About The Sandersville herald. (Sandersville, Ga.) 1872-1909 | View Entire Issue (June 4, 1891)
«N LOCAL ITEMS. J3^o s BRIEF LOCALS. Summer weather now. Rain is needed again. Oats now generally harvested. Crop rath' or light. Commencement sorut >n for 8 ndorsville High School, will he prenohed next Sunday at the Methodist ohnreli, bv llov. J E I’ow- e». President of Monroe Female Colloge,For sytb, tin. A good congregation attended the Metho dist ohurch on last Sabbath, und heard an ex cellent sermon from the pastor, ltcv. J. W. " ‘ ston Many citiz*n» of onr city rarely at tend church, il they would think how cor- <1'»Hy they will be welcomed, they certainly ONENJOYS W01, l (1 1)8 Present whenever prsctioahle. Both the method and l'MulU when i i ,al 'htr* and pupil* »tt*r a long aession, •y itij) of Fig* is Ukeu; it ia plotuuut i' T<11 <3n " bll *” i * 1 *’!’»» th-.-lr ueadod vaoation. 11* Aft! 1 111 Rf If) I 1m iaaia a lul > ..1. Wl iltld ItrnL' I , e hint A .1... 1 —. _ _ PERSONAL. And refrwliing to the taste, and acU gently yrt promptly on the Kidneys, Liver mid Botvels, cleanses tlio sys tent effectually, dispels colds, head- nohes and fevers and cures habitual constijiation, Syrup of Figs is the only remedy of ! its kind ever pro duce.l, pleasing to the taste and ac ceptable to the .stomach, prompt in its action and truly beneficial m its effects, prepared only from the most healthy mid agreeable substances, its many excellent qualities commend it to nil and have made it tlio most popular remedy known. Syrup of Figs is for salo in 50c and $1 bottles by nil lending drug gists. Any reliable druggist who may not lrnvo it on hand will pro cure it promptly for any one who wishes to try it. Do not’accept any substitute. CALIFORNIA FIG SYRUP CO. SAN FRANCISCO, CAL, LOUISVILLE, Nr. new YORK, N ’ ' cnuncM sKiivices. lnt Sunday. Jii.ru nisT. BiPTJfT Preaching nt Siaterf 8 iturdav and Sun day alll a. ill . by Rev. It. II. Ivey, pastor Tiiiiuille liiptiat ohnrob. ltev. T. J. Heck paster Preaching next Sunday at 11 a. ii and 7, p. m. CHRISTIAN. Presolilng at Tennille at It a. m. At, San dcrsvillp, 7 p. m., Ke'v, K. Ij, Adams, pastor. A|i|>oinluicnlN lor Wiinliinittoii 4 troiit. Bay Spring,4th Sunday and S itur lay before Deeps,cp. 2nd Sunday and Saturday before Cabin Hill, 3d Sun lay and Sa urday l.elore, and New Bethel all p, m, 3rd Sunday. Tabernacle, l-t Sunday und Saturday before and New lidhel at 1 p ui 4th Sunday. Nuw Bethel, 5 h Sundays and Sit. before. M A It It I 111*. Od the 17th of May Mr. John Cheeks and Miss Maldina Bridges all of Giles’s district W. T. Harrison N. P, officiating. At the Baptist chuich in tl.is city on Wed nesday of la;t week, 27th of May, Mr. Fields Garnor and Miss Claudia Garner all this county Rov. If. H. Ivey officiating. Advice to Women . If you would protect yourself from Painful, 1 rofuse, Scanty, p UUU( ,. ul| uul cuvcnuH u hops im Suppressed or Irregular Men- ^ ro uuJ, its pubiiouiiou is uniiecessttry ctrii'il inn xinn rnnet iica strualion you must use^ BRADFIELD’S FEMALE A ' REGULATOR CxitTltnsviLLB, April SB, 1880. Thtfl will certify tlmf, two members of ray Immediate family, aftur having suffered for ysars from menstrual * *— years from menstriial Irrcgularlty, being trouted without benefit by physicians, ““ ""“J " v were at length completely cured by one bottle oight there will be nu exhibition and con- of Ilrndllelil’a Female Iteuulator. Its effect is truly wonderful. .1. \v. Btiunob. uy rt. Book tn " WOMAN " mailed FREE, which contains valuable Information ou all Tomato discuses. BRADFIELD REGULATOR CO., ATLANTA, GA. FOH BALE EY ALL 1)K UGQIBTM, Miin<lt‘i*nvill» 4 lotion Good Middling Middling Low Middling Oon.l Ordinary Ord inary * Hiiikcl, G Plain bams '• Hhonldurs “ Lard •• Coffee Gian Sugar Extra U 11 bite Li small quantities, prices ■lour hntont Ooru Meal 11 bu, “ doa, Batter << Obbkans !IA\Oi:il8iVILI,i: PEt»VlNI(»\ M VKUII. Bacon sides per II. (ad to 8 3 4 Bnlk .... ^ a. N C Flour ....... 13} “ ‘20, 25 “ ... 5A (St GA "ft a G iraction higher Sft. 7 ft 1 lift ,1 1ft © 1 20@25 „ 18 (a), 30,, coativenesu theme iiciue mint • •■ore r I. :iii n puriyul Ivo. •■■eut, it iut.it contain To l»o per* Tonic, Alterative and Cathartic Properties. Tntl’B pilu ponne«u Uicku ^vcalitios ia i.llCl. BU •niuontcle| b ' , E , oe, and {jjfj*® Lowo1« tlio! r uatuni poristnltlfl Motion, uo cvneniiai to i Sold Ever ywhere.