About The Sandersville herald. (Sandersville, Ga.) 1872-1909 | View Entire Issue (April 23, 1891)
LOCAL ITEMS. $y|oHRg s E ONE RIVJOYSI Roth tho method mid results when Sjrrtip of Figs is tnkeu; it is plcasnut anil refreshing to tho taste, and acts ently yet promptly on the Kidneys, aver and Bowels, cleanses the sys tem effectually, dispels colds, head- ashes and fevers and cures habitual aonstipation. fryrup of Figs is the only remedy of its kind ever pro duced, pleasing to tho taste and ac ceptable to the stomach, prompt in its action and truly beneficial in its diets, prepared only from tho most Wealthy and agreeable substances, its many excellent qualities commend it to all and have made it the most popular remedy known. Kyrup of Figs is for sale in 60c Mid 81 bottles by all leading drug gists. Any reliable druggist who may not have it on hand will pro- oure it promptly for nny one who wishes to try it. Do not accept any substitute. CALIFORNIA FIG SYRUP CO. SAN FRANCISCO, CAL. LOUISVILLE, KY. NEW YORK. N / CHUIiCH SERVICES. 4tlx Sunday. METHODIST, Tenniile-- Preaching ut II, n. m. and 7 p. in , by Bov. J. W. Weston, pastor. BAPTIST. Praaohin in the city at It a. m. and 7, p ai, Rev. B. U.Ivoy, pastor. CHRISTIAN. BRIEF LOCALS. Memorial day next Monday. Large atten danoe invited and desired. Readers of the Hebald will be pleased to, see nn interesting letter from Sooth Georgia trorc the facile pen of Rev. J. 0. Parker in this issue. The editor hopes other letters will follow. The colored Baptist ohnroh in this city is having an interesting meeting in prog ress, nine oouverts were baptized on last Sabbath. The cemetery Is beiug placed in nioe or der for Memorial day. But a few more days of the oyster reason remain; April ii nearly gone. The Hrbald A Oeoboiak this month com pletcs its Rcmi-ceutenniul. For a h >lf oentn ry it has battled for tho best interests of ttandersville nnd Washington oounty. It still loves to servo tho people, and still flourishes, Hie ofllce of Dr. B. N. riollifleld has been moved to the Tarbutton & Duggan building, next doot to tho sloro ol Mr. B. J. Tarbut- ton, Tbe contest between lobooirooms and oropB on one Ride and pio nice and fish fries on tbe olb«r, will soon be sharp and lively, Tboaunusl meeting of tbe Confederate Veterans’ Association of Washington oounty as will be seen uisewhere will be held on Monday mxt, 27tb inst„ at 11 a. m. at the court bouse. Rome cases of whooping oough about town. Bad news lor mothers. B. B. lUudolpb, Brunswiok, Ga., writes "I was under the oare of nine different doc tors, but not one of them did me the good that Botauio Blood Balm has done me." Preaching hero at 11, a. in. and 7, p. ltev. F. L. Adams, Pastor. AppolntmentM lor Washington Circuit. Bay Spring,4th Sunday and Saturday before Deepstep, ’2nd Sunday and Saturday before. Cabin Hill, 3d Sunday nnd Sa’urday before, and New Bethel at 4 p. m. 3rd Sunday , Tabernacle, 1st Sunday and Saturday before nnd New Bethol at 4 p. m 4th Sunday, New Bethel, Oth Sundays and Sat. before. MAItlUBD. In Valdosta on tho 15th inst. Mr. Eugene F. Willis of Oglethorpo, Ga , and Miss Mattie Clark, daughter of ltev Goo. 0. Clark, now of Kastman, Ga. A Itlcli Iscgucy I lie General attorney of the Pullman sleeping car company, Ex-chief Justice O. A. Loelftauo,states that old Dr. Riggers could lonvu uo bettor legacy than his Huoklebcrry Cordial for all bowel nffoctions. There is more Catarrh in this section of tlie oountry than all other diseases put to gether, nnd until the last few years was sap posed to bo incurable. For a great many years doctors prouonnoed it a local disease, and prescribed local remedies, and by con stantly failing to ouro with looal treatment, pronounced it iuourahle. Science has prov en catanb to bo a constitutional disease, and therefore requires constitutional treat ment. Ball’s Catarrh Cure manufactured by F. J Cheuey A Co , Toledo, Ohio, is tbe only constitutional cure on the market. It is taken internally in dosos from 10 drops to a tcRBpoonfnl. It aots directly upon tbe blood and muous surfaces of tbe systom. They offer oue hundred dollars for any case it fails to oare. Send for circulars and tes- timoniila. Address, F. J. OBENEY A Co., Toledo,O. JPIFSold by Druggists, 75o. Mhii floraville Cotton Market. Good Middling 84 Middling 7 § Low Middling 7j Good Ordinary 8 Ordinary *. 