About The Sandersville herald. (Sandersville, Ga.) 1872-1909 | View Entire Issue (May 28, 1891)
1 mim local mat*. onU Enjoys Both the method and results when gjnip of Figs is taken; it is pleasant and refreshing to tho taste, and acts E ntly yet promptly on the Kidneys, T er and Bowels, cleanses the sys tem effectually, dispels colds, head- ••boa nnd fevers and cures habitual eonitipntion. Syrup of Figs is the only remedy of its kind ever pro duced, pleasing to the taste and ac wptahle to the stomach, prompt in fci action and truly beneficial in its __ _ mred only from the most bsoltky'and agreeable substances, its rffecta, nuuiy excellent qualities commend it • ail and have made it tho most popular remedy known Syrup of Figs is for sale in 00c and 91 bottles by all leading drug- ifcts. Any reliable druggist who may not have it on hand will pro- oure it promptly for any one who wishes to try it. Do not accept any substitute. CALIFORNIA FIO SYRUP CO. SAN FRANCISCO, CAL. louisviiie, xr. ncw fork, « y CHURCH SERVICES. Frenchlugnt 11 a. m.aud 7 p. m., Iinv. J. W. Weston, pastor. appointments lor Washington Circuit. ■ay Spring,4th Sunday and Saturday before. Deepstep, '2nd Hnuday and Hatnrday before. Cabin Hill, 3d Honda} and Hn'nrday before, and New Bethel at 4 p. u. 3rd 8nnday. Tabernacle, let Sunday and Hatnrday before and New Bethel at 4 p. in 4th Huoday. Sit Bethel, 6th Sundays and Hat. before. A Draoamar Sqitelchod. It was in the old (lays, when traveling by stage coach waa more corainou than it is at present, that the then archbishop of Paris, Monseigneur Affre, voyaging to a nearby parish, took place in a '. dili gence with a number of gentlemen of different nodal stations. Among the group was a yonng drummer for a busi ness bon. 1 .- who, like his successors of a later era, was ever on the lookout for a good story in bis own mind and practi cal joke. The clerical standing of the archbishop did not exempt him even from attempts (it buuter or witticism, but with tho consideration he thought due to tho company present he passed the youngster's efforts over with merely an indulgent smile. Waxing bolder by this apparent immunity, tho young trav eler at last went beyond all bounda of proper recpect "Can you tell me, your grace,” he asked spiritedly, “the difference between the archbishop and an ass?” The revorond gentleman, with his cus tomary courtly manner and without the least appearance of offense or resent- meat, replied that he could not "Because,” replied tliis clown in his own little circus, "the one bears a cross en bis breast and the other on his back.” The sally, such as it was, was met by the most frigid silence by all the paa- •engers save the archbishop, who stall lngly inquired: in my turn, I'd like you to tell us the difference between a commercial traveler and un ass?” As though it wore a mystery as deep as the Sphinx tho young wit pondered for some time and then gave it up. “I don’t see it,” he confessed. "Neither do I,” replied the archbishop; “there isn’t any.” The smart drummer got off at the next changing of horses.—Washington Star. Ran tieravUle Cotton Market. •eod Middling 8 Middling 7 Low Middling 7J Good Ordinary 8\ Ordinary C UXDKH8VILLK PRUVINllM MAIIMBT. ■scon sides per lb (a) to 8 3-4 Bulk •• •< 74 N 0 Flour- 6.76 {“lain bams '» 13$ "16 •boulders •• 7 “ 88. '• SK Gran Hngar 51 0 04 BuraO H'hite 6 a 0 I® lumll quantities, prioes a fraction higher Bionr jpatent Oorn Meal ■■ bn. ■«(?" " do*, Butter Chickens BRIE* LOCALS. Next Monday is tho 1st day of summer. Ordinary’s Court next Monday. Pnbho sale day, Tuesday next. It tbs old proverb bolds good, "a dry May makes a good orop year," ws may ex. peot a noble orop this (all. Commencement sxerolsss of Tsuollla In. stiuile closed on Tuesday night. Commencement exercises of Stodersville High Hohool next week. Alt invited. Two good reins oo Monday, refreshing vegetation, end obeering tbs people. Little oolored boys still smoke cigarettes. Where do they get them? Home whisky is being brought and sold or given sway here. Home parents and lneuda are deeply troubled about it. Some steps should be taken to stop it. The Hparte Ishmaelite says, "At a noae.de* velopsr end eye-fattensr, baseball is hard to beat.” Hall wan very severe in portions of the 88th, and 00th districts on Monday of last week. Young ooru was badly riddled by the ball. The platform of principles adopted by the new third patty, appear on the let pegs. There