-, ®BJ7IVKK!VA'I;NN—I.lHl OIt IIA It IT—In “It tiro world there Is hut one cure, Or, II.tills’ Gulden Kprclfle. It can be.ginn iu h cup ot tea or coffee without the knowledge of the person taking effecting a speedy ana permanent cure, whether the patient is a moderate driuker 0r au aloobolio wreck. Tlionsnods ot drunk- ards havo been cured, who have taken the Golden Specific in their coffee without their knowledge, arid today b.lieve they quit •finking ot their own free will. No harm ful results from its administration. Com- guaranteed, Send for circulars nnd lull particulars. Address in confidence, Gi i.n- XN SpjoiFo Co. 1 185 ltaco Street, Cincinnati, Ohio. j Bucklen's Ainiea Salve. The Bust Same in the world for Guts, I he Rest Sam it in the world for Cuts, ” ‘V"'" Bruises. Sores, Ulcers. Salt Rheum. Fover ? oa *rongandvigoroiis Sores, Tetter, Chapped Hands, Chilblains, 1 '** Lorns, and all Skin Eruptions, and positive ly cures Piles, or no pay required* It i. guaranteed to give perfect ealislaction, oi HOCey refunded. Price 25 cents per box kale by Win. Rawlings. No hail luck lor him. A colored man uru l.rilla in hand, wan pausing tb« Heiiald of- lloo a lew days ago, and suddenly halting, he uia.lo a cross mark on the ground, nnd turn ed around and went hack. All lor luck. A well grown and luscious looking peach, was shown us on Monday, by Dr. /lollitield. It had hjuio marks, showing the pilling ol huilatorius. 'lbs peaches arc now ready for diipmel.t, but erates will not be numerous we I ear. I i i ch. rs whose licenses may have expired, au l all wi-hing license lo teach, will re member the . xaminaltun couiiAotfon Hatur- I ,y next, G li iust. 8,-e notice ot County school Commissioner, Dr. llollilleld. A Taberiiacls farm, r told us last week, he would lmvu ripe watermelons iu uhout three weeks, The signal whistle on tho A. O. it 8. trnlu not blowiug on Monday, caused a clever gentlemen to he leti over iu the etty on Mon d"y- According to a late ordinance, the eu gincer is inBlrnated not to blow when noti Usd by the marshal not to dose. The ordl nan co is to prevetit annoyance to sick per- sons When there is no sickness near the lino, the . ml.argo* will ho raised, and the whistle will blow, Sheriff's snles for July appear in this issue. Only one levy. Several loads of western hay passed tb< Herald off! a last week, to feed farmers' hors s end mules. Siiidtrsville nnd Sparta’s baseball dob* moi t litre on the diamond tomorrow. A lonrteous reception aw tits the Sparta club, whose hospitality to 8a idi-rsvill-.- oiuii was so marked recently. We wish them a pleasant lime, hut w beuevrr tho hoys get tired of the game, their frienda will be reconciled. The Washington oircuit will nil its sec. id (Quarterly meeting at Tabernucle on S it- unlay and Sun ay inxt. The Conference will he held no Saturday. Rsv. J . W. Wes ton, will hold the meeting in tho absence ot ltev. J. P. Ward law at Oxford. Tax Receiver Strange clones hi* second ound on Tuesday next, 3 b inst. His books close ou the 27th of Juno. Children’s day on Saturday at now lletbel wus a day to he rememhtrad. Au interesting report of the pleusant occasion appears else where. Soon after it was received and hand ed in for the compositors, another well writ ten report wus received (rum another corres pondent, but covering'as it does the saint Vacation is now at linDd, and ull along our creeks and ponds bites will be common,— mostly mot-qulto bites. Elder W. 0. Gaiotw held his quarterly mooting here on Saturday and Sunday last. On Sttudwy some white heareis attended bin church, und Wi.ro much pleasod with hi earueat, practical sermon, The examination of the colored schools here comes off today and tomorrow. At IIOW’M Tills I Wo offer One hundred Dollars Reward for any case of Caturrh that can not be cured Ly taking Hall’s Catarrh Cure. F. J. CHENEY A CO , Props., Toledo, O. Wo, the undersigned, have known F. J Obecey for the 1 st 15 years, and believe him perfectly honorable iu all business transac tions, aud financially able to carry out any obligations made l»y their firm. West <L TViux, Wholesale Druggists,Toledo, IFaldiug, Kin nan A Marvin, Wholesale Drug gists, Toledo. Ohio. Hall’s Catarrh Cure is taken iDternallv, ac ting directly upon the blood ami mucous sur facts o! the system Testimonials seut free. Price, 75u. per bottle. Sold by all Druggists. F. J. CHENEY it"0., Toledo, O. Itouil UiiininiMlimm. The Road Commissioners of Washington county will see a oall from the Honorable Ordinary Judg i Newman,for a Convention ot the body nt (he Court house ou Saturday, the fib of July next The object of the conven tion as stated iu the call is. to re-claseily some of the pnblio roads, and