About The Sandersville herald. (Sandersville, Ga.) 1872-1909 | View Entire Issue (May 14, 1891)
5^upjB Gs ^mfd ONE ENJOYS Botli the method and results when Syrup of Figs is taken; it is pleasant and refreshing to tho taste, and acts gently yet promptly on the Kidneys, Liver and Bowels, cleanses the sys tem effectually, dispels colds, Jiead- aotx s and fevers and cures habitual sonstipation. Syrup of Figs is the only remedy of its kind ever pro duced, pleasing to the taste and ac- ceptable to the stomach, prompt in Its action and truly beneficial in its effects, prepared only from the moat healthy and agreeable substances, its many excellent qualities commend it to all and have made it tho most popular remedy known. Syrup of Figs is for sale in COc mal SI bottles by all leading drug gists. Any reliable druggist who may not have it on hand will pro cure it promptly for any one who wishes k> try it. Do not accept any substitute. CALIFORNIA FIG SYRUP CO. SAN f HANOI SCO, CAL. LOUISVILLE, KY. NEW YORK, V t CHURCH SERVICES. 3d. Sundew- MKTHllDriT Prraotiin^ in Hartdersvilffi at 11, a. ui. and 7, p. in., Rev. J. W. Weston, pastor. It 1PTIST. rrwioliinct at Teuuillc. on Saturday nnd Sunday at 11 a. in. by the pastor, ltov. T J. Beck. CIItltRTIAN. Prenohiup in the city at 11 am. and 7, p. m., Rev, 1\ L. Adains, paster CATHOLIC. Services eanh 3rd .Sunday, conducted by Bev. Father Kennedy.' There will bo preaching ut Bethlehem,* on Saturday nnd Sunday at 11 a. ui by the pas tor, Bev. W. ■), Durham l’reaohin; at Ohoopie on Saturday and Sunday,at 11 a. in, by the pastor, Rev. B. 11. Ivey. Appoint:*>< tilt lor Uadilngloa < limit. Bay Sprine. ltli Hnudayind S.itur 'ay before. Denpstep. . ,i I Sunday an i Saturday belore, Lenta Hill, 3.1 Siinuay an lSi urday belore, and New Bethel at 4 p. m. 3rd Sunday . Tabernacle, 1st Sunday and Saturday before and New Bethel at -1 p ui 4th Sunday. New Bell,. I, Dili Sundays and Hat. beffire. MAItteiKU. At thu residence of tbo brides father, Mr J. J. Brown, May Cth, 1 S'Jl, Eleitra, Fla. Mr. Bobt. L. Hopson of Kuieralda, Fla., to MiBa Ido V. Brown, lortnerly of Sandersville, Ga., Bev. W. H. Htoiumoyer officiating. The HEnAi.ii unites with the uinuy friends of Miss Ida in wishing for her and tho for- tnaate groom much happiness. Von can be cheerful and happy only whe n you nre well. 11 you h 11 "out of sorts,’ - take Dr. J. U. McLean's Hiusnparilla. For weak back, chest pains, uso a Dr J. B. McLean's Woudortul Healing Plaste porns.) Niinilrravillr Cotton Market. Good Middling....'. 8? Middling 7 j Low Middling 7 J Good Ordinary 8j| Ordinary '. 0 Cotton still cornea in. Guano Feaaon nearly gone. School commencements will soon be hero Ibices ot com, flour and meat are advono. ing. tint the price of cotton still declines. Colored excursions are now opening up. Their money is wanted. Sheep raisers bad cold weather for shear ing Inst week There are mill some larg< flocks in this county. lhe oorner stone ot the new Masonio build ing in Dablin will ha laid tn dav, Tho W. ■1i I road gfvts cheap •xenraion intis over its line. The cent tact for building Tarver’s bridge in Ui 1)2} district was award -el to Mr. / mh Urn alley, lie li^an work on it this week and Judge Newman received a dispatch from him vi Kinrdav that In. would complete the bridge dming the day. This m rapid work. Judge N.'wuiau will go down an I inspect lhe bridge to day. It you decide, from what jnu have heard er rea t, Hint you will tnko Boon’s Sarsaparil- lii, do Lot bo indnciM) to buy Hfiv Mih.Hiitutt* illHUtiO. Sheiifl Wall carried Mr. Jesse (1. Joiner to the asylum at Milledgeville last week. Mr, Joiner was adjudged insane some weeks »«o. Mr. If. T 'ValV*»r who f nrm » r |y did bush ness iu Sander-ville, lias also bei u a! juiced a lunatic, and is now in the custody of the Sheriff, sud will soon ho sent to the hsj la if not orowded out. Tbe light shower on yostorday, followed as it was by n oloady day, had a reviving effect on vegetation. It is sincerely hoped that n good general rain will soon revive tbo crops and the spirits of the now dispirited farmer. BlIiUllllMOI.II.i: IMIOVINlOX HAKUIX Bacon sides | cr lb (aj to 8 3 -1 Bnlk N C Flour Plain hnms Shoulders Lard Coffee Gran Sugar Extra 0 H bite .134 “16 ...7 V »l»« ItliUAItl*. 