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Vinegar & Pickle.
I have a fresh lot of
Heinz’s High Grade
Vinegar and Pickle
Heinz's Best Pickling Vinegar, guar¬
anteed to keep any kind of pickle, per gal., 40c
Heinz's Cucumber Pickle, in bulk, per qt.,..........15c
Heinz’s Sweet Mixed Pickle, in bulk, per qt.,.......25o
Buy the above and you have bought
the best.
W. C. Chapman,
The Grocer.
SHORT ITEMS.
Jelly tumblers and covers atj Ohas.
Bergstrom’s.
Miss Ruth Rhodes is visiting in
Greensboro.
Miss Marjorie Goluekc is visit¬
ing in the city.
I bought my spectacles from C. Berg¬
strom and am well pleased.
Miss Lola Lou Smith arrived
Thursday night from Atlanta.
Mr. apd Mrs. R. L. Hadaway
are on a shopping tour in the
north.
Nearly every steamer from New
York brings goods for C. Bergstrom.
Mr. Alex Johnson has opened
school at Sharon with bright
prospects.
Miss Marie Dakmann of Wash¬
ington visited Crawfordville
Thursday.
r Lamps of superior quality, shades,
lamp chimneys Nos. 0, 1 and 2 at Berg¬
strom’s.
Several from Crawfordville at.
tended camp meeting at Fount¬
ain Camg ground Sunday.
Mrs. Hawes Cloud returned
Thursday from a visit to friends
in Warren and McDuffie.
C. Bergstrom has a plentiful supply
of good, fresh turnip and rutabaga
seed.
Stephens High School opens
one week from next Monday
(Sept. 3). Miss Smith has select¬
ed an able corps of assistants for
the following year.
Oil stoves and heaters at Bergstrom’s.
It looked as if the weather
man had forgotten to close the
water gates Wednesday night.
The rain was almost continuous
the whole night.
TELEPHONE No. 40
For anything you need in
Fancy $ Heavy Groceries,
Canned Goods, etc. We can supply you
with Rough Rider, Royal, Ilorsford’s and
Parrot & Mankey Baking Powders. IVcw line
Tin and Galvanized Ware
Received. Let us sell you your Mason’s
Fruit Jars and Farm Supplies.
J. W. McCORD.
Mrs. A. J. Chapman and two
children from Union Point are
visiting here.
Sewing and machine needles for all
hands and machines atC. Bergstrom’s.
Mr. W. H. Jones and family
of Augusta returned home Tues¬
day after spending soma time
with relatives near here.
A good deal of improyement
is going on here now. Sounds
of the saw and hammer are heard
in nearly every direction.
For Sale: one-fourth undivided inter¬
est in the old Joe Henry place, on Mil
drajon road three miles from Crawford
ville. Place contains about 275 acres.
Viroii, Henry
The election was very quiet in
Taliaferro Wednesday, but a
good vote was polled. The
returns of Taliaferro coun¬
ty will be found elsewhere in
this issue.
Glass and crockery of all sorts and
candy, crackers and canned goods at
Bergstrom’s.
Miss Corry Jennings left
Tuesday for her home in Atlanta,
after spending the summer here.
She was accompanied as far as
Greensboro by Misses Hattie
Tucker and Kathleen Melton.
Call up No. 19-2 if you hear
anything new. The editor wili
appreciate it.
All kinds of dressed lumber
and other material for building,
such as inch boards, (any width)
different grades of flooring, ceil¬
ing, shingles and finishing ma ¬
terial of usual dimensions: moul
dings, doors, sash, blinds, man¬
tels, etc., for sale by S. II.
Rhodes. Storage rooms near
depot.
Card of Thanks.
We wish to express our deep¬
est gratitude and appreciation
for the many kindnesses and sym¬
pathy shown us and our grand
mother, Mrs. Nancy Reid, during
her recent illness and death. We
sincerely thank every one who
so kindly ministered to her or to
us. Her Grandchildren.
Wanted:—Gentleman or lady with good
reference, to travel by rail or with rig,
for firm of $259,000.00 capital. Salary
$1,072.00 per year and expenses; salary
paid weekly and expenses advanced. Ad¬
dress, with stamp, Jos. A. Alexander,
Crawfordville, Ga.