was snob a clean, square out oS in business for several days, that somo oue ■aid the past week, perhaps it would be wall to let the peoplo know, that Haoderiville was ■till doing buxine** at the same old stand. But these good rains will draw out the far mers and they will learn to auiiln again. A colored fisherman brought in a large lot of fish last Saturday, and sold them out readily at good prioes. The fish were mainly Channel oat and were oaugbt in the Ooonee. Bleokberry season is now at band, fruit will be doubtless out off to soma extent by drought. The plum orop has been almost a failure now for two years. It bos usually been re- garded an almost unfailing orop. Mayor Boughton has a notioe in this paper of interest to green grocers and marketmen. The oounoil wilt eleot marketmen on the 8th of Juue, application must be banded in by Ibe Oth. Berry flordy brought in about two bush* els of dewberries on Tuosday, gathered near the Ooonoe. tie bos brought in all this sea- son some 7 nr 8 bushels, realizing about $30 for their sale. Cabbage and Oollard plants are in great demand. That is going to oanse trouble here next fall, said a good farmer to the Herald, on Saturday, as be pointed to the quantities of meat and flour being carried off by farmers, that were bought at time prioes. Teachers who wish thsir lioense renewed, also those who wish to apply for lioense will see notioe of County Hohool Coaiinisainn'-r, Dr. U N. Hollifitdd in tbii paper, appoint log Saturday, OiU of June for thei.’ examina tion. The Hue rain of Monday afternoon wte accompanied with one or two sharp gusts of wiud. In one of these the top of the oolored Baptist church near the A. G. A 8 depot waa blown off. The beat field of oorn we havebeirl of W that ol Mr Wiley Harris 4 miles west of Sandersville. ft has never suffered tor rain ut ail, and is now about breast high. 8*1 to see bis uuole Ci Set has been serious 1 ira Park spent a ti ?• Ike past her slater, Mrs wei Wa ,\ illie Park visited hews, Jr., the pa^k adoy A II. Potter rotiirno vl ivr mother in Bnli ounty. tier Iroi If goo bail hi bev PERSONA Giles. Jr., won' Maoon on trie ill be glad to learn avete al ack of ac leumatlam will li sbe suffered wh Buruett, one ere,made a brief o offii ionriay Hu says bouse ou Monda; tat -°°k hi icon Wattlieu ret d on Mon i visit to relatives wry end Ma Highest af all to Leavening Fewer.—U. S. Gov’t Report, Aug. 17,1889. a b ('( [ 'K HANK TAX iOTICK. B. Giles, Giles near lister Mrs. return- week from r recovery way. aehlngtou's tho Herald ad a heavy M L. Park returnefm Sylvania on' >y, M. Arnau and dije* Mias Bolls ■nod from a visit jiblin, D I. Beok was in tbf on Monday rote from Hephzibah, M*mie Bailey retu< on Sunday frou joaant visit to Da»ro. 1 D Mrs. A J. IrwinPow at Tate 8pril’eun. Much syiby i» for l#l» Iff Baking Powder absolutely pure |nmai9» _ TOW *TICO..«»«maB,TOia_ •.AMT «©C!il». I will be ar the following ■•med P*—Li* the days specified fur ib* purpose ol reeerr- ing the state and County T .x Bc oroe for the tear 1891. Jhatlcee of the Will To Parmcn. | era in their tespeetive Districts DISTRICT Cell and get ohoice. CHA8. G. RAWLINGS. rive to-day apr 30th FIELD PSAS. A tew bnsbels of field pees for planting. Cell early and plaoe your orders. B. J. TAllHUTTON. THE LAST ROSE. Hashed is the vote* that held oar hearts •»- Uwhed cro life’s wiae on those glad Ufa had Hmdied 1 '^ H» foyoas prime, while trophies HUll breathed their fragrance at the stager's Aad she who sang “The U*x Rose” o or and o or uin^n c mi h»r ffirllsli hands song ■ soeptar NOBODY CARES! Since first her girlish hands song grasped* . [•klm *t with her name from shore in shore. Use with the last rose In her Ungers clasped As seel of science. Dear the Ringer's fame, But dnsror still each tender household name Ws knew her hr—wife, daughter, slater, friend. And while the pausing years her proiee pro- Wilh'lisx “l.nut Hoes" In loving tlmoght ahall blend The roselike life she wedded to her song. - Mary B. Weight In Harper's — A wearily wan little face. A feeble, forlorn little smile. 