About The Sandersville herald. (Sandersville, Ga.) 1872-1909 | View Entire Issue (Feb. 26, 1891)
BKS. STABKUY \ PL.VEX'S TREATMENT ’BY INHALATION. trade mktut £ nswrrcRto* - 99 Aroh Street Pliilod’a. l&Sfl AKOIIBTREE l\ PHILADELPHIA. l’A vni . >- (mil .»* Lilly. lil iUIAll- Chronic atul Nervi ■ariiluto .rile wwjKrsr® ito>iV.o> w h» e'; ■ — ,,. ■ ■ 1 ton yenve o |, s {, f , , „ lm , K not •lenwnu ol Otyi • ,, .... , i. n-« nn l tl e • • '• ' , || OV( . r tli. RHil rnailo portable tlmt H » verbl. lira. Starkey ' ’ mv0 ,hn 1,1 r«i< r lo the toil An Awful Sore Limb | ITcmIi a H iss i> < * n «» . I < «tn«lilion llo|u*l(*s*. Cured by llif <H<i- curii Rt'int'dit*!'. k’or tl.roo years I was idmcat crippled , it.h an awful aoro leg from my knee down my ankle; the skin was entirely gone, nnd lie flesh wan otic mass ol disease. Some MciwiR proDOunoort it incurable. It liau liminislic l iitinnt one tliird the sine of the llier, and 1 was in a hopeless condition. v ,Ttr trying all kinds ol remedied and ■ pending hundreds of dollars, from which I t no relief whatever, I was poranaded toi ■ ] >tl t „ Ontio i i m< dies, I the reeulip 1 * " l follows; After three days I notioed ft teeided change lor the belter, and at tin nd of two months 1 was completely cured \[y. Ilcsh was pnntled, and the bone (which ad la I u exposed tor nvi r a yi ar) got sound 11,(. fl h lagan to I w. and to day, and •r nearly two years, my k(t is as well as . r r wi.s, sonri.l in every resp cl, and not ■ ign ol disease to l.e seen. lira, is. O. Aheun, Dubai-, Dodge V’o., ( paten havo 11 yj„,. n lined well-known •eti'i who hate trio t tin a 11 j‘ j a, a Wm D I 1 g tvwff l i‘-r.rl. Editor Lath °»Se:n®a»r.D, I>.| Ih" ter, N. Y. Hon. Win. I’ctinNixon Chicago, III • vy. II. Wort.r j, inehaui, i Jn IRC II. I’- ' 1 Mrs. Mary A. I J i lg' K h- W. llr. E. 0. Kti ulUHlI Editor In! er-Oc f u» Editor Now South Km. A Bad Eczema Cured yuene erinore. Mel I,pc ., Now Turk l'it , Philadelphia, , ■ I .y Boh ii v lor, Er i! I i >. ' ■ Us i H Edward 1 Bn 1’hila. I’hol '. 1 idella M. li)"». wich Islands Alexander Idtchi Mrs. M inuel \. Ortega, hr cos, Mexico. Mrs. Emma Cooper. I Ullft Waimen, Haw ., Ivorre sa, Me ii, Saud and. Zaer sh He *'1TGobi), Ex-Vice Consul, Casablanca. Mo- 1 "m, V. Ashbrook, lied Hint!. 1 ■•'■ “ James Moore Sup’t. Polo -• Idandloi.. Dai lahlre, E land. ... , Jacob Ward, Howral, New Ho-Ub W»l's And thousands of otbors In ox 1 t !l l " .i, -A. United Stat"S. „,7W, ksJssrkA'StGsS ■amrUlng ouri •• In . wtdo range ol < htonl oases-* many of tt.oiil bee:! *b..n.lonei to die bv other phyaioiain-. h dl bo mai .■« free to any aldnsa on nppHoatton. Boa. Utebrooburol^ 8TUlKEY&pAIjENj No. l.'.ilt Au lt Stint PlllliltU’Ipllill, I’ll. ih*b8 i Washington Institute, LINTON, GA. Sprit-g T« rm 'J ns J»"- lath POL Hpriug Term eh ies, July, 1st, 1801 Tuition I’t r Menlh, from $1.60 t Music, per month, $11.00. coml Board Ir.'Vi: $7.00 (o 10.00 | or mouth. No iti idi ntals. Experienced and capable nsaistnnts have been employed. A.M. Dugoan, Principal Oct. 30, '90. mmmmma r ^-aggiajyrjvs :nmt r A2s rl.f’O, OOFlNti s wrought a « ltroubled gri.dly inn, and after re t from Him Iroat flie Herald & Georgian. ICSTUtMMHEB IWAf. ,VM. PARK, Editor aud Proprietor THllItf ttNiNU, FEB, 86, 1891. WAIFS AND WAHLS Col. 0. M. Wiley, lato Coloucl otnmauiliiig the Second Georgia Battalion, baa received his commis sion as Colonel of tho Second Geor- ’I hn (.Tit eura U< n edl 11 lul cure on me. I w iili a Hi-v ini ciiso of eez riving little or no lime ipnt ol some ol tho leading specialists lie procured a set of them and beloro tl re all used the disease