0 KAKDKHIIVILLE PMOVKNION MAHkKT. Baoou sides per lb (A In 8 3 4 Bulk " *• 73 N C Flour — 6.85 Plain hams •' 13} "16 Shouldors “ 7 " Lurd " @ 8} " Coflee 20. 25 “ Gran Sugar @7 to 8 EmraC Hhite 7 to 7J In small quantities, prices a (ruction higher Flour i patent $5.76 Corn 1 05 Meal " bu. 1 10 Eggs •• doz, @ 1 Batter •• 20 @26 „ Chickens 15 @ 30,, \«’>V Itoiul. N-dice of a new road to be established in tbu lower part of tbe county appears in this ■suite. The road begins at Dr. W. F. Pea cock's house, and then through his lands nnd the lands of 8. W. Rogers J. S. Law- rouco, Virgil Powers, F. C. Rawlings and F. M Joiner to Vt. Moriah ohnroh and thence to intersection of New's bridgo an 1 'l’euuille road. AV wall Mreaa Vaferlm. Burden, Smith A Ellis "The Empire Store," M ioon, Ga., ere showing tbe larges and best selected stock of. wash goods, and hundreds of new and exolusivo designs that will not be found elsewbero in tbe oity. Among the most popular this season are the English Batiste, Frenob Lawns, Organ dies and Amerioan Fine Apple tissues oi very sheer and beautiful texture, in dark or light grouuds, with exceedingly obaate de signs in appropriate ooloringB and ranging in prioe from 12Jo to 40 cents Their stock of Spring Saits, Oballies. Ginghams, Zephyr Cloths, Outings, Toile du Nords, Ohallie do Monde, Sateens Ao is al so very oomplete. Call and Bee thorn when you visit Macon, or write for samples. ' Red, Violet and Black Inks. DURLOO, tbe Printer. eMtivMSM the bmII<1m naaat Tonic, Alterative and Oathartlo Properties. sar num,IMo ** Speedily Restore kewela their uatwal ptrliUlttl •■■•ntlaal to r«i;uUrlly. t •old Everywhere. Send your Job Printing to Durloo. Best "ork, Best Material, Lowest Prioes, Most Reliable. ——“«■■■»— • —— 1'iNF. STATIONERY for polite oorrespon donee for sale by Dorloo, tbe Printer. ^‘V'VBKIVNENS-I.IItron HABIT—In “ii the worlil there I. but one cure. Hr. llalm' Oolden Specific. 1* can he given in a cup oi tea or coffee without the knowledge of the person taking ( Heeling a speedy and permanent onre, whether the patient is n moderate drinkor or au alcoholic wreok. Thousands of drank- •fas have l,ei it cured, who have tuken the "dden Speoifio in their coffee without their lima ledge, and today believe they quit dnukiii,, of their own free will. No harm 'd results from its administration. Curts guaranteed, Send for circulars and lull particulars. Address in ooufideuoe, Gold- f,N Npecifo Co.‘ 185 Race Street, Cincinnati, Ohio. t , Buckleu’s Arnica Salve. i he Best Sai.vk in the world for Cuts, "foists, Sores, Uloi rs, Suit Rhcnm, Fever oorea, Tettor, Chapped Bands, Chilblains, °rns, and all SkiD Eruptions, and positive- y eureB Tilts, or no pay required. It is guaranteed to give perfect satisfaction, ot one} refunded. Price 25 cents per box. Bale by Wm. Rawlings. ben those beautiful Dress Goods arrivo at P. Bapp's Son A Co 'h the readers of tho Hr.nix® bo.notitted.through its opiamns. Law and Order. Ed. Herald:—Parents of Sanderaville want blind tigers flushed. Tbe boys of Sanderaville are more to be considered than tbe good will of those that would ruin them. Tux payers pay to havo laws exeouted. Whoso business is it to hunt up blind tl gers and cigarette sellers? Tax Payer. A family horse for sale cheap. Apply to, W, A. Gallahbb. Tribute ol Iteapcct. Tenmllb, Ga., April 1C, 1881, The oommittee appointed by the Woman’s Missionary Sooiety to draft sultablo resolu tions, relative to the death of Mrs. Lizzie Willis Daniel, report the following : Whereas, Death has removed from our midst and presenoe one of onr loved ones and most faithful members, therefore be it Resolved, That while we bow submissive, ly to the will of Him, Who doeth all things well, and while our lose is irreparable, we are consoled with tbe thongbt that our loss is her eternal gain, and that her pure aud good life made her worthy to wear the crown that is hers. Resolved 2nd, That a blank page in the minutes of the Sooiety be left on which to inscribe her name and date of death. Resolved 3rd, That we deeply sympathize with her Rrief stricken husband and relatives in their sad bereavement, and extend to them onr heartfelt oondolenoe, and that a oopy of these resolutions be sent to her family. Resolved 4tb, That eaoh cl ns will endeav or to