About The Sandersville herald. (Sandersville, Ga.) 1872-1909 | View Entire Issue (Feb. 19, 1891)
The Herald & Georgian, PARK, Editor *iu! Pi tc ’TauiisbTit woi. (JEN, SJIEKMAN UF A IK rue Old Warrior lln< Konst HI 11 is f.ast Kmtle. FEB. 19, ~ The McKinley tariff hill does not look it it land con, oh shy Mr. Dickerson of k tncky linn intro,lm . d a hill for it- ro). ■'! an ' Ohio on February hit I all laws repealed l 1*1 the rc-cnn.lhKhi tli it act France has “mdi'y’necepted tlio invitntio.: M.dcrud by Presi b lit ilarnson to 1 "'P"” tented at the \V tl » ■ 1 1 Hon. Alexander II. H Stuart, died nt Inn h homo in Btniinlon, \ 84lli jenr. He wi »ndcr President l’ilb .or -. Rev. J. U. HeYolie, V. D.uf Hriffln, (>■ nnnol the most eminent Bapti t ininiHteis i1,o state, died on Monday nt the advanc ngc of 74 yearn. i ot Hintorsvtlle, (in . broil Friday, in bis Secretary ol the Intern Charles done ol liev. Sam done pro some time ng< trial b>r kiiliie acquitted the past weak. ••Art is long and. time is lb tin;:, too Imd to Pp' nd » iol ol a i hoi. o.- *d with neuralgia, when d.> ■ ■ 1 ■ r.no bottled bah ali.m Oil will mr. and it is Georgo Conklin, th" lion-tamrr. will have noil ii : to do with cross- other remedy main, nor ns - , ■ .oi.fihsan.il os- lilt Ur. Hull- t .... lie says it IN tl e only ie mbb ediciue lo hi > had. ontli Ill-fated Johnstown, Pa., is again lloode b The lower | art of the city is under water Iron t ntlnnon rai It ' mbrla oa tl lido, hundred ol house are flood. , , ni people fled in lurnls. A special on Mom! night Hays, poo|do aro fleeing t grounds,tbo h wer tewn hoasrS are Ito lives were lost so ,far. highei desortial, After aniline <of n-v. tal d v» from pneu monia, General Millin', l’.’ioimseh Hharmaii lie ! at his home in N. York City, nt l'D*t I', m. on Saturday last, 14th inst. Gen. Sherman was born In Lancaster, 182 ) and was there- loio but a t. vv days over 71 years of age. II is generally conceded that alter Gene ral Grant, the United Slat a government lived lmn. to Gone I ,»1 Sii'1 me 0 , Inr the Vlg- rons prosiouli 'n ot tie w 11, and tor its d ul triumph than eny otlior Federal olhoer. was emphatic; il, a military man,thought nr should lie sb,,rt, sharp and ratnotscles in,I Unit pillage, rapine, slaughter and do- .islation were prop, rend legitimate agents ior iU spo. ly consummation. In the mai- I1„1 correspond, nee between ieti. Hood arid iimself, lie openly declared that tl.ls luetii , ol ruin tiud destruction was bis theory of warfare. liow fully lie carried out liic theory is lint well known to our readers. The seek n and burning of Atlanta, tho long march Hi rough Georgia ot 300 miles in ‘21 days, 111 in, rciless havoc and devastation, the slatlgh . r of oattlo, hogs and fowls, the robbing ,ilis, harus and smokehouses, the uaplnre I mules rind horses,tho plundering of lion - ine smouldering fires irom the ruins ol nrned house-, all nthst that a warrior whoso he.rt was n stranger to pilv, led ll blood-thirsty legions. Tliese are fact II; ,1 aro a part of the hi t oy of the country and now vv« “naught extenuate, Nor set down aught iu luulico.” THE A till V IX KANlir.lt -Vi [,1,15 Hie death ol tho old soldi, r, naturally re , all his meiiiotablo vi: il lo Handersville I,is journey'o the sea Saturday and Sun day, tho ‘20th and ‘27t11 ot November, 180 v , ie ilajH of terror to (he people ol Wash i: li.n county and of Funders vi Ho especial march forward, and it was not until lato in the nltetdoon that tho town was vacated, amt ho distressed deniaens of Hand, rsville again .id ol tlieir invaders doubtless sent up grate ful tributes of praise to the Father of all mercy tor the deliverance of their Louies ally all that was left them from the torch the incendiary. Other facts and incidents might he men rued but time forbid- , The iIkiiai.d would ine reminiscences of those troublous .lavs om any ot i‘s readers. all W hat a < iitWK: «• Is made in people who sullc Irom rheuma tism when tb*'}' mko Hood's Horse| irilla.i > acidity ol the blood, whieh e.e-- tl'-' > ease, is lit ntruli/., il, the blood is pnl'itbd and vitalized, the aching joints and liml rest easily ami quietly, and a feeling of reno health la imparted. Hood's Funiap.i- nil,, jins accomplished wonders lor I bet', - ; .o, subject to rheumatism, Try ityoiir-. it. Ueoi'kiu Agilrultiiial ('oiivcii- linn. Tho convention iu Savannah tho past week was largely attended, tho proceedings were