had b it mo, ■ mmsml the Gutlenrn lli me lies as l it 1 surest oure for all disoaBe* ol kin \V NkUSON l II.VMI1M1T.VYSI . Concord, Va, Culicura Resolvenl l i, ■ new I;Ixioil and Skin Plirifler.and puresi nd 1-est of lluuior rimiedios, cleanses tin 1 n( all impurtti. h and poisonous eh * ni l,and line H move, llio o nn a, while ( i: icviia, tho great skin ('.ino. and Ci iicinu ,*r, an nxipiislte Skin I’uritlet' andlloautt r, clear tin- skill of ■ very tniee of ilisi aso a i an the Cntioiii * Honied ins euro every dis -e in 1 l.oimii I tlui skin, seal pond blood, vith loss ol hair, ii m pimples to scrofula. Sold everywhere, l’rico. Cutiouha, CO, i.iv, 3 to.; Hksoi.vunt, $1 Prepared by lyi- I’orrKll Duou AND (ilr.MICAl. CoBl’OnA i-s' lloslon. iv .-nd for “Mow to Cure Skin nisuuses,"it pages i) illiistviitions, unit 100 testiinotiliils. Sly skin eiiinil liy I'litieura Houp. HOW MY BACK ACHES! Hack Ache, Kidney T*rsl Weakness, .Soreness, Pains, and Lameness Vrn 5 .Strains, and 1’ntii ri'IU'vril in i» «> illifiiitr by tin CutiCHl'a %(lfi I'mii H*latMi«-r t ie first auil only in tautineeiis pain-kille plaster. $60 for $30. JUST THINK OF IT! Tli<‘ iUosK'poE.y EScehIphI Do you want a SewiuR Machine? ' $17.50 to $;}0.00. WARRANTED FIVE Y KARS With nil Attachments. Write fo illustrated Circulars of our ‘KIKUttflltV 'XHW $10 $30, Saved by ordering direct from Head quarters. Needles for any Machine, i5 cents a dozen in stamps. Address The Louisville Sewing Machine Co., No. 620 Fourth Avenue, Mil ISiVMiMi, UV. May 30. IIoN. P. W. Meldrim has been elected President of the trustees of the State college for colored chil dren, and the board advertises for ■<ites. The bids for location are to bo in by tho *2()th of March, (ton. Lord Wolseley pronounces i fen. Sherman one of tho best struto •«i ts iu the Northern annies, and anks next to Gen. R. E. Lee, whom jusidors as lioad auej. shoulders bovc any other commander of llio ir. Postmasters whoso pay is less tli an $1,000 hold ofllce at the pleos- re of the Postmaster General. The City Court in Atlanta fined a negro $50 or six months in the chain gang for cruelty to his mule. Tho capital of North Dakota, is lisinarck; of South Dakota, Pierre; if Montana, Helena; of Washington, Olympia. The buildings for tho World’s ail at Chicago will bo dedicated on October 12, 1802, aud the Kxposi iou will open not lator Hum May 1, 1893. A patrolman of the Macon police force has in his possession one ol the “old Joe Brown pikes,” whiol re prized as such unique lolics of llio war- The oilicer was offered $10 for it, but refused it. A small but busy establishment in South Macon is turning out ma chines for planting corn, cotton aud peas, and for distributing guano t’ho muchines are of homo unfit tion, but are said to do their work well. GUM-ELASTIC HOOPING 1ELT costa •nft 8HS.OO par 190 ujiauii Ict-I, Makes go 11 i., i for >cam, ami at.y cum can pat it in geufi itanip lor aampl 1 1 • no alais. Gt'M Pwhtio ltnciiNii Co., 3 i & 41 West ftnoADWAY, Ni.w Vonx || Buieal A«ent.H WniitUMl. Pulaski Ilotist’ SAVANNAH, LA. I] nagemont trii lly first cl hk. Sitimti l in tho business centre. W. S OVILLE. ii : 1 rrknowlr-rlfOd ltwlin< rcmoily for Lonorrlurn *V (.iwt. only fittip rein- ! y for ncorrliuMior Whited. I vrestTfln it ami feel afo in rer -iBmendingH lu all FiitVoror A. J. HTONKU M. D., 1»!' \ i it. ILL, Nolrt l»y 1*11111: Hl.oo. KELEEV, A (HINTS Cavcfita, aud TrMlt-Mui li^ oLtninox! and nil Pat- cut InHim.ih tomlttctwd i »r Me > rati Flu9. Our Office r; Op^ositk U.3. p.-m Office ruid \>e cftii si cur.* |»aicut hi U:-e time ihuu u.