emulate the noble example she has left us in being so earnest in all works for the master, suob a bright ornament of Christian piety, adorned by a manner so sweet and amiable, that won tbe hearts of all with whom she was associated. Resolved 5th, That we request the publi cation ot these resolutions in the oounty pa pers and the Christian Index. Mrs. J. O. Hamilton, J. W. Smith, PERSONAL. Rev. J. J. Hyman of Maoon on Thursday received the appointment of Chaplain of the seooud regiment of Georgia volunteers, Dr. E. 8. Psaoookof Harrison has returned from tbe Medloal College at Baltimore, where be had just oompleted an additional special course. Re will resume the practice of raedioine with his brother, Dr. W. F. Peooook. Mr. Chas. L Youngblood of Augusta, spent Sunday at his old homo in tho oity. Mr. J. T. Barwick of Blythe, made a pleas ant call at the Debald ofBoe on Tuesday, He says the farmers are worse behiud in their orops than he has ever known them before. Col, T. H. Potter and Soi-Qon, Evans are in ettendanos upon Emanuel oourt this woek. Righert aU b Leavening Power.—U. S. Gov’t Report, Aug. 17, 1889. Mrs. D. P. Bole of Rome, Ga., is visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Galiabor. Mr. Hale aooompanied her here, but left cn Monday. Though young in years,Mr. Bale ia one of Rome’s leading merchants. Dr. M, G, Hatch ol Tenniile, says tho An- gosta Chroniole of Friday, is one of the most notable of the attendants upon the medioal convention. Mrs. J. Floyd Jones of Spsrta is visiting relatives In tbe oity, Rev. F. A. Branch agent of the Orphans' Home Maoon, and a vslund member of the South Ga. Conference, preached a very inter esting sermon at the Methodist ohuroh in this oity on Sabbath. He has also been ren dering assistance Id tho protraoted servioes still going on in Tenniile. Miss Addle Jones after a pleasant and pro traoted visit to Maoon and Sparta is again at home. s&f&am ABSOLUTELY PURE TOURISTS, Whether on pleasure bent or business, should take on every trip a bottle of Syrup of Figs, os it aots most pleasantly and effect ually on the kidneys, liver and bowels, pie- venting fevers, h.adoobes and other forms ofsiokni w. For sale in 50o and $1.00 bot tles by all leading druggists. The Sparrow* Del ended. The plea for the English sparrow by that intelligent naturalist, Dr. Clifton of Maoon, appears on our first page and will be read with interest by renders of the Beuald. The Dootor combats tho general opinion, that they are not inseot destroyers. The great charges made against them are, that they drive off our sweet roooking birds,nnd those good garden proteotors blue birds; also they destroy onr ripe millet aud other small seed orops, and last but not least, that they cause dwellings and other buildings to beoome infested with mites and other pestiferous vermin. If these oharges are true, it will take a multitude of virtues to compensate lor these offenses. DUltLOO’8 V ‘ 8illD8 aDd Cards 81 A Bulterfly Party, At the Court House park Friday evening, the 24th inst., commencing at 6 o'olock. The public oordlaliy invited nnd will be daintily served with cakes, ioeB, et cetera. When Ton Are In Need Of au article in the dry goods Hdo, not kept by your looal denier, write to Barden, Smith Ellis, Maoon, Ga,, and yon will get it as good in quality,as pretty in design,and mod. erate in price and as promptly as it oan be had any where. Give them an order. Tho best Commercial Note paper on tbe Market at 5 centner t^nire, AtDUKLOO'S. Burden, Smith A Bill*. Mra. T.J. Beck, Pres. Oommittee. Catarrh ELY’S BEAM BALM Cleanses the Kasai Passages, Allays Pain anti Inflammation, Heals the Sores. ltcstoi es the Senses of Taste and Smell. -FEVER try the cure A parttole is applied into esob noBtril and is agreeable. Prioe 60 oenta at Droggiats, bv mail, registered, 60 ots, ELY BROTHERS, 66 Warren St., New York The Empire Store, Maoon, Ga., offor the oitizens of Sanderaville and Washington oounty all tho advantages of oity trade. They hove a large aud and unusually well selected stock of Staple and FaDoy dry goods, and everything pertaining to a first class, pushing, retail dry goods business, they have built up a large patronage and au onviable reputation for fair and square dealing. Correct styles and choice selections, will guarantee to meet Now Y’ork retailers’ prioes and pay expressage on orders of $10.00 and upwards. Call and see thorn whoa you are in Macou, or seed them a trial order. —■■■*• ■ —— Burgrlitrs Near Dtarnborw, A correspondent writes tho following to the Savannah Morning News: Davisbobo, Oi , April 19.