The Sandersville herald. (Sandersville, Ga.) 1872-1909, February 09, 1882, Image 4

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Newspaper Page Text\ WOODllHIOtlR. <>. ITARlilMAN K. IIAUKIM.VN. Sl’SClAi.. WOOD BRIDGE & HABKIMAN, Oottox Factors —AND— (JenoralComiutssioi) Merchants \o. a i tiii.v street* Nnvucuali) - Consignments solicited, tij - U which lih* vrtil Cos'll Advances um.lo l ninl't «•!.»•■ ' ' r ' •. <i ’r .u- , ^ pinn 19. 1881 * 1 v PATENTS We continue to net ns Solicitors for Patents. Cnvonts, Ti-n.li> Murks. O-pvrl(flits, etc., for the United suites, t uin-ts. t ulio. En'iflnnd, France. Oemmny. etc. Wo have had llitrt,-live jcurs’ ca|>erlenee. latent* obtained thmiiRh us tire noticed In the Sot- tvrtnc AhKRtrAN. This lartro and splendhl Ulus- trsttsl »eeklvpat>er.$8.aOn year,shows the Progress ,.f Is very Interesttnp.nnd has nn enormous riroiilutMi. AilitP-ss MtINN A CO., Potent Solh-I- »..rs Pub's, of S. ikstikic AMKittt AN, 117 Park How, NOW York. Hnmllumk about Potent* frtsi. „ this should lit>■<,cr of wrinkles forming is over.' K. CHEATHAM i*ca. Over SO Ytiarw <H<5. WM. PARK, Editor and Proprietor nil'HSDAV MORNING FEU. OTU, P3.2 _._ o AKouItliretTyottra ago Hiolxov. Dr,"- mlo™ mu»r bona ! witit carpet binding,'Talmnge mmorodfrom Philadelphia H Ah •user Grant & Co., .mid bo rowed on with a stout to Brooklyu, at tho cull of nineteen > t linen tliroad with lougstitclics. Then 1 persons. Now tho Tabernacle bus 2,GOO members and a revenue of | nearly 830,000 It i.s paid that in 1827 nn cpidem SANDF.RRVILLF,* TEN','IT LER 1! 7 SuinunsviLLE, Feb. t, 11)77 ’ ■ On and nftor to-day tbo Pnunonr,cr train „„ lita rend will run 00 followk: n on cep a very few tacks will servo to it i>i its place. Jf stove polish is mixed with very C*E£XE2lt \ Hi ll AY rASSKKOBR TItMN comm issiox m im\n ants, braves Snnderuvillo tlnily ; >15 A- ' I if>n veil I nn n 1 M n il -. 11 v 0-1 1 ■ M. AM) DEALERS IN strong so psuds the I ster appears of small pox prevailed iuPiiludel-j immediately and the dust of the pol* phia ami that out of 80,000 persons rm: FARM AND HOME. j" ca ish tiyes not lly around as it usually > who were vaccinated, but NAVAL STORES ID Al I SS'i 11 TDIXCiS. ]ty Kl'H. M. A. KIDDLE, A f't rile voice, i\ heartfelt High. A luodcHt blush, rt spu\Uiti|; eye, A iu.un.tr urmu* cti d, ii*» <; Thuo things ft,.- bw.ul.lul t.- ni ‘. Vaccination. During tho first threo days alter vaccination there ought to bo little or no result apppureut exc.pt suciijjn his section, and also carried on a ns follows tho n.o of the knife. On'largo mercbautilo business in Lou one was, known to have died with tho droad- ful disease. J. II. Wilkins Esq. of Louisvilloj Or.., has faiiotl. His liabilities arc said to bo over $70,000. Mr. Wil kins was one of tho largert planters AND Dpftveu Tonnillo daily 9:44 Loaves Sanderavillc daily 3.-60 r. m. I Leaves TVnnille daily 4:i0 r. m To insure dispatch till article drstin.l ; or this | Pint should 1 - marked to Snide. ' j vtltu instead ot No 13 at betoro. Ier '‘- J I. 1HW IN, s 16« 1878. upt. FEET IL I Z1SRS! n Vi rival of Train* at No. 1 •{, (j, jj dppAV Pvt-yuNOKB Tbain Aninvp.s 3-,74 llO.VN DAT " 73 BAY 1 Savtumnli, rilluBT. - - * - c til. I tho fourth dav a small pimple can isville. School •Voticc. fTUiE D.ivi-bo,ii Sclc, 1 w id open on Mon- 1 liny tile 1 • ti day of .Unitary, 1882, un-li r ti,.- nmn.igt-nu :c 1 i .’E i. s C. Davis, in lliu came liou.e uliero sboUtia'it last J car. I;, a rx int law tl,o Public School Tcria will h ivc to lie t.mubt in Hit- montjia cf 4ai - nm, I - t.fn ire Meri'h nod April, and nil tl.os ■ w ho i. ire lliu bt ncllt ol tin' l’uldin P. iionl fail 1 ciiould corn! in their ohildren at oiu-c. 