About The Sandersville herald. (Sandersville, Ga.) 1872-1909 | View Entire Issue (Jan. 15, 1891)
local items. Hrtcf l/»nil|, rV- % OWU BNJOY® Bolh-tUa method nnd results when 8-rup of Figs is taken; it is pleasant ltd refreshing to tho testa, and acts -nlly yet promptly on tho Kidneys, Liver and Bowels, cleanses tho syn- tun cfTectually, dispels cold*, lrad- vhe* and fevers and cures habitual constipation. Syrup of Figs to the or |y remedy of its hind ever pro- du 'cd, pleasing to tho taste and no , ptalilo to tho stomach, prompt in is action and truly l>enonbinl in its ellrc'.r, prepare a only from the most bm.lthv and ngrernh'o substances, its -n.uiy CAcellent qualities commend it to all and have mado it tho most popular remedy known. 1 Syrup of Figs is for sale in 50c fuul Si bottles by all leading drug- gj-ts. Any reliable druggist who umy not have it on hand will pro nire i 1 promptly for any one who v j dies to try iu Do not accept any substitute. CtUFCRMA FIO SYRUP CO. < ( V FRANCISCO, CAL, 10(11, • . t;y. t v rout, H.V. The election returns wore sent off on Fri day last, and on Tuesday, Jndgo Newman received the commissions tot tho officers- elect. Hut few from Sandersvillo took in the ox- jenrsion to Dublin on Monday, the day of the annual moating of tho stockholders of the W. & T. railroad. Hr. Arnold Iirowu is af home from Talla- dt ga, and wo regret to learn is snff-rlng grtntly from nocralgia. confining him to his room. We hope soon to noto his recovery. Dusinene generally dull at this aenson, h.,s been at stand for several daya from the cold wavs. Farmers oan’t work, and worebante oau’t rpII goods, for lack of customers. But wait till the cloud* roll by, end all w.ll be bright, Mr. B. E Houghton has bought out the stock of groceries of Mr. Lee Smith, and Mr. Lopei Hrnitb is iu charge of tbc busmens at the same stand Mr Bam Hrnitb has purchased the stock Mr. B. 11. Hobisi'U, add will servo th public at tho old stand on the corner under Watkins 11*11. l’ho Washington oounty Allianco mot hire yesterday, ns published in Herald of last week, though the weather was bitter cold, good representation was present. Pnblio Schools opened generally on Mon day. Wo hope to have early reports from sobers of their sohools, number of pupils. Hifh«t «f all in Leavening Power.—U. S. Gov’t Report, Aug. 17, 1889. TRAINING SCHOOLS FOR NURSES. ole of U. Dr. Leo's Indiau remedies have wrongh great changes in some rbeumatio cases. Mor gan an old oolored man niter its application got up and walked without a stick, and with pparent ease,—a thing he had not done in several years. His medloines can be bough his office iu tho Evans building at one me, and i t tho stand on Saturday. A larg< crowd expected on Saturday. CHURCH SERVICES. 3d Sunday. METHOPIeT. » Preaching in Snndirsvill^nt 11, a, ui, and 7, p. m., Kov. .1. W. Weston, pastor. BAPTIST. Preaching at Tcnuillo, on Saturday and Bondtiyut 11 a. m. by tho pastor, ltcv. T J Beck. CUniSTIAN. Preaching iu tho city at 11. a m. and 7, p B.,Iiev, F, L. Adams, pastor, OATIIOMO. Services each 3rd Sunday, conducted by Bev. Father Keuuedy. There will bo preaching at Bethlehem, on Saturday and Sunday at 11 a m. by tho pas tor, Kov. W. J, Durham Preaching at Obonpic cn Saturday and Btudny.at It a. m, by the paRtor, Bev. B. U I»ey. Ilpivurr «»• Olufsnouts lor lurrli ttent Conluln Mercury, mercury will surely destroy the sense ot smod and completely derange tho whol stem when entering it through tho tnuoou rluoes, Such urticles should never b used except on prescriptions from reputabl physicians, as the danger they will do is tor fold to the good you can possibly derlvi m them. Ilall’s Ontarrh Cura manufaot tired by F.J. Cheney ,t Co, Tolodo, O ontaiiis no mercury, mid is taken internal and acts directly upon tho blood and ucous surluoeg of tho system. In bnyin Hall’s Catarrh Cure ho suro you get tlio gi-ti nine. It is tukon internally, and is mado iu oledo, Ohio, by F. J, Cheney A Co. @#-Sold by Druggists, price 75o. per hob Aimniniiiirtils lor YYnalltliKton t'lrcult.. Biy Spring, 1st Sunday snd Saturday before Despstcp, 2nd Sunday an t Saturday before Cabin Bill, 3d Sunday and Saturday before and Nnv Hot) 1 At 1 p. m. 3rd Wan lay . Tabernacle, f'.h Sunday and Saturday before and New Bethel at 1 p m 4th Sunday. N*w iUlbtl, o'h Sunday s and Sat. bi-taro, MAUKIKU. In this city on the 14th inst, at tho risi ienco of Mrs. J. T. Youngblood, Mr, l’ntric McCarty to Miss Callie 0. Thomas, M owman, Ordinary offlointlng. Love laughs at locksmiths," All wish happiness to the young merchant and his fair bridu. Mt'tVHl'YMSS 1.11(1011 HAItlT-Iti all (lie woi-lil there ts lint one cure hr. Hit fils’ Isolde!) Specllte. It can be given in u cup of tea or coffee without the knowledge of tho person taking it effecting