About The Sandersville herald. (Sandersville, Ga.) 1872-1909 | View Entire Issue (March 5, 1891)
r LOCAJj ITEMS. gvftlP®5 o;*i£ BNJOY8 fhn metlioil ami results when Strnp ' I' T'iirs is taken; it id pleasant Jj retrosliiug to tlio tnsto, and acts [ditlv yet promptly or, tho Kidneys, h te r mul Bowels, cleans ^ tiro sys- ttin effectually, dispels coldi, head- ictif and levers and cures habitual cnaipation. Syrup of Figs is the 0D |. remedy of its Liud ever pro- Jurtik pleasing to the taste and ac- ueptiMe to tlio stomach, prompt jn it/irt'mn ami truly beneficial in its i'l l, I fi«>«'ala Oonrt week. Light snow on Thursday last. Have ycra paid your city taxes? Whcnt bran at Eureka Milt. Last Thursday brought on the coldest wave of the men. Ice formed two inches thick on Friday morning. Wheat bran at Eureka Mill, The continued wet weather retards tiro farmer, already behind in his crop prepara tions. Jersey Ow and Calf and a dozsn Can an Pencils for 10c. et JORDAN'S DRUG STORE. ffff'Copy righted. Whether the fruit crop has been damaged, and to v at extent, by the oold snap of last week, is not yet tally known. When iu in rot 1'PtisMlly injured by . vn| r ... eida tn Intense enough ap, the Urn on a 111 ba kilted leatrojed. This »o hopo was Hightat «f all m Leavening Fewer.— IT. S. Gov’t Report, Aug. 17, 1889. Indelible Ink for marking clothes, war rantid not to wash out. Call at Dnrloo’s, '■Utl Hl'h: |,'*l .7 : li' SlIlUlOU JO| |<OOUa;|VSJ ‘iuouio sjjuv .'urn u.u noi jo j&mam ABSOLUTELY PURE bloom fruit freezes, i! h to freeze tt • and tho o..p not the ease. Suror to Oil da'Ion cannot bn laid than the real merit which Is the solid base for the monumental suersnn of Hood's Ms separilln. Pet'Konal, Mr. W. A. Jordan who lately moved to Rictnvood, Dooly Co., is spending a few days with his old Washington friends, Mr. Geo. Whitaker, Jr., spent a day or two in the city this woek. lie is with Mr. 8. 11. ltobison is tho soda bottling works in War- ronton. Two Papers a 'Week for a Dollar a Year. The "Ttvioo a wuek" Edition of The St. touts Hepiiljllo is at onoo the best and the cheapest news journal in tho world. It is a big so\en.eolnmn paper, containing six to eight pages eaoli issne, or 12 to 10 every week, and ia mailed every Tuesday and Friday, lied, Violet and illnek Inks. DUllLOQ, the Printer. Laundry Stock. By recent notion of tho Hoard ot Directors f'hoTennille Improvement Company, I iu authorized to issue ‘JO shares of Latin- r . sleek, to he issued to purchasers at $25 per share, l’ar value, lhe building is about complete, the plant has arrived and the Laundry will be iu operation in 30 days. Applications for stock must be made to the uudersigDed. J, C. HARMAN, eb. 11, ’91, Sec y aud Tress. Iuk in largo and small bottles at Durloo'n jtl |Ctl' efftc'.h prepared only from tho most lirtkhy and agreeable Bubstanees, its Biiiv excellent qualities commend it t(| j|l nod have made it tho molt popular remedy known ‘gvrup of Figs is for Palo in 60c Ml j'$l bottles by all leading drug- e iia Any rclinblo druggist who puy not havo it on lmnd will pro- curt it promptly for any ono who wishes to try it. Do not accept any lubititute. CALIFORNIA FIG SYRUP CO. •AN FRANCISCO, CAL. msvtue, nr. nlw yom, sty c HU 1 ic 1 r S EP. V 1CES. SECOND HON DAY. llAfl'IST. Preaebinp! in Sandersville at 11, a. m. and u ai by the p.stor, ltov. B. It. Ivey. PreaobiDg next Saturday, at 11, a. m,, and jumiav 11,am. and 7. p. m., Davisboro laptlitckW b,by Bev, O it. MoOall, pastor. r ,111 tSTXAM Preacting at Tennillo, 11, a. m. and 7, p. by tin' poster, Rev. F. L. Adams. *’ METHODIST. Prstobing at TennlUo at 11 a. m., and in Imdinvllh at!7 p. b. Rev. J. W. Waston, iMtor ppolhtiiMirtsi lor woslilngton i Irciilt. Bay Hptini.'. 1st Sunday an 1 Saturday before. Deepulci 2nd Sunday and Saturday before. U»hin Hill, 31 Sunda aud Saturday in-fore, aud Ni Mu l i.t i p. m. 3rd Sunday . rahernn l’, Ith Sunday and Saturday before anil NV Bethel at I p. m. 4th Sunday. Hew Bethel, 5th Sundays and Sat. before. IHctl. A telegram u in received on Sunday last SDDOUnoir. t!ie death on that moroing of Mrs. Mary J. Horn nt her borne in Eastman. Until a t. . jo, Mrs. Horn resided in Sanderavihr. v.hcri she made many friends idnring her long r Idt noe. She was a sister of Judge I>. Heberts nl Eastman. Mrs. Dotu WR-i a indy ot many noble qaalitiesund worthy member of the Baptist ohnrch. hbt was klieiit 62 years of ago ▲ l*n!ctitc(t aintlc Iree Dr. T. L. Harris has takon a patent for an lni| rovi d alngla tree ci.’bis n»i invention On