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The Herald & Georgia 11 ' BBTABIjiWKI* WM. PARK, tditor and Propriety THURHDAL MOKNINO. MAY 2\ 1891 8eor*Ury Bl»ine i* oonnlMcing r»pU«y- W. U. irngiewn * Go " dealtrs have susigusd. Liabilities $ a., Meet* >i58,673. On Monday the lon« content *s" ended. Call was re.eleotod seoator from Call Cl, Mays L Ritllrond Notes. The new iron bridge being built ftt Dubiin (or the Wrlghteville end Xennillo railroait in oring completion. Tbe iron strands end draws have been received, and "’ill soon be iu pl»ce. As soon rs tbo bridge i*completed Ihe railroad will bo extended to EmUhsd, tbenc • via Elawhinsville to n point on tbe Geoigia Southern road. THE MACON AND COVINGTON HEUBOANIZED. The Mason and OoviDRton railroad wan old ofl in Macon last Thursday and was and Mr. Florida. The vote was • (aeon on Frida) Mr. M. Flatan died in tut aged 62 year.. Mr. Flatan *»» » •baat in Sandersville jnst before the war. The commisiion on tho W. A. A. railroad Jn their decision allowad no betUrmenls. It however allowed the m Uie taxes >'* 1 aees had paid upon the Tennes.ee since 1879. which is The artesian miU« and elevator at Albany, On,, were burned on Sunday. Loan Iron, *15,000 to *20,000, iully oovered by maur- anoe. Six o*r» loaded with corn, flour and bran wore burned. Tbe baseballers liegan a game at t’inein natt on Snuday, in defiance o! the ordorpro- hibiting tbe gauie, but were arrested, and oarried to the station bouse. They were subsequently released on bonds of $300 t*ci to appear before police Court on Monday. (Jen. Longstrel.t is in feeble health and has suspended work on his history of the Confederate war, now nearly completed Samuel Fleming the aged blind hlgami I has been pardoned out of the penitentiary by Gov, Nortben. Though neurly 70 years of Bge he was a gay old Lothario, and as Mark Twain Bays, was fond ol husbandry. Tbe pardon was asked by both the Judge and Holtoitor. TKNNIliML Tennille has had a gala week. Good rains have fallen, an l all feel the beneficial effect*. Public Interest haa centred largely the past week in the Commencement c x- roisee. Tbe good people ot Tenuilh want a good school, and as a consrqne, o.' iut( rest them selves in its teaohers, its programme and in its closing exercises. The sermon on Sunday by Itev. W. M. Ilmris of Washington, (1*., tillracind n vety purchased by Alexander Brown and Skip- j , , r g B congregation, many imiocil wore un- iih Miller ol Baltimore for $1,000,000, tor H j,|e to B0 „, 8 . The BO rmon is highly themselves aud their associates. I'bo pnr- chasers reorganized the road in Atlanta Saturday, electing the board of directors spoken of, by those who were fortunate enough to hear it. The entire exercises aeem to have given great and geii"tul satisfaction [ready named and securing a charter l ronl |„ n ,| have elicited favorable cu in moots on ail th# secretary of atata for Ilia nsw corpora tion as th« Macon and Northern. Mr. Uabbell was appointed general mana ger tiy resident Brown, and was uotllieil ol bis appointment by telegraph. Mr Uabbott iuimediatelv wired his noeep tance. Ho toot a iIoiinino News reporter yesterday that he will remain, iu Savannah and will direct tlie iniui-qt-maut of the Macon ,nd Nottbetn trorn here. Maj. W A. Wilkins of Augusta, general mauuger of tbe Augusta Gibson and San- deraville railroad, was made superintendent and will be personally in charge of the road. Its oftlofta are: pr«si lent— AI< x md-r Brown of Baltimore. Tbasurer -V. t’ralg Palmer of Atlanta G> uer.tl Manager—<3* ell Uahbett of Havao- nab. Directors Alex aider Brown and Skipwitli Wilmer of Baltim ire, Uobert L. Harrison of New York, W Ohockly Shaw ol Baliituore, Pat Oalhoud, A. 0. King and J. J. Spalding of Atlanta. Tha appointment of General Manager Gabbcttof the i ential railroad as general sides l'lie orderly and decorous beating of the pupils generally did not fail to excite atten tion, and call forth compliments upou both tbe courteously trained pupils, and their dis creet and cultured teachers. The address ot Prof. (Jims