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About The Advocate-Democrat. (Crawfordville, Ga.) 1893-current | View Entire Issue (Aug. 18, 1899)
TH Vi » VOL, XXVI. There are few women as beau tifui as they might be. Powder and paint and cosmetics don’t make good looks. Beauty is simply an impossibility without health. Beautiful women are few because healthy women are few. The way to have a fair face and a well-rounded figure is to take Mfiekrs resale Regulator This is that old and time-tried medicine that cures all female troubles and weaknesses and drains. It makes no difference what the doctors call the trou ble, if there is anything the matter in the distinctly feminine organs, Sradfield’s Fe* male Regulator will help and cure it. It is good for ir regular or painful menstruation; for leucorrhoea, for falling of the womb, for nervousness, head ache, backache and dizziness. Take it and get well. Then your old-time girlish features and figure will be restored. Sold by druggists for St a bottle. THE BRADFIELD REGULATOR CO. * ATLANTA, GA. m Beautiful Hair Dr. Murray’s ^ Kair Promoter «:vires dandruff, stop* tb»- hujr fran i mp£rt> ■ 'Oat.'TTrvrftof droMHittf. &W* and “Tl*** while *. cos* s-ft. not a dye, by nourishing-it* hair root*, It* original will positively color, it re- In store ifruy to the par-excellence of all hair restorer*. pricf. $1.00 per Large Bottle. For <ale by dniggHt*—if not, semi to us and if will'bo Mint,prepaid, upon receipt ’»f '>*■' «. WANUMCTtmifO ONLY BY TH* NIoshay Medicine Company. ATLANTA, CA. For Sale by Owl Drug Store. PROF. P. M. WHITMAN 209 7th 8t., Augusta, Ua., IjlVES tight, grinds FREE the EYE TESTS for all defects WAY </ proper glasses aud RANTS them. Lenses cut into your frame while you wait. FREE OF CHARGE. J&SXO* 60 YEARS* EXPERIENCE. <a4 4 * Patents TRADE MARKS. DE8ICN8, COPYRIGHTS Ac. Anyone sending a sketch and description invention may is quickly ascertain, tree, whether an strictly probably patentable. Communications patents confidential. Oldest naency Washington forsecuring o»ce. in America We have a Co. receive Patents taken through Munn a Special notice in tbe SCIENTIFIC AMERICAN, Sh.Se g lx months. Specimen §eat free. copies Agldresa and nA.N D Muok OK Patists MUNN & CO., Yorla; 361 Broadway, New CIN ™ BRISTLE TWINE, BABBIT, &0., POE ANT MAKE OF GIN. j ENGINES, BOILERS AND And Repairs »*r same. Shafting, Pnllays, 'Belting, Injectora, Pipe*. Valve* and Fit ting* LOSBARD M MS & SUPPLY CO, ACOCSTA. GA. M To PATENT Good toll may be secured by _ Z™ 6 M E Balw^.V Subscription = to The Patent Record annum. OPIUM Morphine and whiskey h*b iu treated without pain or confinement, cure guaran ]E&^it3& i. fprin^a- AuateU. Ga itariam. Box CAIAKKP Tina I I Two month's treatment ot 1 ‘antf simplest U7 WASH 1 CH I— | *“5^^ temeif ever 2 «r“ U3X.P*YO« ?t., Atlanta, Ga. CRAWFORD VILLE. GA.. FRIDAY. AUGUST 18.1899. i What th% People of That Thriv¬ ing Town A.RE DOING AND SAYING. n>. News and Gossip of all that Sec¬ tion of Much Interest, Reported By C. L. Rugby. Remember tbe editor of'tbia paper oourt week. Tom Brake, of Hancock, was here last week. Plenty of idle hands oujour streets last week. Mr. Tom Reese has recovered from his late spell of fever. Work on Willie Moore’s residence is progressing finely. Annual meeting will commence at Jen. nings Friday, so^we learn. Our doctors have been kept busy re¬ cently at home and elsewhere. Regular annual meeting at Williams creek Baptist church this week. Mr. Walter Dayidson and family have returned to their home in Augusta. Lon Gilbert ran away the other day and visited relatives near Central Academy. L. S. Jackson is happily installed in his fine new brick stove. Sucess to him. Mr. F. P. Johnson, a good railroad man, spent a few hours in our town last Friday. A person is in a bad shape these days unless he has money or some Igood true friends. bharon had two rains the latter part of last week, they come ( too lf.te to benitlt the old crops. Mrs. Funk has returned to her home in Augusta after several weeks stay in Sharon section. When a man tells you he is your friend, wait until you need a favor and then you will test Ills worth. Fodder pulling on early ctops isjall over with. There will be a heap to ceme on ye' with the late corn. -i i fiueo bam; njerchants have not ah tit* down on a.l the farmers. Some are still hauling out their grub. Sharon people arej getting in their winter supply of wood and coal. That is those who are able to