About The Sandersville herald. (Sandersville, Ga.) 1872-1909 | View Entire Issue (May 7, 1891)
The Herald & deurgian w (Ntini; n»x liKrritit. ■HiFFtLo \o i i:s, Mil 4IILIM>F»’ IM* WM. PARK, Editor and l'ropr. rrzz ~ * THCU8L" MOBMNO, MAY '■ Thaiuflurni- Id many plif*" i pidi uiie oontinlies uuulmle iti Eim’HiiA • Tbe favorable u pon ol ibe n» lr ‘'* J < tttttee of the * tty Council, -usurt* » dBniUJ -' line for Broad street AuginiU.^ Tbcn^l VuaTlock U "till on « Florida At the Cist ballot, lh« resu Oall &0, 43. “Qatbtli'K S’ l Htatea is »U« tnreruu- , , If 3on will allow a email Hp.iu io lihoao juggling with the liny J 1 otoua ol I comity paper, 1 will gi o represent the condition . . , A broad not ucoarred in 1’a-a, Italy. "« Monday a*us«d by a rise in pMce. marobad to the town hall in ~ " demanded a r*ducilon. H ere were act era 11 diap' read. PK GRASS. It 1* wry important in Hus age of vast ui ,.2, p^rea.th.t. remedy be P lo,lng <■ |h. taste and to the aye.iasl, taken, ao eeptabla to the stomach aDd h-alui} n i nature and efecta PoaseaalOg theae qoal - tl M< Hirup ol Fi«" i* th® one perlect b.xatu and moat gentle diuretic known i on M Troy. K. Y. had vdteltuo'ivt tire BOluetbing tiurb day night with loaa of tiOO.HOO. Plttkbnrg, Pa. at 8. a ui "n tee t„rday trae flamo swept, and ‘ property was destroyed- Thegreat ArbiioU 7 etory building, Pittsburg Female C..11.V Chrilt M E. Church were among the bin d luge oonsumed. . , boon A paeeenger oar on the Central up train wa* burned oil Monday night about ‘2 milae from BavanDab. The Are was cause by tapor from escaping gasoline oom lug in oouUct with a burning laDtern Th paiaengera with difficulty escaped lh. Hiui f The oar that wi» destroyed was new an tailed at $4 COO Tl»«* Nprliitf Medicine. The popularity wliicli llood's Haiaspail baa gained as a spring m»'iioine i" »' ful It possesses just those cleineips heslih-giting, hlomi-pnrilying nnd spe 'i restoring wliioli ev rylintly steini n> lie at this sens,ui. Do not continue in dull, tired, unsatisfactory condition wi ton may be so mucti neni ttt**.l by Hoo Bsrsaparilla II |>ni iD*-h the blood a make* the weak strong HEOIIVU N 4 lI'lTAIs And I In* ,\«w» Tlirre. del The World’s Fair convention for Gi met yesterday in Atlanta. Fully HOO dates were expected, as that many p e-ei had been aont by Qoveiuor Nortlu-n to del gates all over the state The convoutioQ is called to <H vise an adopt some means for r using it credit ble stale exhibit at the World's Fair in ' n oa*o. k (lBEXT TENT MKETINO. A great tent has beoa pitchu I iu tront ol the Capitol building, and a revival meein g is batng concluded tbero by Hcv. .1. P> Cue pepper, a Methodist minister ol tha Hntiu Ga. Coiiletence, assisled by Rev M I Williams a Presbyitriau minister, a lonu i aoeretary of the Georgia V M. <. A. The Journal saye, Atlanta wants to turn over a new leal In spiritual mutters, and tin. desire was shuwu on Monday night at tin flrst Dueling held m the large tent. Not or ly were >11 the scats filled, but hundreds i luen and hoys stood around the edges ol IV immense canvas to hear the sermon. Mr Onlpe ppsr has been indors' d lit tin highest terms by ti.e ministers of the Evan geiioal Association, who have also pledge, themselves to Co operate heartily with bln in insuring tbs sueoess of these meetings. ClOUItXTTK HHOKINO. The olty is still agitating this evil, and disouaelng methods for ita abatement. Aldeiman Woodward has introduced aa nr dinanos to fix the ihx at *‘j00, tie will also introduce a resolution, looking toward legi- lation by the general assembly, to impose much larger tax for tbn sale. Gen, Phil Cook has been a sufferer from influent*. Senator Colquitt has left Hot Springs 1. AlUnta, bis health having been restored. I Fr un onr r ,■ larlCorrrapr nth ni ) Wa»HtNGT)N D. 0., Ma\ 4 1891. Becre.isr F sten 'a resent alleged tree and trunk discus-don of the cod hti u of the , rensury ol the U iu. I States la thu t.'teruti m r of some r< puhl ires purporting to r, t I the Tr.»