instructive and entertaining, and the occa sion greatly enjoyed. Governor Noithcn relit. I from the presi dency, and 11. ii. .1, 11. Wiiudoll was installo t ns his Buooessor. The programmo wie. one ol interest to thu country at largo, an well as to farmers. Tho sulij,<-t ol immigration occupied a goo.l sliaie ,u tl,c sc.sion, and uimiisul in terest was nii-uit- sti-d in l. , . usaion lion. S. D a Uruelwell, Stato Boliool , ommii sioner entertained the body with an . m -Hunt ad dress upon our common . clmols Hu ir sup. port at tho hand, ot thu people, and thu ne cessity ol a longer term, uud better pay tot U-aohors. Tiic hospii ility and courteous . t- t.nlioaH ol our b.utltilul cny t-y lb, •omplctcly cuptivale.l the convention. A ,- - lig Uttnl e,'Uii-i, u lo Tjbt-ij wr, tcmhre.i them, uud an up| tiziug oy-t.-r ro..-,t I dlenv ill by an elegiiiu i< | list whighly ei.jojt-u EBtitiHaoititdy TUo Ueiialu thought tlie subjoined well w»uled and well merited compliment lev n u wall known state ollloial would bu phasnnt reading to tho many friends ot Ordinary ii's.rmaii ; the editor tak.-‘: pleasure iu pub lishing it. lion. M. New .man, Kiindi-rsvillo' Dour Sir—Yours containing applicutiuu for Tensions received. 1 went imuiedial. ly to at tend to it lor it is a pleasure h, be able to do anything lor thorn unfortunate men. Harri son said, "you have quite a lot of them,' 1 replied,yes,but I have no doubt .on v ill tiud every one ol them correct u« tli■ > arc pre pared by Judge Newman ,.| \V1,,ri,-1•... county. Be answered “why sir, lm i the best Ordinary in Georgia, Yes, sir, tho I■> st officer in the state.” 1 said it guv, no gn at pleasure to hear him speak ot mj Hie: ,1 in such complimentary terms and than lied him for it. Kir,” he answered, ‘lit is u pleas ure 10 speak of him iu that w.,y.” lie said ii was too late to got tlift money to-day but it would bo all right to-morrow. I will look alter it m the morning. YoursTrr.ly, Tiros. M. IIauiu. Atlanja, Feb. Ctli, 1891. A Tleasiug Sense t e ,-ained. but mueli can La lost, by being 1 Prof. A, >1. Duggan and his sister. Miss pree.ipit it ” j alary, spent Saturday right with Mrs. M F V. iingtoi’, whf-t 1> Hi n.i n had many Duggan. 1 '“ u.Ih, I.rc-.tly ■ i. by the ltov. V. ,T. Vcnzcy of Warren county had deaths ot Admiral Parle. >u I Ge.n.Hlierninn, one, Friday aud tho ol! r on Saturday, and liuuy kind and loving r gluts have been Apr a d by tell cla-- . ! order ot Hr, Harrison all of tho department will bo closed tomorrow,-the day of Admiral l’orter’s fu neral, and i i i >.\p 1 that Congross will adjourn us ,, nuk of :>■ ■'. lie will lie )f health and strength renewed and ot eaR*i, mri , (U . uh mil;t , lry Uonof a at Arlington nd comfort follows the use of 85 nip ofFlg’s, ootuclo , y> ,, . pjl fijl x by himeoll not oug .1,-0 With th - .1 ith of these two men he list of the great Union commanders ol many warm friends in Il ia section mourn his death. .ho il acts i» harmony with nature to otToetn ^ v «!eatisa the system when costive or bil io a . For sals in 50c m .1 *1 00 bottles by 1 leading druggists. File C,*‘iifori H ast. the civil War have pss • I away, and with both of them dios the highest rank in their respective hratiohe* - A.lmir.al of tho navy, aud Ueneral ol the army. Them arc , rtaiu e, licatious of tho near miproiich ot the junketing m .son coming in sight. Mr. H„.. is.m I-. pr snug to make a thirty day tour ou th- Puoilio coaHt iu the private cur ol flu- .- mld-be Presidential can- diii.it ol 1I1 F , in, ; s' Alliauoe, Houator .danford; ai.-1 th,. :i-i b , by resolution aiithori/.n.l two cooiiuitt.- Naval affairs and Canadian Relation 1 to travel around at ixpenso in xt summer. The IuTeftor dvpaitment was closed at Miss Georgia Duggan is not yd well enough to resume her school, though she is much better. Mr W. Al. Gainer has I nilt a nice house on the Louisvilie load,on lands bought Irom iiis father's estate. We hope that liloto him and bis amiable wife may always be blight and cheery as tho ti e\v home looks nt present, Mr. I., F. Godfrey hi;, been quite slolt, but wo aro glad to say is now up again. HcniuK. T1IE MEDICAL PROFESSION. Enrron IIi:n.