Lane, which was hia lecture on tho "Analysis of Laughter," waa *e may say in tbe expressive language of the day "immense." It came up to and roso above and beyond public expectations and so every body Bays, i» was good, very good. Tbe exerciaa.s on Tuesday night wero a fit ting finale to a superb ronnd of literary and clacsio entertainment. The recitations were most admirably ron dure I, the songs and music were charming, and all was heartily enjoyed. Hon. 8 D, Bradwsll not being able to attend, J7on. 15. I». Evans, Jr,, after very short noiion was pressed i to service tor the annual address. All that know our talented ; oung Iriond need no assurance, that his address abounded In sterling thoughts, dressed in graoefnl, classic diction. wnmlcmvillc <?nm- mcncnm«*iit. Hx< reis»'». Sundat, Jcsv.7th, 1591. Commencement Sermon at M. E. church, 11 o’clock, by Key. J. E. l’owell. President of Monroe Female College. MONDAY MOONING JUNE 8th, from nine to eleven o'clock, oral examina tion ol Primary aud Intermediate Depart ments at Academy. TUESDAY JUNE Bill, AT 9 A. M,. at, Watkins Hall, exercises consisting of mu- sio, deolaumtion, etc. Tuesday nlglit 8 o’olo k, annual exhibition. WEDNESDAY, JUNE 10th, at 10 o’clock n. m. ; Graduating exercises , AnnnaFaddriHs by Hon. it- L. ltodgers, At lanta, Ga. Delivery of Medals. Delivery of Diplomas. Wednesday night, 8 o'clook -Entertainment hy Lawaon Literary Society. -*-»•♦*-* ——— They poulticed bor feet and poulticed her head, , And blistered her back till 'twas smarting and red, Fried tonies, elixirs, pain killers and salves, (Though grandma declar d it was nothing but “narves,") I'bo poor woman thought she mnst certainly die, „ t , , Till "Favorite Proscription bIio happened to try.— No wonder its praises so londly they speak ; She grew better at onoe, and was well iu n week. The torturing pains utul distressing ner vousness which accompany, at tiiu-s, certain forms of female weakness, yield like magic to Dr. Pierce’s Favorite Prescription. It is purely vegetable, perfectly harmless, anti adapted to tho delicate organization <>l wo man. It allays and subdues the nervous symptoms and relieves tbe pain accompany ing functional aud organic troubles Gust- antee printed on bottle-wrapper, and laitli- fully carried ont for many yours iTIin i'on versa IT](ttm! C ircle. Th" ciivbj nmst not bo too large. 1 say uolinug of public banquets of strung- pis. They :'-'i'a ooiitrntlici.on in term:,. Big diaaer parties of ill assorted guests also tiro i .riiures fiomn couvi rsutiohiet ! point of view. A fir: side, or a table, j round if 11- -«ib!<*. r.nd. ■ ay, four or half a dozen :;d' sis, aro sufficient. More will break up into n panto knots, and fewer im ;!ii a tel'-a-tei c. "I hud," says Tho- re.'iu, "at Walden three chairs in my olilnde, two for friend- society.'’ Tho hermit hut at Walden was wiser DOOMED TO DEATH, Tho Courier .Journal LOU18VILLE, KY. Dr. JOS. HAAS’ tjnhFnription Ea(es. Dailv nud Honda. $10.00 a y«.r, Dailv without Sunday, » 8 % a yoM. Sunday $2 i d a year, Wsekly'kl 00™ Tho Weekly Courier-Journal Has tbo largest alroul.Uon ol any Demoerat- "’ Newspaper in thf United Stntes . house, * do for phi[), three f Thoreau In hii , than the man who looks for sod, (y in a ; utriVy' 10 CoM ^’ I " cr< '“ ,(! lllc F 10,11 ““"ten M»- PRICKS—$2,B0, f 1.2® and 60c. per pkg., ‘26 lbcaiie, The largest Pnckngp* are the Cluapent. HOG AND POULTRY REMEDY Will arret Diaenae, Prevent TMaense, Expel Worms, I poses to double or treble iu circulation. and pro. already largt crush, An unhappy husband, living in 1’orL , fvi.so. land place, whose wife inflicted linge i parties upon him, was standing in u J forlorn condition leaning against\ ,,r - n "»°' Foultry Remedy (f.n c.) to kocp your fowls USE Urn chimney piece, up to Vim and said: "Sir, as neither of u ; iu acquainted with any of the [icoplo hen', I think wo lmd bout go home." Social crowds must not expect the great men amongst them to talk well. She must have been a most unreasonable perron who was disappointed with Nu- poleon because, when a lot of ladies were presented to him, he only remarked to each of (hem how hot it was.