—A bold lot of tramp burglars have made their appearance near Fenn's bridgo, on the Ogeeohoe river, five miles north of here. 8inoe their appearance, some ten days ago, they have been the ooossion of no end of terror to women and children living in that seotion of tbe country, No one seems to know just where they aro lnoated, bat every night or two they get in their little work, and are seldom seen during the day. At night thoy appear bold aud feat less, going all around houses, getting what they oan Beoure, and gaining outranoe where it is possible to do so. War talk has already been indulged iu, and some may not live to tramp away. A family horse for sule cheap. Apply to, W, A. Gallahzb. Pension Clitiin*. WANTED —The oonsent of 10,000 8mok- ere,—to soDd each, a sample lot of 150 “NICKEL" Oigars nnd a 20 year gold filled Watch, by Express C. O. D. $5.25 aud ol- low examination. Havana Cioab Co., Winston, N. 0. Frequently aocidents occur in the house hold which cause burns, outs, sprains and bruises; for use in snob oases Dr. J. 11. Mo- Lean’s Volosuio Oil Liniment has for mauy years been the constant favorite family rem edy. Up to date tbe honorable Ordinary, Judge NewmaD, baa perfected and forwarded the requisite legal papers, of forty widows of confederates. He has in course of prepara tion tbo ola.ims oi 17 others, and has notioe of about 20 others that will apply. The prompt and caret ol attention given these olaims, has imposed a vast deal of tra labor npon the laborious aud painstaking Ordinary, Iu order to iuBure promptness, he bad blanks printed and seut to various parties in all seotions of the county, asking for names of widows, whose hnsbands died, or were kilted during the war, also for wid ows whoso husbands died of wounds or dis ease contracted iu service, sinoe tbe war. Blanks for answers have aooompanied these inquiries, aud oven envelopes self address i»ow w wri ii hi,iN» tiubiw. Down IVItli (tie Eipreu Jug. Editob Bebald:—Plcaso do me the kind ness to put on yonr very best glasses an tako a look at our city, a oareful.houost look, and llico answer me tbo following questions: Do tho parents of Sandorsville really love their hoys? Do those selected to enforce the law, manifest the interest becoming them in tho yottug people, by throwing around them every protection iho law con templates? If so why do we see boys Rmok- ing oigarettes on our streots? Why do wo sometimes find mixed With the odor of the oigarette, that awful monster,—that home destroyer,—that manufacturer of rags aud misery,—that assassin which kills mothers and futhers,—thut demon which sometimes throws onr brightest boys in tho gutter in broad day light and le.ivos them there to wallow in their shame, under tbe gaze ol every passer bj? Who sells these boys cigarettes in opeo violation of tbe laws? Who is it that is so depraved in your towu that for a lew pen nies they will rob homes of their boyB and supplant joy and peaoo with misery aud despnir? Is there such nn one? Can it bi that there is one so depraved in our midst that they would speonlato iu human soul Can you better denominate tho business ot one who sells whisky to your boy than that thoy are spooulators? Spooulators who rob mothers of their sweetest hopes aud fathers of tho pillars thoy hoped to leau ou in old ige,—the oountry of n needed oilizoD? Have you a happy home? if so what are your feelings for those, whose homes are made wretched by theso speculators? Now if the parents lovo their boys, wny do they not hurry to tboir rescue? They have the law ou their side. Are they nlraid of some one? Are thoy willing to Btnnd by and see their hoys stripped of the good names they have guarded so long and woll lor them, nudl sayfnotbing, because perchaDca, they miglitj bort the feelings ol those who oare nothing for them, nor their homes? I want to know especially, where these speculators are when these wrecked boys are oarried home in disgraoe? Who does the tending, watobing and weeplug? Would it not ho grand if there were a few btave mon, who would stand by theso good and