8100. The readers ol the IIeeai.u will be pleased to learn that there is at least one dreaded disease that solet.oe has been able to otlre tn «H its stages, ant’i that is Catarrh. Hall's catarrh (lure is the only positive cure now known to the medio .1 fraternity. Catarrh being a constitutional diseaee, requires constitutional treatment. Hall’s Catarrh 1 ure is token internally, acting directly up on the blood and in neons surfaces of the system, thereby destroying the foundation el the dispose, and giving the patient streDglh by building up the constitution and assisting nature in doing its work. The proprietors have so much faith in its ama tive poWers, that they offer One Hundred Dollars lor any case ttiat it falls to oure. Spnd foi list of testimonials Address. F. J. CHENEY A Co., Toledo,O. jrO'.Sold by Druggists, 75c. Mrs O. 8. Johnston and bor son Russell of Savannah, stopped a day or two in tho oity last week with Mts. I). D. Davis the daughter of Mra Johnston, a- tboy were en ronte to Atlanta. Airs. Johnston and her ex cellent husband nre kindly remembered by many warm friends in Sandersville. Miss Susie Jordan of Elcctra, Florida spending a few days with relatives in the oity. Col. T. H. Fotter and Solicitor General B. D Evans Jr., Bre attending Jefferson coart this week. Hon. H. W, Bara ol Gainesville, a former legislator from Hall oonntv, bnt now agent for tho American Book company, was in the city on Saturday and made a pleasant call at tho Herald office. Mr. Ham Is well known ns a graceful writer and pleasant and forcible speaker, as well as a genial, courteous gentleman. Teachers and patrons will see from advertisement elsewhere, tbe plaoeH whero tho books of the Amerioan Book com pany can ho had. Mr. James F. Northington of Oconee spent several days last wook visiting iu Tennille and SandeiHVille. Though now in the elgb ties, bis health is good and his memory clear and vigorous. 11 is pure Christian life for oearly 60 years has won for him the oonfl dence and affection ot all. Jndgo and Mrs. J. K Hines with their two younger children nnd Mrs. Moreau left for their home iu Atlnntn on Friday last. Miss Lucy will remain horn UDtil the dose of tbe sohool term. Highest of all in Leavening Power.—U. S. Gov’t Report, Aug. 17, 1889. absolutely pure A TUI HIT I U OF IIK«I»KUT. I’leusiiiit VinUorn, Bov. Owen C. Pope, D. D , and wife ol New York have been spending a few days with relatives aud old friends near Tennille and SandeiHVille,—a visit greatly enjoyed by all. Dr, Pope is superintendent of tLe depart ment of Church extension in tlm Baptist de nomination with headquarters in New York The success that has crowned his efforts in this great work, fully vindicates the reputa tion he had acquired for lagaoity, energy anil enterprise. During the past year he has built over SO church houses and has $46,900 iu the treasury. He informed the Heiaed that ho and Mrs. Pope will sail on the 27th mst. from New York for n year's travel aud sojonrn in the oust. He expects daring June to visit tho loud of the midnight sun on the oosst of Norway. Later he will visit Frnnoe, Spain, Germany, Italy, aud then purposes to spend some time in thu Holy Land. Tho readers of tho Hkuald, we are pleased to say, may expect to sea soma letters from him duriug his abseuco. His sermou at the Baptist chnrch hero on last Sabbath was a grand and able exhibition of the blessings and triumphs of the Oospal, It wbb greatly enjoyed by a largo aud atten tive oougregation. & " 20, 25 " 5J @ Oj .5 a 6 !■ small quantities, prices, a fraction high-t” been the ooustant favorite family rein Flour J patent... Corn Meal 11 bu. Eggs “ do/ Butter Chickens $5.76 .1 05 1 15 @ 1 .20(3,25 ,, 16 t ( s 30,, If.You Have S sanstlts, End treat Tlatnlsneag Ick Huilsclis, -‘all rnn down,” MW tef flash, yon will find Tuffs Pills tearamedy yon read. Tbsr lontag |hs ntsk stomach nnd bufld up tho ■ lagging cnerglea. Hnfforara iron* ■•*1*1 or physical overnonll will flag roucri’roiu them. Nicely angnrcoatsda ; BOLD J3VJ3ISYWHEKE. Wedding. Vis: nut ami If-pm. ,.. .rdt at DURLUOS. Peculiar. It is very peouliar that when you try Dr. Iliggers' Huckleberry Cordial yon will never -offer yourself to he without it again? It never f tils to relieve all buwd affections and children teuthiug. Frequently accidents ooonr in the house hold which oauso hums, cuts, sprains and bruises; lor use in such oases Dr. J. 11 Mc Lean's Volcanic Oil Liuimout has for many edy. If yon suffer pricking pains on moving the eyes, or cannot bear bright light, and find your sight weak and failing, you should promptly us6 Dr. J. li. McLean’s Strength ening Eye Salve. 25 cent- a box. »-»♦»■« A family horse lor sale cheap. Apply to, W. A. Oallaui-.r. Red, Violot aud Black fuks. DUULUO, the Printer. Send your U Printing to Dnrl in. Work, Best .Material, L> .t P. . fceliahl-.. Host Most FINE STATIONERY <>r p. lit m corvespun ■•Lee for bhIo by Duib.