About The Sandersville herald. (Sandersville, Ga.) 1872-1909 | View Entire Issue (June 4, 1891)
r The Herald & Georgian. ‘ kktViiijmiki* $»■*•• WM. PARK. Editor and Proprietor MORNING. JUNK 4 THURSDAY ism Americas has been advanced to a nccond Class office, end will have free delivery- oi itnivNitu. immounriw. l Purvey lleslred. Hiindny Laws. Atlanta’s expkbimekt. 1 school. Poetical recitation by Miss Susie - Jordao, Recitation Master Ohaa. Jaokson. i ‘•The Model Church," Miss Neva Jordan. RlftDLEVILLK. On Wednesday Morning last Maj. Newman Florida shipped her first oar load of nnoa u*r ui»* . , . termeloos on Tuesday, same dale of U> year. There wasTf CdhOrnTfir.! iu I.oh Angeles Gal., ou Sunday, destroying, Norton « 1 Trinity Church and several other on An eight weeks’ drought thieat-us destr ^ tiou to the orops nhont Owou S.oini , rlo President Uatiisou Kl'Sroator fab o a»J coinage of American will reconir«M»d Irf* Miter in tbi« n< xl un*" __ Saturday May the 30. h the day act apnr- for the decoration ol lederal graves, w as w ry generally observed. Large crowds gathered at Andersouville, and the graves were sornely deuoratek with wreaths Maj J, F. lluusun ol Muoou w of the day. baud d How the oralui A Nashvillu jury has decided that nod the gsmbl.ng act of L-nti' ■'•‘"''i J ‘ Tear can recover *13,000 lost by her hush.Dd in hnokol-shop specuhitions. I AAIIS a sufferer f with distressing pain over in utarth for fifteir yours, used suits, Rutland, VL d'hly’s Cream Halm with 'f'fi is. Am apparently cared • / Ci. 111 1 • Prof. J. W. Spencer, State Geologist was n Dublin last week The object of his vis t was to examino reeks exposed by exoavu ions m ide for tho oounty bridge over the dooDee. The Ueuai.d hopes Prof. Hponeer will soon make not merely u visit, but an inspecting t ,ur over Washington county. Valuable minimis and quarries aro known to exist in nur territory, and a careful snr- vey of the various deposits of the oouuty, quality and approximate quantity, may bring to light an array of facts as would lead to limit early development. The He ai.d has more thin once urged tho importance ol those owning lands known to contain valuable deposits, to furnish this of* rise with specimens, that they may bs hand- 1 to a pructiosl ohannst. and Ibair proper- ii s aso*-ttatned. Hill now that there Is slate geologist, whose Im-iueas it is to make personal surve e, wo voice tho wishes ol onr people, when wo say wo hope this officer will mike ns a visit at an early day. lilialk, kaolin, lime, marl, and paint are known to . xist, phosphate wo doubt not ex ists also, hot in wi at quantities, is not known. A specie* of opal is also fonud hero, iron else lias been found in small qumtities. Let tho practised eye ol an expert, with such simple tests uU he can readily apply ex]. 1 ire onr risount-s, sud gratifying results ill revva d the efforts. 11.e Unman I - hole If of Wiishlng’oo oouu invit- s I i I, Spi net r wIn n practicable to in ike this i x.uiiin ition. .. . TVI VU notlUDSUOj ujuiuiuk aurwjs ivawuinu On Sunday AtliinU be^nn the enforcomentl Dialogue, Miss Ada and , < ) o ^ 1 q 0 |, Di 0 k Harris and Mr. Zack Hrantley, al DOOMED TO DEATH. ol Monday laws in hor limits. 1 kins Drug stores wore allowed to sell soda w.i- j present amounting Then came the contributions by all, p aaae< j through onr town, en route for the t amounting to $4.40, whic D Tarver ford” of the Ohoopie; we learn that ter and cigars, also restaurants could sell, [very good for Bethel Sunday School. Hcrip , oontraot for bnilding the bridge at said ford The complaints of the querulous drummers [ ture reading by pastor, 121st 1 salui read in j 0 jj r Zack Brantley at one hundred •Draw me 1 loafers, end scoffers seem to bo hunted up, concert by the school. Binging, Draw ^ ln . aD( | p wen ty-fonr dollars, tall mnterial fnrDisli- vitii ninnniiil care hr the ronofters. and aro nearer. Benediction and adjourome , ^ ^,y pjjg oounty’. with especial care by the reporters, and aro published at length, to ridicule the law, and throw odium upon it. Borne visitors and drummers made the alarming threat that they would spend Sun days in Griffin, where they could get cigars nd cigarettes on that day. The