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About The Advocate-Democrat. (Crawfordville, Ga.) 1893-current | View Entire Issue (Sept. 22, 1899)
H V m k. •f w > o a > m f! D. m/ S o O 70 < a VOL XXVI. BOTH PR0N8UMGEB INCURABLE, Pe-ru-na Mads Thant Strong and Happy. Women everywhere are writing Pr. Hartman concerning the ailments pecu¬ liar to their sex. The two following letters, published by the consent of the writers are specimens. No wonder these ladies are enthusiastic. They had been sick a long time. Their cure was un¬ expected. The first one, Mrs. King, of North Carolina, writes: “ I was afflicted for twenty years and did not know what ailed me. My husband employed three doctors, but they did me no good. I took different kinds of medicine, all to no effect. In 1896 a friend told me I had catarrh. I had a bad cough and running at the nose all the time. I was advised H I m J Mrs. M. M. King, Waterloo, ti. C. to try Pe-ru-na and I took four bottles. I am now well of the catarrh. I believe Pe-ru-na saved my life. The doctors and all others failed. I can recommend your Pe-ru-na to all my friends, It is the best medicine in the world. ou Beautiful Hair Dr. Murray’s Hair Preuwtir Cur*; (landruff, stop# the hair from full in# out, dremiitfc* invigorate* the growth, i* » superb and while nor a dyo, by nourifthing it* root*, will positively re More Array hair :o il«original crolor. It i» tlm par-ex cel to nee of ali hair restorers, Pwcf, $1.00 pbr Uapoe Bottle. For *»k* by druggist#—if not, send to ua and it wilt bo sent, prepaid, upon receipt of price. M AW U PACT UUP B OWL* 3V TMf Mukray Medicine Company, ATLANTA QA. For Sale by Owl Drug Store. _. GEORGIA RAILROAD --AND CONNECTIONS. For nformation as to Routes, Schedules and Rates, both Passenger and Freight, write to either of the undersigned. You will receive prompt reply and reliable information. JOK W. WHITE, A. G- JACKSON, T. F. A. G. F. A. Augusta, Ga. -J. A. THOMAS, C. D. COX, C. F. & F. A. G. A. Atlanta Athens. W. W HARDWICK, M. R. HUDSON, S. A. S. F. & F. A. Macon, Ga. Atlanta, Ga. | PROF. P. M. WHITMAN 209 7th St., Augusta, tia., 8IVES FREE EYE TESTS for all defects </ KANTS tight, (rinds the proper (la#.es auil Mi At them. Lenses cut into your frame while you wait. FREE OF CHAR6E. Itl( Gentlewonai II OF NEW YORK CITY, Wants an arent in your town. It gives premiums oi Ca eras, 15; ;. rles. Sewing Machines, Desks. Sets of Disn Rings. Wat Shirt and Silk Waists, Handkerchiefs, et . ;ntai hundred useful and art: it i CRAWFORDVII.LE. GA., FRIDAY- SETt EMBER 22.1899. may use my name whenever you please.”—Mrs. M. M. King. Mary F. Bartholomew, of St. Francis ville, ill, says: “ Abouttwelve years age I was afflicted with female trouble (pel vio catarrh.) 1 doctored with several skillful physicians, but kept getting worse until I became bedfast. 1 re¬ mained in this condition about twe years, under the attendance of four physicians. “I concluded I would write Pr. Hart¬ man for advice. I owe my life to Pr. Hartman and Pe-ru-na. My friends and nclgllbo-, m never expected to mo -rrwtl again. I am now able to assist with my househofJ duties. I think my recovery Is a surprise to - every one who knew me. My appetite was so r | poor I oo’ild eat -3T scarcely any¬ k 4) thing; but I can eat any and everything now without pain. I cannot recom mend your medi¬ cines enough.” Catarrh is tho bane of womankind. Nearly every case of so called female complaint is due to catarrh of the pelvic organs. A woman free from catarrh is genera ly a well woman. Catarrh of the pelvic organs makes more women miserable than all other diseases combined. Fur Pr. Hartman’s latest book on female diseases, address The Pe-ru-na Medicine Company, Columbus, Ohio. Sent free for a short time. jin mi ■< ( What the People of That Thriv¬ ing Town A.