About The Sandersville herald. (Sandersville, Ga.) 1872-1909 | View Entire Issue (Feb. 26, 1891)
local items. S'rti'l LlirnfR. g^BP-fllGs rM SRlnrilry i" the lant day of winter. Wheat bran at Eureka Mill. Spring opens on Sunday, 1st day of March. Ordinary's Court next Monday, See notice of borne for sale. Circuit Court convenor on Monday next. Public Halo day next Tuesday, Oily Uxor should be paid this woek. Books oloao Marok 1st. Highett »f all in Leavening Power.—U. S. Gov’t Report, Aug. 17, 1889. Jf? ' vM, ONI5 ENJOYS 5,t’i the method and vswilU when g. ru p of Figs is taken; it is pleasant refreshing to the taste, and acts ceutiy yet promptly on tho Kidneys, liver and Bowels, clonuses tho sy - Mr. Ohas. Bawling* has received two ear loads of moles this week. ' ’ ' ' As you come to Court next week call at the Hfhald office, road onr exchanges, arnl give us the news ef jour neighborhood. Wheat bran at Eureka Mill. Watermelons in February woul 1 bu a mir- vel in Florida. On Monday last Mr. J. II. , , . .Gumming showed us a small watermelon, ton eficctually, dispels colds, llCItcl* 1 thAl l'ia*l br am laept ixa f>eetl cotlorr, It did ich* n nnd fevers nud cuiss hnbitunl un t l ave tho juicy, luscious tahto ol tho mal- Cell 9 * i I '.at ion. ,8® ^ 10 on In su miner, hut showed that melons might he kept with proper care for winter use. 01 i V . niedy. of its hind ever pro duced, pleasing to the taste and ac- c( , i;il ;,lo to the dtoniach, prompt in iti n ti n and truly beneficial in its rt!< , prepared only from the moat heal111 y mi 1 ngrecnlno substances, its B »nv oxn llont qualities commend it . n'l ami havo made it tho most popular remedy known. r gyrin' of Figs is for sale in iiOc and i?l buttles by all loading drug- jjgtj, Any reliable druggist who iu»r not have it on baud will pro cure it promptly for any one who niilH" k> try St. I)o not accept any lub-titute. CALIFORNIA FIG SYRUP CO. SAN FRANCISCO, CAL, LOUISVILLE, KV. NEW YORK, N '! Mr. 1). K Chambers, of Olay's district, says the wind last Saturday brought him in the stock law, A grunt part of his fence w as blown down. Yon cannot accomplish any work or bnsi- Oess unless yon fell wrll. If you feel used , tip -—tired nut—-take Or. J H. McLean s Har- sap cilia. It w ill give you health, strength ,and vitality. Indelible tuk for marking clothes, war ranted not to wash nut. Fall at Durloo’s. ABSOLUTELY PURE ,Y; tirrr/gic Persons And these troubled with nervousness resulting from rare or overwork will be relieved by taking Urown's Iron Hillers. (; nn ulno baa trade mark and creased red lines on wrapper. Hod, Violet and Black Inks. DURLOO, the Printer. I’crftomtl. I will bo his who takes 0 cents for cotton in Mrs, S, A, Builuy and little daughter, of tbe fall of’91, that bought so freoty of guano, Forsyth, were in the city laHt weok. Mrs.) The Hoy. A.Iiiihs of yonr oily «ttve u* n Bftilfey was the mother of tho Hecond wife fine sermon Friday night—loftiotd and cUoh- the late Col, O. LI. Hogers, and her daughter!j oa i > is one ol the legatees. j Rov. C'orlie Moore preached Sunday to n Tho Maoeti Nows of tho 18th soys : jgood house. As is his way, lie give us ouejFeb. 11, 91 Dr. A. Mathis, vino of Jlaoon’s popular and of his good sermons. Ho ha* a regular ap- xcellont physicians, bus g mo to New York’pointmont hetu on the 4th Sunday. Prof, ltatohford's hcIioo! still grows. Now has 100 ou the roll. It is said by the know Laundry Stock. By recent action of tho Board of Directors of the TYnnillo Improvement Company, I am Authorised to issue 90 slmreH of Laun dry stock, to be issued to purchasers at $25 per share, Far value. The building iH about eompleto, the plant has arrived and tho Laundry will he in operation in 30 days. Application* tor stock must he made to tlio undt rsigued. J. 0. HARMAN, Heo'y and Trea*. cents! It ought, now, to circulate by the mil lion. The same publisher issues Drum mond's' ‘Natural Low in the Spiritual World,’ iu largo type, fine "half-seal” binding, lor 33 oouIh, plus postage, 10 cents.. These aro two items characteristic of the 132-page Cata logue, which is son! free ou request, by tho publisher, John B. Alden, 393 Pearl Street, New York. to study up on speoinl points iu tho hospi tal. Rev. A. L. Brantley aud family loft to-day ( ni , ones, "ho is the right man In the right (or Swaiusboro. Mr. Brantley will take piaoe." CI1URCII SERVICES. 