*nr} that will probably Uku place s soon Vlr. tlarnsoo returns to Washington,, ,|,nt is. in the next slatemeut of the publlo] nbt, which wilt be made public JttDe 1 Mr, Fo«t*-r pro|>ose» to change the form ol ut statement, lor the evident purpose ot owing a fictitious amount ol cash available. The Treasury department off ra to send il the sen .11 eitv. r that the banks iu any swo on ot tbc coumtr> wili take, true of carriage. Inch if the banks take suy considerable iHi.tity, will be a mighty ful tl ing for the nit, d States express company, oi which ex- eimtor Tom Pla t, ut N » York, is the ool niiiiig spirit. Perhaps Mr Fatter did not tuck ,,l b uetliti g the New York republican du ll be hatched up this aoliem nett lignin perhaps he did. Phe payments on account of tbs direct tux ,o to date amount to $9 1*4 734 NO The pi n* cnee of three i,indicates for Speak- r Mes rs. McMilliu ot Tennessee ; Bynum t li dinDi, und Springer ol llhuot. — tu*do a good deal ol tsfk around the hotels dnung ,,,. l„d two days. Mr. MeMillin lias hem r veli*,g iu the Eastern State* lor aoveral I ks and 1 aui told b.V a friend ut bis tbs » cuiod i ledges ol support trout quite . umbel ol It- | r suuUtivos in that bp.-Uou. bear lliat K tr, of l’etinsylvama, bus a d« d iu b on the i.l rksblp ol tbo Idoosc, having wcelve 1 pledgas enougti to luske tits uoDit- ,„ti u liy the oancitN oerlutu. 1 um ittolined 0 think though that many of theau pledges ,io contingeut upon the electiou ot' the iportkor. Uepri aentative Edmund-, ol Virginia, who * dumournt Furmnt's A111 .nee m to. was in own mug chong , S-turday to commit him li t-i Crisp lot S;i aker. Tee o Ideal tieak in the way of u rumor >< ijs turned up hire tor some time was mis that w.« hstvheit out, appur ntly o n nowhere, riaiurday ulternoou, to tbs el l that Air ib.rrtaou had sum where, at ui" time tul i,i ded to aumebuiv that li t not think tha the b- boh i.ugut to b i.is'iuclt-d u i proiiuuiiced, polnical basis, * ,1 n t he p i ponu-i appointing tlir-s or t urn moil He when the i.tue now Unllol hut's tylicuil Court Jo >;<s worn Domed. 1 I s v-ry rteu ! it u u Bt met i y ibo jtor goes into IheB-di- ate 11 bail not he burprhed to sec two new C .bluet elite, r- us it is known that S 'cre'ary tile would gladly lay down ids portfolio it ctml l in i in e oi th*. in-w ju.lg. ships, and i Mr. Harrison would like Vi have a tint- jthesn who arc in inolinod to doubt, have on- j I ly to avail themHolvos of the school reports ]ol several counties; take Bibb for instance I iu which Macon is located, and mike u cuin- THE GIANT PURSE CRAB. Ue Climbs Cocoanut Trees ami Crocks the The f;ru|»—VsMtfl School, Ac. jol several counties; take Bibb for instance Nuts Against Stones. Eu Hf.iuu> liu which Macon is loosted, and mike u coin- p n n, e mining bureau may be *een a It has been some time sines 1 have sent ! parisou of reports when it will be found, very line gpecimon of the remarkable units Oil Retwcrui the month liTcr and Galveston. I sooth of Sabine Pa# lie Cult. I the Misaisnippi t or lifteeli miles .iu a spot in the ny thing in yonr popular paper about this that under every head, H'asuiogtob uonnty section—not hince Buff ,lo went away. But is ifom 10 to 95 per cent ahead, numbers bo th t pre- mg taken in tlicir proportion, give you a! The lovely Miss Addie Rogers who has word about the farms and other tilings of this j been absent several weeks from Harrison, part of the county. I has returned to her homo, greeted by many Corn, we will start with, for it is the staff admiring friends. ol life, is looking well where we could get n stand aud Is growing very fast Oats, wheat ami rye aro very promts! g, but needing rain Gar lens are a perfect Uiluru. There will be some trait Well, we plow boya stuck down onr plows last Ihursday and thong'd we would reat a spell *s the ground was bard and tha stock poor Wo did not ixpaet we would gain utuoh but thought we would gi t nto a crowd, and so we decided to go ov r io Miss Josie's examination, more for fun than anything else. But, I tell you, we were most agree jlabl- disappointed, we happened in to some thing good and instructive; it w.mone ceaHO' ronud of pleasure for ill. There wen large land crab known as the purse crab, or Birgivs latro. which is well preserved in a glass jar. This is ono of the ^rgest spe'eies of land crab known. It is some times found from IN to 94 inches in length when fully stretched out, and is capable of erecting itself to the height of nearly a foot from the ground, which At, this writing the picnic is gathering and it readily does if Irritated, retreating and the weather speaks for « wry large crowd. a| piloting to the utmost its ,rowers of , . . , , , , offense and defense. goodly number have already put iu their ap-, (( js f . omowhllt a]Hed to the hmnit pe,trance. ; oral), but having the abdomen or tail Many chickens have died; cakes, pies and B | l01 per,, yet very large, on the under side goodies prepared by tbe maids nnd matrons, () f H lijr-ji jt carries its eggs in immense Unit the tables might groan under the pres- quantities. Its under side is soft attd »uro of tbe rich viands of Harrison, and it membranous, it* upper surface