About The Sandersville herald. (Sandersville, Ga.) 1872-1909 | View Entire Issue (Feb. 26, 1891)
The Herald & Georgian. r>ruti,l*s*»;i> !**»• WM. PARK, Editor and Propriety. TttUKSPA; ' ' I _[ , , l 'i.~ 1 '' < »r»* The statue of Ben Hill i , Capitol at Atlanta. place in the Stat Tho travel toT'ioriiln from the North and East, is now very lioary. _ A ternt ■ t nm Mines, N. 8 onS tiiMay. 1 ho jut tuichca 111' nr.,: • * tltifitilaheif lecturer ami ut one tirno promt' c It rgytnm, nont as ftti Kpiaoop drulyoUi |,h*> on 811 , heat ,liotl Mid lin It. Kn j- hunk f»ilur< x A Co., invi:.t , ,1)1 lUbilitii'! tutox .tl lHMX I'. I ll,-‘S. atMDUMl Mr ■lint' tin- itrioorjtiti MtinIIk i'ii, Macon was thrown into a Harry of excite ment anil of oxultuti 1 on FT id iy 1*st b> t.hxram from I’r, si lent W. It. Sparks of th* Macon Construction Company, nnnonneirn. * hat th* 1 Qoorgin Southcro RDd Flotilla tail- roail hail passt-il into tho hands of tho Sea- otianl & Air Lino system. The following is tho telegram 1 “Ualtimoiih, Feh 20,1891. To George B. Turpin, President: Uohinson builds tho road at onoo to Klberton, guarantees interest on our bonds at 41 per cent, and G per cent ou 12 noO.OOi) of our sioek until the gross earn- ii.> s shall be 81,000,000 when the guarantee there to remain. Tell our is to he 7 pi stuoUioldi 1 1 he city good news, 1 1house of the M , City. Mu and Other prop ys the Telegraph and for the com 1 A fire at the r Pacific railway in Kan Week consumed IS engtn orty, valued at olTo.l' Bi.0 0 11 been appointed Secretary of the treasury, t- fill the vacancy caused by the death ot fpttiry Window 1 The 11 cwl y elected 'fIx -collector of Bihl County, Mr. It. I'.Cwig. has inability tomake'theb .* • ttquit ' and anew election will be ordered by th. Ordinary. The Bibh"counl^chTmguog now number 85 convicts, which, sn gptake well lor tho pol.c II R iso speak* well lor tho barrooms, thij are getting in their work. Tho first trip through Mussel Shoals c msl on Tonnessee river was made on Lut'd-.'. The steauior carried 200 hah a ot ootton. Its easy passage demonstrates the practice- bility of the great enterprise. —- - • ♦ ♦ -+ Glasscock Snperlor Court was in s, 0 n last week. This county w ill real* I) pf"" a bonanza to lawyer-, as it is sunt not a > in gle new oaso was r. turned to tins cmnl Abolishing barrooms mi l tho credit syst m w ill do much to abate 1 iti*.- . The commission that out <*<» Monday •• arbitrate tho claims of the late Western A Atlantic lessees, p tpomd tin ir 1 etru 1 until the bib ot March as the Statu nunouno-j,. ( j ;,y tanners in the petitioned tho commission, and the case was ] j: zr :z::t r . p rvs,r,ss —.... **• >—*. «■* — have connected my name, that arc untrue, gratifying conclusion. 1 s „ decision j ot. f K space in your net issue ,0 deny -me! «’*■ = -he AJl, "■ Hieui. . . u, . I- j, S A brilliant wedding was c lebraled a’ tho , ,’v A\ua^oem?nth^tpe W ?re,m-«*epn^ ^iVg Vli^Hhe IAR:- Mstb ?• h * lie mind, manv grave charges against the Oisorils » N coOtr.ioUlij; partu s wer*> Mr .1. >. I no. .-barach r aud the conduct of some promi- liorx of Talladega, Ala , and Miss Daisy Hurt unit, officials in the Alliance The recent Are amoug the moat formidable known. In cnnfi rouco ot Alliftoc* men, hold in this city. j; r j , l S travel and ottu-i met to determine the best means Mr investi- ” „ nr!uarv , tlWM are not. or atiting and 0Rtnbli«liiDf; Hipro chnrgen in oi« * I h r to rid U10 Alliance ot tho odium they aie ,Hi irily cure 1 111 s -vtro *.’ bringing upon nil of its members. be averted !>y timely mod ••2 The cont-ranoe in question was com- , , . ,, 0 U rinar* glands ban ev.r| 1 of true ami prononnoed Allianoemen WPLIW AH) BIOItsjiH. HOW’S YOUB FENCE? Wehnvo lhaCHEAPEST and Besl half csr of horses bave arrived. Cum. WOVEN WIRE FHNCINC sc- them. . Ch.w. (i lUwn»,, iWire Hope 8»lvase. '' TH,.M ill'll UAXTI lt of Mgans 1 s* s, hut they may pose mo in the ooulerenoo ts an Alliance stimulant 1 bei 11 tound ill Hostel ter’ is 11.' earn eat i y sec it log th 0 good of the or- a ^.