also lor au in terchange ol views ou road matters of the ouuly. Catarrh elys ICREAM BALM Cleanses lli« Nasal Passages', Allays Pain and Infill munition, Heals the Sores. Restates (lie Senses of Taste and Nine i L HAY-FEVER THY THE CURE. A particle is applied into each nostril and is agreeable. Price fiO cents at Druggiels; bv mail, registered, GO eta ELY BROTHERS, ftfi Warren St.. New York Copy Books, Writing Tablets. Slrtes, Pen- oils, Ac., (or sale by Dnrloo, the Printer. H’hen you are constipated, have headache or loss ol appetite, take Dr. J H. McLean Liver and Kidney Pillets; they ere pltasan so take and will cure you. If you have a painful sense of fatigue, find your duties irksome, take Dr. J. H. McLean's Sarsaparilla. It will brace you up, und FOR l»V!Sri!I*NIA I’ati lirovvn’a Iran Rltlrra. Physicians recommend it. AU dealers keep it 111.00 per Lottie. Genuine has trade murk und ere—sd red lines on wrapper. j,. > i < A Domestic Sewing machine latest improve- kJwi?7 STATIONERY for polite cor res pan moots used either by treadle or crank, cud ■auto for sale by Darloo, the Printer. be had, at Hulld'I offloa. f Miss Sallie Parsons has roturned from visit to Sylvauia. Mr. W. J. Pullen of Savannah, is spending some time in the city, Mr 8. B Robison snd children of War- renton, were in the city last week. Miss Seleta L. Harrison returned to her home m-nr I indsey on Moudny from a visit to her sister,Mrs. MoCrny iu Laurens County Col. J. J. Davis of J/ophzibah made a brief top in tho city on Monday. Mr. D. I\ Ellis tho indefatigable insurance man has been spending some time the oity the past week. Mrs. Dr. T N Kitohens of Butler Qa., and Miss Annie Saiut of this county are an nets of the Miasoe Marlin. Mr. Hanford Adam*; late with P. Hspp's Son A Co., is now assistant clerk of the Cir cuit Court. Mr. George Mills who has been seriously ill lor some lime pu- t. has boon moved his relatives. Mr J It, Wicker ol this oity. Wo aro pleased to hear that his condition is now much improved. His many friends greatly desire bis eaily recovery. Mr. T. L Norman of West Point Ga, was in tho oity ViHttiug Col. T. O. Ricker nnd fund ly. Ia*t week. Miss Mary Sheppard in in Atlanta tied tho treatment ot that distinguished Oculist Dr. ( ulhoun. She Is accompanied by hot niece, Miss Gussiu Sheppard. A! rs Mary Youngblood of this oity attend the Uuiou meet ng at Davisboro on Saturduj and Sunday, while visiting her siater, Mrs T. L Brown. She returned on Monday. Dr. 15 i . Jordan received a telegram ou Friday, conveying tho sad intelligence of th death of his mother. He left on the first train to utb. nd tho Mid obsequies. Th Heiiald tenders sincere condole lice in th sore berettvuient. The Doctor rcturuid ti the city on Monday. Mrs. Cuaobmau and daughter Miss Fuonit ( uuolimiin ot Camilla aro vlstliug in the oit\ Mon. J. C. Duggau was in tho oity Tuesday, we Wore glad to hear from him that his daughter Mies Alice who was sovui- lr hurt by b iog throwu troin a buggy, n proving rapi I ly. hhd is able to walk will the old ol cruich.s.and we hope will soon ninety recover irom the irjury. Dr. W. I . Kilpatrick of lJepLzibab was i pleasant oath r ul ihe dmui.n uffico on AJoti lay. Ho was returning irom a Uuiou meoi mg held at Bulk Camp urniiob iu Buiko. Dr. Kilpatnuk la evtr u welcome visitor ti SunUeisviile, and to Washington county, u* has gieatly uiduared himsell to our peo ide by his long and buthtul past rate of me Baptist ohur- b ut Davisboro. Old Jordan's chuich bud praolioully, Wusupposc dissolved hut uuder his prudent and Christian pastoral oversight, it was ru-constituted, and beuonu in tinuiiciul ability, aud missionary oonln- hution aecond only to Greene Street ohuruti Augusta, in tho UepLzihah Association. I lie meuibersbip 7 or 'J in number when re constituted, was r used to about GU dining bis pastorate. Uis geullo cbristiau spirit ins tor him trioiida everywhere, Col. H. U. Jones the whilom editor, und now tho immitable correspondent und repre sent iliva ot tho Mauou Tclegraph.was in tho oity yesterday in the interest of his paper. A hriel visit from Uns veteran journalist nt 'the IIkuald, offioo was muoh appreciated With hia sad affliction in tho loss ot his be loved daughter, that estimable woman, Mrs. Cooper Winn, tho Heiiald truly condolea. Rev. F. L. Adams is aiding Dr. T. M Harris this week in couduotiog revival ter- viees iu Atlanta. Mr. Charlie Ptrsons wo aro glad to lenrn is now steadily improviog, and we hope will soon be out again. Mr. and Mrs. It. W. Jones and Mrs. Dow dell and daughter, who