animus of the orilicisras and animad- erslons, certainly is, that tho sanctity ol day, the Divine authority ol the great Ltwgivor, iluferenoe to tho religioni s-uiiiuianl of the nnmenui ohurohes, and ha rah going people of the oily, all should * subordinated to the whims and dicta of o irreverent and profane. Some ol tho aldermen also in a meeting on Tuesday plso-il themselves on rooord, os ot favoring old blue lows. O, no, not they, hey were broad, liberal Minded niou, them- selv -.1 to tb< John I). Rockefeller has sent won Ohio nil fields that hereallor tho Stsnduid pumps must remain idle during the Sabbath. It is one ol his theories that men can com- pass a better total of icsnlU in six days’ h. hor than in seven- ____ Borne years ago ssys the Ualtimore Auieri can, the Standard Oil Company put out cer tificates to tho exbut of $70,000,000 Bmct then these ceitifloates have been watere *20,000.000, and yet thoy sill to-day at GO above par and pay 13 per coot, dividends Monopoly is a very beautifnl thing for Du monopolists. Justice L. 1/ 0. Lamar ot the U. S. Bn- promo Oonrt, presided durieg tlis trial ol a lew special eases at tho U, B Court In Allan ta tho past wselt. Tho citizons honored him with a banquet and spooial rncoptiun Alirile M T’n.in r. Ituoiiville, Ind., writes 1 .lid blood poison limn birth. Knole on limbs win-us Urge us hen’s egg-. Do Min i i would b« ii C ipplo, but B.H.l» cured me sound and will 1 shall eve mi- the day the men who invented bloo ij.llui were born." TobeLoDgu colored drayman of Macoi was found ruurdored in front of his home,on Saturday morning. Ills wife Lnimuie was arrested as the murderer. Four new companies have commenced mining for ROld in Lumpkin oounty, Ga Tho drodge boat in the Cheststeo liver is taking out quantities, Ex-Preaidout Hayes is unieh depressod In consequence of illness, which has caused the loss of his voice. Strikes still continue. At Glasgow 1,001 meu engaged in ship building struck on Jun 1st. Ou the 8uuiotliiy 1.0U0 weavers struck in Perth. An oatmesl trust was lormod in Columbus O. on Monday with a capital of $3,500.00b All the mills in the country uro to bo un i Its oontrul, hut they affirm that prices will ho lowor. The Southern Mutual Insurance Company of Athens, on Tuesday declared an annua dividend ot 74 per cent to policy holders Lika Mont Blanc among the Alps, this com paoy is without a peer. Bad Bowels. The very expression implies suffering E ory mother knows tho anxiety ov- l tills sick ness, but every mother does not know tha Dr. Diggers’ Huckleberry Cordial will regn late slut cure all bowel tumbles. ItMtlMflilUl« .Memorial. Tho subjoined txtrict from Lon ion press is patch ut i tin 20 h nit., is siguirtcint of tfa appr-mohing f iltilluiout of the prophecy ol return ol the Jews to Palestine. In Hi of such uiarvelons evonts, infidelity Ill'iBl KluUlt ilgllllht. //ere is Hie extract. Lord Jtoliiscliild lias presented a memorial to laird BaHshnry, asking the Biitish govern •nt to initiate concerted action by th wi rs to ussi-t the wholesale emigration o tu Piilcstluo. The ltoth- ehilds, th Goldsmiths and all tho leading Jews oi Eu gland coucnr in tho opinion that the settle ment ol thu Jews in Palestine is the best plan. They aim to obtain European ncog ultion Ol the great wavo of emigration as necessary to tho solution of the Jewish prob lorn. Wln»t If 4’ostn Must bo carefully considered by tho great majority ot people in buytug uven nveessi ties ol lib*. Hood’s Bur.iparllla commend it-ell with spiciul force to Hie grout midill classes, because it combines positive econo my will) great medicinal power. It is tho oly medicine of whtoU cun truly bo Beid ‘100 Doses One Dollar," and a bottle takeu according to directions will averago to last rnunth. IIHVIVAIi IX «.’OVIi\«TOW AJetviv CunverltMl He* la Ke celt etl II) n Jen Mllllsler owing interesting ucoonnt of The nearer, dinner. I do not reoollect seeing a more ,i ...... ai that Mr. J. Y. Bryan has shown us a sample of sumptuous dinnor than was sproaa at inai, j r After dinner we had the "Birth of his Alderman Rice knew these laws were on the hooks, "but they wore accidentally, ou rposo overlooked, and ought to be, as they were no good " Such