-RE DOING AND SAYING# * H» News and Gossip of all that Sec¬ tion of Much Interest, Reported Bj C. L. Rugby. Call onus if you Heed a tin epurn. Carpenters been busy this year in Sharon. Mr. Dover of Washington was in our town bust week. Mr. Sidney Fouche is clerking for Mr. W. P. McKeon. Mr. Walter Diu’idson an( l family are vis Mr. I. W. F/ynt, Jr., was on the sick list last week- Capt. H*nry Smith, of Warren, was in our town Friday. iting relatives here. Miss Willy Graham ha» got well again we are glad to state. Mr. Thomas Moore, has been doing some gin work in Sparta. Prof. Jarrell’s school opened with 32 pupils and more to come in. Mr, G. T. Edwards reports the cotton crop about half iu his section. Mrs. Lena Johnson is very sick with fe¬ ver at her uncle’s, Mr. John Burke. Mrs. Gilbert Jones, of Warren county, is visiting her daughter, Mrs. Taylor. People will have plenty of time to save their grain and save hay too this fall. Council scrape last week—onenegro pull¬ ed his pistol on another—a woman In it. Mrs. Sallie Jackson was visiting her sis¬ ters Mrs. Flynt and Mrs..Gilbert last week. Twojpupils from Atlanta entered the convent boarding school at Sharon last week. Mr. A. L. Gilbert was called to the country last wtek to doctor some sick stock. . Mrs. H. T. ..... Beekworth was visiting Mrs j Thomas Taylor last week. The latter is quite sick. j Mr. Henry Perkins, of Atlanta, has been on a visit to relatives in this section ! the pn«t xvook. Mr. L. S. lackson says his roof does not leak. Well, we did not make the report. It was told us. Mr. Burges Adams, of Washington, was over last week putting in a pair of scale* on depot square. =:::: j August Flower. . I “ It is a surprising fact,” says Prof, j Houton, “ that in all my travels in all I parts of the world, for at least ten years. I have met more people having used Greeu’s August Flower than any. other remedy, lor dyspepsia, deranged stomach and for constipation. I find for tourist and salesmen, or lor persons filling office | positions, where headaches and general 1 bad feelings from irregular habits exist, Mr. Cook. of Atlanta vl-itnd Shnioniusjt w;n-k. He has a sonin school at the peak, vent of this plate. f We see some of our people are shlppliK their cotton and holding it. Very fcwarfe able to do it though. Guano cotton is the hardest to payer d that is about (tie first debt the ftirsv makes in the spring. Miss Lillie Barnett,'of Raytown. I Miss Clara Barnett,, of Washington. | in Sharon last Friday. Mr. Charles Ivincley, of At o rj Visiting in this and Warren countis formerly lived iu Warren. Mr. T. F. Kendrick has got well pd and returned to hi s glitCC of l*i>( u looking bright as a new*«1 vetiT ^,) . The Crawfordvtlle and Danbttr * teams played a game lu re last Frith^ !■ was a draw game so we learn. | Dr..Honrv White of Crawfordvil!, , Col. L. A. Moore, of Hillman, were |'-r last week attending the Masonic meet) j Some cotton patches picked do Some say that the whole crop v.-jl picked and'ginned by the 13th of Ootob Our old friend Frank Wynne was ip set- us last Saturday. Frank will com Sharon sometimes and he generally hsi good time. - Mr. F. F. Darden thinks the oi,f, 'crop will average a two-third crop itjtj section and that his crop is better wi expected. Our new ginnery has done away wit*' the round bale press and , lias put in rnitv. revolving double square press which wi I do the work all right. i Frequently Protracted Cjnpftt'pa i ! causes Infiamution of the Bowels. 1U..,. ody—use l)r. M, A. Simmons Liver 'I, iciue. > Miss vfvr’V'rv.i ICtfte Harty at this rr place. *s He " ,m -*^ been sick for some time and is trying t, recuperate his health. T he Masonic Lodge of this plaf ei , Id two meetings last week. A And copter meet. ing on Wednesday night / regular meet “ in? 8 on F F*rldnv j m nreht e ht./ Sick Headache is Dfe bane of many lives, Dr. M. A. {Jinyuons Liver Medicine cures plaint. and prevents/this 4 annoying coin ' Last Saturday eotloti/«* wya lively day inShavon aheap of brought la and » gobd deal of trwhTtg was done but *• very little ro>ney chaege hands. If thej have to put up much more machinery iu Sharon, we think we will Save to have a good many machinists and f won’t have to semi off when we need one. The unhappy mortal whose Liver is in active is miserable without.apparent cause. Dr M. A. Simmons Liver Medicine makes life worth living. If you want to hear the latest news or ancient news in Taliaferro county call on Bros. Thomas Eyansaud Lon Gilbert, and don’t leave out Minor Hobbs of Fluker district. We guarantee that Sharon’s streets and side walks are kept as clean and nice as any little town anywhero.This