have beon visiting Mr. R. (I. Jones and family, have returned to their houira in North Georgia. Col. C. U. Friogle nnd -Mrs. Pringle wont to Atlanta ou yesterday Higheat of all m Leavaoing Power—U. S. Gov’t Report, Aug. if, 1889. COXTONgim BLOOM absolutely pure IIA It It I MON. saying: “it makes mo angry to boo men in charge of borsoa so fearfully ntnpid. It if) always easier to releaao thoRtanding none than to nntanglo tho hamefw of tlio fallen one, and when the other is led Good rains ainoe Inst oontnnnioaUon \egetiitlon ou a boom, and farmers bending every nerve, It ia quite a busy seasou will them, hence ouratreets are desorlsd till .Sat- ,lw,l,v down c%n rise easily, Men rday a, wheu our merchants nro made gladI* anyway.”—-New York Trib- by thoir presono*. |°’ Prof. TIjos Davis paid Harrison a visit Sat- 1 , Womou •►elegwtes Wot Wanted, urday. He ia one of Washington county's:, Th ® Methodist conferenee at Yonkers best teaoliorH, and has a good sohool, a few I,^ / no A'* by 14 ver >" emphatic Vote of miles north of us. , Rt women should not lie ml- T , | initteu jus delegates to tho ffeneral con- f ho much (Hteomed nml beloved wile otlferenco. The report of the deliato does Esq. Hnhcoley, of whom tuenllon was msd. jnot show that tho question was disenssetl iu my lust, died next day. She leaves « or decided upon its merits. Wlion it is uustiand and manv ohildrou nnd granil-chil- 18 * 1 * 1 ' tlm t it does not follow because n Iron, together with n largo circle ol lileudJ V T oni ? n ,,n !' R ’ n g bass that she ought to cid acquaintances to inonrri her departure l Hln £ hass, it would seem to bo a sufficient Weaxtend to the bereaved family ouiKTJ? m ** e ?t**t if a bass were WI .T” L r A r ' ES T IMPROVEMENTS .'T* " r .r*7j5^ , " , !l hnsnnM IJi V; .HUB B fur quick (iftiirnry*i|7on oTsg°J PM "OSCOOD'' U. S. Standard WAGON SCALES am"" w.rr««„d. 0 Toil $35. n 'm „i'.Vn!l , SSl ,0 iist* | y Low Manager, ATI.ANTv' Via" "ft?, 1 */ roll d' I jigin 1 o p a 1,1 -# desk;:, BANK kind Ptovidi nce be with tatm in tho hoin 01 iheir nftliotion. Mr. Thomas Gary o! Sw aioshoro, Ua, aa the guest Sunday and Monday ol well >ur town. He is a young and well to do merchant of that plaoe, and possibly may hi locking alter a new location. Mish Sillio Smith who has been teaching cause it wils tho voice of a woman. The decisive consideration in the de bate seems to have been that there wan a divine reason for the difference of Hexes, and that participation in a confer- cnco was not inclutlnd in tlio sphere of women. Rut how* tho malo sox, aw snch, qualifiod those who liolong to it as wise counselors was not stated in any speech STORE FIXTURES, TERRlf M’F’fl 00.1 MA8HfOlE,tEII(lt To Farmer*. Two cor loads of Mules and Horses to ar rive to-day. OhU and get cholco. opr 30th OHAS G. RAWLINGS. WELD PSAS. A bushels of field peas for planting. Call early nnd plaoeyonr orders. B. J. TAJRHUTTON. ion noUsl'KSEPKIIS. Fly time has come, nml so have some bran- tiful glass fly traps, that don't tail to catch them. Call and sec them. WILLY HARRIS A. SON. LAST I will be at the following named places o* the days specified for Ibe purpose ol reeetv* ing the state and Count? Tax Returns fee the year 1801. Justices of the Peace will please take notice, and m*ke returns to according to taw, the namee ot all Tat-Pav- ers in their respective Dlstriets. PLACE. DISTSICT. Tin. Tabernacle I3lflth Mon ’sy May 4 Hebron, 9Htb Tuesday, •• g Ooonee. 8Sth v> edtiRsday •• g Irwin’s X Roeds, 90th Thursday " T Boetright's, 90th Friday •• g Deepstep, ilflih Monday, •• It Jib. Durden's, »9th Tuesday, •• It Hlay's 100ih,...A M ifednesdny •• IS Rntiaotnhe 130th.... p M Wednesday •• IS Tlione, lOO,}, ...Thursday "Id || IS It to SI tt S3 SS ST SS St Lindsey. 13B0th Friday Havthcn 1350th Monday •I F. 'Vnlk»r's OGth .Tuesday A U. Harrison 9(hh Wednesday Uilos 90th...., 3'hursdsy Km hen May’s llftth Friday Downs Davisboro ■lossy's Cleveland, Riddlevilte, II ammock'a Iluri mo„ -Stonewall Pringle 81m Hill, Tennille Z Hniith'* Monday 1 ... .Tuesday ' . IFednrsday 1 ..Thursday 1 ..Friday 1 .. .Monday Jana 1 Tuesday **t 95th... 94th 92nd ... J384th.... 1253rd.... 89th . 