-n'i romoto from W n-iiiu SviiU morti’l, clniv.iiig or |,‘nlo.,wUh <!.- -,i;i- Hon. Wo adviwq i .• . . «.-• not. Pen of charge* Our I* ' 1 • • '.ill i• m - - -1111 APAMpm ', ' - narncrt of uul ■ 1 ( * : t y.-.r m?. , county, ov town, ecut Iren. Ad.lrc O.A-SPjOVw &OO- Cpp PATEr r Office, Washington, d C« win \vf * »ayl-Y The iChiu" u Oa. Wright --W A IIMAKER—, and JEWELER Dublin, Gv. S| fcial uttention given to tlm ropairiDg ot English uuil Sv.is, watches, when:line wort mauahip is i. c ss.iry. All woik guarantees for 13 months. '5-8 'U0 ty. OUR NEW IMPROVED SINGER HIGH ARM, THIS STYLE, ONLY $26.00 (/) n r c ^ H 3 -f n r i» Cl 13 •V CO., Pill LA CURED. I a- - ~ ? Z o Pa. vi!l send WILLETS a f.v L| [i , I ..MICE TP.IAT. BOTTLE, n Also, T:,-..'; vi r pJeray IIO.VT SUFFER ANY l.ovni K. I I-I'.lOlm.: an.t Ai;- I'lam. 1 HALLClItMIliAL DU., 3ii60 Falinisu.it Avu„ fslla. Pa f 1,,/G • . / a] ‘ >v.‘ <•:> ii ... v'‘.,y ‘3j\ m It-.-- tia. : ■ ■ I ,-..miiM/i. .11 IV * r Af. Ik- wat. ,. . in c... ii PM I LA. r ™, ...T IV.-.it •.Call. :•« J weg-t 5at.li fr*ia r'iTS ' 'S .VhOD'wnRK^p AHACHMEH^f auZI^t - ! UNIONtiQUARE.NY ATLANTA.G., CAL.'ft al.LOUIE.MO. tlALLASTEX Mi'.s. C. 0. Brown, Sandersville, Gn. Beach k I-’ahmer, Louisville, Ga., ses Metalio Casos, Caskets and Cof fins, of any Quality ant Grade, al-ju -ways on hand. A large stock of i i^Keyoton9V/ai:iU f-fj Inf.: c: hi Co'a Ov.n DuMdina <* ^ . . . A. ;- . Agcnt3 VVnut«d. IfifiU i;vu The firm of Daly St Armstrong of .' ngusta has boon dissolved. The firm was composed of James Daly Jolui F. Armstrong and M. E canluy. Tiro continued ill health of Mr. Armstrong brouglrt. about the dissolution. A number of Mnconites have.built a railroad iu Florida from St. Au gusli tie to the north beach. It ii about two and throe-fourths miles long, aud cost about $90,1)00. It is said that the Maconitos may try and muko a sale of the rood lo Flagler, tho millionaire, who owns tho Bonce le Li on hotel at St. Augustine. Vienna, Feb. 19 — A terrific storm passed over Bresslnirg, Hun gary, to-day, unroofing houses, tear ing up trees by the roots aud doing tn immense amount of other damage. L'he storm was followed by an earth q>i»ke which caused two large lima., Ono of the buildings which took lire was u girls' college,sevi ral of the in mates of which were injured by jumping from tho windows. No one was seriously hurt. A company of Ohioans who re cently visited Fort Valley, bought u farm about half way between that place and Berry, lying along the railroad and containing 1,500 acres. It is said they paid $25,000 for it. Queen Victoria is reputed to be wot tli $45,000,000. She receives for tho civil li d annually from the na tion tho sum of $3,095,000, and once some forty yours ago, a kindly dis posed subject left her $1,250,000. Hon. John T. Boifenillet will de liver an address at tho Georgia Chautauqua in Albany next m6ntb, as tho representative of tho Georgia Pi ess Association. The Gridin canning factory wish os to contract for the planting and cultivation of 500 acres in tomutor s. Il is said that on very ordinary ground $50 per acre can be cleared ou tomatoes, with less labor am worry than is necessary to cultivate cottou, acre for aero. A night or two siuco four inmates escaped from tho lunatic asylum at Milledgoville. A very skilled and shrewd lunatic got possession of piece of cedar aud made four keys, and with tlioso the inmates unlock ed tho doors of their rooms aud es caped. General Lougstreot doc hues, that with tho defeat of the force bill sec tionalism is dead, and that much of the credit is due the Farmers’Alli ance that first dug the grave whiol) the bloody shirt was buried. Ho thinks the fight in 1892 will be waged on financial aud ocouomic is sues. Chocolate Biscuit—Whisk tho whites of two eggs to a still' froth, mix in lightly two and a half ounces of grated chocolate, one and a half ounces of fine flour, and ono ounce of castor sugur. Drop the mixture in small heaps on a sheet of paper, and bake iu a brisk oven- Chicken Sour.