1st Sunday. METHODIST rrnehliu; at H n. m. and 7 p. m., Rev. J W. Weston, pastor. ha iris t PreacliF ■ at Sisters' Saturday and Sum (lay at 11 a. m., by Rev. B. II. Ivey, pastor. Ttunille l.iptist ohnroh, llov./L'. J. Bock king nett Sunday at 11 a pattlor 1 nsd 7, p. Pmakng ! dersville. 7 p cmnsTUN. Tenuillo at 11 a. m. m., Key. F. L. Adams At Ban- pastor. AppOlllfllK'llf* i«>l‘ 4 t■'(*iiit. Bay Sprit".', lid Sunday and Saturday before Dc’ |Mi i. . ml Sunday and Saturday before. Cabin I : "IS iudny and Sa'urday before, and y V, Bethel at 4 p in. 3rd Sunday T»berr« b , It!' Sunday and Saturday before , ir ,t N I; Ha l at 1 p. ui. 4th Sunday. Sew Uetlu 1, full Sundays and Sat. beforo. • l.i 1.11)1 011 IIA HIT—In li.re Iu lint one cure (.olden Hpe-clHc. km Hit In i n iu a imp of tea or coffee ivl.'dgu of the persou Inking , . iy and permanent cure, lient in a moderate drinker wicuk. Thousands of drunk iiired, who have taken thi ■ iu their coffee without their 1 today believe they quit -ir own froi' will. No harm fnlresnlu from its administration. Curt* luranter.l, S nd for oiroulnrs abd lull pirtionkus Address In confldeuco, Gold- n Smkij .• Co.' 186 Race Street, Cincinnati, Ohio. t - It cm I vri .on it, if).. ' ■■ : wketlnr lie or an alcol . arils Iibv u l Qoldtl ltDt wl drinking charge of the Haptiat church there. Mts, Kent’s musio class is gtowiog in fa- Mr. Dan Pittman has boon Btoadily im-!vor every day. proving for several days, and will, wo hope,' Miss Hallio Smith’s class in art is the ad- Wbeat Bran at Eureka Mills, Spring gives uolice of ils welcotno ap- pro. i ll. 1 iu'n and some pr-ach trees me now iu bloom, also elm and other shade true* are donning their vernal suils. Jurors, w iIn esses and all court officers will remember the lessons iu promptness enforeeil during Judge Hines's form, and will be on band at tho announcement of Sheriff Wall ou next Monday. Fall oats are generally very good, they will bo needed to leed the great uumbor of muloH sold in the county. The season tor sotting out fruit and shudo trees is rapidly passing, Uoalth and com fort uro both subserved by this good scr- vico. Wheat Brau at Eureka Mills. soon be out again, miration of those that visit it Ink in large and small liottlos at Durloo's. JURORS GRAND AND TRA VERSE. March Term WaHhiugton Superior Court. Him 'n TIiIn ! We offer One hundred Dollois Upward for any easo of Catarrh that can not he cured by taking Hall's Catarrh Cure, F. J. OllEXEY .t HO., Props., Toledo, O. We, the undersigned, have known F. J Cliecey for the last 15 years, aud believe him perfectly honorable in all business transac tions, and limincmlly able to curry out any obligations made by their firm. West ,t Truax, Wholesale Druggists,Tolodo, Balding, Kinnau & Marvin, Wholesale Drug gists, Toledo, Ohio. Hull’s Catarrh Cure in taken internally, ac ting directly upon tho blood anil mucous sur. luces of the system. Price, 75o, per bottle Sold by all Druggists. F. .1, OI1KNLY & CO., Toledo, O. Copy Books, Writing Tablets, Slrtos, Pen ■ils, ike., .tor s.-iy by Derloo, the Printer, Mr.O. B. liemlrix, the Herald is glad to! Our merchants aro busy, receiving and stale is much improved since coming to San-ldlsposiug of a large amount of goods, dersville. I The manufacturing intorost of Harrison is Mrs. J. Cohn left this week lor a visit to by no mentis uogloctcd. Tho l’orklns Mfg relatives iu Macon and Amorious, Co. ate moving matters with a vim. Mrs L. Cohen 1ms returned from a vis-! Several new houses nre nearing oomple- it to Irwiuton and Dublin, Miss Mary Gilmore is visiting Mrs. 0. H. Rogers iu Milltdgoville. Alter spending some time in that city she will visit relatives in Macon. Minn Muti.lc Birdsong, of Spsrta, iu visit ing ulnllvoH, Mrs. J. I Irwin nud Mrs. T. O. Wiokcr in the city. Judge Jethro Arlino of Wrightsvllle lias beeu suffering rooontly with lumbago. His old Washington friouds hope to bear ol biH early recovery. Mrs. 0. R. Pringle is visiting her daughter in Atlanta, Mrs, J. P, llnnlloy. tton and moro aro wanted Mr. New and Mr. Morris jast moved into theirs. Tho for mer from Piiuglo, the latter from Union. Tho young jieoplo dedicated Mr. Morris'a house Thursday bight by lifting tho light fantastic too. MrR. Moyo is called to tho bedside of a sick mother, Mrs. Graybill. Mr. Ms find is happy—the gonial sawyer of tho Porkins Mfg. Co,—it is a girl. Como to see ua. Wo’ll out a cheese and churn, if yon will; and nlway* romember that the striug to tho door latch hangs on the outside of doors ol the good people of Ilarri- |*on to the editor of tho Heiialh. 