About The Sandersville herald. (Sandersville, Ga.) 1872-1909 | View Entire Issue (April 9, 1891)
The Herald & Georgian. " hht\«I ***H‘ pl , * 4 ' Wm/rAEK,F/litoi and Proprietor v;i v:si)M voh^U' ii, viiiiiiifo liiuitT of lh® Ai lin' . become so thoroughly acquainted with his, whole history, his ideas, end aims, and had | aided him bo in tho projected work, thnt she was enabled to take up tho pen whore In r husband had dropped it and continue tho volumes to completion. S-\ OKI rin' 4 Imreli. 4iiri»ltt»" On Monday the >h 1'' until Wednesday on «■' three of the jure - This the 8th of April, 1*91. Thechnroh of Christ at Dnvisboro asaem- bled in their house of worship, in consulta- Tlie hook is written with candor, earnest- t.ion with Eld*rT M. Harris, the State l.i.m ness, and force; with a desire to avoid of- gelist, and Elder F. L. Adauis, pasto^of (lie ilence, and \et with a iigi.1 insistance upon Ohristiau church at Sandersville and at ten- The gas works st st. were destroyed l y tire on Ijoss estimated .t $ l ’ s .* lt ■ ureat Bhowim utinr, Flotid®- April the 6tb. r. T. on Tuesday. 7th ><’*'■ ^ _ Mntt0 „ maXiim , m price of 6J cents n» a d lmM> was due to hear, tailor*, resulting ^ on , u0 d a half pound, cat. ^*1 o»s and three quatur pound, 7* cents - v o' Vermont , W o pound, and 7j cents lor two and a ,,or 8 e F. him ' sute , |l0tl ud jute lmgging, and agrees to meet ,,n senate of th - inJ , , tjon Mom thia scale. They agre died at 7th itist lrom old age Daring that publican lead s. No cans (ten. Joseph E Senator G who has been rince I860, has resigned. he hM b«n of thi « remost re is assigned f r the rash act. estate vah trfbuted among^ertai" numbers of her lain. Hr- ' “7 ... ||,o Clinton Bottling Tbe generator m ^ Mondny> adding, and two hauly wrecking fhe firmness and nnan ce has broken the back-bone of the jute ,„ t The trust has now made propositions M ..rice,, that the dinotorsof the AllDuoe ,o fit to a .-cede to. and tho war is de- 'hire 1 oil In unity is strength. Amaximum scale of piicos has been fixed,i,| lWU ltis,| n ille, hate decided as tho wisest and best n with free competition below the sea', ^ reH |jty t u, e tirst authentic voice with course to pursue, and in justice to all oou- ■ I-HI - ' H':e Smth his yet spoken-the voice oerued, to publish tb* tellowiog > ' . i,,i, r, claiming to be heard and judged While a meeting was in progress at l'avis. iug ( linpsuy, representing all hut one o ^ p,, ^ and ior what ho did; to reooivoj boro, conducted by J. Muison, its pastor, . i,factories tliat were tormetlj include, in tlje) V0r ,ii Q t ot to*c1ny ami of posterity. What- certain reports reached the community that over opinion may behold upon tho princi.| we ro very damaging to him as a man and as pies involved, there can be no question ol| rt minister, As soon as these reports Came to the potfoct fairness, earnestness, and sorttpu- Ions justice of these reiuarkablo volumes. “As to the plan of the work,” says Mrs. D,vis, Vol 1 , p. 'J, ”1 shall endeavor, as farj„t on as possible, to make the book an autobiogra phy -to tell the story of my husband's life in ibis own words; to complete tho task ho left the trust. The Oordag Ring Company propose to price of GJ cent? per oeMtt for for for two anti a half com* agree to supply all the jute bagging the alliaucemeu the knowledge of the church tho meeting was immediately suspended, and an expla nation concerning the ropoils was demanded from Mr. MtnsoU. Mr. Miuson at once vehemently and emphatically denied the report and asked that a little time bo ex tended to him that he may clear away ull i unfinished. alliance business agents, in accepting to take what jute | have been trouble d wit ti catarrh for l)aui ,1 building estimated Works in Augusta, <x; tl»c bniluiDfli men barely c»c»P‘ n K HHrion * 1DJ " rJ ages to machinery an | n i.-^ w SL, , V SSdWAS^'r lungs and ' cr ana “ ,ft my eonld only ' ’ " ” 1 ... . 1 , ...'ll".. «»«; hi i.it>K they need from this source, ul »> , (0 „tid no relief until I purchased I mvided that it meets competition and sup-jo Qf j.,^ Creftm Balm. ? - '• I'., —„» prepHrntioii hint ()co. E Crandall, 1 consider it pli.s the goods promptly. j the most reliable preparation for catarrh in,I, If. I, Broughton, one of tl>« direc.] rtU ,i oold in „ rH , iys the proposition came from the Cor-1V. M , Quonocha'vntaUg, R. I. Xotr th ■ faces hack into a smile. 