—Prepare a large, fat chicken, put iu the soup kettle with two quarts of cold water, one ouion and a sprig of parsley; let THE GARDENER’S PROPOSAL. A waaitli of flowers liefur us, Aud flowers cm riiber lnvu-1; The Howery vIih - hewl 'ir us. As here Alone we stoa t. With sc.sit the sir Is Union: Hut oil. that 1 m.Jht V\J1 Line tl ’W.-r my own, dear maiden, The (aivust flhwer of all. Thou blushnet—ha.vs the fairest In' oa Uy ehy lisptayed, Llk- rudOuMI rose mid rarest WUi mUHrf Bttw-i hud kaht i<MWIu><i<i»t n o* TUiwa <lpA -art IsSSj'v i N syes; «-«s ,i*tuW i*»4f«iif»iu*i»f. whfc, ■» ^> i *» *Mra>JMd*n <m*m .11/ » • m Illf SYW,. tnihlKrJMr- '*HhU> tksUAU th-'hMV «ttot Lfc.-.v. B* mry s»i 1 "A - '■ BftiOl tL »«; ■ * ‘ L>e»r f'Milit Mumti Win lAsWied, Of all mv !)•■»»-»< the i,'in*u — Miotieft'd li- TtUto'U^t*. i* Yi.i 11 'T - Weehiy. ( Olt. A CfMfgO *Miy UO*ftiat < f (several quttli- truw, wf mil, uuil tin m; nns ycporaWl from eflt'li oilier Uy imui ■» wat nr lYieume. ijuiM t two year* »*tv't, sailing vessel wan btsilt by the Burrow Siftputrildixii? boen- ptury to the order of an Antwerp ftr«i. 191a< y.-tw dw-koiwl to . firry twtr»l«tan tu bulk in r-jia;wlit*«l TjilJi Uie atewnMwa. t b« •orwi-Ai'tUUiiatuBt ujimi this msw 4i!- jMM .nm luajr wt tsj :-l»i» luice exlwwlY > *Kirs,v,“iieUi'ii trf w-e» !« of a aimHar »•' are. Pxflrcl' 11m viy^-Ih cannot be xwe4 isr aty . alter pureosr on m • j«nt of tJwsir peon!i.v »rr.\U|fewlni aa>l smell. A ]<rw- poKui Si carry j nJtm nil hi u ateuilhr m*n- -1ml* buon ffiuail >mj>ractt<mW&on.»c- i.iTTM .«f Mu* c< irrmiruiufcrYHliarrta wb4ok lAxuk the *d*n! rjAssK.’. of IlNMltB; it, M pntiviiwrmi ili«*. ApnefiH to Uibt -ii*;j*t'tur» iu Hritieii rfiiptRHliUivp li if* "Wftm] t'»t the Por- ■MBi iw far )sh>L im U'W) were kw'wu ho totrey petroleum in bulk iu thetr own yertU* on the 1 h» ,•>»•«. IVUeateum rwr rinni are (f'vnorally fluaml with electric Uylu. po rtn to insure u uiimmum of riali flV»n fere. Witll er*ry jnwrwuiiofl tWt ■kkWu *-itm«yi cni: eu<p{f»>t Mie cacrUf* ofliuHixlitilsT. twil.il imvoti JifiLmUy xu4 lUuwrer 1'Imiulwrs' J xiTtifti. UllOW ftUs1 1maG*«4. Jiwnee lLijof, a Scoteh jwn-t knowu us t)ni EWrick ;siu*pt«Td, wtm n clone <>t» •urv.fr of iife amler many tiifferert f orru» *tvl ediiclitioiie. A eexiverNUion whti a fuiiuw sla |Juwl U]»jn tl>e iiAbilo of Uie suhjinn is l'l-portod, in wiiU-h shrewd jiat.ivo lYxiaoning: in iih*wn. It hriaffB oaxt tlm kxxitcli luvu of nhflaiiihytjicn. yiMfiihurd 1 inaiutxiu GmI ilka win uiua ciuiuxi nv\» Imc.iv again fra« tlve neu till upuwn ia iw ain water. friend Toots, UioLa, Jarniei Hoo con ft innnago till d<* LkafY li<»', in the name o' woiuler, ('an a fudi, trareKng up a turlxJ water tra tli* h*h, know wheu it nsMclieu tlm entranoe to its birtlipiuco, or Mint it Inis arrived at tli* tributary that woe its cradhi? Hhepliurd. bImi, tin) gre-at wonder to mo is no ho»j tlw tisii gift; back, that law tlicy iiui4 lIw'TT way till tho ma first ivva, neesn’ Hunt Uvey’ve uevor ixvou User* afor*!