\r,n, will you be so kind as lo ublish this as a matter of information ntul il.ltgo, yours Ac. L. A, hut.t.iVAN. By the coumiand of tho Third Plenary Ion noil of llaltimore, a colleolion is to he ikon up in all tho Catholic churches on the rst Sunday ol Lent, for tho missions among uo Indians and colored people. Wo require all ol our clergy to remind their | Government ■!,s to give liberally for this good work, *nd to forward tho nmouut to our Yient- noun to lay io r. - pi lo the memory ot 11. Stuart, whoso funeral at An Untimely Death. An untimely death so often follown< gleet of a slight cough or cold. II Taylor’s H r- okee Remedy oinv.. ct Gum and Mullein i tnkm in time il will prevent any evil rcsult- Xt cures oougbg, oold ant ooneumption, Ruilitiittl 4 Lt;it r. Tho Wiightaville & Tennille railroad rauki among tlu best pay ing roads in the stale' Tho January statement of this road shows the net earnings for that month to bo$l,88H - 4U which is over -1 per cent, on the capital stock ot tho company, or about ‘20 por cent more thuu tL, corresponding month of lust year. High water has greatly delayed tho con. struction ol the street bridges nt Dublin, The W. & T. hiidge and the comity bri 1- ure about ball i" mpieted. TUo Mac, ;i, liiih- lin & Bavaiin.di ruilroad vviil probably lo completed to Dublin by i!,„ 1 t of May. H is now operated Id miles cut of A!,-on. inniux oeoKoiA a ati.jntio. This road!, now a belter outlook. Tin following report of a meeting held in < oving ton will be rend w ith intere t. CoviNoTOK, ! , , i -1 j 15*—. 'ol. Alii., Brown president; W. < auk 0 f Covington, ,ud U , A largo body of perhaps 800 of Wheeler 1 avidly pii"-ed through o„rly ou Saturday oinrwing and put tlio eili^enu o ,-,■ that Iho ivrhirl'ihtle trmjnix had coin Tin . vves i-uongli to make men, that were i ■me, seek att. r a lodge in some-vast w |, in.: j, or swamp or morass, where rumor m. Ynnkco and of Yankee tramps might nc . r reach them more. Tin-I.-clings of mm cempelled to h-av their lovi d ones to tlio tender moroios of ipvading loe, and tl) . ntiRUisli of the good wnniou so powerless in tho presence of lios til.; troop.-, can lie bettor imagined that liscrtbcd. Repeated volleys ot nun 1,-try were Arc by tlio rear and ndvanoo vidotli s ot each ai- niy, aud two conb leralis loll. Ou swept tho resistless invAders, causing the cotifod- . raten to retire and tlio city was captured by Gen. Sherman's forces. The federal troops were variously repott ed from 100,000 to Bid,Olio non. Tho li gnins soon swnrmod tliroug'b tlio streets, ntid tho work of pillage and diistiactinu began, Smoke liquses were rifled, eattlo and fat toning bogs were killed, ohickens, tnrke,;. Miid geese were shot. The firing of gun ’wim almost k-.ntinuons, honsobold suppli. ■ Wcro laid under contribution, and fence; ware torn down and burned for camp fires. The chiot I ml era 1 officers that wero heri were Gen. Slo . mau, Major-Generals Jeff. 0. Davis, Slocum. Ewing nod Howard. Gen. Sherman's liuidii'miteis wo have heard were at the residonuo of Mrs. W. G. Brawn, aud an officer deelarod himself lo lie Gem 1-diermuD, wiio ppird at her house. Oth- ers have beeu told that 1.0 stopped at the house ol Mrs. Dr. Harris, now tho Gilmore [louse. O n. Slocum had his headquarters in the south end nfCd. Pringle's front yard. 'The location of tho other officers is uot eorluinly known. Mrs. 11. G. Drown says that her servant secreted her bacon and some iiesh beef, but | her ol.ickcns, tiicolot ol fattening hogs, and cattle wore killed. Some soldiers started to hr. ak down her smolo bouso door, uud she told them not to break it down, that she would give 111 cm th" key. They found a a go. I deal ol sail, and wero about lo de- ii-oy it. Ini' sho told them it was her pri te property. About that time another officer stepped iu iho back verandah, whom Capt. .Stinson, an 1! probably of (ion. Sherman, told Mr-.. Hi in 1. that this officer was Gc-n Sherman. She appealed to Geo. Sherman for protec tion and lie asked her, if itwas her salt? Slid told him it was, and asked him in return if he thought she would tell a lie for a little sail? Gen. Slit rinuti replied he (lid not believe she would. Kg thou give or- d. is for tlio suit not to lie molested. The scouts found Col. Brown and brought him in, Gen. Slionuon sat on Saturday night in Urn family room und conversed with Mrs. Brown, lie spoke of dislikisg to do many firings fliat war made necessary. The chair in which he sal was shown to us in the room in which I10 conversed ns above. ('apt Slim ‘ii left a large leather valise,and ,,uio calico with Mrs. Brown. Some HurgooDs called at the residence ol Dr. Brantley, tho Doclor of course had to see