9Ut.... 1345th Wednesday " 3 1384'h Thursday •• 4 93rd Friday <• g 1399th....... Monday •• 8 V599lh Tuesday •• 9 I will ho in Hundersville every Saturday. My buuka Will clnae June 27th. 181)1. E. D. STRANGE. Receiver Tax Returns Bash'g n (Jo. a olaas in nrt nnd Music will give a ooncert nor illustrated in tho argument. There in the Acad, m> Fn .ay night, when rIio wilb* 8 11 • ways a bettor way of determining iiHvolor hor home in Forsyth (ia., where she , e ^* er ' ri)lx I will float, ami stone sink propoaeH spending bar vacation Misa Salli. ™! ftn '“*7argument based nixm a theory, aa proved her capacity, ns an Art and Muh L Wav , iH experiment Tho r teacher by the proficiency h.r students have made In tho same. a man who thinks that tho counsel was l’rol John G. Harrison of //iwassle Col no ^ meant to bo token is not an argil- ge. Ga , returned home Saturday for „ ment against tho fact.—Harper’s Weekly, ortetuy, /In will leave m a lew days for lieu anqua N. Y , where he proposes to put 1 «, V* U * dy , ho,. vacation in ... Normal sohooi. Ra k Tn'n!,rTnT'' 8 , ’: tnive1 ’ tvaico in your htuband s looec change and Mir a Mamie Orr gave tin ice cream sooiabla cut back his Hiipcrfluous exjicnscs. Cnl- t Light, which whh highly enjoyed. j tivato hectic flushes aud sick spells, showing the need of fresh air and of O n t"wn lait Suturday the meni- oi quite ,1,1 enjoyable” affdr A ning was lunili 1. transplanting to the seaside. Prepare north bouud Dublin train robed up. ,, j for| summer dresses and got ready your ox cart loaded with 11 large quantity o [ guide books. Saratoga should be brought June 2d. 1691. 1 KTEll Popcohn. iaasl. H who had been our. on a drive w»s! out and overhauled Water the fanTilv alamlmg near tho depot w,ih inken in cl arg. 1 doctor with generous fees and cnltivat’e hy sn.jorviaor.ooriduclor., ugineer aud u«w»-l his ideas tli-it the , , , Vl ”’' 1 ass.,on »« the train snipped, who at E ”°P*“ tr “ vel . 1 proooeded tn drive the Hume Off dow, I ” lent 7? uld 18381 Huit y°or Case. Begin tie railroad track to the tun,- of humpety, 40 mnlch your liusband with kindness jnmpr-tv, and the high glee of the cart i>t! nn< l flattery. It may encourage tho lassies! and as the old lady said the olhM i growth of his liberality. When he is iny when her little girl brought home „ ripe for picking lie should have more sweetheart irom church, “It did look so fan- fondling nnd lie put into the sunlight of : ‘ | wnrm affection. This should be kept up 1 until ho begins to drop big leaves from I his check book. When you have got all Diamond H.rtiiefcUw ,„. v |oe.. ^°” to f n Wm 0,11 of the pot and , , , - throw him into a comer to drv off— jvinonds are smuggled into this Philadelphia Thnes. J country by a good many Ktrango de vices,’’ remarked a voluble customs offiriul the other day. "Not long ago 1 examined tho baggage of a newly ar rived tourist aud found in it a beautiful set of silver mounted brushes. Cnriosit y 1 heard some- THE LADIES DELIGHTED. The pleasaui > ffstit and tho pertcot safety with which ladies may use ihe liquid fruit h xu ive, Sj rup ot Figs, under ull conditions make it their favorite remedy. It ia plena ing to the eye and to the taste, gentle, ye, effectual in acting 011 the. kidneys, liver aod bowels. A null I hat Iloi-s <Jo*nl Wurlt. Tho Working Girls’dub organization is quietly but rapidly growing to be a power among the working people. There . , . „ , ■ ^ ! no t«ill\ of combines strike*! no jw*. prompted ino to hit one. 1 heard s um gressivo luemsures, but they do combine Uung rattle and invest,gat: ,1. with Uieji,, social societies which dnuv them result that found over v-MU v.oith of m-arer together, teucli them the value of hrTL oon r;; ,n ' ,ol r :,i , s 01 , tht r <°>-<^ratio„, a„d ^ upS brushes. Another individual had tne i„ga of club life instill firmly in their hoe a of Ins boots hollowed out mid fitted minds the fact that increased cariabilitv with a drawer which he filled with dia- means increased wages. TheresU o ^ T f ‘I"'heels came Now York associatio., a bareau for ob- off and disclosed the hiding place ot a tabling situations, and there is to he Telega,n ’ jeW a NUW YaA \"*>« tmde classes’for those who at^nn B " i nhlo to obtain work through incom- petency, when,' as Miss Dodge mi vs. ’ ' ’ “Those who want to do everything and Kiirpoxv Is’iuikr Ailimu'c, Regular lusetinga at Bathlshem Aondeuiy, near Warthen, Saturday bnforo 2ud Sunday in each month. W. T. Askew, PrcH H. 8. Smith, 8eot'y Ordinary’s Cifations. Riddleville Alliance. Regular uireting is held in tin* altoi noon if every 4th Saturday. 'V. 11, Fdlohum, I'res’t J. A. CAKTEn, Stc’y. Riddleville, Ga The heBt Commcroiul Note paper on lb. Market at 5 cents per quire, At DURLOO’S. Oconee *iib-Allliuice. Oconee, Ga., March 2,1891. Lditob Hebalu t—-Will you pli hhh publish in your paper the regular mealing day ol Don b- aoh-Alliance Saturday before the 2nd Sunday in each month ut Oconee Acade my nt 2 o’clock p m. The other county papers will please oopy. Keap«otfnlly, t T. P. Rhodes, ——— - - - ■ ■ — Coovontion of lloud CommiNBiooeru. GEORGIA—Washington Countt.. Ordinary’s Office cl said ( r.nnty 1 S-inderstille, June, 3.1, DD1. The Road CioaiuiiaklotietH of all the di.