covered is presumed from what is rumored on the with strong plates, which overlap one streets, wnl end with n “Hop light ladies, your cake’s nil dough, Never mind the weather so the wind don’t blow." JL'lteh I’opoobn, Msy Gib, 1891. children who started aluio-t in tbe A B Us, spoiling, reading, writing, p.rsing and ci phering Tue patrons , I the soliool ought to be grateful fur such a teacher, that the whole school, patrons and soQolars know nothing lint to love her Well enough I guess, but I must say the lertur" by Bov 1 F. (Jarey wias good, and y,,« can see that it is doing wood, und will go no, I li"pc, until Ibi p, ople will sen how heir ohil Iren lined cultivation and then at tend to il and patronize such teaoiiers ns kins J. U Well, Bro. Park, 1 oau but give you an i lea ol the Huhuol aud its management, ami o comes lh« conoerl, and it was of the very best type and material. 1 would be glad have tbe programme to send you, but us 1 h>vb not, 1 will say that it could uol havo been betn-r carried out. But. alas I there oomes a gloom aftor all Ibis joy, Th® parting hour with no assur mice that we will meet agiin, although we expect to meet the sulioul about the first ot Jane. Yet death may come upon us as it ■lid upon that lovely daughter ot Mr. Fiold's, aud pass us over the river It snob is the can, 1 hope we nia, beas well prepared for the Humiuonu. Not a mu.mur waH ever heard ami in her last, veiy lust moments w might say, bid earth fart * 11 with a song ot pruis" to Him who taken care ol the goud win u no other hand can help, not oven that ot die dear mother, who is l»sl to walk uway and say, X can do no more Goodbye. Yours very truly, W. B. Oak V dley. May 4. 1N90. V been a sufferer from catarrh for 2li years, I found immediate relief in the use of Ely's'Oream lialui. Since using it 1 uve not suffered a moment from headache, re throat loss of sleep, from which I pre- louslv suffered, caused by cataryh. I con- der your Halm a valuable remedy—It. G. iissar. 58 Warren St , New York n'l.UYN.IIOIIIIY, A Happy U t iltlliig in Sjlvn la The wedding of Mr |UIJriek li. MoLsws of this city aud Miss Gertrude Iiohl y of Syl vatlia, at Byivaniu last Tuesday, was a very pretty affair Tha ceremony was performed by ltov. T. U Bienne of Savaunab. Among the guests prostnt ware Gsn. MeLaws and daughters, T. Mo Laws, A. C.'Wright. F. 0. Wilson, W. G. Tyson of Savannah,Col. atul Mrs. Da vaut and Mrs. W. M. Davant of Gay ton and Mrs Uorrien of Millcn. Tbe liridu is nn accomplished daughter of Jud.e Weusley Hobby ot Sylvanis, and is a charming young woman. Mr MoLaws is one of HavHunah’s prominent young lawyers, Alter a slu'rt trip through North Georgia Mr. MoLaws will return to Savaunah, their fn tore homo, where they will bo warmly wul turned —Morning News, 3d inst. t i politician incut. Mrs. Lsura Hart, B-iuilort, 8 0., writss: ' t 1 nthsome form ol I I , t poison was kill- min thu load ol tin Xuiariur do- R,g me M> appetite wa- 1st my bunts jaeliej. Mi l parrot luv ll..-h seemed hs 11 ■mm. ... 'id cuiue off my tc m s t lri«nd t'rougb m. a b -tile of B H. B 'Tin sor»s began III 11u 1 at once, and w »n I had t.ikeU tw boilles f surprised ury Irmnds al ruy rapi reouvury.” When you're languid and dull in the spring ol thu yuar, When Ntuiuuch aud liver arc all out of gear, When you’re stupid at morn aud feverish at night, Aud nothing givo* relish and nothing goes right, Don't try any nostrum elixir, or > ill,— “Golden MeillOid Discovery "just fills the bill. Toe stir st iiu,l best ot all luoietUcH tor all ilsorders ot tue liver, stomach aud blood, Is Ur. Fierce's Golden Mediual Discovery. another tw in lobsters. The first pair of leg;s have large and powerful pincers; the st'eond and third pairs of legs Hid 1 terminated by a single nail; tlv? pair next to them are a little smaller, with small piiiows, the pair of legs nearest to the Abdomen are very small, but terminated by rudimentary pincers. When teased this crab is so powerful In its first claws and logs as to be able to rling to a stick, and can hold its own weight to lie carried for over a half hour Ixifore letting go. It csti travel about as fast liackward as forward if pursued, it ia generally of n yellowish brown color, its limbs being, however, covered with lit tie blackish projections. It is never found far from the sea, to which it is said to pay visits in order to moisten its gills, but it always resides on land, and is generally found in hole* un der the roots of trees, especially of cocoa- nut trees, which it prefers, and where it accumulates great quantities of the libers oi the cocoanut