—Yoatb’s Uompanion. A Club IlkaraMlnu, Now, ladies, if 1 have left anything wntold, or there is anything not quite understood, 1 am rcwly to answer ques tions.” She was ttio president, of a woman’s clnb and liad just returned from a visit to the famous “So roe is," She hml been telling them what questions were dis cussed and whfrt was tho programme of tho evening. There were a number of women present, and they had all been very much interested. The president sat down iu- Ivor abMr- nnd w»itw\ for questions. There was a Silence for an instant, aodifttMUy Icttatld voktf from the buok^rcuuv't sniil: “I would Ifise to ask a question. Was it—wm it x dmtsy ertsvd Tlm piisxulmt jnxnjMwl up mid said: “I jnst «r*n< to tell yeui ^how Wdtca ail hud on the nmet tsmutiful bonnets. One u-fvc a heiioirope velvet trimmed with gold lace. And another ww made of bunds of jet unit pmk roeos” (the Uwfkn (Minmeuoed to gather m onad her with enraptured expreesio»G). "The hand somest, of ult was worn l»y Mas. .’* duel then the prerident <d' tfria womun’s club cAUgt't a smile on tho fkoo of a oewsptHS'i' correspondent who was pres- >nt. Sbo dr»w tieniclf up with grout dignity und stud: •'Lmlhvi, I think we mu WMidering fioiii tln> halijYCt.” The ladis-j mdtlod back, eonacious of tli* superior advantage:* of jKJpaiar utub, tvui with u ftocting eariuvwsidii of disuppeiutuiottt, that gave iudicsitiun of a wiltmgiiassi to “wander" *UU farther. Oncjqpi llerild. Ixkiesl Vim- f*r tlui CbJAt'a Bail. When IXitty Dimple ba rber Unit that rii of long curls cropped off bsi 1 luethA- dixvm't gAtiier them up one by woo an she uai-d to do, and ley Uivm corufiuMy away in a long txix with tui inciiptkm Hame- thing like ChiHoiitlui outside, “IXiUy’a our Is, cut off whou slut v, ivi h nw, old." Slto gathers tLsmi up, to lx- amre, find car- rww them away with her, but tire next day or so sis 1 in seen going ini* u certain baiidrRsser's in Twenty-third stiset, where u lrtAiK proiniiicuUy display ol in Uie window reads, 'Dolls’ Wigs Made ILere.’’ And Dotty Dimple goes witll hec, of oourwr, usl cnrnu* Itoonmond Arabella or Fifxt,', or whxtever tho uamii uuLV Is; «f the jiotcnuaJ little lady iu ltov)uc. And in u box tire mothercurrieu tlui curls. Then tlio attendant gravely inoaimros tin.' bisquo pito afbir ho leu; first removed tho shod: of fhu. that covcivd it, ktid looks wise over tho Vsvx of ourlBiuid nays, S)h, yes, madam, there will bo plenty of them, 1 think." Mndam and Dotty Dimple go away after u gseat many lov ing p;ue aud adinouitkms, mid in u few day* Itosanioiid ArabeilUt comes liomc no longer with tho flaxen pato, but wearing a.lovely blonde wig of ivnl liair—hair t)i»»t curb, up aiiout lisr uunpltvs nnd down her buck jast an Dotty Dimple's own does. And tiiftt is just wh.\t it in, Dotty Dim ple's own severed curls. And thus ftiu tho doinniidH of sentiment aid fashion Liolcd.—New York Evening Hun. Letttar« l»y Wira. XVU'Ui is termed teljihernge, or tho con- veVance of puroels by electricity alixig lines of wires placed overhead, in litlbi known in tbiu country beyond Uki sin$r* of ixporinient. Wo Ijxve little read need of this do vice Lo insist eoinuv reial busi ness. Tn South America, liowerur, t«l- pisH'Mga scfiu-uias upjxsir vo jwoiiitioufl ahs sjKs'YilsXor, Kxd a line tuxa beau cuinstruot'.d twi iidtas vriiiuh ptaoee Uluxux) Ayrni awvf M(X««rri*U<v In coiu- tuuuicfttkui. A<«u« ta* La tftaM taer* Ik a isetan: hr film xf*'**, «f uim-b-en mitor, hi id tk* iairisd whi fer this jour- iary IsAiSvkiiAd by tw» Xurwas 279 feet ill ln-igii.-. ft ia index*W to di^mtuh b-uor lsixes botwucu the two cities at intervals of two hours.—Now Turk Jonnuvl. 