-o, tbo i'j inter. ... ^ «. < . llttUVKHNSUSS- i.KtI OIt II.VniT-Ii! “b tlie world llieic ix but one cure, Ur* lluliis’ 1*olden h|iedilc. It can lie nun n uonp ol lea or coffee Without the knowledge of the person taking **, eflectiiig end peru iiro nt .'ire, whether the patient is a moderate drinker •r aw alcoholic wreck. Thou-unu* ot ilruuk- »rds hava been cured, who have taken the Golden Spucitic in their coffee without their teowledgc, and today believe tney quit drinking of their own fro.* will. No bairn* ■nl results from its administration. Curts ffuarantued. Send lor circulars and lull Particulars. Addiess in ooufidenco, Gold- ®>t Hpecifo 0o.‘ 185 Race Street, Cincinnati, Ohio, | , Bucklen’sTArnica Salve. ^The Best Sam k in tbe world for Cots, Jittises. Sores, Ulcers, Salt ltbeum, Fever ■ores, Tetter, Chapped Hands, Cbilblains, J-ornH, and all Skiu Eruptions, and positive ly cures Piles, or no pay required. It is guaranteed to give perfect satisfaction, or totoney refunded. Price 25 cents per box. sale by Win. Rawlings. ^hen those beautiful Dress floods arrive %"P. Happ's Hon it Co.’s tbe readers of tbe will be notified through itH columns. Had Temper. Many people consider tliat "bad tem per” is entirely voluntary on the part of tho person who displays it. As a mat ter of fact, it is often to a very great ex tent involuntary, aud no true is more angry at it than tho bad tempered per son himself. Of course every one, whether he is born with a bad temper or has acquired one from habit, or has been visited with one ua tho result of diseaso or injury, should at least try tc control it. But his friends eliould ulso bear in mind thut bad temper may bo, and often iu, un affliction to bo sympa thized with, not an offense to bo pun ished.—New York Ledger. Catarrh E LT’S CREAM BALM Cleanses tho Nasal Passages, Allays Pain and Inflammation, Heals the Sores. Restoi csthe Senses of Taste anti Siueil. hat-fever TRY THE CURE. A particle is applied into oaoh nostril and is agreeable. Prioe 50 cents at Druggists; by mail, registered, 50 ots. FLY BROTHERS, 60 Warren St., New York WANTED —The consent of 10,000 Smok ers, to soud each, a sample lot of 150 "NICKEL” Cigars and a 20 year gold filled Watolf, by Express C. O. D. $5.25 aud al low examination. Havana Cioab Co., Winston, N. O. Mr. IF, A. Oallalior loft on yestorday for Mneon.nnd wilt be joined by Mrs Oallaher and children to-day. Mr. Oullaher i member of tho new wholesale house ot Smith, Gallabor A Smith, who are just open mg business iu the Central City. The known enterprise, and high nhnraoter of their Arm, coupled with their thorougl: knowledge of business and business meth ods, will at once place them in rank with the best houses of the oity. The many friends of Mr and Mrs. Oallaher mooli grot their removal, nnd hope their best wishes may be realized in their new homo Ely's Cream Balm Is worth its weight in gold as a euro for catarrh One bottle cured me.—S. A. Lovell, hranklin, Pa. no*, it. o. evanx.jh, 1ihIoi*r«>U and U>'<toiuiii<‘iided, Ites ilutions patted at tho regular session of Washington County Alliauoe, 'prll 8sb* 18111 Whereas, A vacancy In the Holicitorsbip of of the Superior Court, in tbe Middle (.Trouit of Georgia, is to bo tilled by tho next Gener al Assembly, therefore lie it, Resolved, That we, the Alliauco of Wash ington county, in regular Hussion, hereby endorse nnd reoommend tho Hon B. D. Evans, Jr , us iu every way qualified to dll tbo responsible office made vacant by the death of the into lamented O. H Rogers, and we respectfully petition the Legislature that meets in July next to elect him to that , po sition. R A. Kr.LT.LY, PrtB. W. T. Askew, Hec’ty. In memory of my dear young friend Arnold Brown, I wish to say a few words. It appears almost impossible to refrain from saying something about one for whom I fell so much as I did for tbo yoang man who has so recently left as. Arnold was very yonng to leavo his earthly homo and friends, for a oow company. We are assured bo did nol go reluctantly, bnt joyfully. I imagine I hear him chanting anthems of praise with his angelio compan ions around the throne Hark! list? to his glad voioe as it sings, "I have found the joys of Heavea, I am one of the angel band; To my head a crown is given, And a harp is in my hand. No grief, no sin, no pain — Safe in my happy home, My tears all fled, my doubts all slain; My hour of triumph como." He joined tbe Baptist ohuroh in Sanders- viliu about four years ago, nt the