'I he S Com.uissioticiK think the pnb- lit! v. ill puy much more per 1,-i --l.tr -th.iii iu-rcttCor-i. For lurthor p irtioalnrs nee the 1’iitK-ipnl. [I 1-MI] auBHBBKiiMEsneaBR 'i -HAoi a-.om hs iptropioo <;e F; ■ o O V N o 5 M 3 O N J H H 3 J Ad J »: >J ».it 1 Neuralgia, Sciatica, Lumbago, Dockacba, Sorenoss of the Chat, Gout, Quinsy. Sore, Throat, Swell ings and Sprains, Burns and Scalds, Goneral Bodily Pains, Tooth, Bar and Headache, Frosted Foot and Ears, and all other Pains and Aches. 17o Pri»|..ir»lii n on enrth cmjuixIj t-r. .TAn-t -i Oil a a mi f’i, *urr, *iwide nml cheap l .xf n al j: m* iv A tif..t t-iifnll i Tmf flu* cciuj'u ntivoly \i < - - 1 t 1 J v. Mi palu can li.v to clicnp •mi )>Otitivo pi oof of Itu Mrcctioni In Kijven T.wngime m. GOI.D BY ALL DRUG01 STS AND DEALERS IN MEDICINE. A. VOGSLER & CO., llultimrirt, Mil., V. S. A. 1 4 cm ons t tlKtVDQI AUTKJtS for I.EMON8. Hun- Stjldle more I -ano;jH limn c.tiv Loop in tin Hlnto. ./. Ik lU- ffiDY, Snvannttli, Oa., May 0-lf Imporicr. PRINT i'.u;- ••tunsvand aos ONiunauvo i]^"' suninnoiuonj old liiVMV i nm IVOUOVUd •iis-ioud aodL lR ;« ... ONIN3CDJVO | 01 t{s{.w noA ji tfgr/M you (fATALOGlfj&jf. Savammli, Florida & Western Hail road. Tho I’m roc- ^ hIvo I’ii book, full of inlorimtliou, by Printer It in '"'au-l>/ W 1 1/ tifiillv illuslrutfil nn I i J' 't * b\ jilt-i of fin,-Job l'rintiiiK. '1'uo-colorml plait a tide feature, ami worth thu price of ti ,nk. Send for if at one*. h? fY 't S. WnviuiHW I’ub. IlechcaUr, N. Y. { e)Wi» TK S.tS! »V/w\/v ACI{8<>« llru/ot county laid t)\/\ tor wale, (-ml aert-H itt cuttivn- tiou; prion *3 to #10 pi r note; time 3 to (5 trn, 8 per c ut. intori ljt, l.tula etjuul ti nny in Middle T-'tiw. ltofcr to Cluifi f. Ad am.. SuiitU-r.villi', Ha. AtblrcK* im- at llrynu, IVxiut. K. WOMI1EE. tb e, 22-188l-lini. (il-lNKIUt. MaNAOKU'k Ol-l-ICK. HavanSau, November 2iith, 1881. (Y 1881, Passenger trains on this Itoad will ruu us iollows : FAST MAIL. Leave Sav'b. daily, 11:0C a ni Ie-nvo .IcMip daily nt 1:20 put Laavo Wmaross daily nt 2:12 pm Arrive at Callahan daily at 1:13 p m Arrive at Jacksonville oaily at.... 5:30 p m L ite Jaoksouvillo daily lit 0:00 L-avo Callahan daily at. 0:fi0am Arrivo at Wayoross daily at 11 :GH a m Arrive at Jesup daily at 1:20 p in Arriv, at Savaunah daily at 3:10 p m Drawing room couuUeii butween Savannah an-I Jacksonville on this road. P ir-.-ugef* from Savannah for llrunswhd; fahe this truin, arriving uf liruuswiek at 5:00 p. u>- Passengers leave Brunswick at 10:1-1 a arrivo at Savannah 3:10 p. in. Passengers leaving Macon 7:30a. m.(daily) entitled til Jesup with this train lor Florida Passengers Imm Florida In this train m et it Jesup with train unit ing in Macon al 7: i0 p. m. daily, l Li., train stops only at. Jesup. iVnyoross, Fulhat"ii, Calluhan and Jucksonviiiu. .1 VCKsON Vll.LK EX PRESS, Lbavo Havalitiah, daily at 11 ;00 p m Ji-rttvo Jtsnp daily at 2:10 am Leavu Wayoross daily ut 1:10 a in Arrive at Callahan daily til 7:00 nm Arrive at Jacksonville daily nt 8:00 n m Arrive at litve Oak daily (except Sunday) at 11:30 a nr Leave Live Oak daily (cxccjit Sun day) at 2:30 p m Leave Jacksonville daily at 0:00 p m Leave Oulluhun daily at 7:10 pm Leave Way cross j daily at 9:60 p m Arrive Jesup daily at 11:10 pm Arrive Savannah daily at 2:35 a 111 l’alac-.