About The Sandersville herald. (Sandersville, Ga.) 1872-1909 | View Entire Issue (March 5, 1891)
The Herald & Georpum pTABtWBBH l«4i. W]VL PARK,Editor and Proprietor.! MORNING. MM UiinIi1»K |uU t :m vent'd < The March ti tm of Ibis court Mond a)', Ron. U L. Gamble, Jndge preatd- i I., inn duly THURSDAY 5. 1H91- inn. The Grand and Traverse jortci impaueled and orgar.izad, the Judge ddtv gttid tbe charge t places berj,intics pr Augusta's new city directory population at 63.000 ^ Fifty-three young doctors mas at th* Augusta Medlcal l "'leg' ‘ day. Diplomas were awarded b> 1 chanoollot of tbe State University 8 enatot"^rgoncaratofOalnorni» : , W at biBreetd.nceinWasbU.gtonon S' tunla, night, la hie 71st year. He had b.en de oliniug for bo me time. Dr E R Farewell. Son., a prominent Hap- His death was caused by > vented the Grand Jurors. Other nir attendance, but tbe its clear- tist divine, Friday last, vous prostration tair. H >* charge is highly commended lor „ n d conciseness, and lor it* praetica ntatiou of the duties, and intelligent pre ami reapouBibilities resting upon specified in their oaths, Motions ot the Ooilo. Mi. elected toremau, and Mr. of the grand iu obligations Grand Jurors, as and in tho variou Win. Martin was W A. Uallaher Beoretarj „est. Tho hour of meeting ot tins body was fixed by the Judge at 8:30, a As announced on Monday, the Grunina] docket was taken up on yesterday. Ilrsidos tlio local bar, t! Harman, of TentHUe ; Judge Col. 0. P. Crawford ol ids of preparation, and I must say that the jualily < f the various ingredients used m the composition of these goods, tho thorough manner in which they are manipulated and mixed, tho condition they present when ready for shipment, all impressed mo most lavorably. Del the farmers understand, however, that to secure tho protection which the farmers of lie Kllitigton law have inton led. they must •amply with the conditions to - hieli l have above called their attention. Let them les ion tho acreage, prepare ttie land deeply and hnroughly, increase the amount of fertilizer, either in composts or theoommete al brands, •ultivato rapidly and systematically and the . Milts will, I trust, bring gladness and aim- bine to our homes. Respectfully. K. T. Nesbitt, Commissioner. oto\i:i The shipping hill in which tho lobby wo* ! Editor Herald':’ mostly interested, the one granting a toon Ri j ^ cqM W(Wfl R , rnck ns on Thursday last i ; | J lit) CUI l Ultrti nutivn • J •* subsidy to all American vessels engaged ^ ^ report#l , a8 hlviug killed „U garden., trade with foreign Uonniritw, was ,.e aa e of early planting. From what I can learn the the House, aud the least objectionable t> 1 j 0 i\t, and fruit crop is not damaged to any ox- re are present I have found out a K'^aW her hair, notaringofgo L^^:^ station 1 . „ sinning mru nor pearls tot Oil for her sore throat. In all communities ] She's a siDging ■rsotis are taking perhaps for that very reason ar. ■•"j'-ji tboir lives by nslug B r ‘ or nuil iDHurm^ thoir lives by ^‘'^Htue^d'witVa'congh or :13rd when they aro cold. The Atlanta Medic^Collego Couimencemwt on Monday^ftud^.-^ „> ^ . ISTStSi Park of I.aGrange, Ua.. delivered tho valedictory, a young| the Atlanta Journal, of signal al.ddy m m i Sin. * well « Hfratore. Su0h COnipU ' SsTo a re,a.iv«.s grateful to thelltmahu. Hon. J- C. Twiggs ol Augusta Mill dgeville. Col. J. T Jtir l.in of Sparta, j. W. Hnbisou of Macon, Col' A. F. Da- ley ol Wrightsville The Court will probably contin next week through folia F, Johnson, Stafford’s P. O H. C w ; . I had end r-al Id years with eczema *,1 was at times confined to my bod the , t. irilde Mv son-in-law got me w “ bottles 'of Botanic Blood tnd 1 ask uue-half dozen itdm whiob entirely cured me, v mm publish till, for the benefit of othe suffering in like manner. A *IPOpluK * A party of 200 Ohioans under escort of Mai W. L. Olessner an Saturday. They were courteoua y -oeW and elegantly entertamed by Gov. NorllieD and the Northern Society, lhey left o Monday for Griffin, Fort Valley. Columbus, Ameriooi, Albany, Brunswick, Jacksonvilh, and St. Angnstiue in Florida They will m visit Savannah and Macon on t ived in Atlanta on The Harris Palatial Car, a new sleeper, ia said to 