speaks well for our town council and their efficient marshal. To eat with Appetite, Digests with Com¬ fort, and Sleep with Tranquility, take a dose of Dr. M. A. Simmons Liver Medi¬ cine occasionally. Mr. John Hill, of Washington, was here last week the guest of A. T. Gilbert. Mr. and Mrs, Tommy Taylor have a lit¬ tle girl baby at their home. Mrs. Tay¬ lor is not doing so well. Messrs. Kendrick & Fallen received a telegram last Friday not to take down their round press but it was too late; Die round press was already down and the square nearly up in its place. Miss. Sillar Brown, Warsaw, Ga., writes: Dr. M. A. Simmons Liver Med icine is most wonderful medicine for Tor pid Liver, Constipated bowels. Sick Head af q 1(Ji indigestion and Chronic Diarrhoea j think its strength and action far supe rior to Zellin’s and Black Draught. Mr. W. 15. Kendrick lias repaired his store on corner of Main and Convent street. Mr. L. S. Jackson will ocupy the front room and R. A. Gilbert will use the back room for his meat market. The Appetite of a Goat Is envied hy %l|§kK)r dyspeptic* whose Stomach and Liver are out of order. Ail such should know that Dr. King’s New Life Pills, the wonderful Stomach and Liver Remedy, give* a spleudid appetite, sound digestion and a regular bodhy habit that insures perfect health and great energy. Only 'Mi cents at any Drug Store. Mr. L. S. Jackson has put up a cotton seed ware house on depot square. Sharon is still on the move. Send in your Advertisements gentlemen to the Advocate -Democrat office. 1 hey are prepared to do your work up to date at the lo west C’dfsh prices. We notice our younsr friend Joe Cfeiri* And What Their Neighbors Art) i Doing. ALL SECTIONS ITEMIZED. Ill the News of the Comity as Told by Our Wide- wake Pencil Pushers. EDGEWOOD ITEMS. BY MAX. Mr. Frank Stewart, of Bermuda, was Ik re last week. ' V>hr., sonof Mr. W. F Bishop, is quite tick this week. Mr. R.T. Jones visited Mr. P. U. G. Clark Sunday last. Mr. F. W. Morris was in this commun ity Sunday evening. __ Mr. N. M. Humphrey spent Sunday and Monday near Union Point. Mr. Humphrey and daughter did not go t 0 Southeast G.i. as stated in our notes -ist week. q.j 10 patrons 0 f Edgewood school met (t. the school house Monday evening and 'looted Mrs. Nannie Bishop as teacher for he next term Mrs. Bisf op is a refined llply and a successful teacher. itOUNDLAF BALES IN ENGLAND. tm. wiiUrm C. i,ov»riiiB’» Oemonstlatlon of Three Cottoo Bales Unrollina Automatically, fr,, n William C. Lovering has returned . looking >m Europe where be lias been - the interests of the American C otton natty. He found the.spinners of Rng , !1( j the Continent using the Round lap y,| t |, the greatest satisfaction They keen'y alive to all the money saving ad •s—kk JwS mul ;lt the ntUl delights them. The low , tl8 t ,,f freight and insurance, the linmtin |tty from fire in the mill and the fact, that i<*i*o are no hoops* wires or metal ot ttuy nJ \ lJjed fu i, a n ng ar e features European that espe- spiu ,j u ny H pp ua l to the thrifty lira. opportunity . to ad- . Mr. layering " had prominent. the cotton man q, ^ mc , Ktin ot of ‘ U‘turers of Lancashire on the merits He RoundUp Bale, and by the courtesy of oiMessrs. Howard and Bullough, of Ac¬ er:' -toll, they were invited t,o witness a cii> ,,mtratiop of the running of three w , <>f cotton directly on tho apron of a Her. Nothing could have been mire ■j» j JkfeV* :s*ctoi'j 4 lift.. 1 **; '' of .... in this -»##■»• The wo .i*g the cotton way. scutcher was started with tliree bales upon the apron and ran off at once without a hitch or interruption. The noise made by the I,, aim's was a steady deep and health¬ ful hum, showing that the machine was doing its work without laboring In the least. The lap that was made wt« clean and even running, weighing sixteen ounces to the yard. The spinners took the greatest interest in the demonstration and wit.h one. accord expressed their complete satisfaction with the operation. They said that they saw’ in tlie new system a great revolution in cot¬ ton manufacturing. They are all anxious to buy the new bale, and are ready to give orders at once. They were surprised and gratified scutcher to see that the scutcher was an ordinary