Bentley-Duncan,
Miss Nellie Bentley was joined
in the holy bonds of matrimony
Wednesday night, at the home of
her father Mr. William Bentley,
to Mr. Duncan of Barnes
ville. A few friends and rela¬
tives were present at the cere
mony. The br ie and groom
left Friday m u-uing for At¬
lanta. May their path be strewn
with flowers that will never fade
nor die.
Tlie Only Guaranteed Kidney Pure
is Smith’s Sure Kidney Cure. Your
druggisa will refund your money if after
taking one bottle you arc not satisfied
with rcsulis. 00 cents by Radaway &
Moore.
Will Speak at Cpawfordville.
State School Commissionor W.
B. Merritt will speak in Craw¬
fordville Aug. 27th at noon, du
ing the intermission of court, at
the Court House. He will de¬
liver an address on the efening
of the same date at 8o’clock at
the Stepheus High School build¬
ing. on the educational ir rest
of Taliaferro county. / the
.
Board of Education of the c
Teachers. Patrons and, '
the schools are urged to pros
ent. *? Jr
ALWAYS CURES. L
To cure a disease a remedy . . ’ meet
the requirement of the general Vstem.
Haggard’s Specific Tablets do ays and
cure Indigestion, Nervous Deb; it j, Con¬
stipation, Kidney and BladderTrytbles,
Lost Vitality and all kindred 'Use ses by
building up the entire system. TJe va¬
rious structures are braced up and re-in
forced by these Tablets and the egnns
are excited to healthy functional iclton.
Send for book of particulars and won¬
derful cures. Price 50 cts. per box. If
your will be druggist cannot supply you they
Address tent prepaid upon receipt of price.
Haggard Specific Co., Atlanta
Ga.
1 believe C. Bergstrom has < very
thing anybody wants, and il art/thing
is out he gets it for you so quickly.
Mrs. W. P. Hubert left Wed¬
nesday for Harlem where she
will spend some time. She has
been in very bad health iately,
hut is somewhat improved now.
Laces and trimmings of all sorts at
O. Bergstrom’s.
A reception was given at the
court house Tuesday night by
the ladies of the Methodist
church. Ice cream was served,
the proceeds were devoted to im¬
proving the parsonage.
The two ginneries are being
put in good condition by
the managers. Mr. C. L. Thax
ton wili manage the gin for the
.Southern Cotton Oil Co. this sea¬
son, and Mr. C. H. Golucke will
operate his own, as usual.
Rhodes Bros. & Co. and Gee
& Taylor have exchanged loca¬
tions. Rhodes Bros. & Co. are
now located in the Bank build’g
where Gee & Taylor Were, and
Gee & Taylor are in the Hotel
Building at Rhodes Bros’, od
stand.
imw nmw mmm
Q&mrmuE
Those who are Raining flesh
and strongth by regular treat¬
ment with
Scott’s F.mulsion
should continue the Treatment
in hot weather: smaller dose
andn little cool milk with It will
do away with any objection
which is attached to fatty pro¬
ducts durinn the heated
season.
Send for free sample.
SCOTT X- HOWNK, Chemists,
400-4*5 Pearl Street, New York.
50c. and £i.oo ; all druggists.
jury list.
August Term, 1900.
GRAND JURORS.
A S Lunceford,
G M Hayes,
J B Simmons,
A H Mathis,
L S Jackson.
R L Hadaway,
E D Hadaway,
F L Asbury,
K H Rhodes,
B F Wynne,
A D Moore,
J T Wright,
G W Stewart, '
W O Lunceford,
J T Pate
W R Reid,
J C Lunceford,
J W McCord,
T YV Morris,
R C Monk,
W II Murden,
J W Fall in,
J W Echols.
G C Davis,
A T Kay,
O D Moore,
S M Marchman,
J L Moore,
D L Cloud,
J F Holden.
TRAVERSE JURORS.