do so. Sugar cane is getting ripe Have your pans repaired and your skimmers made by C. L. Bag.y, the tinner, Sharon. Ga. Mr. J. W. Flynt Jr., has been deliver¬ ing a good deal of lumber in our town recently for J. A. Kendiick. Mr. Alex Evans of Wilkes says sections of his county have not suffered a day for rain aud the crops were good. Keep the Stomach and Bowels in good ebudition, the Waste Avenues open and free by an occasional does of Dr. M. A. Simmons Liver Medicine Several of our farmers have commenced to pick cotton. Thirty cents per hundred is the price they are paying pickers. Mr. Thomas Moore, the expert gin repairer, overhauled the O’Brien ginnery last week and put it in apple-pie order. To keep young—keep well,, keep the Nerves calm, the body ruddy and well fed, and with Dr. M. A. Simmons Liver Medi¬ cine regulate tho Stomach aud Bowels. Bed bugs have been ;worse this year in all sections than ever before and they are devilish mean companions too. We,know where of we speak. We see cotton open in some fields enough to pick and if the dry weather continues through August it will all be open by the middle of September. Mrs. F F. Livingston, Towns, Ga., writes: 1 have UsedDi.M. A. Simmons Liver Medicine 15 years, and know it cures Sick Headache, Dyspepsia, Liver Complaints and Constipation. I think it stronger and better in every way than Zeilin's Regulator. We were told last week by Mr Milton Gilbert that they sold about 48,000 pounds of ice per month in Crawfordvilie; they must keed cool there.) Miss Carrie Carter, a charming young lady of Augusta, is stopping at Hotel Jackson. Her many friends are delighted have her in our midst. August Flower. “ It is a a surprising surprising fact,” lact, 3aya say» Prof. A ‘' J ‘ Houton, “ that in all my travels in ail parts of the world, for at least ten years. J, bav ? “ lel 7ote Green s August Flower than , any. otner remedy, for dyspepsia, deranged stomach and for constipation. I find for tourist an( j salesmen, or lor person3<iilling office nositiODH. ‘ where headaches and general ' bad feelings from irregular . . habits ... exist, . . that Green’s August Flower is a grand remef }y. It does not injure the system by frequent use, and is excellent for sour stomachs and indigestion.” Sample bot ties free at Owl Drug Store. Sold by dealers in all civilized countries, THE ALUM BAKING POWDERS. Names of some of tUe Principal Brandi in this Vicinity,, The recent discussion in the papers of the effect upon the human system of food made with alum baking powders has caused numerous inquiries for the name* of the various alum powders. The chemists of the North Carolina Agricultural Experiment Station, Profs. W. A. Withers and J. A. jjBizzoil, have recently collected and analyzed the bak¬ ing powders sold in North Carolina, and from their report and from other reliable authority, the following list of baking powders containing alum sold in this state is given. Baking Powders Containing: Alum. GOODLUCK Contains Alum Southern Mfg. Co., Richmond. SUCCESS. .Contains Alum. Morehouse Mfg. Co., Savannah. RAILROAD Contains Alum, Morehouse Mfg. Oo„ Savannah. BON BON_____ _______Contains Alum. Grant Chemical Co. , Chicago. OLD DOMINION Contaihs Alum ' Old Dominion Mfg. Co., Richmond. In addition to these, it^Js learned that many grocers are selling what they call their own private or sneeial * brands ’ These powders are put up for the grocer. and his name put upon the labels by manufacturers of alum powders in New Orleans, Richmond, Chicago, Cincinnati and elsewhere. The mnmifaeturors, it is said, find their efforts to market their goods in this way greatly aided by ambition of the grocer to sella powder i with his own name upon the label, espeef ally as lie can make an abnormal P roflt upon it. It is quitei inpossible to give the names of all the alum baking powders in the market. They are constantly appearing in all sorts of disguises, under all kind® of cognomens, and at all kinds of prices, even as low as five and ten cants a pound. They can be recognized howover, by the housekeeper who wiil bear in mind that all baking powders sold at twenty-five cents or less per pound are llabel to con¬ tain alum, as pure cream of tartar pow «“»* ■» ■»»***> a, anythl -e IU. this price. _ It seems th ' ie 4- soi >are cot! »e* . tiaie. V . let them flghi It out. It ain’t going to be much benefit to the producers. At the barbecue the other day, Henry Flynt says, Dr. E. E. Darden would no eut any