uiookors of law should not he men tioned in tho same connection with Hon. J. McDonuough tho nohio mayor of Si- vanneli He found those ordinances also n Savannah, lie too knew they wore habitn- ignorml But he also know that he aworn to enforce those ) iws, and he hicks lie ought to keep his oath. And now this honest man is etilorcieg the laws in Ha* vauuab, and hie oonrigtons example in nung honest law abiding people all over he slate. tin so anti-Sunday uldormon and oigar- otto smokers, we would coin mend the the ihi. words of lh» venerable Dr. E. W. War- •n ol M icon, as noted by a reporter, aud published in the Telegraph. It is probable a druggist may lose quite an amount by not selling soda water ou the Habbatb. So might the barrooms. I bore are, no doubt, other trades that might be euriehed by an abuse of the Sab bath. But the question is not one of financial loss or gam, but of re gard or disregard of the Habbath, and that involves another question still lyiug back of that viz: Of ac ceptance or rejection of the Bible, vuil includesiRtill another question of grave importance, to wit: 8hall wo acknowledge or reject God as one moral ruler, lie has commanded us to remember the Sabbath day to keep it holy. “The issue is now upon us. Shall wo reverence and obey the di* vino authority, and receive his favor aud blessing, or shall wo reject his authority and convert tha day into one of money-making aud pleasure? hall wo worship God or mammon? Choose ye this day whom yo will serve." time. Christ" by Miss Neva Jordan. Essay by Miss Laura Jordan. "Sabbath Schools by Miss Pearl Jordan, all ol wliioh wore good indeed and very timely. This soribe found many opportunities ol addressing the sohool, but on acoonnt ot sovero hoarsoucss, was barely equal) to tho.’ occasion. We passed re-elutions of thunks to Bros. Morgan Jack- son and Nswton Jordan for deep interest manifested by them,fund to all others, who in nuy wiso contributed to tho pleasure ol the ocoasion. Everything was auspicious, bright skies, genial atmosphere and the audios of Heaven seemed to rest upon us. When wo sang the Doxology, "Praise God from whom all blessings flow”, we felt thnt praise indeed was His just due. Old and young expressed themselves as being highly pleased with the day’s enter tainment. To Misses Altoe Bnrke of Ten- nille and Julia Jackson of Bethel oommnni- tv, we feel under many obligations lor sweet nsio furnished by them to tho enjoyment of all. Thus closed the first "Children’s Day” known in tho history of Washington County. May those to follow he equally as pleusaut. Very Reap t. I. F. Oabt. Tcnnille, Ga. June 2d 1801. ,ys*r Progress plcaso copy. FROM NATURE’S STOREHOUSE. It stands to reason that a medicine which will destroy the germs of onntagions blood poison and counteract thq effects of merour- ial poisoning may be depended on to over come tho diseases that have their origin in malaria, or that have their seat in an impure condition of tho blood. This is what B.8.S has done, ami what it will do, as its popular ity attests. As a preventive, and a remedy for the long list of affootions that display their aotivity during the spring and Bnmwer mouths, it stands without a rival. The se- orot of this is that it is a remedy drawn from nature’s own storehouse. *uii<lcrsrlll« lliuli School Com inuiiccnuiiit Exercl»t‘». Mrs. Laura Hart, Boaulort. 8 O., writes: •‘A loAthHome form of blood poisoo was kill- iug uie. My appetite was lost, my bones ached, aud part ol uiy flash seemed as if it would oorno off my bones, A iriend brought me a bottle of B. B. B. The sorss began beuling at onoe, and when 1 nad taken two bottles I surprised my friends at my rapid reoovery.’’ Sunday, June 7th, 1691. Commonoement Sermon at M. E. church 11 o’oiook, by Rov. J. E. Powell, President of Monroo Fornalo College. MONDAY MOItNINO JUNK 8th, from uino to cloven o’clock, oral examiua tiou ot Primary and Intermediate Depart monts at Acadomy. TUESDAY JUNE 9th, AT 9 A. 11., at Watkins Hall, exoroisos consisting of mu sio. declamation, eto. Tuosday night 8 o’olock, annual exhibition WEDNESDAY, JUNE 10th, at 10 o’clook a. in. : Graduating exercises Annual address by Hon. It. L. Rodgers, At lanta, Ga. Delivery of Modals. Delivery of Diplomas. Wednesday night, 8 o’olook—Entortoininent by Lawson Literary Sooiety. Turnips ned encumbers, which are extremely fine for tha season. The en cumber is of the long green varie ty, and measures uino inohes in length. We are pleased to note that Miss Della Gross roported seriously ill last weok,|is bat ter. ilr. W. E. Clark left on Wednesday last tor Etuannel Oounty, for the purpose of re newing the wartare against the finny tribo; Wo suppose the plan ot attack will be bv flank movement against the retrostiug tribe, and a large capture is anticipated; we may hear something about th* resnlt of the cam paign betore dosing this letter. Mrs. Addio Peeler left last week for Emanu el oounty, to spond sometime with her nnole Mr. Joseph Fnlghnm aud family, Mr. E. Davis Strange Tax lteuoiver.was on hsnd last Friday, still making ont accounts against all with whom he comes in contaot, according to tholr worth; as usual he leaves nothing in the way of value received, hut tha accounts all have to be paid, all the same Mr. Aden Viuitig who lias been seriously for some weeks, still lingers; wo are sorry loatn that thoro is no improvement in his oomlition. Mr. W. E. Clark has returned from Ernanu- county; wo loam that Ills warfare against the lluny tribo was uot crowned with such success as was uuticipalod. Q-utc a number of our pooplo attended the Sunday sohool convention at Davishoro last Bnuilay. W« are informed that one of onr yonug men on Sunday morning last, deoidod to es- oort one of the fair sex to Davishoro; after procuring a horse and cart and making thorough canvass of tho town, in search oi tho desired objoot. roturned iu despair, Bay- lug thnt ho met with the same response at every place, "dout wnut to go.” lint ho not to be outdone, took in ono of the masculine gender, and drove oil with as rnnoh apparent triumph, as though ho had been escorting ouo ot the fair sex. Mr. Wells anil lady of Tampa, Fla. have been visiting his brother Mr. R. B. Wells, near liiddlevillo' Justice. Juno the Sud 1891. “"//ogologv,” a pamphlet on swine, will b* mailed to ill ; to I el - TICXXIIiIiBL Kiiiu* anil MIih-iiim. On Tuesday immense arcus in the west wore flooded with copious rains, A dispatch ssys that "bull the Unii.d Bulls was soust-,i in water.” also that rains extondedi rora Ni-v York to New Orleans, and beyte d St Pam westwardly to an indefinite distance. At Darlington, WIs , there was a hurricane, and ont houses wire blown down. At liuzol, South Dakota, there was a fen- f ul oyolone, killing three persons, nnd cam- .OR great terror. Foil 1>0U«I. Detuoit, Mich., May 28.—Judge lircokiu ridge, ot r,t. Louis, Mo., of tho committee or theological semiuinies, while in the midst ol a discussion of the liriggs case in u speech, this afternoon, iell dead with heart disea-t uud tho assembly at onoe suspeude I lurllii i action, as well as tho banquet tonight. Judge Breckinridge's last words wore; "Now, gentlemen, I leel that I huve dis charged my duty, aud wish to be excused from fnrther speaking." Besotting for a glass of water he throw up his hands and fell, striking his head heavily on the floor At A 84« lUV AT .lOIIXnTOWX. Tli« Met'ontl Ami tvi-rNitrv ol I lie Fatal Flood. 5* Sunday lust was a sad day ut Johnstown, Pa. It was the second anniversary ol tho aw ful flood, when so many hundreds perished. A dispatch says. Hundreds spent the entire day iu Grand- view cemetery beside the graves ef their dead, which had been strewed with flowers. As 4 o’clock, the fatal hour approached, when two years ago the wave swept away the city, Mayor ltoss announced the moment hundreds of mourners engaged in silent prayer. A magnifioent column ol flowers Bont by sympathetic etrangi-rs was placed in Iho ccn ter of the plot containing 8U0 graves of the unknown, unidentified dead. great revivol nt f 'bvingion, Ga., and of the o inversion of a Jew to the Christian religiou li iroin the Atl intu Journal of Muoday Rev. dr. Maguth, the Jewish minister is well re- tueuih red iu Sandersville. One ol the moat remarkable revival meet- itigs lias been iu progress iu Covington. More than six weeks ago ltev Bigbain sr., started a revival iu the Methodist church. It lasted