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About The Advocate-Democrat. (Crawfordville, Ga.) 1893-current | View Entire Issue (Aug. 25, 1899)
(diartnitg r TH hf ADVOCATLI-DLMOCRAT. i VOL. XXVI. A Wif z Says 44 We have four children, With the first three 1 suffered almost unbearable pascs from 12 to i4 hours, and had to be placed under the influence of chloroform. I used three bottles of Mother’s Friend before our last child came, which is a strong, fit and ty*S healthy boy, doing my housework up -5 to within two hours . v of birth, and suf- ^ fered but a few hard j mentis pains. the This grand lini- -( j | Friend Mother’s fl \ Will do for every woman what it did for the Minnesota mother who writes the above let ter. Not to use it during pregnancy is a mistake to be paid for in pain and suffering. Mother’s Friend equips the patient with a strong body and clear intellect, which in turn are iivoarted to the child. It relaxes the muscles and allows them to expand. It relieves morning sickness and nervousness. It puts all the organs concerned in perfect condition for the final hour,so that the actual labor is short and practically painless. Dan ■ ger of rising or hard breasts is altogether a voided, and recovery is merely a matter ol a few days. Druggists seh Mother's Friend for $1 a bottle. The Bradfield Regulator Co., Atlanta, Ga. v Send tor our tree illustrated book. ipt Beautiful Hair | Dr. Murray’s ’**»**«£-« Hair Prcmdor Ouree dandruff, srops the hair from fall¬ superb ing out. dressing, invigoi st«‘> ttif* growth, is a i by nouyjphing Us and will while positively not a dye, root, k, v c lH ^ V h '* [ <J> ** ^ ^ J '•filrtr. * ia PBIOS. - . -.TOC wiiiV by drusnists—if not, send to us of and it sent, prepaid, upon receipt p^’irr. VANUPAOTL’ftPD OW«Y SY TMt Wiom-'AY VlEDIOtNE COMPANY, ATLANTA. GA. For Sale by Owl Drug Store. F? v. m I pfe PROF. P. M. WHITMAN 209 7th $t., Augusta, Ua., €IVES FREE EYE TESTS for all defects </ ®'gbt, KANTS grinds the proper glasses and WAV them. 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HO To PATENT Good Idtas cmTabi.’^ddresC THE PATENT RECORD, Suheeriptlona to The Patent Record il.uu per annum, Morphine and Whifkey hab lu treated without pain or confinement. Cure guaran teed or no pay. b h veal, ittiiinS. CATARRH I-IremTdy evlAtt^erel rica W AMI 1 Booklet ar.d sample for 2 m2cJpx7o S 'ffo A !KI5KGA. CRAAYFOKDYILLE. FRIF Y, AUGUST 2o. 1899. mm »BUDGET. What the People of That Thriv¬ ! ing Town ARE DOING AND SAYING. fh Sens and Gossip of all that Sec¬ tion of Much Interest, Reported lly C. L. Busby. Sharou dull the past, week, lift-. M. J. Maher lias been sick the past week. Some of our people attended the meet mg at .lendings. Court week next week; look out taidy jurors and witness. Felix Taylor 1ms been visiting hisbroth ! er M.Tay^jkr. Preaching at Raytown Baptist church next Saturday and Sunday. Preaching at Sharon Methodist church next Saturday and Sunday. Mr. W. F. 1 fill has been suffering a great deal recently with eryesipeias. Miss McGiuty’school at central academy will close for present year in three weeks. Several bales of cotton ginned at the new Sharon ginnery last Friday and Sat Miss Willy Graham has been very sie.k at Sharon? her,grandfathers, K. T. Kendrick, near Look for Edifor Moore court week untill you find him. He will be glad to meet you. Pea crops are looking very bad but with rain a pretty fair crop will be gathered. For Headache caused accompanied most likely by a Disordered Stomach, i.y Constipation, use Dr. M. A. Simmons Liver Medicine. Mrs. AL P. McKeon’s sister, Mrs. Bess man, of Augusta, is on a visit to the for met and family. They claim that we arc Capt. of the old men base ball club there but we don’t acc* pt the honor. Mr. Thomas F. Moore will superintend the new ginnery and Joe Stokes will five and run tire engine. | paid US a visit lust wttek. In Disrrhoea Df M A 8iuimons Llver Medicine is invulualile. It gives Tone to the Stomach, Aids Digestion and Assists Nature in carrying off all Impurities. Mr. Paul Gary is on a visit to his home folks hove. Paul is looking well but he says his business in Washington is dull. Miss Rosa Roth returned home last week after