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About The Advocate-Democrat. (Crawfordville, Ga.) 1893-current | View Entire Issue (Sept. 22, 1899)
HOW m She LOOKS Poor clothes cannot make you look old. Even paie check*, von't do it. Your household cares may be heavy and disappoint¬ ments may be deep, but they cannot make you look old. One thinj does it and never fails. It Is with Impossible the color to look of young in hair. seventy years your Aiier’s Hair p permanently postpones, the tell-tale fiipns of age. Used According to directions it gradually brings back t’le color of youth. At fifty your hair may look as it did at fifteen. It thickens the hair also; stops It from falling out; and clcanaea the aealp from dandruff, Shall we send you our hook on the Hair and its Diseases? Thm Beat Achrlor Free. If tou <J« iv I ol'talu «ll <U* h«n« nts yau hi, t#,i <r<>m t!i* I'M of tb* vl*or. * rlo> th« ducMir «b< ut It. mire f"'fu*rsl a intern sutefitj wlilt-n with vimr t-l'Hivml A'i J,< DM* bioxtir AVI Lowell. Mut*. *1, UK. i. C. it. Tin* MUnion hnndajr School. The Missionary Sunday School exercises al the Baptist church Sunday wore a success. The little fellows (ltd their part nobly and the larger ones did fully as well. Miss Janie Reid sang a solo which was highly appreciated by the audience The collection was pretty liberal. Mr.-,. Sanford directed the services and that was assurance that the affair was successful. —The lwti 1 game at Sharon Frday seems to have been pretty even with uach skid, Danbug made 8 rounds and so did Craw¬ fordville. Both side's seem tube satisfied with the result. A W OK l» K RFUL VV R F 0 V 1) 11H R IKE A. A ritOVUNKNT \ llttJJNIA KIHTOIt Ilinl A'moat (iivHi l |», Httt NVrtfi HfetuilH Hack to r«'ift*ci llcHlth Uy C It it 11! I»**r 11 ii *m W\ L'lkoU ia mill IHmitIiih•« Hi iiii'ily. hi:A il u!s ct>i roici al. Kl'oi*: tin- i tuios, JI llUuUr. \'a. 1 suffered with diarrhoea for a long time and thought 1 was p.Lsi being cured. 1 had spent Uiuch lime and money and suffer¬ ed -*) much misery that ! had al¬ most decided to give up all hopes ut recovery aud await the result, but noticing the adyeriisi nnmt pf Chamberlin's Colic, Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy and also some testimonials stating how some wonderful cures had been wrought by tilts remedy. I de tow'ilNT w« mllimlytiK that trouble, and wish to say further to my readers sqwI fellow sufferers that lam a hale and li.-urtt man lo-iiay and feel well as 1 ever did tu my hie.— (> R Moore. Sold by Dr. R. J. R.-id Crawfordville. L. R. Brown Sharun ' Our Honor Roil. The following kiml p»tr*m-. huvi- pniil thvlr wtltBi-.ripUonti our lust i'<ue N. R. M«rp*n. f»0. u> s<-)». 13 '99 \\ T. ( IkijiDihii. 50t* to I’V’c *-?*>, 1900 G.W l i Sl.;2*> to Sfpt. -E*, .11)00 Notice of Local Legislation. Nolkvis lii rtln ^fvon that a Bill will l.»- jiiiu'fiuntl l-ct'iw tin* i>* Gftii'i .* As. !u-mWvot UriMp.-i with tin following c:«J> tiiiu, viz; An A*; h> ituu-ml th*- ('hart.-r of l lie i v. n C:mw'"i*Iv; <, I • ii- ! vnyt °u»ij ■t*|»ro\etl DeccmUr sail, isjti aiuitli. A* t' -ini. mtiiiurv t.liorr t ». uoprov t-*i August 2!)!i». ISIS). S«-|)t*>iiiln-r l§lli, ls-^i anil Ik-icmher lSili.ls'.tq a * n nuiuoni.oui i-n. «wi-i tu* i\*wb UtmiK-!’. oi w*id Ktwu of CrmwfvxIviUe. to male anuu.-iHv (rum ;«ti\ ;uk 1 all ftutd** in 11 ti*H'Uiv of said town of I'nevtomv tmli :ii'i>roi)rin(i 'ie h* s-iid (' '-.ni* i'. *>l saw town of Ciwvfot'lvilU-, may in its jp. trot hi )>■■ alii*-, t" huv and it! pnWIr s hoois now siluuied or ihat nue homifu-r In s;;nat*s< ir. * -.* >' >f Ci'Hwfo -i\ i'l*.. 1*1 i, n. >* > «i; te>t -r *V‘i.-L S* *. | - . .