—Gen tleman's Magazine. Tb* general aisetnbly of the 1 reabyterian eburcli nc* !•:» onnvantion in Blrmingliaio. Ala. have resolved to raise $.5(1,000 lor lor tign missions for this year Middle fci«M»riria t ollege. Tbo Commencement exercises of tbo Mid die, Ga. Military A Agricultural Dollige at Milledgeville, begins June 4tli and oontlnnes through tbe lOtb. Tbe Onnnnenni ment ser mon on Sunday the 7th will bo pre 'Chad b Bev. John Kershaw of South Carolina. An nual addross betoro societies at 8 p tn. on Monday, by Hon. W, E. Wooten ol Albany, 0* Senior olass exhibition on Tnosday, skir mish drill in tbe aftornoon. Commencement address on Wednesday by Hon. Thomas E. Wilson. DI[lonioH rieliv- •red by Governor Nortben. Beading Houoi Boll,delivery of medals by Hon. J, S. Ttirnet of Eatonton. Grand Drew Parade and Com petitive Drill for medal. The whole promis es a week of rare attractiveness and enjoy meet. Bad Bowels. OT The Tjry expression implies so Bering FW ness, bat every mother does not know that Dr. Biggers’ Huckleberry Cordial will regu lata and onre all bowel troubles. From Vt'iirgln’i C’apltiil. Robert H. Good.,on of the Atlanta nionii ltd police waa killed by an accidental nine from a pistol in the hands of another po liceman N. A. Lanford. Tho latter was dean- tag and working with the piatol, when it was discharged and oifloer Goodson, on tbe op posite side of tbe slreet was struck by the random ball, neur tbe heart, oausing hi- dsath in a lew hours. Both were esteemed as offioers and beloved as men. Atlanta was greatly surprised by tbo fail, ore of tbe well known and immense dry goods house of Steve Byan proprietor of the firm of Byan’s Sons. The liabilities are from $750,000 to $1,000,- 000, while Mr. Byan says bis assets may reach $600,000, Mortgages amounting to nearly $300,000 have been filed in tbe olerk's oflluu against him. The store was closed by the Sheriff while many cnBtomers were trading, aud customers and clerks were almost dumb founded at the startling order. Mr. Byan attributes his failure to tbo long rainy seasou in the early spring when trade was so dull, and also to the reports circula- led by N. J. Scbloss A Go. of New Yoik, which rendered his creditors restless, aud led to their pushing their cluims. Saturday eveniug Mr. Hinton Wright,* preaohed his first Bcrmou in the gurpel tent. Mr, Wright told of his past lilt*, how whis ky caused him him to lead u wicked life, to kill his friend, to get divorced ircm Ihh firm wife and to have family troubles oiler ho hod married a second time. "People have asked me," said Mr. Wright, "how 1 could face tha people of Ailantu a'tet tbe life I have ltd. lean do bo because 1 hBve tbe courage givto rue by tho gruce ol God to face the world, the devil, nod all Lie angels." After Mr. Wright finished, about 400 per- sons walked up and shook hand* with him. Mr. Wright says ho is in earnett uud will ■ever go into the ways of sin agaiu. At a meeting of the Methodist ministers ol Atlanta on Monday, the action ol Governor Northen in delaying the opeuiug of the state encampment one day iu order to pre vent the troops traveling on Sunday, wui highly endorsed. manager of the Macon and Northern railway, |xiie Editor of tbo Heuai.d. rrgmtted much his inability to attend this phasant occur ion. is regarded as un indication Unit the road will soon be controlled by the Central. the wmouT-vttut out-oif. What about the building of the road via Wrlgbtsvtllii to shorten tin Central's liuc to Macon?" Gen. Alexander was uskod. ,,1'bnt lias been tbo plan ol tbo Central lor some time,” lie replied. "It is our intention to build a line from E label,on the Savannah and Western, to Oconee, on tho main line, a distance of about eighty miles 'Ibis will shorten tho distance botwcoo Savannah and M eon about thirty miles. Part ol this line baa already been surveyed and graded, and is now ready for the rails. This portion will be completed shortly. A survey will soon lie made ol the remainder ol the line. ••This