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About The Ashburn advance. (Ashburn, Ga.) 18??-19?? | View Entire Issue (Jan. 21, 1898)
Vienna lias put n t'TiOO licence the sale of cider. A special from Boiirban, Ind., to Tuesday's Constitution says; Rev. Mr. Akin, pastor of the Flock of Bethel church, Sunday night took for his theme, “llis Satanic Majesty.” lie is an eloquent man and he painted the nrcli fiend in vivid colors. At tlie climax of the description a being, dressed to represent a devil, with large head jy/td switching tail, ambled up aisle, blowing smoke from his no.- trils and bellowing: kl i am devil and wunt all of you, » » The andiunce became panic stricken. Men, women and children hurled !o the floor and tram¬ pled npimj in tho mad rush for the door. In the cotifu«tou etove was upturned uml the l.nil ding caught (Ire. Before the her rilied members regained their sell ses the lire had gained such head way that all attempts to save church were in vain. This morn ing George Akin, son of the pas tor, confessed that he, with the help of other boys, rigged up u devil suit ami knowing the sub¬ ject of his father’s sermon, con- eealed himsell behind a rjmirand awaited the arrival of the emigre gation. DON'T WORRY. I inly ilio iicrvima worry. Don’t worry about noitiething that may ImjqiGfi tomorrow, be rauso you limy di« tonight and out of reach of tomorrow’s liup /Killings. Don’t worry over u thing that happened yesterday, (because tho day is us much out your reach as a day a hundred years back. If you don’t believe it, reach out and try to bring it back. Don’t, worry about, things that aro happening today, because the day will Inst. but. a few minutes. Don't worry over things you can t help, because it would only make things worse, pon’t worry about tilings you ran help, because there is iu» need u( worry. Don’t worry at all. If yon want to he penitent now and then, it will not hurt you to go into the sackcloth.and ashoj; busi BCBK a llttlo; it will d« you good ,> But. . worry, worry, worry. I* ,, n’t, fret, fret. Why (hero in neither sorrow, ponitoncc, xtrougth, for giveneas, reformation nor rosolu Violin in worry. It in only worry. J. rr> > 1 . I i-lTT A y fk ( O. DKAI.KUS IN «: S&NBRAli ® ®fiRGHARDlSE; igf Aslibiinr, iin. A iii ivi ilii* *»a i-l.i iUiit lumimi k * tl f 5 WK ure t)ie ><*rti)prs h* Iiiigh : A of llom'vil Mi'ri banihse, and ran - is fill your ontors promptly, ftn<t nt » • priros auitablo to the low price of J | rottoiv. No use in going to other E towns when you mn get the same | t goods from us at the same prices t • utul save ewt of travel. Wo tarry f j n line of n>l! goods needed bv mn ► customers. Be sure to roll at the j lilt; BRICK. STOCK i i j Of .1. S. BKTTS A Oh 5 and inspect the large stork of 7 goods always kept on hand. We 3 take pleasure in showing custom j err through our stock. Call on us. f ('lothinu. Dress h’ahries. Shoes and Hats. ^ee @ur [i'unpuii I @p Stairs. Solid Oak Bedsteads, Bureaus, --HU Parlor and bedroom sets gt t J * ^ |. J RETT!) & 60 - LIVKKY \Y. K. Jenkins. FIRST KATE AM !< t.M.Mt JliATIONS. Asliluirn, • flit. ■J. S Betts & v ,.. p wiBA NICK STOCK OF \ HI US’ DRESS HOURS , TRIM MINUS would bo pleased and to tho ladies <d Asbburn hui ,'ouinUug country. riiis Tiiisu ni /t|T|* 0/1 ft 4 .A V 1 fk i J TAw* ** mj- • • • Ani ln*h and |c|<}|||* Meat, Or its, It ice. Sugar, Ooffoo, ^ Moo Ami in flirt any ami everything that knpt in u tir»t-olima (Irmmry lloiiae bo in.'