-itf'-V’ I*. fi: telanBCTK ' zng ; 's SMI SHU Ml Pure Home Matters of Interest to Our headers. TOWN NEWS ITEMIZED. vVliut Our People Are Doinr, Saying and Tti In king About Told in Hi ief jKite-i. —Mrs. W.C. Chapman has been sick this week. Rend the new of the Owl Drug Store, j —Col. S. H. Sibley of Union ! Point was here Tuesday. ! —Col. Ed. Shurley, of War renton. was here Monday. —Mr. S. A. Chapman spent j Wednesday at Union Point. See that elegant line of soap at the Owl Drug i Store. -Mrs. Hat tie ’ Maltbie and daughter, Miss Kale, a revisiting in Wilkes. — Mrs. Salim Reynolds return pc 1 to her home in Green Wednesday. — Chapman Hitis are doing a nice merchandise business at Union Point. - Mr. W. C. Chapman will build a barn on his lot near the old gin-shop. — Mrs. Forest Phillips of Harlem is on a visit to her parents bore. —It was cool enough for fire yesterday. Look out for frost about Oct. 19th. —Jack Beazley has gone into the office Of Horace & Carl Holden to study law. —Proft Jordan H. Sanford went up to Athens Saturday with Glenn Leg wen. —Mr. Lee a cotton buyer from Carolina. is here buying for a linn in Willimiugtun. —Seventy-three bales of cotton wore received at the depot here Sat urday last. The Owl Drug Store keeps Every tiling in the drug line front a Snrgenr's needle up. —If you.don't read our adver¬ tising columns. you will miss sortie miirbty good bargains. -r-Mlrs. ft. E. Boliue. of Wash¬ ington, is on a visit to Mrs. Julia Hauimack at this place. —Mrs. W. <). Holden lias been suffering greatly the past week from a bone fellon on her finger. —Messrs. Bert Flyut and Leon Chapman wen! to Macon and entered Mercer Uuevorsily this week. —Mrs. Elizabeth Underwood, of Siloam, is visiting her daughter Mrs. W. D. Qgletree, k near town. —Mr. Ed. Veazey has moved is f ;im i| v to town and they are residing in the building on the post office corner. —E. C. Gunn has charge of the night telegraph office at Lithonia. The young man , “ ul ol ' kv ,li '" 1 l,lst * wk - —Dr. Talley has accepted a traveling position for the Knights of Damon,and has gone on tlio r oii(t cJi'irriuizinur ' eon C la V o?s. Don t forget our club rate and special offers with our It is a good time to get vour winter reading cheap, —Mrs. Jessy Asbury and Mrs. .las W. Asbury, went over to Wasiiiugtou Monday to visit relatives and friends, returning Wednesday. - Mr. C. E. Smith, of Wash¬ ington. was over last week talk ing of putting up a COHOU seed warehouse here for the Excelsior Mfg. Co.. Of Ills city. . —The Crawfordville mode its quarterly vetxjrt last . aud , is still making , agood , uev c .s situwiug. Our people do not see . how the\ could . , along , now get without the Batik, Davison A Fargo and havers WKl ill)! .- e .*•; v more for coi;o - a- g a- it is ortere i to thei ?, k M t. i f.tsl at t ie present > vl uti. “THE ANNEX.” I have just completed my new room which now gives an additional 4,>00 square feet floor space to my already large store. $7,500.00 STOCK. 1 am now filling this Annex with an entirely new stock of up-to-date furniture, as large variety as can be found in any ity South. PRICES TO SUIT THE TRADE. W. T. JOHNSON, Washington, Georgia. After Oct. 1st, m The Owl Drug Store, ■■ i Will occupy the store recently occpied by BUSS K FOLLOW r THE CROWD. It Leads to The Owl) Drug Store.^to-s. * ( broke His lA'it. | Bertus Edwards, oldest son of Mr. G. T. Edwards, fell from a ! wagon at his home near Sandy I Cross yesterday morning and j broke his leg. Dr. broken Beazley limb. was called to set the Hope it is not serious. For Kent. The house and lot now occupied by Mr. Paul Lucas and three acres of bind attached, is for rent, for year 1900. Conveniently j close to one of Georgia the best and schools the in middle churches. Apply to E. I. Anderson, Crawfordville, Ga. Seedling Trees for Sale. Mr. Jessie Taylor. Barnett, Ga., has a, fine lot of excellent peach trees which he has raised from seed of most selected seed¬ lings. He will sell them cheap. 