About The Sandersville herald. (Sandersville, Ga.) 1872-1909 | View Entire Issue (Feb. 19, 1891)
local rmis. * i>Xv *-. - V ; -^<y^vV r: .v^ p&mtt& (• OKTS$ BIVJ'OYS ^?o‘h tho Dietm t RV'il result* xtIpw Syrup of I' iga is tua.n; it ja jilcnjsmit aud refreshing to tho fuste, and acla gently yet promptly on tho Kidneys, Liver and Bowels, cleanses tho sys tem eflectually, dispels colds, head aches and fevers and cures habitual constipation. Syrup of Figs i a the only remedy of its hind ever pro- duud, plen ing to tho tusto and ac- ceptable to tho ptomnch, prompt in its a-lion aud truly beneficiai In its Is, prenarod only from the most healthy and ngi< eablo substanoc8, its amuy excellent qualities commend it to aU and linvo jnado it tho most popular remedy known. f yrup of Fig! is for sale in flOc and vt bottles by all lending drug- jfiit.:. Any reliable druggist who may not have it on handWill pro cure it promptly for any ono who Vi'ul.i • to try it. Do not accept any substitute. MLironm no syrup co. SAN MAiKloCO, CAL, icuismu, AY. Ut,V YORK. N.V. Brief liiM Mls. IVrsiiMal. I.ast Wednesday waa Ash Wednesday, tho first day of Lent. Sunday next, 22d of February, is George Washington's birthday, L k in large nnd small hollies al Durloo's business is looking up. Ono of our mot- chants spoke of Saturday last us an excep tionally good day. “Who said liood’s Sarsaparilla?" Thou sands of people, who know it to bo tho best blood purifier and tonio medicine. Charles A. Flagg, a clover and thrilty ool. ored man, lias bought a place near Avern, on the narrow gauge and moved to it. lie is well pleased with his new home, and as he is a good farmer, will doubtless do well. tandersvllle's leading Watcbomki rs, Jew- Ion. and Opticians, Jernigan A- Hon. ltaina continue and farm and garden work are delayed. Dr. Leo lms gone to Dublin, Ilia Indian liniment prayed efficacious in some rbou- malic n sms, that wore treated hoio publioly. His coni toons an 1 gentlemanly bearing made him many trieuds while hero. Circuit Court convenes here on Monday wool:, tb- 2d day ol March. Fomin: Daunts —A uice lot ol Jewelry, such ns Fins, barrings Ac., for sale cheap, by Jernigan ,t .Son, Opticians and Jewelers, Mm,::t\u5co^r;o r f;! 11 ^ t 7t ; £uHroO'Hi| h l B Hh f 0l “ aV,,H tl '- mDrro ' T fur Ml1 - .. , It. UU1.UU h. ledgovillo her future home. She will bear 1 H dn y brought great mevrimen t I with her tho kind regards and boat wishes t ! , ‘ 1 "* soro •«> H « f youpg people generally, of many friend* hero and throughout tho “°*uuie of mail matter was greatly in. county. Higher of all in Leavening Power.—U. S. Gov't Report, Aug. 17, 1889. ©bitmirn. ABSOLUTELY PURE HI I IHM.KV K 1.1,10 Rev, O, R. Lasseter editor of tho Gibson There was preaching at the Methodist Enterprise, was in tho city on Saturday. church on Sunday last by pastor Roland Mr. Lhwbou E. Brown ol IJurko county bul few hearers, owing to the exceedingly in was in the city the past week, being called oIement weather. here by tho fatal illness ot his only brother, ^ rB - ( ’nllio Smith, of Statesboro, is visit Arnold Brown, lug relatives nnd old friends in Riddleville, Mr. J. Floyd Jones and wife of Sparta Some of our people have commenced gar- were caliod here tho past woek by tho seri- l° n hig on a small scale, but the earth is do- ous illness of Mr. George McCarty. joidedly too wot and cold for successful gar Col. 0. R. Pringle attended a meeting of 'lening. th. Board of Trustees ot Woaleyan Femalo The "La-grippe" Rtill holds on with a firm College, in Macon last week. 1 tenacity,, wo know of no n€w c isos, but many Mrs. O. It. Rogois has boon visiting rob.- old PD6i doD t « et wel1 f «st, tives and friends in Harrison atul Tennillej " a are pleased to note that Dio school at Alt. \ croon Instituto is prospering finely, the number of pupils being about sevonty- fivo. How’s Till*! Wo offer Ono hundred Dollars Reward for any case ot Catarrh that can not be cured by 'aking Hall’s Catarrh Cure, t. J. CHENEY As CO., l’rops., Toledo, O, Wo, the undersigned, linvo known F, J. Gkotey for the last 1G years, aud believe him ,‘ n 11 ... . *. , ■ • -"j «> ,v»v. perfectly honorable in ail business trunsne- t i N V ,L V J ; “ r* J botore, lions, and financially able .0 carry out any h.l at l p. m. drd Sunday . obligations made by their firm, Iftli'.rn . . . it I Sm.fLtv an. SiltnfilnV i.. . , m. .. A|i|>»iiif 1111‘iiist lor WfialihiKtoii t * Ircnlt. Bay Sprite' 1st Sunday and Saturday before Deepst. 