a distant patient or some other coll, that took him from homo then, and tho surgeons were not invited iu, Two confederates v-ore then locked in tho parlor. When at the house of Col. B. D. Evans, Mrs. Evam. asked protection at their hands. In common with tho citizens generally, her larder was robliad. An officer that she v.as told was Gen. Sherman, knowing her 1 i-titute condition, askc l if lie could seud her gome supplies. Sho consented for him to do so, and on receiving some hard tack ami lrc-.h tni at, she g-.vo it lo her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Smith. She thinks this was Gen. Slu rimin, as one of tho officers told her ho had an eye like a rat terrier. 1,-rural iu Savannah. They should also a t tl. 1 general regulations for the obscr. me* of the Lenten period on luch Sunday luring Lent. Tlio following arc the Laws for Lent in the Dinciso oi Savannah: Ash-Wcdm day, the li rst dry ol Lent, tabs n the 11th Of February. J. nil tho faithful who have completed their tweuty-flist year aro, unless legitimate, ly dispensed, bound to observe the fast ol Lent. They aro to Make o»lj ono meal a day, excepting Sundays. 2. Tlio meal allowed ou fast ilayH is »ot t« Iio li.lit 11 1 ill about noon. I Flodi meat rml fish ur» not to ho used at the snme meal during Lent. 5. A small refreshment, commonly called collation, is allowed in tlio evening, rot to xcer d tho fourth part of sn ordinal}' (i. At tho collation it is permitted lo Secretary A. I took place at Staunton, Virginia. Mr. llarii -n has nut yet demanded the resignation ol)' n i ni Commissioner Uiuin, notvitbatandii . Ids unfitness for tho olttco, v.htoh was fully proven, in spite of tlio of iurt ot the r publicans ou the committee to .bid,I him, 1.- tb< 1 de investigation. Ho on,- b| ■ now t. ft dloipate an extr session of c in.;r-' s this spring, although of arse it is po -ibio, Ih-iots a rumor that the republicans of the Senate aro going to rush the F -re, bill through during tho clos ing hours oi ( ssiou, but I don’t think there ia anything in it The altitude of tho medical profession to ward what is known iih “patent medicines 1 ’ is not ut all unreasonable. Thousands of llioso nostrums aro oflTcrcd to tho publi* ev- ry year. Sonu of them arc dangerous, and mo t of them are intilo. Swift’s Specific 8. S. wo aro all glad to s »y, is not, elass- d among these nostrums, It has oreremno he wholesome prejudices of physicians in all parts ol the country, atul some ot tho trongest testimonials iu its behalf come rom modioal men who haw use-1 it in their practice, and who di not hesitate t > endorse its wonderful results This is extremely gratifying, but by no means astonishing, for very elaim that is put forward in behalf of S. H. is based on a eerie: of actual experi ments extended over n long period of time. Uisoriln s vvliidi tllai'f (lie Inli ne v s Ai" ,moiq; (hemost formldablo known. I)i abdes, Bright's disease, grave) and oth complaints of the nr inary organs ale not or dinnrily cured in eovero cases, but they may l.o averted I-.- Hi; - ly medication. A useful bread, all kinds of fruits, salads end vegoln- stimulant of Iho urinary glands lias over bits. The use ol butter, cheese, milk and lm-n tound in lJoatelter’s blomnoh Bitters sgga is also tolerated by virtue of long ostab- n modiciue which not only affords Ilia lislii d custom. 7. General usage has niado it lawful to take in tho morning some, warm liquid, ns tea, c Tice, or thin chocolate made with water, and a inouthlul of bread, 8. Necessity and custom have authorized tlio use of hog's lard instead of butter in preparing permitted loo-l. 9. Tho following persons are cximptod Ir- in tbooblfgat on of fasting: Persons under twenty-ouo years of ago, tho sick nursing women, thoso who aro obliged to do hard labor, all who tiitot.gli weakness cannot fast without great prejudice to their health 10. By dispensation, tho use of tlesli moot is allowed at all meals on Sundays, and one a day on Mondays, Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays, with tho exception of tho secoi.,: and last Saturdays of Lent. 11. Person : dispensed from the obligation ol lasting, on account of louder or advanced O. Maehen, dir, ,•!