11 P igging Company, and it is 111* impres- ,i„n that this concern includes all but one il the factories which composed the jnto tin-; of two years ago. Th e exception is tho ( harleaton factory. The recommendation of the busiuess agetita tin ir | ,n s the farmers freo to buy cotton bagging tl they preh r . hut ns tlie jute is cheaper, it is likely that many will now buy cotton bagging' th sneeze ^BniisiTsOoughbyrupwii. d raw Pt \*|ll\f.Tl>\ l.liTTHtt. ti e following report: B e have examined tho| Clerk and Treasurer’s report and find the; some correct. Respectfully submitted, J. C. HAMILTON, char, pro tern Fin. Com. Thete being no further business, on mo-| tion council adjourned. 8. H. B. MASSEY, Cl’k of Council. Tennillb, Oa, Feb. Oth, 181)1. Council met, J C. Harman, mayor, pre siding. Aldermen present, Lord, Joiner, Hamilton and Bashinsky, absent Thomas and Sobaufelo. Minutes ol last meeting read and adopted. A. W. Washington $5. Moved that the Printing Committee pro ceed to have tho printing of the town done at an early day. An ordinance entitled ‘An Ordinance’ for bidding persons ordering spirituous liquors for another, read theseoond time and pnHH- ed by stiikiug out the words 'when the money accompanies tho order'. Thu resignation of Aid. Boli&nfelo was road and received. Ordered that an election bo held on tho 19th day of February, 18U1, to fill the vacancy caused by the resignation ot Aid. SMmufolo. W. P. Davis, C. V. Smith, aud 8, H. B Massey were then ap pointed as election managers to hold said election. The following lulls were approved aud ordered paid: Borkius Bro. $50'Oil, T, April 16, April 23 SPRING OPENING OF Fashionable and Artistic MILLINERY. Mrs. Brown, the “Fanhiontible Milliner,” will sur- prino the latlioa at her spring opening, which begins APRIL, 16th, and continues ONE VV EEK. April, 16 hh—33rd. suspicion. . N. & J. W. Smith $lfi 02, IK J. Joiner $22.- Ah we were unable to stjoceunfully contra- grj diot or verily these report and in fairness Moved Unit the council moot on Saturday to Mr. Mineon, it is but right that he should he granted a reasonable time to prove those yonr •‘Kings are They h» vo besdaonc meaner men, and are just, as Salvation Oil. like stars, they rise and set. ala, and hurts Ilk' sure toe ill lor B'l’otret t our llfiilil*. C,,],! R nd moisture combined have a tor nor zing . tied Upon tho bodily organs, »nn digestive and score ive processes are apt ,. more tardily performed in winter than lull. Tho same ts true, also, of ILi The bowels nro often skin throw off in tin „ Aiiu.rt l'tke one of tho most eminent I xcr. tory function GMU the Masonic hretheihood in M« season. Tl members of im- — , „„ , 11 country, distinguished also ns a lawyer • pool, died at his homo in Arkansas on th 2d inaU at the advanced age of 82 yoais. n was a Lieut-Coionel of an Arkansas regiment during tho Mexican w u W. L. Wall of B nn t V lata, haa enter- ed suit against Dun A Company for . 10, IH for damage to his reputation, credit. Mr. Wall has ouiplo system, therefore, rsquiroa opening np a lit- .j,. mid also purifying and regularing, and rest and most tli~ " :l. ,t. surest and mo.-i uiorough tome ,,, i alterative that can ho used foi theso pur- . ,,, m Hostetter'a Stomach Hitters J’er- w ho wish to esoapo the thenmatio iwii.ri s, the dyspeptio agonies, the painlnl lieturbnnees ot tho bowels, th" hiltoua at- .a. ks, and the nervous visitattona, so com- ImsinoaB andlumi, at (bis lime ol tin, year, will do well to „i.l. oonn- reinforct their system* with this renowned tomnobio and invigoratit. It improv trengthen (From onr r. gular Correspondent.) WasHUKjton, D. 0., April. C, 1891. Tho crowning shame of the republican ad ministration occurred, i! my information he correct and I have every reason for believing that it is, Saturday nttoruoou, when J. Gould accompanied by his son George called at the White llous. and delivered his orders to