-dlclue which not ot-H *®* r qnisite stimulue when tl ■ y become Itiaotlvi, *;t Tin’ conference was,'in no sense, po- | H1 t inerea * tio'ir vu r ant score tlvo cd not ready. (iov. rnor Nortlii u »j>p■ *i 111 1 I Hons. John 1. Hall and W. Y. Atkinson to n present tho state before tho arbitration commission that met ou Monday, to counider tho claims of the old We. tun and Athmtio lessd -. T'iicir compensation is Si (00 ouch. Wesley King alias I, iwis, and U-nry Jack- son, ool, wc id lyuohe 1 by unknown parti iu f.lynu Go unThura lay night. They had robbed aud brutally assaulted 0 Jordan at his store at Fraser's ems-dug, and left him lor dead. Tlmy were captured aud i louli fled by Jordan us tho guilty parties. . almost wild vith joy at tbc it meant immense appreciation 0 stock in the Macon Company, Froti 2 : g)nn Friday, it went to 400 on Saturday w.th probability ot iU going to 500 The capital stock of the Macon Construe ti,. 11 company was $600,000, iu od shares ot i 10,000 each. Alter building the Georgia Southern road 01 -SB miles, at Sl5,0l»0 p*r mile amotinUug , ,275,000, the company lounil that they j i,ml cleared not less than $1,000,000, aud now had 12,7150 shares in tho road. The lack ot oonneattons north or vve»t jliowr vor impeded the succors of tho 'nail to obviuto this obstacle in its lutnie, Mr. Sparks suggested to Mr. John M. Hob- ■ .sun of the Seaboard Air Line, thu build ! i jg ot n road trom Mnoou to Ellietlou, wliere c inupction would bo mado with the Geor- hi. Curiilimi and Northern, and would make with tho Georgi 1 Southern a continuous line 1 m Baltimore to Florida. The building of this road will hivt> till miles from Macon to Klberton, and will place Muoou, it is alfirm- I, Baltimori as is Atlanta. II, 1, ii.ijm 1 ■- • prospective lulvantagcH 10 Macun an u 011mmmci.1l centre, and to tho :,oiileth ot real estate, added to tho enhance ment ol the v nine ul tho r illrood stock,mink this us olio ol tin* greatest railroad deals ot Hie day. The Macon hamber of Commerce in a mi ling on Monday last, extended to Mr. Itobioson thou hearty nssuranco of sympa thy with the proposed road to Klberton, and j,„ ,igui| themselves, us meroh iuls aud imsi- m ss men, to sustain him, by giviug tho pro posed hue their business. The wonderful spirit of enterprise ovine- the Central City, and notably by the Macon Construction Compmii, and the mar* Vl lulls success that h-.s attended its invest ments, uieiitH Liic bigiiest coiiiuiendatlon. litieiil. Pbero worn members present wlio power. By increasing tl uettvity ot ... .HjVf-ri ul views on what w* rii known as | t j,l U i ys an I bladder, tin* medicine lias Hu* 0 d.lieil issues ill this state. '! base gentle- addition ,1 , ff, ,-t of exp-lllt g from the blood all Aaroe'l in beliovlng thoro i« imi.uritiaH which i‘ ^ tli> ptonlt^r nliioo oi * otfruin to eliminate «tt* luti * in ulse) puri r i;> l HtroDgthenoi* of proper mDanaiMur^r*;;-"* . in ^w 1. r° biUonsnea“ nodi Charllta Harman. The attendants were men wi . ..iptlon In high places in tho Alliam n I th »y are determine d to no charge beloro upt, the proper tribunal nt the proper time. th I 1. The action of this conference in, in no, ,, n j tt luntoni i- 1 1 L- a tight on tho Alliance, and it cannot f 0V er and ngu \ It jbly be so construed. It is a light by to premature decay, and snshiinB and com 1 - | anil infijm. for ban ool Tonmll", It v. J. V. Wardlaw offloiatiug. I In (l.iilowii g ,!• soriplion ot the happy o\ i ot, wo copy from tho report to the Maoon , , iTelearupli. ation. A useful ‘-I pi unis has ever, Tho ohnreh was beautifully decorate Stomach Bitters, the occasion, the entire altar being coveted with 1 profusion ol hot liouso ph-.r.ts. Above the altar was > beautiful trip le arch of evergreens. From the central aroli I \v« suspended a large belt of whit# flowers, surrounded by a ohistor of golden lulls . Freni tl. sldearchcs wore suepondol the in-1 itiali "U"aud "J," rsspootivoly. The wedding match was played by Miss — A Toaolnr is vvautoo tor Pine Hill Acad. Rl’ -mv at Dwight, Clay’s di-tru l, U)miles unrm HA wist id Saedorsvillo, Washington icnuitv s~y ^ IHie demands of tl e school requite a ! ioTi*/»-x>o * bavin*! a ltcenso of the l it grade. h.I” t. 1 :• •'"•'.or pv Terre.’.. • '.***« ? s.lj iy y.TApply la ltev. J. 1). I’fionp, Dwight q. .ti f 1 . P .1 11 am lit-nitn U.i t. ., . ■- r. • .11-. 1 k .:«3jL-r.-;iV''‘ • -v r- haoMwum • 50 IN0HIS HTon. AI 60 CK*TTS ?