! nt our fa.rge IVriuk Stoto che»ii ttH 0*° vhoapeat. - IVe Hurry a I'ull Man of FunsriTDnH, UP 8T AIRS Onr Stock of SHOES lx Complete, wilh a Specialty of Ladles’ nuil I’hll- dreu’s Fine Sunda/ IVcar, We also handle the best brands of Cigars , Tobacco , Snuff, FIc. Knll Ihis of the bent, makes ot STOVES SOW 0> HASH. All kind* of STOCK FEED at UKASON.UtLi; PUU'ES. rtl f, cilwonx of A*hbimi ua.l aur- rouixliUR country &ro ooniially invHet) t,i call and inxpmrt our stock/ Wo have a Wagon Yard and Hti*il»\ I'Ved Trough*, oto., bw the oonvewk «ne» of our ouatomew i' 0 |>e«ially. ttonpectf iillv. J. kS„ HKTTS & CO SEEPRET&RQQBIJn. if) 9 4 I A I <lA \ 1 fOU ft: | mi k EVER mi m TROUGH t: A ^ OF WHAT YOU \V< )( 1 , 1 ) N l'",Ki) N EXT: w* UiA A .STOVE! ?> W ME * • y y Vi f (AND A WIFE.) \VK HAVE THE STOVE. And will close them out at $0.50. flpx mik A 7 1-4 at Xli \-± >':’;-fl^S.%(>ur N-i. 1 — 15 Stoves A Ar.) («oiiig at $ 0 . 50 . jffl Aiul Di vCioods Acoordiimlv. C7 * % >Y<* have a few more Capes on hand. buyer will be olf to New York in GO and we must make room to the * NEW STOCK- -sk-mDli [ l ( u'rythin^ ,f\ oiV. . - - _ , $ 2,000 Word! ■%- ♦ %■ This paper announces, in connection with The Atlanta "Weekly Constitutution, a new offer in which everyone may have a ch*tt« to supply the missing word in this sentence! i "AT FIRST IT WAS CONSIDERED BY ^r THE * ’ AS A GOOD OMEN" The sentence is taken from a well-known publication. The word Is a familiar one, and it may readily suggest itself. Contest Began Jan. I—Ends Haich 1 , 9 B T9 ENTER THIS CONTEST YOU MUST SUBSCRIBE FOR Y7' y I ; IN CONNECTION WITH THE ADVANCE, AT THE EXTREMELY $ 1,2 LOW PRICE OF In connection with this Clubbing Rate, we wiil, if you send your guess with the subscription price, forward all for you and thus <^GIV£ YOU A CHaKOE AT THE mVM WORD FUND At the end of period covered by this contest The Constitution will pay oat to the successful party or parties the full prize amount that has accrued In the contest. The plan i ; simple and these contests have becor me 90 popular and have been conduct, d with such absolute fairness to all that they have been widely copied after, but none have become equal to The Constitution’s preat origin »1 series. IN ONE YEAR THE CONSTITUTION HAS RAID OUT^—wsssSfc. NEARL Y $ 6 .000 IN CASH In those missing word contests. It sots aside 10 per cent of the subscrip- tlon fund received from subscriber., gue.-sing at the missing word, and this fund is given to (he suc'-gu-Cu! guesser or gvies: sets in the- contest, The fund is dist;- billed with ahs-dule fairness, and the fact that The Weekly Constitul'oii has .\«'ORJO TI/.A.V ITi ooo subscribers and that it puts aside 10 per rent from a ! l guossors’ - nhseriptions for this distribu¬ tion fun4 shows that the amount to be divided at each interval is large enough to be worth striving lor.. !l is not a catch-penny or a deceit¬ ful proposition, but the p an is .n.-n and simple and IS Al»llTTKD to the mi nils hr the- 1 j «mK Ofiiie Depart incut as a meritorious contest. The IfOok frofu whUdi the tenlcnrp Ik taken is iley,.,.