Mr. Harrison, together with liis ultimatum as to what he would do if they were not obeyed. Fiotu thore ho went to the l’ost Office depart ment and gave Johnnie Wanamaker a much worse shaking up than that given him by •‘Teddy Roosevelt" some months ago Mr. Wanamaker would have liked very much to have kicked Gould out of his private office, bat there wero reasons, aside lrom Uould’s “pull" with Mr. Harrison, why he dared not I, .... “little ,Hazard" ut Wall Street, who had in his iuside pocket some papers with tho Wanamaker autograph thoroon Gould told Mr. Harrison that uuIobs his demands were met ho might hh well abandon all hope of a vindication in the shape of are luomtnation, and ftom the smile Gould wore when he clambered into his private car, reports false and to fendicuto himself froat all suspicion. As Mr. Minson was tho pastor of tho church of Christ at Wrightsville and Oconee, also it is agreed mat these throe churches meet through their delegates and officers on Wednesday after the lhl Sunday in April, at Wrightsville for final action in this case. Iu the meantime this matter shall be thoroughly aud exhaustively investigated, and Mr. Minson will he afforded ample op- portuuity to vSudioate himself. It ho suc ceeds wo will rejoice, aud as we bollevo his any friends lie made during his stay among ns, will also. But if he fails to do this to our entibe sat- faction, as wo do not countenance or tole rate such conduct,either in man or minister, e shall denounce uu.l publish him as * hypocrite and imposter. Signed by order and iu behalf of the church. Jamku II. Jackson, #1(1 ftl)IU UUUU* I i OIU iws« - . . , . stomachic and invigorant. It improves the sd and it is probable that Dun A Company * I , strengthens the stomach, cheers, Harrison must have to pay. tiii: ftOi ru-M riUMJiti s* I IlSIVf catarrh tor years been troubled with obronu | Ely's Cream Balm >s tin used that affords me relief —E. W, W ilia . Druggist, Joilett, 111. From IIie Baltimore American. Tho following gratifying exhibit of the promised him something wait? The samo thing ho always wants, his only deity—money. Ever since Juno 188‘J tho Western Uniou Telegraph Company has been carrying the Government’s telegrams with ut rendering a hill thorofore, because Gen. Lucius J. Gartroll passed awayato.fiu o'clock Tuesday afternoon, after a long ami painful illness. Ho was a member of tlu federal congress from 1 57 until Georgia adopted secession, when he returned to his native state, and served with distinction in] ' th* army of th* confederacy, being aj *d a brigadier general by President D.ivi-. Ho also served one term as a member of the confederate oongress, growth or enterprises in the South,especially j M r . Gould refused to aooept tho compensa in our own State, will be read with mterest tjon 8et for the work by Mr. H anamakcr. The JlEiiAt.u takas pleasure in reproducing \v u nt number one, is to ho paid lor thia work it for the benefit ol its readers: “From every j n t his own instead of Wanamaker’s price, tirociion enquiries are coming as to the op-! \v,mt number two, is to secure a liberal slice urtnnities for locating in the South and for I c f ihe postal subsidy fond lor Lih l'aoific MMl line, which it seems he bad heard was to bo leti out in the cold in the grand divide, Want number three, is the ineroaso ot the lalilishuient of manufacturers there, The outhern p. ople th ms, Ives are pressing for- ard the great work of d velopmcnt. and ac- t:\ilyasis seen troin Maryland t> iVxa: Iron works, cottou mills, wood-workiDg eii- Presidsut Harrison accompanied by a par-l arprlseH, phosphate mining and maunfactur- tv of somo ten friends, contemplates runking I iag companies, floor mills, coal mining com- southern and western tour, leaving Wash-j Runios, electric light and wat r companies are ington on the 14th im.t. Visits, it is stated rapidly being organized, wbilothoso previous- rill be made to tbo principal oitiea iu \ ir-l iy projected arc being pushed forward by gicia, Georgia, Alabama, Tennessee, Arkan-L c ti V e work ol emstru lion. During the. H Je p 0 gt Office Department with postal cords si, Texas, Arizona, New Mexico, California) joek a $1,000,000 company was chartered at jjy the way, the new cards, which aro to bo and probably Washington Territory. Uriel vtlanta to improve an exl.