>:h ROIL ’ . -. n. tiAttlnn. V uMry and r*t*« k f onclnr. , ■ i 1 \ 1 'el . * — * - - r to Editor it 1.11AI.1), Hiituu-i; villo, (l u ^ UK ! I'M.! i -tv r A lull line of Embroidery, PAiutiug, und Paper Flower inatorialfl, Stamp. mots tendenoy All with Mis \x tail 1 \j. rox lk M ine. j r . Aliiiincomen for th» preservation of the f 0114 Uj Alliance. Your paper is not tho Alliance, and to con 1* mu your paper p uot "iigliting t the Alliance. Tho Alliatico is of iar moiv, importance than your paper., “Mr Livingston Is dot the AKlanoe. Any . char-* s made against Mr. Livingston tor corruption, would not ho charges against, the Alliance. • Mr. opclainl is not the Alliance. Ohasg- V i made against Mr. Copeland oanuot b- band brand of ofll _ 8eDB6» clnkrgeB against tho catiou of tx«G )V ^“O.ilioo Onurloj ) 1 onto! (From cur regular Correspondent.) Washihotos, D C„ Feb. 23, 1891. Mr. Harrison him bt eh, credited with being , man who could not bo caught by tiro bra. s ekers, but his noml Ailiaucus Mr. Oopoland is not tho atico Alii- Mr. Daniel Is not the Alliance. If any man attack Mr. Daniel he is not attacking the Allianoe. ••Those men tire uolbing more than tin. hlr-d sci vanla of tlio Allianco. As suoli - ,nic of them will bo culled to account by th Allianoe iu its properly ordored ma chinery for some of tlioir bad conduct. "Does any man hold that the mtniator i) tin chnroh V It tho minister should be charg d with corruption, can (lie ohnreh afford to ndorse him, ai solntcly stifle tho investiga tion of the crime ? Such a church would in sent a strange speoniolu before the peopio .1 . so it must lie with the Alliance. Thi , Alliance cannot afford to suffer under those will, ns usual, rush to tho against itsotlicisls aud iiulorso them Ala , with Miss Mr. Htuurt of TalMdoga, Laura Franklin; Mr. Billion of Talladega, Ylugglo Bankston. Tho nalicrs were Mos-rs. O J. Uogers and Harris B. Massey. The couple left on the up train for Talla dega, tho homo of tho groom. The bride’s costume was a traveling dre*s ot Lino honriotta, trimmed with ermine. Tim presents worn nnmerons and liauJsnnio. Tliey llnve Come, Throe carloads of mules and horses huveW phttorPS and PnwiFr, Zephyrs, just arriv al, and a: 1 now r adv lor you. \\ Ol'.ilCilS tin*I Jvmtunp lArns, Chas. g Bawumis. so all kinds of Military nnd Fancy i i >o*ls on band—Bftdgos, RegaliaB, Bauu»>r8 oto., mado to order. Goto Mrs. G. o. wu to-.J mow Hum. .dtntnpiug at shortest notice, Mail Sewing maohino. . make easy term it yon or( ) era promptly attended to. Hr.Acu A- Faumv.ii, MRS. G. M. TIIONNE8EN. iiorisvit.m Ga. 13HJ York St. Savannali, (}g. Ion t want to pay *• 1 T. C. HENDRIX, General Manager. G. G. EAOY, Soc’y Jc Trens ► ♦ * Mon should l.u m i-ure.l not by what 11,* \ say bnt by what they do. Graded by thi> standard, 01*1 Hull's ( iturrh I'oro, tho spi- oitio lor that ti.'.ihl. urn ■ *li ,i i- , n irrli, > ■ unquestionably without a i’rico 2“ ceui.e Food greatly benoflts when pro; - rly (;iv<-t* at tho rigtit periods, hut to overt"' l tha l>..- by is to sicken it. and indue** a degree ol suffering ; Ur. Bulls Baby Byrup is tho best »wmod) Iar tho discomforts arising from over feed in,; iho baby . 2jc. I’ci'smmi iLiH.-riy Fliysicni Mitver.v. Wo aro all free Auierioan citizons. onjoy- our puraoinil lit'orty , but most of ns are in pl.ymua! slavery, suffiril.g from scrofula, salt rketim, or some other form of impure blood. Hood’s S ir.-. *p.irllla is tho gri .it l.lood ob.irgos .... ...... without investigation. IV by arc you seeking indorsement before nn investigation is had, it tt.c charges nro uot true ? “Lot me soy, in conclusion, that at the proper tirno aud beforo the proper tribunal oh ages will bo proforma aud specifications will be submitted. No amount of bluster or urn.ado nr false statement will prevent the curry i..g out of tho purposes agreed upon. •■ I no Alliance is a grand conception. Its principles oonimaud tho a Imiration and le- npict ol ov. ry gooil citizen Wo cannot at- lord to see tho organization go down under charges Unit uro not answered. Good m* n in ilit) order arc determiuod to rescue tho At- . '.net 1 Irern the dangers that threaten it ••Best assured, tho hour lor judgment is coming 1 No auiouut ol 'indoisements' can Htcp it. W. J. Nobthbm." tub isditob’s Ai.nr.oiiu iiki-i-y . Tho editor's reply is entirely too verbose lor reproduction, but its g. uural stylo and uiauuur may bu interred trom the