same tinu his brother Tommie was dying in Atlanta As one left the earth nnd entered the oonrta of Heaven where au angelio baud weloomed him with glad shouts ol joy; tho other left the world to enter God’s ihnrcb on earth, where ho oould better prepare to follow his brother. Like his b other lie was vory yonng; hud never boon what is called a real citizen here, but will, us the minister eni t of Tom mie, "alUiIu hie citizenship In H.'nvon,’’fo» he was only 20 tiad not reaohod bis full man hood. True, 'tis sad to give tip one so yonng: and wo aro wont to say, “poor boy.” but it honld be "happy boy" instead Un'll Sept. 18811, be was a strung, hcaltby boy; at wbiob lie was tnken sick and was confined b his bed all or most of the time until May 1831) 1 vUitu i him several times during tlm illness ami tbo' suffering intensely I nlwayt nnd him obeerlnl, l opeful and so patient; no murmur passed his lips, bnt lie bore hi- pain with Christian fortitude He recovered from that attack and started ont with renewed strength and courage n battle with life, very buoyant and hopelnf ol attaining wliat his highest earthly ambition ■ailed -or ; in veiw ot which be 1 'ft his boy hood's borne and weut to Talladega, Ala While there he enjoyed perfeot health up t Dec 1890 ; he was then taken with a biliotir attack, ami his Inca began to rise and pav. him uinoh trouble. His mother wrote for him to ooiiih heme imuiediftly. He wrote : Mother. 1 am too s'ck to work; cunuot come now, ns my Annt is away, uuless I conn Sunday and [ will nol truvel on the Sabbath; therelore yon need not look for tiro until next week" ,1c. He came homo Dec.24tU and TKNNILLK. The contained drought with tbe low price of cotton nnd high prioe of corn, has a de pressing effoot on the farmer. Blnoksbonr, the infant son of Mr. and Mrs. L A. Matthews, died on Hnnday morning, aged about six mouths. Much sympathy is felt for the bereaved parents in their afllio- tion. The new mnnietpai board was dnly InsUill- id on Monday nigbt. Moat, if not *11, ware member* of the old board, and under th«r "'ministration Tennille grew nnd flourish ed. The following is the present oounoll : MAYOR, J. o. Harman, ALDERMEN, Iversou Lord. J. F. Murohison, W. J. Joiner, Jr. Dr. J. P. Davis, W, P. Davis. H. M Hasliinsky, Dr. T. J Beok ol Tennille and Rev E. J. Barber will bol l divine servioe at the Bsp tistohorchin Wrightsville on tho 5th Hab bath in tbiB month. Tennille can boast of a number of notive, enterprising meroh mts, and consequently of a large nnd growing trade. The Franklin House maiutains its popular ity ne a homo for tbe roadniau, and Is one ot the best patronized dinner bouses wo know of. dots from Josephus, ' Mth. Conchmtin, and Miss Fannie J. Coach man of Camilla, Gn., also Mrs Dr L. Crews and three little Texan* of Hamilton Texas, aro visiting tho fumily of Rev J. P. Wardlaw. A splendid ruin fell here on Wednesday morning greatly reviving both man and vega- tut inn. One iif our preachers hail occum ,n to lay Ins .ail on the liuioe a few days since and re turning a moment later found two Billies of Sandersville notoriety appropriating, one the Telegiaph, while the other showed a pttlereuo" for the religious prees, was chew- w.g away on the Christian Advocate j A Ufwnce at London floelot?. Take the vast London society. It is a | stiffnecked dress parade in which one ■ meets one’s beet friend once a fortnight ! nnd strangers In proportion. People never know each other well and are al most suspicious of those they do know. Invitations are sent out from one to two months ahead and people cotne and go without making a visible impression, and there is none of that merry familiarity which makes American life so enjoy able. A dinner is a set affair, with no gen eral conversation and a total absenco of what the French call esprit; in fact, most of tho Englishman’s pleasures are of the macintosh and umbrella kind. The Londoner is always guarded ami suspicious of the stranger, and I don’t wonder, considering some of the Ameri cans lie has had shoved upon him. But, after all, there nre too many people in London; it is impossible to expect free dom, familiarity and hospitality among such a multitude.—Cor. Chicago News. It Can’t R«. A New York surgeon who has made a specialty of nerve centers says the mnsio of a hand organ is pleasant to at least ninety-nine ont of every hundred peoplo, falling opon the nerve centers aud tym panum of tho ear with soothing effect. He says that when you meet a person that cries ont against this sort of mnsio you can safely pnt him down ne a falsi fier and deceiver.