a speedy and permanent oure vkstber the patient is a moderate drinkc or au alcoholic wreck Thousand* of drunk arda have been cured, who huvo takeu th Ooldeu Speoitio in their coffoe without tlici kaowDdge, and today heliovo they quit drinking of their own fro > will. No harm fnl results from its ailiuiuistration. Curt malanti ed. Send for circulars and full [■rtfenlars. Address in confidence, Gold *» Hpkcivc Co. 1 tbo Race Street, Cincinnati Otis. | loin stalk, never consider tho good it is ac oomplishing in curing lung troubles, resents in Taylor's Cherokee Remedy ot went Cnui and Mullein tho fiuest knowi remedy for coughs, croup, colds and con sumption. Buckleu's Arnica Salve. Tux Best Salve in Hie world for Cuts BpoIsoh, Sores, Ulcers, Salt lthoum, Fev Itees, Tetter, Chapped Hands, Chilblain w»n», ntui nil Skin Eruptions, and positive ly oores Biles, or no pay required. It giwwnleed to givo perfect satisfaction, ttiosey refundid. Price 25 cents per box ”*rtale by Win. Bowlings. Nuiirit’rsvillc ('aiiiin .llnrlici, Oodd,Middling Mlddiing..... tew Middling . Pilcft! I'llea! Itrhliiir Symptoms Moisture; intense itching and ilibKing most at night; worse by ecratcliin If allowed to continue tumors form, wh'li oftin bleed yind ulcerute, bcooming very wte. bWAYNK’s Ointmlnt stops the itching md blooding, heals ulceration, nnd in too 1 eases removes the tnmois, At druggists, until, for DO cents, Dr.Swayno & Son rtiladelphia. nill.KM AIVUHOItfiili*). Two and a half car loads of Mali sand tell car of horses ltuve arrived.' Come and •titliem, Char. G. Rawiinos Goto Mrs.C. 0. H, own to get a new Hem hewing machine, Ci make easy term if y flout want to pay ca b. Beach A Faumeii, Lodisvlli.e Ga. *AM»s1JLLE PKOVINUUV MUUtET, Itcon sides per lb Balk © N 0 Flour — 5'.CO •Win hams •' 13* Shoulders << 7 S8. " ® 8 S’ B, ° 22.*.'.’.*ii!" si, 2i F au Sugar ... 7* to •lira C H-hite 7 to 7, Sf ( l<iahtitioa,prioes a fraction higher ** ont ipateut. 14.60 Uorn . fQ if wl " tm. ........... 85to 6®? “ l, °*. ® S’**' “ 20 ® 25 ww *kens 15 @ 30 In- An Old Field Woed- Many seeing that old field weed, tho mul THuiiUm. Mr. A Mrs A. F. Hioklin kindly uppreoia ting the many kindnesses shown to them, by both whito and oolored, during tho last ill uoss ol their daughter, desire iu this public ay to render to one and all their sincere Hi inks. Progress please copy. IFnen you nrc constipated, liavo boadach or loss of appetite, take l)r. J. H. McLean Liver and Kidnoy Pillets; they are pleasant to take and will oure you. If you have a painful sense of fatigue, find your duties irksome, take Dr. J. H. McLean - Sarsaparilla. It will brace you up, — on strong and vigorous. Baking Powder ABSOLUTELY PURE I'et’Xo'ml. Mr. Oha*. J. Bayne of the Augusta Ohroni. , wbs in the city a few days laat week. Mr. A. W. Bartley who has a steam saw A LEGEND. There has eomn to aiy mind a legend, a thing I had half forgot, ill near Harrison, that favored land ol One I And whether I rend a or <lr*tuiuvt it. ah, walk ft timber, good mills nnd good farms, made a plansnnt call at the IIkrai.ii office on Monday. He tel I a us Prof Geo. P. Ratcbtard a former opular teacher in that vicinity oponed hie ehool at Harrison on Monday, Prospects good. Mr. J. B. Woo l of the stounuh firm of J. S. Wood A. llro. ol Savannah, was lti tho city on Monday, Dr. H. T. Hodges wire in the city last week. He has located at Kittrell in Johnson county, but his post office is still Ooonee. Gainer Thigpen lelt on Monday to eater the Middle Georgia A. .V ,\1 College, at Milleduevtlle, Col. W. L. Phillips and bride, Dee Mi*s Loon Everett, of Louisville, visited relatives laiit week nbd rocolved congratulation* of many friends. Mr. John F. Boone who lias taught snoooss- fully iu this county, bus been elected princi pal of the Stapleton Academy for the present year, Miss Salli* Harrison opened school at Doepstep on Monday. Mr. J. W. Harrison of Linton made a brief call at the Ueualu office on yostorday, Mr. G. IF. Dunham our former esteemed oouutyman, now of Montgomery Co , made brief call at llio Hp.it.vLt> office on yesterday. Mr. Dunham iu now high Sheriff of Mont gomery county. Hi rsoeived a very flatter- rig vote, there were 4 candidates, hut ho ro- ivod 150 votes mote than any other oppo nent. The county is to no congratulated up- in having so good an otfi -er. matlnra not. It ta Mid that (■ heaven at twWsuit a areal bet softly swings, A ail iuui may listen and hearken to the wondar fid nuishi that rings If ha pans from his heart's tuner chamber all the pasthoa, paiu iuid strife, Etonrtache, and weary kinging that throb tu the pulsr* of life - If ho thrust rmtn his soul all hatred, all thoughts of wicked tilings, lie can hear In Uie holy twilight how the bet) of the angets rlrurx And I think there is tu tills