for two weeks, during which time there aero ten converts. Immediately alter this the young preachers who are iitteDdlug Oxlurd college concluded to commence a Be nt meetings at a little Sunday school lo cated at Midway, between Oxford and Gov iogton. The uh t tings have been led and carried on exclnxivt lj by the young preachers. Mr. •J >y m r. an oarne..t and ablj young diviu his been doing ui -hI ol the preaching, different tiuivH, however, he lias been aids assisted by Messrs. Budd, Stewart and Thompson Ono of the m >Ht notable conversions that h is occurred during lh-i weotiug wits that of a Jew, by the name of llenjamiu Doorstiu, who is a prominent merchant iu Covington. It seems tliut two yours ugo Mr. Boorstin wis in Lithoniu, aud while Ibore ho attended a meeting carried on by Rev. Dr. Parks, of Oxford, and under his preaching felt ibut he was a hiuncr, uDd decided to live a new life. H.. gave Dr. Parks his hand, at d said that he would join the church. Oo yesterday he was baptized by u brother Jew, ltev. MoGatb, who resides lit Oxford. A few nights ego n proposition was made It v. Mr Joyner at the little chapel at Midway, lor nil who fell like speaking lor Christ to stand and do so. Among others Mr. Boorstin arose and said: "I tool that it I go away from this houso without speuking tor Jesus and acknowledging him, I will sure ly die." These solemn words tailing from tha lips of a converted Jew, made a protound impression upon the minds and hearts of all who were present. He is now a lull-fledged Methodist, and is tho first Jew ever received into the Christian churoh by a Jew minis ter, Fitty-fonr have joined tho church nnd the meeting will continue indeflnitely. I hey will erect a tent ut once. Stockholders ol the Tennille Cc-oporation store will Beo a call irom President biuqtio field lor a convention at the Institute build, ing on Saturday next. All seem pleased and delighted with the Commencement exercises last week. Mrs. O. A. Sessions alter spending some time at her foruior home hero, with her old friends and relatives, loll on Wednesday ol last week for her home in Lexington, Ky. lion. J. O. Harman, Secretary of the board of trustees is advertising for a principal for the Tennille Institntn. Dr. T. J Beck, of To millo, says tho Far mers' Herald ot Wrightsville, of the 2d, pres, clind three flue sermons at tiro Baptist church in the city, Saturday evening, Sunday mor ning and evening. But his sermon Sunday morning from tho 5th chapter and 5iU verse ol lht Peter, was simply grand. Dr. Beck is among tho most able Baptist preaohers in Ga., a very humble Christian servant of God. He tv iik accompanied by his wife and accom plished daughter Miss Brssi.-. Ho was assis led iu the services by the ltev. Mr. Barber, pastor of the churoh. Rev. J. P. Ward law left on Tuesday to vi-it his father and relatives nt Romo. From there he wilt go to Oxford and serve as one of the visiting committee duriug the Com uieucuunubt exercise#. Prof. Dykes whose services as prinoipal of the, Institute, were so acceptable, that ho was re-oleoted lor unotb er year, bns declined tho positiou, as the Uehald learns. The Hedald’b informant the past week was mistaken, in regard to IIju.H D.Brad- well’s b-ing present at the Commencement. Mr. Brndwell was present on Tuesday and delivered uu able aud very interesting ad dress on the eduoational wants aud interests of Georgia, //e was compelled to leave in the afternoon, and could uot fill his part in the programme at night tho awarding of prizes, for which Col. IS. D. Evans Jr. was pressed into service. I Mull<‘l*Olljfrom n severe cold in my bead for months and could get not relief. 