1’oor faltering feet. That must pace their heat For many and many a mile— A star stealing oat In the dusk, A lamp that luridly flares, In the wldo city’s whirl Just a nameless girl- Nobody carrel FOR BOUKKKBCl’BR*. Fly time has come, and so have some beau tiful glass fly traps, that don't fall to oatob them. Cali and see them WILF.Y HA Kill 8 A SON earn is now Dr. in his ill hoaltbjd bis many friei eetly desire bis ejreoovery. M irlie Persons wb( 'been quite ill wittwe are pleased imp [. D Gh Stone of Lintc w in tbs oity on py on a brief vlj M W, Weston and are 1 d to learn ere aljvelesolng from tbel nt illness. D F. Jordan retu nigl n e visit to bis c >r,wbo is quite ill, 1 home in Weshi n, Th * Her 1 pleased to lei eom 1 Improved whet M > W. Btruetmau, peri is low at tho dr dan PRUGM It Irjfmportant in teti»lgis« that a rem the 11 Id to the eyf oeptu teme stomach netur aiffeot* ties, I nf Figs is the and t t fitie dinretii children we that she was Jordan left. ugglst of ax. lore of Dr. Jor age of veet me be pleasing to ally taken, no healthy In its Posh jug these quail perfect laxative wn. A 111 wi Arm njt Utier the pri *ing soo ol Mr W. J. ib Jr had the afortune to have his armheu one day nille Litl. Tti and will iOno much m*o. audeiru seme man we t is about 1 ia ao goo*)} tbnt the despt of the tall dent to D>y ft'llpl* MOII A dnrtaln dewlh stricken room, A pillow poshed up to the wall, A flicker that shows A face In repose, Silence, and that Is all. Have fust on tho woebegone choek That look which such rapines* wears. That light on the brow— Ah, who ehall eny now, “Nobody cares?” —Oornhlll Magazine. Niirrtm Uoiign Alliance. Regular meetings at Bethlkhem Academy, near Wartben, Saturday before 2nd Sunday Riddleville Alliance. Ilognlar meeting is held in the afternoon of every 4th Saturday. W. H. Fclobom, Free’t. J. A. Carter, Seo’y, Blddleville, Qa. Tito Doty of the Chnroti to the Poer. I do not hesitate to say that the de velopment of the power of self help, sell respect und self dependence esn be and should be the work of the Christian church in all her branches. If Chris tianity cannot, to this extent, leaven the masse* of the wage workers, it has failed, and, at loast temporarily, must continue to fail. The wild ruin resulting from that failure may recall the church of Christ to a field that her faithless die- obedionce has lod her for a time to aban don. She believes in the value of man, Tor in him, be he never so fallen, she see* a spark of evorlastingni ^s. She professes to accept her Master’s commands as di vine laws binding on herself, ills words and acta are perfectly plain he never contemplated tho abolition of all pover ty. but he did distinctly command that iri^n should, us they valued hi.- gospel or. professed obedience to himself, draw near to each other, forgetting uml ignor ing those things that for a short time made them to differ. Ho declared that the Innermost nnd eternal verities of our nature all men have iu common, and that his followers were to make much of these, while they wore to make loss of their difference*! of possession and attainment. Weakness, failure, poverty were to draw ns to our brother, not drive iis from him, for in week «t tho Tod frske wax a bud on* (Taring npou Uy *o to heal. H>- ours of ago. «ud were touubod by at the »»d ueot- the prevalence of these drawia,;. uniting 91041 MKIVAKW, 8»IOO. The readers ot tho Hbbald will ha pleased to learn that there is at least one dreaded disease that soienoe has been able to cure in all its i.iages, und that is Catarrh. Hull's Catarrh Oure ia the only positive oure now known to the medfo.d fraternity. Catarrh being a constitutional disease, requires a constitutional treatment. Hall’s Catarrh Cure is taken internally, acting directly up on the blood and mucous surfaces of tho system, thereby destroying the foundation of the disease, and giving the patient strength by building up the constitution aud assisting nature in doing its work. The proprietors have eo much faith in ita cura tive powers, that they offer One Hundred Dollars for any oase that it fails to onre. Send for list or testimonials. Address. F. J. CHENEY A Co., Toledo,O, ^Sff*Sold by Druggists, 76c. The H4n joins the any friends of Mr, Joiner l^hlng for hiaoblu son sn early recovervm bis ssd iury, For Hale. Tbe valuable property offered for sale by Mr. W. J. Joiner, Jr. in this paper, should attraot tbe attention of our readers. But few towns iu Georgia offer better in- duoements to investors or promise better re turns, then tbe pleasant and prosperous town of Teuuille. The residence property is desirable, oomfortable and valuable, while tbe mill end gin property offer speoiel in< duoements to energetio, business men. We would also oall attention to tba second hand machinery to be sold. See notioe. Farms Plastered