<•' of tlio K ,board com- j 1 p, t0 was great inilign ition with the federal pany. met her. 1 r the purpose of u ijustin. all claims aguin.'t; - ('..m-gia Lnpi , 1 ,- -. and Manufacturing Company with the uln rior purpose ot the prompt completion of tl - building ol tlio Middle Georg,,-. „i, , . tl, railroad from Bav»m.:,h to AH eta. All claims were represented, i, r ,d upon full boaring, a satislaelory ,„ijn- n .ent vru:. reached The. p op], of (-vington we-,- greatly interested in tlio conference. 1 . happy conclusion ic in s the early c .. tion of the roa< - in, , , , . • ; 1 , its conatsiucUoii i , am! one £ni-.i.<-iali uud will bo managed and controlled by ;-me of (lie best anil moi t .-ucc-sslulhusiut-..,>>■ n ot Havunnub, Covington aud Barnwell, B. C muy on account of tlio killing ot some troop:-, in the town, and it was said tlmt Gen. Bhermau iiad determined to bum the ltev J. D. Anthony and Dr. J. U. Smith ar raid to have called upon tho Gen ral to intfic,-,' Hr tho town. The facts are not n,,\v at cmr'comm mil. The beautiful court house howovsr, with the county records was burns,1, and but for the ab- rim of high winds would doubtless have led to the l urning of a great part of tlio , .11. Tlio i H <• ot iJougea and Youngblood ..as st,t on fire, but was somehow cxliu ptii-lU' stiin'ilu- when they become innetive but increases their vigor and secretiv power. By inert using tlio activity of tl kidneys and bladder, tliis medicine has the additional 1 IT"ct of expelling from the blood impurities which It i.; the peculiar office ol tin io organs t„ dimtnato and pass off. Th • . ,,-r» i- also a purifier ;,t.,1 strengthener ol the l.owtls, 1,11 iuvigornnt ot the stomaoli, a 1 a in,..,.hls remedy ior biliousness and lev, r and nun a.' It oount raots a tendency to premature decay, and sustains und com forts the aged and infirm. 'lows YOUR FENCE? if TWVTI __ jWIre RopeSsivage, —rw -r— XII I.IM AXU IIORKM. Two and a lialf car loads ofAIuloQ.,., Wt have iho CHEAPEST a, J Bssl Imlf car of horses have arrived r' om 1 WOVEN WIRE FENCING see them, ' ~ ' Uius. G. Uaw-uv-,,^' 1 TKACIIKit U l\n;|, A Teacher is wanted for Pina r.d| -< emv at Dwight, Clay’s district, 10 ui'ih'Xh^' 1 ’ west of Sandersvilie, Washington conntl' 1 lomanda of tho s, tiool reunir., • Tho doiuan Is of the sr liool require a tesclY evj (riMi’MiTm e r having a lloenso ot Uie 1st grade. M.u j>~h 0-< or to w- *jr.wv.. - rr.... . ere »d INCH - . • *’i - : 1-; h d : ■ |-‘oifiir„. only to Rev. J. D. Boone, Dwight, u a ’ Editor Hruaed, Sandersvilie, Ga.’ if ’ pwn. i t vi »v ai, wm ,.vii, - 1 , r », -'i ■ a, F'ETXPiDX 1 ■ n , Mldfl 1 ! fc !r- t\» 1 1 I’ntit. .Ticjiii.t V L / *5 • • 7 “*■ . *8- r.llt.UW. M.4. k *‘—- *'*''* A full line of Emhroiilory, Paintiiw, Tlioy llnvc 4'oin«\ ’'nil Paper Flower material*, Stamp! Three carloads of mules ntid horses hove patterns and Powder, Slephyrs, just arrived, and aro now ready tor von. Worsteds and Knittiug Tarns. AI- Chah. G Rawunos so nil kinds of Military and Fancy Goods on hand-—Badges, Regalias Rauncrs etc,, made to order. ’ Go to Mrs. u. 0. wn to pet a new limn, Stamping at shortest notice, Mail Sewing machine. , - make ea>y term it yon i,.. 1 .. ,, JU »ti ton t want to 1 iy h. ' orders proDMitly attended to. Bhacii A Fahmeii, I MUH. 0. M. TlIONNIiSEN. Loctsvti.t.K Ga. 133J York 8t. Savannnh, Ga. T. C. HENDRIX, General Manager. G. C. LACY, Sec’y A Treas. Macon Sash, Door & Lumber Co., Council IVoe.cetlinjiN. Tilmnh.i.e, Ga 1 Get. Dth, tKLIO, li'iiolcl Sfown, Though it was generally known that he wu-i quite ill, yet our community was greatly surprise ,1 to hear on Thursday morning last, ol Arnold's death. Duriu,’ tl,,'. month of December, ho rc- tn.-nc.l hum Tailadcga, Ala., whero he had b, >.n living- vend months, suffering with v. . : v j . moan, ' malarial neuralgia. 1 ■ l in , ,i C : I -1 in, Mavor, pi siding. Ahleru’.' ti pres, nt, Lord, Scliaufe- lo, Joiner, Hamilton end Baslnnski, abs, nt Alderman Thomas. MtnntkS of lust lueet.i g v -.,1 anil adopted. The tollowiDg fines lmv been root ived siuetptast report. Ldd Day, 82 5(1; I. ,ura Day s-2 .'it;-InnaM,,oi .'•••: 1>. W. F .ok lm $2U0;l’etei Gurry, 810 00; Henry Julius «35.(K)' E Id 4, jl'u Ot); Kan Ji'i kii u, $0.- (10. total 51.9 50. R eeived Irom impounded atockl$5.2o; from Hauling. 