1 he Herald publishes below tho !Diuuo8 of those drawn to servo as jurymeu at the approaching term of tho Court. Grand Jurors. U. F. Cochran, Jeff A Irwin, VV J Henderson, G W U Whitaker, F II Roberson, L A Graybill, -Jesse B Nowsomo, Wiley Harris, Turnor L Brown Tims J Holiuos, J__P Ward law, J B Stephens. I L Adams, I A Smith, Clias E Daniel, Emauuel Prico, L N Batchelor, Groeu B Harrison, A Cnril. To The Fi irmersof Washington Co: I wish to give you notioe that I have taken the Eureka Mills back, and with honest, competent anil ruli ible men in charge, am now ready to rio your grinding at short notice, mi Thursday, Friday nud Saturday of nch week. For the accommodation of my customers, I will keep lueal on baud and exchange for corn, bushel lor bushel at any lime. I will hIro guarantee my cnslomors against loss of grain whore "standing turns, are left in mill. Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday, will bo devoted to merchant work. Thanking you for past favors and soliciting your future patronage, I remain yours, very truly, 0. R. Pringle, Sandoraville, Ga. The native-born Elephant bids fair to rivall lbino to ser o, the groat imported Jumbo in size and] Petkb Popoobn, weight; but it is pr-tty generally known that [Thanks to onr now and newsy corres- nothing rivals the great remedy, Dr. ^al* "ipoudent, "Peter Popcorn, and to tho good people of Harrison for their kindly feolings, all of which are lully reciprocated. Ed.] Dr. Bull's Cough Syrup. "What shall I do," tho maiden cried . "He will be here to-night and my bauds are chap- pod, and he icill hold them.” "Calm yonr-| self, luy dear, ' her mamma replied, “we've a bottle of Salvation Oil. 91A It KI hli(iil'(!i,y'» Mui'ill. Euoklens Arnica Salve. Tni Hi: i Saim in tho world for Cuts, Inline*. N ils, Ulcers. Salt Rheum, Fever Sons, Ti-'ter, chapped Hands, t liilhlaiDs, l4uu.au>! all Skin Eruptions, and positive ly inrei 1 lies, or no pay required. It is |Hi»u;-> >1 to give perfect satisfaction, oi iMLiy Ktnuded. Price 26 eentt pet box. Tor sals by Wm. Rawlings. Tho best Commercial Noto paper on th llorkot at 5 emits per quire, At DURLOO’S. K«iiili'millu Cliff on illurkef. Good Middling 9 Middling 8 Lot Middling 7 3-4 I*IB's! I’llcs! Iti'liiiiK' S’Hi'.v. Bympto:, Moisture; intense itching and Mii-gii g ' t at night; worse by scratching if allow. iu coiilmuo tumors form, whloi often Lle- il and ulcerate, booeming very sort. hwAVNi:'* Ointment stops tho itching and Lie- : g, heals nlet ration, and in most ca<ts rr-ii, , • tho lumors. At lrnggists,oi- by mail, (or 60 cents, Dr.Swayne «t Son, Philadel )uua. Tho fhrentcuing aspect ol tho clouds ou Saturday caused considerable apprehen sions of an impending storm. About 1 p, m. the olouds rolled up rapidly from the onthwest, followed by great darkness and heavy rains, but soon passed off, greatly to the relief of all. Wo learn however tho Btorm wus very se vere in portions ol the county. In Clay’s district Mr. D. U. Chambers bud agreutdea) ot fencing and timber blown down, nud others doubtless siitf-rod similarly in the same vicinity. in Bunoombe distriot, it was very severe and Irene d to be in the nature ol a cyolone, vs stumps and tree s in plaoes wero broken and twisted off. At the (arms of Mr. Win. and Mr. Ben Murphy, considerable fencing aud Umber were blown down. Near Waltbeu on the farm of Mrs. Smith and a portion of Mr. Geo. Gilmore's farm, it is reported os prostrating a good deal of timber and fence. Wo aro glad to say no information Las reached us of Injuries douo to persons dwellings. *VILLV P1MD 1 kl«\ JIAItUET. B*eon sides per lb (A to 7 — . ..... 5] NCFlonr- D.BO Plain hams " 13J "16 Shoulders " 7 " Lard .. @ Hi" 20, 8* “ (!offoa Grnn Stigar ' ’.., ...... @. 7 to 8 «tra C II bite .7 to 7| hi kniall qimiiitior,, prices n fraction liiglier Tlonr jpatent $-1.60 Corn Meal " b a V “ doz, Kiittsr Chickens .80 85 to ots @16 20 @96 ID @ 30 mm v.ii.i Uumip, Interior ImtnmisntJ, Duut TO SELL—NOT TO USE ,a._ ^ ari ■ ' ' th*t WE DON’T SELL THAT KIND Owlutrun, , 13 1 ,,a til* ki : toll, • UU) h 'l i t i'lniii print, h-c-i/jJi eiu't-iui! t EN&BATE^ Southern Music House, ttl SAVANN/vH, CA. Nothiuii Moro Dangerous "Thau a neglected cough,'' is what Dr. J. F Hammond, prolessor iu the Eclectic M -dical College, so\n, "and as a preventative remo. iy and a curative agent, I cheerfully recom mend Taylor’s Cherokee Remedy of Sweet Gum and Mullein.” Wheat bran at EUREKA MILL. By Rev. A. 8. Avant on tho 17th inst Jordan Rawls aud Mrs. Lizzie Veal. Od tho 22d inst., Sunday last, Mr. T. Sliurliog and Miss Mattie BraulLy, all this county. Rev. U. Temple officiating Alloa* me to add my tribute to tho ef jfloaoy ut Ely’s Cream Balm I was suffering Irorn a sovere attack of inffuenz* and oa- jtarrh and was induced to try vour remedy. , The result was marvelous. 