- Slocp'n;; Carson this train daily be tween Savannah and Jacksonville, Washing ton and Jacksonville Cincinnati and Jack- 1, niville, nil l Montgomery and Jacksonville. Passengers from Florida by this train con-' neat at Jesup with Irani arriving nt -Macon 7:00 a m daily. Passengers lor Darien take this train. Passengers from Savannah lor BrutiHwh taking this train arrive al Brunswick at 5:8-. a «i. Passengers leaving Brunswick 9:00 p. m. arrive in Savannah at 2:35 a. m. Pa-st tig, is from Savannah ior Gainesville. Cedar Keys and Florida Transit Itoud tnki tiiis train. PaHSt-ugeiH from Savannah for Madison, I.louticjlio, Tallahassee and Quincy take thi- train. l'assengors from Quiuoy.Tallalmssee, Mon- ficello and Madison take this train, meeting sleeping cars at Wnycrossjut 9:38 p m. ALBANY EXPRESS. I,cave Savannah daily at 0:10 pm Leave Jesup daily at 8:05 p m Leave Way cross daily at 15:10 p m Leave Dupont daily nt ] :30 am Arrive Thomasvillo daily ut 0:13 a m Ariive Jlainbridge p-wily :>L 9:80 am Arrive Albany daily nt 11:00 an, iAivo Albany daily -1:10 pm Leave Hainbridge daily at 4:30 p m Leave Thomasville daily nt 8:31) p m Arrive Dupont daily at...* 1:00 an, Airive Wayoross daily nt 3:25am Arrive Jesup daily at 0:00 a in Arrive Savannah daily at 6:50 a ui Sleeping curs between Savannah and Tlioioaaviiie by this train Mail steamer leaves liaiiibridge for Apalachicola and Columbus every Thursday nud Sunday. Connection at Albany daily with passen ger trains both ways on Southwestern Kail- road to and from Macon, Eufaula, Mont gomery, Mobile, New Irleans, etc. Close connection at Jacksonville daily (Sun day excepted) for Green Cove Springs, St. Augustine, l'ulatka, Enterprise, Buuford, and all I an (lings on St. John’s river. Trains on li. A; A. 11. It. leave junction, go- >ng west, at 12,20 n. m., and for Brunswick nt 3:43 p. m., daily, except Sunday. Through Tickets sold and Sleeping Car Berths and Drawing Boom Car accommoda tion secured at Bren’s Ticket (Jftice, No. 22 Bull Slrert, and at the company’s depot, loot of Liberty stroet, JAB. L. TAYLOR, J. S. Tyson, Gen. Puss. Agent. Mnstor of Trans. It. G, FLEMING, Supt, '%,A w ■/ ‘ft**. j 7""- -iS * ’.j; ts. . ; .x BT<»»ACkl ffii} rt, ie . ,og lieu : l, i’ll In f if- O: ,01 . lie lev ; f ml 11 uo. A mol ! ipe Ij, #iUtul#i j 1VI11 Li ,, 1 aw el mill, Alt eg d r ite, a lit.-:;- 1 li Id, A hupp.' Iiiiiii,', a 1 la , rlul heitrlb; ’1 hi. a tbii ( «. tie t-i ar.iif il 1-11 n i'.h* A joyful song, a olioius sweet, An euriit-st soul an,l willing te, t, A 4,,;.y■: <>0.00, a tijght of resty ’] 1^ -jliin Jp i-.rt apt!ul ijb-l bl«st. A Hisler’s love, a lirotber’s e.tro, A Hpotl- 1, .me, a jewel rate, A cleanly tmigi c Hail \v 11 not lie; These things nrMo-Kutlrifl' an-.I why? Because nil iifo 1,14x11 of JoVe, Ai,d enuumto from GoiTnoovo, An carp l ol II* liu.venly liii.h, This,art UiLtifid on thrill. Dc^vrt Dioii. Ri jll l()1' to bo ■iitoii mflil Witn t-tiko, i.s initilo of 01- Cil til'-f. p ■tiVftiWtiiMl' tl or six, mid cut ; I'ohr it cup 'ol pnivyiizi’d sugnt’ iivhf tiiom; boil 0110 ill t>f. uiilll,! Uii Iwliik) b-iiling tin.- yolks of threo eggs, nud onn tnbl ■ |n)"li/ul.of eii^ itiirpL, \\l(icli you liavtiiirst iiibuetT suiootli in a liltl. 111)1(1 fnill*; yon ipu l stir this every moim-iiVfifl 1t'1w. , gn»:;rfo mrickcn like stal'd, iht-ii pour over the omujjcs; i,j fI ' 0d J ^yitiil ot kilgiu*, put this, over Urn cu t.-iul mid sot it- in ht'fcvenll^ J)|'iVyu-. ' If y u dislilto W fnsto” c'lTi’r.t.'ft^ , snbstiintn (no oggs or n tiR^k*8; oouiul of gel fttino. V'*\ \ r • I bo felt ; sometimes this cannot bn| itliscnveivd for two or throe days lu- . r. On fch fifth d w |ims becoruo 1 ut got*, nnd on t!io sixth I,lay nppems n idle l itind bli-t r jnlmuL the diamol'-t of :t pen On ihti seventh (hi) this li t ; tt small lurk sjiol in tho ct litre, vviiich grc.ii- mtliy becomes lntgor, until on t o ninth day ll,e \vh io pooliot except the m.irgin Inis tho upponrunoe of n scitb v.it!i 11 hollow point in tho con- tir. On llm thirteenth day the pa tient is sometimes covered with 11 rush resembling scarlet fever. Ihis is a p:i rt of the disottHO nnd ought not to bo mistaken for erysipelas nor treated by iodine or other external ippliention for fear of tho disease ipging its location lu souio iuiu.