*‘- tricta in ttie County, ure r.-sptcifully requr.-s- d to meet in o»nv.iiti.)u >,t ihe i onrt imnan In banderevil!.-, i-n SalcrdaV th- 4tii day ,.| July, 1891. at ,1 ». iu tor tliegjurposc el re- olaMaitying h mi,. . I -lie public im ds and for an imerobniige of \i w- on .o* i iqdt.-rs of the Cuunty generally. 4t M. NEWMAN. Ord-nary, W. U . For Executor’s Ditmicslon. GEORGIA - Wushii ({toil Uniiotj Ordinahy’s Office, tt. T. Dowiin, Executor ol the will ol Mn. Mary Dow on, applies to me for letteie of dta- miHHion trom ins exeoutorahip, nnd I will paas upuii hi* application on t* v tlrnt Mon day iu Augu-t n, xt ut my office id Bnndtra- "ille mild county Tliia 4lb of May 1891. „ M. NEWMAN. 3 mos. Ordinary A. 0. Send your Job Printing toDurl.ro. Rr.t work, Best Matoriul, Lowest IPric.H, Most Reliable, CHEAP BOOKS. Reduced Retail Prices for Pub lic School Books. » a #» • , . A »<iiil lo uo et’ervtuinflr and An African traveler was recounting to do no t know how to do anything iriav a company his hairbreadth escapes in learn to do something, and do it weli tho jungles and savuunaH about the Now York Sun great equatorial lake region. Ho had encountered there, lie said, tho most Anna Dickinson tlio Last. -""—ge and bloodthirsty men iu the Anna Dickinson is almost tho Inst of world. I the great popular lecturers. There were “As we were marching,” the traveler in tho list Gough, Beecher, Phillips, related, “from Niugosji to Gohangbo, Chapin, Curtis and Miss Dickinson.' wo suddenly found ourselves in the midst Gough was a great natural actor, and of a most terrible and desperate combat, fascinated by his dramatic art in de- Aud what odds! Ten to one?” scription and in story telling rather than “Were you ono of tho ten?” asked a hy any power of rhetoric. Beecher, bystander. Chapin, Curtis nnd Phillips had all the “Sir,” said the explorer, grandilo- eloquence of culture as well as of natural quently, “I wish you to understand that endowment. Miss Dickinson was unique I was ono of the one.”—Youth’s Com- among them, largely from her womanly P ani °n- quality.—Boston Herald. Tho American Book Company announces that it has made the followiug large re.mo tion in Uie retail prices of Sohool BookH now Id use in theKohoola of Washington county. Road tho following list, und do not poy any more for hooks than tho figuros here given. Webster’s Speller Bwinton's Primor jg OwintoD's Word Book, jij American New Graded First Reader.. 18 Notice to Debtors and Creditors. All persons having demand* agaioRt th* ex. tale of Cheatham E Smith, latent Washington Go., deceased, are ba ehy notified to render in their demands to the utnieralgned saoord* ing to law, and all peraons indebted to said estate ure required to make immediate pay- ment. This 7lh day of May 1891. S. G.Jobdxm, e w. Adm'r. 0. E Smith, deu'd. Tlitrly-Flve UrRIgra. Tho new bridgo just contracted for by Judge Nowiu'-n, makes tho number of bridges in Washington county 29, mid u. there ure eixothois over streams between this and Johnson, Jtllerson, Hancock and Glasscock oounlieH, it niHkes au aggregate ot 35 bridg es kept up in whole or in part hy Washing ton county. The heavy expenses involved in tuildiDg arid repairing th se numerous bridges, have b-en gr- ally abridged hy the o.iretul. Itnmioial methods euipl >ya-. by the Ordinary, Inel among these, is the melhn 1 ol |/i; log cash in.itea-l ol issuing scrip lor public work, " hat an “Inch” of IUln Mean.. It ta pr0 p 0 se<l to build a great temple Few people can form a definite idea of for women on the banks of the Potomac what is involved in the expression, “An in which each organization of women inch of raiu. It may aid such to follow will have a special department dedicated , fi olo 1t '' l ? 10U , : AU ,lC ™ to it forever. The land has already been Of inches: an inch deep given, and is under tho control of the of water on tins area will be as many Glen Echo Chautauqua society. Clara the ffaIlon > °ifi °22 am**’ h* C *’ -n — ta Uurt,,n irt to P^Paro one department for tho gallon, is 22,000 gallons, ilusim- the Re<l Cross society, and other well mensc quantity of water will weigh 220,- known societies will join her. This tem- 000 Pounds or 100 tons. Oue-hundrodth p l e is called just now the Woman’s Para- of an inch (0.01) alone is equal to one ton flise of water to tho acre.