watermelon and Darden says Flynt would not give-away any of his tobacco. Lon Gilbert has armed him self with a big Colt’s repeater. Dogs and rogues had better not prowl around his house. Every family should have some good shooting arms at hand. MedidimisTv^aWe T r>i _ Cj the Stomach, Aids Digestion and Assists' 1 Nature in carrying off all Impurities. Mr. Jessie Taylor showed us a sample of his forward corn. It is nearly dry enough to send to mill good size ears and large grain and very white,,Mr. L. S. Jackson sold the seed here last spring. >Ve hear some of our farmers say they expect to get six cents for their cotton crop. We hope they may get eight cents but they need not think that the short crops here will have.any thing to do with controling the prices. For Headache caused most likely by a Disordered Stomach, accompanied by Constipation, use Dr. M. A. Simmons Liver Medicine. Mr. A. D. Moore and| Emmett Darden were trading wheel barrow9 nearly all day last week and when they closed up both had the same wheel barrow but Emmett was out 60c. for having his repaired. Our people should save the seed on every stalk of sugar cane they cut. It Is good feed and they sell well too in the spring. The merchants had to order seed and sell the farmers to plant this year all on aocount of .not saying their own seed. People that have to buy on time to make a crop have to have something on time to gather It with and If those who run them don’t let them haye , It .... they will quit it and those who haye supplied up to gathering will have to hire it gathered. This was done last year. Uncle Bfiiy Mcore says the post office department requires things to be kept neat and in order about the office. Some censure him for doing his duty. He is only required to open the post: office at certa j n hours on Sunday or he would not gQ ^ 0 gj ce a u Sundays. No one has any business in the office except hi* bondsman or the post-office inspectors. The !aw does not allow any disorder ftbout t j, e or waiting room A Frigtatfkl Blunder Will oftsn cause a horrible Burn, 8cald, Cut ot Bruise Bucklen’s Arnlea Halve, the best in the world, will kill the pain and promptly heal it. Cures Old Sores, Fever Sores, Ulcers, Boll*, Felons, Corns, all Skin Eruptions. Best Pile ear* on earth Only 25 ct*. a box. Cure guaran teed. Sold by Dr. R. J. Reid DrugfiH Mr. Joseph Baker. one of tbe best and has been? one of most successful farmers In the county, says has not been rain to wet the ground breo inches deep ou bis plantation siuce April and that he wou’t make more than a bag of cotton to every eight acres and is corn crop is in the same proportion. Mr. Baker generally makes big crops, to ftheplow, especialy corn. We expect he has enough old corn and fodder to do him two years now. City Cotton Crop—6,000 Balei, Hon. J. M. Kirk writes from Moravia, Texas, to the Schulenberg Sticker under date of April 19th last: “My farmer friends, look at every cotton platform as you pass by and you will see the present \square) bale standing on its head with from two to four great gaping wounds at .the megey of those who want to pilfer. Tht number of bales in Texas taken from the original runs up into the thousands. 1 remember during the session of the last Legislature. when the bill known as the Compress Bill was being discussed in the room, a geutleman the from Gal- in who was opposing asked by measure, (one of answer to a question bales me of cotton the Committee) how many Galveston were made by the compresses In that were taken lrom the original bales compressed there. He answored “About six thousaud bales.” And yet there are l0Se ( | L ,,, r y the American Cotton Company’s Roumllap bale, from which mere is not one ounce of waste and ^^ Hches the iul " exaclly 118 111,,aVeS We can’t see why more people do not locHte ln Sharon. It Is a beautiful, healthv p | aco and i t has a large >opc of coliritry t0 back up her trade. We need About four more big stores here and good men to occupy them. Sharon It seems, don’t take any interest in advertising their business and let tbe people know whore Sharon Is and what a business place It could he made. We are afraid our business men don’t want any body else here. They want all the trade themselves, A Thousand Tongues Could not express the rapture of Annie E Springer, of 1125 Howard st„ Dhlladel ?