-nsive water-power; i ur nished iu two sizes and colors, aro to have ’ roperty, engaged in manufacturing, eto. ;- tt design that would reflect no oredit upon a It nut.die, Va.. voted $420,000 for public im-j ,. r0Bg . r0 ad printer npon the address side, in provements, asd th* Norfolk and Western ; n, n upper right hand oorner of vvhioh is to railroad will, it is said, expend $400,000 or. jpy ^ portrait of General Grant, Tho now improvements at the same place; work on amounts paid to all of liis recently acquired Western railroads for carrying the mails Modest isn't he? I shall watch carefully s e bow many of these wants are supplied by Mr. Harrison's administration Another scandal has been talked around town about tbe new contract tor supplying Don’t forgot tho ditto—nud you will not, wlion have nn idea of GKAUTIES that will bo shown thoro. you you Clerk. Tin* Sprint;, Of all seasons in tho year, is the one for making radical changes in regard to health. During tho winter, the system becomes to a cortuiu extebt clogged with waste, and the blood loaded with impurities, owing to lack f exercise, close confinement in poorly ven tilate t shops and homes, aud other causes. This is tho cause of the dull, sluggish, tired feeling so general at this season, and which must bo overcome, or tbe health may be en tirely broken down. Hood's Sarsaparilla Iiuh ittuined the greatest, popularity all over the country as the favorite Spring Medicine. It xpels the accumulation of impurities through the bowels, kidneys,liver, lungs and kin, gives to the blood tbe purity and quality uecessrry to good health and over comes that tired feeling. 20th itist., at 2 o'clock p. ui. as a road court. On motiou council adjourned. lb'Jl TREASURER'S REPORT. S. H. B. Massey, Clerk aud Treasurer in Ac count with tho Town ot Tennille since last report. Jan 12 To balance on hand 501 87 Reed sale cemetery lots 32 U0 “ impounded stock 2 75 Feb 9 “ street tax 390 00-$980 02 Or, Jan 13 Paid L Kelley von No 1 0 05 “ Pd T N A; J IV Smith von No 2 7 42 17 Pd street hands van No 3 0 00 “ 24 Pd “ “ vott No 4 9 74 >• “ I’d <• ■ vou No 5 10 11 Fob 2 Pd 1. Kelly sal’y von No 0 25 00 " “ Pd E J Barns vou No 7 20 00 •• •• l 3 d S H B Massoy vou No 8 150 00 •• 3 Pd L Kelly as inspector vou No 10 8 00 “ 7 I’d street bauds vou No 11 7 12 “ “ Pd M L Jackson vou No 12 2 50 *‘ “ To balance on hand 713 08 $980 62 Above report examined uti.1 find the same oorroct. J O HAMILTON, char Flu Com. Tbkasuuku’s Rkpout, 1891 Dr. eb 10 To balance on hand .713 68 “ lteod fine A W Washington.... 5 00 16 RecdfiueJAJ McDonald.... 100 17 Reed fine Peter Williams 1 00 23 Part ot lino Peter Williams 5 00 Mob 5 Rood troui O G Robison special ux 10 00 9 Rood from hauling 1 60 9 lUod from street tux 204 00 Sho has hats and bouucts—oh, so nice, Ribbons, lactis, feathers and llowors, Beautiful in looks, charming in price, Tho hats are no longer EilVol Towers, But "a darling little^bonnet With a llowor garden on it.” Oh, it would take a week to toll you about all the beautiful things to bo soon,— so go and see for your self—she has something just suited to you. Mi s. O. C.IJRO WJST, WEST SIDE OF l’DULlO SQUARE. Sandersvillo, Ga., Apr. Oth. T. C. HENDRIX, Gouornl Manager. G. C. LACY, Soo’y & Treas, ot lo Atlanta nnd visits have been arranged Birmingham. Gold in (lur Old Fields, Considering health hotter than wealth. The thmi I ! vernment dry-dook ttt^Port it gives health, better tbun wealth—curing Royal isto be started at oner, l ort Royal, coughs, colds, croup and consumption. j Virginia, lifts organized a $50,060 water works • )oompany nnd also an electric light company Savannah some time since passed higl u $U)0)UUU ooUon m ill, a $30,000 water water mark iu her cotton receipts, the ui nifioent number of over one million of 10 having been reported. Augusta the beaiiti ful fountaiu city reports last week her ml having beaten all past record, amounting t 250,525 bules, As the season docs not cl until Sept. 1, 1891, sho hopes to