Ingot*!, if we open our eye* to see, ftoniewhnt of ati Inner meaning, my friend, to you and me. Let us look in our hearts and qu-euou, Can pure thoughts enter Is To a soul if It be lurondy the dweJImg 0/ thoughts of stn» 80 then let us imnder a Uttle; lot ox look iu our hearts an;l aee If the twilight Ih-Uu of the augetw couki ring for ue—you tuid mo --fiouicrvUte Joornai Wherever dump air aud sudden climatie ihniiges are the conditions, imS' l catarrh is tie accompaniment. Uumembcr that Old Saul's Oslerrb Cure wilt spcodly reliovo you f tbln troublesome disease. Sold by nil 1 oalerii. l)o noljsttipefy your Baby witli opium or ii'idnunm mixtures, hut use Dr. Bull's Babv Simp which is always safo and reliable anil lever disappoints., Price 25 cents. At Kent. Travel in (JUnn. Travel In northern tlhlnn la aoeom- pUshed in n cart, a tnnle litter, or tho saddle. The first method is the most uncomfortable but the most rapid, th* second tho most comfortable hut • tho slowest, the third tho meet independent but the most uncertain. Tho cart used in northern China has two heavy wheels, with wooden axle, no springs, and a body about four feet long, and throe broad, over which is a light framework top covered with lilnocotton. Two mules driven tandem by u carter seated on tho left shaft taka it along at a rate Of about three miles an hour, and one can make iu it an average of thirty- five mill’s a duv, even over tho roughest country. It will cany about throe hundred pounds of goods, and ono or even two passengers; nud tho tighter on* is squeezed iu Iho more comfortable It will jirove, for that, and Hint alone, will bo a protection from the terrible jolting over tho vong'.i country roads. It is told in (Kiine obi tiook of travel in tlie narrative of tho mission of Lord Amherst to tho court of Dekin, if 1 re member rightly, that ono of liin attend ants died from U10 effects of tho jolting ho received during a short; jonrney in ono of those carte. Bnt this modo of travel being the most rapid, I adopted it. Bev oral y«us of experience of cart travel in China had made mo bold, so that I did not fear the fate which had overtaken The Hospital* in Now York CMy Whisk Fit Mon anil Woinon fnr Nnrstng. The Dollovne Training School for Nurses wes staried on May 1, 1873, with ft superintendent and five nurses, having five wards under their caro. In 1800 the school had (13 pupils und had graduated 846, while as a direct out growth of that modest lieginning there are three oilier greet, schools in New York alone. These am tho New York City, Avhich lias 64 pupils and has gradu ated 263; tho New York hospital, with 48 pupils and 193 graduates, and Mount Sinai, with 50 pupils and 111 graduates, Them are also smaller schools in tho city, bnt, great or small, Bellevue mast always be honored iw tho pioneer. Her graduates am at iho head of most of tho important schools and hospitals in tho country, aud have even gene so fur afield sa England, Italy and China. The next school to bo osUiblishod was the New York city, which was started by tho commisKioners of charities and correction in 1877, and is entirely sup ported by tho city. Until 1889 It was known rs the Charity Hospital school, bccauso it began them, hut as it grew j its work spread, until the old name was misleading ami had to lie chatged. It is now tho largest and in soino re spects tho moot important of all the schools, us it nursuH fivo different hos pitals—Charity and Maternity on Black well's Island, the Infants' hospital on Randall's Island, Gkravernour, at Gou- vernour Slip, and Harlem, at, tho foot of Foist Ono Hundred aud Twentieth street, tho two lust lieing accident or emergency hospitals, while at Charity tho eased are largely chronic. Besides tho pupils of Uie school there are thirty-two jierma- nont trained nurses at Charity and ltan- ilall’s Islnnd, making nearly a hundred in nil, for whom tho miiierintondout is directly responsible, and over whom she has full authority. Tho oilier schools in the city am supported from tho funds of tho hospitals which they nurso,—Mrs. Frederick Rhinelander Jones in Scrib ner's. Dr. John Leo. Wonderful Indian Remedies. Mr§. Emoia J. Uodgea wah born in Oglo . . . _ . ,, .. . Q1 iwrvi) tno Amherst mnwiou man. Comfortably iborpn county. 0« M Mnrcb 31, lo5J, nnu ,, , ... . * .. J , . , , „ * ’ , . wrapped in my waddea Chinese clotuee, Hod Deo. SIst, 18Ui). in WssLington connty.l , Rqu „ OJE( ,, into my cnrt> fooling 8hn jt iued tho Methodist church 1Ti i ^ delicate pioco of cMimwnro packed Ga, Now offooe to tbo people of Sin- derttvillo aud Wasbiugton county, au opportunity of testing bis magic al remodios. His INDIAN LINIMENT ouroa Hkadache, Neuualgia, Rheumatism, also Colic, Ckamps.