1)0 far superior to tho Pullman sleep ar ia thus described: mply a beautiful change I into an “Golden Medloa! Dlnoovery" cures those diseases which coma Horn blood impurities —scrofula aud skin diseases, swellings. But does it ? It's pot Of that authorizing llie granting of subsidies to tpnt steam vessels, in the guise ot payments f " r partners ar© hauling oflgaano rapidly from carrying United States mad. was passm . point it is impossible to keep oertain with nn amonduieut reducing the amonn j brands ns there is snob demand for them, be so paid. iespecially Kalnit, cotton seed meal, Ac. Mr Harrison now lifts ft whack ftt tno ui* reel tax bill that Mr. Cleveland vetoed. Hie' There was preaclnng at Rutherfords 1 . , ilotiHe amend- church by Kov. Ilndson Temple*, on the Sedftto having agreed to tho tiowfle nraeuu j j menU Itia the example of A bill allowing an annual pension ot ’ in 500 to the widow of Admiral l orter is alao in THE MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE CO. OP NEW YORK. 1114 X1A 111) -A. McClIRDl , President, STATEMENT FOR THE YEAR ENDING DECEMBER ‘.list, 1890, sores and by Hi j then agreed to tho House nmena-i'u""““ “J , ' ' , to «sy that ho will not follow 25th ult. I learn that there will be regular Mr. Cleveland in that respect, service at that church every fourth Sabbath Mr. Harrison's hands. Onon more U. S Trenaurcr Houston lias resigned, and this time it is for keeps He sands of gallous, aud sold to hundreds of refuses to bo il.t thousands, Can it euro os well as though il | HO daI friends do not hesitate to say that It is had been compounded fot you. J _ , I Tt.,,iui.m'a intention to return to Indiana had been compounded f >r you, . il lusion's intention to roturn to Indiana blaokumith shop against Mr Benjamin llarri tun and Erysipelas, Carbuncles and Sore Kjes, Thick Neck and Enlarged Gland-, are well to-day because they used it. Suppose that this is so Suppose that a quick wilted mauwas far seeing enough to cleanse tlie blood was to cleanso the life. ■Suppose that by many experiments, und ut ter many failures, ho discovered the golden key to health and that his t ilth in it for you * so atrong that you can go to your drug- .'ist, buy a bottle and, il it doesn t help you, yon can get your money returned—oheoriul- ly. Will you try it ? ‘ The lemedy to have loith iti.il the romtdy tlie makers themselves have tailh in. SYLACAUUA, ALAIUII I M HAIIIlLBCm’ as the new church is completed which will ho soon ; work is already being done on it. We have a good school at this, tho Oconee academy, under the charge of Miss Julia ,-mewed, hut his oiose per- Jackson, it numbers forty pupils. I am glad to aay that the health of our community is very good. Miss Lizzie Ellis, of Statesboro, Bulloch Co,, who has been visiting her relative, Mrs, J. D, Prince of our town, returned home a few days ago. Mr. J, W. Moyo, of Hancock Co, who lias been visiting relatives iu lids county returned home a few duyB ego. Respectfully, Heniuouji. At returning v 11th. __ . MfU'uii Wlwt The BlaU Encampment has been won >J Macon upon certain conditions named, must make its pecuniary donatmns . anal to the largest offered, and must donate also „> acres of land. The fact however of allowing Macon to supplement its original proposi tion, and not extending tbe same privilege to other competing cities, has raised a gen eral howl of discontent over the State. «»■ oon propose* to meet tlie demands made, hot so vigorous are tho protests against the action ot the committee, that the end is not ».’on yet. let IVIHIAV I'KKMim. Pho new car is tuns uesor.ueu. This beautiful town in the nob, mineral the day lime It Is .imply » beautiful region ol North Alabama, is still making . , tlor and at night it is changed into an steady strides iu its onward marok of growth 1 ' , , timrouohlv refined end development. aiul'artiHtio'io'all ol its'details. In tbe day Its great land sale on the 28d aud 21th of tJo there is not the slightest evidence ot April last year, scored thohighpomt ot *100,- tt • hev ate all arrauged beneath 000 for business iota. 1 he sales of tlie Shot !i" li L'and il' night Hie space they occu- day reached the munificent sum ol $1U3,000. “ .. ... e a l0 HU ,re