About The Sandersville herald. (Sandersville, Ga.) 1872-1909 | View Entire Issue (Feb. 19, 1891)
DRS. STARKEY & PLAEN’S TREATMENT BY INHALATION TRACE MABIf b corn nice. 1BBO Afcli Street. Ph‘ lnda - Fa- 1629 ARClI STREET, PHILADELPHIA, l A bililT, HliPUiimUmii, Neuralgia «ml Chronic Rtni Nervou. Di.onler", • 'Tli e Goin ponn<1 • 1 i Street',' Plfflf Btarkey A l’alcli. N". l-'-' Aro ". . . ' - the liberty t> lira Slnrkov A PfllfiD have l,f« to the foflowioK wpll-known per reiei * u . ti lf r Treatment: I Member of Don- Br K 0 , ;. I ^"ort’ h Oo-d, Editor Lutheran ««*- “Horn Wm. l’enn Niion Editorlntor-Oceen CL wT/. Worthington. Editor Now South. B JudKe , H"l , A Vroom»", Quenemo, lien. &‘rv A. Livermore, Melrono it S. Voorbeea, New lurk City, ,. ],• i> Knight, Philadelphia. Mr' Frank Shhlall, Merchant,Philadelphia * V. * Fidebrt'M. h Lyon. Wniiumr, Hawaii, Sand- All A wlul Soro Limb a *l\KN«r Disease, (oiulilioii llopplt 1 ^. Cured by (lie 1‘UI’II IlflUPtlit'S. For threo year* I was almost crippled with an awful sore leg Irotn my knee down to my ankle; the skin was outircly gone, atrd Urn tlesh was ono inaaa oi disease. Some physicians pronounced it incurable. It bad diminished about one third the si/e ol the other, and 1 was in a hopeless condition. Alter trying all kinds of remedies and spending hundreds of dollars, from which 1 got no relief whatever, 1 was persuaded to try your Cuticnra Hotnedies, and the result was as follows.- After three days l noticed a deeided chat-go for the better, and at tire et.d of two months 1 was completely cured. My tlesh was purified, and the bone (which had been exposed tor over a year) got sound. The llesli began to grow, and to-day, and for nearly two years, my leg is as well as ev er it was, sound in every respect, and not r sign ol disease to lie seen, itav. 8. (1. Ahkun, Dubois, Dodge Co., On, A Bad Eczema Cured The Cuticnra Remedies wrought a won derful oure on me. 1 was troubled greatly with a severe ease of eczema, and alter re ceiving little or no benefit from the troat- on nt id some ol the leading specialists here, 1 procured a set n( them and boloro they were ail used the disease had left me. 1 recommend tho Cuticnra llemodies ns best and surest euro lor all diseases ol •skiu. W NELSON tTlAMhl.IU.AYNK. Concord, Va. * Vie lander Ritohie, I vet-newt, Scotland. Mrs. Manuel V. Orlegu, Ftesitlllo, /aente °*Mm! e EiVwa Cooper, IHilla, Spanish llor Cobb, Ex-Vice Consul, Cnsabtanoa. Mo il. V. Ashhrook, llsd Hltlil, Chi. James Moore, Hup't. Police, lllandlor... Dorsetshire, England, ... . Jacob Ward, ltowrnl, New Sniitli Walls. Aud thousands of others in every part ol the United Htales. “Oomponnd Oxygen its Mode ol Action and Uestilli." is the title of a now brochnr. of two hundred liages, published by 1 >* Hlarkev it l’alsu, which gives to all iinpnrers full iulormation as to this remarkable' eur,.. tivo agent and a record of several surprising cure* In » wide range of chronic casts- many of them alter being abandoned to die by other physioians. W111 be malted free to any address on application, lload the hrochurid DUN. NTAUKEY A 1ALEN, No. 16211 Arch Street Philadelphia, l’ii. pesH 18H. Cuticura Resolvent he now l’dood atul Skin l’urilier.nnd purest ml host ol Humor remedies, cleanses tin blood of all impurities and poisonous ole. iiients.und thnsiemoves the oan-e, while IV- iuuiia, the great Skin Cure, and CutioUIU , an exipiisile Skin Purifier andUenuti clear the skin ol every tmoo of disonse Hence the CuticuraUemedics cure every ilis and humor of tho skin, scnlpand blood with loss of linir, from pimples to scrofula. Washington Institute, LINTON, OA. Kpriag Term opens 'Tan. Hills 1H91. Spring Term closes, July. l»t. JSOI Tuition l’er Month, from #1.60 to $1.