several day’s visit to her grand pa’s Mr. G. W. McAlpin, at Barnett. New corn is going into the mill to griud now every day. Those who have made it will stop the time price on bread To keep young—keep well, keep the Nerves calm, the body ruddy and well fed, aud with Dr. M. A. Simmons Liver Medi¬ cine regulate the Stomach and Bowsls. Frank Brown knows a man he can re¬ commend outlying or telling Sunday School stories. Call ou him and he will tell you who he is. Mr. Eob Davidson, of Savannah, visit¬ ed Sharon this week. Bob, no doubt, is full up and will interest his many friends very much. The chicken I market in Sharon has about dried up. They come in one at a time. The big meeting's and picnics cleaned them up. Dr. Nash, of near Norwood, was in our town last week, the guest of Mr. L. S. Jackson. The doctor is qui e a nice , man and a jovial fellow. Several came to Sharon Friday evening I to see a game of base ball between Craw- j ford vile and Sharon but the game was called off early in the morning by Sharon club. A man in our town said the other day i that there were men firing these stationary I engines who did n ;>t hare sense enough put out a fire under a wash pot. Well ! there is more truth than poetry in this. I A great niany incompetent hands are cm g^manTpi,^ n a .T P^°P e tU ® 11,(1 thereby. August Flower. “ It is a surprising fact,” says Prof. Houton, “ that in all my travels in all parts of the world, for at least ten years. 11 have met more people having used ! Green’s August Flower than any. other j remedy, for dyspepsia,deranged stomach i for constipation. I find for tourist j and salesmen, or lor persons filling office , positions, where h'-adaches and general , bad , feelings , from . irregular habits exist, Green’s August Flower Is a grand remedy. It does n t Injure the systen. w stom#hs and indigestion.” Sample hot ties free at Owl Dr g St >re. gold hy dealers in ali civilized countries. Messrs. Caldwell, Powers, Reid and Acres were in our Town last Friday on a SOI i:.l visit. We hear a great many say that Dr* Brittain’s sermousat the meeting in Craw fordville were Hue. Bible doctrine and pure gospel. No formality or sensations about them. The Sharon colored benevolent society held a convention last week. This seems a uood thing among the colored people. All members who die are buried by it and at the expense of the society. Mrs. F. F. Livingston, Towns, Ga., writes: 1 have used Dt. M. A. Simmons Liver Medicine 15 years, and know cures Sick Headache, Dyspepsia, Liyer Complaints and Constipation. ] think it stronger and better in every way than Zieiiin’s Regulator. Mr. W. F. Hid is the Sharon meat mar¬ ket man. He keeps meat now twice a week, Tuesday and Saturday. He treats iiis customers right and will pay good prices for beeves, si oat, sheep ,goats Ac. Call and see him. Mr. L. A. Brake was in our town again last week taking orders for lumber. Mr. Brake is anold saw mill man and ha Supplied this secii with good deal of ' m a lumber several years back and always t! T s *° 8i' r satisfaction. The Sharon base ball team and Clifford’s Grove had a game ih our town on Thursday of last week, 1 he game 8 tood 22 to 4 in favor of Sharon. I heSha- ( ton boys treated their guests to a barbecue dinner before they went out to play. Keep the Stomach and Bowels in good condition, the vVaste Avenues open and free by an occasional docs of Dr. M. A. Simmons .Liver Medicine Working of the road, now is in order week and the different overseers of the road should look after tlieir roads. 'ppev have the time to spare and while „ gr()luid is hurd for work there are some places need it badly before , , winter. We sec that Rev. J. E. Gross will leave Washington. It looks like Washington is large enough, rich enough, has high tone people, good society, healthy and every thing combined that they should have retained Mr. Gross. He is u fine preacher. We haveuot had a c - in justice court O&Jd District, since t. ary superior court-Si i_ouvy;jg f« w> : - .