opening paragraphs which contain a very original ul* a by tho way : •> ‘Whom the gods would destroy they first make mad.' That our governor is enraged, it don't tttk.i u very discorning person to dis- puriti-r which dissolves the bonus ot disease, A u (,,n, jW j uv ites himself iuto auoth- ; ives health utid perfect physical liberty. ► ♦ ^ Iluilroa • Xcns. jot’s liouso, and proceeds at once to accuse iinxL w .ill I vine, an t benlns to abuse and his host witti lying, an I begins to vilify every member of the family, it is m order to invito him out at the toe of your The railroad connecting Albany and Cor-I,^ 0 '^ dele, bulled the Albany Florida an . North rt. t his is just what W. J. Northeu lias done with liio youtiu.ru Alliance Farmer. 11a ask . admittance into our column ., begins his lot ttr by t.cousiug us of publishing things that lie not true, and wiuds up by suspending a sword o! Damocles over tho heads ol tho loaders aud defenders of our order.” The I ret dolivery of tho mails in Ilepl.zi- bah, one of tlio tent points designated by Poatmaatcr»Qen#ral Wanamak r.Ugiving, nocrding to tho Thompson Journal great satisfaction to tho citizens of that town. From prus. ut indications tho experiment ol tieu delivery in the small towns will prove a success. ■ ► ♦ -K» ♦-* A sovoro engagement took plaoe on th 19th at Tokai between tho Egyptian troops nnithfliorcesolUsti.au Digmo. Over one thonsaud were killed outright. The fighting war, most desperate* Tho dervishes U tt hoy* n hundred dead ..round tho govorutueut bnild- Ings and hundreds of othorB in tho bashes. Th*. dervb.lies were routed. Osman Digmu wtohed tho fighttrom a distance, and lied with his demoralized army. A l’leasiug Sense Of health and strength reuowod and of easo and comfort tollows the use of *Sy I up of Fig’s i it acts iu harmony with uaturo to effecto ally cleanse tho system when oostivo or bit lions. For sale iu GOe and $1.00 bottles by all leading druggists. last railway has in uu com pi* tod, and on Monday Oupt. Heston, l’n t lent of tho Albany Investment A, Constiuetion Co npuuy gave excursion to tho stockholders and busi ness men of Albany over the n i l. Tho cars of tlio Feist Tennessee road s iy > President Inman will run into tho Union aepot in Atlanta in 30 d lys. A spur truck is being construe*, f trom Mitchell street to the Ooulral tracks. The Georgia,Carolina and Northern railroud will probably be completed by April 1. This is tho road wo presume with whioli tho Georgia Southern ami Florida under its now management proposes to connect ihi*. r rad will place .Macon it is said as near Batti-, more us Atlanta. Iu the closing remarks ot his sermon ^ on Tho Macon A Northeastern road from retributive justiao Sunday morning, Kc*. Macon to Klberton,says the Macon News,will Ur. Vass of tbc First Presbyterian church, bo built at oneo. The ro.ul will be 110 milenjindorsed the policy ot Mayor McDonough long and will cost from one and a quarter 'wi warm terms. U.omi t*. and a halt millions of dollars, j Every Christian and every other good citi- It is contidvipll V expected Unit it will be coin- zcu.bo said, should uphold tho mayors plated in B mouths. Work ou the Muoou A hands and aid him iu his eudouvor to outorce Atlantic will bo pushed forward vigorously, j the law us ho finds it. Every good citizen, The money nooessnry to its completion is too, Dr, Vass hold, should sec to it that now on hand. j proper laws for the preservation oi the Macon is to have another railroad, to be imeriouu Buhbath arc preserved and not Nnrnuiiith't.l'lm'liy Mayor l«t tlorseil. Vi, J.Elliott and A. O. Odmrne, editors ot rival Bu. day papers in Colnmt.us.O., fought u duel on tho streets on Monday. They Imd ioct-nsed each other by sensational, person- al articles, asptruing tho character of each other's tamily, and od meeting revolvers were drawn, Osborne was killed, and a by- S Ander, named Hughes, was also instantly killed, and two or throe otliors slightly wounded. Excitement run so high, tl., fears were entertained that Elliott would bo lynched. called the Maoon Terminal, a Muoou dia wiped out for the considerations of person- patch says. Its obarter is now being pro- j ul gain, oouvenionco or gratification. The patch £>uy„. — - - ~ , , . red. The road will bo in the nature of a. mbps should lie