3IuUij»otttr w Molflri. The princi|ifti elevato* - builders in N*w York are adopting tho multipolar kiw speed motor for ttie operation of the pumps of hydraulic elevators. Homo of these low speed machines ar.o being eoa- uected direct do the screw sluift of pua- sengen elevators, whit* Rome Are belted to power elevators in tin. ordinary manner. The motors are equipped with soil’ oiling bearings and witii self feuding carbon bruahurt, by which uQ tin' trutil’lo Home- tunes experienced by attendants unfa miliar with motors is obviated.—New York Cqmuieroikl Advertiser. No IS rain* to Speak Of. Dttduly (lan'esueker went int* a res- tauranf on Broadway, and gave an order for some fried coifs brains. After lie had waited almest lialf an l*our, Duilely said to the waiter: “Well, what about tho catf's brains?" The waitxr i )un»k his lioad and iuti- matad that tho outlook was gloomy. "Wha • \i ■ matter with my brains?" ‘•There ain't nmy, ti'.afs all,” replied tlie waiter, looking at Die-lely sadly, -Texas Siftings. Writ Lug on lUrdi Mark. A postofliee clerk of sixty years ago tells us that in those days it was a com mon circumstance for men in tho log ging swamps in winter to wnto letters to tiieir friends on birch bark. They took a small quantity of copiieras with them, and by stonjiiiig maple bark witii it made a very good quality of ink, and used tho quills of the partridge or crow for pons.—Brunswick,(Mo.,1 Telegraph. l'he ApiirofMiiUiitl Sl«%li Hoik In July. The well Cllcd stores and gandy shoji windows of tho ludiana ami Ohio towns seeiniMi to atimubito iu men iieeustoined t»iurpov«riidiod awl unprefeeutiouu Dixie, as were Morgan's raiders, tho propensity to appropriate bojxmd limit or restraint. 1 have nevor before soon anything like this dispoeition to plunder. l>nr perilous witnutimi only seetned to rondor £he men more locklosu. At (be same time, any thing in.x-0 ludicn ava lisnn tiui uiaiunsriu vidiioii tiwf indulged tiieir predatory tantes eiui scawely tie Airgisn'd. The wisither wan uiuai».ily v..utxf tits )i/4 July tun burned the eaaifli t*p«v*Aai, and we whim bruatttrng .tqirtrhiqrUid dust - yvt onu man roile for Uuwe diys with seven pairs of skates stung about his neck; (Uiobluir loaded hhuself witii sleigli Mil, A large chafing dish, a medium slKml Du toil clock, a green giusHdocaulan', wdtii goblets to match, a tmg of horn buttons, a oluusdtfiier and a bird cage containing three canarioa were conns of the articles I irfiw Ixinie off nnd jetdoutdy fondled. The officers uniudly waited a reasonable period, unit) tbe novcity had worn off, and then had this rubbish thrown away. Baby flusvi and calico, however, were fhe btaplo articles of appropriation. A fellow would proem 1 * a iwU of calico, curry it carefully for a duy or two, then cant it aside and got another.—ilmlil W. Duke in Century, Knglish W'oiueu'H Cnp». “You havo some very eurioun persons in Chicago,” remarked. Mrs. Torinuul, Mr. Stauley’s motlior-in-law. “I could not help overhearing what one of them said when I entered the room at the club reception. ‘There comes one uf ’em,’ said tho lady iu a tone loud enough for ino to hear distinctly. ‘There conies ono of cm; she’s English, I know, for English womon vvlicn they get old always wear tidies on their heads!’ ‘No, I dou*t know wluit tho American .people otdl ‘tidies,’ bui I’m sure the remark was not compli mentary. Still it is tile custom with us to weal' caps—why, the queen wears them; I do not mean to give them up." —Chicago News. Stop :»n<4 J'hink. A Now Yorker wortli $de,000,000 says lio took tho most comfort when his wealth oouuted up, about half a million. A man with a million can take all the comfort that one with $75,000,000 cun buy, and lie has only one-geventy-fifth of the cares and anxieties. Stop, young man —stop at n million.