(10, Music, per month, $0.00. Good Board from $7.00 to $10.00 per month. No incidentals. Experienced and capable assistants havo been omployed. A. M. Duggan, Principal. Oat. 00, ’90. ROOFING GUM-ELABT1U HOOFING FELT costs only mg.OO per 100 sipmre leet. Makes a goat roof lor years, and any ouo cun put it on. Sand stamp for sample and lull partic ulars. Gum Ei.astki Hoohno Co., 81 A 11 West Hiioabway, Nkw York. I.ontl Auenls Wanted. Pulaski House, SAVANNAH, UA. Management strictly first class. Sitontcd in the business centre. W. 8COVILLE. ;’.i,{ ii Is lu-linowlurlRed 11 i- hauling remedy for Coin.rrln.-u A Gleet. 'I lie only sale remedy for Menrorrliu-nur Whites. 1 prescribe it and fuel safe In recommending it to all snllerers. A. J, BTIINKK. M.D., Dk- atur, Ii.u Nuld by itrugirlaUi. 1'itne; tu.oo. DANIEL .t KELLEY. AGENTS W. J. Wright, —WAT ’IIMAKER—> and -JEWELER - Dumas, Ga, Special attention given to the repairing of English aud Swiss watches, where lino work manship is necessary. All work guaranteed for 12 mouths. 6-8 ’90 ly. [he Herald & Georgian, ksTA Ii£ImI1RI> 1*41. AN OLD TIME INDIAN TERROR. An A(«l Indian Who lor Tell Year* Tw- rorlied llie Setller, of Arizona. They were tarLking about Indian out- tVM. PARK, Editor and Proprietov. breaks when one of the party, who had THURSDAY MORNING. FEU. 19. 1891. WAIFS AND WARES Tho now ^08 trust, central in Ohio, is capitalized at $1,000,000. been for many years a resident of Ari zona territory, remarked: 1 tell you, gentlemen, tlmt this Indian business is pretty serious. Why, down In Arizona we lived for fifteen years in a state of terror on account of a inaraud- , ing band of Apaclws that bad things i pretty much their own way all this time, The Into Captain J. 11. Thomas, oft iu spite of ull tho government troops Ilono,,. 1.1, .*250.00,00(1 nBtnto. j-MOoutaj Vk . The Orillia Canning Factory ox- tone. There was a warrior for you. llo twi Bold everywhere. 1’rice, Cuticuba, 60.; Soap, 2 ><• ; Hr.aoi.VKNT, $1. Prepared by lc> PliTTBIl Dlll',1 AND C'UKMICAI. CoUI'OIU- ion. Poston. IWHeml fur "How In CnreSkln t)i,e*ecK,"0.| page,, -a lllustrutluii,. and UMI toellmonlnls. ) | It PI.PS. lilaek-hi'iiiN, red. rmigli, elmppeil ami I ill oily skin cured liy Cuticura Soup. HOW MY BACK ACHES! Rack Aelie, Kidney Pains, anil Weakness, .Soreness, Lameness. Strains, and" Pain relit**ed in one llllilllli- by the ('lltieimi Allli- I'aill The li rst nud only in- tantiinoous pain-killor plaster. $60 for $30. JUST THINK OF IT I Mi© Monopoly Hunted Do von want a Sewing Machine? ' $17.50 to $30.00. WARRANTED FIVE YEARS. With nil AttachraoDtrt. Write for illustrated Circulars of our MINUHUH,’ MOW IIOVIS $10 to $30, Saved by ordering direct from Hoad jnarlors. NoodloH for any Macliine, 25 cents a dozen in stamps. Address The Louisville Sewing Machine Co., No. 520 Fourth Avenue, I.OUISVII.I.IC, 14V. May 110. CaventB, find Tnulc-Marku obtained, and all I’at- cut bunlnc8ij condHctutl for Moderate Fees. Oub Orricc is Opposite IJ. t?». Patent Office and \vu can Bor.urc imtcnt in lc j fi tlmo tunu iUuho remote from \Va^li!in;t(»n. Bund model, drawing or photo., with descrip tion. We advino, if pateniuhla or not. IVoo of ckurgo. Onr 1'ec not duo till patent i* eecnred. A Pamphlet, “Mow toOhtuin l‘atcntH, M with nameu of actual clients in yutir btu'.c, county, or town, bent free. Address, C.A.SMOW&CO. Opp. Patent Orricc. Washington. D C. OUR NEW IMPROVED SINGER HIGH ARM, THia •TVLC, ONLY $29.00 (/) u) e s Ly mail I LARGE TRIAL BOTTLE. Also, Treiui.eon 1: pilepsy DON'T SUFKER |ANY LONGER. Give I'.r. l Office iind A^r plaia. HALL CHEMICAL CU., 3860 Falrmount Ave.. Phila. P*. Xgf AffAe-HMEfifjj 28 U NI ON 5QU ARENY. Cf " ATLANTA.Ga CM." A N:i5[0 Nfw HOMf HVI.IN6 MACHINf f<- OfiVNC ■ita.g/i 5T.L0UI5.M0. UALLA5.TEX. Mrs. C. C. Brown, Sandersville, Ga. BEAcn <fe Farmer, Louisville, Ga., —— — Burial Oases Metalie Gases, Caskets and Cof fins, of any Quality and Grade, al ways on hand. A large stock of these goods will bo found at tho store -* * Tabbutton & Duggan, of Ol) Vi t.