yrsterdry wo s*,w hi* model aud we think ". .urnmeml itself to nil, as a great ooiivei -.ms n ’ di ebb d improvement upon the ptisi ut muko, I hu attachments to the olovia or lap rings of traces are all by screws, making it easy to change position of hook or hand, to lighten or loosen, and also readily mended, if broken by new screws, Tho prico will be the same as tho present single tree. Mr. 8. It, Robison reports the ontlook of Its coders got the nows of the day almost n« promptly nnd fully as the read' rs of a Daily and half a week ahead of nuv Wei kly in every stale in the Union. Yet the price is ONLY ONE DOLLAR A YEAR. Special Missouri, Illinois and Texas Editions are printed, and a General Edition for other States oontairn- nothing lint details ot important events ol his enterprise at Wurrenton vory cheering. He has n good territory he can supply with soda water. Dr. 1) R. Camming of Wnithen, who has been quite sick from the prevailing epidem ic, wo are giftd to learn is now improving. Iti'nfuess < I5»* <11 red by local applications, hr they cannot reaob the diseased portion of ttio ear. There is on ly ono way to cure Deafness, and that is by constitutional remedies Deafness is caus ed by an inflamed condition ot tho iimoons lining of the Eustachian Tube. When this tube gets inflamed yon have a rumbling Hound or imperfect hearing, and when it is entirely closed Deafness iH the result, and unless the inflammation can betoken out and tliiH tnbo restored to its normal condition. Iieartng will be destroyed forever; nine cases nut of ten aro caused by catarrh, which is nothing but an inflamed condition of tho muoouH snrfaooH. Wo will give One Hnndred Dollars for any esse of Deafness (caused by Catarrh) tbai wo cannot cure by taking Mull’s Catarrh Oars. Send for otroulars, froe. F. J. CHENEY .t Co., Props., Toledo, 0. ."?■ Sold by Druggists, 75 c. Mr. Jnlins Colin is lying up from an at jintorest everywhere. The Uepublic ia the tack ot Lagrippe. Hope he will be out soon .|i 0 „ding Democratic paper of Hie country, Miss Hollo Hopkins of Savannah was |* aggressive, but at the same time liberal, aud tl.o city lest week, the guest of Mrs. B. D. the only thoroughly national journal in the Evans. Sr. j whole country. Romember tho prioe is , . , ONLY ONE DOLLAR A YEAR. Sample Dr. A. J, Cheatham now of Atlanta, WM joopics, dao an illustrated Preminm Oatalo gne, sent fioe on application. Address 1 "he liqiublic, St. Louis, Mo. f A I'mlitr* Worry. Your poor wuariod wile losing sloop Digh after night, nursing the Utile one suffering Irom that niglil-ilepd to children i- id horroi to parents, oaoni>, sliotild have a bottle ol Taylor's Cherokee Romeily of 15 cot Gun. andMnllein.au nndoubtrd cronp proven- tivo and euro tor coughs, colds and oon- sumption. \V heat bran at EUREKA MILL. Wheat l!rau at Eureka Mills, Copy Books, Writing Tablets, Slates, Pen- sil.i, ifco,, tor sale by Durloo, the Printer. rourl lliislncss. It cau h- ;,ivi 11 in a enp of tea or ooffee lthout the knowledge of the person taking it, t-Scctii.; a spi-edy and permani-nt cure belhcr the p itient is a moderate driuker or au slcobi lev, reck. Thousands of drunk- trds hivs - - eu cured, who have taken Golden Bpecilit: iu their toffee ivithout tln ir knowledge, n i today believe they quit driokioR of their own free will. No harm fol results from its administration. Cures gUAmntee-l, Send for circulars and lull patiioniurs. Address in confidence, Gold- aa Srieirc C 185 Race Street, Cincinnati, Ohio. j Buckleu s Arnica Salvo. 'Im Bzst Salve in tho world for Cuts, Bruins, Sons, Fleers, Suit Rheum, Fever Borti, Tetter, Chapped Hands, Chilblains Command all Skin Eruptions, and positive |y tuna Fries, or no pay required. it ii gaartnlet-il lo give perfect sulisfaction, 01 wocej 1 (nrided. Price J5 cents per box. 101 sale by Win. Rawliup.fi. The test Commercial Noto paper on the •Aiket ut 5 centB por quire. At DURLOO’S, Sainlt-t-SMli.