—Detroit Freo Pro*. An Innocent Question* Clockmaker— Why. my good woman, if your clock doesn’t go, you must bring me the whole of it; 1 can do nothing with the pendulum alone. Woman—Ale prosiml Why tho whole clock? The clock is all right; it’s only tlio horrid pendulum as won’t work.— Winner Figaro a a nr i BANK TERRY MTRC0m«asmviu.c,tiim. ■ ■——w - * •mmmammrnmm A Card.' To The Farmers of Washington Co: I «ish to give yon notioo that I have takea ho Eureka Mills back, and with honast, competent and rtJiible mm in charge, aa now ready to do yonr grinding at abort notioo, on Thursday, Friday and H»turday of eaoh «"*k. For tho hocoutinodslioti of my cnatoBMfO, I will keep iu«i\1 on hand and exchange for onrn, hu-liei lor bushel at any time. I will abo guarantee my onstomsrs against loss Of grain wham “standing tnrns, are left in mill. Monday, Tunaday and Wednesday, will ba devoted to merchant work. Thanking you for past favors and soliciting yonr lutnrs patronage, I remain years, vory truly, O. B. Psisolr, Rsndersvillo, Ga. Ordinary’s citations. for mrsFxrsu Vac Brown’* Iron Ritter*. Phyilclans rceommond It. All dtvtlrts keep It. *U«> per tottln. Otaiulne 'd rail tinea on wrapper. hiu traiio-tnark and < The L ost Office building is being t id otherwise tuiprove l and will be ‘large so nr have box. s it until on mbling the “ U 8 History, ” Primary •* Wcbster’a “ Dictionary ” Common School Dictionary. Barnes’ Copy Books ... Wood’s Business Forms i ami 2 ... “ “ “ 3 and 4.. J5 Hwintou’s English Grammar, ... .56 Iu thuoveut these books oanuot be ha i of dealers at lhe above prices, they will bn front to any address in ibo county ut tho prices above named, Freight or Express prepaid,ou reoeipt of cash with order. I>> thu Amerioan Bonk Company 800 & 8()g Broadway New York. These books umy be bad ut above prices of tho following dealers: CiiABLEs A Duhloo. Samlorsville, Ga. Da O. E..Daniel, Tennille, Ga. JiU <>rl|»|M‘ \gttiu. Dnring the epidemic of La Grippe last season Dr. King’s Now Disooverv tor Con- snmption, Cough and Colds, proved to be tbo best remedy Reports from tho many who used it confirm this statement. They were Dot only quickly relieved, but the dis ease left no bad alter results. We ask you to give this remedy a trial and we guarantee that yon will be satisfied with resuits, or the purchase prioe will be refunded. It has no eqnal in LaGrippe, or any Throat, Chest or Lnng Trouble. Trial bottle free ut Wat. Rawlings Drag Store. Large bottles, 50o. ind $1.00. A family horse for sale cheap. Apply to, W, A, Gallahu. have far surpassed the pain he was culled ot. to bear; yet, be did not ootupluin that it either hard or unjust; but would olten hu> .i” 11 j ‘‘“ r . K ,; 1 lound tiuuu "God is too wise to err and agatu, “Oh, how, UftVB not suffered a mout I suffer! bnt mamma, Christ suffered much more for me.” He would talk son htugiy to his mother, tolling her how sorry lio was for her, as he watched-her bending over him attending to his waots. Ho wished he could make two mammas ol bor, so oue oould rest while the other nursed him. He did not dread death, bnt expressed » perlect willingness to go, said It would be so Making Light of a Burdan. The period of putting on spectacles ia often long deferred by middle aged peo ple, who "hate to seem old,” or dislike confessing t« themselves that they have reached one of tho significant turning much bettor ior him. Just a short lime agb, j points of life. People have, however, it seems, we sang over bis brother’s bier, j different ways of accepting the inevit- altbough able to bo up, suffered intnoHtU PR'GRESS. I with his face, uutil so weakened, he took his It is very important in this age of vast ma-jbed, Deo 31 From then until ho died, Fob terial progress that a remedy be pie using to j 12, 1891, hiB stiff-ring was excruciating; but the taste aud to tho eye, easily taken, ac-1 through It ail his patience was marked ann oeptuble to the stomach and healtny iu its ^beautiful. The torture of tbe rack om.1.1 not natnre and effects. Possessing those quali ties, St rup of Figs is the one perfeot laxative and most gentle diuretic known. WANTED — Private Boarders at the Prin gle residence. Terms reasonable. Apply to 4t. J. M Abiunoton, l’rop’r- Copy Books, Writing Tablote, Slftes, Pen- oils, ito., for sale ity Dnrloo, tha Printer. cheaFbooks. Keduccd Retail Prices for Pub. lie School Books. The American Book Company announces that it has un.de the following large reduc tion iu the retail prices of Hcbool Books now in use in the schools of Washington county. Read tho following list, and do not pay uny more for hooks than the figures here given. Webster’s Speller 10c Kwiuton’s Primer 12 Bwinton’s Word Book 19 American New Graded Firs: Reader.. 