brave and true womeu, who have oried out so long against this speculator and tho misery ho has brought on our land? If a lion was loose in our midst and it was known that he would kill Borne one of our town be fore he was captured, would you quietly ,Bit down and do nothing to proteot your loved ones? Did whisky ever fail, wLen it enter ed a community, to kill one or more? How is it that there is snob an indifference, when it ia known that there is a more dangerous foe iD our midst than the lion? iNquiuEB. Protfriiiiiinc«»( Exprcispi tor tht* l!Ttli--.Tlriiiurlul liny. Tbo following interesting programme ha* been arranged by the Ladies' Memorial Asso ciation. Monday, the 27th, will bo observed as Memorial Day, ns already announced, in stead of Sunday, the 26tb. Tho exercises will be held, ns usual, in the Methodist ohnroh, commencing at 3 o'elook. Tho High School and p'aocs of business will bo closed, that nil may rneot together to honor tho memory of our falleu heroes. PROGRAMME. Voluntary, by choir—Sun of My Soul. Master of Ceremonies, Maj. M. Newman. Invocation, by ltev. Win. Park. Prayer, by ltev. B. II. Ivoy. Song—Departed Friends, duet nnd oborus. Recitation The Old Canteen, Miss Leil Weddon, Solo, by Miss Paulino Hermann-The Dying Soldier. Address—Col I! D. Evnns, Sr. Maryland, My Maryland—Solo and ohoro Recitation- The Conquered BamiorqRyan) Miss Clara Park. Requiem—Sleep Thy Last Kloep. Benediction—Rev. J. W. Heston. By request wo puldish several verses of the stirring aud patriotic song "Maryland My Maryland," which is ouo of Ihe numbers ou the programme. "Tho despot's heel is on thy shore, Maryland I my Maryland ! His touch is on thy tompls door, Maryland ! my Maryland ! Avenge the patriotic gore That flowed tho streets ol Baltimore, Aud be the battle queen ot yore, Maryland I my Maryland ! Hark ! to a wand'ring son’s appeal, Maryland ! my Maryland I My Mother-State, to thee I kueel, Maryland I my Maryland 1 For lilo nnd death, tor woe au.l weal, Thy pei-ilogs chivalry reveal, Aud gird thy beauteons limbs with steel, Maryland ! my Maryland I Thou wilt not cower In tho dust, Mary laud ! my Maryland I Thy gloaming sword shall never rust, Maryland I my Maryland I Remember Carroll's sacred trust, ltemomher Howard's warlike thrust, And all thy sluiubereis with the just, Mary laud ! my Maryland ! New Road. GEORGIA—Washington County. Ordinary’s Office ol said ( ouuty. All persons interested are hereby notified that if no good cause be shown to the contra ry, an order will be granted by tho nnd.-r* signe.l on Saturday the 23d day of May 1891, establishing n now road, "Beginning 'at W. F. Peacock's house, running through his aud S. W. Rogers' Hold to a gate near H W Rog ers’ house; then through his laud, tlu-noo along the land line of said Rogers nnd Vir gil Powers, through lands of Powers, F. (1 Rawlings nnd F. M. Joiner to Mount Moriah church , thenci along nn oil road bed, inter secting with tho N-w’s bridge nnd Tenniile rond a’ Claudius Joiner's lions-’. This ‘21st day of April, 1891 4t M NEWMAN, OrJinnrv. ELECTION NOTICE. Or,lore-1 (hat nn Election for Mayor and six AI let men tor the Town of I’eunt'le, bo hi Id at < ounoil Chamber tho usual plaoc of hold- tng Election in said town on Saturday the 2nd tiny of May 1891—Polls opened at 9, m and close at 4 p, m. By ordt r of tho Mayor H H. ,11. Massey Chrk of Council. This April 16th 1891 f A Carfl. To The. Farmers of Washington Co: I wish to give you notioe that I havs taken the Eureka Mills back, aud with hnneet, competent and reliable men in charge, an now ready to Cn yonr grinding at short notioe, ou Thursday, Friday aud Saturday of eaoh week. For the accommodation of my customers, I will keep meal oo haud nnd exohange for oorn, bushel lor bnshel at any time. I wilt al-*o guarantee my customers against loss of grain where "standing turns, are left iu null. Monday, Tuesday nnd Wednesday, will be devoted to merohant work. Thanking you for past, favors aud soliciting yonr future pa'ronnge, I remain yours, very truly, 0 R. Phinole, Sandersville, Ga. Ordinary’s (Rations. IslKlit Weight Urea* Uuutli. Wrightsville. There was organized at this place this morniug a Chapter of It A. M., the following acting us grand oflic- ers: A. M. Wolihiu, ll. P. Albany, chapter No. 1C. H. Y. Lester, E. Ii., Miilen, Chapter No. 17. J, H Hicks, E. S. Swaineboro, Chapter No. 23. W. A. VVolihin, 0. H. Constan tine, Chapter No. 4, G. H. liatohford, It A.C. Swaius- boro, Chapter No 23. Guo. 8. Ober, P. 8 , Miueral City, Borden, Smith A Ellis, Macon, Gn., U r«i n . , . , „■ -*• showing all of the latest effects aud oolor i ^'w'n’^u tn ’ ^'| ja P^' r r No 471. ingR Id light weight wool dre»H g >ods, Hmi-M. lbt V., Millou, riettas. Crepons, OheviotB, Challies, Euglish 'Chapter No. I?. Homespuns, and with au extensive variety **• A. Johus^i M. 2J V., 8waius of Silver, Gilt and Siik PaHHaiuuntories toj^^O, Cbiipt 4 ^ ® 23. J. F. bupi'^f, 1 , 41. 