- <hi if on .Tinrkrl. y 7 7-8 7 1-4 bi ;\1 •-l lilCO’.t IIAHIT —Id - m ill there Is but one Halim* i-ohleii Npi-dAc. tea The regular monthly term of tho ordina- ’s court was held this week. Probated will ol E. D. Jordan and le'tors testamentary vroro issued lo S. G. Jordan, xooutor. Probated will of NV. M. Cox and letters stamenlary were isstreel to Mrs. Fanny Cox. j Probated will of Martlia Green and letters testamentary were issued to NV. l). Brown. Granted ordor to NV. L. Brown, exoontor for leave to sell personal property of tbo es tate. Granted letters of dismission on estato of Mrs. Elizabeth Fnlgbiuu, to W, H. aud J. \. Fnlghum, executors. Granted litters of gnardlaanship to NV. E. reenway tor minor children of Alfred Green wuy. Granted Letlors of Administration to S. G. Jordon, County adrn’r., ou estate of E. ’heutham Smith. Good Middling Middling. . Low Middling Pile*! I'lleal Iteliinir Piles. Bjniptouis Moisture; intense itching nnd slinging most at night; worse by scratching If Allowed to continue tumors form, which often bleed and uloerat--, beooming very JJJ' kiriis*’*OiNnowT stops the itching •ou bleeding, healB ulceration, anil in most oues removes tho InmorR. At droggists, or p^i®“'iMor 5U cents, Dr.Swsyne A Son *MDF,li)iVILLE PBOYIBIOX IIVItUET. sides per lb © to (5 3- -.01 ,00 ...Wl 7 ® 81 “ , 20, 25 •• @7 to 8 ..7 Balk ? ® Flonr • *Wo hams Jnonldere Urd Coffej Gtxn Sngar White n small (prii.tities, prices a fraction liighe . Wipatent *1E0 ^ i 11 * 11 •• bu. " doz, Batter ObleketiB .. 85 to & ...20 @25 ..15 @ 30 “ Send your Job Printing to Durloo. ork, Beat Material, Lowest Prioos, •sUablr ^tD ’ " ing machine latest improv , , W ni , "ithor by treadle orernek. ci behl1 -K Hxi.ai.h’r Otilcp. t p’s YoiiRlitsn We have tho CHEAPEST and Best 51 - WOVEN WfRii FEWCINC Wire RopoSoivase- Best Most Uw n in the city on yesterday. Mi. Ed. J. Orr Him Central's agent at Davis- boro ia on the jury this week, and mingling with his Sandersyillo friends. Col. N. J. Nowsomo has rsoovsrod from the grippe, and wan in the city on yobterday. Lion. NV, B. Frauds attended court yester day. Mr. Jasper N. Daniel is non visiting rela tives in tbs city, Rev. IP H. Ivey and fsmily, though still a great sufferer from rheumatism, we are glad to learn is somewhat improvod. it , . . ,, , < t * r-fH*' 1 Diwa. XT 1 fasm'pe; Mr. I. NV, Newman ot the firm of J. D. , , , . ... — .. . ,, • v- V I 1 in tire Wrt eentunr u USsfoix!' iTrttmm Newman x Bro., is now in Now York pur-i , . „ , , 1 wcmxan, knravn to Fixtbor Rxrx, n grwa* chasing dry goods and notions for the spring > ^ ntastonftry of that periwl. and summer. | wlrfle ^ wan with fiv* LmUnma rm whskt Dr. E. A. Harris of Midvillo viBltod hls; W wnoTv mil U*o Pwifia oewit, was any mother and family hero ou Sunday and-yr-ars jkft.Twani mnt by hlat In AA*. Monday last. ThrwiKb many rkrtrwUndoB xtrangp Rev. J. L. 1). Hillyer of Atlanta was in the!^ P-wml from tribe to ...... . /Si. i .. I MoO-«q4 pUo« to pitiWY, alwaTR mo-wug city this week In tho. merest of the Christian 11 ^ strait, and tbero, lxavir.^ gtWM r'nt lu dm Judge Green Brantley, who will ba 84 wf thoLarw oju*oo« Utod by tixa rsrafariijg; yrnrs ot ago in April, despite the damp, cold L'nirnttfi ef that rtggHx, inV gr- 11A stem weather is at oonrt this wook. Hts Bjov vrwr* irtoezx kwvh* tbn toi*M to friends aro gild to seo him holding up *o ^*,'*“^5**? tronferwi us oaMJ ska mat i wkW Dak ia tkc Intoridc ut Aka, 8ko barf na* Crying Is the child’s only method of indl- "vwfllba *• rwtnrn, bwA lakiosikigf eating that it suffers with pain. Mothers « f xTCTT well. oea aka wasit au to usasw I <-W>*rU€-J»arjai. (min can iilloviatu such pain and sooth the iitth 1 sufferer by giving Dr Bnli's Baby Syrup oj —• avtowsrUto safe aud reliable remedy. One of the newly discovered "forcea” in nAtnre is Old Saul s Catarrh (mre. Its po tency In s in its ability to arrest and Cm fate ton iter tf tka Mato stris* 'expf! «*v*to»(( WtadapalykuuisarveHiaaKlLy. (ram tho system that paioful and loathsome R ie antoiansiry to bang a R(ktod U»- nnsnt disowse, raHal catarrh. tars urn tisa gaka «k dark. Wwarto* Ika 5*ko tu tka yaqpaa. Al dark lisa maw .4. S'ltHiSHiil TIiM'dllR. BSMM Loctoad a* tka gata twaMriog aWva kin. ajti, tktodrk>c it w««U task* a katg NVheat Bran at Eureka Mills. ►-»♦*-« Visiling and Regret Cards at NVedding, DURLOO’S. Tliittmi a.ili- liiNiirnucc Co. This leading life insurance company, asks the attention of tho renders of the Hkiialu. to-day, both in its advertising columns, and by explanatory reading notions. Aside from being officered by sucoessfnl business men of ucUuuwladged ability aud integrity, the Company oould present no higher claims to public confidence nnd pat ronage than tho fluttering indorsements of representative men tu official aud business circles that are published in this paper elso- whero, The courteous and laborious agent, Mr. D.l’. Ellis, has written a number of policies in this county, and will take pleas ure iu serving others desiring insurance, or iu rendering any information dosne l about this oxoellent Company. Ci'lh* Bln mi'll. Tho Hebald learns through Mr. J. U. Jaokson