1 could hardly articulate, and iu less than twenty-four hours the catarrhal symptoms and my hoarsonoss disappeared and I was able to q sing a heavy rolo in Grand Opera with voioe of Mr Killer W. I>. Oliver, Wedding, Visiting aud Regret Cards at DURLOO'S. Anions ltie Farmers. A farmer brought lo town on last Saturday, 7 busbols of potatoes, which he sold at 50cts. per busbol, 6 gallons of syrup for which be got 40 cents a gallon., anil 2 lbs. ol butter @ 25 cts. per D-. rocoiviug for all $0.00 It is by looking after these littlo crops and farm products, tliut farming pays. Air. Henry May of Giles distriot killed a hog some time ago, that weighed 395 lbs. net. No crop pays bettor tlmu a good cane orop. Mr. N. J. Nesmith from a half aero ol 1 ,nd, made lust year 190 gals, of good syrup, s Id ten dollars worth ot oano, nud saved from 800 to 1000 stalks for seed. This syrup at 40 omls a gallon is worth $70, and $10 for oano sold, makes $SG from a half aero of land besides seed cane. It will take 3 or 4 lores in cotton to pay that much, after de luding expenses ol cultivation nr.d market ing. Diversified orops arc l.ottur than all oatton f trr Mr. T. J. Brooks oue of hitn. ol-'* ; fanners mads 32'l gallons of coo I ei'ire *i rnp frem lit ou f "l" 1 al'd a hall acre.-, >1 i. Hi cam ' 6 « ys Was rnile-r poor at that. Tliis Christian gentleman and minister of the Christian obnreb, died at thj homo of his parents in Scrlven county, ou tho 7th ol February. For some years ho bad boon in declining health, suffering with bronchial trouhlo, »nd some tirno since he went to California hop ing itB dryer and milder climate would re store him to health. But, alas! the inroad* of the fell disouso admonished him, that his days would soon be numbered; aud that he must return to tbe home of his parents, his boy-hood’s homo, and there with the loving gentle ministrations of a beloved wife, fond parents and loving Bisters, yield up his life Alter a long tedious journey he reached home about throo weeks before bis death. Tbo lung, weary travel proved too much for bis enfeebled, emaciated frame, he therefore, notw ithstanding the kind offloos ol affection, so tenderly lavished upon him, steadily de clined until at last the "wearv wheels of life stood still.” liis Borrowing wife thus writes of his huff moments: "He Buffered a great deal, and a few hours before ho died he made a sweat prayer, usk ing God to grant that liis wife and children, parents and kindred would moot him in llouveu. It is very hard, sad, sad, and be- roaved I feel. Death is the hardest thing God has evor put on his human oroatures, but He knows best." It will ho pleasant for his friends to know that he diod, surrounded by loved ones, wife and children, parents and sisters, all in loving sympathy with the sufferer, and ea gerly anxious to comfort his dying hoars. Mr, Oliver is well remembored as tbo Fas- tor of tho Christian oburoh in Snndersville, Noillliem Tenoillo and other churches in this oounty, f.lso in Wrightsville, and now that he is gone to his rcwsrd.it is hoped his fearless and earnest miuistratious from, the pulpit will live an A speak alter him. FINE STATIONERY for polite eorrespon deuco for sale by Darloo, the Printer. .Hominy A’iulil. The Woman's Missionary Society will hold a public mooting on Monday nicrlit at tbo Methodist church in commemoration of the enteunial anniversary of the death of John Wesley. Thoro will bo song*, recitations, and an address by Prof. W. H. Lawson. Public oordially invited. unlmparea. I strongly recommend it to jll ingers.