at their docks unloaded, belt lino. It will bo three milflH long, and: the railway cars should remain iu their wilt cost $15,01)0. It will start at tho East sheds, the store doors should continue look- Tcunossee passenger depot, and then run | e d; the law of God should not be broken in h,d( oircl •, skirting tho lower part ol the UUl j tlio moral tone ot a oouimunity lowered, tl'.iyiH'.Hl Jiot's To Ciwiini'lliu. city, and go to some point near the junction ol tho HoiUhwtslern nod Maoon and vNestern railroad *. It will cioss the East ieunessee rout, Covington aud Macon, Macon and Dublin, Georgia, Southwestern, aud Georgia Southern aud other roads. It will bo used a, a transfer road to transport freight trom Many Go .rgians will leirn with r. gief ol i Bishop Iluygcod’s pur):, so to r. move t> California, Tho snlij iue I extraot from a letter to lion. \V. L. Chauiburs, manager ot th- Land Company :.t Sh-l!i-Id, explains h.H reason lorguin.;. Bishop llaygood returned to the manager tho title, to tho residence they had don Bed him. “Within the yem I a ill mako my residence in Los Angeles, C.difoitiin. This rflniuvat > o distant state is deteimine ! by conviction- j of duty as to what 1 ought i. ..v to do and i•. * in order that a few men may thereby add to tho profits ot their busine.is ilihlory proved that retributive justice lull upon those who violated the divine com mauds. In the past Savannah has laid liei- selt liablo l>y ilagraut disobedienoo iu re- insit.g to keep the Sabbath holy. Now that one depot and railroad to another. A oar of | au enocutivo oflioer has been chosen strong! ^ (i „ ol ” soJ . Tuesday ond Thursday tn ighl can be.trausierrcd lor $1. Then, uu0U gU in his conviction ot what is right 10 ol lu . t W1 , u tbev were * 1 * ed ou nocount of along tho line of the Macou Terminal, lact-' the ordinances, he should boi tbo funomii, o! Admiral Fort to be Secretary of ti.B I.•••.miry proves that ho uot only can be, lull tout lie has been caught by the brass band methods adopted 1*1 Foster and his friends to obtain control ol tho Treasury department. There is no probability that the policy of tbo Treasury department, tt it oln be said to have any policy, will b 1 changed unde Btoretury Foster. It will go right on In op position to giving the peoj le a sufficient vol- umo ot currency to successfully transact the overgrowing business of tha country’, and when Us dear Wall Htroct gets cramped it escuo with till tlio millions it * an oonliol. This sort ol thing will go ou until tho 1th oi March 1893; tnen thero will be a grand obango, Woll, tlio orders of Czar Hood nn.l Mr, Harrison have boon curried out and the irce coinage bill has besn lulled. The comtnit- too reported it adversely to tlio House, and one ot its republican members gleotuUy said “Well it will bo impossible now to vote up on it at this session." Between tbo consideration of nppropria tiou lulls tho Senate has bam debating tlio bill providing for the guaranteeing of i?100,- 000,000 ol the bonds of thu Nicarauga canal company. Bonulor Vest made a very stroug spcooh against it. in which he called atten tion to tlio millions this Government hna sunk in tho Pacific railroads and pointe out tho tact that tlio passago of this bill would violate a treaty with England and the certain cause of war. Senator Morgan defended th bill and intimated that there vera special reasons, not mado public, why it should bo passed. It is almost certain to ala the Senate, but look out for tlio livoli- . at kiud ot a circus when it reached tha House. Cztir Hood grows worse ns tho tirnn draws ■ar lor him to l>« unorownnd ; ho now not only roluses to have a capitulation ot a vote announced tor the information of the House, but lio orders the olork to read a skeleton journal instead ot tho full journal ot tlm pre vious day’s proocodtngs. and lio has mem bers not present entered therein as being present and refuses to allow changes to b< made when attention is called to such palpi bio errors, aud he is supported by the vote oi every republican. Ou Kntnrday liepre sentativo Crisp, win) is credited with being one of the most conservative men in tlio House, statoii, as di.l his colleagues, Clem uuts ami Turner, oi Georgia, Blanchard, Louisiana and Wilson ol Missouri, that he was entered upon the journal of