**#■*• could uttve made some cases but they aiu’t anything Incases already made up and brought to us. A great many spectators went to the new ginnery on Thursday of iast week to see the first round bale of cotton packed but they missed it. Every body was or deved out but ihe operatives and all the doors closed. We aiu’t a going auy more until it is a free show. Bather a Good Bake Off. Mr. P. J. Morgan, in an article in the Atlanta Constitution, says: “As an illus¬ tration of the manner in which the fann¬ ers of the country have lost heretofore, it is only necessary to repeat a statement re¬ cently made by Mr. Hester, cf New Or¬ leans, that out of an annual cotton receipt of one million three hundred bales in that city over thirtg- seven thousand hales were made up out of samples which hud beenruthlessly the plucked from the bales by men who handled them, which should have gone iuto the parishes of Louisiana.” Not the least merit of the American Cot¬ ton Company’s its Roundlap bale is that be. sides other economies it prevents this unjust tribute from being levied ou the farmer. Mr. Brody, the machinist who put up the round bale press hero two or three weeks ago, died very suddenly at Zebulon, Ga., last week. When here he did not look like he would depart this life so soon He was the picture of health aud a very stout, able bodied man and also seemed to be a cleaver fellow but was verv wicked, It was a surprise to the Sharon people that knew him to hear of his death. Prof. A. B. Jarrell has been elected principal of Sharon High school for the next twelve months, aud we think aud hope they have made a good selection. ^ r0 'J arr ’ ; H has taught this school before aut ^ f f °m what we learn he gave satisfac l ’ on ' ^ c iire llie Frof. lias the prin cipalship. He is a nice man and a good sc l*°H ar iD( l competent to fill the position. * j t st . ems tHat tiie committee to examine = , People that are worth the thousands have ! given in their property about one fourth ' it’s market value aud still people some ( brag on what they are worth and how ; honest they transact business and how circumspect they are and cuss the poor devl1 becau8e b - ai.it able to pay his fifty 1 Volcanic Emotion ' Are grand, but skin Eruptions rob life of loy._ Buckler’s Arnlc Ssivs, cure* I ’. h enl,; Uunntug *nd Fever bore*, j ; ChllUaim klXZTri!l£&?SgS*i££: , Best Pile cute on earth. Ifrtves out Pirn* rtad Aches. Onlv 25 ct*. ‘ j^*; d 6oU by Dr K. , ! And Their Neighbors Arii * it , Doing. ALL CTIONS ITEMIZED. ill lb ?ws of the County as Told by ir Wide- wake Pencil Pushers* PROM HOLDEN T Ss, seemingly are a total failure arom ve. uncock, one of Robinson’s ifairc idies, yislted Miss Eya Jor: dan tl i Mis _ Ring, a very handsome young', f White Plains, is visiting relative nis place, Mis E&tla and Addle Jordan, two most i tetive young ladies of Wrens, v d the family of Mr. C-U. Jor ‘ lrtn ^ ek. The •-ball team of White Plains, nd F r “crossed swords” last Friday veur tliany claiming the victory on techu. „s. The score was 28 and 34, in fuve White Plains. Rev. B. CartJedge, of Waynesboro, Ga.,is rying on protracted meeting at He that uis week. Services at 11 o’clock the miug and Sat night. Every bbdy 1 diftlly invited to attend. Free of Charge. A:iij It suffering from a cold settled on tjhe tst, bronchitis, throat or lung trout any nature, who will call at Owl 5 Store, will lie presented with ! bottle of Boschec’s German tsyrut ee of charge. Ouiy one bottle given me person, and none to children witht wrier from remedy parents. had such No oat or lung ever all a sab Boschea’s German Syrup in juirt' the civilized world. Twenty .1 p» > millions of bottles were given awt, d your druggists will tell you its suec vus marvelous. It is really the omy m l ami Lung Remedy generally 75 end' by physicians. One cent her cure or prove its value. Sold in all civilized countries. i° ROBINSON DOTS - ) d, x h kin Iras been slightly •».st week. ■ ,e son of in,. —. Aki a as been quite sick. ’ Soldier Hancock continues feetiie. We toe witii Hie coining of cold weather she wii improve. show* Th ectlon was visited by a gracious Tuesday. We surely know how to t’tj.reciate It after the excessive drou E' M'A leed FUker, accompanied by her daug) r Mrs. Edna Culver, is spending so in me at the former’s father’s, Mr. Heo^ig Murdens. A ge crowd was in attendance at Bet W last Sunday. From the appear i ana. t