&o. PersotiH ailiieted with tbewo Mal adies nro invited to call at bis Htand uoar tbo City Hall and try its vir tues. LEO’S INDIAN TONIC. This romarkablo Tonic acts uiugic iu lolioviug Nervous Prostration, General Debility, invaluable for Livor uud Kidney roubles, aud imparting henltli and vigor to week and delicate Female?, AC, AC. TboHo MARVELOUS REMEDIES rosi were acquired duriug a long douce iu Sumter aonnty. Cla. in July, I860. At G‘ e , in cotton, nnd after n hearty farewell to tnie of her death, her membership was at tho friends with whom I was staying at Ualiin Bill church iu this oounty. : Pekin, tlio carters cracked their whips, Shu leaves behind lior an enviable repute- and with a shout to tho mules we were don us a Christian, and in her last moments off- Century. with nraam laIioIi. If any ono engaged in ron fishing should eupturu fish with brivss labols tied to their taila with aluminum wire or n black silk cord mi explanation will no doubt be somewhat esgerly desired. There are hundreds of fish bo treated in the hcu, and it need not lie concluded that prm tical joker* have 1 men at work. Tho briusii label is nu indication that the fe-li wearing it has lieon in the hands of th grave men of science who are investigat ing the habits, the food and tho growth conditions of f i h in Scottish waters. Two objects arc served by the label at Loci ment. In the event of tho fish lieing reea;>- tured by any ono who will givo informa lion to tho scientific cruisers of the Scot tish fishery hoard on tho Garland there will ho something known about it« mi gratory habits. Its rate of growtti in n etafe of freedom may also Ihj investigat ed. It might lie thought that the chance of meeting with these labeled fish again would lie very small, hut it appears that the Gurlmid cruisers themselves liavo re capluri d SH per cent: of tho plaico an 18 per rent. of the cod wearing their medals. But only plaice, cod nnd skat were recaptured. Tlio experiments nro to he continued on a large scale. They do not interfere with tlio health of the fish, which when recaught are plump and in good condition.—London Illustrated News. INDIAN TERRITORY, mul arc now offered to the Afflicted ujiun their Merits. A MINSTREL RAND will ontertniu the public duriug my stay in tbo city. All invited to tlie lectures nnd pciforumncca. Will begin the Hale of tbeBC Rem edies on Saturday nokt 10th iuat. Atto-i.l tbo Leutuieii and aalo next Sntni- da/, 17ib inst. f,o rd would take'cnio of tin tu when abe was gone," She vvor the mother ol eight chit in earth, ahe said she did not fear to die, j A Sul)< i ay n OounL-y Doctor, for mIio bad always livod a christinD. Kind, Sunday is a busy day’ for the doctor. (rieii.lsat.ked her if she did cot regret to j ^ good many people put off being sick leave her little children; sbo said “no, tbo j till Sunday, especially in Imying time, nnd tlio calls began to cotno in early. So tlie narrow buggy went down the road dreD, ono Of them preoedod her to the bet ter land several years ego. How aid it is for a fond busbaud and seven belpleBs little oneB, to give up such a mother ns this. But we weep not. for we hnvo the biassed assu rance, that onr loss is her eternal gain. 8bo| «une out into tho little burying ground, was buried on the 1st day of Jan. 1881, in ; and through my open window I could and did not return till late. Sunduy school was in sospion and tlio children sang: Day of uiJ tlie week the bi'rit, Ciuhkun of etej*ual rust A group of voting women in white the family cemetery, rt the late George k<*r gossip and laughter as they picked 3 1 i their way among tlio gleaming white headstones. Then a party of ladies ots Three times a day There was preaching at the Baptist Church Sunday, morning und uight, by the now pa< tor, liev J. A. Mobley. Tho dow preacher for Now Hope oirouit Rev. Mr. Boland, was iu our towu a few day ago. Wo learn that his family will arrive Riddteville sometime during this week, We learn that tho first quarterly meeting for Now Hope circuit will be held in Riddle villa on next Saturday and Sunday. Rev, Mr. Mobley is moving into the Hy mau house to day and fixing up for house keeping. We are pleased to note that the school Ml. Vernon Institute is rapidly increasing indications flattering for a largo attoudanoe iu tho near future. Uiddleville is now healthy, there is no caso of sickness in, nor around Kiddleville that we know of. The election passed off quietly,and the D6w aspirants lor office were all notified by tho result, to remain at home and attend to their business. "Tlie wind bloweth whore it listoth.” The truth of this was Verified on last night ; the Old Storm King was out during tho whole of last night on a general rampage; this King has no respect to persons or places ; be vis its the Kmg upon his throDe, a9 welt as the beggar upon the duDg hill;heenlers the pal- aoo