15o, total $5 40, Thu oomuilltion Water Works report the progress alltl art still v 1 king on same The Cituel. Uotuinilb e’s attention is nailed to th, billon Adams' Htrcot l,«low T. T. CheelyV, and also to define tin* street below Jack Adams, whether it will bo kept as a public street or not. The tallowing lull, worn approved and or lured paid: it. K \ting ,V 1 $5 28, Murch ison Bros si ho; 8. S. Pariualee, W5.0U; A Bern I, Sin L8; Ht, plions Bins. A. (Lo., S 1.80; total Fill.41. Ordered that the sum ot six dollais per mouth bo paid tor Iho bad, cate uu,l attention ol tho Mule belonging lo the Town. The Fiuftnee committee make the follow ing report. We imvo examined the Glerk and t reasurer's report and find tlio sum correct, B - ill; submitted, W. F. Bt'UAVl-'Ei.K, Ghm. Fin. Com, There boiug no further business, on mo, tiem Couucil adjourned. Read and confirmed, Nov. 10th, 1890. H il B. Mabhsy, Clerk of Gouuoil, TREASURER'S REL’OUT. .;„o. hard labor, or ill-boiilth, aro free lo take B < eon Ii'.lon grew wor m, and btsj sutler nmat more than once on thoso days when it .'in • •• '-, mm, more uml m u', 1 intense. For use is granted by dispensation. 12. The faithful aro reminded that beside tlio obligation of lastm ; Imposed by tho Church, this holy season of Lent should be in an e-pocial manner a timo ofearnost pray ed sorrow lor Min, of Bcqluston from tho world sud its amusements, and ol generous V "0 him paid, and sometimes forced him t almsgiving. Kt. Tho Paschal time extends from the iir-.! Sunday ot Lent till Trinity Sun,la , luring which time all Catholics who have attained tho use ot reason aro bound to pre pare themselves to receive worthily the Holy Communion. Tho holy se„..on of Lent i s; veral days ho was iu a comatose stato, se tuingly uuoonsoious of what was trans piring around him. When a hid Arnold bad tho misfortune to have a leg broken, from Iho ill t-llects ol which lie never fully recovered, as it often his couch. ft is truly sad to sec a young mn just entering, wo learn, on his 21st year, with all of liiu’s hopes gilding the future, suddenly cut down, as by “an untimely frost." Born, reared and educated in our town, tbo friends of his boyhood, of his young proper time also, for children to go to their; manhood, ns also the many Blonds of IBh conlessiou, which they ought to do generally j R 01 d parents, whose names have boon so n about seven years of rge. Parents Eng Identified with the community, all hould see to this. TB08 A. BECKER liishop 0/ Savannah. James W. Lancaster, llawkiusville, Oa., writes: "My wife was iu bad health for eight years. Fivo.dootors and as many more dit- teionl patent medicines had done no good, riix bottles oi B. B. li. bus cured her." vt ams 1 iMJ'irox jraoit. (From our regular Correspondent.) Washington, D. C., lcb. 9, 1891. Mr. Cleveland’s letter against tho frou and unlimited independent coinage of silver, did not create tlio exeitemeut in Congress that the sensational newspapers have said it did. In Hie first place, the views expressed by the ex-President arc precisely those held by lmn and publicly expressed just before his deeply de) I .ro his tally death, and all deep ly sympathize v.-iih thu Surviving mother and brother, in this their great sorrow. Noiii:' years ago Arnold joined the Baptist church iu this city, aud was a communi cant still at tho time of his death. This is to tho beroaved family a source of groatcom- tort. it will over be pit a.- iut to reflect, that so much of his short lit- , was spent 111 tho pales of Hie church. lfis brother Tommie w.is about his age, when called to pass through tlio dark wa- tors of cUutli. flic solemn fun,, ral services wero conduct ed by his pastor, llov. B II. Jvey at the Bap tist church, on Thin: day evening, aud then all that was mortal of Arnold Brown was consignod to its final resting place iu tho city cemetery. .. 1, “ “ Laura Day 2 50 1. 11 “ “ Anna Moore 2 60 “ 19 " “ B. W, Franklin 2 00 “ 34 “ •• I’cti r Curry 10 00 “ 29 " “ Henry Jo:.’is 35 00 “ 39 V • 1 in 00 Oct 1 •« “ R 5 00 “ 13 • from impoundedstook 5 25 11 ■■ “ “ fisulitig 15 Total Gi». i 1074 71 IBupt 13 Paid street bauds, You No 1 $ 9 06 “ Ii “ G. V. Boatright " * 2, 135 00 “ 17 1 T.N, A, J.W.Smith " ‘ 3, 30 2t 1, is • W, F. Sohnufelu * 1 • 4, 1 00 “ 20 “ Street bends “ ‘ 5, G 75 “ 27 •1 11 11 11 • (1, 7 39 Oct 1 1 Lawson Kelley,sal 1 ‘ * 7, 25 00 .4 ,1 “ " Inspector ‘8, 8 00 11 •• 1 E J. Bw rnes, sals y V 1 9, 30 00 i. H 1 Frank Irwin, salary “ ‘ HI, 20 OOj .. 1 .. Street hands " ‘11, 13 41 • ii, ii J. G.llarman “ 12, 2 50 “11 • Street hands " 1 13, 12 07 "13 'J 0 IJalsnoB on hand $783 10 It’s sometimes said patent medicines aro inauguration a President in 1885, so that a j for tho ignorant. The doctors foster this idea. “The people,” w .