the dinner table no one would havi lf mglued that hard times were at our door*' Ti excursion to Atlanta did not seem to b > well patronized at this plat*. We link such tilings are a curse to the cour/iy; they take the money out of the couul.y ami leave no material benefit. M 1 ' Dora O’Neal with her charming litle Riughter, Gussis, spent several days witi er sister, Mrs. George Harris, tills wee c Mrs. Mamie Mullens and Mrs. JuliiLl'luker came down fur the day also. Ke DNEY Is a deceptive disease— DUBLE thousands have it and don’i know it. If you want quick results you i an make no mistake by using Dr. Kill r’s Swamp-Root, the great kidney n-jiufiy. At druggists In fifty cent and doil#) giZ( .. s . Sample bottle by mall free, also pamphlet telling you how tojftnd out if you nave kidney trouble. A .dress, Dr. Kilmer & Go., Bingham¬ ton I, N. Y. i FAIR PLAY. BY WHIPPOORWILL. Nice rain. Ned Cary says professional loafing beats independent dying. Ajlr. and Mrs. E. H. Ogietree visited In thif-, section last Sunday . Mr. W. A. Gary aud family visited our secition ins! Saturday and Sunday. OASTORIA. Bought Bet m the The Kind feu Have Always Sig nature of --- his^wife i - **•.»'—«•>'»* fit the broom . .....* stick. .**“ see- to use Miss Oiia Pittman who has been suffer ing .-with nervous prostration, is some bet te Mj NOASTORIA. Bought Bea ■« tfca The K'tid You Haw Always ... ^ ihe ball game to be played at Sharon *' ' Tuesday was put off us some of the b got bunged up at the gimea few da. before XT'. '.k id n iVAl Making Absolutely F Powder pw«e Makes the food more delicious and wholesome ROVAl BAKINO POWDER CO.. HEW VOHK. Mr. Paul Gary has closed business In Washingt6n and is now at home with his mother. Money is so plentiful these days that the merchants won’t take it if it is the least defaced. We all hope Craw ford ville will get a cotton factory. It would be, a big help in this county. Mrs. Alex Lunceford and daughter, Miss Lein, visited J. R. Pittman’s family last Monday. There was an entertainment at Mrs. Mary Aun Gary’s last Thursday night, enjoyed by all. Mr. G. L. Moore says some one has been stealing his corn from his field. He lias a hard time vvitli his “hogs and corn.” The writer can say something that very few can say; he has a pair of pauts that have been married twice.and ahoy that was born on his birthday. Mrs. Nannie Cox. widow of Mr. Jim Cox, died of fever last Saturday night. She leaves only one child, Mr, Wm. Cox, who has our heart felt sympathy. She was buried Monday morning. Remarkable Kcsr-e, Mrs. Michael CurtaA, Plainfield 111,, makes th- statement, ,hat she caught cold, which settled on her lungs; she Wttl treated for a month by her family physi¬ cian. but grew worse. Ho told her sin was a hopeless victim of consumptloi end that no medicine could cure her Her druggist suggested Di. King’s Nev. Discovery for Consumption; she bought a bottle and to her delight found herself benefitted from first, dose. She continued Its use aud after taking six bottles, found herself sound and well; now does her own and is as well tu •-fie ever was trial bottle* of tills <r" t Di iopv<> at Dr. It. j. iieiu’a dru,^ •’ 8tu *'r I<urge BERMUDA DOTS BY x. We are still very diy aud hot. Mr. B. F. Wynne spent the day with ns Tuesday. Many of our farmers are through sav¬ ing their fodder. Mr. Parks, of Conyers, will move to our section another year. Mr. D. S. Stewart had his pasture fence all blown down by Sunday’s storm. Miss Blanch Mapp has given perfect satisfaction as teacher of our school. Mr. McKinney and family visited Ids father and mother of near Burnett Satur day and Sunday. Our school will close on Friday of next week. We expect a speech on that day by Prof. Sanford of Crawforkyllle. Mrs. Hollingsworth, of Conyers, after u •week’s visit to her daughter, Mrs. C- I. Ogletreo, returned to her home Tuesday. The hay crop a failure this year. Mr. J. R. Stewuut had a good horse killed by lightening Sunday, which is a heavy loss to Jessie. Mr. J. F. Bailey and family of Avera in Jefferson county, who is visiting rela tiyes and friends in and atound Powelton, spent Tuesday with the family of J-T. Cooper. Our neighborhood had a little family ’cue