husks, as if to keep itself warm or for a soft bed. As a general tiling the purse crab stays in these holes during the daytime and comes out at night. Its food generally consists of cocoa- nuto, also the nuts of a species of palm known as l’andamts odorotconus, ami other nuts, which it climbs the trees to procure, cutting the cocoanut from the tree with its heavy claws, aud after it has cut down two or throe it descends and commences to pull the husk from them. In its manner of dealing with cocoa- nuts it exhibits a remarkable instinct, as it always begins to tear off the husk at the end where the eyes aro. it then makes n hole through the eye from which the nut would germinate. This is done by striking the fruit with its heavy claw aud breaking it sufficiently to admit ono of the small legs, by which it scoops out the nut with its small pin cers. Sometimes it seizes the unt by one of Hs great pincers and breaks it against u stoue. The purse crab is found in the mount ains and in the more eastern islands of the Indian ocean, as well as on some of Gulf of Mexico which 11commonly called “The Oil Ponds" by the cap; dlls , i the small craft which ply in that vicinity. There is no land within fifteen miles; bwt even in the wild --t weather tbn water at this spot is comparatively cshii, owing to the thick covering of oil. which apparently nse-s from the lied of the Gulf, which is here aliout fifteen to eighteen feet beneath the surface. This strange refuge is well known to sailors who run on the small vessels trailing between Pal casimi. Orange, Submu, Beaumont and Galveston. When through stre-s of weoAher they fall to make liarlsir else where they run for “The Oil Poinds." let go anchor aud ride the gale in safety, this curious spot furnishing a good illus tration of the effect of "oil upon u tron- blHl ecu.”— 8t. Louis Republic. WAsk for citabmie, TERRY M’F’G CO., f-A8HviLLE l TENN. Goto Mrs.G. ( ■wing machine. iut want to pay ’»n to (jet anew Homt in d e n»syterm if yon Bkroh A Faiimib, bm-isvn.i.E Ga. DOOMED TO DEATH. pr prevailing conditions, much slock aro doom,it I , ik-nlfi hy rile-Hsc, merely h i-.iu.-o ih,, u « uors fall to take measures to preserve their health. The silver Dollar "M." There is a popular Idea prevalent that tin- minute letter “M" to be si-en kt the b*#e of the head of Liberty ott the face of the present issue of silver dollars stayids for "Mint," and is an evidence of the genuineness of the coin I wring it. This ia a mistake. The "M" stands for Morgan, George T. Morgan, who ia ttie orisinator of the dobigu. Upon ike s*tiM side there in another "M ." also the initial of the designer. This is to he fou*d in the waving locks of the fair goddess, uoiii is so cleverly concealed in th* lines of the design that it con only be oeeu aft.oi « hr.)* scrutiny. A i>roiu- iiicwt mint official, in speaking of lliis other biitial, i-jud that Ue had h.ul it ■haw* to him score* of times, but could savor find it nn assisted.—PhikuUlphut Record. Ur. JOS. HAAS’ ■>■?!,■ , . ^. %: ■. • -vyl . . HOG AND POULTRY REMEDY Will urro«t DIhcmp, rrevont M eune, Kipel Worm*. •Stop the Cough lucruunu tho Pleih f»ul llaatoa Mi* lurfty. l‘KICKS-4S fiO. $1 tW and noc. p«*r pkg., M Ih cans, till.GO. Thu lurgtHi Pnckngrs arc the Chi USE ■ Dr. Haas’ Poultry Remedy |50 c.) to keep your fowa ho-ltliy. i Dr. Ilaaa' Cattle Item .ly for your cattlle. For sale hy No I'aBAnssa An- fiHram. A well known scientist sat, in a Chest- ■ut street liotel watching the throAgs p«H by. win* * gentleman entered mid ■ud: “Mr. Blaoik. can you givo any scien tific eoawn why woswrn walk pigoon- towir “My dear air," replitxl tho profossor, in impressive tones, “women and uctenco have inNhiug to do vritit elicit othur."— FUilaiUdphia Press. R. F JORDAN, 8ANDEU8VXLLE, GA. ^*~"//iionlogv," ft pamphlet ou swine, will tie iunlU.il to fttiy tvditri,. son ruoeiptnf a two- osiit Btanip. JOB UVAB.V. 8, Indianapolis, Xnd. ,f n. 22, '91, sow The Courier Journal L0U18VILLE, KY. Hubsoriptinn Kates, Dally and Bamity, $10 00 s yuar, Daily without Sunday, *8.00 n year, Uuuday *2.00 a year, Weakly *1 00 * ! year. Tlio Weekly Courior-Joarnal A Mol*. Invrstmnt Has the Urgnst oiroutaMou of any Democrat ic Nawsp.p r m the United State* aud pro- Is ods which i* guaraiitend to bring von I puses to doufilo or trublo its already largt satisfactory rusnlu, or iu ettse of failure s oirculatloo. by aivn® away sack * bottle of Dr King's New Discovery fni ANDEVEEY DAY ,r > some one a splen- oonsnniption It is gniirntit, • 1 to firin ’ re ' t, t llig'i trut S-'a'li-g Machine nr * Hand- lief in every case. »bgu «*•••! I >r n' v aff-e 1 me Gold WstoU. ABSULUTSLY PS.IE. tion of Throat Lung* or ffiett sn h i* eon | h'o'.i par’ieultrs m Weakly Houtter Journal, flloiii • iag it (ho Wear ) untoy 'I 1.1, d, mado donh long b.t it < nimole.l ng ,ny, the rhenumdo sail' r»r <H' » In anil iro nu bis sit), plesa vouch, uly preying lor that rust which only iu.