line," said Gen. Alexander, "is tin shortest line that cab lie built Irom Sevan mill to Mao u, and will not deviate from an .ir line leu miles at any point. It will make the iiisianee to M ieou about ICO mil s stand of 192, as at present WILt. HE THE MAIN TANK. "Alter its com pi lion it w ill n Rurally bo- (Ouie tbe main line ot tho Central bitweeu Savannah and Macon. IIh buil ling wilt not ne very expensive, as it runs parallel with the rivets and obviates the necessity ol bridging. At Oconee, where it will join the main line, it will have th* use of the Central bit**- " A -'"er. "A short linn to Atlanta oonld thna be built,' suid Gen Alexander, "from Oconto to Millcdguvillo and from Eatonton to Atlan ta.” Gen Alexander Bitid the work upon the Wrightsville abort line will ho pushed, but he oonld not tell how long it will be before it will be completed. Mrs. Lsnra Hart, B>'ntilort, 8 O., writes: "A 1 (ulhsomo form ot blood poison was kill ing me My appetite was lost my bones ached, uud part ot my flash seemed ns il il would Come off my hones, v iriond brought me a bottle ot li If. if The sores began healing at once, aud when 1 uud tukou two bottles I surprised my friends at my rapid recovery A CIIIFF’iT AFFUAL.. Cien. Join* II, Uonltin <5ttlls lor Fluids lot' till* ItMVlS .TiOHU- nieul. Tim ITilldrru’s Uiahti must not b neglected. Cold in tho head Cannes catarrh. Ely’s Creaut Haim cures at ouoe. It is pir tootly sate and Is costly uppli i into tho nos tills. Tho worst cuses y n l m.g io it Price 6Uo, IIIUIILUVILLE, Its, 1. J HUMAN INSTINCT. So powerful is human instinct, that some of its snggestions become embodied in souia and household customs. The people know ■nd feel that at the beginning of tbe spriug season tbe system needs an alterative and a purifying tonio and stimulant In all parts of the oountry it ia th6 custom t„r the house wife to dose her brood with sassafras tea Among the simple remedies that our ancia- ton employed, (his decoction has continued to hold its own. The demand for a spring alterative and tonio, however, is tilled more efficaciously by 8. S. 8., which is itself simple as nature's remedial medicine should be. It purifies the blood, olcunses and strengthens the system, and prepares the human maobine to stand the wear and tear 6 dm summer months. Ueadquakters United Confedeuatb Vkteiianh, ATLANTA, Oa , May '23, 1891 My Confederate Brothers:-—Upon you has devolved iu al rgo measure tho responsibil ity tor raising tun,la fur the propoHod monu ment to the mumm y ot Jeffurson Duvis. No argument, no urgent appeal, no special effort on our purt is needed to secure your hearty co-operation iu this cause. You will esteem it not only n sacred duty, but a high privi lege to roll'd in this work, mil to secure the aid m i.li our people throughout tho Union, With untaltuiiug fi !e ity to ovbry interest ol our whole countiy, aud siuouro appreciation of all graut Americans of every section, we will build moi.umciiDi to our own peerless hemes as un inspiration toui ming generations and will er ct n filling one to our great chief- taiu, whosr public and private lito was with out fe»r or r, proaeh; whoso services to his country in peace and war will yet command tha respect and win tho plaudits of all his cjuniry m n, uu 1 wlioro dauntless devotion to his rouviotious has scarcely a parallel iu history Flio details of tho plans for raising the neciesury money may safely be entrusted to the different Confederate associations, biv ouacs, c.inps uud local organizations, but the oouimiltoo appointed by tbe South'rn Press association, itsedt largely composed of Conlederato veterans, has issued a call for the people to meet Juno 18. next, “to tuke proper steps to forward voluntary contribu tions, or other methods which they may deem lie t. 1 ’ This seems to me both oppor tune and wise. I therefore most respectfully and earnestly u'*e all Confederate organizations to meet on mat day lor II.e purpose, and nil Con- fedtrates not members ot any organizitioD to unite with the people, and assist the movement iu their