such as they were using in all their mills. They had been led to think that it requir¬ ed special machinery for the purpose whereas it. only required a little heavier apron to carry the lmles or laps, weighing two hundred and sixty pounds each. HELENA DOTS. BY I. N. C. Parraets about through picking cotton Mrs. John Armer is quite sick at this writtiug. The worms are playing havoc with the crab grass. Mrs. Brow Nash, of Ivin’s courtground is quite sick. Mr. John. Armer is the happy father of a fined girl baby. Mrs. Fannie Boatwright spent Sunday with Mrs. B. H. Akins. Mrs. Annie Walker and sister Miss Sallie Short spent Sunday in Helena. Mrs. Hattie. Maltbie from Cruwfordyille is visiting her mother Mrs. E. II. Norman and otjier relatives. Mrs;-Mary Boatwright and daughter Mrs. Sam Caldwell spent Saturday with Mrs. Fannie Boatwright. Mr. and Mrs. Raddle Boatwright and son are visiting the later* parents Mr. and Mrs. Culliti Caldwell of Bairdstown. Mrs. Eula Haney,of Nashville, Tenn., ST visitin 5 her mother )£ Caroline £ a around Heliena. CROUP at¬ Mothers, when your children are tacked by the dreadful croup, you need not deepair; Dr. Boll’s Cough Syrup will relieve and cure them at once. You can always depend on this marvelous Xh:Xlal!is remedy; it always cures. I k m Rakino K ~ t 4b5©mjtely 'Pure Makes the food more delicious and wholesome ROYAL BAK1NQ BARNETT NEWS. BY O Sickness is on the decrease In this section. Cotton seed is bringing a good price at Barnett. Miss Eula Chapman visited relatives in Wilkes county last week. Mrs. Mary McKinney has recovered from her recent spell of sickness. Mts. F. P. Johnson and sister went to Sharon last- week trading and visiting. Mr. T. E. Kendrick was In this section last week hunting up his guano cotton. Mrs. Emma Kyans, of Norwood was visiting her sister Mrs. M. C. Taylor recenttly. Mrs. H. T. Beekworth and daughters visited Mrs. A. M. Bagby und family lust Saturday. Mr. Lee IIUTs family moved to Augusta last week, where they will make tlufre future home. We hear of a new man coming to Bat* nett another year we will tell you further on who he is. Miss Emmie Taylor has entered school at Norwood and will hoard with her aunt Mrs. Emma Evan 0 . Mr. Paul Massengale of Norwood will board with his sister Mrs. M. C. Taylor the balance of this year. The ginnery at Barnett was broke down last week for two or three days but has been repalrd and now ginning on full time. Mr. Lawrence Battle Is building a cotton seed ware house at Barnett. We fear there will be more seed houses thau seed to put In them. Wo see a great many stock running at largo already. You people hotter keep them up awhile or you might have to pay out more thau your stock Is worth. Master A. B. Taylor haa entered Barnett. fchoo! at Hituron there being no school at It , looks , , like ... our Barnett „ ,, people could get enough move on them to get up a school. The peotple are going for the square cot¬ ton bale. That is one old rut they are loath to get out of. A new thing every time, don’t suit every body and every body don’t suit a new thing. lH*M)\etcd by u Woman. Another great discovery has been made snd that too, by a lady in this country, ••DiVxsee fas-.ened its clutches upon hei and for si yen years she withstood it# severest, tests, but, her vital organs were undermined and death seemed imminent. For three months site coughed incessantly, icd could not sleep. She finally dlscover ' d a way to recovery, by purchasing of us •i bottle of Dr. King’s Now Discovery for Consumption, and was so much relieved on tan ing first dose, that, she flcpt all night: and with two bottles, |UMi ■s ts-en absolutely cured. Her name is Mrs. Luther Lutz Thus writes W. C. Hum ttick A Co., of Shelby, N. C. Trial bot¬ tles free at Dr. if. .1. Reid's drug store. Regular size 50c and 81.00. Evtry bottle guaranteed. SHARON LOCALS. Mr. J. W. Flynt left for southeast Geor¬ gia last week. Miss Annie Moore Is reported quite sick with fever. Mr. J. IV. Fallen made a business trip to Washington last week. A trood many people think the game law is In force in August. Preaching at Raytown Baptist church next Saturday and Sunday. Dr. A. C. Davidson reports the sick list in this section on the decrease. Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Fallen had a sick last week, it Is reported better. Mr. Eugene Dyer, of South Ga., has on a visit to this section for some time. Mrs. Willie and Miss Della Moore, of were in Sharon last week shop¬ Mrs. Minnie Allen (nee Battle) is exercise bicycle riding for her The biggest (art wheel of the preseut we think A. D. Moore put up week for L. A. Brake. When you need any tin work done plea-e don’t forget us. We will do it cheap reparing (fit a speciality. C. L. Bagby. NO. 27. Bicycles are about phiyed out in \hi$ section. We think the colored population have about disgusted the white people on that line. Last superior court sent a darkey to the chairgang for stealing i id >‘3 on the railroad and lie had nit old bicycle to ride on too, and that is about all he did do iu the way Of work. He Fooled me Surgeons. All doctors told Renick Hamilton, oi West Jefferson, O . after suffering it months from Rectal Fistula, he would oil unless a costly operation was performed; but he cured himself with five boxes oi Buck.en’* Arnica Salve, the surest. Pil» cure on Earth, and the best, Salve iu tin World. 25 cents a box. Sold by Dr. li. .1. Reid Druggist. It seems that every now and then some body has to criteisc some of our artis les and it is proved out oyery time they ru misconstrued. Some people don’t want the truth told about what is going on in thoit town or section. If everything was written up a heap of them wouid be ashamed to read it. OASTOH.IA. Kind Have Always Bournt Boars the The You Signature of w /, It seems that we cuu’t buy a bottle of turpeutime without some ot our pretended friends thinking it is whiskey. While wo have the credit of drinking a great deal and was reported dead several times, wo will say that we have hurled some prohibition men who killed theiuseb es with whiskey. Old Charlie Bagby will neyer kill himself with whiskey. Whiskey drinking is a very foolisli habit, but some of our most intelligent men eng Age in that habit. Wo do waut to speak, sing and dance occasionally thiough we have no talent that way. Glorious News. Comes from Dv. D, B. Candle, of Wash¬ ita, I. T. He writes: “Four bottles <d KlWtenrdl Mr* -crofu'a, wire h had’oaused her gieat »ur hiring J‘ tor years. Terrible sores would drem 0Ut her hf , ll(1 Illld and th « ' ljes j doctors could give no health help: but hsi cure Is complete and It or I* excel¬ lent.” This shows what thousands has* proved,-- that Electric Bitters is the lies! blood purifier known, it's the snprems remedy tor eczema, tetter, salt rheum, ulcers, boils ami running sores, it stimu¬ lates liver, kidney* and bowels, expels poisons, helps digestion builds up ths strength. Gnlv 50 cents. Sold by Dr. It. J. Reid Druggist. Guaranteed. Home of the members of our last grand jury seem to think that we ceusurnd them In regard to the pension roll. They are certainly mistaken. We did not know they had to examine the pension roll. The code of 1895, vol.fird, page215 shows the law as recorded from act of 1890 and 1891. What we said was applied to the state generally. If there is passed any deficiency It is in the law as It was and what we said about the old Confederate soldiers was not applied to the grand jury at all. We said "We did not think that an old confed. would dishonestly make an application unless he thought he was deserving.” What we said about some accusation of us was altogether uu outside affair. We meant no reflection on the grand jury at all. I hope this will satisfy all of them, if not if they will call on me in person! will try to satisfy beyond a doubt. C. L. BAGBY. GRANDMA HAD CONSUMPTION and I am afraid I have in¬ herited it. I do not feel well; I have a cough ; my lunga are sore; shall am I do? losing flesh. What Your doctor says take care of yourself aad take plain cod-liver .li, but you can’t take it. Only .he strong, healthy person can take it, and they can’t taka it long. It is so rich it upsets thl stomach. But you can taka SCOTT'S EMULSION It is very palatable and easily digested. If you will take pleaty of fresh air, and exercise, and SCOTT’S EMULSION steadily, '.here is very little doubt about your recovery. in it; There arc hypophe^phites tha v vivo strength and tone up r