^-- A WEEK r?v4^ (j . ClutiSyatem V |l while inconvenient ,1° the l.u;-e «■> si.y \\ / f;Vi! nitk-hj . H'sim.isAifl 10 .“V fWO'Vteeju 1-4 ovdL^-. * j9 watches! in t.,uh PHILA. «t,K $3$\Vatch Club, and we pot cash from l5>J8 dm Club fur e tch watch before it goes |b5?»Wout, though each member only pays a week. Tills is why we give you more for your money than any one else and why we arc doin ' the largest watt h business in the world We util only first quality goodr,, but our prices are ali^ut what oi lie is got f.r sec ond quality .Onr ftl S O fjllvtrW atcli is a YtibctaiitialSilver (not imitation of avy Kind) Stem-Wind American l.evcr Watch thhtr hunting c.\:\- or open. Our $* '5.1 0 WuU it is a Stem-wind. OpcnFacc, fn -i quality, stiflcucj (Jolu j,' o 2| A u n -. r i c a. 11 x v c i W n t c h. gin * / // // *V ut to .• > > • ns. It C fully etjual to any j • i/j watch (M for < jtl ly oile rs. We find y ’fi a first-i I s Slilloiicd Cold Case much more :;:.ti ,f..t tory and 6crviccalle than ibTj ary St hd C.yld Case that can be sold at ■' jfj less th in double the money, as cheap ylfr! solid casos are inv.triably thin, weak, SSflo! low qual’ty, and worthless after «R| short use. Our 83 s Wut dl con tains numerous im ortant patented im- pfoveipcnts, of vital }r.:i»*rtnnce to accur-l at timing—Valent J)i ~!J>rc(f, Patent St*>n li'indf&c., which wc control exclusively. It lsfully equ tlfor accu*acy, appeatance, dura bility and service, to nny 675 Watch, either Open Face or Hunting. Oui-6 13.00 Kuil- roud IVutch is especially constructed for title mostexacliiig use, and isthci>«*»t Rail road Watch triads, Opcu Face *r Hunting. All lliese prices are cithu-all cash 91*00 a weolt. AnAJm Witch Jutula vr glxtn/a xiliU coch Watch. The Keystone Watch Club Co Main BRI^u lu Co’i Cv/11 Cuildiiio 004 WAUiUT ST. PHIIADA. PA, ^ A»?enta Wantad. Ajax Watch Insulator, $1.00 A n tTv’ctnrwtecMou h i t.. *1 ti.n.-i,.-tt«n IHtaHvW’tih. Bent l»y mail 01, r-vetj. uf price. i.y W* mi-to ary ,, t f Y r ou can bo oboerlnl and linppy only when you arc well. If you feel “out of KorlH,” take Dr. J. I!. McLean’* HurBiipurilla. For weak back, cbeat painR, tme a Dr. J. 1 H. McLeau’a Wonderful Ueuling Flakier porus.) pecta to cau the product of (>00 acres of tomatoes this year. It is said Japanese girls of l(i are imported at Suu Francisco, aud sold at auction at from $ 10 to $500 each, "Bread or work” was tho motto of 2,500 unemployed workmen who pa raded in Toronto, Out., on Friday last. Chinamen poured oil over bar keeper Robert Hursleys, at Butte, Mont., sot him on tiro and lot him burn to death. Now Mexico’s anti-pool and trust law forbids any combination to re strict trade of commerce, under a penalty of if 1,000 and a year’s im prisonment. l’olicemau Cavauaugh of San Francisco shot. James May doad bo- catiso be didn’t halt as soon as the olliccr commanded. Cavanaugh was arrested. A prehistoric cave containing hu man skeletons and ancient Indian flint tools 1ms boon discovered on the William Hendricks farm, Harri son county, Indiana. Pittsburg, Fob. I t.—Within the past 24 hours 700 more men have joined tho groat coko strike. There are now 13,600 men out. Fifty l’in- keitous passod through this city armed with Winchesters and thoy said others wore to follow. Near Noun, Putnam county on Friday, four drunken nogroes nt tomptod to cross tho Oconee river in a boat. Tho boat capsized and all four wore drowned. Vienna, Feb. 14.