---ti*.T In a safety vault, under seal, and Will he opened at tin- cl. so of the contest I eh re »t coiJi|;etent which nieko.s the award alter an examh nation ot the fluLHeription hooks. In one of those contents there ivpf only one successful guesser, who rrcfivctl more then ?1,'J00; find in addition to this in one year,$5,090 has Is^n d stributed among 9uccfssful r«. supplied Uemembvr vUal, whether tht* misr ing word is or not, It costa nothing to guess, and eve n though not sin-e -ssful. the guesper gets THE GREATEST OF ALL WEEKLY NEWSPAPERS FOR ONE YEAR Keop that ; n view and send your guess with vour clubbing subscription for your home paper and Tin* Weekly Conslitution. Should you already be a subscriber So your home paper, remit $1 to this paper for The Weekly Constitu'iou for one year, and it will be forwarded to The Constitution with your yuess. The Constitution guarantees that the amount of the award will not be less than #500 in cash, and it may be as much as $2,000. THE WEEKLY CONSTITUTION’ IS THE GREATEST WEEKLY NEWSPAPER IN THE WOKIjT). It b n TVYEI.VE-l’AGE, SEVEN (OLL'M.NS-TO-’ITIE-PAGE NEWSPAPER, containing EIGHTY-FOUR COLUMNS every week. It has no equal a.s a Weekly Newspaper in America; its news reports cover the world, and its correspondents and agents are to be found in a’most every bailiwick of the South¬ ern and Western States. AH A MAGA/IM! it prints more mutter than la ordinarily found in any magazine in the country. AH AN KIM’t'ATOK it iMasohoolhouse in itself; a year's rcwlingof The Con: titution is a lit/eml education. ITS SPIiClAL PIUTllt !ir* com mend it espeuidly to every farm home in America. ITS FA It 31 ANI> FA K V. I! If S’ X»KI>.\H (’->1 !•:>' F, It** WmiinnN Depuriment and ft M rhll- •Irco’M Department are nil under 7'iir aide ttirndion, and are spoelully uttr.tt i'o.'Jrie*, fi% e to tlwtew.* ..iud to whom is these de/iurtinentM are iu)drcs.se<l. ('oriNlitution is Dcftiot r?t f >c in it a heart) n«!voc»tc i*f the principle*'CttunrintcA i« the Xniionui PiaUanti of the Pnrly, THE FOLLOWIHQ ARE THE C0SDlTI3ilS OF. THE Ten Per Cent of the I THU COXXTrsTTKlN Ft TS It!. OKU t’KXT i>t l(.“ niuuunt Is Guessers 1 Subscrip¬ receives for suLfUTijitioMs from parti- s entering the ST\«. : Ur?: U'ord fork- lent into « fund for tlistrilmUon among those who mime eonoctl.v the* tions goes to the umUng nvi>tU. Tf only one eontrtttant gets the right supplies word, the he or shfr Fund to be divided. will !«• given the entire fund,. It n\or*‘ than or,e Lai using word, tin* same will be proxiorttonately divklcd aiiiong tho su<x«safiii In other words d this guessers. Subscription Fund Tin; < ondition i»fM-rr:rn:.NT fo 2« v 4 -ff.sk amounts to $20,000 at puttied tho Missing l»y » year’s Word, »»ts«eripti«)ri is tin t ouch to and The Wwkly every gin-^s t'orrstitntlon. ninat 1-& iiec If sent on> for this period then through ihi’ paper pulilvKhiug thi$ adverti^'Uient in necvphuiee forwarded. of our the fund to go to the clubbing otTCr, the gueas :.f the missing w<>rd will be 'I’he successful guesser guess mu:dt be senrwi'h the sul will serijition. should share one person of She fund send more than one answer, he or sh« he entll'Ust ko a would be $2,000. for will each get first correct prize. answer. Persons There will be ns no cajahil times prize—everyone as they st.-tui #' a may guesH many 1 * BuboeriptionB. * * * * * i # IW MAK1N44 YOlk AXSIVKByounmi no! » rue Cipsontenc* out in fuU-piet suv the Word for the above particular pet’iorl (desigtmtlng it) is ”.................” A»DRFHS ALL Cl.l imiNG OlUM.UH TO THE ADVANCE, Asbburn, Gu. 4 s ** 8 3 /\ vr 9 v Carriages Bicycles at 0.’?5. $40, Baby Carriages and $50, §00 j?75.i?ts», $100. t-vssA'-) \_ Boys’ Wagons in V gest varecies. The Best for tne Least Money | m mmm 2T &w -X. t .'Tc lT* ' - - gss=a THE BEST STYLES a '/irsT prices, &‘-s .