawfordville, Ga.) 1893-current | View Entire Issue (Aug. 11, 1899)
mm'-: •a -*• " I wzmm What does it do? It causes the oil glands in the skin to become more active, making the hair soft and glossy, precisely as nature intended. It cleanses the scalp from dandruff and thus removes one of the great causes of baldness. It makes a better circu¬ lation in the scalp and stops the hair from coming out. R Prevents and It Cures Baldness Ayer’s Hair Vigor will surely make hair grow on bald heads, provided only there is any life remain¬ ing in the hair bulbs. It restores coior to gray or white hair. It does not do this in a moment, as will a hair dye; but in a short time the gray color of age gradually disap¬ pears and the darker color of youth takes its place. Would you like a copy of our book on the Hair and Scalp ? It is free. It jon do nof obtain all the benefits jrou tiroeted Doctor from tbe use ot the Vigor write toe about it. ▲cUtfiSM, DR. J. c. AYER. Lowell, Mass. A New Shop. I have moved into my new shop on Broad street where I welcome all my white friends to my handsome quarters. -I will yisit your homes ana do hair cutting and shompooing for the ladies and child¬ ren; also sharpen razors. I have added a shoe-shining deparment. Give me a call. JOHN W. WILLIAMS, Barber, Crawfordville, Ga. Salesmen Wanted. Good wages to sell our Nursery Stock. Apply for term*. Wc will have for Sprina and Fall, 188!) and 190), an immense -ri 1 '’ A'fi ' ifr, 1 fe r r ; .....fenr -ft u W t Ap .Iso cot, Cherry, Grape, etc. . small fruits, shade and ornamental t. eetj, roses, etc. We make a specialty of Wholesaling to large planters direct, at low prices. Write u« for wholesale price list. Address, CEDAR HILL NURSERY Co., Winchester, Tenn. 1600 lbs. Coffee. This large amount of Good Coffee is to be sold at 12hbs.for$l.oo -AT Crawfordville Alliance Store. you ARE CERTAINLY GOING TO . . . PAINT - ~ Your House, Barn, Roof, Floor, Fence, Gate, Stairs, Piazza, something, anything, everything, USE Min’s Paints. (GUARANTEED.) Ask your Dealer or Geo. W. Pitkin Co. CHICAGO. Don’t Tobaero *pit and Smoko Tear l.lfe Away. To quit tobacco eueily and forever, be mas netic, full of Jife, nerve and vigor, take No-To ,Bac. the wonder-worker, that makes weak men strong. All druggists, SOc or «t. Cure guarati¬ ke [Sterling d Booklet and sample free. Address Remedy Co., Chicago or New York. t D-. in*; *•:*'eroru:*.Fsx. cbir.imor if.T. ie alj. siwaim twmco yco . anuoAse iuor t oMf.w Car.djr iMmirtu. c.-r. -.onstation '<,-<■ it tc. 26c IIC C C f»il,dr,gx.*t*rt:foLa irouej. IU- ' i Pure Home Matters of Interest to Our Readers. TOWN NEWS ITEMIZED. What Onr People Are Doing, Saying and Tbiukiuir About Told in Brief Notes. —.Toe Rhodes is reported improving. -The big engine for the new ginnery has arrived. —Meeting begins at the Bap¬ tist church to-day, (Friday), —Mr. Jim Ogletree brought us some twin peaches yesterday. —Open cotton is reported in many quarters. Soon the bales will come in. —Miss Blanch Wheeler, of Warrenton, visited Miss Ger¬ trude Holden this week. —Mr. J. F. Rhodes shipped a large car of mce beef cattle from here to north Tuesday. —Mr. Robert Stephens, of Atlanta, has been on a visit to relatives here this week. —If you do not patronize home industries they will not thrive so as to build up your town. —Mrs. Martha E. Moore is with relatives here after a few weeks, stay in Morgan county. —Mr. T. C. Holden and daugh£ ter, Blanch, came over from the Plains Sunday to visit relatiyes. —i-Mr. H. B. King, who was here buying cotton seed last fall, was here this week selling bu, gies. Messrs. Parks and Cowan, of Conyers, were on a visit to Mr. C. V. Almond at this place a few days ago. —An exhibit at the fair