—Wiu. H. H-.miltouv-Le.idir.g Baet.o of tho C. D. Hess Grand Oporn Co. Wheat bran at EUREKA. MILL. Win li Hay, A W timith, N M Joi'duu, David Curry, VV G Ftirso, Wiu A Dukea, W A Gullaher, TRAVERSE JURY—FIRST WEEK. Simou P Hood, Tkos Warthen, Jr Mack Du^an, Joseph L Wilson, Ad L. Josey, Win B Moore, 8 J Priuoe, M W Williams, Q C Jones, 11 L Smith, Josao T Tin wick, Jones Ha rris, James N Trussell, Wm 11 Burgatny, Wm M Mathis, Shoroii Hood, Ed J Orr, J VV Fluker, B F Jacobson, ChiiH It Howard, C L Orr, W U Trussed, W T Williams, Jaa A Ray, B C Atnason, J H Peacock, J Q Joyner, W m F Doolittle, Jeremiah Brantley, Hersohell Wicker J A M.'irtiu, Joseph 8 Norris, Robert W Josey, Joitu A -SasaeU I--aac Gluistoi', Kibort Tanner, TRAVERSE JURY—REOOND WEEK. James Now, H K Brantley, J B Wilkorson, Seaborn Price, Abo Youngblood, Elam E Dudley Tho Tonnillo Auxiliary of tho Woman's MitRionsry Society will hold its anniversary connection with the Centennial Anni versary of tho death of John Wosley, in the Methodist church, Monday evening, March the 2nd. ltov. B. Anthony, ol Waynes boro, will deliver an address. A largo ittcnduuce is desired and expeotid, D L Tanner, Green W Duggan, O 8 Wall, Andrew J Irwin, Asa H l’ugo, M H Hodges, VV H Kitchens, . Geo D Hunt, Wm T Jordan, LeeJ Smith, D G Watkins, Lopez Smith, G W Morris, 8 B Worn mack, Chas T Peacock, Specimen Cases. 8. U. Clifford, Now Cassel, Wrfl., was troubled with Neuralgia and Rheumatism ms Stomach was disordered, his Liver was affected to an alarming degree, appetite iell away, aud ho was terribly re need iu llesh and strength. Three botcleu ol Elec rio Bit ters oared him, Edward Shepherd, llairisburg, 111,, had a running snro on his leg of eight years'stand ing. Used three bottles of Eleetrio Bitters and seven boxes of Buoklen’s Arnica Salve, and his leg is sound and well. John Speak er, Catawba, O , bad five 1 irge Fever sores on his log, doctors said lie was Incurable. One bottle of Electric Bitters nud cno box Buokleu’s Arnica Salvo oured him entirely. Sold by W:u Rawlings’ Drug store. Jt-8-Sold by Druggists, prico 75e. por hot tie. IS THE TIME TO BUY White Pine Doors, Sash, Blinds, Moldings, Builders’ Hardware, Etc. 1 have a very large aud well assorted stock of ALL SIZES of tho above good, winch I am now offering at very low prices in con nection with my usual immr use stock of 91ii(uiii First liisu' ranee ( »>., Adieus, UaV Any persons in Saudorsvillo who neet In suranae;ou dwellings, would do well to call on Mr. Geo. D. Vkarthen, Ageut ol the Southern Mutual.Firo Insurance Co. oi Ath ons, Ga. This oouipany, so loug represent od by Mr. Warthen here, is too welt known Eczema Itch all Eruptions, ou tho face, mendatiou in ibis community. For the hands, nose,to. leaving tho skin olear. Ipast your the company declares tho hand bite and healthy Its great heating andlsome dividend of 72 per oont. Comment on illative powers aro possessed by no other|tlio excellence of its management is super remedy. Ask your druggist for 8 way no’s Ointment. A Good Farm for Sale. obventv-tj ,vo acre*, moro or less, under ‘hVMi.id ; 200 or more ouBily taken in,con* listing of good pine, bay, and hammock Jf®**'', A new two-atory dwelling, kitobep * la ' shelters, barn > stables, Ao, Two he, &ATARRH ' I-ATABBYo HAYFEVERW^ ELY’8 ORBAM BALM Ill teet deep. Location perfeetlj inalthy, in good neighborhood, 2 miles from XJeoiit-o river, 8 miles from S. A. M . R- It. (lounges (lie Nasal Pa-Miges, Allays Pain and Iiiiliiiiiiinitioii, Heals lho Sores. ° n “/ rou ' - :.mall villa t*) four do D " c -11, '90. Hold at less than per a re. Appplv to T. A. MoGbkGOJI, Kestoi os I lie Senses of Taste and Smell. Hoh to (lire ull Skin IMscaioi. Sirnnlv apply "Swayne’s Ointment.” Nojits promptness aud reliability have been too iternal medicine required. Cures Tetter, often trusted, to require any words of com- Alllaiice g»tocUI»i»l(lcr»’ 9Ieolin(r. There will bo a meeting of the Tennille Alliauoe Co-Operative Storo next Saturday, 28th inst,, ut 10 o’clock, a. m. A full attend ance is desired. By order of tho president, W. A. SisquuriELD. ffuouH,—and there need bo no wonder, that it is tho favorite oompauy among tho busi noss men of Georgia. f IIAHRISON. Editoii Heiuld : Appreciating your paper, and possessing the same opinion ol it as a gentleman cx-J LIFE INSURANCE IN ITS SIM BLEST FORM. Protection at Lowest Cost. The Umted States Liln Insurance Co. New York offers to the insuring public the cheapest aud most liberal form of Policy oontract to be found iu this coni.try. Th company is oue of tho oldest and most cou servutive iu business, having begun opera tions forty-ono years ago. It ha* a eleun re cord and is under tho management of the leading financiers ol the m*trop> 'is. It is with pleasure that I present the ad pressed on the stroots of Harrison^toduj a vftU ( ft({0H ot t j,j H 00 uipauy to my Fiends bo olean sheet—pure os to make up"—I think imviug as I do that there is notiiing better Melirldo, Ga. Send you,- J.d Printing to Durloo. Best ' rr L it- -.i Muleiiiil, Lowest Prices, Most asliahin hw-fe^er TRY THE (JURE. pai'ticl.'"i- applied into each noBlril and is agreeable. Price 50 oents at Druggists; bv mail, registered, GO ots. I’.LY BROTHERS, 5G Warren St., New York. A " Altrucllvu Aoiubluul POtIKET ALMANAC UUOWAI’S ItUTN K ’ll you *utt- r pricking pains ou moving tbo . , cannot b> .a bright light, end find ur -lit weak aud failing, you should nomptly use Dr. J. H. MoLean’s Btrength- onlng Eye Salve. 