1st V., 8wains- boro, Chapter No. 23. Dr. G. N. Ivey,Guard, Swainsboro Chapter No. 23 The following officers were duly elected after the organization: Capt. J. M. Hicks, High Priest. Dr. G. \V Ivey, King, L. D. Downs, 8cribe; J. NV. Linder, Capt. of Host. W. G. Simmons,Principal Sojourner. F. M. Daley, Itoyul Arch Cupt. G. C. ltains, Master 3rd Vail. matoh, also a beautiful line of braids and oords for outliniug nnd finishing. Gall and soe them wheD yon visit Macon or write for samplos. tewii.li:. A good rain with heavy hail fell a few miles east of Tenniile on Wednesday. At a mass meeting of oitizens held od Wednesday night, tho followiug lioket was nominated for oity officials: Hon. J. 0. Harman lor Mayor ; Aldermen, Iverson Lord rV;■ m “" M T, ora v w. J. Joiner, Jr., H. M. Bnshiosk., J. F. t°^ D Jp . Ke nn«dy, Muster 2nd Vail. Murchison, 0. V. Smith oud W. P. Davis. 1st Vuii. Tho election is on Friday the 1st of May. i , ”, ooc *' Sentinel. The Teun.lL steam laundry Is drawing ft , J^son, Secretary, considerable patronage from Sandersville,; t ' , ’ l “ 0 ’ ^ r ®R 8ur er; aud as the work is satisfactory, it will doubt-- u ‘ ° te pbeua, Chaplain. Lbs steadily increase. j -tlau quite a pleasant time. X'or- Couuoil Proceedings of March 9th and 16th r^"^ W ® ^ 8l were made, also for April 13th, also treasurer's report'^'P*" PETER POPCORN, from Feb. 10th to April 13th, will be found ia this issue. The stook of dry goods, boots,shoes Ac, ol - the Tenniile Allianco Store has beeu sold to 1 Messrs. Smith, Rhodes and eMalon ol Bar : tow,who will continue the buninaas The groeory department is still managed by the Alliance Stock Company. DOTS FBOM JOSEPHUS. The second quarterly oonforeu-M for the Arline circuit wil bo held at 11,trilaou next Saturday and Sunday, aDd for tbs New Hope oirouit the first Saturday and Sunday in May at Piney Mount. The "Tenniile Enterprise" is to be revived soon under the management of Mr. Perry. We wish tor it the greatest possible suooess Rev. F. A. Branch preaobed an impressive sermon Sunday night at the Methodist ohurob. The congregation gave him tbir- ty-eix dollars for tho Orphans' Home. The farmers and gardeners would be de lighted to seen shower of rain just now. Tho protraotod service at the Methodist oburch has been attended with good results. We were glad to see Mrs. Aiosworth and her daughters, Miss Mattie aud Mrs. Kober* son ot SauderBvilJe iu oar town yesterday. PORTABLE SODA FOUNTAIN „®X Kites'cos S . -j o ns;, r Over 26 Years In Uso til 0m Ino No ganBrntarn tip n.---;rr BtBd by a child Will - ■ h- ' S4DL1D Gaa Fountain end eclll BlasaBa to it3 DI1B, CHAPMAN & CO., MADISON, INDIANA. " vr : ,-'*f );i . ‘ ji, Ax** ELECTION NOTICE. GEORGIA —Washington Connty. By M. Newman, Ordinary of said connty. Whereas a vacancy exDt* in tbe nflles of County treasure, of naid condt.v. It is here by ordered thut on election to fill said va- uanev, be lie) I at all the election preoinota In said county, on Friday tho 1st day of May, 1801 for 'he nnexplred term of the late inamabent, tinder the name regulations, «nd regulati ns na govern the election for mem bers of the Getieral \saembly. It is further ordered that this notice be (tuldlshed in one or more of the public gazettes iu Ihe^oonnty, b^ posted at the aourt-houso door in San- dersvllle, an-l -it three or more pnbllo place* in tlie oounty, twenty days prU>r to tho day of eleotion. Given under my hon l officially this 8th day ol April 1891. M. Newman, 4t. Ordinary, W. C. Guardiau’s Sale. GEORGIA—Washington County. In pursuance ot an order granted by Hun. It. L. Gamble, Jr., Judue ot Superior U-mrt ot Kabl county on M-ireli 31st 1891 author izing this said, will be sold before the Oourt House