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Heinz Pickies.
I have added a full line of Heinz’s
Pickles, Sauce, Chow Chow, Catsup, Pre¬
serves and Heinz’s High Grade Pickling
Vinegar to my stock.
Heinz’s name on any package guaran¬
tees satisfaction. A trial will convince.
w. C, CHAPMAN,
THE GROCER.
LOCAL SNAP-SHOTS.
The Irish pota bug continues
with us.
Six new cash subscribers this
week.
People just love to come to
Crawfordville to trade,
Mr. R. A- Rhodes was here
from Union Point Monday.
Miss Marie Lanneau has re¬
turned to her home at Madison.
Dr. R. C. Binnsspent Tuesday
at Washington.
Send in that little amount you
are due us. We need it.
Mr. T. P. Kendrick is visiting
his father’s family near Sharon.
Duck hats at Mrs. Ii. C.
Smith's millery store.
Rev Ben. Graham returned
home yesterday,
Fighting one another, don’t
pay, boys. Get together.
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The boys can’t walk the streets
after 8 o’clock uovv.
Mr. John F. Holden visited
Atlanta Wednesday.
The Methodist here are talk¬
ing about building a new church.
Don’t act the baby and be
spiteful in business matters.
Quite a crowd will attend the
picnic at Miller’s mill next Sat¬
urday.
Taliaferro farmers have un
doubtediy reduced their cotton
acreage.
Every firm who advertises in
this paper, deserves the cousid
oration of our readers.
Miss Jeanette Allen is visiting
her aunt, Mrs. Emma Evans, at
Blackville, S. C.
Sheriff Edwards picked up a
negro Monday and carried him
to Washington Tuesday.
It is bad enough for men to
drink liquor, but when small j
boys get at it, it is much worse.
The gospel of hatred and mal¬
ice is a bad thing for one to |
carry around in his bosom.
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Free tickets at U. S. Gunn’s,
which entitles the holder the
privilege of getting a dozen cab
net size photographs for- 48c.
The editor has the prettiest
garden in town but everybody
hereabouts knows that he does
not deserve any ciedit (or it.
If you want this paper, a lino
farm paper and the semi-week
ly Journal, just send us H-oO
and we 11 do the rest.
Mr, Fred Stone, of Nye, spent
several days here this week as
1 he guest of his sister, Mrs. T.
F. Kendrick.
Mr. John T. Cox. an old citi¬
zen of Taliaferro, but who is
now making his home in Wil’o
was here. Friday.
Mrs. C. A. Owens and little
daughter have returned from an
extended visit to relatives at
K ; rkwood.
You will miss a treat if you do
not read the ad, of Gunn & Sag
gus, on this page.
Mrs. Emily Boline returned
to Washington yesterday, after
a visit to Mrs. J N. Chapman.
No, sii-oe, bud; we do not be¬
long to as small a thing as a
“crowd.” We gallop with the
whole gang. See !
Good roads, good schools, a
good county paper and telphone
connection are indispensable.
Had you ever thought about it?
We are going to invite Presi¬
dent Roosevelt to attend the pic
nic at Ilillmau on the Fourt h of
July.
Miss Nina Brake has accepted
a position with T. F. Kendrick
Co., Miss Katie Maltbie having
resigned her position with tills
firm.
Bet us renew your subscrip¬
tion to the Atlanta daily or
weekly Journal or daily or week¬
ly Constitution. Can save you
money. Don’t forget it
Whenever you hear a fellow
talking about oilier folks want¬
ing to run things and being ras
cals, it is a good idea to watch
him. And that’s no joke,
Tne Mildrajon items were
misplaced in this office this
week, and do not appear as
usual- We appreciate “Obser¬
ver’s” letters very much, and
regret that they were lost,
The engagemont of Miss May
Story, of Thomson, to a Sanders
vilie gentleman, lias been an¬
nounced. Miss Story is pleas¬
antly remembered as the musi
cal diiectressof Stephens High
School.
Marshal Thaxton and Mr.
Scab Jones attempted to arrest a
swarm of Vices the other day on
the court house square. We in
formed them that we hadn’t
lost any bees.
If your subscription to the
Advocate-Democrat has expired,
send us a dollar and have it re¬
newed. Wo can’t afford to credit
you, and don’t get mad when
we send you a statement.
Col. Hawes Cloud is making
a very acceptable county court
so ii c itor. And this is saying a
great deal for Col. Cloud, There
are a whole lot of funny thinking
people iu this connty.
p 0Opie who sell or buy liquor
iiligjtimately, are bound to get
into trouble, sooner or later. We
went to a man the other day and
told him if he wag, in anyway,
handling liquor, to quit it. It's
a bud business, boys.