« hy lit- nnduturlH Ills inidsdy '» one inch ur.ltn o uiedletiies ton oltuu fail to Bev, hut i ••re ih itupl evhlenoe in prove III |( till office It blood depot ell., Hoaieller's unieh Ban no ff T.l,, the rii-inui.liu le UI "IJa Ot r il 'f. t/lleuk t P ulpient H*l>ge- vie U the tlral v twtngHH ' nine o'), with this lieine. no.I avil 1 ye r > of to'tur r lie Ihu tulinl'lile ut upou till 1» lYia .OllO. Itsatil'K a Waif. It is not often that it wolf story is told; th* islands of tlu> South Pacific, more cs- in a way to show the cowardly nature of pecinlly in tho Caroline isliindo, which tho animal. For this reason the follow- 1 are a low coral group.—San Francisco l»g account, given by the author of Chronicle. 'Twenty-seven Years in Canada West,” ltev Geo. 0. Thompson, pastor of th Methodist ohliroh, beg .n a r -vival last 8nn da, at the ohnroh In re, wi.ioh promise- gri g >o 1 tor the church » w i >h the oouimu- m dady iu I nity at largo. He is lOudsi -d this week b prem nt-1 P.. Milling udder W. (; Lovett of Gnyton It, vs J. M Lovett ill Q li man an i T. D. Strong of Matthews. Mr J H Nswiou ag"'it for iho Central heru has bm n lemoveil to in lnu, where In- posi'ioo with the has its own value and interest; My wife'B youngest sister lutd a pet : sheep that Bhe had brougiit up from llata aud lleails. It ha* been noticed by Mr. Henry Heath, who sends hats all over the world, fix,in Calcutta to Peru, that different na- latnb, and to which she was much at- tinn|lHtios ^ heil(la of distinctive tacbed. One afternoon she w»s goiuf 1 - aid Winit- lUllvo iuflueiiou I the Bitlers upou this ui daily, cerium it is! that no evuienoa r I'.ting to Uh i ffvi is mure 1 I rent Mini i>u Hive iho that which relate-,! loiis.vtinu in oases ol ilisnmatisui. "dies, however, it dshcrves u o nipanv W« are sorr, io lose Mr Newton, emulic triid. and should u." huth as a oitizen aud ug'-nt. During hi* res- |• l te ll I eeaiis" no! Kl I" lie r, lus.li.d i, tt , U0H {, ere {,„ waH excusdiDglv oonrteonv It is at unu < rtfi .moil* in dyspepsia, Hull-1 ... .i iuu anil kindred ,its axes ( au.i plcasaut and won Hi stexm of the eurire {'nidi ' ' ling run mfioenue and IUUULI.YII.I.E. Mr A. J. Holmes fi ll to-d»> for Atlanta whole lie goes to meet ilot Shite Oommlttes Jliddl. villu w ;s n j.rusnhled iu the f-ottvi- ,,| appropriation tor the World's fair. That huh ul M rohnot'e wetk in Savannah by 'V Unesel oiinn ol Mr. Holmes as a m. mbor ol H. Fulghum. J Y Bryan and V Y li. Jor-1 this important comaii'tt-e, hv Gov. Northvn, linn 'They report the exercises a* being i x- is a good one, need nut I, told, tr only (.rat'd uud highly imur*sting l’rol L. A. MoLtiugl.lin spout last week Hall Itsall .Inlet. The following speoisl Irotu Augusta to il o Atlanta Journal of the 6th inst,, indicates inn portent ohanges may bu made iu this line at au early day. If tbe expense ol regrudina, broadening and straightening the trank will njtbe warranted by the prospective value of tbs road, the prejsot it is said will he abau-ISni, I y solio d. a Worn-n’ Uooed. Here is the spsoial: ty was lortued; Mrs ‘ Bill-S» Tha A-0.4 8 Kdlroad.-D Is understood u, " , ' l " u l' , ‘-> wUil " l T’ u ' that the reoetil inlerview with Gen. Alex- 1 l" under >ud Fat Calhoun, who bought ttid n ^ Angastu, Gibson aud 8auder.-vll|e narrow gauge ior tbo Central, if the bon Ihol lerr will scoepi C per cent-, b mis in lieu of th, original 7, and il tbs road can b- male n b'Oid guagv al the rate o! *12 OhO u-i mill fr on August* to Teiinille, n will b, done till’ ugbnut. Mrs Dr. Page who ha- been in Wrights- ville wilu h r son, William Tomtikins, I t some monihs, has returned to Hiddl vile an i l» m•* *i lying with bur euu John L TtiOnrpkins. K. v J A, Vl dduy and lady, and M a Lone, alt hit on Monday lor Lai reus ciuuty to bo absent two nr time weeks. Mis A. Y H. Jordan has been quite sink, we are pi -as-d to note that shu is b Ltor. Oo 8on 'ay evening liv-t at tl,o Baptisi M. .si itiary 8 ,oio Sam” Siuuh wa ll no ml at the Teauhurs’ Gonventiou in Brunswick. The address of <,ol U. It l’rioglo delivered tietore that body was well received and la- rur. lily commented on fr ill alt directions, he a Mr . F Hudson an I family of Midvtl.e speut Situduy with Ids lather's lumily at