deer Id Hander-.villa, said county on the dint Tuesday iu May next within the legal hours of sale, that bouse nnd lot of land in the lowti of Tenniile. said atata aud oo'inty, hounded north by Mrs It H. Harman's lot. east by Mrs. II. T. (Join's lot, south by W. J. Wood's lot and west by Smith atiert, containing one acre more or less To bo sold try virtu*, ol said order as the prop- orly of Thomas Cook Wylly, minor, for the purpose of re-iuvestmeot. Terms cash. Gf.o. W. Wylly, Jb., Guardian Thomas Cook Wylly. Apr. 1st, 1891, ids. ~w— — ■ — . ■ For Exeoutor’s Diamissiot}. GEORGIA—Washington County. Ordinary’s Office. William G. Hallo, one of the l-Jxeootora ol William F. Shtirling bite of said oounty deceased, applies to me for letters of dismis sion from the administration of the estate of said dueeasorl, and I will pass upon hi* ap plication on the first Monday in July next at my office in Sanderevilie, said oounty. Given under my hand officially this 21st day of Marob, 1891. M. NEWMAN. 3 ,n . Ordinary, W. 0. Bufterfck’s I'atterna. Burden, Smith A Ellis, Maoon, Ga., are agents for those celebrated patterns, and will take subscriptions to any of their pnb- ed, so as to lighten and facilitate the labor j licattons, or send any size pattern, post of am-wets. - paid, ou receipt of the price. They also Several application* have beeD sent to do the most c-xteusivo retail dry goods busi Judge Newman by widows that have re- niss in the oity. moved to other counties, two have been re- j — oaived Irom Cuthbert, and one from Wares- boro, Ga. Copy Books, Writing Tablets, HU tes, Fen oils, Aa., (or sale by Darloo, the Printer. A Vrr.e of Scripture. At one of tho Teachers' institutes belli a few years ago in Maine, a rule was in force that whoever entered tho morning session late should pause ut tho door and recite a passage of Scripture, a quotation from pome poet, or other expression of un ides, for the edification of those pres ent at the session. There was present at the session u plain little old maid, who was continually saying and doing (■appropriate things. It seemed to come natural to her. She was late oue morn ing, was this “unappropriated bles*ing,” and pausing on the threshold she electri- flod those within by remarking suavely, “I love those that lovo me, and thoseHhat seek me early shall find me.”—Lewiston A Wonder Worker. Mr. Frank Huffman, a young man of Bur lington, Ohio, states that bo had been un der the oare of two prominent physicians, -»nd nsed their treatment until ho wus not able toget around. They pronounced his ease to be consumption and inonrahle. He was persuaded to try Dr. King’s New Dis- oovery for Consumption, Coughs and Golds nnd at that time was not able to walk across the street without resting. He louud, be fore be had used half of a dollar hottle, that he was muoh better; be continued to use it and is to-day enjoying Rood health. If yon have any Throat, Lung or Chest Trouble try it We guarantee satisfaction. Trial bottle free at Wm. Rawlings’ Drugstore. SHERIFF’S SALES- Fiu t Tubsday in May, 1891. GF.OUlil \ • Washington County: \\ ILL lie, sold before the court house door in S-.DdiTsvdle, Ga , on tho first Tuesday in May, 1891. between iho legal hours ot sale, the following property, to-wit: All that (root of land lying nnd being situ ted iu tin 95th District, G. M. ol Washington county, and bounded on the uortli by lands ol Z T. Brantley, trustee, aud Mattie May Uuml-y. od the. east by lands nl Z T Brant ley, trustee, on tbo w st by Mattie May Huntley and M Newman, containing Hues hundred acres, more or less and lii o«n a- Senia Bran I ley’s land. Levied cn as lb. prop- rfy nl Green Brantley to satisfy a Ii 1 Issued Item Washington superior eoim Froperty pointed out by plaintiff's attorneys and legal notice given James King, tenant in possession ALSO, at the sauio time ODd place will bo sold. Four hundred acres ol land lying in the 91st district, G. M. ol Washington county lb., hounded on the north by lands ol 1, Hue) jtiel-i and Ivey Fountain, t-ast by lands ol John Jackson, south bv lauds of SV, G Brantley, west hy O W. Hartley Levied on as the I-rids ol (,'or-lj Gu-hin, deceased, to salisly a mortgage IS la issued Irom March trim Washington superior court in luvor ol Httpp A Colon Legal notice given S. G Jor dau. administrator of Curdy