K .J Dower,
J J Moore,
W V Ogletree,
A D Kendrick,
H T Moore,
L A Moore, Sr.,
B II Moore,
A J Melton,
A C Davidson, x
W C Morris,
J M Kendrick,
E I Anderson,
B F Evans,
D S Stewart,
M F Griffith,
J W Farmer,
Geneva Chapman,
J L Williams,
G B Stewart,
W R Taylor,
W C Chapman,
W P Hubert,
W T Golclough,
L T Meadows,
O L Chapman,
F F Darden,
B B Ray,
L H Jackson,
S A Daniel,
J Hugh Wheeler,
A *T Gunn,
W F Hill,
W II Moore,
.1 R Moore,
J N Wall,
J R Stewart.
Why does the sun burn? Why does u
mosquito Hling? Why do we feel unhappy
in the Good Old Summer Timr? Answer:
WC don’t. We use DeWitl’s Witch Haz¬
el Halve, and these little ill- don’t bother
us. Learn to look for the name on the
box to get the genuine. Hold by Jfitdu
way & Moore.
Miss Mabel Werner is visiting
Mrs. C. A. Owens.
Miss Willie Tucker is at home
after closing her school at Ber
tnuda.
Taliaferro’s Vote.
As will be seen from an edito¬
rial ill this issue we failed to get
official returns to he published in
The Advocate-Democrat thi a
week. We do not give the vote
by precincts, but following is
the vote of the entire county:
For Governor; EbUH 4, Howell
11, Russell 2, Hoke Smith 287’
Jim Smith. 142.
See. of State; Cook 420.
Comptroller-Gen ; Sanford 72.
Wright 304.
Treasuitr; Park 430.
Attorney Gem; Hart 420.
School Commissioner; John¬
ston 189, Merritt 228.
Com Agriculture; Hudson 434.
Prison Commiiis’nur; Evans 431
Chief Justice unexpired term;
Fish 432.
Asso. Justice utiex. term 1911
Beck 430.
Asso. Justice utiex. term 1907;
Atkinson 371, Lumpkin 378.
Asso. Justice full term; Atkin¬
son 371, Lumpkin 390.
Senator; Bacon 433.
Congressman; Hardwick 357.
Do You Suffer From Kidney 'I roubles!
We guarantee one bottle of Smith’
Sure Kidney Cure lo benefit or cure, or
your druggist will refund your money
I'lice 50 rents, ilndawny & Moore.
FOR RENT
Dwelling house with 0 rooms
in which Mr. ;Jack Hubert re¬
sides, will) one or two horse
farm jus out of town is for - rent
by J udge Holden.
” —T- .. - " T ' ' ' '
Watson’s Magazine
The leading exponent, of Jeffersonian
Democracy, Watson, Georgia, Edited Gy Hon. Thus. E.
of the Father of Rural
Free Delivery; author of "The Story of
France," “Life of Napoleon,” "Life mid
Times of Thomas Jefferson,” “Bethany”,
and other books. Mr. Watson was the
People’s Party nominee for Vice-Presi¬
dent in 180(1, and for President in 1004.
He is to-day heading a middle-class
reform movement which is bound to
sweep the country in a short time.
Watson's Mac, a/.inf. is not a Socialist
publication. If does not stand for
collective ownership of all the means of
production. public Mr. Watson believes in
railroads, or telegraphs government ownership of
and telephones;
in municipal electric ownership lights, of street rail¬
ways, gas, believes water works,
etc.; and he in private owner¬
ship of all industries not natural
monopolies.
The middle class......the home owners,
farmers, small business men and prop¬
erty owners —won Jefferson’s victory in
Biddic’s 1800; won Jackson’s victory over Nick
money power in 1882; won
Lincoln's victory in 1800. But each
time after the flush of victory had died
away, and they became sleep. careless of their
rights went to They have
slept 1805, a but—— good portion of the time since
Watson’s Magazine is waking them
up. Another great victory is in the
air. Keep in touch with the move¬
ment.
Fifteen cents a copy at newsstands;
$1.50 a year by mail. Sarnply copy
for 4 two-cont stamps and four names
of reading friends. Address,
Tom watson's magazine,
121 West -J2d Street,
New York City.
ShEciAh Clubwng Rath.
A d vacate-1 Jemocrat,______! _ $1.00
Watson’s Magazine,......_ $1.50
Total,........ $2.50
Both One Year lor $1.75
SMITH’S.SURE KIDNEY CURE.
Tint only guaranteed kidney remedy.
Boy it try it It costa you nothing if It
falls. Price 5o cents at Hadaway &
Moore's.