1 ". ii I Sunday nnd Saturday before Tabernacle, ,ih Sunday and Saturday before and N' I lied at I p. m, lib Sunday. New lbl!i(l, Vli Sundays end Sit. before. imrxKi.x ,i ss all lli. morlil III. Ilnil >lt II \ HIT—III lull imr cure, 1 S|)njflc, limn ' <«>lll It can ! '.given in a oup of 1 a or coffee without th -knowledge of the person taking it, effecting 1 speejj and poriuaneut cure, whether the pxlient ia a moderate drinker oran,alcoholic wrick. Thou sands of drunk- n i n _i, ards have been cured, who have taken tho Golden S| cr n ii, tlioir coil, 0 without their knowledge, and ti iay belinvo they quit drinking of ymir owu free will. No harm* fel results from its administration. Curts guaranteed, s. ml for . ireulurs and lull faitleakr . Add fobs In conli-L'nco, Gold* wSrscin: Co.‘ 185 Unco Hired, Cincinnati, Okie. W 'ht k Trunx, W holesale Druggists,Toledo, Balding, Rinnan A- Marvin, Wholesale Drug- gists, Toledo, Ohio. ill s ( atarrli Cure is taken internally, an- *" J e directly upon the blond 1 ml mucous stir, faces ot the system. Price, 75o. per bottle Sold by all Druggists. , F. J. CHENEY & CO., Toledo, O. .ooKs -Our prices can’t bo beat in good Call and soo ns if you want a olock. Jehxiuan it Hon, Jewelers aud Opticians, Copy Books, Writing Tablets, Slates, Pen cils, ito., for sale by Durloo, the Printer. Buckleu's Arnica Salve. till Ei ST Hai.vi, in the world for Cuts, bruises. Bores, Fleers, Halt Rheum, Fever Bores, Tetter, Chapped Hands, Chilblains, torus, ain. all Hkin Eruptions, nnil positive ly cures Piles, or no pay required. It is guaranteed to give perfect- butisfaction, 01 money refunded. Price 25 cents per box, lor side l y Wm. Rawlings. hiiiiiiii rsvillc t tifitin JbirliH, Good Middling 0 Middling.. o' Bow Middling . " ' ' ' "7 j.4 The attraotivn card of tho Macou Saab, iDoor and Lumber Company, T. C. Lloudrix, General Manager, with George C. Lacy ns Secretary and Treasurer, appears in this is_ huo. '1 hoy nro manufacturers and dealeru in Hash, lilitiilH, Doors, Turned and Scroll work, Paints, Oil, Builders’ hardwardo Ac. Good Goods and Low Prices is the motto of this reliable firm. Mr, George Laoy is an old Washington county boy aud will bo glad to receive tho patronage ol the Ukiulu’s read ers. Give thorn your ordors. Wien! I’lli's! Mi tiin^- rilt'fi, Symptoms—Moisture; intense itching and iiRing most at night; worse by scratching. !° r ' l,ll ' n uo tumors form, which en bleed nnd ulcerate, becoming very Iks 1 Oi-ntmunt stops tho itching u« bleeding, lieals ulceration, and in most I*'" r »»uoMs 1 ho tumors. At druggists, or J 1 hi? a i l i 'i 11 - ,,U C0CtB - Cr.Swoyno A. Son, vuiiadtlphia. im.e i>iiounio\ nUtliET, «»uoa sides per tb © (',4 to ft , 5.60 ..13J "JG N C Flour * *&in h&iuH S. " V Gmn Sngnr '||@7 *i 0 H j lra0 B bite 7 to FiAn' U i !i 't 11 l i>titie.s, prices a fraction higher •■our J patent $.1.50 Born. Meal •■"bo," ’’ doz, Bntt«r Ohickenn SO .... bG to ct ... @ 20 (m 25 15 BO ORQANS ty jrattra' >ollm 1 •'ictftHif n i !^ on ^ 1 ® rn Hora*« since 1H7i» Twenty WdyuVlv i MJklom.rcr Slut .Milll«u Ilf »i U TV 1 ’t- ? Hh.dmhm tho t ounlry 1 Jrjr 1 Jltu < |iiiorlor 1.; .iii.muiii!, built r O SELL-NOT to use 111 r* 1,1 eubllo linn r limit oat that o?.in? ON ‘ r hELi - THAT KIND famSZ'' 1 st-1 ii-ii.. WriUfi.r :. V r* ib'bt, ;4'il ■»> t* i*n> • fully- an V LMtnbijfiKM . tid (Jirntl - » **i I I i p aiD Print .1,1 djJi.iVi |UDDEN<t|3; ri L Southern Music Idoujrj E© savannah, c;». A Good Farm for Sale. cultiv e r LV ' flV ' ’ lorc *i more or loss, under •istine 'V ' ' Jl)<) or " 10re easily takou iu.ron- landa" 0 '’ ood pine, bay, and hammook 4 0 '■ , I1(! 'v two-story dwelling, kltohoi i^ ola ' ..heltora, barmy stables, Ac and poach orchard A cm,. 1 •UJUJlUin. Twow„., fit ? pe ’ R PPl“ a-- , heaiHiv Location porfoctly Rc-aiti one'fL" *’ 0 '^nes from H. A. Al . Hi fm m n h, mill village. Hold, at leu r ‘lollurs per aero. Apiiplv to "UUltliv i, , 1 * 0on,„ •’ 1 f;ooi.l neighborhood, 2 miles from ■ ?f*».. rivrr ' ® miles from B. A. M.. U. R . Hit than Aptiplv T. A. MoGbeooii, MoBriilo, Ga De » a, '00. Send 'Vork^ your d "l J Printing to Durloo. net Wfkbl^ Ciit ‘^ utov ‘ 11 ' 1 Lowest Priees, Mo CHURCH HER VICKS. 