—Detroit i'ree Press. CibrolfSH I fitmtllnjg. Little Det (feeling of baby’s skull)— Mamina, was baby's liead this way wtioii you bought him? Mamma—Yes, my dear. Littlo Dpt—Ono o*f the clerks must ’a dropped him. -New York Weekly. Frequently accidents ece.iir in llio lions*- hold wliioh cause hums, cuts, sprains and bruises; for use in such casos,Dr. J. II. Me- Lcnn’s Volcanic Oil Liniment lias for many years been tho constant favorite family rem edy. simmer gently for two Lours/then f Jo allay subdue inflamaMon, heal JESSE THOMPSON & s ; CO., Augusta, Georgia. MANUFACTURERS OF Doors, Sasli, IHinds, Moulding Yellow Pine Lumber; Laths and Shinglss- DEALERS IN Window Glass and Builders’ Supplies, Planing Mill & Lumber Yard, Hale St., Near C. K. 11. Yard, rKLEPHoNE Connections wm all PHiNcirAi. Hornh am* OfFic ON US AT OUR OFKIC) , WRITE FOR BRICES OR CALL June 1880—Iv COLLAT Shoe, tznt nod. m. A}. WHOLESALE and BETAIL. 149 BROUGHTON ST., SAVANNAH, GA. Wo are niou’w Outfitters fur any article iu Clothiuo, FuriskhiBi? Goods, Shoes and! B Iu Shoca we also c* iy a complete lino for Ladica Mlrans axnl Ohi'l- dren. Orders filled promptly and sent. C. O. D., subject ta *«.s»ij.ration. If not satisfactory, return at our oxynnse. Reference, any Bank iu Savannah. N. 15. Mention tbfc p»fi*r takta you order. Nov. 20. THETIS BROS. WATCHES, JEWELRY T ) STERUjINGr SILVERWARE, FUKXt'U ( LOCKS- OPKItA. (dLASSES, SPECTACLES. Watch and Jexvoli'v Ucpaiviiujc I3ono bv tlio Most Skill ful Workmen. S. W. COK. BULL AND BROUGHTON STREETS, SAVANNAH, GKOKt T l A. Nov. 27. ’90. X assenuer Sc GEORGIA SOUTHERN & FLORIDA R. R BUWANEE RIVER ROUTE TO FLORIDA. Taking elicet November ‘J, 181)0. Standard Time, OOtli Meridian. GOING SOU TH. GOING NORTH. i! li !>• IU , , G 5o a. m., , Lfavo... ... AilaDhi . Arrivo, 10.10 p. . m., 11 00 a. in, G. 15 r m., 10.45'fi. m., Arrive... ... Mftoou . Leave, 5.55 p. m., 7 00 ft. iu, 0 l ?>• m., 11.00 a- HI., Luii vo... ... Mucon , Arrive, 5.3: p. IU.. 0 .1H a. m. ft. 3(! !* . 111., Arrive.. . . .('erdlilo . Arrive, •J 52 p, m., J 08 a. in. 11 07 p tu., . TU., Arrive.. ...Tilton Vrriv -, 1.2.1 p. ni., 2.27 ft. m. li! .GO r. m., 5.01 p. I , Arrive.. . . . V11 limit A1 rive, 11.50 a. m., 12 50 p. m. 2 66 n. in 7 00 p . IU , ,» Aruw-.. . 1 ,. ke < iiv .. , .Arrive , U.JO a . iu., 10.23 p. TO. li a. i .. 8,CO p. III , Arrivo... , . Jacksonville.. Leave, 7 30 a hi. , 7.50 r. X. G BO a. in. , 10.15 p. Arrive... . Falatka . Arrive 7 0 4.5 a. in., 7 lo p, tn. 10. JO u. in., Arrive. . . ,8t. Augnalioe. . .Leave, 3 30 p. Lli. Train* J,a\. and d<part from union d.>pot in Macon, and Polatk#and.F, 0. A F* dtp®! In Jack . vi 1 lo. Palm -r.H on night trail Cone oq north bound ami h'l 11 Mi bound 4 iii nuuio inlM.ioon with tr.iinft’of Central ana . T. V Q a. Bilroada, A. C. F.NarP, J.T. HOGE, L. J HA KRIS, Tr Clio Manager. General Push Au«nt. Ticket Agout. HEX tV HUUNS, 0. T. and F.,A. No 510 Mnllborry, St. M iooii, On, Ii. 0. BODES, Jr., Soliciting Agent, r. Kimball Block, Atlanta, Oa. L. 0. CONUVA, a. r. A. It I’. ItiCUAftl), ,\gt. Union Depot, W. P. LAWHIIE, T. P.A. Palatini, Fla. f. y idreet, JuokRcuiville Flo. JAMES MF.NZIEH, Soutliein./igei t, 'J‘i Wei yty CNAOQtTAINTnD WITH THE GEOO'nAFHY OF vrncji talhable information from / THE OOUNTHT, WILL OBTAIN 5TUDY OF THIS MAP OP L'ltt! of Ammonia. In medicine tlio solution of ammonia ia (imployed art a mtauia of rousing tho respiratory nnd vascular systems, and of the alleviation of spasms. It is also uaod as a local irritiuit, and antacid. It cau used as a wash in water for the scalp and in the bath witlwmt danger.