-’re told," "aro most ly ignorant when ii comes lo modieal soi- fii-.-b ” Suppose they are I What a sick mau (iteration ol them was no surprise to those acquainted with the man. Oi coarse thoro at , differences of opinion among democrats n congress us to tho wisdom ot having taken this time to rciterato thura, but Mr. Cleve land's friends point to tbo iacL that bo did not do so nntil asked to take part iu the anti- silver moeting in Now York. They say that f he had uot given his opinion in answer to that invitation he would bavo boon charged with cowardice, aud everybody knows that there is nothing approaching cowardice iu Grover Cleveland's make up. • Many eminent democratic Senators and Representatives in their disappointment at seeing tho last hope of tho passage of H10 frer- coinage bili by tbo House ut this sessioo vanish, as it did with tlio publication of Mr. Cleveland's letter, said, upon the spur of the moment, things which upon cool second thoughts they will probably regret, Mr. Cl v, land muy or may not Iio the nominee of the democratic 1 irtv next year, but it does not appear probable to au unprejudiced mind that bis expressing a personal opinion, which he was well known to hold, eighteen months betoro tlio meeting of tlio national convention of tho party, would absolutely eliminate him from Iho Presidential field. iSuoceBsfnl politics,” said a rh mooratfo Ben- utor today, “are always practical, and if when tlio convention meets its members shall hoof the opinion that Mr. Cleveland is tho strongest man, ho will receive tho nomi nation, otherwise uot ; and the rank and file of the party, who want the mau nominated that can win, not any particular man, will ratify tbo choioo of tho convention, whoever he may lie, A year and a half is a good needs is not knowledge, but a cure, and tho m--,Heine that cures is the medicine lor the melt. Dr. Fierce’s Golden Medical Discov ery cures the “do believes” and the “don't believes," TTu.-r-V no In -jhince about it, no “ii” nor "p ,-sibly ’’ It says-“I can cure you, only do as 1 din ct.” Perhaps it fails ’occasionally. The makers hear ot it when it does, because thoy never hoop the money when tho medicine fails to do good, Sup pose tho doctors went on that principle. (We bog the doctors’ pardon. It wouldn’t lo!) Choking, sneezing and every other form of catarrh in Hie head, is radically cured by Dr. Kagu's Catarrh Remedy. Fifty cents Bold by druggists everywhere. MANUFACTURERS AND DEALERS IN iasb, Doors, I’!imis, Turned tutd Scroll Work, Paints, Oil, Glass, Putty fuxl Builders’ Iltirdware; also Limo, Cement, Plaster, Grates aud Mantels. GOOD GOODS And Low Prices. OiVioo A L t Poplar street, Telephone, Factory 404| QflU* HI, 1891 J. J. SPARKS 1891 Having received a good, largo shipment of Guano, I now taka plcasim. in anr.ounrfcig .oih, nnd tbo public generally, thK I am-now ready io fill all orders, either 10 my cnstomei ... . , at this piece, or nt at,y points on Hie Central, tho Wrightsville A Dublin, or on the Au* gtiHlu, Gilsion A Bandersville R. R. As to tho quality of goods 1 am handling, tlio char- 1 cter ami reputation ol l'i mpanh », or Mannlnotureis I am representing should he a suf ficient cunranteu of the character and quality of the goods. Bucli dempanies, for in stances us these: G. OB ER & HONS’ CO. Ll TTk R'S AGL. OIIE.M. Co. F ORMAN FARM JMP. Co. Baltimore, Md. Newark, N. J. Atlanta, Ga. 1890. S. ft. B. Massey, Clerk and Treasurer 111 Account with tho Town of Tc-nmllo since last report. Dn. Sept. 9 To balance ,.n land 15 Iteo'd fine E.bi D S 999 81 2 5'J I’rio > this season will bo a littlo lower, aud purchasers will bo given tho privilege of tiylng on nither a curronoy or cotton basis, l’leaso call and see mo, and let nro have yonrorders early, that I may know bow to provide tor the trade. Yours respectfully, J. J. SHARKS. Bandersvillo Ga., Jan. 29 '91. Comprising a full lino of Parlor and Bedroom Suits, Folding beds, Lounges &c. ART GOODS, embodying all tbo term implies, au applied to furniture— A SPECIALTY. Above report examined and the sumo found oorroot, Re ip< * Hull f. nbmitti d, W. F, Hchaui'A'ls, Ginn, Fin. Com. AN ORDINANCE. A foil lino of SHADES and MATTINGS of handsome designs, pecial attention to mail orders. The A. J Miller Co. Savannah Ga. 171 Broughton Nt. Nov. 27, ’90. An Ordinanunoo entitled an ordinance to forbid tho ordering of spirituous liquors by any person or parsons to bo delivered