of Davisboro that Sir. Wiley Salmons near Eenn’s hridgo in Jefferson county, lost his ham aud cribs by fire on Monday night. About 150 bushels of corn wore saved. Tho lire is supposed to have been tho work of an incendiary, and a reward of $150 has been offered for the arrest of the guilty party with proof to oouvict. A Dovbm! Mdiideb. From the same source tho Hebald learns that two negroes on the Terrell place in Jef feruen Go., fell out, aud mod their guns with suoh deadly effect, that both wero killed Narnos not remembered. ry Society held an interesting and highly sn- ^ ^ KwivwW Gaining meeting at tl » Methodist Charol-1 Iqi 4.1111* Nrakiir b. anvikl fail mnii kaag in this city. Tho inclameooy of tho season give lnatm-a, 'fk* mk< munkq prevented 0 largo attendance, bnt all seemed greatly to enjoy tho occasion, The songs wore very appropriate and most beautifully rendered, The address of the evening was made by Prof. NV. H. Lawson which was highly ap preciated and warmly commended. The r.citntion of Miss Will 10 Park was the subject of very flattering comments. Other briof ad trosses were made during the evening, the wholo making up a very leasant occasion- CatamH I:r BALM r„ Cu *z in j WFEVER|^^Ji Clentiscs ilio N It fill I PilfiWIjVOK, Allays Pain mid luflAlIHUAiiOU, Heals the Mores. Kttsioi es Hie Si uses of Tftsie anil Sitiuil- On Monday night tho Woman’« Missiona- kkkr Ur avhmbLi Oj* vpmu to« —igk- CV*mtnoti NoiiRfl AbwH lh« IMj^nrotie. A tobaooo dealer sajVi; There hrvs been a great dojd said about the harmfulueaa of oigarottes, and oertaiuly they are in jurious tx) young boys or to men if sinokwl in fjcooes; but most, of Uiose who attack the cigarvtU) habit havo very 11*- tir hie* of what they aro talking about. I* should be rmnouxbspwl tiuxt -tire great- pet *»nokers In the world—the Hpaniurda, tho Cubans, Spauiah-Aiaaclcnue and the Ruseiaaie -use ci«aratUa far more front y lUae cigars, and auoe of Uiosn nation* RMzi b* ualtod unhealthy. Peoplo talk about Dm hiJurlutMucaa of the paper, bu* any phyak-ton will toil you that It hoanu effect worth menttaulng. It you toko a piece of rity> paper aud Mgh* I* aoarueiy ouy rosldnum will ro- ■uxin, aad a uum might sxuwke tliat pa per tmtolWtoly wHhcut ejq»«4enclug the arunUest bad result. Wbat mnktw cigar- •tte smoking irrTurtoue is the foot that the suxuito is not rekdued tu the mouth tuid throat, bat U taken into ttxo Lungz. tt in tsjxw tbn idgar sxuukar does not understand this that he dnnounoea cJ>f- aretto nu-iking a* insipid. Suit la if the cigawvtou k smoked like a cigar, but wheu the euioko k zwallowucS the effect k far more delicate than caa be obtain/si fkum eng r4gu, aud you will find Uuxt a euuflrtned cigarette wooktr teldotn en- Joji utUver a ttgasr or u yipo- Sk Louts Qlohc-Lkznocrak. Ordinary’s ritations. •'THE GREATEST THING IN THE WORLD." Trof. Drnmmond’s famous address on- Year'sSnppett. “Love: the Supreme Gift,” sometimes called r'A EORGK—Washington Counly—Ordina- “The Greatest Thing in the World,” which VX ry’s Offioe—Whevoas. tha appraisers ap. has had a wonderfully large sale at 35 certs ^J."‘*' , j|r*'0«l?fe Smith anS her'two*mto« a oopy, aud has undonbtodly dono a groat clilldreti. nut of the ost-il* of E. Ohnatlrsm -leal ot good, is now published by Abkn, Smith late of said ooiiBtf.deooasod, have filed uoabridged, in lirge Pica type, for three their retnrn in this office: A ]' Rff*® 1 )*. °2°" cents! It ought, now, to eiroulato by the tnil-,®"^ onVlua*ry of said ooun'- lion. The same publisher issues Drum-1 tv on g r «t Monday in April next end man dV’NutuMl Law in the Spiritual World.’ [show cause, if any they h-rvn, wliy said re in large typo, fino “half-seal" binding, lor 35 d'lru should doI be approved nnd ma-le These are two i. J I)f “*A , eonls, plus pontage, 10 cents., items eharaoteris’io ot the 132-page Cata logue, which in sent free on request, by tho publisher, John B. Alden, 303 Pearl Stroet, New York. h* WttsiM to Da lrattnc a uxd tm xtoa dawswd w idiu. Uj towered tib* goto and tkiootoV *k* toutoru. TVs uszt tiaa* b* tombs goto h* will nut borrow a Bruuswiak (Mo.) Tstogrsgk. •How to Cure ull M»in lllieniei." Simply apply “Swayne's Ointment.” N- nternal medicine required. Cores Totter Eczema, Hob, nil Eruptions, on tho face bauds, nose, Ao. leaving the skin clear white and healthy, Its great healing and curative powers are possessed by no othir remedy. Ask yonr druggist for SwayueV Ointmout. One Brio suburban four room eotbiga, brown stona front, well of good water, fine j iril dog, good