8d Sundav. MKTIl ODIST. Preachm.! in Sandorsville at U, a. m. nnd 7, p. u)., ltov. J. W. Weston, pastor. BAPTIST. Preaching at Tennillo, on bSaturda.v and forward and tile them Sunday at II a. m. by the pastor, Kov. T J „i Beck. ' cl cnmsTiAN. Pmclntig in Urn city at 11, a m, and 7, p ni., lieV.i 1 . L. Adams, past.'r, CATHOLIC. Services cadi 3rd Sunday, conducted by Rev. Father Kennedy. There w ill be preaching at Bethlehem, on Saturday and Sunday at 11 a. m, by the pas tor, Rov. W. J, Durham. Preaching id Olinopb? on Saturday nnd Sunday,at 11 m. bv tlio pastor, ltev. 13. U Ivey. creased on Saturday, nnd yet the demand was greater than thesnpply, A meeting ol tlio County Alliance was held yesterday at the Courthouse. Air, W. E. Shackelford of Uerzclln, ioctureil to tho al- lianceinim. The meeting was private, and designed to unify, we may say, tho body, to keep before tlie membership tlio great prin- oipl(’S of the order, and to stimulate all to their steady observance. Confedt into pensioners, who have not filed ,.1,0, , linnu m.. 1 un 1 ,, . muuiouiiuu IU navauuau, greatly enloyeit Judge Newman! in’ .m- fr ° U ‘i' hu 8eHsiou ftuJ thu mau J’ o°»ft«Kies ol the Riddleville expeols to have n railroad after awhile; and ns a natural oousi quence prop Mr. D. P. Ellis who 1ms so successfully 0,t y is ou tho up grade, and in one or two represented tho New York Mutual Lile, af-lvears more will he worth double what it i« ter a litiot visit to his home in Meriwether!worth today. We nro looking dnily for n county, has letnrnod and is again hern tujK° nil iue boom to Htnrt in Riddlovillo. write policies in bis popular company. [ We do not claim for Riddlovi.lo any snpo- l’rof. Self, tlio accomplished penman, has| r * r,r inducements or advantages ; but wo do opened a writing school with ilutteiiog proe- 10 ^ 11 ' 111 licit she has three or lour .-;oros, with pects in the Evans building, [goods cheap ns any where olao. Two ohuroh- lei ; two resident pastors, both ot whom are giving euliro satisfaction ; tw 1 Sunday- schools ; two physicians, aud h t or seven Hon. M, Newman and Capt, P, It, Talia ferro, delegates to tho State Agricultural Convention in Savannah, greatly enjoyed this paper, to oome[ Forest City. Tho blanks for those Injurants who lrnvo novor received pensions, ill bo received at the Ordinary’s office about tire 1st ot March, nnd tho blanks for pensions tor widows of killed and wounded Confeder- tes will be received about the 15th of Mnrolr. See notice. j Hawkins.—The subject of this uotiae. Mat- !1 ° Hawkins, w.,s born Sept Oth. 1880 | md died Fob 8th, 1801. , I he words id Jesus are full of comfort nnd 1 ncouriigenieut to those bereaved parents -i h.i arc silting amid the shadows ol sorrow md lamentation ; for Ho has sai l, • Suffer the little children to come unto mu’ and lor- j ’ M Dot, for of such is tho kingdom ol 1 Heaven. Cur children arc the bennttfol ornameetp- tiom: Hint so often clieer and brighten our irpHkle.s l * ve rijiici! ^ludrioMH »Dtl lifo I" 11m heme circle ; hut when the death an- gel comes and takes them from our embrace and bears them away from earth, otir lioarts nro ii lied wilh grief nud withered nro nil our joys. I his littlo girl was full of promise and ugh expectations from her parents, who so tenderly and faithfully wntehed and cared for hor, us only parents cnn. But it ivns nil of no avail, atul now her little form is sleep- mg in the b. autiful grave yard, w here the singing birds oltsn come mid fill the grove- wilb their sweet music, and tho ilowers of spriog are awakening into a new resurrection life. May God I less and comfort those bereav ed and heart-broken parents aud loved ones, and may they moot little Mattie al the beau- mill gates, awaiting tlie coming of a father, a mother, sisters aud brothers, all safely galli ered in Heavon, The angel of death hath boruo thee away to the dark and silent tomb ; but thy spirit dwells in endless day, In its bright and beautiful borne, ,, _ „ E, F. Mokcian, Harthcn, 0,i„ Feb, It!, 1891, “THE GREATEST THING IN THE WORLD." Prof. Drummond’H famous address on ‘Love: the Supreme Gift,” sometimos called ’The Greatest Thing in tho World,” whioh has had a wonderfully largo sale at 35 oent* a copy, aud has undoubtedly doue a great deal ol good, is now published by Alilen, unabridged, in largo Fioa type, for three cents! It ought, now, to ciraulato by the mil lion. Tho same publisher issues Drum mond's’ ‘Natural Law in Hie Spiritual World in large type, fine "half-seal" binding, for 35 conls, plus postage, 10 cents.. These oro two items characteristic of the 132-pago Cata loguo, whioh is soul Iroo on reqnest, by the pnblisbor, Joun 13. Aluen, 393 Foarl Street, New York. WANTED. —1 I’he consont of 10,000 Hrnok * vVo.