ti.o handsome furniture The sales generally were oonditioued up- 1 ' n • ,i,ac* At tlio rear end is a complete on the erection by tho puroh iser at an oarly r 1 ”n Au elegant library is one feature day ot brlok buildings upon lots purchased, and a*private stale room and observation A letter from the popul ,r mayor, Horn E Lm t re uoticable. The decorations are M Douglass of this prosperous city, received i minted while the wood finishings are during the past week, gives a gratifying ao- trfered oak and amaranth, count ol tho progress made in hulldliiy, tho y.,.1, feature's are lavatories, invisible olos- construction ol tho Alabama. Mineral »1 ■ nu f„r silverware a safe lor vnluabl. H, gas- road, the erection of a splendid new hotel, Iwbts a hall, room, a speed indicator, a pi bank building and other enterprises now tin- an , in lact everything that can add to tho der consideration. m'fort and .as.-the traveler. Some idea Tho allowing made in less than ono year of tho magnificence of tho palaoo car may (for this sterling rising young city, is oertain- ho had from its cost, $12,000 Tin* i:\poailIon Ikisl If Is how Mr. O. G. Johnson, of Beloit, Wis., i xpresses how lie loiind out what l ay lor s Cherokee Remedy of Sweet Gum and M ul- lein vuis, und bow tllioHcioUH )t in in curing coiigljH, coldH und croup. The propriety and expediency of calling n woman to tho presidency of tlie Girls In duslrlkl College is evoking attention and dis cussion. Several well known, cultured wo men have taktn the initiative nnd advocated tho right of woman to this positiou, as au in- struotrsss and trainer for woman. Hon. Martin V. Calvin ot Augusta, in a re cent communication on this subject to the August* Chronicle, says ■ Executive ability is freqneully mentioned ns one of the firHt ijuestlouH of a man iu connection with this positiou. 1 can nauio a dozen or morn wo men in Georgia who possess executive ability and all tho speoial and general fpialifications necessary to the successful inauguration and oouduot of tho iiiHt;tuUou.” Fllly.llriit Ctuigi'eM IIii«i<‘U. ly a remarkable one, even in this day ot modem improvement and magical develop uieut. Though not written,lor publication, hut a private letter to the editor, yet we take tno libeity of transferring to the columns ol the Heuald its pleasant news. * 'There liavo been ten two story brick stores built on Broadway and now occupied, two mote iu construction, all south of tho 0. & W. li, li. A brick hank building, aud hotel Apprapriuthfll *»«'" (tlie latter wood, and custiug about thirty thousand dollars), have also bceu erected, The following from a Wnshlngton oorres-l north of tho R. R. The store houses m tho rondent detailing tho appropriation made;old town aro all occupied except tour, they for this dipartim nt, and tho vast sums paid have been vacant only a short time; think d mail carriers, will inter-1 they will he rented yet. son, who, by refusing to make him decretory of tbe Treasury, finished theloststrnw which broke the camel's back, which had been lor same time strained to i's utmost because of social slights. Mr. Harrison figures now on counteracting Mr. Houston's opposition by the support of Mr. J. A. Lciueke, ox-Stato Treasurer ot Indiana (a Gresham man) who will lie his successor ns Treasurer. Senator-elect Kyle, of South Dakota, is a daily visitor at tho Ci^iltol. lit say s that on questions of tariff and fiuatioo lie will act with the deni.uuats; but that doss not pro vent the republicans try ing to win him over by attentions aud • 'tally." 1 ime only will toll what sort of a man lie is. Senator llearst, alter a long illness, died Saturday night. SAVE MONEY AND SUFFER ING. Ono feature of tho thousands of testimoni als that have been given in behalf of S. S. S. is remarkable. In a number of instances it is related that a great iloal of tirno and mon ey have been spent in a vain effort to securo relief from disease in th» usual way, A know* ledge oi tlie virtues oi Swifts Specific would have savod tlio time and the money to say nothing of tlio prevention of the suf fering, There need ho no snob mistakes made now. The great blood purifier is for sitlo everywhere, and the S.iS. S. oompany in Atlanta will send to auy