of tho rich ns well as tho cottage of the poor; he traverses every mountain, hill and dale; the trees ol the forest full prostrate be fore him; bo rides on the hoisterows Ocean and buries whole fleets in its depths. Iu our New Year's Greetings last week, we omitted the name, of Joseph E. Brown nnd H. 0. Hodges in tho list of Mechanics. Both of these gentlemen ..re prepared to teko work short, notice, which will ho done in good workmanlike mauner. Justice. Kiddleville, Jan. 12th 1891. The Pulpit and the Sta:?e. Rov. F. M. Shrout, Pastor United Breth ren Church, Bluo Mound, Kan., says: “I feel it my duty to tell what wonders Dr. King’s New Discovery has done for mo. My Lnnus badly diseased, u D d my parishioners thought I oonld live only a few weeks. I took live bottles of Dr King’s New Disoovery and am sound aud well, gaining 26 lbs *" Hodges’residence in this county. Farewell wife, mother, and friond w«hopo to meet von in that better land. dressed in deep mourning nppearod. Standing apart wus n young couple J. W. Uickliu kindly took two of the , chatting in a shoopish way. small children to mine by request of the dy ing mother, aud Abe Hodges took 0U6 also. A. S. A. Middlo Georgia Progress pleoso copy. Editor Hkiuld : Tho election of tho 7th iust. for conDty offi cers passed off ns quiet as a lamb at this plsce. Rev. I, F. Carey of this, tho Washington oirouit, filled his first appointment at Bay springs, the first Sunday imd Saturday be fore. The new school bonae, Oconee Academy ,at this point is about oompleted. Miss Julia Jaokson will soon tako oharge, and it is thought will have about thirty pupils. Dr. U. T.,Hodges, of this community, has A ant nil girl, with curiosity abnor mally developed, pretended to read the Inscription on a tombstone near by, while sho absorbed the conversation. The cabinet organ was played again, and tlio children with tho older people in the church, sung "IIo will carry yoo through.” Tho voice of good Dominie TlKmipson rolled out in stirring tonee aa he eonglit divine guidance anil hleaaing for tho beloved children of his flock.— Frank French in Scribner’*. like Guardian’* Dfomiwion. GEORGIA--Washinoi-oh Courtt. Ordinary’* Offioe. . Mrs. Adeline Smith ha* in tin* form ap plied for letter* of di*r*l**lon from tka guar, tisnship of Thomas W. Smith, and I will pass upon »«id application on to* first Mon day in February, 18Wi at my offlo# ia run- lersville. . _ . _ ... , . Given tinder my hand offlmatly Ihia 1st day of January 1S9I. M NEWM.tN. 4 t Ordinary W. a For Exeoator’* Dwroi*»ioo. GEORGIA—Washington Connty. Ospnnst a Of»toa: Geo. D. Warthen, Eirentor of the will of Daniel Palmer, dee**«ed, b*a in daa form applied to the undersigned for latt-ia af rm- mision from the admlnittralion of t*e oataM of pal.! deceased, and I will pass n P?? “** spplleation on th* first Woodsy in April n**l -it my ( ffloc iu Handers rills In said Bounty. 3 mos Ordinary W 0 For GnAtdianubip. GEORGIA—Washington Countr. OADINAUY’* OfWON. Upon the applicatioa of H K Saltat Os -xpeutor of tha will of Wtu. Nsltw lat* I. ff> rsoa eoaoty dao.asad, showing that minor ohilrlren o4 John W. Sdter ol Wa*o- mgton euuaty nta entitlod to a legsoy aa tend «nd monty ia th* hand* of iw»i4 exooa- 'or, snd that said aiteni chthlre* h»*a nw gnsrdlnn for thslr propwty; It is hereby or- trtod that rtlation teiua ia terase ot the Uw. whs th* gnnrdlsnsblp for the property oi «ai>\ minor* should not vest in the Clerk ol ihe Rii-crior Court or some other fit peraoa >t the February term INI of th* Court o* Ordinary. Given under mr hind oflletalif this Wt lay ot January 1891. M. NEWMAN. 4t. OrdiDitry W. O. ALLSKIN/'noBLOOD DISEASES. The Best Household Medioine. Once or twice each jrear the ay*- ten- needs purging of the impuri ties which clog; the blood. From childhood to old age. no remedy moots all cases with th* same cer tainty of good result* aa BOTANIC BLOOD BALM.. W. C. McGauhcy, Webb City, Ark., 1 H. H. !?. lias done me more good and writca. good and for Icaa oncy than any other blood purifier I ever used, s the comfort of my life to it." Year’* Support. GEORGIA—Wa*hi*fto« Ordhiant'i Ovnos. tWherca* Iks appraisers appoiated to M* apart ml assign • year's suppoit for Hants* Rohinsnn tol, *nt of Iha gseywrty ot Juh* itnhiusnn tats of said aoiiuti dautaswd. haw* tilad their r*tar* ia gbiaoa**. All pwrseo* "uncerned tra h*rwhy amiiad t* h. nad ay pear at thaOoart oi Ur,llnary of said aonnty on th« first Monday ia Vabraary next, an* »bow cause if aay lhaf bar# why Raid r*. urns alinnld nut ha approved w*,t mad* th* judgment of said aoarh Given under my hand oSoially this Cth day of January 1*91. M. NiWwxh, 4< • Ordinary W C. For Letter* of Admiaietration. GEORGIA—Washington County. Oiudinaky’s Offiob. N-’WNUiua'Tnnlr.