and a cotton factory are two necessities for Crawfordville and Taliafer¬ ro county. —Miss. Myrtis Golucke return ed to Milledgeville Friday after a visit to Mr. Golucke’s family at this place. —W. P. Hubert spent Sunday in Athens while his brother, Ar tlmrhBlfldmvn the depot telegraph office here. —Misses Heard, Smith, Jarni gan and Reynolds, who have been on a visit to Mrs. W. T. Flynt, have returned to their homes. —People are speculating as to what the cotton crop will do. Somesreport it small but well fruited. Others say the crop is a failure. —Some of our best farmers say that the hot sun and wind this week has damaged crops more iu this section than during the entire drouth.* —The excursions from Atlanta and Athens to Washington this week were slimly patronized. There wa« also one from each Augusta and Macon. —Dr. A. C. Davidson, of Sharon, has been up here seve¬ ral days this week assisting Dr. Beazley in the case of the girl wounded by the railroad. —Farmers W. R. Reid, John F. Holden, Dr. R. J. Reid, W. T. Flynt and W. W. Bird attended the meeting of the Agricultural society at Quitman this week. —Rev. T. P. Burgess has been aiding Mr. Whitefield in carry¬ ing on the Presbyterian meeting here this week. Rev. E. G. Smith failed to come as was ex pected. —Mrs. J. W- Asbury says she was treated recently to some line tomatoes from the garden of Mr. H. T^Evans at Greenesboro and one of them weighed 2 1-4 pounds.- t —Misses ..Rosa Gorham and Bessie Richards and Mrs. W. N, Maltbie have been on a visit to relatives at Woodville this week. Col. Maltbie spent Sunday in that city. —We are informed that Mrs. ! L. F. Stephens will convert the old paint s’op aud late Advo Democrat office iato a double warehouse and it will be used as a C ytiOU SCfcd ilOJ.-e fur buyers, J 66 THE 99 I have just completed rriy new room which now gives an additional4,>00 square tVt; floor space to my already large store. $7,500.00 STOCK. 1 am now furniture, filling this Annex with an entirely be" new stock of up-to-date as large variety as can found in any city South. PRICES TO SUIT THE TRADE. W. T. JOHNSON, Washington, Georgia. Ball Game To*ilny. Crawfordville and Whit. Plains will play a game of bal at the ball grounds here thi (Friday) afternoon. All invited to come out and see game. All Should Enjoy It. The young men of this have a most interesting society which meets at Academy every Friday nigh# Besides entertainment it improve the participants ir many other respects. should keep it up and encouraj A others to join. S L ’Cue Conrt Week. ■i The ladies of the Memorw Association will give anothff barbecue to raise money to puty railing around the monuinenl The barbecue will be given Tuef day, Aug. 29th. Prices will hj 25 cts. for dinner, or 35cts. fti barbecue, coffee, cake and creaiw Come and get a good dinner an* have a good time socially. Reception at Liberty Hall. To the unmarried members® the Baptist church at Crawforc ville, Ga.:—You are respectful^ I invited to attend a reception, ll Liberty Hall, given to you by Ladies of the Woman’s MissiS ary Society to be on 31st day® August, from 3 to 6 o’clock P. m Mrs. M. A. Sanford, Pres. Mrs. W- C. Chpaman, Secty l Caught Him On the Fly. A. jrtfi Iff ^ Holdeu. He is opposed to Lav mg his photo made, even bj ] the .. . hands , of .. . beautiful .... yount a lady. Friday last at a fish-fry a} Jordan’s mill a group picturi was made by a lady, but John refused to let her draw her kodak on him. But later she got Mr. Jordan to call John otf and entertain him while she caught him unaware and on the fly. Me lias Returned. Tuggle Culborbh has returne<* from Oglethorpe, having beei 1 tried in the city court there last week on two misdemeanof charges. One