—A heavy snow fall has blockaded the railways iu tho mouutaiu districts of Aloravia Silesia and East Cilicia. Tho woiitli er is vory cold aud the Danube is frozen from Posth down tho river for a distanco of 180 miles. Navigation bus consequently been brought to a standstill. Seaborn Jones, of Kockuiart, had a paralytic stroko while at the break fast table, Thursday morning which caused him to fall speechless Some relatives and frionds who were uear his side, caught him before striking tho lloor. Ho died late that evening Ho was over 00 yours of ago, and worth $200,000. Treasurer Bob Hardeman 1ms completed his pay-roll for the last scssiou of tho legislature. The fig arcs rIiow what tho legislature costs the state. This is for tho Senate Per diem, $13,613; mileugo, $1 372, 80; expenses of committees, $290.74 Total, $15,270 54. This for th House: Per diem, $40,210 50; mile age, $5,18410; expenses of commit tees, $704 23. Total $40,098 83. S tliat u session of forty-eight day costs the state $01,375 37. Tho cor responding session of tho last logis lature cost $57,37412. Mrs. Ora Mckeo, the fair prisoner of Home, is still in Floyd county juil By tho advice of her attorney, Judge Branham, she now refuses to see any one except her relatives and few of her intimate friends, lie trial on a charge ol’ poisoning has been set for tho first Monday in March. A cyclone one hundred yards wide passed near Trenton Monday of last week, from west to east, sweeping everything iu its path. Mr. S. B Austin’s barn and houso were com pdotely demolished. Mr. Austi was sick aud unable to get out bed, shelter being erected over bod by n> ighbors. Physicians who have carefully looked into the matter apparently think that Dr. Koch came very near giving the world an invaluable speci tic, but did not quite grasp the do sited secret, because he did not pu suo the subject far enough. St his researches nud disclosures of the results may yet load to an important discovery through tho development of what he has made known. Tho Dublin people calls the atten tion of Agricultural Gommiasiouer Nesbitt to the tea plants growing i tho front yard of Richard A. Odom at Condor, Laurens county. Mr Odom got the plants from the United States Department of Agricultur and set them out iu 1880. Though they havo had little caro or protee tion, they yield an abundance of leavos, supplying Mr. Odom’s family with a beverage of excellent quality. Jay Gould was captivated by Savannah. He considers the Savan nah terminals aud water front alone worth more than $5,000,000, or, as he put it as worth tho entire capital stock of the Georgia Central rail road, which is $7,500,000. Does this mean that Jay will water tho terminals? Tho locomotives for the Jalt’a and Jerusalem railroad have reached Palestine. They bear tho names of Jerusalem, liamleh and Jaffa. A Philadelphia company has the honor of supplying the motive power. ■omijiandert a band of some !.’00 bucks. lic-y were Cbt (Auravahua Apaches, and uunlers, robberies amt depredations eoiuJiiittixJ by that biucl ihuiiig those yraj 4 iu which 9bey ware on tho u'piith are almost incredible, old Victoria was nearly 9u years of ago when tilt! troubles began. Ha ruled those redskins witli a rod of iron in spite of liis years. And ho was para- too, completely paralyzed. He as only able to use hi* left arm a little, just enough to lift a cigarette to lus mouth. lie wa* constantly in the saddle, and ad to bo strapped ou like u bale of goods. His band had the truest pouiee to be found Huy where. They would sometimes appear at one place, and iu loss than twenty-four hours yon would ,f thorn some place 100 miles dis tant. AU throughout southern Arizona ubd northern Mexico old Victorio con tinued uis raids until tie* settlers finally gave up lu despair. The government troops appeared to bo utterly powerless iu the matter. YVliy, that band of redskins would ruetiuies plunder a wagon train right under the noses of »hu troopers, and by the time the latter were mounted and udy to start iu jAunadt they would bo out of sight. The next day. perhaps, tie. ires would tell of some fresh depreda tion eoimih-lted by the same band in a section of the country over lull miles away. his old war dog, however, was titmlly rounded up and shot. He died iu flu* saddle, lighting to the last, and his band, what was left of it, dispersed. Of ourso tlie settler* heard of it and w r ore lelightod. Dismay followed, however, when Cochise took the Held. This lrx - linn ran tilings pretty much tho sumo ivay for five years, and then came eld. UeroLimo.