Recognizing that now is a very
time with the farmers, .Tuoge
Andrews has decided not to hold
any court next Monday. Court
wiil convene to draw a jury for
the June ’erm. but no cases will
be tried, and parties und wit
’ esses need not appear next
Moad ty.
Three Popular Styles of Puritan Corsets
Every feature tliat pertains to comfort,
such as i>raeefuluoss of figure and perfec¬
tion of lit is given special attention to as¬
sure absolute enjoyment when wearing a
Puritan Corset. Every i»«ir is sold
under a guarantee. If they fail to give
satisfactory* wear and comfort, after *>0
days use, they may he returned to us and
wc will give {■y another iu exchange or refund
\ *lli* money
No. 170'.). No. 70.
Stylo No. 17U! This gar¬ Stylo No, 1000. Is a ■ :i r
ment produces a slender effect mo at designed for medium iig
for stout f igures it also has art's, medium high bust, straight
the adjustable hip which makes front.
g very comfoTtabie. Tlmse are all made of light,
durable Bat iste, a weight that
can be comfortably used all
Style No. 7'). The hose seasons of t he year.
supporter of this No. are
We also call your attention
equipped with the Velvet Grip 1, line of SATIN and VEN
i our
Button and Adjustable Loop. Tl HEATED GIRDLES and
,
This improved bu on does not No. 1900 CORSETS
SUMMER at 50c.
slip or tear the sti. king.
REMEMBER, this is the only Corset made that has the
Patent Chop, which is a great convenience.
Corai .incement is Nearly Here,
and Hie qu Hion with nearly every mother is what cun l get
for the children’s commencement dresses. Make our store a visit
and this qu tion will be settled, for it will he no trouble to make
a selection “om the stock of thin goods we have to show* you.
See <f)ur line of White Canvass Oxfords.
iffiNX & SAhtrUS,
The Close Margin Store, (’raw ford vide, G;i
Mysterious Fire
On Wednesday, ab out 1 o’clock
a handsome new frai ne and pic
ture of Judge H. M. Holden was
burned at his reTdaneo in a
most mysterious manner—at
least the fire which destroyed it
originated in a strange way
The picture, which had only
been received a few days ago,
was reeli ing against the grate
in the parlor. There h ad been no
lire in the grate f >r several
weeks, but some one going into
the room, at the one above
mentioned, discovers fire in the
grate and tin* pi cl up i.nd frame
on fire. Tim wood wturk aroaud
I the grate smoked ?4nd a rug
burned, was the othe|r damage.
! Ladies
Who buy their
Hats from rHo art;
invariably }» cased.
M v every «/ e! fort is
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to please mjy
roiis,
j ills l H. SMITH.
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The School Ficnie.
Let it be remembered that
Frid Ay, May 5th, is day appoiut
_
ed for the annual picnic of the
Stephens High School .
In order that the young, mid
dle-aged. the elderly people, and
every one, regardless of age,
might spend a pleasant, day out
in the beautiful forest on the
banks of the rippling stream, a
near-by-place has been chosen.
Therefore, let everyone,
who can possibly do so, attend
the picnic at Moore’s Mill next
Friday.
The business men of Craw¬
ford v ill o have agreed to close
their stores and place - of busi
ness amt take a day off tor the
picnic will be made
Ample provision
to furnish conveyances for every
one who may desire to go.
Everyone is invited and re
quested lo meet on The the the picnic
.square at 8 a. m.
party will leave town at KffiO a.
m.
We wish all who may attend a
very pica ant day
Very Cordialiy, _
Lola Lou Smith, _
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A Good Woman Gone
The funeral of Mrs. Mattie
Veazey, wife of Mr. Mel ward
Veazey, occurred Friday at
Bethany, and was attended by a
large concourse of friends and
relati vcs.
The services were conducted
by Rev. His re
marks were beautiful and appre¬
ciate..
Mrs. Veazey was born and
reared in this county, and had
only been in Atlanta, with he."
husband, a few months.
She had been a sufferer for
several years, yet here all with
| a sweet pal ienc.e and resignation
! that charaet mizes the true Chris -
; than. Besides a devoted husband
i and three young daughters, a
sister and three brothers are left
| to grieve for her.
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II. C.Smiths.
Remember
That you you don’t don't have have to stop
j [jour plow shod long to get your
horse ai ’’ A Dozier has
; horse shoes ready punched.
I Aiao a nice lint o'! !! ms, Ties,
' j; s .<,,'t Da- Bards,
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j v> ith which to •(> ibest of re
i vvoiX. Ua.i and .,ee him.