was nol prosset and in the other he was fined $2{' and costs. He arranged the matter and is again among hit; friends in this county wild commend him for his recen acknowledgement and that hi? would hereafter be a better mat 1 We wish him well. Vu: Can Get It. I Mr. M. R. Hudson, of thj Georgia Railroad, was here few days ago and was talking uj> a cotton factory. He aaW should have the factory and wit 1 get it if we go to work and raise only a part of the money; tha' the remainder will be furnished, This is good news and Mr. Hud SOQ sa y s when we are read ^ K say the word and ready to get up the factory to speak cut anr the work of getting up the money will be started. Drake Its Neck. Mr. Jno. O. Stewart tells ur that he lost a favorite famiij' horse recently. The horse laic 1 down to wallow and had its heelr up the hill and in its effort td get up fell back and broke itr neck and died in a few minutes. Mr. R. M. Bradford, of thip county, also lost a nice mule which got fastened in its stabld « fow days ago and hurt itself it di*-d. We sympathize with both of these gentlemen intnti r * uso * Knocked Off by a Train. Another serious accident oc curred between here and Barnett last Friday afternoon. A ten year old girl of Tim Combs, col¬ ored, was sent on an errand and while she was walking in a cut on the track of the Georgia Rail road, the fast train came thun¬ dering along. The child under¬ took to run to the crossing be tween her and the swift ap¬ proaching train. She became frightened and did not see that the train would meet her before she could got to the crossing. This engineer Thomas saw and, it is said, reversed his engine aud tried to stop, but did not do sosoonenough toavoid a collision between the child and the train. The child was knocked off and was picked up and brought on to Crawfordville and put in charge of Drs. Beazley and Daniel who foijnd that her knee was gashed and a considerable hole in her head, besides other ugly cuts aud bruises. She has been returning to consciousness during the past ew days, but it will be a wonder if she recovers. Beady for Ginning. Having just had my ginnery put in thorough repair. I will be ready to do your ginning when the season opens, and take this method of .soliciting part of your patronage. Free delivery of cotton and seed at depot. I will add a belt conveyor to my ginnery which sayes trouble of unloading wag anleed ftiujiamtmf'gua?. and prices to suit the t 1 ” 1 ® 8 ’ Th ^ nking ^ ou for * ,as * favors r I ask a continuance of sanle I atn very Respt. c. H. Golucke. —The editor of this has two * nice / poplar, 1 iron-hooped 1 barrels that . he will ... sell ,, cheap. , They will make nice syrup bari'els. —Mr. C. I. Ogletree is build¬ ing a barn oti his lot where Mr. T. Richards lives and will prepare to move his family here in October. We have for sale and rent lands situated in different por¬ tions of the county. Any person wishing to buy or rent lands should call to see us. Horace and Carl Holden. —Prof. Frank Burney was here Wednesday among his friends. He will teach school at Waynesboro next term. His nu¬ merous friends here regreLAhat he will not be with us again. —Pryor Chapman come Fla., up Wednesday from Plymouth where he has been making his T JSSia “the SETS Flowers. n.) it ’k I III'' . We offer One Hundred Holla.' leward for any case of Cat an lat cannot be cured by Hall Oa’arrh Cure. F J. Cheney & Co., Props. Toledo, 0. We the undersigned, have known F. J. Cheney for the last lf>years, and believe him per fectly honorable in all transactions and financially able u:, carry out any obligations made t>v their firm West & Truax, Wholesale Druggists, Toledo, O. W adding JK inn an & Marvin. Wholesale