^jLsxaijn 0 Macon, Ga. Write ’) • ’ *.V -I om JP ■? - • i:’. COUCH CURa cures quickly. That 1« what it wa? made for. Prompt, safe, sure, quick relief, quick euro. Pleanar::, to take. Children like tt and adults like It. Mothers buy tt for tiieir children. A Qnh-Xlv vcureil. 0XT2 TIE ITTE WHI* PATZHT OBTA-iKHD. Sea4 modxA. sketch c-r photo, ’with : vripti- n forfr- c report Contains as to pat-nwhility, references 4S-?ASS and fali RAND-BOOK FUSE. 0V% ■rruati, o. WHITT. ?0R COFT OP SPECIAL 0 FEES. It is the m. t-tli wra! proposition ever made by a natcat *u- rnor, an-i EVEBT INVEJ.TOA 6H0trU> K.XAH a bef. itj applying for patent. Adartm*: H.B. WILLSON 4 C 0 PATENT LAWYERS. LetoroitWdg., WASHINGTON. D. C. THE CITY BARBER SHOP. HHAVtNO—quick HA UNDRESS INO—a specialty. andca^y. RAZORS-put in good fix oil slior notice. cordial Yntt niil always receive a tt. t). LAW, Proprietot, AsiiitvuSr - Qiottota. Pure Blood is essential to good tm- Tbon-wwl* offer with blood, Thousands who aro could bo cured by takiii" At'- i. the only positive reur dy Africana cures Rheumati-m on standing. Scrofula. Africana cures Africana cures Old Sores. Africana cures Constipation. Syphilis. Africana cures Af’icana cures Exzema. Atvicarm ' vice* Catarrh. Africana cure- all Blood and Si?<n diseases. of . its A triti] will convince you merits. Sold by Gakdkxkr & Tukashkh. 15th. T1FTON & NORTH-EASTERN railroad. ‘•Soldi Kits’ Colon v Rotm:.” LOCAL TIME TABLE NO. 4. no" no,'! noil Effective no 2.not no9 — pm pm am lv.Tifton.ar.... pec. 30,1HOO. 12 a m 00 T pm 15,1 pin to 4 00 109 21' Brighton II 45 70(1,. (0 4 12 112 7 Harding.....1130 ... 051115) 4 20 4 22 7 541 t Vlnetta......1116 0318:11 4 40 4 42 8 11 ......Mystic . f 1110 025 0 31 1 46 4 48 K31 Fletcher......10 ..... 50 013 (, 13 *56 5(0 8 43 001......Fitzgerald . . .{ 10 453) 00 5 00 5 10 5 15 9 .... Trates Nos. i, 3, 3 and 4 run dailr, except Sunday. Nos. 7 and 8 run on Sundays only. Tains Trains stop only signal. (f' Flntf station, Connection with Plant on Sys¬ All Trains maka Sc Florida Tifton tem and Georgia Southern at and Georgia & Alabama at Fitzgerald. Traffic Slanngi F. G. BOATRIGHT, r, HA r R ( PE / R BOUSE, OORDELK, GA. AV. SMITH, Prop. $1 a Day. Meals, 25c. Special rates by week or month. Dr. J. F. Gardner, i’hjsleian and SnrfOfK. Ashborn, . \ Oeoboia. W. T. WILLIAMS, Attorney at Law. Land and Collectiona. Src.rxioiiB, Gboroia. A. J. DAVIS, Attorney xt (.»'», A *• M "H 11 , ( t NOUift r.eal Ks^Atri tiMil (!olb‘ft iouv Prmttpt Attrition to tv! ViUMiurr*.- jdn«-»hl in our w i it '] vV K'Tv'ysand (Aiun^idorri ill Law, Room N’o. I, Hot-ts Huilding, Ashbijigy, Oeoboia. jirftplire in *1! the Courts, St»t« and IVii-ral. Z. BASS, L \ W Y MR. Ashtourn, On, - v 'vrtY. , ; £ '. u* iTrrjtw G. G. WARREN, AtTORNKY - AT - I.AW, Isabel]a, Ga. DR. J. F. GREGORY 4 CO., SJWWAMSTH. T’li't:!!•<>, F r ittivrrl>, Be-tial l>iseiiso% ..uiuui rbuids IPiles), Fistulas Cure-1. >tk SvTf!!, Nf> PAIS. Duo-o A”«>. 1, Hoard Building, Cor-loie, Ga. 1ST .At*., Miicoii, Ca ViBH.GX L. STORY, i hysieian » al Surgeon, STCAMORK, OA, Diseases of Nose and Throat drTwTjHturner! Thysieisn and Surgeon, ASITBVBX, OA. Special Attention Giren to Diseases of Women and Children. Office in Room No. 2, Betts Build- lag. Residence: W. A. Shingler’a. Calls Answered Day or Night. Telephone No. 18. DR. T. H. THRASHER, Thysician and Surgeon, AsiiBunx, Georgia, General Tract-ice Solicited. Office m the Christian Building. C. E. WALKER, Physician and Surgeon, Sicamorb, Gboboia. GEO. W. COOPER, DENTIST, AsHBrnx, Gsojwia. Office, Room No. 4, Bette Building.