Grange. J. ltavishoro. May Gilt, 1N!)1. down to tho spring for a pitcher of wa tar, when she saw a large dog, as site thought, worrying her ehee'p, upon which ®be picked up a largo stick and struck the beust two or thrpe strokes witli all her strength, thus compelling him to drop Itis prey. This, however, ho did very reluctantly, si/.es and shapes. For instance, Germans have very round heads, n peculiarity shared by onr own noyal family. The average English head is what hatters call a good shape—that is, rather long. Tho Scotch, one is not surprised to learn, are very long 1 leaded. Canadians are dis tinguished hy exceptionally large heads, sumption. Intlauinia'i'.'n ol T.ar a«. Bronchi tis, Asthma, Whooping Gough Group, etc. etc. It is pleasant and Agreeable to taafe, perfoclly safp, anil cun ulwnys bs depended upon. Trial Bottles Free at Wrn Rawlings’ Drng Store. Sun, to copv fro dend for one. Address, W. N llALDRMtN. 1 -President GouTier-Journal GoutpaQy, J Louisville, Ky. Sindo-svill" llKft.ir.Da.nl Weekly (lourifr- .Imtrual one year $1.9 t with Daily Courier I "Me I *1“ O' JAS. DALY & CO. Successors to Daly cSt Armstrong. , .. 'J South Americans by very small ones, turning Ins head at the same time, and AnMtnJiuna fti?aiUi UttV0 rather small showing his teeth with a most dUboHeal hea(lH The subject is an interesting one, anarl. Site saw at once when he aeo aud worl ), pursuing furthor if space nl- her, ky his prick**! ears, high check, Thc hewls of individuals also bones, long, bushy tail and gaunt iiguie, | vai t myoA deal from time to time, M. .. a Iw.M „"4a inf Bran il Itmlf F*a 11 I 11 f T J n that her antagonist was a wolf. Nothing ( drinking during illness or mental worry, daunted, she again bravely attacked him, for he seemed determined, iu spite of iter valiant opposition, to have her pet lamb, which lie again attacked. She boldly beat him off the eecotid time, following him down the crack, thrashing him and calling for aid with all her might, when, fortunately, one of her brothers, attracted by her cries, ran down with the dogs and his gun. But he was too late for si eitot, for when the wolf saw the reinforcement ha scamp ered off with all his speed. ami generally becoming smaller with ad vancing years. As to shape, there is such »thing a* fashion, but it only affects mashers; men stick, to much tho same shape year after year.—Pall Mall Ga zette. Mollier. II the littl' darling w spun Hog such sleep 's uizhts slowly ami piul lly wasting own) ue driiiiiag,' upon it- svslem Horn th'- el- ti-nta ut teething, givr Dr Bigg, ra Hucklvner- ol ry i ordial nnd a on re will r hint urn 1 I innui' r-> dm Mr liavo burn | rr two vimt- in 1 A. L ut irning • Pinny H" had ibun uaiu ■ 8 .duly, H t.tun Wartlnin and 1 dv i wo 1 around Uidriloville a day ii . ri laiives aud 11 ! fin-n Ih. K. v. M Bi land, w. J. Bryan Koiigldon dl lc:t 8 nurd tt-i d tin- q i rit-rlj mariii Atthe latt-r place it will tap Hie Gun r.d (j, urub. tvni, now only looal, and oanuot earn enough j \ Vr », e gbulto note that Mr Ghuroh B - I t.'irn is lh ogt'i to li h-tt'r nu l his symp- P H " • , s laVin Ip u !nr rrcnvi y. Mr. I J uur of 'hi-. (.' “o inf .ran I , nil Eobdi.i lli.ii hiiusi It. -.",'e ant son ,-r- all si- U; wu hope Done are suriou dy ill. Poisonous Eiaf ivinds and dry wctfnr ns i’ pro l-inifruito, the prom, out inks HAlii ld)\. Idry, vury diy ■ ud I ncuil 1" ram. Eluuliou p ssed off fim Fn u> under it lit* tin i xoit m. nt. Mayor’s court on M-iu.lay morning was Will i pres nlud and » - 1 aevi-ral dollars th to uti at txpeiiBus. T is Central is to pay <be coupons d n .nid guarantee 5 par ct-’ t bmdr. Ih 0 ntial has already $126 OuO u,v. s I m it, i aud il ihe road ouanot he brrmdenud fur" *' IL.WK) per mile, and the on K inal bond-! 1 " holders do uot agree to accept G pur cent, bond), theD the Central will givo up in H i >y ot fines,etc., nli .wed iu bis wishtd peace • 12o OUO und let thu bondholders do the bum they .au with it. It is believed bore tbo boudbol lent trill tug to oomproto is'. FROM BAD io WORSE. Thz ordinary treatment of coutrgio in, y visit his gran obdil, th . t. l ui li.-. .ud Mrs. O. (-. F., ler. i The D ,etc< has returned, und wo lost th i the child i-. do.il my in loo t-xtvciue but it always In, ,ed after every dry spell, aud it will d .0 a,;, in. bu ■ Ini the shadow ol ft doubt | Mfi-S H l i ra Founds and Julia WtcU< jure in our ti *n to day, visim.g Iri-uds. ! Dr B,’ich .