Druggists, Toledo, O. the blood and mucous surfaces of the system- Price 75c. per bot tie Sold by all DruggUt*. TW firocmiala free. Hill’s „ , best. NEWS FROM THE NEIGHBORS. Brightest Items from Near by Counties. TOLD IN SMALL NOTES. To tlio Credit of the Eioellpnt County Journals from Which We Het the Creamy News. Mrs. Dr. J. B. Dillard, of Union Point is dead. Last week in Hancock Miss Idonia t-’ri.mbie and Mr. Sam Beland were married. Col. T. E. Mas.sengale of Nor¬ wood says he will have two bales of cotton ready for market this week. Oglethorpe’s city court clear¬ ed the jail last week of prisoners, and is saving the county much expense. Boilev of Lorenzo Jackson’s saw mill exploded No in Hancock hurt county last week. one except scalding the engineer. Mr. J. W. Portwood and Miss Lizzie Metlock. were happily married on Sunday, July 30th, in Wilkes county. Mr, W. T. Asbury, one of our business young men, is spending this week with home folks in Craw ford ville.—Bethesda Cor. Herald-Journal. Supreme Court has adjourned, and Judge H. T. Lewis returned home Wednesday afternoon, vacation until October term.— Greenesboro Herald-Journal. In noting Warrenton’s pros parity, the Clipper says that there is a great demand for rent¬ able houses in that place and that people are being turned away for want of a place to re¬ side. Good way to kill a tovvu’s grotwh. Frank Taylor, the wide awake and popular sheriff of Taliaferro county.- was hero f, r a short time Wednesday, 1 **A number of our young folks attended the barbecue and base ball game at Crawfordville .Tuesday. They report lots to eat. and a fine game of ball.—Uuion Point Cor. Herald-Journal. “Annex Don,t fail ’ in Washington. to see Johnson’s The soothing and healing prop¬ erties of Chamberlin,s Cough Remedy, its pleasant taste and prompt have and permanent cures, matte w ... ...... U with the people elsewhere. For sale by Dr. R. J. Reid. Craw¬ fordville, L. R. Brown, Sharon. Don’t miss a treat. Goto Johnson’s “Annex” A young lady ordered a dose oil at ' Haramack, Lucas & Co s drugstore in Washington and wantQ(1 it fj xe( ) up tasteless, The clerk mixed it in . a .. glass ,.i , ,.r if soda water and asked her to have a glass of soda. She accept, d with thanks and after drinking the soda i and i oil, ;i ashed „,hni.n where was the oil. Upon being told she had drank it said. ‘.Oil! I wanted urn n ted the trie oil OU loi for my mv muc little brother. Rev. J M. Yingline. pastor o. the Bedford Street Methodist church at Cumberland, Md , stfys: “It affords me much pleas ure ir, to vuaommmwl recommend f'VmmhotTin’c ChambeiJin s Colic, Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy. I have used it and known others wljo have done so. I have never known it to fail. It is a sure cure when taken in time. ” For sale by R. J. Reid, Crawfordville, L. R. Brown, Sha _ ( , n When yOU goto Wa8hinff tnn ton Visit v/ioit jonnson mhncnn'<t S “Annex’" Annex • Miss Taylor, one of Craw fordville’s charming ladies, is on a visit to Miss Matilda Glenn, this White Plains Cor. Herald-Jour nal. —Those who enjoyed the 'cue will be glad to know the ladies will get up ‘another for court week. « -Mr. and Mrs. T. P. and children, of Madison, have been the guests of Col. and Mrs. H. M. Holden this week. -Mr. D. P. Henry came Tuesday#fter a business South trip oi several months in Geor gia. He brought a nice lot sea shells which he got on sea coast. —We are making which we expect to soon Offer. Sne. large portrait hand | «> low m ely price—as framed at a premium a ; subscribers to the Advocate Democrat. We have a ! | of work on the rod. Don’t to see it. Cured Her Boy. ■ /■ N, 3Sj v fHfrs* i 7 ♦ ^ ? m am mMt' -Wm K % ... !i \ / « When my son George was J 4, he was