Over. ..15.76 ..1 06 1 15 @ 1 ..20025 „ ..15 0 30,, TutfsPls •IJranlMfi tbe torpid liver, strength- <n* thadliu-extivc orgnns. i-egulateatbe Dowels, «ud are unet|uuled us an ANTI-B1LI0U8 MEDICINE. L 1 ! dlvlrlcta their virtues are wiuely i'iros;nlzei|, as they possess pee- ■uerpruperllea In freeing tbesystem ■'em lh»f poison. Elegantly sugar coated, (low small, f'rlee, aScta. Over 1000 mortgages and deeds have been Yeoorded up to date this year. Of this num ber over oine-tentlee are mortgagee and bills of sale to land. Uaising home supplies is the only way out of this wilderness. Sup plies ere needed, and they osn be had ODly for cotton, scoured by mortgagee on land, or ■took, and so tbe terms ere plastered over with liens end crop note* and mortgages. Make only enough cotton to pay rents end advances and make big psovision orops, and tbe tide may be obanged, Sold Everywhere. Office, 44 Murray SL, New York ••JJJWKEiv li iiSs~i,n*i’ou 11 abit-iu ■U the world there In but one cure, Vrt Unfits’ lioltleu (Specific. It ean bo.given in a cop ot tea or coffee Without the knowledge of the person taking **• (fleeting a speedy and permanent anre, netlier tin, patient is a moderate drinker “Icoholia wreok. Thousands of drunk- **us liava been cured, who have taken tbe golden Speciflo in their coffee without tbeir J , 0 fledge, and today believe they quit •unking of tbeir own free will. No barm- results from its administration. Cures •“tranteed, Send for oiroulars and lull psrtfoulars. Address In confidence, Gold- Ohio 1,0 C °'* 186 Uao ® Street ’ cinoiuu * U ’ Catarrh ely ’ 8 -—CREAM BALM Cleanses the Nasal Passages, Allays Pain and Inflammation, Heals the Sores. Hestoiesthe Senses of Taste and Siueil. TKY THE CURE. A particle is applied iuto e*ob nostril and is sgreeablc. Price 60 oenU at Druggisls- bv mall, registered. 60 ote ELY BROTHERS, 66 Warren Sb, New York Copy Books, Writing Tablets, Slates, Pen- oils, Ac., (or sale by Durloo, the Printer. Buckleu's Arnica Salve. Tbi Best Salve In the world for Cute, S! n 8or °e. Ulcers, Salt Rheum, Fever I **•, Tetter, Chapped Hands, Chilblains, J-orns, and all Skin Eruptions, and positive- 7 cures Piles, or no pay required. It is «®»fanteed to give perfeot satisfaction, or mensy refunded. Price 25 oenta per box. •Ma hff Wm. Rawtings. JVhen you are oonstipated, have headache or loss ol appetite, lake Dr. J. H. McLean Liver and Kidney Pillets; they ere pleaean so take and will oure you. If you have a painful eease of fatigue, find 'our duties irksome, take Dr. J. H. McLean's iarsaparilla. It will brace you up, and you strong aad vigorous. His futfaya. he one t| did one of tbe best hoys in tbunt.v, ti>st| did not b»v* an enemy. 4 black, V loved by all who knew bide never bet a bad word from him, wa-4eotly honej always toady to do anytime ouuld lofither and mother. The aont tho fall, K»ya is a bul Iosb to him irt business, he has fine busi ness oapf ns well as »rare Uct of mak ing friend all be de« with MAUI (BO loving forces over the snmloring and disuniting forces lay tbe hope of out race—ho called it Ibe coming 41 the kingdom of tho Hon of Man -Rev Dr W.’ H. lUiuaforil in Forum He Traveled with tbe Lions. “I had an interesting experience,” said Mr. George Boniface. Jr. “I happened to be passing one of the dime museums when I noticed a large placard announc ing the appearance of tho elastic skin man. Having never Been this curiosity I bought n ticket nnd entered tho mu seum. 1 was startled by the resemblance which the elastic skin man bore to some one I had seen. I could not recall the name, but the resemblance haunted ms Uke a dim ghost that had come out of long ago. While I stood wondering the reporter for a local paper came up to In terview tho elastic skin man, and I heard the elastic skin man say: 'My name U D. B. Hodges. In 1887 I was agent for Rnmsey & Newcomb’s minstrels. Since then 1 have been idle.' "In a few moments,” continued Mr. Boniface, “who should come aloqg but Arthur Cambridge, Charley Gristo and Gua Pennoyer. They shook hands with the elastic skin man and began talking over old times. " ‘Let’s seo. Charley,’ asked the elastio skin man, ‘what show were you travel ing witli when 1 firat met you?’ “ ‘Upon my word. 1 don't remember,' said Mr. Griste. ‘Tho first show 1 ovor traveled with was a den of performing lions, run by—well, now, it’s curiouH that I can’t recall the name I’ Was it Van Amlmrgb?' asked the elastic skin man. Bless your heart, no, said Mr Griste. ‘Why, ho taught Van Aiuhurgh the business. Funny 1 can’t think of his name. He was a great friend of old Bill Coup’s—oh, yes, now 1 recall the name it was Daniel!' "—Eugene Field in Chi cago News. The best Commercial Note paper on the Market at 6oeeti^ger (jiiire^ A' DUKLOO'B. Oconee <aub-AUInnce. Trivlalitle*. It, is not always easy in any sphere to discriminate between tho trifling and flu momentous, it is often a matter of com pari son, and judgment and experience are uf'odeil in the selection. 1 rifles m not to be confounded with details, whic often most important. Neither are things necessarily trifling because they are small. A kind look, a gentle Warn each month. W. T. Askew, Pres H, 8. Smith, Hect'y. .... Mon ay llsy • ..Tuesday, “ fi w ednssday •• • ..Thursday " T Friday •• » Mo»d«y,— '‘ II Tuesday, “ H A M Wednesday " IS P M Wednesday “ 19 Tbursdsy " 14 Friday •• IS Monday '* 19 Tuesday " 1* Wednesday " 90 Thursday " 81 Rom Friday “ •• P5th Moadaj 21 Tuesday •• tt . Wednesday " M ..Thursday " . .Friday " •» ,.M«bd*y Joss 1 ..Tuesday ”• ,.. Wednesday " • .. Thursday •* • ...Friday “ • ..Moodey " I ..Tuesday “ • Saturday. 891. E. D. HTHaNGE, Beoelver Tax Belarus Wssli'g'n C®. Fabi.rnaole 1315th Hebron, 98tb ... Ooonee. 83tt>.... Irwin’* X Road*. 90(h Ro*tright*N f 901 b DeopHtHp, 9»lh... Jut. Darden’s, 90th.. Olay's 100th... Buncombe 136th... Thena, 100th.. - 1 indaey 1350th VPartben 1360th. J. F. Walker'* 9«th... A O, Hazrison 96'b.. Giles 96th... Renbon May's 96lh... Downs f 5th... Davisboro 94th.. Joaey's 92nd Cleveland, 1384th. Riddleville, 1263rd. tPammook's 89th Harrison 9lat. Stonewall 1346th Pringle 13841b Sun Hill, 93rd. Tennille 1399th. Z Smith's 1199l b. I will be in Snudersvills every My books will olose June 97tb. II Ocohee, Ga., March 2,1891, Editor Hf.bald Will you please publish in jour paper Ibe regular meeting day ol O001 ee sub-AIIUnoe- Satnrday before tha 2nd Sundav in each mouth at Ooonee Aoads- my nt 2 o'olook p. m. The other oounty papers will please oopy ltospeotfully, t T. P. Rhodes. Send your Job Printing to Durloo. Best Work, Beet Material. Lowest |Prioes, Most Reliable. CHEAP BOOKS. Koduced Retail Prices for Pub lic School Books. SHERIFF’S SALES* First Tuesday is Jure, 1891. GEORGIA—Waaihnotoh CoUhtt: WILL Re. sold befnrs tbe oourt bouse door iu 8»uder«vlll«, Os , on the first Tuesday tu June. 1891. betweenjtbe legal hoars of rots, the following propetty, to wlt: A certain tract or pnroel of land altusta in tbe 98th dietrlot, G M , of said oounty, containing forty-tonr aoree, more or less, a«d bounded on the north by lends ot J. M. Barge, od Ibe es»t hy lands of tbe estat# of Mrs, Lavinia W. Onllens end M Newman, on the south by laud* ol Nanule L Bro*n, on tbs went by lands of Mrs, T N. Cox. Levied on aa tbs •a tbs propetty ol defendants. M. Blend end W O. Blend, to satiety a fife Is sued from ttaeliiimbm eupcrlor court io (a- vor ot W. A. McCarty. Prop, tty polntud by plalalifTa attornuys and legsl notice in M E. Bland and W. R. Bland defend- unts, iu posssision. 0. A. WALL Sheriff. Tho American Book Company announoes tbnt it has made the following larg* reduo tion In the retail prioue of Hohool Booke now in nse in UieHobooU of WaBhingion oounty, Head the following list, and do not pay any more for hook* than the figures here given. Webster’s Spelter Hwinlon'e Primer, HwiolonV Word Book Amcrli'Hij New Graded Firm Head Ordinary’s Citations. 10c 12 19 18 WWM'S nti BITTERS Cure* lotion, niUoujiM, ^ U ’ p M h ^; rla, NcSneta. and lie ral ciaus rduend it. All ilera ecu n. IrotrsArk and cross red Hues on wtUPIW- Bed, end Blao inks. DU jOO, tbe Printer. FINEATIONEBlor polite oorrespan deuce f«le by Dnrl, tbe Printer ing, ft cordial greeting, a slight servio, are sometimes despim-d h» trifl.-n. who; in truth they aro sipfus of ft generous and ) kindly nature, and carry untold blessings to their recipients. Many little things are far more 1111 portent than what we misscall great ones: they may indeed be the true reali ties, while the others may bo insignifi cant. If each one will faithfully examine the meaniugs and purposes of tho various spheres in which he moves, and endeavor eoMwientiously to make them first in his heart and life, the trifles will sink into their proper and subordinate place.