26 cents a box. clean sheet—pure perhaps you would like now aud then sonars fbom n*nnisoN. Well, it rains, It rains ! Gardens are backward, und farming a lit tle more so. Tue average farmer is now busy trying to plow, but ho says "too wot;" yet ho will try tho hill tops as ho knows it will not do to wait. Happy 1 Happy ! thrice happy | Who?— Why tho Guano agent, i lenty in town. Nino car loads Monday, and the farmer.> moving it off with dispatch. Sadi Bad-'. A heart flUed with sorro' in the line ol Ins. to bu louud anywhere. At og-- of 30 the annual premium lor $10, 000 insurance would bo only $14s,70. The increasing portion of tho premium is turned ut expiration of each period making lire Det eoot per yc-ar $l,000,iu some ouses as low as $4 00. If you think of insuring do not fail to examine our plans beloro placing your insurance. Yours Respectfully, U\ G. FUK8E. WANTED- ers,- to send NICKEL -The consent ot 10.000 Smok each, it si.th|li 1-a of 150 a 20 v r gold fill :l » re !Watch, n. Expiess O. O. 1) $.V43 and t llow ex-'inieaiion. irrowj Havana Cwau Co., Wlusiou, N, 0, VV ui E Tanner, J Morgan Brown, Walter H Dukes, H O JacksoD, Win F Otlum, JAM Everett, J T Jackson, Thos G Wade, N D Tompkins, Luoius Robison, Julian Mills, W M Kelloy, \Vm L Biantley, J C Morrison, G D Leverett. ’ 'THE GREATEST THING IN THE WORLD.” Prof. Drmumond's famous address on Love: the Supreme Gift,” sometimes called "l'he Greatest Thing in the World," which Ordinary’s Citations. 'For Adminiitrator’* Diimiuion. G EORGIA— Washington Conifty —Ordina ry’« Office-R. w. Young, Admintsira- has had a wonderfully large sale at 35 cents tor of the estate of Jesse M. Brantley, late of a copy, and has undoubtedly done a great " ,ifl "P p,i 7 '’. f ?, r J et ; , , . , . , , .,, (ers of d "mission from his administration of deal ol good, is now published by Alden, unabridged, in large Pica type, for three GEORGIA—Washington County. All persona concerned are hereby notified that on tbo 21st day of March, 1891, at the said ostate, and I will pas* noon bis applica tion on the first Monday iu Juue, 1801 nt my office in Saudi rsville in said county. Given under my hand and official eigna- Inre this 26tb dav of February, 1801. M. NEWMAN. *3 mos Ordinary. Notice to Debtors and Creditors. All persons having demand* against the estnto of W. A. Smith late of said county, de ceasod, are heroby notified to render in their demands to ike undersigned acoordiog to law ; and all persona indebted lo said ostate are required to make immediate pnyruent, R. L. Smith, Gt. Admr. W. A. .Smith. Feb. 20. For GuardiaueBip. GEORGIA—Washington County. Ordinary’s Office. Frank Wad ley having in due form applied for the guardianship of tbo two minor chil dren of Jeff Dickson late of said county, de ceased, notice in hereby given that hi* appli cation will be heard at my office on tho first Monday in April next. Given under my hand and official aigna* nature this Kith day of February 1891. M. NEWMAN. 4t. Ordinary W. O. GEORGIA—Washington County. Attention, Confederate Pensioners t Court house in Sandersvllic, said oounty auiU J ,p t tceolved pension", n ill bo ri-oelvod stoto, 1 intend to apply lo Judge Superior!G* 1 * office about 1st March, or aoon after. Ordinary's Office. Those pensioners who have received their pensions for 1889 and 1890 and have not yet tiled their applications for 1891 will please ooiiie forward nt. ouoo and file them. Tho blanks for claimants who havo never at Court ot said eonuty for an order to sell that lot ot land in town of Tennille, said slate and county, bounded north by Mrs It. II Harman, east bv Mrs. II. 1\ Cole, south by W. J. Wood and west by Smith stroel, con taining ono nere morn or loss tor tho purpose of re-investing proceeds. Reasons lor sell ing to invest proceeds in bonds for tbo bene fit of my ward, Thomas Cook Wylly, the own er of said property. Geo. W. Wtllv, Jit., Guardian Thomas Cook Wylly. Feb. 19, 1891, 4t The blatikH for widows of killed and wounded Confederal"" will lie received at this office about 15th of