reach 275, 600 by that dite, Col. Jack Brown who commanded a rogi- U). nt of Georgia Cavalrjt during tho war, and contract has been ostensibly awarded to Al. Daggett, tho Bjooklyu politician, notwith standing tho trouble the department lias had v.iih him ilnring the last two yours under a similar contract, but the real contractor George E. Lemon, tho king of tho pension Lobby, who lias carried Duggult through big troubles with Wanamaker. Some say that Lemon is to furnish tho postal cards for rtain parties Or $941 28 Macon Sash, Door & Lumber Co., MANUFACTURERS AND DEALERS IN Sash, Doors, Blinds, Turned and Scroll Work, Paints, Oil, Glass, Patty aud Builders’ Hardware; also Lime, Cement, Plaster, Gratos aud Muutels. orks company, a $30,606 electric light and power company; a $10,006 oro mining com pany has boon organized at Oedartown, Ga., i $50,660 oil mill company at Vicksburg, j no thiug, the priee going to Miss ; a cotton factory at. North Carolina; a , w p 0 u j 0 not to examine too closely into some 600 ooeperage company in Kentucky; 11 0 t tho business methods ot tho pensions $26,600 agricultural implom nt company “'Ikiug. Rock Hill.-s. C ; a $56,000 ilour mill com- 1 Mr iJlainoisrollickingintliBgloryheob- auy in Virginia; a #106,000 wood working j tftinoJ by filing the bluff of the Italian . mu puny in Stannton; $50,000 machinery | Oovarnmeut, hut for same reason ho refuses has since been a proiniuout republican poll-1company ut Norfolk; $15,000 fertilizer com- l0 Kiv0 out ft cop y 0 f tho last despatch hu rc- — """ ’ ce ,vod from liudini, the Italian prime minis- ticun, died ut his home in Washington Oitj Ipsoy iu South Carolina; u $20,000 knit,ting on the 2d iust. about CO years of ago. Hi I mill company at Anderson, B. U ; a $100,000 first wife troin whom he was divorced;a mor,t |company will build now gas work excellent Chri-ltan woman, died on the bum day at tho homo of bur sou, Mr. Bloom Brown iu Americas, (In. TOURISTS, Whether on pleasure bent or business, should take on evurj trip a bottle of SyrU] at Amen as, Ga.; at Danville, Vu>, a $50,000 land empany has boon organized; ut Mucon. Ga., $50,000 manufacturing company, and in Georgia a $75,000 laud company. The on- thusiastio activity and tireless work, which pushed Alubumn, Virginia and Tennessee so rapidly to tho front has spread to West Vir- tcr, ol Figs, us it actb most pleasantly and eil'ect-1gi n i, 4> to tho Oarolinas, Florida, Texas, and ually on tho kidneys, liver aud bowels, pit venting lovers, b. udaches and other form olsew here, while Georgia, which was tho first of tho southern states to begiu much indua- ofsickness. For sale in 50c and $1.00 bot-1 lrill | j fcVe lopment alter tho war, presses for ties by ull leading druggists, | ward ^tp unabated energy All 01(1 Vk nsll'siutoll I'ouillj .71 uii Slciiril I'i'oiii. Dawson News: (.'apt. Benjamin Whitakci Orr of Slitllinan L cue of the most popular men in this section, and besides, lio is quit, an original character. He was born in Wa-bingtorioounty in 181 > and is therolovi 76 years Old. Capt. Orr now has his fiftL wife. He says that mania o is by no means * failure, and that ho never intends to keep house without a wile; that there aro plent. of womeD, and thut deity made woman for man, and every man should have him a wife He is lather rough on old maids and Imeho lore—most especially the latter. Ho has tlie suit in which he was first married, and bus frequently loaned it to other parties for the same purpose. “How *o4’ur«*aill fcLin IMieawt Simply apply “Swayne’s Ointment. No nturnal medicine required. Curos Letter, Eczema, Itch, all Eruptions, on the ace, .ands, nOBe, Ac. leaving the skin clear white and healthy, I'h great healing and curative powers are possessed by no otlie remedy. Ask your druggist lor Swayuo Ointment. hie RE.IIU-R 4>F JHFFUlt- > O.’k' WAVS*. S tic S.i#<* «ti tl»<‘ l'i‘ctii(U‘H> ol III < uiifciH't'-u'v- Xolsl *»y lo* ile. l’fttont medicines dill, r—One 1ms reasona bleness, another has not One lias repute tion—another htm not One has confidonce born of success -another has only “hopes ” Don’t take it tor granted that all paten, medicines arc alik. . They are not. Let tin- years of uninterrupted success and the tom of thousands of cured and happy men and women, plnce Dr, l-i. roe's Golden Medical .Discovery and Dr. Pierc s l'„voii'.e I’r 'koription 'on the si.'