house oat, aud a (Jcme ox OoMMEuciAi. Note Papor for 6 cents. JORDAN’S DRUG STORE. jSff'Oopy-rightod. TKYHI/LE. Mr. B. I-'. Jaoobsou, roeontly appointed post-master at this placo will enter npon his duties at tha end o( tho quarter. Mr. J M. Brady Hie present assistant, will still re tain that position. Mr. NV. M. Peacock lias boon elected al derman, to till tho vnenuoy oaused by the resignation of Mr. NV. F. Seh-iufelo. Married, on the 2Gth of February, at the residence of Mr. Ellis Johnson, near 1 en- uille, Mr. Frank B. Johnson, to Miss Allie T. Harrison, NV, P. Davis, J. P. officiating Tenuille is well represented on the Grand Jury this week, several of her business men being pressed into sorvioo. The Wesley memorial rorvioosat the Meth odist church on Monday night were Urgoly attended, and the services very entertaining aud instructive. The address of Rev. Bus- 00m Authony was most exoellent. High as wero lhe expectations of his boaters, they were tally realized. Tho Steam Laundry is still pegging away, and it w ill soon be ready for serving the people. Am AttnwtXv* Ca.»bl»«l POCKET AI.MAWAC and MKMDKANIJl’M BOOl •qvsrU'inz bkown's mo* hither •to tost Tonie, Ztvau awtj St Drug aa* gsosrto Storto. Agplr at snto ▲ Yw X. &. TtoWtok r. (aktor of tk* «attoaal Dunk vt CkmuMBs* erf IhaWskGwiu, su- jtjl tka dkitiixisMsn tf bttng tbs ysisjig- sto sstoker of a —i>k:*ja1 bank in tbs Unitod ktoam Ho k only tf y«w sU km , aoul b* k rsgocitod m *■* ot tornto tovsJ kstotod bwdasm him af stay. Wttkto two wsekz oftor ooux- r»f tf Mgs b* ws* isila a dirorWr to two ^ ] baukz, wtooh putotioun k**UM ksUa.—SMktoUtoSB (Kou.) Nwwa. VatoMiluip Ha “Ck>xxato Ktbsi, I wimt you *0 las my w*£«.“ “PiwiiDg Wstary snUiJJialeag qnito ou- oMtar pvtsudeok, Haury; my xuoUier wse a Kistar to yvur foilter. I think well foi- tow the prcAixtout.”—JJaiyu''s UiUKtr. Spreading for Leagues Around. The marshy, overflowed lands, sunken lots and half submerged river hanks, which give them birth, the seeds of malaria impregnate the air, and aro inbrned at every breath by thousands unprovided with any adequate afegnard against tho bnuefnl influence. Yet such exist potout alike to remedy or to pre vent, pure in its constituents, nnd tire pro. fessionally roooguized substitute for tbo hate' fnl drug, quinine. Its name ia HoRtetter's Stomach Bitters, a specific and safeguard, foremost not only oh an antidote to malaria, bnt also as a means of permanently removing dyspepsia, ami relieving constipation, liver oomplaint, rheumatism, kidney and bladder ailments, and nervousness. Among invigor- unts it takes the first place, and is also superb appetizer. Use it systematically. Allow ini* to add my tribute to tho ef- lioaey of Ely’s Cream Balm. I was snffering Irom a severe attack of influenza and turrh aud was induced to try your remodv. Tho result was marvelous. I oould hardi articulate, nnd in less than twenty-four hours tho catarrhal symptoms and my hoarseness disappeared amt I was able to sing a heavy rolo in Grand Opera with voice nnimparen. I strongly recommend it to all singers.—NVm. H. Hamilton, Loading Basso of tho G. D. Hess Grand Opera Co. Wli; Hevpto BUa Tfcsto Lto- If j*i« mrrpxrkn libs ftoker of a family tovtSvtM-d out to full length anil trying UU bs kssd to tbs fans *0 vak* Ms legs wtkfKMk lifting >rk liody, you mar know Us k endosvsrtog to work off his wiper- abuiuBwxn of uroirdnpka, wblck totnr- icres ncVranty with lik natttotf a grsos- ful figrxrs in *hw wuita, which his bettor hull torlnts <m -laiedng ovory otuvnoi slut gODv If yuh vnrmult Mr. UunSoJI ou whit* oluie^cos wirf mttkm you brdtur look ing, you will find BLu vory blnirt. ito lotto' toll you you <7o no* wmOi your bee Uimuj, rad wh-m y<*i ask bow lia knows k* -will toll yon if you dbl your akin would unt be d\:rfigured with tbrne black pixn{iby<, or he may toll you, os he told a woman wto- roc-nfjy ujqwolej to ldm tor lulvioe, that i tw> did not sat enough, which foot h* had Hswrieod bnuwvvA he Uvl otovrved h»w xnuoh she uhowuil her Kpe. So you sm you need not b* on you r good botuAviiz- when you pses under hi* eagh- eye. Hut did you over zit In tho furry Vmt or our and watch tlwi women, wl>o make the most Iddoone, wry faoo* iu t)mir irU/vnptsi to get. soin« nonri;-h- iimn: or urnmb ef comfort from their Hpff Not only the women but t.ho njou ohso hnvs thk finudisfi hobAt.