1 They just right to trans i are I plant this fall. See him before they are promised. Moved to Decatur. Mr. and Mrs. 3. W. McCord have moved from Norwood to Decatur. Mr. McCord is shipping manager of the H. Y. McCord Grocery Co., in Atlanta, where* he has been some time and he has moved his family’to Decatur to be convenient to school and close to his business. Hr. Reid’s New Quarters. Dr R. J. Reid has rented the new brick store jest vacated by Paul G. Lucas, aud will move his drug store to that building next week. In a notice on this page this week he invites his friends and patrons to call on him at his new place. He ex pects to add largely to his stock and keep up to date goods at lowest prices. Mr. J. K. Yount Dead. Mr. John R. Young died at his son - s iu Athens Saturday !nlgW UM aftor a abort illnoss. Mr. Young was well known in j this part of the “country, having preached at most all the Baptist i cDui'olit^JS niounel here. His wife • , 1 ‘ ° 1 a * A uu 1 Our sv uiy at lues ai-e extern »•( o, l bereaved, especia.ly to Miss Irene, the daughter, who i teaching school at Margaretts Grove in this county. She was telephoned for Suuday morning and Mr. Will Sanford went out ( her. for Crawfordville Drug Store. 1 have moved to the Brick building ot next door to the Bank with a nice line DRUGS, PAINTS, OILS. MEDICINES. AND PATENT In fact you will find everything usually kept in a tii^-class Drug Stc r e. Call to see me when in town. t-sk Again i ing vou for your patronage in the past. L the same iu : c 1 inure. R. J. REID, Proprietor. You Should mil Miss Them. If our readers want to find out who will offer the best -’Hard time” bargains during the next few months, just read our adver¬ tisements. We have been prom¬ ised some notices that will tell you of wondrous cheap goods. The Northeastern Extended. The Georgia Railroad author ities have extended the •North¬ eastern” sidetrack out far beyond the Crawfordville Gin¬ nery & Mill Co’s, plant,'and have somewhat leveled up the roads around the junction at the depot It has fifteen said that some cotton seed^Jt rehouses will be built on the extension. The Road has bought a small strip of land on the extension for that purpose. Almost Made Mew. Mi. John H. Stephens tells us that he will haye the Reid drug storeroom handsomely repainted and fixed up in superb style ready for occupancy by the Owl Drug Store op Oct 1st. This is a good location and when over¬ hauled \yill be most excellent new quarters for the Owl Drug Store. Everything will be up to-date, and the patrons of the Store will tiud it a uice place. A Military Company. There is a movement on foot to organize a military company for Taliaferro county. We are informed that the application has been sent to the state; General and it may not be ong before the boys here will be practicing the tactics of not to go to the Philippines but for fun and caution incase of any needed home protection. This L a good idea and all our people should support the movement. place to Get Clothing. In their fall announcement. Messrs. I. C. Levy’s Son & Co. tell our readers of a most excel lent , stock , of i c o 111 .- - e ' furnishings which they are ! offering to our people at lowest prices for the ! g°°‘i s ; kev a w,t\s Q- i. Mr. 1 \y. A. Wright is still 3 this splendid old firm and if you | d auythincr you may want in ( Wright ~ and his nim ^ “l be , lau to set e j at . 0 ( tiwe ( - ! —Prof. J. H. Sanford aud Miss Carter went over to Macon this week on a short visit. Brightest Items from Near by t Counties. i TOLD IN SMALL NOTES. To the Credit o' the Excellent Count? Journal* Trout Which We Get the Crr-amy Sows. Notts from the Washington Chronicle: Miss Ella Adams died here Monday with meningitis. Mr. and Mrs. Will Moore are j yisiting relatives in this place. ; Mr. Aris Lindsay wig* planted in June has very tine crops cotton and corn. Mr. Fred Hunter shows ’ a stalk of corn 12 feet high, containing 4 iroou ears. Judge Samuel Lumpkin -aud Mr. Geo. Pahmer was found ' loilcl Tuusday morning near ’T, supi, 0 f J ;° "“. ve be< "l Billed by u accidental discharge v oi his gun while hunting Monday. His head was badly shot. Judge Hillsman died at White Plains several days ago. The yield of sweet potatoes is reported short in most every section. The army worm is plentiful in all the adjourning counties as well as in Taliaferro. Miss Bessie Chapman who has been quite sick at Powelton has about recovered. Mrs. T. J. Ledbetter died at Salem, Greene county, on Tues¬ day night of last week. A Burke county man reports gathering 21 bales of cotton from 35 acres, not yet through pick¬ ing. S People are talking about hav¬ ing plenty of rime to plant small grain this fall as the cotton will all be out so early. Mrs. Dr. Reid, after a pleasant stay at her fafchr’s, returned home Sunday.