.e of comparison to which they belong. And th isii't a stale or ter- ;itory, no -nor hardly a country iu th. porld, whether its pc pie reaU/.e it or not, lat have men ai.d women m them that.’r< Vippier because of their discovery and then 1'ects. Think of this m health. Think ot it in f knoss. And then think whether you can ^..rd to make the trial it the makes can ((ord to take the risk to give yonr money biik, fs'ftiey do, it they do not benefit otto you. Belvoiu) Compart, of New York, have just i-snad “Jefferson Davis, fix-president of th • Confederate States. A Memoir, by His Wife,” in two large octavo volumes of more tbau 1,600 pages, liberally illustrated. For a considerable time Mr. Davis had meditated an autobiographical work which should not only give to the world the salient tact of liis personal history, but should also include his public acts both nud. r the Federal Govern- meat and under the C< nfedi racy, as welt us his correspondence, documents, relations with tho celebrated p r..- n..ges of tho country nd tho belief and principles which guided him ns the President of the seceding States l uviug tho four yearn struggle. After he had coih etc 1 a vast quantity ot memoranda and had written many important aeotions, but before he had arranged any portion of fits work as ho intended, he was suddenly cut off by death, tlis wife, however, had, dur ing Uor many years of close uhiou with him, and all the information wo have had about tho despatch, said to be a straight back-down on the part of tho Italian Govern iiu.Dt, has come by press-cable from Romo. It is said that ouo reason why this despatch with held from tho public by Mr.Blaino is that it raised a question of veracity between Baron Favn, the recalled Italian minia'or aud Mr. Blaine, and makes it very plain that one or tlie other of them has been handling tho truth very carelessly. Baron Fava is still hero but he refuses to he seen and Mr. Blaine says tho despatch will not be made public until after his reply has been prepared and] sent. Meanwhile the publio are well satis fied to know that all danger of serious com- plication witLi Italy has passed. The one hundredth anniversary of tho Pat ent system of tho United States is to bo cele brated here this week, and great preparation are being made lor three days ol injoyment, both intellectual and physical. Most of the prominent inventors of the country aro ox. peoted to take part in tlio program cl enter tainment in somo capacity, aud their pres ence alone will attract a large crowd. Mr, Harrison expects to start on his Paci fic slope trip next week, if the eminent Cana dians, now being steered around Washing ton by Sir Julian Paunoefote, who have cosro here to talk reciprocity with Mr. Bla.ne iu order to ascertain that gentleman’s posi tion, if he has one, on tho question of reci procity with Canada, do not raise some new international complication. Nobody seems to want to go with Mr. Harrison, not even his wile and children. Editor Herald : Tho fruit crop in this seotiun is reported as not heiug killed, I cannot see how that it lias escaped, ns wo have such cold wcathor We had ieo plentifully three mornings. Little Dorn Hodges, who has had typhoi. fever so long, iH convalescing; her sister. Miss Clara, is now quite sick with typhoid fever. Mr. William Josey, who has been qnit.e sick with typhoid lever, is reported as being better. Mr. J. E. Smith Jr., of Kittrel, visitod Oconee, his old homo Sunday. UiB lrieuds were glad to soo him. and hear ho is improv ing so rapidly with his broken leg. I have been requested by the good ladies of ilobrou to state through the Herald that there will bo a festival given at the residence ot Mr. J. P Sweaney tor tbe benefit of the Methodist church, Cabin Hill. The public invitdd. Last night at 1:20 we had a collision at this poiut with the passenger trains. Num ber four (4) lrom Mttoou Was here, awaiting the arrival ot number three (3) from Savan nah, when it came iu on good time at tbe rate of (30) thirty miles an hour aud ran iu- tu no. 4. It is reported that the air hrakas on no 3 failed to work,that caused the wreck Both engines and tonders aro torn all to pie ces ; no one was seriously hurt, one engineer aud fireman got bruised up some—had they not jumped off would have been killed, Yours truly, Henrioom. Oconee, Ga., April, 7th 1891. eb 14 Paid B Gaiuor vou No 1 18 00 21 Paid B Gainer vou No 2 15 00 J25 Paid B Gainer vou No 3...... 