—Hrooklyu Eugto. A Itiur Kew tnaiiiDfl RiH. Dr. Fj-inUalt, has browrht a moat Inter esting and valuable oolleotion of bird*, stc., from Anstrnlia, whero ho hail runny au adventurous onting, nnd from where he pruooedod to Xew ZeolnuiL There La onooeeilud In qbtotoing a sjocuum of tin) quaint and almost extinct Idbi bird. Tlihs bird is somewhat like an ostrich, but only the size of a crow. It hoe no wings nt nil, and i* covered with far like -short striped feathers, Another j«v culinrHy about tho kilri is the fact t-bnt its egg is larger than one-thinl of it* body. lie also succeeded iu bringing home smnn Mrmri skulls, which am difficult to obtain on account of the manner in which tho n.ntivw bury their dead. When the toslics havo boon no long in the ground that nil the flesh has fallen from the skeleton they unearth thorn and carry them int-o tho interior of the forosts, where they are deposited in nat ural envoa, which aro vory difficult to find. The attempt to obtain these skulls in attended with the greatest danger, an any one discovered with ono is certain of being instantly killed.—Galignani’s Mua- swigor. nroventad l.BI’i; l\M IU\( li IA' ITHMN* I'l.lAT FOIDI. I'niB'cliDii nl I.imi'il foul. The United Slates Life Insurance Co. ef New York offers to the insuring public the cheapest nn-! mold liberal form of Folicy coulrs'-r'o I"- l"nrul In this country. The company Is ono of tho oldest nnd most oon- sorvativo iu bnsluoss, having hegnn opera tions forty ono years ago. It has n clean re cord and is unitor tho management of the leading financiers ol the metropolis. It is will) pleuHiro that I present tho ad vantages ol this company to my friends be lieving as 1 do that there Is nothing hitler the line o! Ins. to bo louud anywhere. At age of 3U tbo nunual premium tor $10,- 000 itisnrar.ee would be only $14fi.7U, The Increasing portion of tbo preminm is re- tnreo-f at expiration of each period malting tha net cost por year per $1,000,in somo casts as low as $1 00. If yon think of instiling do not full lo examine our plans before placing your insurance. Yours Respectfully, II. G. l-UKSE. A Oartl. To The Farmers of Washington Co: I wish lo give you notice that I have taken the Eureka Mills back, and with honest, oompeteut and reliable men In charge, am now rrndy to do your grinding nt abort notice, on Thursday, Friday and Saturday of euoh week. For tlin noeommodatlon of ray customers, 1 will keep meal on hand and exoliango for oorn, knabal for bushel nt any time. I will also guarantee my cnatomora against loss of grain where "standing turns, are left in mill Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday, will be devoted to rnerohant work. Thanking you for pasl favors and soliciting yonr Intnrn patronage, I remain yonni, vory trnly, 0. 11. PnmoLZ, Sandersville, Oa. Given under mv hand officially this 2nd day o. March, 1891. M. NEWMAN, 4f, Ordin*ry $f. O. GEORGIA—Washington County. All persons concerned are hereby notified iliat on the 21st diiy of March, 1891, at the Court house I11 Snndgrsville, said conntynnd slate, I intend to apply to Jndga Superior Court ol said county for an order to sell that 1 t of land in town of Tennillc. paid stnto and county, bounded north by Mrs R. H. Harman, essl hy Mrs. H. T. Cole, south by NV. J Wood end west by Smith street, oon- t'Hntng ono acre more or less for tho purpose of re-Investing proceeds. Reasons lor sell ing to invest proceeds in bonds for >he bene fit of my w-ird, Thornes Cook NVylly. the own er of said property O10. NV. Wyi.lt, Jn., Guardian Thomas Cook NVylly. Feb. 19, 1891, -it For Gnartlinnsliip. GEORGIA—Washington County. Ordinary’s Office. Frank NVadlcy hnvitig in dno form applied for the guHrdiariebip of the two minor chil dren of Jeff Dickson late of said county, de ceased, notice is hereby given that Ids appli cation will be heard at my office on tho lira* Monday in April next. Given under my lmnd end official signn- naturo this 16th day of February 1891. M. NENVMAN, 4t. Ordinary NV, 0. 1 iEORGIA—Wixsliingtnn Connty. Attention, Confederate Pensioners ! Ordinary s Office. Those pensioners who have rood vert their pensions fur 1889 nnd 1890 and have not yet filed tlieir applications for 1891 will plena* come forward nt onen and Ilia them, Tho blanks for claimants who have never yet received pensions, will be reoi-tved at Hus office about 1st March, or soon alter. The blanks for widows of killed nnd wonDded Confederates will bo received »l tbia nffloo about lfith of March or soon after. February 18, 1891. M. Newmxn, it. Ordinary, NV. 0. NOW IS TUB TIME TO BUT White Pine Doors, Sash, Blinds, Moldings, Builders’ Hardware, Etc. 1 have a very largo and w< II assorted stook of ALL SIZES of the above good, which 1 am now offering at very low prices in oon neotiou with my usual immense stock of PAINTS, OILS, RAILIIOAI) STEAM PO AT & MILL SUP PLIES, LIME, PLASTER, HAIR, CEMENT, .SEW ER PIPE, Etc. Cull mhI get my prices on above floods uIho ou Slnte, Iron aud Wooden Mantelx ull ntj les and prices. Grates com plete, or any separate pieces Agents lor F. BECK A CO.’S Plain and Decorative Wall Papers, Etc. Andrew Hanley? Savannah, Georgia. 