* bat in doa form applied te thiMindnrslgn'd for permanent latter* of idmlulitratioa on tht aaiata of Honry Tan- ' i, late of nald eoaoty dawesasd, end I will pass upon said applii’aMon oa the first Mon- uv in 9V roary 1891. (li ven nndflr my hand and nffluiat aigna- nuturo this Cth day of Januerv|189l. M NEWMAN, ^j4t. Ordiuary, , A. bhcpltcnl, Nnrfulk, Va., August 10, 188B, " t drpend on B. B. B. for the preservation .•rites; “ I 1 of my health, f have had It in my'family now nearly two years, and in all that time have not had to have a doctor." John la tlio Older. Among n certain coterio in this city more or bun speculation wan a short Unto sinoo going on concerning tho rein tive age.s of Senator diaries B. Furwoll and bis brother John V., the merchant prince. It was of no use to consult the public records, for limy differed and were not reliable. And ns John V. simply shook bis head aud smiled in answer to inquiries on tlio subject, and us the senator when in Washington de clined to express himself in writing, tho Individuals interested were compelled to let their thirst for knowledge continue unslakened until tho latter should re turn. When I10 did return ho was Ml. hut that wrm no obstacle, and upon gain ing his presence tho committee put the question to him. Tho senator looked at them for n moment, raised himself on his elbow and replied in fooblo tones: “I was horn first, hut John is the older.” Then ho laydown on his pillow, turned over, uud tho committee, bursting with a plethora of information, withdrew.— Chicago Herald. Commercial College lexingtnnky Cheapest & Best Business College in the World. Honor *nd Uol4 M«4at »»*r *11 *tfc*r r*ll*fM, *1 World'* I'. * position, f»r Ktiltni nt Bnok-hprplnc *nd Ucnrral Hnainci* Kilnrotlon. I•,#<»• 4>rndunlro la fluelnr**. 1000 xtiidrnt*annuallj. llT«»ctef«i»pl*j- ' L 4’o*t of Full RuotNeao Coorv, ineloflln* TuUl*a. At*- l*n#r.T, *n<l Bo*r.t *h«>ut$HO. OKort-Hand. Ty»o-Writ* us and T• livtfrniiliy *r**UUIo*. N» Vnontloa. Inter now. iradnaiw* suveaslul 1 hi* Htf I* W#*ntlfol and healthful. For draufar* addnoa H Ubur R. Omltli, Lfiiiiftaa. Kj» Take Roy’s blood purifier^ three hities a clay, before meals, if y 0l J troubled with any skin or blood •Meise—full directions with each bottle. Ask your druggist in Ife SLo * Arthnr Love, Manager Love’s Funny Folks After a thorough trt Tito minima* of Gold. Gold beaters, by hammering, can re duce gold leaves to such minute thinness that 283,000 must bo laid upon each other to produce the thickneaB of aa inch. Yet each leaf is so perfect and free from holes that one of them laid on any surface, ns in gilding, gives the ap- ix-aranoe of solid gold. They are so thin that if formed into a book 1,500 would only occupy the spnee of a single leaf of moved to Johnson county, nud located at the! hook paper. A single volume of a gold very popular stand of J. E. Smith, Jr., A Co.,! loaf book ono inch in thickness would Combination, writes: - , . „1 and convincing tvidenoo, I am confident Dr. Kings New Discovery for Consumption, bouts ’em all, and ourea when everything else The greatest kindness I oan do my fails. many thousand trienda is to urge them to try it.’ Free triol bottles at Wm. p— J Drtlg Store. Regular et/e SCo.jtnd tannery Kittrell’s, On tbo 8th inst., near Irw in’s orosH Ronds, at the home of the bride’s mother, -Mrs. M F. Joyner, Mr. T. F. BrowD, of our towu, and Miss Effie Joyner wore joined in holy wed- look, Rev. F. L. Adams, performing tho cere mony. Gn the 9th, Mr, Brown nud lady and their invited guests oame iu our town to the homo, where there wm n reception await ing them. Mr, Browu in an old resident of our town. O;oneo gladly welcomes his lady to a homo among us. MisH Annie Hardison of Sunny Side is visi ting her sister, Mrs, J. E. Grenada. Miss Lula Joyner of Tennille has been viBtting her sistor, Mrs. Jos. M Brown. Mr. Jack Pearson, of Macon, was in onr towD a taw days ago on bis way to Hebron, where bo was called to see his father Mr. F J. Pearson, who is quite hick. Mr. Thos. Whittou, of onr town is quire sick. Mr. M. G. Wood Ben. who hoe been Biok with rheumatism is improving slowly. There is bnt little ii any obaegs iu the condition of Mrs.C. A. hloyo, ahe coDtinuea quite sick. Our little Eula, who ha* been suffering with typhoid fever tar nbout 20 days contin uous quite biok though her physician, Dr. L. A. Graybill says she ts bettor. Yours truly, Bbnbicuk. Jan, YStb, IW1 lmve ns many pages us an entire library of 1,500 volumes of common hooka, even though tho volumes averaged 400 page* each.—St. Louis Republic. Wealthy. A prominent citizen of SL Paul was in Mnineiipolis and met a former acquaint ance vvlKjae ordinary condition was what is known as impecunious. This time, however, his face was fairly beaming. “How are you?" he asked in u cheerfni bats voice as ho extended bis baud to tlio mau from St. Paul. "First rate. How nro you?’’ "Splendid 1 Do yon know"—hero be dropped his voice to a confidential key —“I’ve boon given the use for life of a half million dollar estate over on Nicol let avenue?" "You have?" asked tlie other man in astonishment. "Yes; tho public library.”—St. Paul Pioneer-Pross. A physician has succeeded in grafting tlie slrin of a frog to that of a tortoise, and the skin of a tortoise to that of a frog, and also in securing the growth of a frog’s akin upon the Bkin of a mau 54 years old. Bone grafting is not so far advanced, hut has met with the same eocooes us skin grafting. JHavo lota of fun, laugh all you caa axxd keep tho sunshine in ycrar heart if you want to be well, young and popular. The world hates a woman w ith a grierr- anoe. It pays to bo honestly happy. There ia absolutely no profit in being hluo and very little sympathy attend- teg it. In tlio United Kingdom '10,000,000 bone lay on an average ninety egg* each per annum, of w hich ten are reserved for hatching. It follows t hat the home product is 1,600,000,000, which added to the number imported gives 8,700,000,- *60, or seventy-three per inhabitant Data of the trials of three large steam ers, showing the compar.-diyo merit* of Largo and small screws, show that pro pellers of small diameter have in each case proved the mure economical and ef fective, bptli increasing tho s]>oed and de creasing the coal consumption. SHERIFF’S SALES. 1881. Year's Support, J"1 EOHGI 4- " ashington County—Orrlina- vTT ry's Office— Whereae, the appraisers ap- uluieil to as! apart and sHsign a vent's »up- • >it fur France* Psvr.e and her tour minor -hildreu, out of th# estate of Green Bayne 11 e of ‘raid oouety, deceased, have filed heir return in ttii* "■ce: ' ll prisons cou- i-erced nro beu-hy) required to ho and ap pear at tho court of oielioarv of said comi ty on the ttr-t Monday iu February, 1801, .ml how caus*, if auy the) have, why ta.nl return rhn.ld not bo approved aud made (bo judgment of said court. Given under my hand officially, this Xal 'lay cl January 1891. M. Nkwmim, fit. Ordinary, W. O I'miT Tuesday in FamtuAitY, GEORGIA—Washington County: W ILL BE sold before the ooort housodoor n Bandorsville, On., on the first Tuesday in February. 1891, between the legal bonrs of nlo, the tallowing property, to-wit: One hundred nerrs of land in 95th district, L M., being a part ot the Johnson plnoe, nnd bounded on the east hy J. L- Hnttawn) and May, aouth by M. E. Wsrthen, west by a art of the Johnson plaoe, aud uortb by Ben Ainason. Levied on a-, the property of J. A. Robson, trustee, to satisfy a ti. fa. issaod tor oollection of taxes. ALSO, nt the snnro thus nnd plaoe will be sold, all that certain tract or pared ot lend lying in the 94th nnd 95th districts, Q. M-, of said oounty, and containing 466 Boris, more or less, hounded ns tallows: North by lands of Mary Downs and ostate of W. It Taylor, south by lands of Jus. K. Qiuos, vest by lands ot Jns- K- Hiues, nnd east bj lands of A-T. Horton and W" 8. ColliDH. Said property known as G. T //orton’s bom* place, upon which ho lives, nnd also nil that certain traot or parcel of tend lyiug in the 95th district. G- M , of said oounty nnd con tabling 165 acres, more or less, bounded na follows: Vorth hy lands of estate ot W. R. Taylor, south bv lauds ol J, K. Ilincs eastbj tends of A. T Horton nnd W. 8. Carter, and ,nd on tho west by tends of G. T. Horton Said property known ns the Turner trnct. All ot said lands lovied on ns tho property ol ihe def-ndant, G. T Horton to aatisly n fi III. issued from September term of Washing ton Buperi >r court iu favor of 0. L. Montagu* A Co. Notice given dofeudunt in possession. C. A. Wall. Sheriff. For LfiHYo to Sell Land. GEORGIA—Wahtuugtoa County. Ordinary’s Office. George Vf. Cnonninu, Administrator of th* estate ot David C. Cnuminq late ot said county, deceased applie* to the uC'toraigtu-d for leave to sell the laud belonging to wid estate, and said’npplioAtioo willjbu beard c» tno 1st Monday in Fubroaxy IftUl at my of. ficu in Sanderevilla. •Given nnderjiuv hand officially „thi* lat day of January 1891, PM Nkwman, 4t. Ordinary, W. O. For Leavo to Soli Land. G EORGIA—Washington County—Ordi nary’s Office—8. G. JonUo, Oounty Ad ministrator, Administrator of tbo estate of Ocrdy Gaskin* late of said county deceased, applies to lire undersigns ! fur Leave to cell the tend belonging to surd estate, and aaid application will be hoard ou tho Beat Moo- day in February 1891, at luy'office in 8*u- lersvillu. Given uniter lay band officially bis 1st day ol Jauuary lbOl. M. Nbwmab. it. Ordinary, W, 0 G Walt Whitman's Ilvimor. Walt Whitman is popularly thought to have no sense of humor, but ono day a young man dropiied iu upon him at his huinblo homo in Camden, N. J., intro duced himself a« a poet, and begged to be allowed permission to read selections from a bundle of manuscripts which ho carried. "No, thank you," said Whit man, courteously but firmly, "I have beon paralyzed twice.”