- New York Lodger. Where Nobody Starve*. Within a hundred miles of the east coast of Australia no native in an uncrip pled condition has ever died from lack of digestible food—a rather comprehensive term in a country where fern voots are boiled like potatoes, and snuHs and grass hoppers are considered tidbits Hi range to wry, the martyrs of that horrid diet get old. as a proof that freedom from care is, after ull, the main c edition of longevity. A similar phenomenon nmy lio observed in the villages of Central Russia, where mental stagnation pre mils in its ugliest forms, but where rimrity and parish poor lnws proteot every native from the risk of actual star vation. — Professor Oswald in Good Words. S. t-ond " 29 Third “ 40 Fourth “ 60 Filth 85 Geography 66 For Ezecntor's Dismission. GEORGIA— WttsbitiRton County Ordinary's Office. H. T. Downs, Execute* of the will of Mrs Mary Downs, applies to me for lettota of dis mission from hi* executorship, and I will push upon lii* application uu th« first Mon day in Angtn,! nsx' at my office in Sunder*- villi nbid CIHIDl}. I Ms 4th day of M»y 1891 M NEUMAN. 3 moo. Or-im rj •, G- 1 25 . 40 68 . 66 . 80 1 30 On ttfth of May r. John Masks end Miss Mihu Bridges 1 of Giles’s distriot. VI. T. Bison N. P. ploiating, Of sill medioine I ever heard of or used Insider Dr. liggers Haokleberry Cordials best medi ns for all bowel trou ble andlldren teett >g ever used. A. J. S he. Oxford, N. O. Seeum Best The fie between indersville and Spar Two Famou* Men Cowverse. A young woman was favored with a chance to hear two famous poets con verse. She was walking in Cambridge, and saw Longfellow and Lowoll strolling a little way ahead. Her quick step soon brsaght her near them. She thought to herself. “Now I will get the freshest utterances of two great men.” Just be fore she overtook them she saw a pretty Uolnbssnlt d Id I tor of Sparta by 27 to Wets don’t Bet nob store by baseball playingbst ws ora\ is a reputable name for ourtys as high ' ned, honorable and of oouree.pral young t ntlemen. All Senders villa istrefore proi I of the lollowlug com plimsnald onr boj by tbe Ishmaelite: "Ws U say one ll ng for the Saodsrsville olub, t| are as olet r a set of young gen tiemen ever came 1 oar town to play ball and thttook then < beat as graoefolly as if, they hi come off vstorions. The feature of the gie was that there was no kiokiog from eisr side." Osier my cbildrAi had a very bad dis ohargeJm her roam Two pky“iomnH pri Konbedtut wtth'.utfcfbfit. Vie tried Ely Cieam dm, and mnlb to onr surprise,'there was a itked improiement. We oontioned osiDg D B*lui aud L a short lime the dls- ■ . A. Cary, Corning, ulmrgeas on red [ail,, to Get Hats Th«i Dollars. “Yep," said Pink Whiskers, the tramp, “I wish’t 1 hud aa many dollars as it is easy to git hats. You see, a gang of us c hil<l coming along, and about to meet will lay down in tbe woods alongside of them. "What uro little girls made of?” the railroad a little way from the water one poet to the other. "Sugar and “ Higher " Smith's Grammar Hobinaou's Practical Arithmetic Swinton’s Introductory Ueogrsphy » Elementary •• •• Complete " “ U. S History • • 90 " Primary •• .. 4 i Webster's “ Diotionsry, 48 '• Common Hohool Dictionary. 72 Barnes' Oopy Books 10 Wood’s Bast(1 ess Form* 1 and 2 10 .. •• “3 aud 4 15 Swiuton's English Urniuuiar, 66 In the event these books cannot be had of dealers at ihe above prioes, they will be soot to any address in »he oounty at the prioes above named, Freight or Express prepaid,on reoetpt of oasb with order, by tbe Amerioau Book Company 80G A 808 Broadway New York. These books may bo had at above prioes ol tbe following dealers: Chaki.es A. Dobloo, Ssnderiville, Ga, Db C. E., Daniel, Tennille, Ga. All persons have - 't.ru»n>l* against ill* es tate of Cheatham Si.iltli.lsK" 1 Asaliii'gtoii Co., 0encased, a.e l>- ebj noiified lo render in tbeir demands 10 the uu-'ersigncd accord ing to law, and all person* indebted <0 eaid elate are required tu make immediate pay ment Tbis 7tb duy of May 1891. S. G. Jordan, 6 w. Adtn'r. O. E Smnb, dat’d. tank. Jest as a passenger train ia about to start off, after the engine is through takin' water, we jump up aud holler, ‘Howdy, colonel? Then all the men in the cars stick their heads out uv the win- dor» and we grab their hats an’ slide. Ov course this is in the sonth. In tho west we say ‘jedge’ and in the east 'per- fesaer.’ Anywhere else we sing out, •Howdy, Mr. Smith?' H - Greenburg Sparks. spice and all that’B nice, and that's what little girls aro made of."