*" Hl ‘ ,u * each, a sample lot of 150 "NICKEL” Oigars nnd 11 20 year gold filled Watch, by Express C. O. D. $5.25 nnd ni- low examination. Havana Cioaii Co., Winston, N. C. Indelible Ink for marking clothes, war ranted not to wash out. Cull at Durloo's. JURORS GRAND AND TRA VERSE. mechanics. Wo don’t boast o! tho morals of tho people, but if they don't compare fa- , „ ,,, 'vorubly with those of other towns w# can on- Mr VY.A.Suelling. one of Washington , y sfty thcy otlfillt l0 . Kiddloville ( , un B)s0 county s clever s ms, now a sommercial.trav- boast ono of the finest literary schools in the oler, was In the oily on Monday. ^county. Don’t nocuso ns of puffing, wo are Mr. A. L. Ilodgcs from nonr Teunille has only setting forth facts, with a lew thoughts moved to Andalusia, Ala, [and predictions whioh go for what they arc Rev. A. L. Brantley of Macon has movod ' vor ^ p ' New subscribers to tho Hbbald are ooming ‘° “ waiusboro - H « »»• l J fe«oU two Bab- Riddleviile, Feb. lGth, 1801. Jwncl '" m oh t Biinniirunitini.. ah « . Lfttus in each mouth thcroiiuil ono ut Green t ( ^ ( t liill in be riven county, nud we uro glail to 1 V|4iiin. say ho will still preach at Downs in this! During the epidemic of La Grippe last county. Mr. Brantley is much beloved in seusou Dr. King’s Now Discovery for Cou- thik? bis home county, jSiimption, Cough aud Colds, proved lobe most encouragingly, cordially. All uro welcomed improving. Mr. A. W. Jackhon bns boon .laid up for some time with a severo attack of rheuma tisin, causing him great uuilering. W. are glad to udd that he is Dow improving and will, we hope soon be out again, Mr. Dan Pittman has been the victim of aento rheumatism for some two weeks. IIis Bufferings have been iutonse, nnd his condi tion critical. We hope to learn of his early convalescence. *»wli. Iffoors, ItliiiiU Ac. Spectacles—A large lot of Fino Spoolaoles for snlo by Jernigan it Son, Opticians and Jewelers. Rr. Gcoi’kc I 1 ', Ilel tirfy Died of pneumonia at the residence of his brother Mr. W. A. McCarty in this city on Saturday morning last, aged about 35 years Mr. McCarty was well uad favorably known here, having resided here many years. His plcusunt, gonial nature, ns also his courtesy aud carefulness as a business man, made on Sunday morning was largely attended After the solemn ceremony was ovor, his body was interred in tho oity cemetery Hnmuiund, professor in tlio Eclectic Mudioul College, says, “and as a preventative reme. .ly and a curative agent, I cheerfully recoin* r mend Taylor’s Ohorokee Remedy of Sweet Gum and Mullein,” March Term Washington Superior Court. nr- u f ! ttj . e b#Ht . rflm edy Reports from the many Mr. t hus. B, Hendrix of Milledgovillo, wejwho used it confirm this statement. They lentn with regret is seriously ill. Airs, a were not only quickly relieved, but the dis- Mitchell of this oity has been culled to bis If aao l*R n° bad niter results. Wo ask you bedside ; l ° ( F va fsuiody a trial aud wo guarantee ‘that you will bo,satisfied with remits, or the It hns u . juu «ni uu.saiisuoii witu ri Since writing tho above wo learn that Mrs. purchase price will be refunded. Alitchell has returned borne with Mr. and'effual in LaGrippu, or any Throat, Chest or l.11 nr, iVnniti. Trial botllo Iteo -* Mrs. Hendrix, nnd that Mr. Hendrix is still n"“f, t Tro, i bl1 ' - , , , Itaw lings Drug Store. Large bottles, 5(>o. YVi Bee to it that your child meets with no negleol; when sick, use for the diseases of babyhood Dr. Bull’s Baby syrup;—it never dimppoiats. 25 els. ’Beelzebub, than whom, Satan excepted, nouo higher sat." Amoug the fallon angels, Beelzebub nDjoyod the second rank. He "nut" second. Amoug reputable remedies for nasal catarrh, Old Saul’s Catarrh Cure stands first. Price 25 o. Win U Ray, A VV Smith, N ii JordaD, David Currv, W G Fnrso* Wm A Duko», W A Galluhei TRAVERSE JURY Simou P Hood, Win 13 Moore, S J Prince, M W Williams, Q C Jones, II L Smith, Jofso T Tin wick, Jones Harris, James N Truasell, . _ W m H liurgamy, Jus A Ray, Wm M Mathis, 13 C Amnson, Miss Wimbly Cullens, of Johnson oounty, r.^T d Hood, J II I cucock, is visiting .Mrs, T. F. Hroivu of our town. . p.* , .’ “,Q md $1.U0. ot om:i Emron Heuald : Mr. Bam Prince of Hebron is now n citi zen of our town. Ho is assistant agent for our 2^1 r. ii. li. Joyner. JVlr. M. 8. ('lance, and li. F. Wammaok of oor town, visited Sav iunali last Sunday The Herald publishes below the mimes of tboso drawn to servo ns jury men at the approaching term of tho Court. Grand Jurors. R. F. Coohrnu, JolF A Irwin, W ,J Hcudersou, OWH Whitaker, I H Roberson, L A Graybill, •Jesse 13 Newsome, Wiloy Harris, Turner H Brown Thos J Holmes, J P Ward law, J B Stephens. I L zVdams, I A Smith, Chas E Daniel, Emnnuol Prioo, L N Batchelor, Groeu B Harrison, \ < ii r»l. Vo The Farmers of Washington Co: I wish In give you notice that I have taken the Enr ka Mills back, and with honest, competent and rcli ible men in charge, am now ready to do your grinding at short notice, on Thursday, Friday and Saturday of ench week. For tho accommodation of my customers, f will keep meal on hand and exchange lor corn, bushel for bushel at any time. I will also guaruliteo my oustomors against loss of grain