—New Y'ork Herahl. Stui llail to Wusli ttm l'ets. A curious ease of special interest to ldorly spinsters and lovers of house pots ts shortly to some before the Berlin courts. A voting woman was engaged as ompanion toauold lady at stated wages, but ran away from her place two days nftur entering service. Her mistress procured her arrest uwlor the law that a servant must givo due no- bufoJ-e lmving her situation, but the pghs«, luCt'M' Lmnciug the girl's statement, dd tlui lady that she could not-compel the girl to return, and eould only claim huuoges in tin) civil court. For tho girl stated, aud her statements havo been proved true, that on entering tlie lady’s flat four immense dogs jump ed ut her, although they did not do her any harm. In the next room another big dog, with a litter of pups, met her gaze, while tho third room was tenanted by at least three dozen different varieties of birds. Tlie kitchen of tlie old lady was given over to eats, and th«-girl's sleeping room was converted into a temporary hospital for invalid members of fhu animal world. •Tito old ludy," said the girl, “was Ont of Work. At a rough estimato 12.000 young wo men were thrown ont of employment tho last of the year from the retail dry goods stores of New York city. Ono firm (done dismissed 1,100 women and girls and an other 700. These unfortunate little inar- of commerce and circumstances were for the most part “extras," lured •November and December for the holi- lay trade at salaries that Barely paid for or fare, lunches and the, wear and tear of clothing. One manager, when ap proached on the subject, said; “I wa* ashamed to tell a girl wit* wanted uu en gagement the wages, anti so JUiukst*! her. It was loss than her living would cost. And yet, what oan I do! If wo men offer to come here to clerk tor fifty nts a day why should I offer her $1?” Tlie (rouble is wouifiu do not proper ly value themselves. They are-alone in the world, dependent ou their own en- rgies; they wont a chance, a footing, mi opening—anything that will enable a beginning. In their desperation they will work for almost nothing, and once in u position, have not the bravery to assert themselves by properly valuing their services. Time goes ou, tho atur- ation wages tiro accepted, and not only >es the individual suffer, but tlie whole ommunity of labor is affected by tho lower standard of resulting prices. Wlint tlie working girk of New Y'ork need is less poetry, less kitchen garden ing, less lesthetieism, less patronage, and a regular' lecture on business tactics. She has no library, she docs not take a newspaper, and if she is to know her worth the value of honest., earnest labor and tho relation her staff and industry bear to capital, she must he instructed by sermon, speech or address. A* it is, she is groping in the dark and growing the plant of experience for herself, but it is sad gardening, for there are thorns instead of fruit, and iu thw leave* is poison.