2-19 Bright's disease is said to be *Dd dyspepsia, rheumatism, gout Ac , cured by Underwood Spring Water Trv it. Call Clsov Adams, t Guaranteed Curo for La Grippo- We authorize our advertised druggist to sell yon Dr. King’s New Discovery for Oon Rnniption, Coughs and Colds, upon this oon dition If yon are afflicted with La Grippe and will nan this remedy aooordlng to direo. Hods, giving it a fair trial, and experience no benefit,yon may return tbo bottlo have yonr money refunded. Wo malio this offer becanso of Hie wonderful encoess I)r. King's New Discovery during Inst sea son's epidemio. Have heard of no case whioli it failed. Try it. Trial bottle free at NVm. RawliDgs' Drug Store. Largo size 50o and $1.00. DOOMED TO DEATH Under prevailing condl^onn. much Mock aro rioomc to death by diacuFc, merely because the owucra fa take measure* to preserve their health. Dr. JOS. H AAS’ Wheat hriin at EUitEKA MILL. 50c UMT-FEVSR TRY THE CURE A parti-do i- iqiplii u into e.oh uestril and is agreeable. Price 50 cents at Druggists; 1". mail, registered, 60 cts. ELY BROTHERS, 56 NVarren St., New York If you Buffer pricking pains on moving the eyos, or cannot hear bright light, iiDd find, your sight weak nnd failing, you should ‘promptly use Dr. J. 11. McLean’s Strength ening Eye Salve. 2o cents a box. ,, _ FINE STATIONERY for polite oorrespon- euiTKAWK una ^“ ofl t0t Hule ^ Dnrl00 ’ th ° ^ ■>/f. fi 1 V , tj - ^ 1HCRKB HIGH AT CO C.'t.'lX* FEB P-0D, danten. Poultry and Au.. k Fencing, nil s.il.'Ji"' Iihit. nit!., i-rl.-cvlm*. nokt IfjMU 1 - F"‘"'t<?)'* *'«N ■ ntfi - roBlan* Nuiilliun* .NlUilllll ETi-c 111811- !-nil<-t* <’0.. A<ii<*>l*, </'!». Any persons in Sandersville who need In surance on dwellings, would do wi to call on Mr. Geo. D. Harthen, Agent ot the Southern Mutual Fire Insurance ('.. of Alh ens, Ga. This company, so long i present- ■ id by Mr. NVartbon here, is too wcl known, its promptness and rwliubility have been too often trusted, to require uoy w-.rds of com mendation in this community. For the past year the company declares H-.o hand some dividend ol 72 per cent. Oommeut ou the excellence of Us managem :it i-i super- that uous,—and there need he no wood A full lino of Embroidery, Prxiuting, uud Pttper Flower materials, iStaiujf- ing patterns and Powder, Zephyrs, _ Worsteds and Knitting Yarns. Al- flv so all kinds of Military and Fancy U i» the favorite oompauy among tho busi- (ioods ou hand—Badges, Regalias,! U03b mi '“ ol ( ''" rg ( m , ( Banners etc., made to order. Stamping at shortest notice, Mail orders prom ptlv attended to. MRS. G. M. THONNESEN. , 133^ York Bfe. BttYuunah, Gaj For Administrator's Dismission. C 8 EORGIA - Washington County—Ordina- JT ry’s Office—It. NV, Young, Administra tor of tbo estate of Jesse M. Rrantiey, late of aid connty, deceased, npplies to tun for let- ers of dismission from his administration of said estate, and 1 will pass noon his applies- ion on the first Monday in June, 1891 at my office in Sand, rsville in sntd connty. Given under my hand aud official signa ture this 25th dav of February, 1891. M. NEWMAN, •3 mos Ordiaary. Notice to Debtors and Creditors. All persons having demands against the estnto of W. A. Smith late of said connty, do- conned, nre hereby notified to render in their lematds to the undersigned neoordiug to law ;anJ all persona indebted to said ostate aro reqtr rod to make immediate payment, R. L. Smith, Gt. Admr. W. A. Smith. Feb. 26. For Leave to Sell Land Privately. GEORGIA—Washington County, Ordinary’s Office. Newsom Tanton, Administrator of UeDry Tauten, deoeasod, has in due form applied to ilin nDdersigned for leave to sell a lot of wild land in Coffeo oonnty privntoly, contain ing Four hnndred nnd ninety acres, belong- mg to said estato, and I will pass apnn said application on the first Monday tu April next. TLib 11th day of February 1891. M. Newman, 4t. Ordinary, NV, O. For Executor's Dismission. GEORGIA—NN'ashington County. Oudinaux'h Omcs; Guo. 1). NVurtbeu, Executor of the will of lisnn-l Fulmer, deceased, bus In dae form applied to tho uudersigued for letters of dis- miston from the administration of tire estate ot said deceased, and I will pans upon Ins application on tho first Monday in April m>xt ai niy office in Sandersville in said oouuty. This fill) day of -January, 1891, M NENVMAN, Jt nios- Ordinary NV 0. For Administrator's Dismission- GEORGIA— W a.