-au called t" Spann on Frida "Inight I ktood poisoDiug is to drive oua poiaon limn the ay stem hy introducing an r . {,. ,... •u t, tn must cases, has bteu that which a-.u- *11) f •Hows a leap from the frying-pan mtu th», fi:a. To put it mildly, mircuml imu Other mioufal poi-oumgs have disadvautagee Whioh are bardlr less serious linn oi'tila. ions blood poi-on Io «-ither css the syBlcm is wrecked ; and yet there ia no reason why bai- inanity stand ) c.'Dtiuue to suS r. It is th,- office of 8. 8. S to cure contagious bluud pot- ining For that disease fine m iioinu i- auruiy a spuctflo. And it is also its fii : t , cure morc'iml and other mineral p'li.-. -ning. In a'ioit, 8 S N. ia the great blood purifier. I destroys the germs ol the contiguous di H . •aas, and expbls from th > system all t'orut. turduy and ,Sunday next of mineral poiaoning. It restores health aud v and good preaching by Rl.fill villa, who a V Uol w vs not present ti. MNOgtbtBUwflttflaw. n truiisnry «>v i Hupo-i- t by Ills 11 nor, i o x uotivu oapseuy, th it fi- an 1 hivriuuqj to prevail. -’n paid Priugln a vi-it Snurday, whioh •v u luoud in p»«c«, bin io -.oiuuwhat a growl unt mood about dry wn.tbur, —“rain very 'Hindi wanted " Cr >pi alon ; tbo road very snrry, litils cottou up. a id a largo acreage not planted, waiting lur r via. d o visited Plua am Hill 8'tnday where • ■ met a Very lurgo an i irnelligei.taudierice lore than could find rit'irjg room. The, , have a fine Sabbath soliool a largo ohurcb . J. A. Mobley o highly esteemed in ; ufis ut on a visit to his old homesteu-l. u, Lib rty county. We i and ttvat the lltllvLU laid friend, all ithrungh th-t portion 1 Um on'iuly. Mvity Mr J Y Bryan brie shown n* a sp, oiiu iG SH1 .|, “n, is a noon p i , i- ” ot “bite It, visit, ol hi i own r.-ising which j p he chr,ich's Pud it i.< vt Plaasant Hill ura C.rtuiul) Vi ry lino for this unfavorable being bouutitied hy M- .McDoUnugb, who has season. I beeo awarded the cjutruot ol painting thei I We partook of Irish potatoes on bud day [ house ol worship, nisi at Mr P F. BryatiV; we have men larger j i) r , Horatio N tlilliti-li, the efficient potatoes of course but ■ hey were dvcid >ly 0 mnty school oommisaionar, |>aid the eoho the largest that we have setu grown tfiis'ot Ptof Hatohlor i a vi .it yesterday. Not season, for they wiro tho first und all tb(H wi:hstanding many w o v i fixing up for •wo have scon. : piamo to-day, tho Prof, was able to master ltov A. L Brantley, of S.vainsboro. will a roll of 60. preach in tfi" Baptist chinch here ou Sat-1 We do not know that th« Dr. ever taught ! sabool; but one thing w i ao know, do oouuty Jvwxo*. |' n Georgia has a better school o immissioner | Maj *ak MfM. 1 1 Li (jrtjfJr^lU li » UHllL-l BU1IUWI yruiu.-o'*.-- tUm W**l>i*a*n* wmtttjf, lit ptoUei the fact A Itlvftl af the I-’ftuious SlraiPu'X Oinuk. The most wonderful clock is on exhi bition in the purochutl school building oonnected with St. Paul's German Lu theran church in Janeeville, Wia. The timepiece is divided into four parts—geographical, astronomical, mu sical and mrtnericftl. A little bell strikes every minute. The first quarter hour represents childhood; the second, youth; tho third, middle age, and tho fourth, old age. As the clock strikes the honrs a corresponding number of apostles make their appearance, front one to twelve. Above them stands Jesus blessing them. The twelve bigns of the zodiac are rep resented. At 0 and 12 o’clock a sexton rings a bell, an old man kneels in prayer, tho cock crows und tint organ is played There are four dials on each side of the clock, showing the years on one side and the leap years on the other. At midnight heathen gods make their appearance, and scenes in the life of Jesan are represented at noonday. The four seasons are represented by appro priate figures, aa are the moon's phases The clock was built by Mr. Martin, a millwright,of Schwarzwald, Baden, and is said to exceed in ingenuity any other clock ever exhibited in the United tJtates.— Jeweler’s Weekly. Delecting u Thl«r. “John Napier," Ariss Warrender tells ns, “pursued his studies and rese-trclies in Merchiston. He was supposed by the vulgar to be deeply versed iu magic, and to possoss a fftmiliar in the shafie of a jet black cock. The story goes that once when some petty thefts lutd been com mitted in the castle, of which ono of the servants wae suspected, Napier brought them all up the winding stairs into a darkened room, where the cock was placed. He commanded them to stroko its back, declaring that it would crow at the touch of the guilty person. Daring the whole ceremony the cock remained silent, hat afterward the hwitd of the culprit was found to Ins free from the soot with which the bird’s feathers had been liberally sprinkled,” nnnoutiCAM": to the citizens of YVa»h« ingtou ftutl Htirroutniiiig «• <)nti.