—White Plains cor. Herald-Journal. The Oglethorpe Echo says that the tax rate for that county is 6.85 that it was a typographic error that it read 3.85. A faithful servant was willed a house and lot in Winterville by Mr. W. I. Tuck who died in that place a short time ago. Mr. Boykin Wright, of Sharon, accompanied by Miss Henrietta Smith, of Greeuesboro, visited Siloam Sunday, the 10th. When you Johnson’s go to Washing “Annex”. ton visit The news comes from Craw “““ w i]j j. un a very narrow escape, Reporter, Don.t fail t0 see Johnson’s in Washington, Dr ' W A Moore, father of VIrs w T . Flyut, of Crawford ville and Mrs. J. A. Kendrick, of Sharon, had a stroke .of paraly¬ sis and has been quite. feeble ever since. The great success of Chamber¬ lin's Colic. Cholera aud Diarrhoea Remedy in the t reatment of bow el complaints has made it j ar d over the greater part of the j civilized world. For sale by Dr. R. J. Reid, Crawfordville. L. R. Brown, Sharon. ; Don’t miss a treat. Goto Johnson’s “Annex” Farmers in t\ ilkes and other i counties in the state are organ! ziil & institutes. This is a good 1 idea and if they would organize and stick together they could get better prices for their cotton and Other truck. As usually treated a will disable the injured person three or four weeks, but if berlin’s Pain Balm is freely plied a complete cure may be rected iu a very few days. Pain ^ Balm also cures rheumatism, cuts bruises and burns. | ! sale fordville, by Dr. L. R. R. J. Srown, Reid, Sharon. Craw Dr. Rhodes of Hillman, wasln the city Tuesday. He says ; Hillman is pretty dull now. but a company of Crawfordville capitalists will purchase the place and put it on a boom.— Georgia Reporter. TO THE DEAF—A rich lady, or.red of horD ;fnc— u:i*i NuisoCin th- Head bv Dr. Nichoi-xin s Artificial Eitr Dninis stave sl0.O*X) to this Institute, So thHf peop o unable to pr< Ear Drams mav h ive themf^ee, Address No. T t oi-ti* -e. T80 Eitilth Avenue. X- It Cured Her Boy. so." Vs if emm t i ^ R U T mM, a .5§§l UWhen my son George was 14, he was stricken with a ter¬ rible nervous affliction. Phy¬ sicians nor medicines helped him. He lost his speech, use of limbs and could 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. Mrs. Julia O’Connor, Willis, Tex. ff DR. MILE®’ Nonfin® is sold by all druggists on guarantee, first bottle benefits or money back. Book on heart and nerves sent free. Dr. Miles Medical Company, Elkhart, Ind. Cotton Market. Crawfordville prices corrected every Thursday? Middling, 5 3-4 Low Middling, oi Good Ordinary 43-4 Beautiful Hair. Gan always be obtained by using that highly perfumed aud strictly scientific compound—Dr. Murray’s Hair Promoter. It .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 lias no ■qual. See advertisement elsewhere in his paper. 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 visit your homes ana do hair cutting ind 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. Citation. - ri EORGIA, TALIAFERRO COUNTY: '* J. K. ami A. I>. Kendrick, adminis¬ trators on the estate of C. S. Kendrick, hue of said county, deceased, having filed i heir petition lor discharge, this is to cite all persons concerned to show cause iUininst the granting of this discharge, at the regular term of the com t of ordinary for said comity to Ik; held on the first Monday in October, 18(H). GEO. II. MITCHELL, Ordinary. Salesmen Wanted. Good wages to soil our Nun-cry Stock. Apply for terms.”Wi vviil have for Spring and Full. 189'.' and 1( 0 >, an immense stock of Apple, Pear, Peach, Plum, Apricot, Cherry, Grape, etc. ornamental Also small fruits shade and trees, roses, etc. We make a specialty of wholesaling to large planters direct at low price*. Write us for wholesale price list,. Address, CEDAR HILL NURSERY Co., Winchester, Term. DAVISON & FARGO Any one can sell cotton, but it takes an expert with ex¬ perience and judg¬ ment to get the 10TH SEASON best results. Our m arket letter is mailed free on i—•• WE SOLICIT YOUR BUSINESS. COTTON^ FACTORS. AUGUSTA. GA.