address their Treatise on Blood and Skin Diseases free, and a pamphlet opnUiniug a low of tne thousands of testimonials they have receiv ed from those who have experienced the benefits oi this wonderful modioiue. sols $147,154,961 20 Reservo on Policies nt 4 per cent, $106,608,068 00 Liabilities otoer than Reserve, 505,050 82 Surplus 9,981,283 38 Receipts from all sources, ... ; 34.978,778 69 Payments to Policy-Holders, 10,970,200 05 Risks assumed, 49,18,8 policies, 160,9.85,985 68 Risks iu force 206,055 policies, 638,22t>,8f>5 24 Business for 1890 shows IN OR RAISE over that of 1889, as follows: In Assets 633 18 Iu lleservo on Policies ami Surplus 10,554.091 94 Iu Receipts, 3,859,759 07 In Payments to Policy-holders, 1.772,191 67 In Risks assumed 4,611 policies, 9,383,509 21 In Risks in force 23,745 policies W,376,9X1 32 Nnntlmt ill<■* A nltmlem. Ebrron Hkiut.d: Iseo that 1 omitted the tiaiuo of Hon. Maoon Warthen in our Muster Roll, who was a prominout member of our Company, also J. 0. Tontiill' was a member nnd transferred to 4'Jth On. ltegt, and lost leg in battle, Owen Elkins killed at Seven Pine’s Battle. It any one knows of any member whose name is omitted, I would thank them for tho information, as 1 want to keep a correct list of our old Comrades. Respectfully, A. S. Avast Urd. Sorgt Co. B. iiStli Ua. Rogt, Deepstep F. O' On. T. 0. HENDRIX, Gonoral Mimager. >0*1 AI. UXI'HNiSUS. [||IIIU*IIM* MUTUAL LI EE IN SUR ANCE CO. The Olilcsl, the Iii»rit<*st, ttiw « iietiiM ui, und liMlly, th*“ llew." A. T. CUNNINGHAM, Hen. Agt., 1). P. ELLIS, Special Agt., Atlanta, G*. Sandersville, Ga. mr 5,'91 G. G. LACY, See’y & T»«as. Macon Sash, Door & Lumber Co., MANUFACTURERS AND DEALERS IN Sash, Doors, Blinds, Turned and Scroll Work, Paints, Oil, GhMi, P»t4y and Builders’ llurdwaro; also Limo, Cement, Photo, Grates ami Mautols. GOOD GOODS And Low Price*. Office 414 Poplar 'stroet, Telephone, Factory 404; CW* 09 41% IIABCUIMO.V Whew! Why what’s tlie matter? Cold! A blizzard from the north west struck Hnrti- son Thursday evening aud brought about quite a change in overy thing, especially tho air, bringing the thermometer from summer heat to a freezing point. Ico over an inch thick iu twelve hours A regular Hnap. Our jovial marshal, Mr. Morris, has mar- What prominent and well known business men say From tho lion, Thomas G. Jones, Govern or ol Alabama. Montoomehy, Ala., Aug., 1G, 1890, Mu. J. K Wilcox, General Agent, Mutual Life Iusuranee Company of N.Y Deab Sib—I have been a polioy-holdor in several of tho loading Lifo Insurance compa nies of this country for aoruo time, but nev er have I been so well pleased with tho io- suits attained on my various policies us those presented to me by your great Com pany My premium fell duo to-day, aud as I was about to pay it, to my agreeable surpriee, 1 fouud that my dividend was sufficient not only to pay tho premium but loft uie a 1891 J. J. SPARKS A worlliy Washington county official voic ed yesterday the general driit of popular sontiment. by remarking, “well let us have a jubilee at 12 o'olook to ctlehrato ti.o ad- journment of Congress.” l’arty strife was never more rancorous, nor seclioiial bitterness never more fed and fos tered than during tho present cougre-ts. No man of his generation perhaps has done mere to fan the llame of Boctional ran cor thiu the Lite speaker Thomus B. Reed. l’rior to his rulings the rights of tho mi nority oould he guarded and protected, hut under hi* speakership, a quorum wheth present or absent wub counted, and votes recorded of members aliBont. The passage of tho McKinley tariff hill by thiH congress favoring uieuopolies and capitalists and add ing to tho burdens of tho people, and the marvalous reaction growing out of the hill, causing au overwhelming defeat of the re publican party iu national elections-of last full, wilt long he remembered. The enormous appropriations made Ly thiu congress will it is said, be neuriy $1, 000,090,000, The election hill has however been to the South a oonataut source of terror, hut for the conservatism lhat.still dominated a per fiou of the republican patty, this odious measure,with its rueful,cousequenceu would have been passed. to postmasters est renders ol tbe