whore "standing turns, aro left in mill. Mondny, Tuesday and Wednesday, will be devoted to morclmnt work, Thaukingyon for past favors nnd soliciting your future patronage, I remain yonrs, very truly, O. U. PniNor.E, Sandorsville, Ga. GEORGIA—Washington County. To the Superior Court of said County: Ordinary’s Citations. For Guardianship. GEORGIA—Washington County. Ordinary’s Office, Frank Wadley having in due form applied for the gnsrdianship of the two minor ohil- dren of Jeff Dickson bite of siid county, de. ceased, uotioe is hereby given that btsapplh cation will be beard at my office on the Hrat Monday in April next. Given under my hand and offioial signs- nature this 10th day of February Will. M NEWMAN, It Ordiasry W. O. GEORGIA—Washington County, Attention, Considerate Pensioner! ( Ordinary's Office. Those pensioners who Lave received their peusiiins for 1880 and 1800 and have not yet filed their applications for 1801 will pleaee come forward at once and file them. Tho blanks for claimants who have never yet received pensions, will be received at this office about 1st March, or aoob after. The blanks for widows of killed end wounded Confederates will be reoeived el this oflloo about 15tb of Alaroh or soon after. February 18, 1801. M. Newman, 11- Ordinary, W. O. GEOBGIA—Washington County All persons concorued are boreby notified ihat on the 21st day of March, 1891, ut the Court lioiiso in Bandersville, said county nud stato, I intend to apply to Judge Superior Court ol said oounty for an order to sell that lot of land in town of Teunille, said stato and county, bounded north by Mrs R. II lUrmau, cast by Mrs. 13. T. Cole, south by W, J. Wood nud west by Smith street, oon- bi'iLlug ono aero moro or less tor tho pnrposo of re-investing proceeds. Reasons for sell ing to invest proceeds in bonds lor the bene fit of my ward, Thomaa Cook Wylly, tho own er of Haid property. Geo. W. Wylly, Jil, Guardian Thomas Cook Wylly, Feb. 19, 1891, -it Dissolution Notice. FIRST WEEK. Thos Wurtbou, Jr Muck DuggtiD, Joseph Jj Wilson, Ad L. Josey, B F Jtioobsoii, Cbns Jl Howard. C L Orr, W li Trussoll, W T Williams, 1'ennillb, Ga., Feb. 2d ‘9t. The firm of Wm. F. Sobanfele ,t Co. have this day dissolved by mutual conscut. Wm. F. Scuaui'ki.e, O. E. Bbown. We the undersigned havo this day formed a partnership for tho purpose of conducting a general merchandise business under tlie firm name of Brown ,t Franklin, nt, Tonnille, Washington county Georgia Wo asaurno the indebtedness of the old firm ol SV. F. Scbanrcle i Co. and will reeccipt fur all bills duo them. C. E. Bbown, II. M. EniNUMN. Inretiriing from the firm of Wm. F. SotiBufele it Co., 1 bespeak for the now firm Brown ,t Franklin, a liberal patronage nnd offer luy thunks to the many who patroniz- (1 the old firm. Respectfully, W, F. Bchavfelb. For Leave to Soli Land Privately. GEORGIA—Washington County. Ordinary’b Office. Newsom Tanton, Administrator of Henry Tanton, deceusod, has in dno form applied to the undersigned for leave to sell a lot of wild land in Coffee county privately, oontaln- ing Four hundred and iii- etr acrea, belong* ing to raid estate, and I will pass npon said apjdiouHon on the first Monday in Aptil neit. I'liis 11th day of February 1891. M. Newman. Ordinary, W. 0. For Executor’s Dismission. GEORGIA—Washington Concty. Obdinaby’s Ornos: Geo. D. Warthen, Execntor of the will of Daniel Palmer, deceased, has In due form applied to the undersigned for letter* of die* minion from tlio administration or the (.ataU of said deceased, nnd t will puna npon hi* application on the first Monday in April naxt at my effioe in Banderaville in said oounty. This 6th day of January, 1891, M. NEWMAN, 3mos. Ordinary W 0. New Road. GEORGIA—Washington Oonnty, Ordinary’s Office. Ail persons interested are boreby notified that if no good cause be shown to the con trary. an ordor will be granted by the nndar- Higned ou Saturday, the 28th day of Febru ary, 1891, establishing a new road as mark ed out by the read commissioners appointed fur that purpose, "Beginning at Harrison by Pleasant Plains Churob, through lands of J. F. llodgood, E. P. Uedingfiold, E R. Puge, John D. Taylor and Eliza Robertson, col., striking the old Dublin road a ball mile from Pringle. This 2Cth day of January, J891, M. NEWMAN. Ordinary W. 0. Mrs. Ann Graybill of Wrigbtsville is visit- Tnrnm :,,. n „’ , „ 111 L ' „?? r 1 . lt 1 tle > ing hur son and family, Dr. L. a. Graybill. J & Martfu ^ ° y ’ ? ersche ] 1 Wicker iuU \r..lii,> \Ia. .. Ml . ! • a. . f Miss Mattie Moyo of Wrigbtsville is visit- Robert W Lm« v a tho faiuilv r.f Hr bill . > Isaac Chester, J B WilkorsoD, Abe Youugblood, Ing the family