— llorald of Health. It has been shown that tho bad effect* of a fog were felt most by tropical plants which, in a stato of nature, were ex posed to tlio sunlight. Plants which grow under tho shade of forest trees did not suffer so much. Hoft, tender plants, and aquatic vegetation see mod to eom«n off worst. Mr. William Waldorf Astor is an ex cellent judge of a cigar, and has a iqnx.-in.li brand manufactured for him by a leail- ing Havana wakei-. It has a dolightfuli flavor and'is quito mild. Mr. Astor or-' ders ttiom by tho hundred box*s. in bp clif crlul and happy only add two chopped ]>otatoe8. hen | done, put in tho yolks of two eggs, Yon c ou Mi.-wi.ii ' i you i-. l “out of Hurts,” tuko j tablofcjpoonful of butter, a crated Dr. J. II. McLean's barB&parilla. 1 -- - - sorcH nnd nloors tlio ioohi prompt and When | satisfactory results nr.' obtained by using that old reliable remedy, l)r. J. H. &IcLoim'n Volcnnio Oil Liniment. JFiien you are constipated, have headache, or Iorh of appetite, lake Dr. J. H. McLean's Liver nnd Kidney Fillets; they aro pleasant to take nnd will cure you. If you have n painful sense of l itigno, find your duties irksome, take Dr. J. H, McLean's Sarsaparilla. It will brace you up, and you strong and vigorous. nutmeg and a littlo salt and pepper; Uii. l.t'H d'.siace i-: said'to be prevented these goods will he fouud at tho Store! U 1 T,pains, u s a Dr. J. ■ take up the chicken aud strain tho A Domestio Sewing machine latest improve j >mdI dyspepsia, rlieutnaiism, goiii Ac., oared Of TAJiBDXTON A DCOGAN. femst Wond<jr,ul ,lfc “ h “8 rl ^j 80 up. Imenta wedwtherj^V ffl ^d J e «crank, oanjlUudor'wood Spring V THE CHSC&60, HOCX (SUSS & PACIFIC wateouS^Itlver" To 0 ,-’”'”—-—«®S*K5f SS8-S& S%‘iC!m£ City-—to Lock Island IjEA ROUTE, to Spirit *hort’, direct route! In connection with linort irom SK. Louisville, Nashville, and Eastern and Scatuci n points converging Kansas City, it also conctltutcs THE SHORT LIME TO DENVER AND THE WEST, tFROIW THE MI88OUHI ISiVEfL It traverses vast aroas of the richest fuming and^j^rMjng jpnd® ln^tho saa, Col- b*i,ween Kansas (Jity and baidwell. Hutchinson ' and ' Dodge City, and PuUiuan Palaco Sleeping' Cars to and from Wichita and HutcliiaBOii. P/IACNIHCENT VESTIBULES EXPRESS TRAINS, ^ Leading all competitors In splondorol’ oqulpmoiit, c<>ol in suinmor^ v. ui'fkji - - .team.from tint locomotive In winter, w.U voaUlatod and froa iron „ by steam from tttu looomotiva in winter, weu vouwiu.-ej, *im *• v y - B lia t —leave Kant as City and 8t„ Joseph {tally, on arrival of trataa ft FREU Rocllning Chair Cars, RUNNING lHKyuc ti , rtaJl{ tn- Denver, Colorado Springs and Pueblo, making ntopa only at torvaning stations in Kansas arid Colorado. .^Y'^Sh Vn^rdsh^ielicious meals veniont stations west of Kansas City und tit. Joseph furnish aoiicioue n- at seaoonahlo hours and at modorato prices. . THE ROCK ISLAND IS THE FAVORITE TOURIST To Manitou, Pike’s 1‘oak, tho Garden of th®5?5* l *> S'mos^n^ofties^a’wtor/ Ji'all.s Idt'-ho Springs, the mountain park*, minin'.- , 0 ^??^ o ttonB Of Colorado, reooits, hunting and ft ah m,t grounds, and bo • ..’'.‘dj I '- u j, mrov uiuenb its Vestibule Express Trains arc equipped with uv v m d .... i. enjoyment, that can add to safety, oonvonlonoe, ooiinojt -q > 1 1 - ., ,; n Uni'-'h They also make close connections at ternun.d ciy, . in Ol jj ,. iou padfio, Depots) with the Denver and Rio Grande, Oo Denver ‘IVxi: - : ml Fort Worth, and a'l otlu , cliv ‘ w u . rD » va U,’* tiorT' < k( !,-■ Hups, Time V on..-, 1 qUlert, coiia-• > •••> - (issued monthly,, or further J - - aired imormatioa, »dui osj F «iT JOHN JOHN SEBASTIAN, ^ CHICAGO, IUE. WtttOM* ?**■ ^