—Christian Union. Tha Newspaper. The American journal has placed a girdle around the earth. It has brought the whole human family under one roof The dreams, the hopes, the laughter, the tears, the achievements, the disasters of humanity, yes, ths very gossip of the idle hour, the passing jest, the keen Canned Fruits In Pompeii. A curious story is told of the origin of canned fruits. Years ago, when the ex cavations were beginning at Pompeii, some jars of preserved figs were found in the pantry of one of the buried houses. On being opened the fruit was found to be fresh and good, thus showing that centuries ago the art of preserving fruit was practiced and that we are indebted to the ancients for many a dolicious dish. —New York World. Notion to DjI.ii>»i'h aud Creditors. For Executor’s Diamission. GEORGIA— W ashinoton Coonty. Ordinary's Office. William G. Bailey, oue of ths Kxeoutors of William F. Shutting late of said oounty eased, applies to ms (or letters of dlemis* j from the administration of the estate of said deceased, aud I will pass upon hit ap plication on ths first Monday iu July next at my offioe in Sandsrsvills, mid oounty. Given under my hand officially thla 91>t . UM. RE*HA*. 3m, Ordinary, W. G. For Administrator's Dismission. (3EORG1A—Washington (Jouaty. a Offioff. CAUTION. My pocketbook was stolen on Monday,27th of April, containing tbs following notes and papers, namely: One note on Tbomaa H. Sparks for rent of lend for the year 1891, for 920.00. One and a half sharee in the Tennille, A1 lianoe store veined at $16.00. One note against W. G. Robson for 926.00. There were alio some receipts, dates end amounts not remembered. In tbe pocket book there was also over over 960.00 in money; 965.00 in bills, 96.00 in gold snd toms silver. All persons are forewarned not to trade lor above Dotes. Any information that ms- lead to recovery ot money, will be thankful ly received. 7 N. L. JERNIGAN. May 7th, 1891. Ordinary a G. W. Camming, Administrator of tha es tate of David O. Camming, late of said ooaa- ty deceased applies to ms for letter's of dis mission from said administration and I will pass upon said application on the first Mon* day in July next at my ottos in Saudsrsvilts in said oounty. Given under my hand officially this Utn duy of lttrob, 1891. M. NEWMAN, •3 mos. Ordinary W. O. For Administrator's Dismission. The biggeet natural beehive in ths world is that in Kentucky known as the Mammoth Beehive." It is in reality a witticism, all are told through the press | huge cave^the^ main compartment ^of to another of the millions and which is 150 feet high, and whose floor which TOftee together. —Jamew W. King in | has been entirely honeycombed by bees. Philadelphia Ledger. Questions lor Thinking men. G EOBGU—Washington County—Ordina ry's r . Office—R. W. Young, Administra tor of the estate of Jesse M. Brantley, lata of xaid county, deceased, spplies to ms (o» 1st- tin of dtsniiiiiioD from hi* udmiufilwtioB of said estate, aud I will pass anou his applica tion 00 ths first Monde) in Jana, 1891 at my office in Send* refills in said ooaoty. Given under my band and offiolal signa ture this 96th day of Fsbnwr^lBM.^ •3 mos Ordinary. A system of electric railway signaling A modification of what is known as has appeared in England, In which, if A modulation o w av * - 1 tw0 e ^ ne8 CO me on the same section of ttie Australian bal p rs of bells are automatically set ringing ill thO . l •fifftma liv an alftctrio current. DIED. Tbe «le son ot Mr. and Mr* E T rtwmi in Clay district died ol Ujseniery ou Mon- day .'lay diHlnot diud ol 03*6 nbt L Ol y Ollleei'8. On bndsy tbe City oonuoil eleoted Mr W. E. 'Utkins olerk to fill the pluoe of Mr, Eoglaud the house of commons. This regulation, however, is not permanent there, as it is hero in the states employing this system. An act of parliament is passed annually to provide for the method of voting Names are taken by tbs Indians in early life, after a period of fasting and soclnaion, which is a part of their “m*d in etch engine by an electric current. Tha same arrangement allows telephonic communication between the engineers and also with the sigual men. Doss any prudent buainfBB man invest in railroad or bank slook on which he has to wait 6, 10, 16 or 2U years for a dividend? Then why take life insurance in Mutual Lifo of New York, or New York Life or Equita ble ol New York when you can gel tbe Life oontraot written wjth large annual dividends by taking a Policy in tbe old Mutual Life Insurance