Gaskin, tenant i.i possession. C. A. Wait Sheriff (tiK-sdoiiM for ’lUiiiLinj;' lien, Docs any prudent business man invest it railroad or bank stock on which ho bus tc wait 5, 10, 15 or 20 years Iot a dividend? Then why take lile insurance iu Mutual Life of N-w York, or New York Life or Equita ble ol New Y ok when you eon get the Lift contract wi itten with largo annual dividends by taking a Policy iu tbe oi l Mutual Lilt Insurance Oompiny ot Ky. I will bo gla 1 to cal! on yon or hoar from you at, - ny tnur R.G .LIVES, Satjde.sville, .ll Special ag- lit for VI \pu- ti ttl .1 Lite I'H ot h , -AND ~ , » . ^ . „ STORE FIXTURES. A Duucs’io fk-wii g machine iutvn in ; n v< J K/-A.X for c.utoguw men ts used either by treadle or crank , ran 1 MT0CO..NA8HVIUE.TENN. behad, at Uebald’s office, | Year’s Support. GEORGIA— Washington Oounty. Ordinary’s Office. Whereas tbe appraisers appointed to set apart and assign a year's snppoit for Nanoy Horton ont of tho estate ol her husband, Her cules Horton late of said county, deo'd, liav* tiled their return in this office: All person* concerned ore hereby notified to b' and np. pear at tbo Oourt ot Ordinary of said conny on the first Monday in May next, and show cause, if any they have, why said re turns should not be approved aud made the judgment of said oourt. Given under my hand officially thi* 81st day ol March, 1891. M. Newman Ordinary W.'o, For Administrator^ Di*mu«ion~ GEORGIA—Washington County. Ordinary’s Office. Millard F. Kelley, Administrator of tbe es tate ot Mrs Ann E. Kelley late of said coon* ty deceased, applies to me for letters of dis mission from the administration of said es tate, and I will pass upon bis application on the first Monday in July next at my office in Haudersvilla in saifl oounty. Given under my hand officially this 11th day ot March 1891. M Newman, Ordinary, W. 0, For Administrator'* Dismission. GEORGIA—Washinfftou Connty, Ordinary’s Office. G. W, Camming, Administrator ol uh> es- i»to ot David 0. Gumming, late of said coun ty (IcoouHu 1 applies to mo lor letters of dis- uitsbioo lioiu said administration and I will pass npon said application ou ths first Mon day iu July u< xt ut my office in Haudersvilla in said county. Given under inv hand officially this 11th day of March, 1891. M. NEWM \N, *3 mos. Ordinary W.’o. ,,Administrator's Dismission. uLOUGlA—W uHhiugtou County, Ordinary’s Office. Benjimiu A. Adams, Administrator ol .tba ostttto ui Ana Tautier lute of Haid ooooty. de ceived, upplioH to me for letters of diVini*. fcion irom naid administration, and I will pngs upon bis application ot) the fi rs t || 0 n« day iu May, 1891, ut my office in Sandera ville, said county. Given under my band and official elans- turo this 2btb day of January, 1891 * M NEWMAN. 3 11,08 ■ Ordinary W. O. For Administrator’s Dismission. G i.EORGI.V— Washington County—Ordiua- r rj m Office It. W, Young, Administra tor of the estate of Jesse M Brantley, late of said county, deceased, applied to me for 'ers of dismission Irom his administration of -aid estate, and 1 will pass u-’ori bis npplica- t'ou ou the first Monday in Juno. 1891Tt mv office iu baud rsville in said connty. Given nnd. r nry baud and ,-fflc‘i.l sjgna- Mire this '2cth day nl February. 1891, ” M. NEWMtN, *3 mos Ordinary. For Leave to Sell Land. GEORGIA—Washington County Ordinary’s Office. ■W. A. I-. and 0. V, Smith, administrators oi Isaac L bmitb deceased, have in due form applied to the undersigned far leave to sell the lands belonging to the estate of said deceartd, and .aid application will bo beard -,n the first Monday in June next. Thi- loth day ot April 1891 if. Nlwman. 4 ’- Ordinary, W, 0, —1» B <“ 'ioiiiliei-ii Mmiiiti Biimu- I'Miico Co,, lilicn*, tin. Any persous Sandersville who neei) In. vurunoe on dwellings, would do well lo call ■ n J, * r - Gl °- D. Wunhen, Agent ot tbe Southern Mutual Fire Insur-n On, of Ath •np, Ga. This oompany, so long represent- '•1 by Mr. VVfirthcn in too w»l knowr, 'K promptuesH and r-.liability have |..... i „ I'eo rmated, to require any w, r Is ,,i 0 „, .. n-'atii'ii in this community, dr ,: ., ■ •ar tho company declares the band • mo dividend ol 72 percent. Comment on ne excellence of its management is snpor- juious, and there ooed be no wond-i. (bat it is the favorite company among tbo busi- ness meu of Georgia, f