7 00 Mon 2 Paid L Kelley salary vou No 4 25 01) 2 Paid E J Barnes salary vou No 5 10 00 2 Paid Frank Irwin salary vou No 6 20 00 3 Paid G Bobb cemetery work vou No 7 2 00 7 Pd O Boyer oomotory work coloro.l vou No 8 10 00 7 I’d ditch hands vou No 9 13 01 7 I’d Perkins Bros vou No 10 50 63 9 Pd fk J Joiuer vou No 11 22 30 0 Pd J O Harman salary vou No 12 37 50 9 To balauce on hand 700 21 GOOD GOODS And Low Prices. Office 414 Poplar street, Telephone, Factory 404; Office 416. 1891 1891 J. J. SPARKS $941 28 Above report examined and find tho same correct. J O HAMILTON, char tin. com. Tennille, Ga., Feb. ‘20th, 1891 Counoil met iu pursuance to adjournment Mayor llaiuian presiding, aldermen present, Lord, Joiner, Hamilton, liashiusky aud Pea cock, absent Tuoums. Moved by oouuoil that the fiue of all defaulting Tax payers, to be tivo dollars each aud cost, and in default ot the payment ol said lino and cost, llfteeu days on the publio works of tho town, llov e l that the mayor be, and is hereby author ized iu his discretion to hour aud determine such excuses as may be made. There being no iurther business on motiou council adjourned, S. II. B. Mabsev, Clerk ot ■ ouncil Having feceivod a good, large shipment of Guano, I now takn pleasure in announoing to nay customers, and tbe publio generally, tint I am now ready to fill all orders, eithei at this place, or at any points on tho Central, tho Wrightsville A Dublin, or on the Au gusta, Gibson A Sandersvillo R. R. As to tho quality of goods I am handling, the ehsr- cter nnd reputation of Companies, or Manufactures 1 am representing should be a suf ficient guarantee of the character and quality of the goods. Such Companies, for in stance as these: G. OB t£R & SONS’ CO. Baltimore, Md. LI ITER’S AGL. CHEM. Co. Newark, N. J. F JRMAN FARM IMP. Co. Atlaota, Ga. Pricas this season will ho a little lower, and pnrohaaors will he given the privilege ot haying on either a ourrenoy or cotton basis, l’lease call nnd see mo, and let me have your orders early, thnt I may know bow to provide lor tho trade. Yours respectfully, J. J. SPARKS. Sandorsvillo Ga., Jan. 29 '91. If you suffer pricking pains on moving the eyes, or cannot bear bright light, and flu ' your sight weak and failing, yon should promptly use Dr. J. Ii. McLean's Strength ening Eye Halve. 25 oentsa box. //• mull hack .ten l * Or you are nil worn out, really rooI for nothing it is general debility. Try JUKI >» V S / 11* t V It ITTllltS. It will cure you, and give u good ttpiwlUc. " ' eider* In t by all . medicine. THE A. J. TAX RECEIVLR’S NOTICE. Comprising a full lino of Parlor and Bedroom Suits, Folding beds, Louugos &c. FIRST IIOI’MI*. I will be at tho following named places on tho days specified for the purpose ol receiv ing the State and County Tax Returns tor the year 1891, viz; LACE. DISTRICT. TIME. Deepstep, 99th Monday, April C 4.RT GOODS, embodying nil tbo tom implies, as applied to furniture— A SPECIALTY. Hebron, 98th. Oconee, 88th.. Council Proceedings. Tennille, Ga,, January 8th 1891. Council met, J. C Harman, mayor, pro filing. Aldermen present, Thomas, Joiuer, Baslnuski and Hamilton, absent Schaulelo aud Lord. Minutes of last meeting road und adopted. . The tollowiug fines have been received siuue last report: Jake Harris $10 00, Celia Stephens $7 50, Violet Hayes $7 50, Sim Jones $10 00, Moses Primus $2 50, Jennie Primus $2 50, Charles Irwin $5 00, Tim Gregory $2 50, total $57.50, The matter of a cash deposit in the Ex change Bank of Macon, Ga., ordered spread upon the minutes ut follows: “That on the 19th day of December 1890, the amount of $0 240.00 was deposited in the Exchange Bank of Macon, Ga., to