Ubuald. “The postal appropriation hill, approved by the house, carries a little beyond $7.,- 01)0,000, Some ot tho items that go to make up this princely sum ars interesting Thu amount estimated for the transportation ol tho mulls is $29,711,000. divided as follows: Inland by rail routes, $215,530,000; star routes, $5,893,000; steamboat routes, $525,- 0)0, and for foreign mail service, $753,000. The salaries of all the postmasters of tho United States equal $U,900,COO. and that “There have been twenty very good rosi- ahtiled his forces nnd is now putting our streets in apple pio order. City Fathers of Harrison, whore are ye? Let us have an arbor day -as all towns donees built and being built now, all willl ought to. and have our streets ornamented Tne Albania Mineral with beautiful shaile trees. Harrison as si ou bo oouiploted, U R. has been completed to Culera, except the bridge across Coosa river. A temporary bridge had been built and trains were running through, but the late freshet carried it away. The iron bridge is being pushed ns rapidly as possible, aud will b* completed soon. “The land company has recently changed hands, it will be pushed now by Custom cap italists, und I think tho confidence of the sum is given. The laigest salary, $8,000, is | people in the iuture growth of tho town is aw irded to tlio postmaster at Now York and very much onoournged, iu lact my own hopes tlio smallest, 29 cents, to n cross-roads of ficial in the State of North Carolina. All tlio lerks in all the postollicos cost $8,000,000 ir annum, and the thousands of mail carri- s, $10,902,000 more. The coat of tho rail- ay postal system is $2,731,1)00 for car ser vice alone, end $0,303,000 is necessary to ly railway postal dorks. Tho sum of $203,000 is appropriated to pay for the manufacture of postal stamps Stamp- lopes aud uewspaper wrappers cost 933,000 more, and postal curds $211,000 more. Mail hugs and mail bug “catchers' cost annually $260,000, while wrapping twine calls lor $115,000. Those are big fig urea, hut great us they are they do not cover the onst ol the postoflico department in this oily with Its hundreds of officials, clerks, messengers, etc. That is provided for iu the sundry civil bill.” llailroud TbIIi. The Milledgeville Union Sl Recorder of Tuesday publishes the following item: It is «t»Ur.l tLnt the Middle Georgia and Atlantic R. R. Go. is now iu a condition begin work. It seeniH also to be a s ettled fact that Milledgeville will not he ou tho route. If this road is built, it is understood that tb Central railroad will build a connecting liu between this city and Teunillo, and thus make a Bhort and competing route between Atlanta aud the Sea. Ho if Mr. Maelien can arrange to bring his road tins',way he will at least be instrumental iu assisting our city to get s better road. The reoeut numerous meetings and oon- fereuoes by tho auihorities cl the L. A N railroad C'o., and of the Atlanta A l'lon ia railroad Co., have led to the impression, that the former is about to purchase the latter handsome surplus b6aidos, enough for a so- Having reoeivod a good, large shipment of Guano, I now lako )de*»wro In MkiomioIbc to uv customers, and the public generally, th t I am now rmdy io fill all ordeis, •i«k*w at this place, or nt any points on the Central, the WtlghWville Jt DnlWo, or on th* 4tt gnstn, Gibson A Hondersvillo R. li. As to ti e quality of poods I sin handling, *h» whar- actor and reputation of Companies, or MiuiulacturoiB 1 am repressmlng should H a .«$- fioient Kimranteo of the character and quality of tl»© fioodi. Hnch C/utapaalei, lot in- Htanoos as thcHe: G. OB ER SONS’ CO. Baltimore, Md. LI 8TE1VS AGL. CHEM. Co. NewriPk, N. J. FURMAN FARM IMP. Co. AU»dHx,©*. Prices this season will lie a little lower, and purehssers will bo giv»u the prlvllsgp oi uying on eitlior a currency or cotton imHis. Please call and sea me, aud let us b*va vontordersearly, that I may know how to provide for the trade. Yuu.ra respectfully, J. J. ol A.RA3. Sandoruvillo G»*., Jan. '2D *91. in tho town are much stronger than over bo foie. Tlio lino of tho railroad leaves Fayette ville to tlie north about one mile, on by Tal ladega .Spring, tbonoo to Shelby and Culoia. • •We fully