„? “&* completely cure I her of a hacking cough that for many years had made life a urden, AH other remedies and doctors Thanking .l>«r no heb>. for hut she nv« J f I you past, D ; ask a oontimiaace #£ th~e 1 1 am very Respt. C. H. GrOLUCKE. if jw i§ ¥ A Goose-Eater. rOflt. . annnal | . ,, tlj. .'91.90. kre is a queer in borhood of Mr. Fee’s ip this GQVTr says he is going to have us up about his doinsg at tho bar¬ becue on the 1st. I hope ho will wait, till court week. He will have another chance then at the ladies ’cue to rehearse lhing8 ' Fr&nk WttS 9umm0 “ ,n « 1n our t0Wn Iast Fri(la y- We ,10 f’ e Br “ John Holden will be on hand again court week. We love to see him smile, but we are surprised at John’s not wanting his photo taken by the young lady. Ho cor talnl y ls a fi,,c looking gentleman and would make a good picture. That Throbbing Headache I Would quickly leave if used King’s N«w Piils. you, Thousands you f. Life of -ffsrera have proved their matchless merit for Nick and Nervous Headaches, They make pure blood and strong nerves aud build up yo«r health. Eas? to take. ’l v y them. Only 25 cents. Money /. back tjf not cured. Bold by Dr. K. Held Druggist* We hear some men who have been sum¬ moned on the jury say they don’t know or can’t see how they can serve, their msiness Is such at home they can’t leaye. I ou wait till court convenes and you * nl how many will try to stay on in place of gettingoff of the jury. That8l.60 will be a big apple in their eyes. A great many men go to town court wesk to be caught on the jury. SWAMP* I® not recommended for ROOT, everything: but if you hbve kidney, liver or bladder trouble it Will be found just the remedy you need. A t druggists in fifty cent and dollar sizes. Y ou may have a sample bottle of this wonderful new discovery by mail free, ako l)amph i e t telling ail about it. Address, Dr. Kilmer & Co., Bingham¬ ton, N. Y. T a K JL Jtv . Bears‘.M Th* Hind Yom Haw Always BougM ftfnatan Bob Ray has found his buggy and harness, stolen from him some time ago, and they are about worn out. The thief is in the chaingang in Greene county (org> ^ lin( , a horse ^ Whltfe PUUns . O-a. » O* C> X-A.. Bear, the K*d YW «» Bought Sigaatorv Rashions are pretty short now days, so svery body !*ays and they are going to play :he devil raising something to eat next ear. Miss Ida May Gilbert has returned to er home In Alabama Roval v Absolutely 'Puke Powder Raking Makes the food more delicious and wholesome ROYAL DAK1NQ POWDER CO,, NEW YORK. And What Their Neighbors Am Doing. ALL SECTIONS ITEMIZED. ill the News of the Comity as Told by Our Wide- wake Peueil Pusher*. BARNETT NEWS. BY C. Mias Claud Taylor spoilt lastjweek In Norwood. Wo had a nlco rain in Barnett, section last weok. Mr. A. T. jGilbert visited at Barnett Wednesday. Mr. Ben Sharpe and family were visiting In this section recently. Mr, George Ages, of Augusta was here last week looking after his farm, interest. Mr. James Elliot and son Jessie, of Williams Creek, were In this section last week. Mr. Uriah Reese and family were In onr section last week the guest of Mr. A. M. Norris. Messrs. John MoKInuoy and William Sturdivant made a business trip to Shu ron last weok. If you want to hear a nice juiev yarn a yard wide and ot full length, call on uncle Jim Edge. Mr. F.jP. Johnson Is oil a visit to his family at this place. He Is in the R. R. business at Social Circle. Mr, and Mrs. Thomas Reese visited t bitters rumjfit*. Mr, a,ivd M rs. Marcus Nor v MUdrajon'recently. near Mr. 1 J. L. Turner says his crop is cut off considerably by the windy hot weather. He had a prospect of a good crop. Mr. Jessie Taylor suys some one was kind enouvh to go into his watermelon patch lust week and take all the best of them. There was a picnic and fishing party on Ogeechee VVednesday of last week. Some from this and other sections near Barnett attended. Rev. H. M. Harrison, of Sandy Cross, assisted pastor Norman In the meeting here last week. He is a good preacher ami a good man. A colored woman, daughter of George Jackson, died very suddenly last week on the Holden place; she got up as ususl and cooked breakfast and died soon afterwards. Mr. Henry Flynt, the crop ins »'ctor In Barnett section for Mr O’Kr He, s : s too much rain would be damaging to a good many crops. Mr. Flynt is suld to be a good judge. The Methodist meeting closed here last Friday. We are told by some of the leading members that it whs tho best meeting they haye had |at that church for several years. None joined the church. Free of Charge. Any adult suffering from a cold settled on the breast, bronchitis, throat or lung