Saturday which was well attended by visitors from other sections. Several from Crawfordvitie. All enjoyed the day very much and pronounced the ’cue a success. Bermuda always succeeds in all it under¬ takes, but just here I wish to sound a note of warning: united we stand, divided we fall—a house divided against itself will most assuredly fail. Story of a Slave. To be bourn' hand and foot for years by the chains of disease i* the worst form of slavery. George D. Williams, of Man¬ chester Mich., tell* how such a slave was made fiee. He says: - My wife has been so helpless for five years that »be could not rurn over in bed alone. After using two bottles of Elec,trie Bitters, she Is icsisi.'tSiS s f enia |^ diseases melancholy, quickly cures headache, neivousnets, baek sleeplessness, and dizzy spells. Chi* rni Itbc, fainting medicine is godsend to fccie working people. a Every weak, sickly, run down bottle guaranteed. Only 50 cents. Sold t»v Dr. R. J. Reid Druvxist. Our Honor Hull. The following kind patrons have paid their subscriptions since our last issue C. W- Caldwell 91.50to Aug. 25 ’OD G. E. Griffith, 50c Aug. 25 ’9-> NO 23. BARNETT NEWS. by o Mr. Bud.Kay was visiting his son lust week in this section. Prof. Jarrell made a business trip to Washington last week. There was some rain began to full in this section Sunday evening. The annual meeting of Salem BupC t church will commence Friday. Miss Claud Taylor has returned home from her extended visit to Norwood. We learn there was a man that said he thought lie saw a branch afire last week. W. L. Jackson and A. E. Taylor are visiting in Emanuel and Bulloch counties. Mrs. Jannev Harris and Mrs. Coot Elliott visited Sharon section last Friday. Mr. H. T. Beck worth and diiugnte' s visited his brotherln-luw family utElim hi t week. Al! kind of job printing done at the Ad vo-Democrat office at the lowest cash prices. Mr. JJJack Beasley passed through Barnott section last week enroute to Sharon. Turnip send that were sowed last month and come up hayts been killed out by the hot sun, Mr. Joe O’Brien was visiting Atlanta last week and Mr. Ed O’Brien, Jr., was visiting Macon. Subscribe for this paper court week, in Ciawfonlvllle. You will llnd the editor on the court ground. From what Barnett farmers say their crop of cotton is cut off’very much by the recent hot windy weather. Don’t bother you neighbor by barrow¬ ing the Advocate-Democrat. Go to itvii next week and subscribe for it. A grout moitiy have mode up their syrup fills and last week in tiff Jon. Imt me baving wfmt they a; h made. We see the most ol the farmers tm <n saved their corn tops this year. They will make excellent forage; hay will be scarce. TEXAS WON DEB. Hall's Great Discovery. One small bottle of Hall’s Great Discovery cures all kidney anil bladder troubles, removes gravel, cures diabetes, seminal emission, weak and lame back, rheumatism and all irregularities of the kidneys and bladder in both men and women. Regulates bladder troubles in children. If not sold by your druggist, will be sent by muil on receipt of 81, One small bottle istwo months treatment, and will cure any easo above mentioned. Ail orders promptly filled. Send for Texas testimonials. E. W, HALL. Sole manufacturer, 8t. Louis, Mo., for¬ mer!} Waco Texas Sold at Owl Drugstore, CrawfordvIUe. Ga READ THIS. Cuthbort, Ga., April 2nd, 18f)8. This is to certify that 1 was affected witii gtayel and that I took GO 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. Some say half the cotton crop j isopen in a great many sections. It is coming in lively to the ginners. Five and a half cents is the best price paid us yet and that is as good as they will get. We learn that Mr. C’larly Cliupmaa and Mr. Bud Ray will move into Barnett section another year. The former will occupy the Joe Ellington place and the latter will go on one of Mrs. Susie Chap¬ man’s farms. Nursing Mothers dread hot weather. They know how it weakens and how this affects the baby. All such mothers need Scott’s Emulsion. It gives them strength and makes the baby’s food richer and more abundant. 50c. and fl. All druggists. JDN«- «ME1 | =opUlikY WARRANTED'’^ 5 Ton Scales $ 60Freicht Paio ^^ONEStf Binshamtoh.N* ,