oxpoot a cotton factory built here in tlie near future aud have souio hope of a furnaoe. If the furnace and factory are built there will be a rolling mill and foundry, as tho parties who constitute tlio Land Com pany say thcro is no reason why pig iron should he shipped north and manufactured and shipped back here. They have spent several days here lately and express them selves as being well pleased with tho place d Burtouudings.” ILilr In .Tlisorv To thousands of people who have tho taint ot scrofula in their blood. Tlie agonies caart oth Good Looks. Good looks are more than skin deep, do- pending upon a healthy condition ot all the vital organs. If the Liver ho inactive, you have a Bilious Look, if your Stomach ho dis ordered you liavo a Dyspeptic Look, and if your Kidneys ho affected you have a Pinched Look. Secure good health aud you will icrotnln in their blood. me agonies have good looks. Electric Bitters is the sell by the dreadful running sores nnd I Rrea t alturativo and Tonic acts directly on er manifestations of this disease are he- j tbeso vital organs. Cures L luipleH, Blotch- IJtl U VOwl I I'Ll'/** • ' Ay equal to Hood'a tturfiaparilla fur bcrofula, salt-rDcum and every form of blood disease, li is reasonably sure to benefit all who give it a fair trial. Be s uro to get Hood’s. The Fertilizer Inspection 1-Htv. Wu reproduce the subjoined letter from Col. R. T. Nesbitt, Commissioner of Agrioul. turn, to the Constitution for tlie benefit ol our readers by special request. Aueicultuual Defabtment, Atlanta, Mar, 9.—Editor Constitution : I have had many inquiries from farmers in different sections of the state, asking for information iu regard to tho law relating to the inspection of fer tilizers, passed by the recent legislature, and . * ii i.' 11, <•* nt. Inn.- Permit. *riA a good complexion Sold at Wrn. Rawlings Drugstore, 50o. por hottlo. WASHINGTON LKSTEIl. road. This road secure.t, au outlet to the known as the EUiuglou law. Permit me through tho ooluums of your widely read pu- per to answer thesee questions aud to state a few tacts which are ot interest and value to the farmers, generally. Under tbe Ellington law, now iu force, the farmer can, if fie choose, require the seller to draw samples it, tho presence of witness- .... place the same ib bottles with the mann- factarer’s guaranteed analysis on the label, I seal the bottles securely and place them in (From our regular Correspondent.) Washington, D. O., March. 2, 1891. Senator Ingalls is making tlio effort of his lile to get Mr. Harrison snubbed by the re publican Senate, aud to get even witli an old personal enemy at tho same time, by getting the nomination of Representative Anderson, of Kansas, to he Consul-General to Egypt, which Mr. Harrison sent to the Seuato with that of Senator Blair to be minister to China, rejected, or “bung up,” which would keep Auderaon out of the office until next Decem ber. If an extra session is to bo avoided Con gress will have to crowd more business into these three last days than it lias ever done before, for everything is in a very much mix. ed and backward condition ut this' writing aud it would certainly cause no surprise here should several ol the regular appropria tion bills fail to get through. There would have been no probability of failing to pass tho appropriation hills if the republicans in tlie House had not voted to ! snend two days on the Shipping bills, and Icbarg" of the ordinary. It, after testing the ooabt at Brunswick, or to Florida by meansutilizer, the furuiur has reason to suspect of the Plant system at Way crons could be! that tho qualities aro not such as he was led pffaoted It') heliei.., lie e .n have lb" sample bottles, easily effected. | which weie Kit win. the ordinary, sent to A special Central train tuado tho difitauco! tbo wtato ;trul his oilioitil uiiulyftis | spend two day from Maoon to Milieu on TnfttsiUy, 7‘J miD a W »U b»* aoc i g uh mviiJ«$jioh iu au> court in ^ ev W ero not constantly trying to leave in 80 minutes. The train was chartered b y l **> Uu ! " r the appropriation bills for th two wealthy New Yorkers, who wished to catch the night train from Augusta lor New York. _ tlie girls would thou say “is so lovely. Our