of Dr. Graybiil Miss Ella J. Milts of Maoou is visiting Miss Anna Hodges ol this community, Mr. J. D. Priuco of our town visited Sa vannah the past week, Mti|icrioi- Court. ; ,Sboril1 °’ A ’ Wal1 of >°" r °by was in our ]3 L Tanuer, itown a few days ago. The number of now cases returned to thei Mr. II. ’C. Thompson is ruiting tirnbor March term is 29,- a smallor uumbor thanj'lown Buffalo to the Oconee river, usual. There aro however a larger propor- Our Mr. T. F. Brown informs your cor- tion of criminal cases than heretofore. respondent that he averages selling a coffin Five homicides have been committed ainceja day, all for colored people;—it seems they tlio September term, two by white men aud jaro dying rapidly. three by negroes. John Trull charged with! „ >■ i.ini„ , ,r, . , V ,, i notico that a great many mules are be- tho killing ol Ihomas Tanton, and Hanse -hi,,—,, . r , ,, , , , , , „ iiug shipped this season, I see them goiug Horton the slayer of Jake Garner, tho Hebald dowu woekly by tLe car , , leurus w ill probably be triod. Horton though j _ not yet arrested has signified his purpose to °° rn U bcin? rc0tivet 3 loads in onr Hnrr«nr1flr himoiilf if li»x 1»aa nooima.i r>( « f.iair^** 1 RDil bacon also* lieflpuct. Henucum. surrender himself, if ho be assured of a trial at this term. These oases with others will probably prolong tho session beyond the length of the last few terms. This will be tho first regular term for Judge Gamble. His reputation as a lawyer him many lrionds, who mourn his early and as an efficient solioitor, givo iissuriiDoe death. Ills funeral at the Catholic church of his wearing the judicial ormino most ac ceptably. Bums 50 yc-ars or more ago Hou. Roger L. Gamble, Bee., of Augusta, and related to tho present Judge, occupied tho bench in this county, tho immediate predocosbor Oconee, Ga., Feb. 17, *91. Sionllicrii nmuai lnsu- ■-Miicc to,, litheuti, Ua. Any persons in Bundersvitle who need In suranoB’.ou dwellings, would do well to call on Mr. Geo. I). B’arthen, Agent of the Southern Mntual.Firo Insurance do. of Ath ens, Ga, This company, so long represent- led by Mr, Warthen here, is too well known, ■its promptness and reliability have been too Nothing Move Dangerous in this county, the immediate predecosbor "" ““a rsuamiuy nave been too ■Than a neglected coughi,” is what Dr. J. F. of j u j K6 Holt, who so long and evenlv hcld ofton trUHt6lJ - to rei*"™ any words of com- ,D the scales of justice in this circuit. ' mondatioo inj this community. For the FINE STATIONERY for polito oorrespon lienee for sale by Durloo, the Friuter. Gold, Silver and all other kinds ol Watoh- for salo lit prices to suit the times, by Jcr- nignn & Bon, Watchmakers, Jewelers A Op ticians. If.Ytiu Have the scules of justice in this circuit. Hon. H. D. Evans, Jr., will also then np . year the company! doclares the hand- pear for the first time in his now office as HOm ° dividend of 72 per cent. Comment on Solicitur-Gonoral of tho Middle Circuit. His tbo exooll< - >D oe of its management is super- large practice however, and of thin post pro tom. at different times, find him w ell equipped for its onerous du- tics. his occupancy Uu . 0U8 -- and there need be no wondor, that wjl l It is the favorite company among the busi ness men of Georgia. f TEAMLI.E LIFE INSURANCE IN ITS SIM PLEST FORM. Protection nt Lowest Cost. The United States Life Insurance Co. of Tho tax bonks for the return of property - -- in the town of Teunille are now open, BSwiil| NdVvYork offers to 11)0 insuring public the be seen by the notice of the Clerk oi Council, ° ll0ft P Pst »»d most liberal form of Folicy Mr. S H B. Massey. The books will close oon,raut t0 be foulld in tins country. The oa tho 3d of Match. looinpauy is one of the oldest and most con- ,, j , pi , .... . , s-native in business, having b.-_un opera- ati. I., h. bohuilfele bnB left for Anderson, , , , 1 o,. . , .. . , tioub forty-one years ngo. It has a clean re- S. C., whore ho will engage in meroantih' cord nnd is under the management of the n KfVSS’tA-,. ' J SOLD EVBBlTWlim business, as manager, we learn, at pitsont The Tmdillo Sieam Laundry excites great Wedding. Visiting and Regret Cards at DURLOO’S. IlriAV to ( Tire all MLiu lliseuics Simply apply "Swayne’s Ointment." No internal medioine required. Cures Tetter, Eczoma, Itch, all Eruptions, on the fuoe, hands, no»e, d-n. leaving tho Hkin clear, white nnil healthy, Its great healing and Best ourative powers are possessed by no other ' T >stWvmody. Ask.your druggist for Swayue" "Wintment. lending financiers oi the metrop ... It is with pleasure that 1 prese .i the ad vantages of this company to my t.iunds be- . - vnuinyuo ut ii't.1 UUlUllltUV lntorent. 