—New Y'ork World. I’liylni; n Creditor. Like many another famous man, both lefore Hits time and since, Talleyrand ex hibited—at least in early life—a great reluctance to settling with his creditors. When lie was appointed bishop of Autiui by Louis XVI, ho considered a fine now >aoh to be necessary to the ptrojter main tenance of tho dignity of that Office. Accordingly, a coach was ordered, and delivered, but not paid Lu-. Some time after, as tlie newly appointed bishop was about to enter his coach he noticed a strange man standing near who bowed ontinunllv until thu coach was driven away. This occurred for several days, until fit length Talleyrand, addressing the stranger, said; "Well, my good man, who arc you?” “I am your conchninker, my lord,” re plied tlie stranger. “Ah!” said Talleyrand, "you are my conchtnaker; and what do you want, my coachmakerV” "I want to be paid, my lord." “Ah! you aro my coachmaker, and you want to be paid? Y'ou shall be paid, my coachmaker.” "But when, my lord?” ’Ilium!” said Talleyrand, settling him self comfortably iimotig the cushions of his new coach ;uid eyeing his coach maker severely, “you aro very inquisi tive.”—Boston Transcript. Terr LU* kkni to in*. :4i . wy digs#* com do^*-daily, and I had to share my bed with half a dozen deg* and eats, 1 wa* obliged Vo run away to avoid sickness.’'—Loudon TclegiMtph. An luiiiuMiMU Sliurk. While native fishermen were oift fish ing with ucts at YVaiaiua, ou the other side of Oahu, a monster shark got en tangled in one of tho nets_and was hauled nslioro on the beifth. Almost tlie whole village went down and killed tjio monster with axes. The shark nmas- ured eighteen feet in length. When-cut up into pieces two good sized turtles, one of which was still living, were found in tlio stomach. The turtles measured, eighteen inches across. Other tilings of a varied nature were also found in tlie stomach. Tho jawbones were brought to Honolulu by tlie steamer C. It. Bishop and placed on exhibition. Tlie jaws have seven rows of teetli and measure twenty-two inches when fully extended. Tlie natives stated that the mate of the dead shark managed to escupe,—Hono lulu Times, Tlie Alaskan Tur-kli,li llutli. The Alaskans, us a rule, are not par ticularly found of biitlkiig, but some of them like occasionally to indulge in sui't of Turkish bath of a primitive char acter. For this purpose a number of long sticks aro driven into tlie ground in a circle four feet iu diameter, being thereupon drawn together aud tied at a point six feet from the bottom. A small lire of wood, with stones, is lighted iu the middle, nud tlie heat is kept ill with bkmkets spread over the framework. When only thu cinders are left, and tho stones are well heated, tho bather takes a seat inside and proceeds to perspire.— Washington Star. A Dry Sermon. “Bring your umbrella," called Mrs. Brinkley to her husband, tho other Bun- day, us sho waited at tlie door for him to go to church. “Who’H going to preach?" ho called back from upstairs. “Our regular preacher,” “Is that so? Well, I guess wo won’t need an umbrella.—Texus Siftings. JESSE THOMPSON & Augusta, <«uorgin, CO„ MANUFACTURERS OF Doors, Sash, IB finds, Moulding Yellow Pine Lumber; Laths and Shingles. DEALERS IN Window (alas* and Builders’ Supplies, Planing Mill & Lumber Y;ml, Hale St., Ne;ir C. R. R. Yard, Telephone Connections with all Principal IIotkis a,\d Offkm WRITE FOR PRICKS, OR CALL ON US AT OUB OPPTOT Juno 1880—lv 1 COLL AT BM Shoe, Biot mid Clothing Co. WHOLESALE and BET AIL. 149 BROUGHTON ST., SAVANNAH, GA. Wo tiro men’s Outfitters for any article iu Clothing, Fura$hia S Goods, Shoes and Hats. " In SlioeR tve also carry a ooraplete line for Ladios mA Ml- dron. Orders filled promptly and sont O. O. ])., subject to If not satisfactory, return at our espouse. Reference, any Bank in Savannah. N. B. Mentloa MU p«fwr Tt.hm yon order. Nov. 20. THETJS BROS, J15WELRY A Di-umulUt with XntluoticR, Queen Elizabeth of Kouuiania lias written a play which sho is pleased to describe ns a tragedy, but which is roally a piece of tho most wildly and extrava gantly sensational kind. It is entitled “Meister Manoily,” and it Is to he Intro duced at tho Vienna Court tlieatr*. Tho