town can boast of a musical club un der the proficient care of Mrs. Kent, that meets each Friday night and drills iu songs for tlie Sabbath. Alias Hallie Smith’s Art olass still draws— guoHS it's tho “Lass O If we are allowed to judge from actions, and they say “they speak louder than words,’ there will he some marriages in, about or near our little town soon. We have just passod througli a little bit of a romance A couple of youug peoplo from Johnson county, got up a osse of elopement last Wednesday and oawo to our umiablo and hospitable Mr. A. W, J. Wood, N.P. ex of. J. F-, and roused him from his Hleep about midnight to he spliced, thinking all that had to bs done was to givo our good hearted J. P. the eavh for liceuso, who would then niaku them ono bone. But ala, ! for humau nature which does not al ways realize its expectations, they were dis- appointed. The would-be groom was instructed as to duty and the law, proceeded to tho depot to take the train for Sandersville, when he was mot by a cornier, who informed him that a telegram had been sent instructing the Or dinary Dot to grant the lioense aud lo arrest the parties. Holy Moses ! what's to be done?" Not to be deterred ho returned, took his woulh- be better half, and not with measured step, but after the mauuor ol "John Gilpin" has tened to Louisville, saying. “If I fail there I’m bound for South Carolina,"—nut giving us a chance to sing our Epithalamiuin. Your typo made some mistakes, and put thiogs vice versa. I know I am a poor writer and a bad speller, and you must help me out You got the Rev. Charlie Moore's name wrong. Ho is in charge of the circuit here, having been sent by tho Methodist Confer ence South. The measles have put iu their appearance a little orst of us. LiUlo Docy Harrison, as he is familiarly culled, lias « case of them at his mother’s, lie bos just returned from tho Augusta Medical Collego, whero he had bosm to he made a full fledged doctor. Guuuo! It still comes and goos. 40 car loads—800,000 lbs. up to date has been dis posed of and more to come. One agent to day handled,with his own hands, 100,000 lbs. Hr. Wm. Fulghum a former citizen of this place bat now of Maoom put iu his presence Sunday. Had much to tell of Mu- und its prosperity. Mr. Loraiue Brown of Boliugbroke was the guest of Mr, Uraybill. Mr. Arohey Miller of Lot hair, Ga .showed us his happy ana contented face Sabbath. . * i ... „ I .1-11 ril.nl In UPA Vfin . journ to tho Springs. To tho many seeknis ot Lite Insurance iu this seotion of tho coun try I do not hositato to recommend The Mutual Life Insurance Compatiy of Now York as the leader of them all. Its splendid judicious investments, carelul and systematic methods of doing business, aud above all, its libeial and fair treatment of its policy holders, South as well us anywhere else, convince me that it is the Compauy. Yours very truly, Thob. G. Jones. THE A. J. MILLER LB. 1km* From S. W'axlebaam, Esq.. S. Waxlebaum & Son, Wholesale Dry Goods, Macon, Ga. Maoon, Ga., Aug. 14, 1890. Meimbh. TunriN, Oodkn & Co., Agents Mutu al Lifo Insurance Compauy, Maoon, Gti. Gentlemen—I am now carrying iiiHuranco on my lifo to tho amount ot $70,000, ot which amount $27,500 ia held in The Mutual Life Insurance Company of New York, und I must say that the actual results attained on my policies in tlie Mutual Lifo far exoeeds those of any other company in which 1 am now insured. I give below a statement of one policy held by me iu tlie Mutual Life, which I think will show for itself: Policy No. 92,700, issued January 23, 1809, age 33, original amount, $5,000 00 Which has been iuoreasod by addi tions 2,254.00 Comprising a full lino of Parlor and Bedroon Suits, Folding beds, Lounges &c. \RT GOODS, embodying all the term implies, as applied to farnitura— A SPECIALTY. A full line of SHADES and MATTINGS of handsome doM^s. pecial attention to mail orders. 