*- h i ug ton Co a n ty, Ordinary’s Office. Benjamin A. Adnuis, Administrator of tho estate of Ann Tanner lute of said onuaty, do- oeasod, applies to me for lotterH of donnis- ,-inu Irom said administration, and I a ill pass upon his application ou the first Mon day iu May, 1891, at my office in S.iuders- ville, sanl eouuty. Given under my hand and official signa ture this 29th day of Junuury, 1891, M NENVMAN, 3 mos. Ordinary W. C. For Guardianship. GEORGIA—Washington county. Ordinary’s Office. W. E. Greonway Loving in due form ap plied to the undersigned for the gnurdiun- ship of of tho por-ons and proporty ot Tah lulali, Sarah and Charlie Grueriway, minor children of Allred Gre<nway late of said county, deceased, notice is hereby given that said application will l.e beard nt my offioe on the first Monduy in Alarch next. Given under my band and official signa ture this 28th day of January, 1891. Al. NEWMAN, 4t Ordinuiy. PORTABLE SODA FOUNTAINS Complete Heady For Use. HOG AND POULTRY REMEDY Will arrest Disease, Prevent Disease, Kxiiel Worms, Stop tlio Cough. Increase tho Flesh and Hasten -Ma turity. PRICES—$2.60, $1.25 and 60c. per pkg., 25 11) cuus, $12.50. The largest Packages are the Chi apest. USE l)r. lliiaH’ Poultry Remedy (60 c.) to keep your fowls healthy. l)r. Hans’ Alterative and Kpo/ootio Remedy for your horses and WANTED —Tho consent oi to.000 Smok ers,—to send each, a sample lot of 150 “NICKEL" Cigars and a 20 y. |NVateh, by F.-.pr,n.-i 0 O. D. : low examination. Havana Chjaii Co., NN'instuu, N. 0, Dr. lbias’ Cattle Remedy for your cntttle. For sale by B. F. JORDAN, SANDERSVILLE, GA. £#-"//ogologv," a pamphlet on swine, will r gold filled j be mailed to any address on r, ceipt of a two-| 25 and al- cent stamp. JOS. ll-NAS, V. S. Indianapolis, lucl. Ova” £8 Years In Use all Over tha World. Nn ganaratnra nr uxtraB, Opnr- Etad by a child, Will stand by any lE-tJl'JLl Ge;j Fountain and sail ilva giaaeBa ta its ana, CHAPMAN & CO., MADISON, INDIANA. Jan, 28, '91, e o w For Administrator's Dismission. G 1 EORGIA—NVasuinoton CntiNTY—Uudina- Jf ill's Office—Mrs. A. M. Prince Adrnin- itratrix aud John t>. Prinoe Administrator of the estate of Sylvanqa Prince have in dire form appli.-d to mo for letters of dismissiou from the administration of said estato, tu t I will pass upon their application on the first Alonday in April 1891 nt my offioe in San- dersville. Given under my bund officially this la* day ot January 1891. M. Nf.wman, 3 mos. Ordinary, W. 0. In Re. Applicat ion for Charter. GEORGIA —Washington County. To the Superior Court of said County. The petition of Ueurv Brantley, Gus Floyd, Georgo Carroll, Irwin Steel, Bob Patrick, Anderson Simmons and Laoins Glassoow, citizens of said county, that they have or ganized themselves into a benevolent si oie- ty, to be known us “Ihe Risino Sons Sccuk- TV." Your petitioners further show that they and their sueoesHnrs n office, desire to be iuvosted with corporate authority to enforce good order, receive donations, make pur chases nnd effect alienation of personalty and realty, not for purposes of trado and profit, but for the purpose of promoting tho general design of said benevolent society in visiting the sick, burying the dead, etc. That said society shall have its office in Sander ville in said oonnty, Wherefore yonr petitioners pray that they and their succes sors in office be invested with the corporate power as may bo suitable to said enterprise and not inconsistent with the law of said o | slate nor violative of private rights. " n Your petitioners farther pray the granting of an order investing and olotbing them aDrt their successors in offioe with the oorporat* uuthority and powers us aforesaid under the name and style of "The Rising Sons Socie ty," to remain of force for twenty years with privilege of renewal. ’ And petitioners will over pray, GEO O. EVANS, Attorney for Petitioners. Filed in offioe Feb’y, 10th 1891. O. NV. SNELL, Olerk. GEORGIA—Washington County, I, C. W. Snell, Olerk of the Superior Oonrt in aud for said oonnty, do hereby certify that the above writteu matter is a true ex tract Ilorn BookF., Minuten,Folio IH. Giv en under my hand and Beal of offioe. thin February 10th, 1891. O. W. SNELL, Olerk 8. O., Feb. 12, it. w.ia