troubles of any nature, who will call at Owl Drug Htorc, will lx; presented with a sample bottle of Boschee’s German Syrup, free of charge. Only one bottle given to one person, and none to children without order from parents. No throat or lung remedy ever had such a sale as Boschee’s German Syrup In all parts of the civilized world. Twenty years ago millions of bottles were given away, and your druggists will tell you its success was marvelous. It is really the only Throat and Lung Remedy generally endorsed by physicians. One 75 Sold cent bottle will cure or prove its value. by dealers in all civilized countries. ROBINSOH D0T8. Protracted meetings have begun and chickens are in demand. It would seem from the weather this month that we have been near the torld zone. Mrs. Jack Young has returned home after a visit of a few days to her sister Mrs. C. L. Winter Miss Claud O’Neal, a beautiful young lady from Atlanta, accompanied Miss Mattie Davis home last week. Misses Theo. Gunn a- d Annie Fluker, two charming Washington young ladies wh > have been visiting in our midst, have returned home. The meeting at BethaDy begins Tl urs day. We love to ses the spirit of thrift and enterprise that U evidenced by the appearance of things around the church. NO. 22. Crops of all kind are failing fast. The man who lias his crib and smoke house at homo, instead of in some merchant’s store is the only one feeling at ease now. The croquet game continues to grow in Interest. We played last Saturday at the home of Mr. George Harris. We will play at the same place next Saturday. Miss Irene Y oung, the accomplished teach¬ er from Mnrgnretts Grove and Mr. D. A. Saggus with his little girls came up and took part with us at our last meeting. School will close at this place on the night of the 6th of Sept. The pupils have ucqulted themselves well so far. The Honor Roll for this month Is as follows: Cornelia Ellington 99 23-28. Ethel Ellington 99 45-66. Laurence Murden 99 1-4. Cecil Hancock 99 1-8. Lula Ellington 98 9-14. Dewitt Hancock 98 6-7. Fannie Hancock 98. Laura Murden 97 5-14. Sallie Akin 98 8-6. Annie Akin 97 1-4. Bertha Murden 90 3-5. Dupont Hancock 94 g-4 Mattie Belle Taylor 98 23-28. Hattie Murden 90 7-12. Lillie Beazley 89 7-8. Grady Hancock 88 3-4. Nina Murden 86 15-16. Guy Monk 92 3-4. TEX AN M ON HER. Hall's Great Discovery. One small bottle of Hall’s Great Discovery cures all kidney and bladder troubles, removes gravel, cures diabetes, M’mtnal emission, weak and lame back, rheumatism and all irregularities of the kidneys and bladder in both men and women. Regulate* bladder troubles in CijituioiJ. will bo if not’ by mail soiiy-fiy yOb i druggist', ’ sent on receipt of 91 . One small bottle is two months treatment, and will cure any casauhove mentioned. All orders promptly filled. Send for Texas testimonials. K. W, HALL. Hole manufacturer, St. Louis, Mo., for¬ merly Waeo Texas Sold at Owl Drugstore, Crawfordvllle. Ga READ THIS. Outhbert, Ga., April 2nd, 1898. This is to certify that I was affected with grayel and that I took 00 drops of Hall’s Great Discovery and it completely cured me. It is worth 91000 00 per bottle to any one needing It. J. T. STEVENS. Our Honor Roll. The following kind patrons huve paid their subscriptions since our last Issue J. T. Overton, 50o. to May 1 '99 Daniel Hale 25c to Aug.l ’99 Golden Stewart, 26c to Sept. 12’99 G. W. Billingsley,-25c to June lo ’99 A. I. Strom, 25c to Nov. 15 ’99 C. Howell Beazley, 81 to June 18, I960. 8HA1ION LOCALS. Mr. J. W. McKinney informs us he is about to go into the business of snake farming. He can make sixty dollars per month ttuda gallon of whiskey per week. Wo would not mind taking the dollars and whiskey but we don’t want the snakes. We think this is one of the best Bro John has ever gotton up yet. Tho now ginnery was fired up last weak and they say everything worked allj right hut the water tank. It leaked but that dont amount to anything. We amagine when this machinery all gets to work ginning and packing, It will be a pretty sight. It is a sight as it is. The most of the people that corne to town stay there all the time and we are like them, we go down to see too. Summer coils are noted for hanging on. They weaken your throat and lungs, and lead to serious trouble. Don’t trifle with them. Take Scott’s Emulsion at once. It soothes, heals, and cures. 50c. and Si. All druggists. JONES'SCA1ES 0 FUltkY WARRANTED«=» 5Ton Scales $ 60 Freight Bub * ,; S3oNES* BlNtHAMTOkK J