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All Btookholders in (he Co-operative Store at Tennille are requested to meet in oonvon- tiou nt the Institute building June 6tb, o’clock, a. m., 1891. By order of Board. W, A.SlNQUEI'IELD. JAS. DALY & CO. Successors to TEVIIIEIIM LICHXSH. I'lcukuiit l>ny at llelhel. Across * Is** •*ei |», tu III© Far Wesl, On Steamboats, cars aud stage-coaches, Hos tetler's Stomach Bitters is carried uh the most poitant item iu tho materia medics of the traveling public. It deprives vitiated, brack- h water ef its hurtful properties and exe- ,-ruhle flavor, counteracts the pernicious ef fects upon the stomach of bad or indigesti ble fot d, remedies cramps, heartburn and .vim! upon the stomach. It is a fine defense agaiurt mulaii d disor'era, nullifies the ef- feots of excessive heat, cold and damp, re- lieves sick headache, and is ati incomparable euro lor costiveness uud bilioiiHuess. The i-itigne ol travel olden tells most disastrou-.lv upon Invalids uud convalescents, ooo -sion..l- xtelrt as to jeopardize lito y to such an Persons ill leeblo health, apprehensive of gripes from tho old drastic remedies! bad effects trom travel, will, it provided v.ith Pierce's Purgative Pellets are os painless as Abe Bitter*, be tar less likely to have their gisy are perfect in their effects. fears realised. One of the most enjoyable occasions that it has been my pleasure to witness, was tho "Children’s Day” exeroises at "Bethel’ church on Saturday May 30th. The Gen 1 Conference of the M. E. church South, some years since appbiDted a day iu each year, (generally in May) to bo reoognized in Sun day Schools as "Children’s Day". Superin Undent Geo. Avant invited assistance in the matter trom those living in the neighbor hood Bro. Morgan Jackson was plaoed iu obarge of the school; right well did he do the work assigned,drilling the ohildren in songs, recitations etc., of the programme. The exercises began ut 10 a. m by a "Vol untary” on the the organ by Miss Alice Bui\ke of Tonnillo. Recitation, "Call to Prune God" by tho sohool. Prayer by Rov. J. B Parvis of Gibson. Song, “What o gathering,” Miss Julia Jaokson presiding ut the otgun. "Responsive exeroises." Sodr, ‘-Meet me tbero." Bible reading by the par tor. Song, "Sweet Bye and bye." Remarks by the pastor. “That New Bong" by the Editor Heuald : Mrs. Lou Joynor has been quite eiok for several duvs. Mrs. Leonora Caldwell, of Atlanta, is visit ing relatives in our town, tho family of Mr U. B. Joyner. Mrs Jane Hodges of Andalusia, Covington County, Alabama is visiting relatives in .bis oounty. Mr. Charlie Orr, of this the 88th district, has the best pieoo of cotton that I lravo hoard of, it would average a week ago thirtoen iu ohes higl), and well formed to height, has five acres. Mr. Willie Hodges, Irwins X Roads hand od iu a sample of nine acres that would aver age nearly ns good, owing to the late wet spring this is good, hut have seen much hot ter at this tiuib in past years. Mr. T. J. Young, u gentleman of this sec tion has in charge two or three rafts of tim ber on the Oconee river, making his Wfty for Darien. Mr. M B. Heller, of Baltimore traveling sidesman for Meyer, Reinhusd & Co., manu facturers of olotki ng was in our town a few days ago and sold Grnybill A Co. their fall and winter stock. The peach orop in this community that escaped tho lato cold I think is all about ruioed by the severe hail storm wo had sever al days ago. Mr. M. G. Wood Jr. who bus a flue orchard aud usually makes good ship monts, scut your correspondent some of the Alexander variety a few days ago that would have been fino, had it not been so badly beaten fry hail, I am inolined to think that there will be but little if any good fruit ship ped from this point. The Sabbath school oelebratiou at New Bethel church on Saturday the 30th ult, has been reported to your correspondent us being a grand success in every respect. Wo havo had good rains throughout this section tho puHt week and in some portions it was very much needeJ Clerk, C. W. Snell, and Mr, Sanford Adams oflvour city visited our town on Sabbath V*>n so fsnltr Notioo is hsroby given that au examina tion of applicants for Teacher’s License will he held at the Oourt House, in the city of S'indersvillo, on Siturday, tho 0th day of Juno, next, beginning at8 o'olook, a. m. Only oue day will he allowed for tho ex amination of both white and colored appli cants. H. N Holi.uikld, County Sohool Gommissiouer and ex.ofllcio 8up’t. Public Shools. Sandersvillo, Ga May 28 1891. 