18 “ " “ S' ooud •* 29 Third •• 40 " “ “ Fourth “ GO “ " •• Fifth " 85 Appleton's Elementary Geography 65 Higher " ....1.25 Smith's Grammar, 40 Robinson's Practical 4riibmetio 68 Swintou'e Introductory Geography... 55 ’■ Elementary " ... 80 " Complete “ . .1.80 .'.ng'-d, as that • II pore jus i l el they ate obliged to Lav tiro Hubbutli oan got it wttl.o Post Master. The Gnmiuenouiu; nt serin » ut tho T*n- Iiiiie f/igb Sitmol will he pruauhe I by Rev •V M. //arris of Washington, Ga., Muj 24th The annual address will be delivered by Prof. Chas. A. Lane on the 25th of May. Mr Laue will also deliver his famous lecture on "The History aud Analysts »f Laughter.' Kv. rybody should hear this. Suite School Commissioner S D. Bradwell wt l uGtver the Literary address. • 'Joseph us. I lltive boon a sufferer from catarrh for I jound uumeuiaiu rcliel in the Since using it 1 cut from heuduohe, »ore throat loss of sleep, trom which I pre viously suffered, caused by catarrh. I oon- itdcr yonr Balm a valuable remedy li. O. VtiHsar. 56 Worrsn 81., New York. “In the sweet bye and bye.” The lather soon joined him, and now this one; sooner, ah! so muob sooner than we then thought; "They have met ou thut beaatiful shore" There ia still the dour heart-broken, grief-bowed moth er und oue brother left to mourn their lost ones. Be patient, loved ones, it will not bi ffing, yonr journey boro will be short, ruuul shorter than you think, fir the years roll swiftly by God knows which to take alto whom it is best to h ave behind. He know why it is t us; too wise to err, too good to hr j unkind; He doetb all things for the best i All diamonds need polinltt'.ig, Jus one whs hammered .hard anil huudl<-d roughly hut the process of polishing did not last long t: ough severe. Ue now shiots in the pluo. appointed him. Dear mother, you wonlo not. call litm back ! 1 know you do not wi.t. to witness again Ills agony. N d no! lie is lr<- irom pstn But llion rt gone! not lost, bnt ti »■: ! Shalt 1 thi n ask fu- o b-.ck mitt" own? Back -and I.‘atre thy spirit's brightness? Back—and leave thy robe of whiteness? Back and leave thine angt-1 moolo? Baolt—to leave those streets of gob ? Bapk—anil leave the Lamb who feeds th ? Back—trout founts to wnioh He ffiuds thee? Buck -and leave thy Heavenly Futhet? Back ■ to,earth and paiu? Nay ; rather Would I live in solitude ! I would Dot a-l, then it I could; But patient wait the high decree, That calls my spirit home to thee. This I leel is thine answer, woepim mother. F-rewell, Arnold, thy hand is heck oning thy loved ones ou until they shni' here all is happiness, peace and able. Ono charming woman, who tuut paaaed this visual limit, declaim that her comfort is thereby daily increased. "I \tias always so lazy!” she says. “Nevertheless, I bail to do a thousand things I hated. Now when I go ont for an afternoon I can leave my glasses at home, and so, when I am asked to look at photographs, try a now crochet stitch, or read ‘dear Mary Ann’s last letter,’ I can refuse with a clear conscience. And it is such a rest of mind and saving of tissue.” Another woman, and a very pretty one, owns to a hit of tacit deception in wearing her cross. “I try to put my glasses on with the air of having always worn them,” she confesses. "I can't help hoping that people will think me near sighted from childhood.” But a dear old gentleman, who can’t see without glasses, actually goes to the length of declaring that he doesn't need them at all. He proves the case by standing at a distance from print and I reading it without difficulty. "There's nothing tho matter with my eyes," he then explains humorously. "The only trouble is. xny anus aren’t long enough.—Youth’s Companion. meet thou love. A Fat end 040TI0N. My pockotbook wu* stolen ou Monday,27l of April, containing tho following non a uml papers, Diitnely: Ottu uoie on Thomas n. Rparks for rent ol land for the year 1891, for $20.09. One an.l a halt shares in the Tennille, A1 liunce store valued at $15.00 One not* against W. G. Robson for $25 00. There were also some receipts, dat6H and amounts not remembered. In tho pocket book there was also over over $60.