respeetive localities. Funds raisod by special efforts ot Confed erates may he sent to Judge W. 8. Calhoun, Atlanta, Ga., who will act us treasurer, re ceipt lor all remittances and place the same in hank to the credit of tho Davis Monument fund. [Signed] J. B. Goiidon, Commanding U. 8 Confederate Veteraus. The co-operation of the sons of Confeder ate Veterans and especially patriotic South- Mrs. Ben English has been quite sick, gli to burn that aho is improvi: g. airs. A. Y. 11. Jordan has *>«en quite ill for somolime; we ora ploase i tol.aru from M •Iordan, she is improving Miss Sullie Davis who lias bei n teaching school iu Burke couuty is spending a week at her mol bur's in Uiddievilic; mho is in treble houlib. Mrs J A. Mobley bus i ih ii quito sick since her return troui tho low country; wo arc , 1 -asc-i to note that she is improving. Miss Ollie Lani. r of 8 (riven county, is- visiting her sister Mrs Mobl-y; she is u!m attending school during bur . ny in Uiddlo ville. Mrs David Aldridge ot 1 ouisvillo is in our town, and wo learn will spend a mouth or two with tbo family of W. at. English, Mrs Leapt rot of Luiiisvillo is visiting the families of Jesse lirowu aud lioardmau Joy ner. Cotton is ootuiug up, and drooping regeto- tton generally, has revived since tbe rooent rains Home patohes of Irish potatoes wero nearly dead, and some tew did die, lint all have ro- vived, uud us long as tho tops are green the potutoes will continue to grow. l’atohns of early ooru ur» generally a fail ure; planted in March nnU no rain till tbe middle of May Home is laeseliug about two teet high. Home entertuin the strange idea that the seed corn was not genuine, or tho corn would have grown higher. YV» had a pleasant oull from Mr T. J. Orr of Davisboro on Wednesday of last week. Miss Hallie Davis left on Saturday, for Ilnike Couuty, to resume her duties, in the school room; sbo is yet in tc, ble health. The oat crop is exceedingly poor, the grain tight and olniffy, and wu hour ot some barely high enough to cut. We iesin that Miss Delia Gross has been seriously ill for a lew days; un improvement at the time of this writing. Justice. May 25th 1891. Well the rain has oorno and the cotton np, and burners are busy. The prospect is much better than it was two weeks ago. Cotton seed lhat had been planted so Ions have come up better than was expected, and wc are hopeful, but tbo price, Oh! the pno ! Wlmt is tho trouble, is it too much cotton or is it too little money? Who can tell aud who cau apply tho remedy? The oat crop will tie short, much of lliut sowed in the spriug a failure. Wheat hardly enough vowed to sneak of, the small urnoaut saved socum to he pretty good. Considerable oomplaiot of had stands ol com. The present high prici- Hhuiild learn ns a Ii-shou. There has liecti considerable sickness here though lew il uuy cases of a very serious ua'ure. .Ylrs. Clarissa llooks lias been quito sick but is bettor now. Mrs J. Corley Duggan and Mrs. It. E Dunham were very sick but are up again. Miss Alice Duggan who was t-rioiisly hurl hy a runaway horse Is getting on very well, and wo hope will soon ho on her feet again. Dr. Cuuimiug who hit l a severe attack of la grippe has resumed his practice. Miss Huaie Jordau is keopmg Miss Alioc Duggan company and iu making herself both nsefnl and aur^anDly School* are begtnning to close lor ik« summer, this is the last week at Lindsey Academy. Miss Bobbie Gauss, the toaober, has hud a good school and has also built ti[ uu interesting .Sunday school, To sco her with hor patrons and pupils is to he con vinoe 1 that there is a warm attachment be tween them. Surely the proof of merit is oonvinoing when patron and pupil luvo the teacher. Huv. T. J. Holmes filled the appointment of Bov. Carl Minor at Union, Saturday and Sunday. It was indeed a pleasing soonu to see the oordial greeting given him by lus former charge. His sermons on Saturday uud Sunday fully sustained his well earned reputation as an able preacher; many ex pressions of the highevt commendation of his sermons were made by those who had tho good