piece is of the oltl transponCtn* order, with glwsU, mui'dtu*, a wife vyaUvU top alive, and other HonsatioM^MWito it is full of preposterous situations, uh- surilly stilted dialogue aud Farioso declamation. Queen BLUmticlh, when slio was recently at Vienna, iu- vited tlie company of tho Court theatre to partake of a sumptuous dejeuner at the Hotel Imperial, uud the chaiupaguo flowed in rivers at tho meal. Her niuj- esty road tlie play to her guilts, who applauded it as a matter of coursu, and then she went to see tho-emperor, and in duced him to command that the piece should be produced at the Uofburg, where, as a rule, new plays are not readily accepted.—London Truth. rrn STERLING SILVERWARE, FltENCI! CLOCKS. 0PE11A GLASSES, SPECTACLES. Watch and Jewelry Uop.ui’iri- Done bv t ho Most Skill- iul Workmen. S. AV. COU. BULL AND BROUGHTON STREETS, h SAVANNAH, - - - GEORtHA. Nov. *7. ’90. Passenger Schedule • GEORGIA SOUTHERN & FLORIDA R. R HU WAN EE RIVER ROUTE TO FLORIDA. Taking elloct November 2, 1890, Standard Time, 90th Mmffliau. Just I.lku III* HiiimIuii Itrother. The sultan very rarely or never leaves the grounds of Y'ildiz Kiosk, except to go once a week to a mosque just outside, when the very striking ceremony known as thu Melumlick takes plfice. Once a year, also, ho pays a visit to Htamboul, but tho route there mid returning is never known in advance. He is in con stant fear of assassination. Same gruud duchess whom he received at his court, on his complaining that his health was indifferent, advised him to take more exercise and change of air, and to drive about the country. On her departure lie is reported to havo said: “What harm havo I done that this woman should de sire my death? Why does sho advise mo to run into such dangers?”—Nineteenth Century. A Wedding Cake Duller ted. “I had some wedding cuke today un der very distressing circumstances,” said a postal clerk. “At tho postoflice a pack age had been received containing a heavy invoice of this style of fancy goods. It was nearly six inches square and had sixteen cents in postage stamps, but not a sign of an address. There was no help for it. Tho owner couldn’t bo found, and rather than let tlie cake go to waste it was distributed judiciously among a few frionds. Of course everybody was sorry, but tlie state of things might have been worse.”—Buffalo Express, A public school in Mexico ssiunds like a large beehive. During ono half tho day tho children all study aloud, each ono trying to make as much noise as pos- sifile. Thu rivalry thus stirred up is re lied upen Vo make each one look ut his book aud learn something, whether he wants to or not. Frequently accidents occur in tho hous* hold which catiRe burns, cuts, sprains and bruises; lor use in snob oases Dr. J. II. Mc Lean's Volcanio Oil Liniment has for many years been the constant fuvorite family rem edy. To allay pains, subduo inflamalion, heal foul sores and ulcers tlie most prompt and satisfactory results ore obtained by using that old reliable remedy, Dr. J. II. AIcLean's Volcanio Oil Liniment. A Domostio Sowing uiaoliino latest improve ments used either by treadle or crank, oan behad, at Uebald's office. t GOING SOUTH GOING NOltTll. 2.16 1>- m , 65 n. m M , Leave... ... Atlanta . Arrive, 10.10 1'- 111., U OO a. in, (I. i r. p. HI., 10 15 a. m., Arrive... ...Macon . Leave, r». 55 P- U) , 7.00 a. in, 7.01 p- ni., 11 IK) it • m., Leave... ... Macon Arrive, 6.02 P- m.. 0,38 a. m. 9.:i(i p- m , *2.02 p- id., Arrive.. . . .Cordolo . Arrive, 2.52 P. m., •i ns n. mi, 11.117 p in., :i.2ti ,p- m., Arrive,. ...Tilton . .. . Arrive, 1.25 I’- m., «.‘.27 a. m. 12 62 11. in., 6.01 p- ui., Arrive,. .. . Va ldoktn... , . A i l i vr>. 11,60 in., 12 *0 p. m. 2 65 a. in., 7.00 i>- in ,| Arrive,. . *1 keOity.. . Arrive, 2.45 11. in., , III 23 p. m. 6 2* ji. in., 8,50 p- m , , Anii*... . . Jmk.M-isvillo. . JjOAVft, 7 *0 a. ut . 