March or soon after. February 18, 1891. M. Newman, 7t- Ordinary, W. O. Dissolution Notice. Tennille, Ga., Feb. 2d '91. Tbo firm of Wm. F. Sobanfuls & Co. have this day dissolved by mutual consent. Wm. F. Bcuaiifele, C.E. Buown. Wo the undersigned havo this day formed a partnership for tho purpose of conducting a general merchandise busiiuss under the firm uume of Brown A Franklin, ut Tennille, Washington county Georgia Wo assume tho indebtedness of tho old firm ol W. F. Hohanfele & Co. and will reeceipt for all bilis due them. C. E. BnowN, II. M. Fiunhlin. Iu retirelng from tho firm of Vtiu. Ii- Sc 1 u-ilul* A Co., I bespeak IC. the De v firm <"ro« n A Franklin, a liberal patronage and offer ray thanks to tbe many who patroniz ed the old firm. Respectfully, W. F. 8l.llAl'l-'LLE. meo, 1 !!?! 11 to Soli Land Privately. GEORGIA—Washington County. Ohdinaiiy’h Office. Nowsom Tnnton, Administrator of Henry Tanton, dooeased, lute in duo form applied to tho undersigned lor leave to sell a lot of wild land in Cofleooountv privately, contain ing Four liuhdrr d and ninety acree, belong* ing to said estate, and I will pass upon said applioatioD on tbe first Monday in April next. This 11th day of February 1891. M. Newman, 4t. Ordinary, W. O. For Executor’s Dismission. iVdmiuiBtrator'B Hale. GF.ORGIA—Washington County. Oudinaby's Oftioe: Goo. D. Warthen, Execntor of the will of Daniel Falmer, deceased, has In due form applied to tho uudorsiguod for letters of dis- miskra from tho administration of the estate of said deceased, and 1 will pais upon hi* application on the first Monday iu April next at my. lUHua-.u tUn.tersville in said oounty. This Sib day of January, 1891, M. NEWMAN, 3 mo*. . Ordinary W O. AtTmii! For Administrator’s Dismission- GEORGIA—Washington County, Ordinary’s Cilice. Btujtmiu A. Adams, Administrator of the enisle of Asa Tanner late of said oounty, do- GEORGIA—Washington County. By virtue o! au ouler gtaul-d by the court "'•**<!> applies to mo lor letters of dismis- of Ordinary ol said county, at the February | 0n * r oni maid administration, and I will i'errn 1891, will be sold to ILio highest bid - ler at the Court-house door in Bandcrsville on the first Tuesday in March next, between the legal hours ol sale, that tract of land In sai'l county, adjoining W. It. Wilson on the north, I). C, Humming. Jun. ou Ibe cast, (1 W. Cuuiming on tlio west and A, B Ilatta- wa.V on. the south, o .utaining two hundred .and twenty-five acres moreorloss. Sold tor the benefit of the heirs ntwl creditors of Da vid C Gumming, son., deceased. Terras cash. This 2d day of February, 1891. G. W. GUMMING, Admr. 4t of D. G. Cuuiming, Sen. NOW For Ailministrntiou. GEORGIA—Wahuiniiton Cqunty. Ordinary’:- Office. Upon tho application of l)r G. M. Dug gan, a creditor of Cheatham E. Smith, late of said oounty, deceased, showing thst the esiute ul said deceased is not being ad minis, teredon: II is hereby ordered that oitution issue in terms of tbe law why the adminis tration of said estate should not vest iu the County Ad ninislrator of said oounty or some other fit person at tho March Turin 1891, of the Court of Ordinary. Given under my baud officially, thin 2d day ol February 1891. M. Newman, 4t. Ordinary, W, O pass upon bis application on tho first Mon day in May, 1891, at my office in Bandera- ville. said county. Given under ray hand and official signa ture this ‘20th day of January. 1891. M NEWMAN, 3 mos. Ordinary VV. C. For Guardianship. GEORGIA—Washington county. Ordinary’s Office. W. E. Greonway hoving in duo farm np- plicd to the undersigned for the guardian ship of of tbe per-ons and property ol Tal lulah, Sarah aud Charlie Greenway. minor children ol Allfed Greenway lale of said county, deceased, notice is hereby given that said application will he hoard at my offioe on the dwa Monday in March next. Given under my Rand nnd official signa ture this 28th day of January, 1891. M. NEWMAN, B Ordirin y. 1891. Harper’s Young People. AN ILLUSTRATED WEEKLY. PAINTS, OILS, RAILROAD STEAMBOAT Jr MILL SUP PLIES, LIME, PLASTER, HAIR, CEMENT, SEW ER PIPE, F.to. The Twelth Volume of Hnrper'* Yount} People begins on November 4, 1899. Thi best and most comprehensive weekly in th" world for young readers presents u rich and attractive prog.i turn". In fletiou there will he "Oampmnlte : A 'vtory of the l’laius,” by Risk Munbof ; "Men af IroD,” a romance. Call and get my prices on ebovo goods also on Slate, Iron aud Wooden Mautols, all styles and prices. 