(j0 in money; $55 00 in bills, $5.00 in gold and some silver. All persons ere forewarned Dot to trade ior above notes. Any information that ntai lead to recovery ol rnnuey, w ill be thunktul- ly reoeived. N. L. JEltNIGAN. May 7th, 1891. An Owl la the Farmer’s Frlsnd. Of all bird*, from the farmers’ stand point, owls are the most useful. They hunt silently and in tho night, und aro nothing short of lynx eyed cats with wings. The benefit they confer upon agriculturists is most incalculable, aud is susceptible of proof. It is well known that owls hunt by night; hut it may he less a matter of common knowledge that, like otiter birds of prey, they return by the mouth hard indigestible parts of the food in tiie form of elongated pellets. These are found in considerable qnanti- tits about the birds’ haunts, and an ex amination of them reveals the fact that owls prey upon u number of predaceous creatures, tho destruction of which is directly beneficial to man. Of course the evidence gained in this way is infallible, and to show to wliat extent owls assist in preserving the bal ance of natnre it may he mentioned that 700 pallets examined yielded the remains ot 6 bats, 18 rats, 237 mice, 093 voles, 1,590 shrews and 22 birds. These truly remarkable results were obtained from the common barn owl, and tho remains of tho 22 birds were those of 19 sparrows, 1 greenfinch and 2 swifts. Tho tawny and long eared owls of our woodlands are also mighty l^unters, und an exam ination of their pelletH shows equally in- terating evidence.—Cornhill Magazine. To Fnrmm. two our lends of Muffin and Horne* to ar rive to-dsy. Call and get ohoino. "Pr 30th CHAR G. RAWLINGH. HELD TEAS. A tew bushels of field pen* for planting. Call early ntni place yonr orders B. J. TARBUTTON. FUR nOUHEKELl’ERH Iri v tirne ha* come, and «o have some beat!* tilul gl 1VN fly traps, that don't fail w catch them Call and see them WILLY HARRIS A SON. Burrow Unuge AIIIhiiit, Regular meetings at Bethlehem AAndomy, near Wnrthen, Saturday before 2nd Sunday in each month. W, T. Askew, Pres H. 8 Smith, Neot'y. Riddleville Alliance. Regular meeting t« held in the nlterunoh o( every 4th Saturday. W. H Fni.ohum, Fres’t. J. A. Cabteb Seo’y. Riddleville, Oa. The best Commercial Note paper on fb Market at 5 oeahMror (jnire. A' DUKLOO’S. Ovome *Xiib.Alllnuc<*. Ooonbr, Ga., March 2,1891. Epitob Hf.kald : — Will you please pubhwh in your paper tho regular meeting day ot Oconee snl).\llinnce - Saturday before the 2ml Sunday in each mouth at Ooouee Acade my ntSI o’clock p. m. The other oonnty papers will please copy. Uespeotfnlly, t T. P. Rhodes. (lUFiiioni for Tlilnkluff Men. Does nny prudent business man invest iu railroad or bnnk stock on which bo bes to wait C. 10, 15 or 20 years for a dividend? ThoD why take life insurance ia Mutual Life of New York, or New York IJ ’e or Equita ble of New York when you oan gat the Life contract written wRh large annual dividends Ity taking a Policy in tbe old Mutual Lite I us it ran ou Company ot Ky. I will be glad to oall on yon or hear from yon at any time R. O. JONES, Sandersville, Oa. Special BReut for Mn- April 6th. tual Life Ins. of Ky. For Executor’* DiimiMion. GEORGIA—Washington County. Ordinary’s Office. H. T. Downs, Executor of Hie will of Mrs. Mary Downs, applies to me for lettets of dis mission front hit executorship, and I will pass upon his application on th* first Mob- dny io August next at my offloe Id Sanders- villo said county. This 4th day of May 1891. M. NEWMAN. 3 mo*. Ordinary >V. 0. Notice to Debtors and Creditors. All persons having demands against th* sa* tate of Oheatbant 1,. Smith,late of Washington Co., docoiumd, nro hereby notified to rends* in tbeir demands to the undersigned accord ing lo law, and all persons indebted to said -Htate are reqitirsu to make immediate pay ment This 7lh day of May 1891. S. G. Jordan, 6 f. Adru’r. O. E Smith, deu’d. For Ex mentor’s Dintiiismou. GEORGIA—Washington County. Ordinary’s Office. William G. Bailey, one of the lixuuutors of William F. Shurling lat.r of said oouuty deotioiu-d, applies to mo fur letters of dismis- i"U from the ad ministration of the estate of said deceased, nnd 1 will pan* upon hi* *p plication on tho firm Monday in July next at oy nUffii. in Saitdcrsvilffi, said county. Giv. n UDdet my hand officially thia 2l*t lay ol March, 1891. M NEW MAN, 3ui. Ordinary, IV. G. For Administrator g Dismission. GEORGIA Wturiiiogtou County. Ordinary’s Oifiou. G. W, Cummin ;, Vdinititstratcr of tm> ■ ate ot Davtd C Oiliuuiiiig late of *atd conn* y deonased applt s t . me for lettera of die mihHton from and a 1 ministration an.) 1 will piias upon raid applte dicn on tho first Mon- lay in July n-xt at up , ffly in Saudersviila tn said oonti’y. Given under my band