> mil organ, such as Inygs or brain, and perhaps causing death. This h soon goes away of itself, leav- tIn patient mifer from small-pox than if ho hail hud it. Tho scab dries town, fall oft and leaves the berw, with which every one is familiar. In pcoplo who havtj oi\q been vaccina- j ietl tho vaeeiiitvnms u shorter course tud somotime a very imperfect ono. silver vases Swooden and Cplti, JFeot. Eight found in the punise|bought by tho Stockholm maseuin. li'our d ito from the fourtc.onih cen ury, ono is accredited with thoj twellh et'idmy, mi l tho other three are older still. All 1-oar (plaint do-! sigua and have a Tunic inscrip-! tioji. Screven Housa, Johnson Square, SAVANNAH, GEORGIA, G. W. SEliGENT, Proprietor THIS FAVORITE HOUSE lm* been rc- t- pitita, ,1 ar. 1 rubovatcil during tbe pa-t sum-, ,,, 1 mat-, uml ia n )\v iti p.-rfci t oriltir, nud placcH J p Nigli t 11 lown Ni '.it “ jnn H, 1880 tf F. M bSO ». m 4:41 a. m 10:43 Mi UK’RiW HP Hs3P6 « » |» («,. Biackwctd and the Four Reviews ONLY IO.OO. the iiKrniNTs of the Scrcvon, l!,o Tin- Lcmliiijf liSott 1 in ISk Amu!!:; thu many improvomculs llii sun is licit of a “Passenger Elevator," only r-nu in tiro city ’Jliu table will continue to bo a leading . ftutr.iv of tbo “Screven, ’ and being under The Edinburgh Review (II Ay.) ity The Philadelphia Press reports an undertaker of that city as saying "“I I"'. In - jmon »itii evmr oth- or undertaker in that city, hires out it without u rival in tim carriages lor visiting, theater, shopping uses oven it tho vehicles|i have just laturned from carryin g the burying ground the bodies children who lmvo died from small pox. Four Loading Quarterly Reviews, -lire lltutCN llctllll’Cti •'rum May 1st to October Inf, t to! i-2.(50 per day, of Tho Westminster Review (Liberui) iri-,1 to maintain London Quarterly Review (('msermthe.) Britisii Quarterly Reviov/ :Emn,jdmi), WIT AM) ilU.tJOIl. Oopartnersliip Notice, J' HAVE llii 1 ! day admitted (o nu cqiial co. What Shall We Do With Our iktughkoia. A propos of Mrs. Livermoi's late Into lecture on tho above important question, the Davenport Democrat thus sensibly makes answer: Bring them up in tho way they should go. Give them n good, substantial com mon education. Touch lUom Iry y to nujk u good Little liticie fell and hurt hoi kneobadly, which her mother, when she went to bed in tho dark, tried to bandage. Hoon tiro little ono was b hoard calling, 'Mamma,’ she said, this bandage is not in tho light place. 1 fell down higher up.’ Said tli'- sailor to his sweotheurt ‘I know that ladies care little about nautical matters, but if j»u had your choice of a ship, what kind of would you prefer?’ Mho cast down her eyes, blushed and whispered, ‘A little smack.’ Blackwood’s Edinburgh Magazine, I which liavo boon cstabliahcil in this country j lor lu-iu'ly lmifii century, aro regularly nub* liil.i (1 hv The Li-ntmril Scott PulilisliinB CJo., Il I ft relay Stri-t-l, No-.v York. These pnblll catimiK jutt.ciit the bent foreign jiulodionls in a coiivtniuit form anil ut a reasonable prioe without nbriilgment or altoratiou. Teacher to pupil—‘Whore is Afri- A romedy with Audi a reputation n* Ilogtot- tur’rt btoniuoii IHttor-) aop«*rv< » n fair trial. If you arodjv-paptlc, your malady will < vpntunlly yield to it; jf you tiro fooldc, lack flesh nnd feel IU'rtpondent, it will both huihl and rherr you ii|); if you uro countiimted, il will relieve, and if biliuiM, benltbfully stimulate yc/iir Jiver. Don't denpond, butmako tills effort in tbe rijdit direction. For Hide by nil Prufrirlnla nml Pcnlera generally. Mar 10-1 • nxr i;h IIIGHEHT CASH ]>J l E paiil f t Otli-i Beaver and (.'o\v lli-tos. liccawax nnd Tallo-.i P. ICnpp'H Hon A Go. Sandorsvillo, May .5. issi-tt The Latest TheBes THE BEST iS THE CHEAPEST. Tho handsomest and most complete LARQE ARM MACHINE Yet produced. ILLUSTRATED CIRCULARS SENT ON APPLICATION. Victor Sewing Machine Co., Middletown, Conn. Southern Office, No. 8 N. Charles St , Raltimoro, M2. 