2t Daly & Armstrong. Iflttrkelui4<ii. Notice is hereby given that an eleotion will bo had by the City Council of Sandersvillo on tho 8th of Juno next for marketmen for tho city. Thoro arc three stalls tkut may bo rented. l’hoso wishing to rent should send in their applications by tho Cth ol June.nddroasod to B.E. Rouuhton, Mayor. Sundcrsville Ga. May 20, 1891. In announcing to the citizens of Wash ington and surrounding counties the chango iu tlio old firm, we bog to state that, our MR. D ALY was the manager and buyer of the old I*inn; he is the manager and buyer of the new Firm. We propose to not only maintain the enviable reputation of the old Firm, for Fair Dealing, Reliable 8c «Fasliionable^Materials. but to add to and strengthen it. Wo have now in store tho beat’stook of Dry G oods, Notions and Novelties, that hard labor, scrupulous caro and a thorough knowledge of the want# of the people of this section cuu procure. We g’.vo an _A-lD.sohite Guarantee ON PRICES against EVERY market in the United States. Our Yours truly, Henuioum. Oconee, Ga., Juno 1st, 1891. \ Wonder Worker. Mr. Frank Huffman, a young man of Bur lington, Ohio, states that he had been un der the care of two prominent physicians, and used their treatment until he was not able to get around. They pronounced his case to he consumption uud iqonrablo. He whs persuaded to try Dr. King’s New Dis covery for Consumption, Coughs and Colds and at that time was not able to walk across the street without resting. He found, be fore he had used halt of a dollar bottle, that Valuable Property for Sale. On account of my inability to attend to my Milling and Gin business, and my sou the only help I had, having a bad accident iu having his arm broken, which will render him unable to carry it ou as heretofore. I offer for sale my entire business in Tennille This includes a J acre lot in the centre of the business part of Tennille, also One GO U- P. Boiler, One 40 "• P. Engine, all now. 2 Sets of corn mills ull in good order. Planing mills with all fixtures; 2 (fins, Press and ull fixtures complete, Shafting,’ Pulley. Ac. Gin IIouse 25 x 00, Mill House 25 x 00. Eugine House 25 x 45. Planer Shed 24 x 00. One of the best stands in Middle Georgia to do a Milliug ttnd Gin business. I ginned last season 860 bales of cotton ut 35 ots. per hundred. Any one with capital can make it one ol the best paying businesses in tho county. I also have second hand machinery for Hale, oheap. Ono 20 H. P. Boiler with engtno, all in good order, nearly new, One 10 H. P. Engine and Boiler, One Shingle Maohine, One Lath Machine, One Saw Mill complete, One good carriage for Saw Mill, Pulleys, Shafting, Edging 8aws, Swing out off Saw, with many other articles too numer ous to mention. I will sell all of the above oheap to good parties, and give time on all, or any part For prices, write or call on meat Tennille. I will also sell one of Lhe best Dwelling lots . , i i in Tennille .conveniently looated to the mill be was muoh better; he continued louse'fjij®* 0ne uore lot> wi ti, 9 room house, all 3 complete, with lot, barn, shills, &c. and is to-day enjoyiug good health. If yon have any Throat, Lung or Ohest Trouble try it We guarantee sutiatuetion, Trial bottle free at Wo. Rawlings' Drugstore. W. J. JOINER, Jr.. Tennille, Ga. Silks, Wool Dress Goods, and Trimmings are nniversally admired for their exquisite BEAUTY & extremely Low priceh, Sootcl), French aDd Domestio Ginghams iu unmberloaa patterns at pri ces within reach of all, calicoes, standard brands fa* cents per ywd. PLAIDS, CHECKS and DOMESTIO goods at FACTORY PRICES. HOSIERY UNDERWEAR,GLOVES,HAN DK ERG ill EFS,CORSE 13, LACES and EMBROIDERIES at low Tariff prices. With au itmneas# stock, aud polite aud efficient clerks, wo GUARANTEE SATISFACTION to all customers. Samples furnished upon application. In writincj^for samples please state ns near as possible what you need, aud in ordenug goods, say if wo can substitute articles in case goods ordered have been sold. Wo can save you money ou your Goods for plantation use. Call and be cnuvincod. Polite attention to all visitors, misrepresenta tions positively forbidden. JAS. DALY & CO., AUGUSTA, GA. apr 30, ’91-tf THETJS BROS-. WATCHES, JEWELRY, STERLIN Gr SILVERWARE. FltESCU CLOCKS- OPERA ((LASSES, SPECTACLES. Done bv the Most Skill' Watch and Jewelx-y f^P^oxAnlen" S. W. COR. BULL AND BROUGHTON STREETS, K AV A.1ST 1ST AJEL» - - - GEORGIA- Nov. 27. ’90. }