the prnv ous day as present and not voting, when us a matter ot fact ho was not present—ho lelt tho liouso with the other democrats lor the purpose ot breaking n quorum. Failing to get tho i rror correetod Mr Crisp sui 1 that lie wished to oall tho attt ntion of tho country to the manner in whioli tho presiding offloor made up and falsified tho record, lids ar raignment brought a storm of applause lrom the democratic oi-le aud tho galleries. Is it any wonder that democrats in the house ill- libnstcr? The story published hero purporting to stato by authority that Mr. Olovelf.nd would under no circumstances be a candidate next year was undoubtedly concocted by an ene my ot Mr. Cleveland, and it did not require that gentleman's denial to refute it. His po sition is well understood boro. Of course orybody knows that he isn’t n candidate, that is to say that he isn't seeking tho nomi nation—if lie was, tho anti-silver letter would Lover li.ivo been written. 'That he would re. tuso tho nomination it tendered, no one for a moment believes, unless bo thought his ac ceptance would jeopardize the snoovss of tho party. Today is a legal holiday and tho depait IT WORKS WONDERS. Macon Sasli, Door & Lumber Co. Tut tonic and alterative properties ot 8. 8. 8 are now widely known,and it * njo\» woudorfnl popularity ns a spring modioine, It is perfectly adapted to the delicate s stem ot a little chil l as it is to that Ot the adult. It works wonders ou tti .so who ii^- it as a tonic, as nn alterative, end us a blond puri fier It gives health, strength and heart!- ims to the sick aud fooblo, it is ulaplod to tiio very young au.l to tho very old. It re- i, renews and builds up tlio Icebleor tho broken-down system. MANUFACTURERS AND DEALERS IN Sitali, Doora, Bliuds, Turned ami Scroll Work, Paints, Oi), 01*88, Patty and Builders’ Hardware; also Lime, Cement, Piaster, Grates and Mantels. iti i»i»i<i:viiafi.i*:. G OOD GOODS And Low Prices. Office 411 Poplar hI rent, Telephone, Faotory *104| Office 416. 1891 _ 1891 Married—on Wednesday night, February 18lh, at the residanoo of E l^. Wade, Mr. j Peter K-\va oi Southwest Georgia, B*»d M' sj 8oeleWii.il*. ltev. Mr. Keys of southwest j J. J. SPARKS ITaving received a good, largo shipment of Guano, I now tnko pleasure iu nmionn* ing ,, iiutUciaUt:'. Wo learn that the now: to niv customers, aud tho pul.lio p* ni rally, that I aui now ready to fill all orders, cartior look 11). train for Atlanta at this place, or at any points on the Oentrel, the WrlghteTllle * Dublin, or on the An. gualn, Gil son A Saudersvilic It. U. Ah to iho quality of goods I urn handling, tho char acter and reputation ol Catup»nieH, or Miiuiitnctnr* h 1 nm representing should be a snf« • • ’ a„ Snell Companie!, for in- married ct the saute night. Our Ban-lay Schools on Sunday evening| tloiont guarantee of Iho obnrnott-r and quality of the goods, were thinly attended; tho wo.dhcr stanocs as these: thou.it a little cool, was ol* ir au.l pleasant,, some old people, and 1*0 it said to their praisn, anil some tow young olios attended Sunday school. The largest crowd however, might have been h. oii around some stove door on tlio streets, an l we are sorry to say that chnroh members wove among them; “Ht your lifpit ho shine that others seeing your good works may be constrained to glo rify tlioir Father also." H o do not know wind ibey tall, about on tbo Htroets on Sun- lay evenings, but wo will veDtnro to say, that nothing is talked ubout, which is oalou luted to mako a good impression, hut every thing which is calculated to make a bad im pression. Wo us' d to live in a littlo town in Southwest Georgia, where quit" a number ol jouug men lived, aud quite a number til so, boarded there attending school, and w* recall to mind with pleasure tlio taut, that a-aroMy a young ruan could bo found wbol lid uot belong to tho Sunday ool ool, bnt it is a lamentable (act and one much to bo re gretted, Unit peopio burn in this enlightened e* ntury, young and old, seem to manliest so much inuiffort-ueo iu regard to tho great im portance of Sunday Hchool work. Is it pos sible that the Devil rt-igus supromo or what is the matter? We have loug bu. u satisfied oursolv'.s that tho l.uilt Jios at tlio parents doors; those parents who do not go to Sun day school themselves, and during