1 he euterprUe will aoou ho uu.ler lioviog ah I do that there not! ir«K better full headway, and promises to bo a big suc-jiu tlio line oi Ins. to bo lound an- wtiere cess. A lew aliures of slock, $25 each, can stiil be taken. The Council of Teunille has passed an im portant ordinance ns to ordering spirituous liquors. It must now bo ordered by rho per son himself desiring the liquor, u:; orders can not be tukeu by otlierB. Tho ordinance is published in t^is pnpor. Oouuoil Procooditigs of the town of Teu- At ago of 30 the annual premium tor $10,- 000 insurance would be only $1-1'.70. The Increasing portion of tho premium is re turned at expiration of each period makiDg tho net cost per year $10.00,in some oases ns low as $-1 00. If you think of insuring do not (ail to examine our plans before placing your iosurtincG. Yours Kespeotfully, B. G. PURSE. n J ’ _ * r> ‘ ‘ 11 K u 1 1 '*UU li LI It uviomiiu uio uuiugj UUlrlliubi lUUl IUU UllV Ml A nilln lor October 13lb, 1890, are published iu y° ur K 'kbt weak and failing, yon should books are now open for the payment of city this issue. J :,- U McL, : an « Strength. fnr lft91 % „ in hA ZL aJ, Tho Clerk and Treasurer’s report of- the! town oi Teunille from Septc-mbor Oth to published in tho HeualiK ir t '^Bober 13th, 1890 are ptbfB week. J W Fluker, VV m F Doolittle, Joseph S Norris, John A Basnett, Elbert Tanner, TRAVERSE JURY—SECOND WEEK. James New, II K Brantley, >l<liKiiiiistrator'B Hale GEORGIA—Washington County. By virtue of an ordor grauUd by tho court "f Ordinary of said county, nt tho February Term 1891, will be sold to tlio highest bid der at thu Court-house door in Sandorsville un tho first Tuesday in March next, betwuun tho legal hours of sale, that tract of land in sai l oounty, adjoining W. It. Wilson on the north, D. (3. Humming, Jun. on tho enst, G W. Gumming ou the west and A, B Halts way on the south, o .utaining two hundred md twenty-five acres nioreorloss. Sold for the benefit of tho heirs and creditors of Da vid C Gumming, son., deceased. Terms ush. This 2d day of February, 189i. G. W. GUMMING, Adm r. 4t of D. C. Gumming, Sen, For Admiuistrntor'i Dismiuion- GEORGIA—Washington County, Ordinary’s Office. Benjimin A. Adams, Administrator of tba estute of Asa Tanner late of said county, de ceased, applies to me for letters of dismis- Gun from said administration, and I will puss upon bis application ou the first lion- duy in Muy, 1801, ut my offioe in SanderH- ville, said county. Given under my hand and official signa ture this 29th day of January. 1891. „ M NEWMAN, 3 mos. Ordinary W. 0. iSeaboru Prico, Elam E Dudley, Wm E Tanner, Green VV Duggan, J Morgan Brown, C S Wall, Walter H Dukes, For Administration. GEORGIA—Washington County. Ordinary's Office. Upon tho application of Dr. G. II. Dug gan, a creditor of Cheatham E. Smith, late Andrew J Irwin, Asa II Pugo, M II Hodges, W H Kitchens, Geo L Hunt, Wm T Jordan, Leo J Bmith, D G Watkins, Lopez Smith, G W Morris, SB Wommack, Chas T Peacock, H C Jackson, Wm F Odum, JAM Everett, J T Jackson, Thos G Wade, N L> Tompkins, Lucius Robison, Julian Mills, W M Kelley, \Vm L Brantley, J C Morrison, G D Leverett. For Guardianship. GEORGIA—Washington county. Ordinary’s Office. W. E. Green way hoviug in due form ap plied to the undersigned for the guardian ship of of the per»ouH and property oi Tal- liilah, Sarah aud Charlie Greenway. minor children of Alfred Greunwny hue of said oounty, deceased, notice ia hereby given that said application will be beard at my offioe ou the first Monday iu Maroh next. Given under my hand and official signa ture this 28th day of January, 1891. M. NEWMAN, Ordinu.y. Red, Violet aud Black Inks. DURLOO, tbo Printer. NOW IS THE TIME TO BUY White Pine Doors, Sash, Blinds, Moldings, Builders’ Hardware, Etc. 1 have u very large and well assorted stock of ALL 2S1ZLS of the above good, which I am now offering at very low prices in con nection with my usual immense stock of PAINTS, OILS, RAILROAD STEAMBOAT & MILL SUP PLIES LIME, PLASTER, HAIR, CEMENT, SEW ER PIPE, Etc. Call and get my prices on nboie goods also on Slate, Iron autl Wooden Mantels, all styles und prices. Grates com plete, or any separate pieces. Fiuiu and Ageuts for F. BECK ,t CO Dcoorutivo Wall Papers, Etc. Andrew Hanley? Savannah, Georgia. 2-19 City Ta.v lulice. All property owners in tho city of Sao- If you suffer pricking pains on moving the "*“* r--t—-j v.