—St. Louis Republic. l*i'DCt'<'(linuB in Hie « <mr* ol Or- iliuur.x, dime KVrm IHOl. Probile t the wil uf Ephraim D .Iordan in solemn form and is.ih I Letters Testamenta ry to S O. Jordan, Executor. Granted Letters id Dismission from ad iuistra'ion id Jesse M. Bruutley to B. W. Young; of Mrs. Louise Tanner to Doct. G. W. Tanner. Issued Letters of guardianship for the property of Jesse O. Joiner (lunatic) to W. ■I. A M F. Joiner and for Ibe properly of li. T Walker (luuitic) to J. T. Walker. Continued applieitiou for dismission ol Admrs. ol By Ivarius I rince in 5jc Tt iui 1691 Application of (J U Pringle for relict ot enrety ou guirdiuD oouUuueil to July Term 18J1. Granted leave to sill real estate to Admin istrators ot i. L. Smith deceased. Approved anil m n ied to 1 coni: Ketur a ol Executors, Administrators und Guardians tiled in April, 1691. It makes the working girl tired to have An Appropriate Costume. ipeople always pitying her for living in “What was tho idea of dressing the » tenement, particularly when it is real- little page at the Rovere wedding like u !>’ a very clean, neat place. And she is desperado?” j much a weary of being told to look out “Oh, ho whs to hold up the train, you lor bargains and bo economical, when if know!”—Puck. ' things were not so very cheap the girls Sho Knew Somethin* About if - mu who make them would not be so very Ono of the lew bright afternoons re-1*®’ ecritly enjoyed by New Yorkers served By way of diversion, a distinguished x 1 : t . ' •'j ”uivoruiuu, a uisrin^uianed to bring out a bnUiant array of prome- hostess of London gave a dinner to a nadors and equipages in Fifth avenue, number of bachelors, with ladies dressed I he drive was crowded with carriages, aa maid servants to wait on them. An- when one of a team of horses attached other dinner is expected soon, tho women to a rattling, banging, lnmbenng Fifth to dine nnd be waited on by gcutiomen uvenuo stage slipped nnd fell. As is attired as footmen. usual in such common occurrences, the fulling amnia! served to entangle him-! Mrs. Rose Gardner, of Montgomery, . — : — ———o-- —— muuuer, 01 Atontgomery, self in his harness in such a way that Ala., a very energetic woman, has been every timo he struggled to arise he was promoted by the directors of the South- iripped and made to (all again. The era Exposition company from secretary commotion caused a large grtrap of of tho women's department of the expo- promouaders to gather at the spot, and sition to general manager of that depart- thoro was tho usual amount of “guying” ment. ^ of tho driver by the bystanders. The: driver was a stupid fellow, and per-i has been awarded sisted in trying to make tho fallen prize of $200 offered by tho Americ&u mal rise tq his feet. i Economic association for the best The Best of All. mal rise tq his feet. i — mo ucbi paper Among the interested group of watch-' 011 “Women Wage Earners.” Tho paper ers were two handsomely dressed women. ** re I 1 ' tite information derived from Ouo of them became impatient and irri- ®°** CArefnl reaearcb. Of all tbo merlicinos I ever heard of or used I consider Or. liffiger'H Huckleberry Cordial the beat medicine lor all bowel trou ble arid children lecthing ever uaed. A. J Stine, Oxford, N. 0. It-' VO Ull HACK A< II KS Or 70U uro till worn out, really uood for hoiMur ltisgeneral debility. Try niton -V’.v mos hitters. It will cure you, and give a good appetite. Sold by *U dualen in ucdlcine. tated at the stupidity of the driver. “Clara, hold my muff,” sho said, us she handed the dainty bit of fur to her com panion. Stepping from the curb, she quickly loosened tho catch on the chain section of the traces of the standing horse, and then unfastened the hame chains in front, leaving one horse free. At Defiance, O., the other day, Mrs. Hannah Wiuship Boutelle celebrated the 100th anniversary of her birth. She was born in Boston; did not use glasses until two years ago, and has ninety-one de scendants living. ", °,Tr —V A woman’s agricultural school is one ment . the “ 6W ^iecU. Practical ment to enable the faUeu horse to getWoction iT^ultry nhsing aSdSS up, and the two women went on thair toning on the Devt^thire principle vriH way, the one who had been so prompt nrineinai 29 40 50 85 .. 55 .1 25 . 40 (56 55 80 1 30 . DO . 