officially fbl* 11th day of March, 1891 M. NEWMiN, *3 mo*. Ordinary W. O, /, j,* 0 * Administrator’* Diimiauou ULOUGIA—(isriituntou County, Ordinary’s Office. Benjamin A. Adams, Administrator ot the estate ol Asa Tanner late of-aid oounty, d*. ceased, applies to me for letters of dismi*. ■ ion from said administration, and I will pass upon hi* application ou the first Moo* day In May, 1891, at my offloe in Banders* villi', said county. Given nnder my hand and offlnial siana- lure this 29th day of January, 1891. " . M NEWMAN, 8 “os- Ordinary W, 0. For Administrator'* Diimiaaion. G EORGIA— Washington County—Ordlne* ry’s Offlca-R. W. Young. Adminiatro. tor of the estate of Jesse M Brantley, lata of said oonnty. deneased, applies to me for Ut ters of dismissios from hi- administration of -aid estate, and 1 will pass unon his applies- tion on the first Mooday in June, 1891 at in* offloe in Hand-rsviile in said county. Given nnder m.v hand and official signs* ture this 35th day of February, 1891, M. J 11) OH TAX RECEIVER’S NOTICE. LAST ROUX 19. I will bo ot the following named plsaes ou the days specified for the purpose ot receiv ing the stale aDd County T»x Returns for the year 1891. Juatiues of the Peace will please take notice, and make returns to me, according to law. trie names of all Tax-Pay -rs in their respective Districts. PLACE. DIiTBIOT. TIME. Tabernacle 1315th Monday May Hebron, 9Hlb Tuesday, •• Oconee, 8Sth « cdueaday • IrwiD’s X Roads 90th Thursday » Boatright's, 9l)th Friday " rioepstep, 99th Mondsy, " Jus. Durden’s. 99th Tuesday, •• la? s 100th... A M Wednesday " Buncombe 136th..,.P M Wednesday " Tbeua. Ltodsey. It art iron J. F. W elk. t t C. Ilujri- iilas Bmiticti May Downs Dim-boro Josey'a < leveland, Uiddlevtlle, W imntock’s Harrison Stotrou all 1’iingffi Sun Hill, Tennille 'I. Smith's 10"’h... . 136lhh . 135011.' . ’. 90th m 9(1.It... 9Bth.... 's 95 th .. 96th.... 94th... 92nd . 13r(4th.. 1253 rd. . 89th 91st.. 1316th . 1384: h.. 93rd.. 1399tlt.. 1 1991 h. Thursday . .Friday .. Monday . .Tuesday Wednesday .. Thursday Friday Monday .... Tuesday .. Wed in sday .. Thursday ... Fridny . . . Wond iv June I . ..Tueadsy “2 ... Wednesdav •' 3 .. .Thursday “ 4 ... Friday " 5 ... Monday " 8 Tuesday “ 9 I »ill be in Siindersvills cv-rv Saturday. My books will close June 27tb, 1891. E. D. SI R iNGE, Receiver Tax Returns tFasb'g u Co. SHERIFF’S^ SALES. First Tuesday in June. 1891. GEORGIA—Washington County: WILL Jin, sold before tbe court bouse door in Situdersvilffi, Gn.. on the first Tuesdiv in June. 1891. betweerijtbe legal hours of sale, tbe following property, to-wit: A certain tract or parcel of laod sit'isteO in the 98th district, (i M , ot said oo inty containing forty-tour acres, more or less, and bounded on the north by lauds of J M Barge, on tbo oast by lauds of tbe estate of Mrs. Lavir.ia W, Culleus and M. Newman, ou the south by lauds ol Nannie L, Brown, on the west by lands of Mrs. T N. Cox. Levied on ns tho property of defendants M. Bland aDd W C. Bland, to satisfy a fifa is- sued from Washington superior court in fa vor of W. A. 'McCarty. Property pointed out by pliriDtiff’s atiornoyn and l. gul notice given M. E. Bland aud VV. B. Bland defend- ants, in possession. 0. A. WALL Sheriff. Ordinary, For Leave to Sell Land. GEORGIA—Washington County Ordinary’b Office. vv. a. F. and O. V, Smith, udmioiatralot* of Isauc L Smith deceased, have in due form applied to the undersigned for leave fo sell the land* belonging to the estate of anid it ecus red, and -aid application will be beard on the first Monday in June next. Thi* 15th duy of April 1891 ,. M. Newman. Ordinary, VV. C. New Road. GEORGIA—Washington County. Ordinary’s Offli o ,.| -aid | ouuty, .i A ’ 1 P* ,r * O0,i interested sir h-reby notified n ut if no flood eauMe t>*? hhowu to the contra- r> . an order will be granted by the nod. r-; on ^tilurdty tliy 23d day of Mny 1891- i.-tablo j'ug a new ro» t, ‘ Bugionitig at W r 1 oacock’it bouse, tuuuiog through bis and 8 V Kogers field to u g-ue n { . ur yy yg •e house; then through .his u, n i t thine, a-ong the laud hue of -»t,l Rogers and \’it. g.I Pijwi c* through lauds id Powers, F f. r. iwItDgs and 1 M. Joiner to .Mount M ir i-h c orett ; ill -no- al'.r.g u» ■», i rtp*.T b.,» r.'ad'al ni a ‘ *T W ’ H ,ind '1'-'outlie ^ Il'l Hi «/|HU(linH JoiDur li > OtHO. Ihl»21slda\ of April, 1891 ** M -NKVVM\N. Ordinary. UiENIS WANTED ’’THE TRliN’CE OF PEACE!” Everybody wants this ’’Beanttiui u„ e of l' *UH. By Mrs Isabella M Ml,ien (Pansy). 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