Ruuduv school hours tlioir boys are roaming over the streets, the fields aud tbo woods, wlmr- evorsatau clious. s to load them. It i» not lor want of proper instructions it they could bo got out to hour instructions. What is to be done? These uro our thoughts, and wo alone are rospouHiblo; lor they are fuels which cannot he denied. We had a pleasant call from Rev. A. L, Brantley on Tuesday morning; ho is mov ing to Swains boro. Ho seems to bo quite hopeful ns regards his future prospects iD his uew field Hov. I. J. Feeler of DeepsUp was in our town on Saturday night, stopping with J W. ltusbin. Baltimore, Md. Newark, N. J, Atlanta, Ga. G. OB HU A; SONS’ CO. LI aTeR’S AGL. CHEU. Co. F JR MAN FA KM IMF. Co. Trioi*. tl.ls season will bo a littlo lower, and purohaiors will bo given the privilege of Hying on either a currency or cotton basis. l’loas*i oall ami see mo, and lot me linvo voinorders early, that I may know how to provido ior Iho trivlo. Yours respectfully, Sandersvillo Ga,, Jan. 29 *91. J. J. SPARKS. Comprising <i full lino of Parlor and Bedroom Suits, Folding beds, Lounges &c. \RT GOODS, embodying all tho term implies, as applied to furniture— A SPECIALTY. A full lino of SHADES and MATTINGS of handsome dosiRtw. pecial attention to mail orders. The A. J Miller Co. 171 Broughton St. Savannah Ga. Hi'ldlcjvillo, Fob. 24*.h, 1891. Justice. Now Try This. It will cost you nothing odJ will surely 16 yon good, II you have a Cough, Cold, .r any trouble with Throat, Chest or Lungs, .1 or any . Dr. King’s New Discovery ior Consumption and Colds is guaranteed to give relief, or money will be paid buck. Sufferers lrom La Grippo found it just tho thing and d* r it« use had a speedy and perioot rocov cry. Try a sample bottle at our expense and learn for youreelf just how good a thing it is. Trial bottles tre*. at Wm. Rawlings' Drug Store. Lurge size 50c and $1.00, all ori.s, mills and other institutions can bo j «i tel) gtheued by tho hearty support ul erected and the products quickly aud cheap- wtl0 Ulive the welfare oi the city and their aud Geuoml ly iranslerred. u-liow men at heart. : Shut niai holidays An Untimely Death. An untimely death ho olteu loilowB neglect ol si bligUi cough or cold. D Taylor's Oner- >' ( ‘ l oket liunedy ul fc>w* tl Uurn aud is t ikcii in uiiio it will prevent any evil results. I cures coughs, colds iud con sumption James W. Lancaster, Hawkins villo, Ga„ writ i: "Jiy wife w.ih in bad health lor eight youth. Five doctors and as many more dij- leront patent medieints bad done no good. Sli bullies of I). E. B. has cured her. A KiXulXG I.IllIt. jEc£ a'* aHavt*a4'*‘iia«».V IFvliibit. response, bo far as is possible to mo. to the unmistakable sentimoni ot the church that wore ot the bihhops should live and work "west of the M,ssisslppi river.” There’s u g-uil .cal of guarantee inisiness in the store keeping uf to-day. It’s too ox- oes.dve or too reluctant. Halt tlio liu.o it means nothing. Words—only words. This ofler to refund tlio money, or to pay a reward, is made under the hope that you won’t want your money back, and that yon won’t claim the reward. Of course. So, whoever i- honest in making it, and workB—not on his own reputation done, hut Guvei’iioi’ .'Yorl lii’ii in itioiUlJtr<i Alliance Fai'in«r. Below will be found a letter from Gover nor Northeu, catted forth by the vigorous aid repeated uttackv made upon him by the Southern Aliianee Farmer, ou account of u late meeting or caucus held by Atliaueomed at the Executive Mansion. It will be seen he still avows his great love and udwirutiou ior the MUiuiico aud for its gland objects and because of this love und peuj.lu anywhere g-i as many ,,, the deportment clerks here. Nov. 27, ’DO. Fine Horses! TWO CAR LOADS! rm lorses ar© ? c. I t'ko pleasnao in informing tbc Public that I have brought from Kontioky two carloads of fine Horses, expressly for,this ujerkfct. My experience iu tho past enables me to select tho stock'. J** uefd. Call and see this fine lot. HAY and FODDER Wanted.—I will pay more than any obelise, WUUW)—uukuu ui.vuvni IP irnnuuu toue. DUl " , , . .