100 Popular Hongs, words and music, 30c. 100 comic songs, words and music, 80 els. 100 sentimental songs, words and music, 30 cts. 100old favorite songs, words and mu sic, 30 cts. 100 opera songs, words and mu sic, 30 cts. 100 home songs, words and mu sic, 30 its. 11)0 Irish songs, words and mu sic, 80 els. 100 Ethiopian songs, words and 100 Scotch songs, words and .niic G.ordiH>i^'«»-4 never attainable if tho foot aro habitually cold, since this implies an impaired circulation of the blood; that it does not reach t e extremities. Instead ol ‘'toasting them in tho over,” soak them warm water until thoroughly warm, then dash cool or warm water over them, rubbing them thoroughly wit) a ci a li towel, till a lAnction occurs; using the ilot-h biush frt ely. 1 his, followed for a few nights, jjwill gen daily warm the ti.-uc by improving tho circulation of the blood. The. brush UHoil on tho whole body, is not only sale—safer than tho cold bath, at, least for the weakly- but wilV'iriU ih'eqimliElng-tho circulation Lot tho foot, also, bo put into warm raj s ol'the suu; tho clothing warm ed' and*thoroughly sunned. Tins will do much to improve cold and sweaty feet lUid can,i’j no possible harm. Jvw.-p tee feet olei-.u, which ■an i‘e ildtfo ‘oldy by lnqueut wash ing. - - > ♦ <&[ ho Tid'd slh aycr. Did yo« ov6r think, short though it is, how uiueh there is in it? Oh, it is beantifnl! Like a diamond in llio (down of a queen, it unites a thousand'sparkling gems in one. It teaches all of us, every one of us to looked God as our parent— Our Fatlior; It prompts us to raise our thoughts iimj de.sii.es abovo the earth- \Ylip ail in Heaven. It tells lift flint we must rpvorence our Heavenly - nther.-7-Jfallowed he Thy name. J.t hr irthes tho saints’ reward-- Th.v TtiugtToin coino. Add 1 a' sabinii.-iitn and obo liout spirit—Thy will be done ou earth as it Y * ti Jig yyeii. .. t Audit depj dent, trusting spiiit —Give us thisytjay our daily bread. Ami n forgiving spirit—Forgive n . our tresspasses us we forgive tli sc Whi/ttosp iss against ns. And a cautious spirit—Deliver us from ot il. • And last of all, nu adoring spirit —For tldno i4 the kingdom, and the power, and the 'glory, for over uml ovi r. A men. >► ♦ ^>- ♦ Household Hints. It may not be known to all house wives that they can effectually ro- muve duse from their oil paintii gs by washing them with a soft cloth dipped in lukewarm suds. Wipe dry. - ^ - A good pickle for meat is made by taking throe pounds of salt, one ounce of sultpoter, tnree quarters of a pound of brown sugar and two gallons of cold water Beef will bo suffioieutly.cured if it remains in this solutnen'for t«n days. Marty Oil cloth mats last but one winter* when if properly cared for The meal ol victim li. Teach them cl >tiles. Teach them how to darn ntock- i. gs and bow on buttons. Teach them how to utui own clothes. Teach them to make shirts. Touch tli bin to make bread. Teach them all tho mysteries tho kitchen, tho dining room the parlor. Toiuli them that a dollar is only one hundn d cents.- Teach thorn that tho more one li v they will save. Teach them that tho iuitlu-r Pupil—‘Whoro it always was!’ Teacher—‘The uuswor is correct but after school is dismissed I’ll show you tho finest specimen of to wasli and iron j birch that grows in this country.’ Thw bashful young man who nsk- • •d a young lady on the beach if he their ‘could see her home,’ was much sm- | prised to hear her reply, that, lie j‘could no up and see it if ho wanted to, but she didut think her father wanted to sol!,’ then slio coolly and| walked off with the man of her choLo. When nn Indian baby is born the medicine man looks out of the door within their income, tho more land tho first object lie sees furnishes llm chi ds name. If this rule were onolfollowed in Hackensack most of the lives beyond their income the near children would bo call d ‘Bail-Side er they get to the poor house. 1 widks 1 ‘No-iri Teach them^to wear calico dres ses nud do it I .ike a C^ueeu. Teach them that u round, rosy romp, is worth fifty consumptives. Torch thorn to wear thick, shoes. Teach them to do marketing fot the family. pnnmuwliip in my Grocery nnd Conlcc- tionory Iln.inrsM, my son, W. A. Gnllnlit-r, under tbo tirru nnmo of II’iu. Gullahei-.t Kan. Hi inkhc: jin- 1 ui lie tor tin it- jvist like nil TERMS FOR 18G2 Including (Postage:) J'AYAIU.K HTBICTI.Y iN ADVANCE. For any ono Review S2 60 per niinam. For liny two Reviews 4 60 " " For any threo HevitwH.... (! 5o “ •• For nil f.-nr Review* 8 00 “ >< For Blftckwood’n Mnga7.ino 3 CO “ •> For Blackwood A 1 Review 5 00 “ ■> For Ulncliwood A2 Roviowu 7 UO 11 “ For Blacltwooil A 3 Keviown 8 50 “ “ For Blackwood A 4 Ki view* 10 00 " •* (JMIE public nro lit-rcby notified that I have] tiinp.ld nntnbnr e.f Blackwood, 30 cctiln; 1 just laid my Gins i>ut in li 1:0 order andl duglo number of Bovlew, 75 cents. will put up this week 11 Btciuu power cotton ' jsreNHiuid will bo bettor prepared than over to dispatch their work. jTho Leonard Gcott Publishing Co., Every man'* *ood kept to itself, no lint 01 set cl cotton wasted. Cotton pinned clean for tOe jier 100 Ilis. or pinnini; and bagging uud Tics fnrnislied for si e l. The public patron- ago respectfully solieitod. paln-ni-ge I beg a continunnee of U10 samo, to ttt0 n- iv firm. Wm. GALLAIIER. January -ltb-1882 tf. Public Grinning Done at Short Notico at tho Eureka Mills Ginnery. Apply to oug I G. R. FRINGLE, l’rop'r. or J. J. BItOWN, Kupt. i881—tf OlNTIoTZ" $20. •:* '”V: A K M 31 Rarday Nt„ Sow Voi h, 1 'urn uml Real. Choice corn nml tuonl lor sale nt OKU Elt03, Kaudernvillo Gn, Juno 10, 1881.—If WEBSTER'S UNABRIDGED. JL: walks,’ ‘No-gas on moonlight-nights, ‘Boy-with-a cigerette or .^tick-in-tlie mud.’ During tho family carouso in warm Meadvillo tho other evening, a con- lleinan by tho name of AVttnolcss, while wrestling with his wife and too much jug water, combed her L\ acli tiie in to t-"’l up.stole bills. 1 hair with a bottle and let her soul To, eh them that God iffatlu th* ui out. Now there is wan-Iews in the in his own image, that no amtmut ■ family, and if the judge and tho jury do their duly thcio will bo two lest. >f ti.ht lacing will imiuovo tlu mod ■1. use:til as wall Teach them to Lo aa.ornamental. Teach them every day, hard prac tical' common sense. Teach them to rely on them selves. Teach diem Jjiat a g mi 1 steady greasy mechanic without a cent is worth a ten acre field full of dissipa ted, loafing know-nothings in broad* olotli. Teach them to have nothing to) do with trilling, intemperate, lazy and dissolute young men. —— ► ♦ -C.*- ♦ -*4 — ‘Save me Next ’ incident is told of a little 1 PHILADELPHIA Singer Machine! Hindi I; any Situicr In the Market, Tito nbovn cut represonts tbo most popu lar stylo for Hit: people, which we offer you for tli:.