-j unu- oyes, or cannot bear bright light, and find dersville are hereby notified that tho oitv tax VOlir sitdlt WOflk nnd fi.ilii, > w»i■» t . , . of said county, deceased, showing that the estate of said deceased is not being adminis tered on: It ia hereby ordered that citation - . . — issue in terms of the law why tho adminis- For Administrator’s DismiBbion trillion of said estato should not vest in tho i y-, jj Oonnty Ad'ninistrator of said county or {jr J somo other fit person at the March Term 1891, of the Court of Ordinary. Given under my hand officially, this 2d lay ol February 1891. M. Newman, It. Ordinary, W. 0 1891. Harper’s Young People. AN ILLUSTRATED .WEEKLY. EORGIA—Washington County—Gudina- — ill’s Omi* Mrs. A. M. Friuee Admin istratrix and John D.Prinoe Administrator of the estate of Sylvunus Priooe have in dus form applied to me for letters of dismission from the admioistrntion ot said estate, and I will pass npou their application on the first Monday iu April 1891 at my office iu Ban ders ville. Given under luy hund officially this 1st day oi January 1891, M. Newman, 3 mos. Ordinary, W. C. Tho Tweltb Volume of Harper’s Young People begins on November 4, 1890. This best aud most comprehensive weekly iD tho world for young readers presents a rich and attractive programme. Iu fiction thsro will br "Campaniles : A Btorv of the Flnius," by Kiuk Munuoe ; "Men of Iron,” a romance, by Howaud Pyle, with illustrations by tlie author, ; "Flying Hill Farm," by SonuiK Swett ; “The Moon Prince," by R. K. Mun- kittiiick ; and "Yellowtop,” by Annie Biion- son King. In addition to these five serials, there will be Rtories in two or three parts by Thomas Nelson Page, IIjalmaii //jouth Boykhen, Edwin Lasmetter Bynner, Harriet Prescott Seoffobd, Mary E. Wilkins, Nora Perry, and others. Short stories, ami arti cles on seance, history, travel, adveuture, games and sports, with hundreds of illustra tions of Hie highest character, will render Harper’s Young People for 1891 unrivalled as a miscellany of the best reading for boys and girls. In lie. Application for Charter, GEORGIA—Washington County. To the Superior Court oj said County. The petition of Heurv Brantley, Goa Floyd, George Carroll, Irwin Steel, Bob Patrick’ Anderson Simmons and Lnoins Glassoow’ citizens of said county, that they have orl gaDizod themselves ipto a benevolent aooie- ty, to be known ns "The Rising Sons Socie- Tho best weekly publication for yonng people in existcDca. It is edited witli scru pulous earn and attention, and instruction and emertninmeut arc mingled in its pages iu just tin right | ropertious to captivate Hie minds of the jonng, and at tlio same time to develop their thinking powers." -N. Y. Observer. TUB MS: Posting. Fropnitl, $2.00 l’er Year. Yonr petitioners further show that they and their successors in office, desire to be iuvosted with oorporute authority to enforce good order, receive donations, make pur chases and effect alienation of personalty and realty, not for purposes of trade Bnd profit, bnt for the purpose of promoting the general di sign of said benevolent society in visiting the sick, burying the dead, etc. That suid Bocioly shall have its offioe in Bander ville in said oounty, therefore your petitioner pray that they and their succes sors in office be invested with the corporate power ns may be suitable to said enterprise and not inconsistent wilh the law of said state nor violative of private rights. Your petitioners further pr»y tho grantina et uu order investing and clothing them und their successors id office wilh the oorporala uuthoriij and powers as aforesaid under the name uuri style of "The Rising Boris Sonic, ty, to remain of forco fur twenty years with privilege of rmewal. ’ Aud petitiontrs will ever pray, GEO C. EVANS. Attorney for Fetitioueis. Filed in nCico Fib’y, 10th 1S91. U. W. SNELL, Clerk. lot -V// begins Jiooember -1, 1890. Volumes VII l , X anil XI. of Harper's Young ] > eopli bound in cloth will ho sent by n ... n T , ... - paid, on receipt of S3 SO^enoh. VrlMdlvljlA — WASHINGTON COUNTY. mail, posing , , ... , rbe other volumes are out ot print Specimen Copy sent un receipt oj a 2 cent stump. Single numbers, Five Cents each. Remittances should be made by Foct-nfflco Money Order or Draft, to avoid ohance oi oss. Xewspapers are not to copy this advertisement without the exuress older oj' Harper it Broth ers. Address : HARPER & BROTHERS, Now York Harper’s YouDg People and Sandersville Herald 1 year, $2.50. C- w • s nell, Clerk of the Miperiur Court iu ami tor Held count; , do hereby certify tli.t tl r at»(\e wr!tun uittitcr U u true *-*• tiuct iroui h ok F., Mirmt**,Folio ill Giv- 8y - 1 * ^ •■••• Feb. is. 4t . c ' w - snell ’ cUitk Vc. Laundry Stock. am authorized to issue 20 shares , / fl’nn olrTt V h6i r U " tl * P»&U'.t“ n $S : , Em*ni!E’JL* r Vft , lue ’ , The «»»*'ding is u. out