171 Broughton St. Nov.v.27, ’90. The A. J Miller Co. ISavannah Ga. Making total value of this policy as an immediate claim, $7,264 00 I have paid premiums on tho above policy for 21 years, amount ing to 2,601.90 Whiob would still leave au excess of claim over und above nil pre miums paid for 21 years.... $4,062.10] I am glad to commend this Compauy, aud most cheerfully boar testimony to its libe ral management, fully meriting its claim for being "THE OLDEST, THE LAIIOIST, THE CHZAP- K8T, AND LASTLY, the best" that offers insu rance to tbe peoplo of this seotion of the country, Yours very truly, B. Waxledaum. Fine Horses! TWO OAR LOADS! auoiil, which uro at tlior- t:ie stall anil" by the d(q ough as’we can make tlmm with the force now at our command, the nliurp competition exikting uujoiik ti.o various manufacturers of tbise goods and the close ui.-rgiris, the far mer has a fair chance for that protection, which he needs. And iu this connection I, . - i af rialaHnn as .'ouI i hay to the farmer-.-, in whose ranks I j allow the majority to pass such legislation as hdvu struggled lor nearly thirty years, that 1 . t m ight seo fit, tho majority would lay aside . 3 ' live made il a point to examine very closely , r onriution hills and proceed under tho V/Ueil u.utom m.iler lA'hif.h 11ittUld UOOlls ftfli UTB- III .... purpose of pushing through something to help the de crepit old republican party. Representative Cannon had the sublime impudence to make the threat that unless the democrats would vote lor the suspension of the rules so as to IfifiUlrd To The llest. All at* entitled to the best that their nion •y will bar, bo ever y family “5oni t ha■ *000, tt bottle of tho host family r Syrup Of Yif!*, to oleaneo the system wuen lUu HyaUlu , in der which these goods arc pre- '"^nf'.oeh business us it might costive O* bilious. For sale m 50c aud $1.00 pared. I have visited sevuiaL large uiuuu- rules to dispose of saoh bu g botUM by IwdiDg druggists. jniteu- a Y ‘"uou oi. wit** , liaetoriep, and, iu person, inspected the rneth-';believe pugnt to be passed. Those Kentucky Horsts Here. are From J.W. Burke, Esq., J. W. Burke * Com pany,Booksellers aud Printers, Maoon,Ua. Macon, Ga., Aug. 15, 1890, Mesbiis, TunriN, Ooden A Co. Uentlembn—Ab you know, 1 havo held a policy lor a number of years iu Tho Mutual Life Iusuratico Compauy of New York, rep. resented by your firm. I am delighted with tho results of your Company so fur. Your terms are reasonable, your plan ns good as tho best companies in America. I only wish I h&d taken rnoro when I had a chuuot. Yours truly, J. W. Buukk. Come nguin, Arohey, always glad to see you, We know that Harrison has attractions. Peter Popcobn, fh'Uliet' AlllttllCf?. Oconee, Ga., March 2,1891, Editor Herald :—Will you please publish in your paper the regular meeting day of 2m?'Sunday in eaoh month at Ooonee Aouds- iiiY nt2 o'clock p. in. The other county papers will please oopy Respeottully, T. P. Rhodm. t I take pleaauae iu informing the Public that I bar# broagh* /frou$ Kentucky two carloadd of line Horses, expressly for,this mark®*. My experience in the past enables mo to select the ato$k.$ Jf* need. Call and see this fine lot. HAY aud FODDER Wanted.—I will pay more than any'oea •!**- Tutt’s Pills Clias. G. Rawlings, SANDERSVILLE, GA. Redding & Baldwin ■tlmnlatea the torpid liver, >trenfftli. ens the <1 itfvstlvc or|f»ii», r«gult»tei iu« bon els, »ro uncqualeil mm mm ANTI-BILIOUS MEDICINE. In malarial district* tlielr virtues ar* widely recognised, a* they posses* pee wit ar properl le* in rreelu* tlie system from that poison. Kleaantly su*ar •oated. ltose small- l’rlse, Socti. Sold Everywhere. Office, 44 Murray St., Now York, That sour-tempered, cross, dyspeptic in dividual, should take Dr. J. H. McLean* Sarsaparilla! It will make him feel us well and hearty as the healthiest of us. Ho needs hr»#»g up, vitalizing, that is all. 308 2nd Street, Macon, Ga., Have the LARGEST and best selected stock of CLOTHING, HATS, and GENTLEMANS UN DERWEAR over brought to Macon.—Prices rea sonable. Call on thorn. Doe. 4. 1800. Tlicy llnvo Tome. Throo earloads of mules arid horsps have just arrived, and are now ready tor you. Chas. G. Kawlxnqs Go to Mrs. G. O. Hi own to getanew Homo Sowing machine. 1 Vi make easy term ii you dont want to pay e Gi. Beach ,fc Farmer, Louisvill* Ga. Burial Cases Metalie Cases, Casketsi and Cof- r . a r.f unw QnftUtv and Grade, &• fins, of any Quality and —-- ^ « ways on baud. A laiP! fl _ H „i oro tliBBO goods will be found atthes of Tabbutton & Ddogan. ' • M ■ k*