-very low price of S20. Remember wo do not neb you to puy until you lmvo noon tlie nmchino. After having ixnrained it, if it is !.!: t nil w. roprunenf. return it to us nt our expense. Consult your interest nml order ,U onoe, or scud for circular ia:d lis- timoniiils. Address, CIIRLES A. WOOD & CO No. )7 N. Tenth St., l’hila., Pa. Au AL -cut iVuuded i’rcacLer. EMPLOYMENT for ALL, —'I’O— Bog ftbovopioturo in WobHtnr, pnKo 1104, giv ing tlio nmnn of «nvo1i tmilt—showing tho valuoof , DEFINING 11Y 1LLUSTHATIONS. Tiio pioturos in NVobfitor under tho ldwordi, Iteef, IJuilor, C!»t»Uo, Column, Kye, Horne, .Moldings, rim*nolopry, Knvelin, Ships, (puKUH 1 H’»4 nnd Idl'd) Steam engine, Tim- 1k»ih, defitio a 13 words mul terms. Now Ediliou of WEBSTER, has 118,000 Wordu, 3000 Engravings, 4600 New Wordu & Meanings, and BiograpMeal Dictionary oT over 8700 Kamos. GET TIIE » c:.t Edition of tl:-* lu Ml Dictionary of tho English Danguagi-. saoied calling, was absorbed thought a few bays ago, just before uiw e service began w hen lie was approached by the organist, who asked, referring to the opening hymn: ‘What shall I play?’ ‘What kind of a hand have you got?’ Bespoudod tho absent mind ed clergyman. An An Austen clerygyrnan, whoso Sell aHOUSellOld Article* name we suppress ou account ot his The poor n* woll ns tho rich, tho old ns well ns the young, tho wife, ns woll ns the husband, Ibn yonne maiden ns well no the young man, tiie girl as wi ll ns (ho boy, may just in well i urn a f-iw dollars in honest ein- y | ployinent, ns so Bit around tho house nud unit for others to earn it for them. Wo can give you employment, nil tho time, or dur ing your spare hours only; traveling, or in your own neighborhood, among your friends and acquaintances. If you do not cnio for employment, wo e.in impart valuable infor mation lo you free of cost. Tt will cost you only one cent for a Postal card to write for our Prospects, ind it may bo tho means of making you u good many dollars. Do not neglect this opportunity. You do not lmvo to invest a largo sum of money, and Absent; Mindedness, It is an awkward thing to ho ab- eliiid upon a lately wrucki il st'timer!,sent miiulod. The story is told of n» boat, won Mbg tho ,;»«■ » Mtato gep)em«n ot MskS.fc'ffiKWJfSW gers away ttfii hi.-t as tiiey could, ev- discoverd this ut Ins cost. ]t so-mako from $10. to $100. » week raid, intent on happened tho other day that the!! One after' an-:dining-room oflho club which he w hen a his par ted fro,; ticular failing camo in voiy hungry Boeing The waiter told tho new comer there cry one erowiie I t his own salvation, other was pleased dowu, while the;frequents wus quito full, neglect -d ehiiil Hood waiting her! mau who chanced to know turn, Tho v. ssel rocked t ou tho eve of going down. World Manuf. Co. 120 Nassau St. N. Y.jUme days until it is flat, and All philosophy lies in two words ‘sustain’ and ‘abstain.’ lie that docs good for good’s sake seeks neither praise now reward, many tuck’s are puG in them when ^ lOU 8^ ' 1110 oi they are first laid on the lioor. Blessings often fail t > reach It is a good plan to let the oil cloth’through the wall of circumstances lie without any tacking for two or with which v/e have surrounded our muKic, 30 ct«. .. music, 30cts. Any four of tbo abovo lot* tho}' would last much longer, for on. dollar. All of the above for.two ilol-j reftifou is that as a general rule too bus. Tho above comprises neaily all of tho most popular music ever published and is the best bargain ever oliereil. Older at once. Postage stamps taken, l'innoatler, Violins, Guitars am: musical inbLuiaeuls at low prims. uo chance of escape the little one was uo room at present. Spying stretched out lu r hands, and cried,[our absent-mind9d friend comforta- “Save me next.” It is a cv that j bly seatod and r> ading the nowspa- np from millions oi ! per , a brilliant idea struck the hun- bark of life will go gry man. ‘Has Mr. A dined yet,’ he ques tioned. ‘No sir.’ replied tho waiter. ‘Well never mind take him his | bill and tell him ho has had his din nor.’ Tho^waiter hesitated a moment and then appreciating the situation We accept our relations, but Wei went over to Mr. A.and handed him his bill. ‘YV hat is this for quoth tho poor fellow. ‘For your dinner sir.’ had ought to go hearts, Tho dowu sorno day audit wo are not saved in Christ wo must bo eternal ly lost. It is a cry that those who aro saved might hoar on every hand. WAIFS iMfWAllKS. choose our friends. Politeness is a wreath of flowers that adorns the world. The homliest tasks get beautiful if loving hands do them. ‘Mv dinner— Have I ready it?’ ‘ the dives. I ‘Yes sir,’ rejoined tho waiter in all innocence. ‘Dear mo I had au idea I was waiting for it. What a curious mis take.’ And with a contemplative smile usjMr. A. sauntered out of the room, lesj leaving his table for the use of the S’ nius who had profited by his j absent-mindedness. to p.nd estub- inli n lucrative, nml independent biiHinesH, honorable, etmightforwnrd nnd profitable. Alb ml in tli in matter NOW, lor there is MONEY IN IT for all who engage with us. We will surprise you and you will wonder why you never wrote to us before. Vr, send FULL I’AHTICUIvAIIB F1IEK. Address BUCKEYE M’F’Ci CO., (Nnmo this paper.) Maiixon Ohio. B „ E very Sint-- imrchiiHO of DIctImmrIoH fnrTI l'iihlic Schools has boon of Wobstor. JCl S ale of Webster’* I lietioanrieM Is over 20 C times the wilo of anv other series. 0 T hirty-two thousand lmvo i-ion putrp m the Public Subools of tho U. 8. JL Alsu Webster's national Pictorial Dictionary. 1040 Pages Octavo. COO Engravings. Published by G.& C. MEHRIAM,.S|>r!ngtiohl, Mns& Wobstor Abridgments, — published by IVIS0N, BLAKEMAN, TAYLOR & CO., Now York, Webster’s Primary School Oict'y, 204 Engravings. “ Common School “ 274 “ “ High School “ 297 “ “ Academic " 344 “ “ Counting House “ with many llluslra- lions, and valuable tables not to be found olscwhsro, J. S. Wood, Jr. Ciias, S. Wood J. S. "Wood & Bro., Factors AND -COMMISKHBV— MERCHANTS, Orders for Bagging and Ties fill' d promptly* 74 BAY STREET. *AVA»*XA1I, - - (ilirtlK'l*' Mrs. Bayne & Co. ilTILLINER V nud Fancy Goods, under tk» if I J’hotograph Gallery, jnn ], 188U—tf Are You Going to Paint? —THEN USE— —MILLER BROTHERS MIXED PAINT’.- Ready for use in White and over ono hundred different Colors, road® . Pure White Lead, Zinc and Linseed Oil, chemically combine 1 warranted much handsomer and cheaper and to last twice as long uy other Paint. It has taken tho FIRST PREMIUM at twenty of he State Fairs of tho Union, and is ou MANY THOUSAND of tbo finest Houses in tho Country. Y ABKISHBS. Wo have now completed our new Varnish Factory, being the lar gest ami most complete in the Uniied States, and making Varnish su perior to any in the World, and at prices that defy competition. _ _ MILLER BROS.—Gentlemen : We have sold large quantities ot your paints and Varnishes, and parties having used the Bame, sposk highly of their durability and finish, and find ihe colors and mix ture just as you represent. There can be no better Paint for exposure to tho heat and cold, and auy one using it once will surely do soagnm* lour laanish is also giving satisfaction and is pronounced tho bes goods ever sold in this section. Y'ou aro at liberty to use our name as reference. Respectfully, CHALFANT & GRAFF, Address : 20, 31 and 33 ST. CLAliVST^CLEVELANd| J OHIO. B& 1 Sample Card and Price List Sent Free.

Georgia Historic Newspapers

The Sandersville herald. (Sandersville, Ga.) 1872-1909, February 09, 1882, Image 4