fortune to hear him, He also iu a very earnest aud forcible manner presented the need for a church building iu it destitute section of Emanuel county, and asked Un church for a contribution of twenty-five dollars, which with their characteristic lib erality wiib raised. We are sorry to learn that our esteemed friend G. W. Mills is critically ill. Scbiue. HOW? BY GIVING AWAY «A0H AND EVERY DAY to soma one a sulan. did High Atm Hewing .Machine nr * Hand- some Gold Watch, ABSOLUTELY FRF* Full particulars in Weekly Couiiot JournaL sample copy froe. Send for one. Address, W. N It AI,1)*MAN President Courier-Journal Corapanv, „ Louisville, Ky. Handersville Heuald and Meekly Courier- Journal one year $1.90, with Daily Courier Journal $10.00. 1 courier _ r .... Mra. O. a Blown to get a new Horn# be mailed to any address on receipt of a two- loewing inaobino. Can make easy term if voa oent stamp. JOH, HAAH, V. H. idont want to pay oiata.^ _ ' Indianapolis, Ind. j . i healthy. *. . j? 111 ' 1 Or. Haas’ A It,-rat in- uml Epozoolic Remedy for hors cm and , Dr. 11 fins’ Cattle Remedy for your catttle. For siilo by B. F. JORDAN, 8ANDEKSVILLR, GA. /**“• 1 f/ogologv," a pamphlet on swine, will Jan. 22, ’91, now Baacu A Fabmcb, LoutsTTLL* Oi, THE KING I’nifHm by Absorption. Tho slow absorption of many poisons changes in sonio more or less modified form tho complexion, bnt arsenic and am monia show their effect about as quickly us any. Tho popular belief that arsenic clears the complexion has led many silly women to kill themselves with it in small, continued doses. It produces a waxy, ivoryliko uppear- huco of the skin during u certain stage of the poisoning, but its terriblo after effect* have become too well known to make it of common use as a cosmetic. Tho Wfiaitw of ammonia U[i)n the com plexion arc dirorUv opposite from that of u Tronic. The flwt symptoms of am moi ia poisoning which appears among tho.c who woik in ammonia factories is n discoloration of tho skin of tho nose and forehead. This gradually extends over the face, until tho complexion has a Gained, blotched and.nusightly. appear- unco. With peoplo wlio tako ammonia into their systems in smaller doses, as with their water and food, these strik ing symptoms do not appear so soon. The only effect of tho poison that is vis- _ . ^ ihle for a time is a general unwholeaotne- Anu cures Dj-apepsia, UhunmutiHtju, Gout, Gravel, uud Difleases of Kidnoys and Liver. OTT TAddL Id WATERS. UNDERWOOD SPRING WATER, ITS DAILY USE PREVENTS Bright’s Disease, ne:.s and e-tllownese of tho complexion.— St. l’uc.l GIoIk*. lliroiiglt tbe Wrury lloura Ol many a night, rniido doubly long by its prolraoted ngoDy, tho rliemuiilio sufferor tossns to and lro on his iil.-i-pless coucn, vu rily praying for that roHt which only comas by fits nud starts ilia malady is one which ordinary medioim-s too often fail to relieve, but there is ample evidence to prove ihst tho efficient blood dejuii -,-nt, Hostetler's Hiomuch Bitters, uff.irda lln> m-.imiutio a ro- liable un-ODS ot rt-liof. Check tbe malady in its incipient stages,when (I ■- first premoni tory twtugH* come oa, wuii tois agreeable medioiue. and avoid yturs ot torturo. What ever be tbe rationale ol th- active influenoe of the Bitters upou this in- 1 triy, certain it ia Hint rio evidence relatingl > ns i-llct in more direct end positive that: lhat wnioh relate- to its action iu oases oi rheumatism. Like nil sterling remedies, however, ir, deserves u protracted, systematic trial, and Bhoutd not Iu. i-haudoned because not »t „nc>- remedial It is at ooce efficnoious iu dyspepsia, indi gestion uud kindred disc-uses. The report thut Misa Kate Whit field dropped dead while at a ball at Fort Valley a night or two ago waa false. It is uot known how the sto ry originated. It is estimated bv geologists and naiuiug engineers that there enough coal and iron in Alabama to supply the world and but for the re sults of the war, it is probable would never have been developed. the The Notices Aro All Itlstit. Visitors to the clerk’s office of tho gii- pevior court