In the Town of Tcuuille for another, and to provide a penalty lor tlio violation ol the same. Bee. 1st. Tho Mayor and Aldermou of tho Town of Tennille in Couucil assembled, do ordain that from and uflertho pnsragqof this ordinance it shull not be lawful lor any pur. son or firm to lake orders from another or to order for another any spirituous liquors ot any description whatsoever, to he brought into the said Town for delivery—by freight express or otherwise. Any person or per sons violating the spirit and intent of this ordinance, upon conviction thereof iu the Mayor's court, shall be subject to linn, or in default of tho payment of tlio line and costs, to im prisontneut as prescribed iu section 137 of the Code of the I own of Tennille, upon the subject of disorderly conduct. Soc. 2nd. Bo it further ordained by the authority aforesaid, That tho above suction shall iu no wise operate against persons or dering spirituous liquors in their own naruo and lor their own use in accordance with the spirit, intent and mcaaingof tho prohibition laws of tlio state of Gecrgia. Bee. 3d. Bo it further ordained by tho authority aforesaid that all ordinances and parts of ordinances in conflict with this or dinance are repealed in so far us thoy may conflict. Passed in Council, Foby. 9th, 1891. S, H. B. Massey, Clerk of Council. Fine Horses! TWO CAR LOADS! I tako ploasuae in informing the Public that I h»*» 9ron» Kentucky two carloads of fiuo Horses, expressly forjllii* m»J»i My experience in tbo past enables mo to select Am *o«M you noed. Call and sen this fine lot. HAY and FODDER Wanted.—I will pay moro tliMt anjrjom els*. xonsw. guislif-d, and a bucket factor) near tlie pres- U6 ent residence oi Cel. B D. EvnnBSou., was) , _ „ . , . . .. . burned while. Let us ull keep cool aud moot tho is- Gu Sunday morning tho army began its|»ues when they confront uh. Nothing is to and sparkling wn. Messrs. It. E. Dunham, J. Corley Duggan aud J. 13. Camp expect tocommenco sawing lumber this wcob. We wish them much success. The ruin ! Hie rain ! is the cry of the far mer, and truly his work is greatly retarded, uud is now very much behind. Somo arc done sowing oats. The sick in this community bavo nearly all recovered. Mrs. B, D. Trawiok visited her sister, Mrs. J. E. Fulghum, in Macon last week, Mr, J. F. Duggan uud his sister, MissEvo- lyn, aro going to sohe 1 in Linton. Mr, David A. Mills visited bore lust week and seemed much pleased to see former lm nds i.nd familiar scenes, and iu tho ex uberance of his delight exclaimed, “1 do lovo tke::o old hills and branches !" Como again, David, wo love your genial naturo Happy Hoosiers. Wm. T'lnmons, Postmaster of Idavillo, Did., writes: Electric Bitters bus done moro tor me than all other medicines combined, lor that bad feeling arising from Kidney and Diver trouble " John J.-.slio, farm, r aud Btookman, of same plaoo, says: “Find Elec tric Bitters lo b' tbo best Kidney an I Liver medicine, made mu !-. .1 like a new man. ’ J. W. Gardner, hardware merchant, same town, says: Electric Bitt-rs is just tlio thing for a man who is nil run down and don’t care whether lie lives or dies; be found new strength, good appetite und b it just liko ho hud a new lease ou life. -Only titty cents bottle, at V7m. Bowling's Drug Btoro. TAX NOTICE. The tax books are now open for the pur pose ol receiving the tax returns of tho town of Tennille und will remain open nntil the 3d day of March 1891, at which timo they they will close, By order ,if council. B. ii. B. MASSEY, Glerk ol Gouncil. Tc-nnillo, Ga., Feb. 11th, '1891. to. r eg *: r* »•■'«»!( ■..<!: I'wwn, Wiiibuu.-s, Malaria, indigestion and biliousness, take UIIUW.N’S I HON HI It curra quickly; Fur Hide ’ Get the genuine Those Kentucky Horses ar© Here. Clias. Gr. Rawlings, BANDERSYLfcLE, GA. JAS. S. WOOD. chas. a. woor J. S. WOOD & BRO., Cotton Factors and General Commission Merchants, Bedding & Baldwin y08 72nd Street, Macon, Have tbo LAHGtiST and best selected stoolc of CLOTHING, HATS, and GENTLEMENS UN- Macon, Cra. 11, Indigestion and UI1TKUS. j by ull dealers In T DERWEAR over brought to MacoD.—Prices rea sonable. Call 011 them. Dec. 4,1890. SATA - - GHEOIEbCLLA.- Proprietors of.). H. Wood Pro’s Ammouiated Dissolved Roue Guano. Dealers iu Railroad Stock, Bonds and marketable securities generally. Liberal monoy advanced to merchants aud planters who ship uh cotton. Bagging and Tie* always ou hand. oot 31, 89.