—Ban Francisco Argonaut. To Loricate 11 is Word!. Mina De Gimp (looking through the samples of a drummer for a material house)—What do you carry this little oil can for? Drummer — I wear thut under my tongnu when I tackle a rough customer. —Jewelers' Weekly. A Successful Counterfeit. Our rations while in Richmond wo es tfanated at two to four ounces of beof aud six to eight ounce* of good wheat bread. To supplomout this wo made counterfeit greenbacks, which wo were dometimes able to pass on unsuspecting guards. Once, hy cutting out tbo figures from a ten cent scrip and with a little Ordiuar)’s Citations. For Jtdimnistrators’ DiBimsuion. G EORGIA—Washington County—Ordini ry'a Offi-e—Mrs. ttoua G.Ort sduiinis tratrix of the. estate of B, A. Smith, lat# ot said count), du-onsed, applies to toe for let ters ot dismission from said administration and I will pass upon her application ou tbs Ural >1 .n-day iu January licit, st my offios in Bandcrsvi’lte. aai 1 county. This the 6th lay of Oct iher, 1899. M NEWMAN, Ordinary. For Administrator’s Dismission. J. L Yarbrough, administrator of the e« For Administrator'* Dismission. KORGHA—W4SILLNUT0N Ouusty—Duniav Wash in's- Uinu^Mrs. X M. Frisco Aduriu- istratrix and Jotui D. Friuun Ydiuiulslra or of he satat-j of Byivaau* Prince bare ia due form applied to cue for letter* of dismission from the administration of said estate, and ( will pass upon thuir application ou tlie first Monday ia April 1891 at my offioe ia 8*a- dersvill*. Uiveu under my head offluially this lei day a* January 1891. kl. Newman, 3 mo*. Ordinary, W. O. Year’s Support. Georgia—WasLirmtoa County. Ordinary’* Office. Whereat the appraisers appointed to aek apart end aeeigu a yew's support for Belli* Anderson, col'J., oat of the astete ot fiman Anderson, late of *J4 oounty, daaesssJ, have filed their return iu this office. AJt persous ooocerned are hereby required to L* and appear at th* Court of Ordiuary of said county on the first Monday In February 189-1 aud show cause, if a£y llrey have, why said return should not be approved and he mad* the judgment ot said court. Uiveu uudtv tuy hand officially this 1st lay ot Junuaiy IcOl. M Newman, 41. Ordinary, W. C, tate of Mrs. Mania D.ivia, di c'd , applies for letters of dismission from the administration of said estate. Applicatioa will he pissed upon nt Ordinary's office ou first ilea lay in February. Also J.T Long, administrator of tlie tate of Mrs. Eliz 1 T. Long applies fur letter* of (lismiHsion from tire administration said estate, and application will b" passed upon by Ordinary ou tired ‘Monday in Feb ruary 1891 at hiu his 'dUcc. Also, Mrs M E. f/urdaiek, administra trix of tho estate ot 0. E. //urdtrick is.A el ectitrix of the will of Mrs Z A. Hardwick late ol H'ashingtoo county, applies for let ters of dismission from these respeolirt irr.Hts, end the Ordinary will pass upon 1'*-1 application tm tir- t M iud»y in Fi b'y., loV' .a It,*, Mr*. Martlia It itta-.vut, admints’ra- nix ol . elate I f John ILittaway, has «ppli« ' jis.'iion iroui >uluiit»i«ti’rttiou Notice to Debtors aatl Creditors. All parsons having dumauds agaiu.t the estate ot B. W, Uumetl of lUU county, de ceased, are hereby notified to render in thaii demands to ha undoisiguad acoordiug to law ; and all persona indebted to said usUl e are reqn rsd to mak* iniut'lnl* payuiau.1. This lOlh of D* lembar 189ii, Joskvk M. Bmvcu, ffi- Administrator, Notice to Debtors and Creditors- All person* having demands against the «»• tate of Mr* Ann F Kellay tats uf ilua oouu- i), decvasa.1, are berohy notified to Under in thrir demands to tba undersigued aevovd- iug to law , and all pruous iiutahted to .aunt estate at requited to make ItUlQiidUt* pay ment. t his JUth of Deoembkr 1899 M. F. Kxni.sY, Adm t, of Ur*. Ann E. K-iiey. blood gluing this over tho figure ono in n dollar greenback, myself aud three —miniih-s bought with this bogus ton dollar hill ninety loaves of good I ofVniri . stH'fo, '.vL’l ttee Ouiinary' will 'V»»- and it was tlio only time while I was in ... anniinaliitri fill H T ht MoililorV 11 s and it was tho only time wane 1 - v v »‘“ luppu hcr application on tirat Monday iu 1 tbe Confederacy that,I made tt tuU meal. I (iW l Onntury. ijMBTafilTIMlMfMrii For lxo«uti*m oi Personalty. GEORGIA—Wnshingtoa Cnunty Mrs H 8. Rainwater k*v applied fur «- mpttan of puiaonaUy, ami l will pas* up.m 1 hr-same at 10 o'clock *. m. on Muudayi th® l'Ath day of January 1891. *t ate ofiles. This 1st dty of January, 189i„- 1 ^ m Newman. ^ 21 Ordinary, ff. 0.
