About The Sandersville herald. (Sandersville, Ga.) 1872-1909 | View Entire Issue (June 11, 1891)
The Herald & Georgian, MTABLWHKU 1ML WM. PARK, Editor aud Proprietor THURSDAY MOKNINU. JUNE 11, 1H91. The oily oonucil of Atlanta h«s r»i*«<l ,bc lioense of beer dealors from *100 to S2u0. Blind tiger* roam in Atlanta. Two honsca have been fined for selling liquor on Sunday, and also for having no lioenae. The Italian oities of Verona nnd Mantoa, were violently shaken by an earthquake on Sunday. Many houses were damagod, nnd au invalid lady died from fright. («Tli«ENUB!KKNT. ■OT», BEWARE. Obarlos Ozbnrn lying in Atlanta jail, tin der sentence of death on the 20th inst., is re ported in a dying oonditiou, and ofton in sane. From Friend lo frlrnri Goes the story of th« excellence of /food'* Sarsaparilla and what it has accomplished, and this is the strongest advertising which is done in beball of this medicine. We en deavor to tell honestly what /food's Sarsapa rilla is and what it will do, but what it has done is far more important and fur more po tent. Ite unequaled record of oares is sure to convince those who have never tried Hood's Sarsaparilla that it is an excellent medicine. Work on the W. A T. lailroui bridge is greatly retarded, owing to the (not that the cofier dam for the pur on tin < astern lit is constantly giving away. This pier is gi lug the builders Micro trouble than nil tl other three combined. — New Oilcans, June 3.—A colored gambler nnurd Snai Hmniucll, to day, shot a levee hand rlimed Ji-nimigs at I'ofnto Oenpe The other laborers rose tip and Lunged Hum moll and Alex, Campbell, an unknown gam bier. SandorsviUe Public School- Simoons nnd lllind Tigers will The examination of the pnpile by the Hoard I Doycotl loll, ot Education was completed last week. i Parents and true friends always wish for On Sunday a very large congregation as-'‘heir children and for the young people, the sembled at the Methodift Obtirob, to hearjhighest social privileges aud business advan- the eommenceinent sermon liy Rev. J. E. fsges They know the iiahitof dram drink Powell, president of Monroe Female College, l"g to ha the deadliest foe to theso privileges Forsyth Ga. The text was 110th l’a.,’ v 69 a °d advantages, and hence arises their in I thought on my ways and turned my feet vetemte and invincible opposition to liar nnto thy testimonies. The anhjeot was j rooms and to blind tigers, Tho sooiety to look after Russian Jews lias engaged four steam ora to bring them to Lon don, It is calculated 60.060 Jews will t landed on the i ham-s lief, i i the clo navigation on the Baltic, During the existence ot the Hoi'ihern Mu tnal company, Athens, $3,600,010 hos In, paid in in return premiums to the ii sure Several years ago the company dlstribul one mfllii-n to ita stockholders, and rot Ion ago tried to increase its president's snlury but the venerable and excellent ixecntiv declined io accept any additional oompensa tiou. Congressman Amos Cummings of N York, was in Macon, ou It ulnesday of last week. As lie is also ou the stall of the New Tork Bun, he had been interviewing Jndg Crisp as a candidate for Speaker. Mr. Cum mings is a fine example of what piuok and brains may accomplish in this grand repub lie. Though now of national fame, before the war he resided in Muoon aud was a priu ter on a daily paper then puhlishe' 1 there, and also ou tbo Savannah New a. His sue oesa in journalism aud in politics has been rapid, as a lecturer he has also achieved dis tinction, —. . , , Chancellor Thou. F. (jailor in a letter bear log date of 4th iBst., declines tho high honor ot the episoopal bishopric of Uoorgia. Tho letter is marked by a manly and high Chris tian spirit. While appreciating fully the high honor tendered, he thinks tho true iu terests of the clinroh cau he best conserved and advanced by his continuing to preside over the destinies of Sewaueo University. The Tonnille Error Yol. 1. No. 1., made its debut on Saturday Inst. Its indifference to praiso or censure iB inferred from its orig inal motto, '-If you don't liko it, pour it hack Id the jug.” Mr B. F. Jacobson is the proprietor, nnd Mr. John A. l’orry, oditor, of this new journuliRtio vouturo, to which the Uuui.o •xtends fraternal greeting. Winds unit Kuiii*. A violent wind and ruin storm passed over Sumter county ou Monday. At Cobh the Btoro aud