wlio have occasion to use flu: writing table that stretehee across the room have been startled recently by largo placards tacked abont two feet np.rrt informing whom it may con-1 coni l nit “these inkstands must not- bo taken away.”' Kiuco "these ink-j stands" arc about the size of tiie average, hat, and are kept filled with ink, the; warning feems quite iib gratuitous as it would he to placard noticed to people not to walk off with a red hot stove. A lawyer who took oli'ense at these I notices got one of the office veterans in 1 a corner the other day aud asked him if j ho did not think such a notice was car- j rying a joke perilously far. Tho veteran shook his head, and in saddened tones thus answered: “in ti*c mistakes of the natt. woshonld se«Rour guklanco lor the future."—Ivcw York Times. Ample ovidoncoof tlio truth of the clainiH, made hy ihe moat Eminent Physicians of America, for tho f llioacy of (bo Underwood Spring Water hr a remedial agent, will bo furnished nnnu aj>plioatiou to tho Company. Tho Water is for pale bv I iv.-it.class Drcggigts and Grocers, pat up in CASES OF50 QUART BOTTLES. " •’ 100 PINT effervesoent THE U1T DERWOOD COMPANY, FALMOUTH FORESIDE, MAINE, U. S. A May 14 ’81,-tf JAS. DALY & CO. Successors to Daly «Sc Armstrong. Koiuewliul Tryluc, Noverthclcss. Do not suppose that a young woma is uecessa-rily in an unomiablo frame of mind when yon meet hor boaring a muddy overshoe in hand. The relief i that she experienced when she gavo up trying to k«ep the thing on more thin balanced her vexation at spoiling a glovo and boot; hut oh! tho things that women think aud don’t say when at every map a ington aud Hurronndiug counties the chaugo iu the old firm, w« beg to misfit overshoe drops down at tho heel Ifitate that, nnr MR TV A T,Y ii'fia llu, tv would make a volume for the govern ment to suppress.—Boston Common wealth. fin announcing to the citizens of Wash- lies.... °A u ^ aho ° th0 _ h f yl |state that, our MR. DALY was the manager and buyer of the old Firm; be is tho manager and buyer of the new Firm. We propose.to not only Guaranteed Cure for La Grippe. Wo lUithoriza our advertised dru.(giht to soli you Dr. King's Now Discovery ior Con sumption, Coughs aud Colds, upon this con dition. If yon uro afflicted with La Grippe aud will uso this remedy according to direc tions, giving it n fair trial, and cxporisncs no benefit, you may return tho buttle and have your money refunded. Wo make tins offer. ueuuUHo ot the wonderful success ol Dr. King's Now Discovery during last sea son's epidemic, Have heard ot no case in which it fuiled. Try it. Trial bottle freo at Wm. Itiwliugs' Drug t-'iuro. Largo sizu into and $1.00. Tho .Service Is Civil. Bunting—in Japan tho servants In variably treat their employers with def erential consideration. Lsirkin—Japan Iras a civil servioo law, I suppose.—Munsey’s Weekly. MurUctimui. Notice is hereby given that an election will bo lmd by the City Oounoil of Sandersville on the 8tti ot Juno next for marketmen for the city. There are three stalls that nr iy be rc-tiled. Those wishing to rout .should send iu their applications by tho fitb ot Juue.addresBPd to 11. E. Bocuhton, Mayor. Sandersville Ga. May 2G, 1891. Dr. James IV, Park, who has just been elected mayor of LaGrange by a unanimous vote, nud who is a brother of our townsmon, R. E. Park, and 8 classmate of Hon. J. H. Blount was in Macon yesterday, in company with Maj. Abraham and era women is invited aod assured. [Signed, ] Judge Longley-of LliGrange. Dr TEVUHVU’S ajUlEOlVaiH. Notice is hereby given that, an examina tion of applicants for TeaoUtn’s License will be hold i.c tho Court House, in tho City ol S-mdersville, on Saturday, the Cth day ol Juno, next, beginning at 8 o’clock, a. m Only one u.iy will bo allowed tor tl o ex amination of both white aud colored appli cants. H, N Hollifiejjb, County School Commissioner uud ox otlicic buii’t. Fublio Suqcl-i. Sindentvihe, Uu May 28 1891 2t CHILD BIRTH •■ ••* MADE EASY! “ Motiii:?*’ Friend " is a scientific* ''■j! .