the credit of tho Town of Tennille ” Ordered that tlie Mayor with the street committee he authorized to purchase such things as are necessary lor the benefit of the Town aud tljosatety of tbo prisoners of tin town. Moved that tlie printing committe. proceed to look after tho matter of printing lor the town. Tbo finance committee make tlie tollowiug estimate lor the fiscal year 1891: For Mayor 150 00 Clerk and Treasurer 150 00 Marshals £00 00 Streets aud drains 700 00 Lights 200 00 Incidentals 200 00 Giles 96th Bartlien 1300th Clay’s lOOtti. ... Cleveland, 1381th Josey's 92nd Riddleville, 1253rd Tuesday, . ... Wednesday Ikautmock’s 89th.... 9 10 13 14 15 Thursday ‘ 16 M Friday ‘ 17 M Friday • 17 20 21 .... If edrt’Hday' 22 Thursday 1 23 24 27 ..Tuosday ' 28 ... ll edncsda* ■ 29 A full line of SHADES anti MATTINGS of handsome designs, pocial attention to mail orders. The A. J Miller Co. 171 Broughton St. Savannah Ga. I will be in Sandersvillo every Saturday. E. D. STRANGE, Receiver Tax Returns IFosh'g'n Co. The Courier Journal LOUISVILLE, KY. THE TRIALS OF WINTER, Winter is a trying period, even to those who have strong constitutions, but it is doubly trying to tboso who are weak and delicate, or who have a tendency to tlie vari ous diseases that are tired and fostered in the stagnant atmosphere of closed and heat- ,.,1 houses. .The system should bo kept strengthened and toned up with a liberal course of S. S. S., the great blood tonic and purifier. It acts like a charm. It increases the appetite, soothes the nerves, and beauti fies the complexion — in short, it wakes life well worth living- Subscription Ratos, Daily and Sunday $16.60 a year, Daily without Sunday, $8.00 a year, Sunday $2,60 a year, Weekly $1 00 year. Nov. 27, ’90. Fine Horses! TWO OAR LOADS! Those Kentucky Here. Horses aro The Weekly Courier-Journal Has tho largest uiroulation ot any Democrat ic Newspaper in the United States aud pro poses to double or treble its already large circulation. Total $2,066 00 An ordinance to prescribe a revenue for the town of Tennille tor the fiscal year 1861, read tbe first time and by unanimous con- sent read the second time and passed. On motion tho Marshal was ordered to proceed at once to notify' all parii*.s in tho town sub ject to street duty. Ordered that the com mutation tax lor tlio year 1891 bo three dol lars. On motion alderman Sobaufelo wbh ex cused lor non attendance at ttiis meeting ot council. Tho amount ot six dollars for im pounded stock which was not reported will appear in next report. On motion the chair man ol tho 1.11 eel. I , li n.'.tlee was requested to arrange tor the protection ot too impoun ded stock ol the town Tlio Clerk is ordered to open tux books ot the iowu for the purpose ol receiving tbs town tuxes lrom February 3d to March tLe 3d, 891, at which time th books w ill close, also to send tux blanks to ail tax payers of tlie town. The following hills wero approved and ordered paid: T. N. A J. W. Smith $7.42, L.wson Kelley $6.6o, total $13.47, The finance esmwittee make HOW? BY GIVING AWAY EACH AND EVERY DAY to some one a splen did High Aril) Sowing Machine or a Hand- Borne Gold Watch, ABSOLUTELY FREE Full particulars in Weekly t’ouiier Journal. Sample copv freo. Send for one. Address, W. N. IIALDEM.VN, President Courier-Journal Company, Louisvillo, Ky. Smdorsville Herald aud Weekly Courier Journal one y ear $1.96, with Daily Courier Journal $16.66. I take plooauae iu iuforming tbe Public that I have brought fr onl Kentucky two carloads of line Horses, expressly forjthis market. vT My experience iu the past enables me to select the stock, jo* need. Call aud see this fine lot. HAY and FODDER Wanted.—I will pay more thut any one else. Chas. G. Rawlings, FINE SHOW GASES. *j~Ask for catalogue. TERRY M’F’G CO., Nashville, Tenn. Goto Mrs. C. 0. Biown to goto now Home Sewing machine. Om make easy term if you dont want to pay cish. Beech A Farmer, Louisville Ga. BANDERSV1LLE, GA. Redding & Baldwin, Macon. Ga-> 3GB 2nd Street, m Have the LARGEST and best selected stock of CLOTHING, HATS, and GENTLEMENS UN DERWEAR ever brought to Macon—Prices rea sonable. Call on them. Dec. 4,1890.