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Jan. 22, '91, e o ' G 1 EOKGIA—Wasiiinoton Count*—(Judina- T nt’s Office—Mrs. A. M. Prmco Admin istratrix and John D. I’rmco Administrator of the estate of Hylvatina Prince have in due form applied to me for lettorn of dismission from tbe administration nt said estate, and I "ill pass upon their application on the first Monday in April 1891 at my offioe in San- dtrs\ illo. iven uuder my hand offioially this 1st day ot January 1891. M. Newman, 3 mo*. Ordinary, W. O. by iloWAi". V"Us -.vdii^jllruiltKlIou.-i k the author, ; '‘'flying Mill Farm,” by Swett ; "Tbo Moon Prinoe, A by It. K Mun- kittmce ; and "Yellowtop," by Annie Boon- son Kino. In addition to these five serials, here will be stories in two or three pnrts by Thomas Nelson Page, Hjalmab //joiitii Boyeskn, Edwin Lashi/itek Bynne*. Hauhikt Pbesoott Bpoffobd, Mauy E. Wilkins, Nora t’EniiY, and others. Short stories, and arti cles on (CKuce, history, travel, adventure, games and sports, with humlroda of illustra tions ot the highest chiuncter, will render Harper's Ionmj People for 1891 nurivalled as iiiiscollaiiy ol the best reading for boys and girls, Tbo best weekly publication for young people In existence. It is edited wilb scru pulous care nnd attention, and instruction and cn ertniumeDt are mingled in its png n just tlio right proportions to captivate tlie minds of tbo young, and at tbo same time to develop their thinking powers.”—N. Y’ Observer, TEH MS: PosinKP Prepaid, $2.00 Per Year. Tbl. A’/1 begins Xoreinberi, 1890. Volumes VIII . X and XI oi Harper's Young People bound in cloth will he st-ni by mail, postage paid, on receipt of $3 5i)^each. L'bo otlic-r volumes aro out of piint. l^or Administrator's Dismission. Iu He. A pplicat ion for Charter. GEORGIA—Wahuington County. To the Superior Court oj said County. 'ibe petition of Ueurv Brantley, Gu» Floyd, Coorgo Carroll, Irwin Steel, Hob Patrick, Anderson Simmons and Lucius Glassoow, el'izeu ot isgid oounty, that they liRve or- gjuitted thamselves into a bonevolent socie ty. to be known a* "The liisijtv, Sqm* Bogie- tv " * ” Specimen Copy sent on receipt oj a 2 cent slump. Single numbers, Five Cents each. Remittances should be made by Post-oflioe Money Order or Draft, to avoid chanoe of OSS. Newspapers are not to copy this advertisement without the exuress order of KAitci-.it A Bloth- Elis. Address : HARPER & BROTHERS, Now York. Harper’s Young People and Sa’ndersville flEitALD 1 year, $2.60. Your petitioners further show that they and their successors in offioe, desire to be invested with corporate authority to enforce good order, receive donations, make pur chases and effect alienation of personalty and realty , not for purposes of trade and profit, but lor tho purpose of promoting tho gem rul ilisigu of said benevolent society in visiting the sick, burying the dead, etc. That said society shall have its offioe in Saudur villo in said county, Wherefore your petitioners pray that they and their succes sors in office be invested with ibe corporate power as may be suitablu to said enterprise aDd not ihcongistent with tbe law of said state nor violative of private rights. Yonr petitioners further pray tbo granting of an ordor inventing and clothing them and their successors in office with the oorporute authority aud powers as aforesaid under the uaiue and style of “Tbo Rising Bous Socie ty,” to remain of force for twenty years with privilege of renewal. ’ And petitioners will ever pray. GEO C. EVANS, Attorney for Petitioners. Filed in office Feb’y, 10th 1891. O. W. SNELL, Clerk. GF.ORGIA—Wasiiington County. I, C. W. Snell, Clerk ol the Nuperior Court in and lor said count), do hereby oertily that the abovo written matter is a true ex tract trom Book F., Minutes,Folio 111 Giv. en under ray band nud seal of office ibia February 10th, 1891. Feb. 12. 4t. C. W. SNELL, Clerk S. C , W. C. Do yon want an organ, a piano, oornet vi olin, guitar or other musical instrument? It so you can order Irani ibe great southern Music House if Ludden & Bates, through the editor of tbe Hldald, their agent bore, aud get tbe good* at Savannah prices, t City Tax Notice. All property owners in the city n| Bar- dersville are hereby notified that the city t..x Books are now open for the paymeo- .,»* „ t y taxes, for 1891. I will bo found at the , ,.. , storoof Dr, William litwlings . , to 5 p. m. tor the purpose of receiving taxes. 4t. Byson Walton. Treasurer SandersviRc isaln&i; ■