-ui Liniment, every ingre- nicat of teeoipiized value and in . instant use by the medical pro- > '/.ion. Tl,:vi iiiqH-lientsarecom- . 1 in amaunei hitherto unknown ■‘MOT*- J. It. Gordon. Dyspepsia’s victims are numbered by tbonsauds. Ho uro the peoplo who have been Tiirmi restored hssltn by Hood’s Marsspnrills. (graph, 23d. iPark was on business connected with terminal facilities of the Macon ttnd Birmingham railroad.—Tele- RIEN 99 V/ILI. I>0 all that is claimed for it AND MOKE. It Shortens Labor, Lessens Fain, Diminishes Danger to Luc of Mother and Child. Book 1 Mother - v r valu: hie : riled FREE, con- nformation and ' ; !• - *! ’,0 |Hr bottlfi - ad CO,, AiiinlStG*,/ . buuoareMk Valuable Property for Sale. On account oi my inability to attend to my Mdt'ng ••••! I Oio business, and my son the md;. in lu 1 lmd, having a hud accident in hi-ting 1 i“ arm broken, which will render hu-i u/.abls tn carry it on us heretofore, I oil- r i ir -ain my entire business iu Tennille. J ni ■ ineindes l uer« lot in ihe oontru of tin- hi.i er pint of Tennille, also On 59 II. P. ltoiler, On 40 II. F. Engine, all new. 2 H Is of corn mills all in good order. , l-.i.ibv: mills with all fixtures; 2’iins, l’r as au-l ell fixturo.s complete, Huai-log, Fall . Ac. i -io //uuhi- ‘25 x GO, M .! 1 I'uu-e 25 x GO, E: | iiu. ionee 25 x 45. t'l mer Hfiod 24 X GO One nl the best titan-! in Middle Georgia to do a Minin ' an l Gin hiisiness. I ginned last s' aeon 8Gb hales ot cotton at 35 cts. per hundred. Any ono with capital ci.n muke it one of the i est (i-iyiiq: busiries-os iu tho county. 1 -,-ti iiI,v M-coud hand machinery lor sale, cheap. One 20 It. P. Boiler with engine, nil in good oro -i, nearly new, One 10 U P. Eogino and Boiler, One Shingle Machine, One Lidii Machine, Oue Saw Mill complete, One good oarriugt- iur Haw Mill, Pulleys, Sliaftiiig, Edging Haws, Swing cut off Haw, with man; other articles too numer ous to mention. I will sell all of tho above cheap to good parties, and give time on all, or any part For prices, write or call on me at Tottnille. I will also sell one of tho best Dwelling lots in Tennillo, conveniently located to the mill lot. One ucra lot, with 9 room houso, all oomplete, with lot, barn, stalls, &c. Address, W. J. JOINElt, Jr . may 28—tf Tennille, Ga Many L’ersons Are broken down from overwork or household cates Krovvn’B Iron Bitters J ikbuUds tfiesystem, aid. dlgcsttomrtnjovoSO» 1 ME* wt (H* sod ms Duhnk MHbiftlsl*i* maintain tbe enviable reputation of the old Firm, for iFair Dealing, Reliable & ..Fashionable" Materials. | but to add to aud strengthen it. We have non in store the bestjstoek ol I Dry Goods, Notions and Novelties, that bard labor, scrupulous care and a thorough knowledge of the wants of tho people of this soction can procure. W e give an -AJbsolute (Guarantee ON PRICES against EVERY market in the United States. Our Silks, Wool Dress Goods, and Trimmings are nnivorsally admired for their exquisite beauty & extremely low pbicm. Scotch, Freuoh and Domestic Ginghams in numberless patterns at pri ces within roach of all, calicoes, standard brands five cents nor yard. PLAIDS, CHECKS and DOMESTIC goods at FACTORY PRICES. HOSIERY,UNDEltVVE \ R,GLOVES,HANDKEROHIEFS,CORSETS, LACES and EMiiROiDiORIES at low Tariff prices. With an immenw stock, uud polite and efficient clerks, we GUAR ANTE! FI SATISFACTION to all customers, Samples furnished upou application. In writinniCf 0 * Hamplos please state as near ns possible what you need, and in ordering goods, say if we cau substitute articles in case goods ordered have been sold. Wo can Rave you money on your Goods for plantation use. Cull and be convinced. Poiite attention to all visitors, misrepresenta tions positively forbidden. JAS. DALY & CO., AUGUSTA GA.3 apr 30. ’91—tf T. C. HENDRIX, Genet al Manager, G. C. LACY, Seo’y <k Tre»> Macon Sasli, Door & Lumber Co., MANUFACTURERS AND DEALERS IN Saab, Doors, Blinds, Turned and Scroll Work, Paints, Oil, Glass, Patty and Builders’ Hardware; also Lime, Cement, Plaster, Grates and Mantels. GOOD GOODS And Low Prices. Office 414 Poplar street, Telephone, Faotoif 404* 0®oe 416