stricken with a ter¬ rible nervous affliction. Phy¬ sicians nor medicines helped him. He lost his speech, use of limbs and coukl hardly swal¬ low food. Before he had fin¬ ished a bottle of Dr. Miles' Nervine he could talk and eat well, and 5 bottles cured him. Mr*. Julia O’Connor, Willis, Tex. 99 OR. MILES’ Restorative Nervine is sold by all druggists on guarantee, first bottle benefits or money back. Book on heart and nerves sent tree. Dr, Miles Medical Company, Elkhart, Ind. Ilt’Hiitirul Il,ilr. Onii always be obtained by using that highly perfumed and strictly scientific compound—Dr. Murray’* Hair Promoter, [t, 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 ia this paper. September Sheriff’s Sales. / < F.ORGIA, TALIAFERRO COUNTY: Will he sold, on the first Tuesday in September, next, at public outcry at th# Oour,. house In said County, wlf bin t he legal iioursof sale, to the highest bidder for cash, thefollowing parcel real e»pp,e: All that tract, or of land being (20) Twenty Acres, of 1S2 acres situated in the otic hundred aud seventy second District G. M., said county and state,bound, ad as follows: On the West by lands of O. 1). Moore; on the Month by la ds of William or Rush Ivey; on the north by lands of Howell Corry and on the east by balance ol said tract of land. Said land is woiked by George Grier. Levied on ns the property of F. II- Colley by virtue of a tax execution issued lay G. T. ‘ Edward*, T. C., for Slate and county ta*es far the year 18!M. Tenant in possession notined in terms ol tilt* law. Levy Bailiff, made and returned to me nay by ot J. August,, S Ray, i „.n, iim . FRANK I*. TAYLOR. Sheriff Taliaferro Countv. September Sheriff’s Sales. / , EORGIA, TALIAFERRO COUNTY * Will he sold, on the first Tuesday in rt e p tmu ber, next, at the Uouit, lion** m sllU1 County wiihi., the IcrhI hours of wile, to th« hlgluwi bidder tor cuitb, the fottewln;? property, to v*lt: All that tract Of laud, Mtiuited bounty li doom. y m ., mild State and con tiiinlnst One llu.id.e.1 and Fotj-TwofliS) . mre*, mom or Um, adjoining TitaH HicimnlN, lands of LI Mrs. ® lf a o. Samiern, Andernon hd<!J««m? Oolatt, on whuth land ^ rH I'nicillaEdwards, now reside*. Said land sold subject to th« life eataie <>f Mr*. Pruollla Edward* In mid property. Said property levied ..n a* property of Pruti'-t E(Jwttn j gi udmjnlutratrix one ate of W C. j >;<i W urd», doceuntat, and a* property of sod an<1 Co „ Ilt y, in favor of W. A. Legweif against Mrs. Pru. ilia Kdwarns, admlolstratrix on estate of IV. C. Edward , deci-a*od. Written notk.eglyen tenants Ui ‘ ^ a8 rt , ui , (M i t, y i U w. This 4th. o1 Aug> lfjy9 FRANK Ii TAYLOR, Sheriff TtUlftfcrro County. Citation. p F.ORGIA, TALIAFERRO COUNTY : J. It. and A. D. Kendrick, admfnis trators on the estate of C. 8. Kendrfek, late of said county, deceased, having filed their petition for discharge, this I* to cite fll > P^rious concerned *t.o *how cause (the Kfraiust the granting of this discharge at regular term of the conrtof ordlnn' for said county to beheld on thefirst Mommy in October, 1N99. GEO. II. .MITCHELL, Ordinary. Fine Plantation For Sale. i have about 1 Wanes of land 1 1-2 mile* from Crawfordville that I desire to sell. It lies well, has been well termed for ten year*. There is ajtood six nxmidwel tl*n apply to A. J. CHAPMAN. Crawfordville, Ga COMPLETE _ _ -_ r Cotton. S»w,Grt*t, Oil and Fertilise* i MILL OUTFITS o«».*’*•••■■«•«*• Mill .ud shingle Outfit*. Factory. and Furnace Railroad Castings. Railroad. Mill, Machinist*’ and Factory 'uppUea. j Belting. Fa- klng. Injectors, Pip* FltUmsa, Saws, Flies, Ollsra, Bv>. Catl t-X'—y day; work ISO hands. LOMBARD IRON WORKS I SUPPLY CO.. AUQUSTA, OA. 35—61; S gyrso. jkild 1 in time. . b