Company ol Ky. I will be Rlad to o»U od you or bear from you at any time. R. O. JONES, Sandersville, Ga. Special agent for Mu April Oth. tual Life lus. of Ky. One state of the Union, which derived its usages from French and not from English originals, has no counties at all. In Louisiana these subdivisions of the , which is a pan or tueir ^ „ e stiU called parishes, both offi- ioine” or religion. With some tbe first ^ ln or ji Bary * pooch, though animal seen, with others the first thing seen by the Indian after rising from this poriod of seclusion becomes bis totem or guardian spirit, and also his uame. B. A, vans. . Mr . T. Garrett has boon re-elected ni. nt watohen. Good Locks- Goo looks are more than skin deep, de- Dendiii upon a hmltky condition of all toe vital egans. It tbe Liver be inactive, yon have eHiiiona Look, if your Htuinaoh be di*- orderd you have a Dyspeptic Look' and ll your Rdneys bo affeotod you have a Look. Beoare good health and you will tavegyod looks. Eleotno Bitters is the hreat iUerslive end Tonic sots direotly oo gbessfitul organa. Cure* Pimples, blotch es, Wile and give* a m od Sold * Wm. Rawlings Drug Store, 60c. y»» It is now forty years sines the first of the great series of world’s fairs was held in Loudon. The receipts for admiajnons there were leS3 than two million dollar*. At the last world's fair in Paris the re ceipts were over eight millions. Chicago expects to multiply that last by two. they are now divided into many real parishes of the church. Senator Peffer, of Kansas, has had each of his eight children, three of whom are girls, learn a trade. Typesetting ecems to have been most popnlar with them, although one daughter has fitted herself to become an amanuensis, and one son is a locomotive engineer. For Leave to Sell Land. GEORGIA—Washington County Obdinary’b Office. W. A. F. and 0. V, Smith, administrators yf Isaac L. Smith deceased, have in doe form applied to the undersigned for leave to dull tbe lands belonging lo tba eatata of eaid fieoestud, and eaid application will be hoard m tbe firet Monday in Jane next. Tbi* 15th day of April 1891 M. Newman, 4t. Ordinary, W, C. WANTED---Private Boarders at tho Prin glu residence 't erm* reasonable. Apply lo 4 t . J M Arrinotun, Prop’r Fiequently nocidents occur in tbe Iiouhb bob! wbiuli cause burns, cuIk. BprnuiK and brniBUh; (nr use in such casus Dr. J. ll Mo Lean’H Volcanic Od Liniment ba* for many years been tho ooDStaot favorite family reui- edy. A Card. To The Farmers of Washington Co: I wish to give you notice that I have taken bo Eureka Mills back, and with honest, competent and reliable m n in charge, »n, now ready to (Jo your grinding at short notioe, no Thursday, Friday nud Katordey of each week. For the accommodation of my cobtomers. 1 will keep iuhaI on hand and exchange for Men do not carry flacons or scent bofr Vies nowadays, nor do they wear jew eled garters or bracelets. When kb* semblance of manhood is seen decked out in those effeminate and superficial trifles it is safe to be avoided If you suffer pricking pains on moving the even, or cannot bear bright light, hd«1 ftno yonr ni^ht weak aud failing. *on nbouM promptly use Dr. J. H. McLeao’a Strength ening Eye Halve. 25 cent* a box. One of the largest dynamos in the world is said to be in use in an alumi num works in Switzerland. The com mutator is made of copper, and weighs over six tons. The machine has the ca pacity of developing 14,000 amperes at thirty volts. Buffalo Tidings state* Eastman, the hero of modeled upon a young Lp off t that oRy, (h« Rev iteg that Murvale 1 Tonrgfo’s novel, h I. it Eniia-opai mini# ‘ K < . . ., v '- ” ‘' > 1,,; ” '! •• ‘ Algeria has now about 4,000,000 pop* t lation. It is not considered a colony, ovrever, but a dekacheil [wrt of t rauce, and the French chamber* alone have the tfenry A ^ ^ lagiaU ttng for ii , ’ . * .V Wedding. Visiting and Regret Cords at DURLDO’S. oorn, bnobei tor bnsbei at any time. I will also guarantee my customers against log* of grain where "sluiiding tnrne, are left in mill. Monday, Tuesday end Wednesday, will ba devoted to merchant work. Thanking yon lor paal favors aud soliciting your future patronage, I remain yours, vary truly, O. R. Pringle, Sandersville, Go. WAsk for catalogue. YemtY MT'Q COo NMKV!U.St TUffK Burial Cases Metalio Umm, CMketn and Cof •in*, ol any Qah’ity »u>’ Grndtt, al- ay* on hand A large stock of tb«M goods will ha found at tba atora of Taaetitok k Dcooai.