- through Iho local doilier, whom you know, luflmiruiion, unO to prevent its clihiupUon must have sonielhing he has lp.ith in Lack of I by designing politicians And corruptionist*, tho guarantee. The business wouldn’t stand! ikH p,. boli*. v i .s. oouvenod the caucus, aud now “ VCr’ifl’acViug is oonfldenoe. Back ot i*b el ires, that there will be a reckoning oi that, what is lacking is that clear honesty the grievances complained ot, which is nbove the "averagepractice ” . The letter will doubtless interest our Dr. Pierce’s medicines are tjmrnnittd to | . . aooopiplish v. hat ti **y arc inp-ude-l to do, I r ‘ : ' luelB ’ and their makers give the raomy .ueT a tut ! oov. nobthen’s caed. result isn’t api* *n ut. _ "Editors Sonthc-rn Alliance Farmer: "ItIt.. Doi sn r it ’’til-J you that n medicine, j| t purpose to bandy words with (end. The County Allianco w ^JSSSS.’SEVSr* The lack of interest manifested by the great state oi Georgia iu the State Fair, us developed by the report of Secretary Jewi son at the late Agrionltnr.il Convention in Savannah, is truly astonishing. From two Congressional districts, the 7th and Utl), there was no exhibit whatever. From the 1st, -1th, 5th, and 10.b districts, there was only ono exhibit from each dis trict. The only exhibit from this the 10th district, was a live stock exhibit from Burko county. Washington proudly claiming to bo the banner county in Georgia, that can boast of farmers that have mado 20, 22, 24 and ev6n 20 bales of cotton to tho plough, aud of land that lias yielded 25 to 30 bushels of wheat per aoro, and from 300 to 600 gallons oi cane syrup, should not bo content to have no display ot its vast and varied resources. Will oHr intelligent, enterprising (armors begin now to agitato tlio matter, and plan FOR TORP3D LIV*R- Mis. Dr. Davis, who bus been so seriously ill, is now slowly convalescing. This will bu grateful news to her many frieuds. Mr. J. B. Stephens of Teunilio in a pleas ant visit to the Uei.AU) office on Monday, reported tho Teumlle High School in a flour isl.iug condition under tho excellent man agement ot Prot. Dykes. Thu school num bers over 130 pupils. A dog bit tho little daughter of Mr. R. A. Kelley on Monday, under circumdaucvs leadtug many to fear he was mad we learn was slight, and it is siuCw^.j r —. no evil rebuffs will tollow. The dog wns|private Sft hotly pursued: at him was at Mr. T. J. Cook is up again from tho grip, and Bays of four families on his plaeo, all have been sicb with thin epidemic—one man lost three weeks trom work. The Coustilulicu ot esterday has the fol lowing: VYHKEE SHAI.I. THU DEPOT BE? \ torpid llTor doruuges tba wli** 118 )' 8 * Sum, und produces Sick Heada^®* Dyspepsia, Costiver^ss, Rheu matism, Sallow Svn and Piles. Micro Is no »>ott«r r'VdoJy [, < * r common dlseuscs <2? KSf Pills, us a trial willJ fOV0 ’ * rice,,13c. Sold "Evertwhere. Valuable *^ 01 Gfflf- An excellent ,lor8e of fino Bt > le S man. mo mm and qualities. Good roadster—any . i i!Io.Itt !,on lide him. Ir not Bold at is sincerely hoped|lady can *ll ^ ^ offflrod ftt pob . this ts will tollow. The dog was rrrivaie Baq --- , and lifter repeated ehots fired lie outer before the eouit h 1 length killed with clubs. door, or^bo first aesday in Mate next' /ai1 b 0 80611 'b 0 residence of tb ',iale Ephraim D. Jordan, ^rply to S. G. Jordan Sandorsville Ga. Chas. G. Rawlings, SANDERSVILLE, GA. JAS. S. WOOD. N! CHAS. s. woor 9JLU' Cotton Factors and General Commission Merchants, S^v.'V.A ^TI>T.A.:EE, - - GBOBGlig Proprietors of J. S. Wood ABro’s Ammouiated Dissolved Lono 111,11 ' ealers iu Railroad Stock, Bonds and marketable secaritiea geuer j* Liberal money advanced to merchants and pluntors who ship us cottoi. oct ol, BJ’ Bagging and Tics always ou hand. {eddinff & Baldwin, TAX NOTICE. The tax books are now open ior tho pur- , nose oi receiving tbo tux returns of tbo town The Central is going to build a now de^ J f Teuni j| H ru( j w jj| romu in open until the 3d day of March 1891, at which tirno they at Tennille, but when ?-that’s tho quey The Central wants to build it atone tbo town authorities w o.l it looated ition; itii its spluu-.other point in the ooip*>:.tte limits. To have their way, Mo :. ; i vt? J they will close. horities By order of council. S. H B. MASSEY, Clerk “f Council. Teunilio, Ga., Feb. lltb, TB91. to. BGfci 2iud Street, Macou* Have the LARGEST and b^t Behcted fitoclc of CLOTHING, HATS, and GENTLEMENS TJN DERWEAR ever brought to Macon.—Prices rea- _ sou able. Call ou them. Dec. 4.1890.