-s* thu cli&iigt) in th* <"*Ll firm, w< ? ^58 Hfiitu that, our M li 1) • LY wu* tho umanger and buyer of the old Dirtn; he is tin- manager and buyer of tho now Film Wu propose to not 0 J IW.I I I... . Lin I /.It! it ill. Tl till* f 1 I . i maintain the enviable reputation of the old Firm, lor Fair Dealing, Re iable ii Fashionable Materials* bat to add to and strengthen it. We havo now in fitoie tho boat stock •! Ury CjJoods, Notions and Novelties, that hard labor, scrupulous care nt.d a thorough kuowMge of tho w*nti of the people of this section can procure, Wogivaiiu .. t* -A-Tosolute Cximi*antee ON PRICES against EVERY mar tut in the United Statea. Our How tl»e People of Htnflr Keep Time* Tho people of Sangir, an island of the Malay Archipelago, keep time Hy tho aid of an hour glass formed by arranging two bottles neck to neck. The sand run* out in half an hour, when the bottles aro reversed. Close by them a line is stretched, on which hang twelve sticks marked with notches from one to twelve, with a hooked Htick, which is placed be tween tho hour l.iHt struck and tho next one. One of these glasses keeps the time for each village, for which purpose th® hours aro sounded on a gong by a keeper. —London Tit-Bits. ces within reach of all, calicoes, standard brauda^ ^^[0^3, HOSIERY,UNDER WE \ R.GLOVES LACES and EM HROlDERlE-at low Tariff prices, alock, and polite and efficient cler ;h, wo Au Old Billiot. Bob Lockhart dropped in to renew his subscription. ‘I have something in my inside pocket he found it half an hour later. A Lucky Buy. A lad at Annapolis was lying on • loungo reading a novel, when a bullet, fired a quarter of a mile away, carae through a door, fell upon his chest and slrrmed down into his vest pocket, whore He which I want to show you," he said, and after searching for a few seconds Bob produced the half of a largo round leaden ball. “I was sawing up a fat light wood log, and you will see where the suw passed through the center of the bullet. Well. 1 got to thinking afterward how old this bullet must be. The log was fal heart pine two feet thick. Evidently thought his brother had hit him with a spool.—Detroit Freo Press. Tlie Prevailing JCnuul. ‘You look tired.” ‘I am.” “Too many social dissipations/’ “No. Not enough.”—Puck. TUelr jf*uiiit of DlftreuM. Kate—Such an owl as you are" Why the bullet was shot into the tree when uajl t ' l’ 011 ' )U t ' l ^ ilt ' lve ’ like 1'>ui Rat- TekmV Such a difference as there is be tween men! SATISFACTION GUARANTEE to a l customers S un b s ftirnb do, 1 upou application. Iuwfitiofl' JjjL ISO state ns imnr as p Rsiblo wliiit vu ne«d, “fid 1U o raa,u » T. C. HENiJltlX, General Manager. Fred—There's only this difference, my dear girl: I think aud say nothing; Tom talks and says nothing.—Pittsburg Bul letin. small or else it could not have pierced to" the center, and the tree was evidently 100 years old when it fell to the ground It may have laid there 100 years or more. You know fat pine never decays, lam satisfied that old man Ponce de Leon, on his tour through this country, must have; Dr Jolm , on und Sydney Smith were fired a fancy shot at a skulking savage. both iliveterat0 tea drinkers. Tho for- and plugged the tree instead of the In- mer ^ lhat .q w never gave his tcaket- dian. You see it’s a round ball, and as t]o tiine lo cool) ” whilo the fater gave aa it is so largo I judge it to be of Spanish a pure recipe against tho prevailing epi- maJie -” 1 demic of his time, melancholy,'"a taflu Bob is quite an antiquarian,ytmtoow. G kBUit> ^inimu.riujj upoix the hob/ 1 MANUFApTUllE!IH AND DEALERS IN Saab, Doorfi, Bliui.lt, i'nr feil and 'croll Work, P »iuts, Gil, Glass, nud Buildors’ Uunl fare; also Lime, Gem out, Piaster, UrtiteB and Mantels. 00013 GOODS And Low Prices. Office 4U Poplar street, Telephone, Factory iOii Office Silks, Wool Dress Goods, and Trimmings arc univerHally admired for their exquisite BBAUTY A extremely low PRICM. Sootoh, French aud Domestic Giu«lmm» in nnmberleBS patterns at pn . . .ii ». wa. nxiniu n«r VWII4 PLAIDS. CHECKS aud DO MBS TR5 goods at FACTORY^ PRICK* ES.HA N DK KUO lIIEI S.CORSETS* With an iuHnen 1 * sampicH pie me Mine i»m iieur y--nminv wu»» ,-—-- - - b«an goods, nay if we cun Bubbtitnte articleH in case goods ordered bay sold. We can wave mu mouet on yonr Goodw for OalUnd bee hviuchiI P„Ih< utteulion to all visitors, mibbepbiw* 11 tions positively loi bidden. JAS. DALY & CO., AUUUSTA, GA. -i apr 30, ’91-tf G. C. LACY, Sec’y ^ Treflfc Macon Sash, Door & Lumber Co., Patty