48 46 “ “ Second “ Third " “ “ " Foorth “ “ “ ” Filth •* Appleton’* Elementary Geography “ Higher " Smitli’a Grammar, Robinson a I’raatical Arithmetio SwiDton a Jntroduolory Geography'. “ Elementary •• " Complete •• “ U. H. History, “ Primary “ Webster's “ Dictionary, '■ Gorriiuou School Dictionary. Birne,’ Copy Books Wood’s Business Forms ] ana 2 ”3 and -1 )5 Sainton a English Grammar ffi In the event thuao books cannot bi had of dealers at the above prioes, they will be scut to aoy address in die county at the prices above named, Freight or Express prepaid,on reoeipt of cash with order, by the American Book Company 80G A 808 Broadway New York. These books may be had at above pricer of the following dealera: Chahleb A. DunisOo, Sitmlarfiville, Ga. Dn. C. E. Daniel, Tennille, Gn. For Executor’s Dismission. GEORGIA— Waldington County. Ordinary’s Office. William G. Bailey, one of the KxeoatOi of William F. Shnrling late of said oonnl deceased, appli.* to me for rotters of din siou from the administration of the eetab said deceased, aud I will paa* upon bia ap- plioation on Ibe Urst Monday in Jnly next at my office in Sandersville, said county. Given under my baud offlolally tbi* 21ak day ol Marob, 1691. M. NEWMAN, 3m - Ordinary, W. C. iu tore nun If J :±t i For Administrator * Diuniaion. - ^ GEORGIA—Wusbingtou Countr.t ”4 _ „ . Ordinary’s Offios. G. W. Cnmming, Administrator of Ure tate ot David O. Gumming, late of.•« ty deceased, applies to me tor 1 A tuisaioo from said adminiitrati pass npon said application ou tba ” TI day in Jnly next at my office ip fi’ant in aaid county. Given wndar my band oflhiallj dey of Mkrob, 1891. M. NEVVMAl ’ 3 “os. Ordinary W.'ffc . CAUTION. 10 «lu«>stions lor Tlilnklitn !?l«n. Does any prudent business man invest in railroad or bank stock on which ho has wait 5, 10, 15 or 20 years lor a dividend? Then w hy take life insurance in Mutual Lilo ot N-w York, or New York Lite or F.qnita- ble ol New York when you uati got the Life contract written wjtli large annual dividends by taking a Policy io the old Mutual Lile Insurance Company nt Ky. I will be glad to oall ou yon or hear from you nt any lime. Ii. O. JUNES, Sandeisville, Ga. Special agent for Mu April Cth. tual Life Ina. of Kv. WANTED-—Private Boarders at the Prin gle residence. Terms reasonable. Apply to 4t- J. M. Aiiiunoton, Prop’.- Frequently accidents occur in tho house bold which cause burns, cuih, sprains ;-ind bruises; lor uro in such oases Dr. J. U, Mc Lean's VolcsDia Oil Liniment has for many years been tho constant favorite family rem edy. * ” If yon suffer pricking pains on moving the eyes, or cannot bear bright light, aud find your sight weak aud failing, >0 ii should promptly use Dr. J. H. McLean’s Strength enlng Eye Salve. 25 cents a box. ” DURLOO’S ViBltinB a ‘ Kl BeSrel °“ rd8 Bt My pocketbook was stblei) on Monday,'Jt(h ol April, containing the following net** nod papers, namely: • Ouo uote ou Thomas H. Sparlia for rent ot laud loi the j ear 1891,''tdr SkffihO. <T> Ono and a half shares In the TannUle, Al. lianau store vslued ut S16.0U One note agaiust W. G. Robson for 426.00^ 4here -ere also some receipt*, dates and amountM not reojembtired. In the pocket book there wa« also over over $60.00 in money; $55 00 iu bills, $5.00 in gold snd some silver. All persons ure forewarned not to trad* tor uhove note*. Any information that nav lead 10 reouvery ot money, will be tbankIM. ly reoeived. v. „. N. L JJiUkiiGAN. May 7lb, 1891. SHERIFF’S SALES. GEORGIA—Washington Oountj. Will be sold before the Oonrt boot* doe in Suuriersville, G»„ on tb* first Tneedav I Jlllv. 1 Mft l Inti vnan tk.. I... I X. • * . July, 1691. between tho legal boon op the following prop-fly tO-wit / > Two bumired norea ol land, more or law ‘V 8 Ninety-sixth Dlsiriot. Georgia Militia! ot "asbingtoo county, situated on tb* wa ters ol tbe Ogeeohce river and bounded north by the Ugeecbea river, east by ibe lands o( Reuben May, <>n the south by lands ol Dr J. 1 May, on the w-st by land*, of W. L. Wilson and the lands of John p. T Brewster Levied on bn the properly ot Robert a. Wil- r * J vi Mlrvov, X J - mil* *00 to satisfy H fi la i«e-ied from Waahing. ton hnpenor Court, Notice ot levy given Sen. Co: A Curd. 7 ( To The Fai-mcutf V aahirigton | eilah to give you ndtjea that I have Uk*n hd EorekaMilla back, and with homst. cotopsteut and reliable men In obsrge, am now ready to do yoot grinding •* abort nqtioej.ott Thursday, Friday aud Saturday of eaah WMk. Forthe accommodvtion of my customer*. I will keep meal on band and exchange for corn, bushel lor bushel at any time. I will d£VOtiB(l ,|f .'Thabkina y»r3J# pmavimti-a your iatMeipattOaMfirrl-n.iLaiu truly, iwip»w*in ''kPy;* tv-:: W- -: s - : mm - „• ; ’ TIRRY M’F’Q CO., NdSHVIUI* Tnm,