7.66 « 6.60 u, in , 10.15 p. LU ,, , Arrive .. . . Vnlfttkii . Arrive , 015 It. in., , 7.10 p, , m. 10.10 ti. in., . Arrive.,. . ,8t. Auf{ii*tine , . Leave, , 3,30 p. ui. Trains Lnvoand depart from union depot in Mneou, und l’alntka and F. C. A F. d*P<d in Jack < ville, Palm o sleeping oars ou night trains. . . ■* Cone on north bound and south boundjis made injMsoon with trains;*! 0cntn*l **“ . T. V G a. liilroads, A. 0. 1< Nai-P, J.T. I10GE, L. J. HA11EI8, Tt file Manager. General Pass Agent. Ticket Agent. HEN tY FUKNS, O.ji’. aud P. :A. No 51(1 Mnllborry, St. Mnoon, Ga. (-. I'. LODES, Jr., Soliciting Agout, <i Kimball Block, Atlanta, Ga. . L. C. CONOVA, 0. 'J'. A. It. T. HUJH.UtD, Agt. Union Depot, W. P. LAW8HE, T. r.A. Paiatka, Fla, J AMES MF.NZIF.S, Soutliorn.Agent, 98 West liny street, Jaoksonvillo Fla. TOAOQOA1MTED WITH THK C5EOGRAPIIY OF TIIE COUN’lItY, WIIL OBTAIN MUCH VALUABLE INFORMATION FROM A STUDY OF THIS MAP OF Ho Wui Unduly AuxIoun. One of tho most amusing distortions of English that I ever heard was perpe trated by a waiter on a Grand Trunk dining car, eager for his fee. I had ordered a simple supper of lake- trout and buttered toast. Its meager ap pearance seemed to disturb my friend ini tho white jacket. “Ain’t yon goin’ to have no other meat; besides that fish, sir?” he asked.—Lewis ton Journal. IFhen you are constipated, have headache or loss of nppotite, take Dr. J. 11. McLean’* Liver and Kidney Fillets; they are plensant to take aud will cure you. If you have a painful sense of.fnUguo, find your duties irksome, take Dr. J. II. McLean's Sarsaparilla. It will brace you up, and you strong and vigorous. Bright’s disease is said to bn prevented and dyspepsia, rheumatism, gout &o., oured by Underwood Spring Water. Try it. Ohll Ci.ison Adams, t THE CHICAGO, ROCK ISLAND & PACIFIC RAILWAY, Including main lines, branches and extensions Kast and Missouri Hiver. To all points East, North and Northwest from Kan*”*™ City—to Hock Island Davenport, Dos Moines, Chicago, and, via Ato* , LEA KOUTE, to Spirit Lake, Pipestone, Worthington, Sioux balls, wo-t-w town, Minneapolis, 8t. Paul, and Intervening towns and oiues ehort, direct route. In connection with linos from £>t. Louie, tuncluuu, , Loulsvillo, Nashville, end Eastern and Southern point* coevargm^ Kansas City, It also constitutes THE SHORT UWE TO DENVER AND THE WEST, FROM THE SVHSSOUKi RIVER. It traverses vast aroas of tho richest farming and gracing tends l’ 1 Gjj world, forming? tho speodiost, most popular und oconomieal i_ transportation to and from all cirloc, towns and sections In Kansas, orado and tho Indian Territory. ’FREE Reclining Chair Oars hetv^su Kansas City and Caldwell, Hutchinson and Dodgro Citiy, und I u Palace Sleeping Cars to ana from Wichita und Hutchinson. MAGNIFICENT VESTIBULE EXPRESS TRAINS, Wttrnaed ttlnco trad Southeast, with elegant Day Ooac&M, Pulhp»n » u FREE Reclining Chair Cars, RUNNING THROUGH WITHOUT C w n( . f Denver, Colorado Springs and Pueblo, making Btopa only at imp r atc£) ^_ tervening stations in Kansas and Colorado. Superb Dining H venient stations west of Kansas City aiid St. Josopli furnish uuicious u nt eoasonable hours and at moderate prices. THE ROCK ISLAND IS THE FAVORITE TOURIST LINK To Manltou, Hike’s Poak, tho Garden of tho Gods, Cascade, (military Its Vestibule Express j.rains um ^“'i'i'"“ 'V",‘Y." iT l vl „Jnr.u ot.-j that can add to oalety, oonvenionoo, comfort and V.., ",.,'uio (ill Union They also make close conueotionaat tormlnal cities in Ol ,, t pacific, Dopots) with the Denver and Rio Grande. Colorado Midland, umuu Denver Texas and Fort Worth, and all other divulging 1 ln ?, H Gr ^i orn Trail,” (iseued^doslrea^^twmtSSn. address E. ST, JOHN, JOl+N^^ASTIA ^ Goifeial Manager. OHIOAOO, ILL. Ow l * *»■*• **