smoke house of J. R. Howard were strnck by lightning aud burned, causing a loss of several hundred dollurs. Great damage was done to orops, fences tod limber iu Floyd county,by rain and wind on Sunday. Near Augusta on tho Pert Royal and Oharlistou railroad, over 10U feet of trnck was washed away by rain on Monday. Heavy rams aud winds are reported ns do ing great damage to crops and tenues ami trees on Thursday and Friday of last week, near Camilla. Muuduy l.nnii Ajgain. The Sunday law was rigorously enforced only one Sahhath in Atlanta. The law and Sunday men yielded lo the pressure and elarnor of the anti.law an 1 anti-Sunday meu This is not puttiug the case in a wrong light. Since the city and State law, now forbid open houses except drug stores, and lorbid the sale of cigars, tobacco, Ac., at all pluc.s, and allow only the sale ot soda ami drugs at drug stores, and the same interdictions arc made by the Divine law, it is certainly t, Ul . that the oily unthoritiee iu refusing to en force the Sunday laws, nullify their own lnws, the laws of the State and tho Divine law. If offloersoi the law, the sworn custodians knd exectors of the law, openly ignore and trample down the law, what will the lawless Basses do? This is the inauguration of law. lessness by lawmakers, and the example will sorely ho eagerly followed hv the degraded •nd lawless masses, who are ever defiant ot tew and order. The Hebxld would again rwpeotfully remind these nullifying official. Of the heroic *Dd chivalric McDonough the Meyor of Savannah, who thinks he should beep his oath to enforce the laws. Our Old Fire Com |M iay. ■ a olJ , oom Piny that we ho- longed to, Joe, away back iu '68, when von ood I ran with themaobiue.' Do vou remem Ur that big fire in J/otel Row, one Vreeffi™ Bight, when fifteen people were pulled out •f their burning rooms and came down the tedder in their night-clothes; and how 'Dick' Greene brought down two ‘kids’ at once-on • *■ hi8 .nf r m; a* 0t . he , r BlUD « t0 M* baok? Poor ‘Diok ! He got the catarrh dreadfully Ifom eo much exposure, and suffered from it flwe years or more. We thought once he was K ing tn consumption, sure. Rut finally he ard of Dr. Sage's Catarrh Remedy, and Wod it, ftDd it oured him upas sound as a' fint I tell you, Joe, that oatarrb remedy is' knMt thing. It saved a* good a man and •a M»r " ■ The young man that drinks a sooial glass soon finds himself ostracized from polite, social oirclos. Parents caution their daugh ters against him, public opinion, and the un written law of nigh propriety unite in oeu- suiing tho drinking habit with suoh empha sis, that tho devotee that oliugs to his cups, is soon dropped from the circle of polite so ciety. While loss of caste, social ostracism and at length degradation oling to the wine otip, it is a “truth known nnd read of all men", that a young man known to he firm and inti- xible in his habits of temperance, who stands like the rock of Gibraltar, against the seductive wilesol drinking associates, needs no highor passport to the best circles of so. oiety. Are theso statements overwrought? Cau they ho gainsaid? We affirm that they Hre true, and tho fact ot their truth is the main spring of the great hostility to the saloon a ,d lo the drinking club, Ilml seeks to boycott our beys (rom P'lished and refined soriety. Hut it tho bovoolt that ilio drinking hub- jit imposes on social cusie and status be true, |'he practical boyoott this evil works against mint, Miss Jordie Lilia., business openings and a Ivaufuges to our “Thought" and most beautifully,forcibly aud instructively, was it elaborated. All concur in high commendation of the sermon, and the ohristian hearing nnd spirit ol the minis ter. The exercises of Tuesday and of Tuesday night, consisting ol declamation from tho boys, recitation from the girls, by pupils in the various departments, and at night varied with drills, charades and choice mnslo, were admirably arranged, skilfully executed and heartily appreciated. Commencement day the large hall was well Uilod, and the large audienco Was treat ed to the following interesting programme: INVOCATION. Chorus, Our Fat,ire Course. Bulnlatoiy, Mies Nora Blrnuge, 2d honor. Reoi, 1, Story of the Bridge Keeper, Miss Leila Duggan, MUSIC. E(S ,V. The Deceplibilily of the Age, Misa Mattie Hobson. Cla-s liielnry, Miss Lula Havis, 31 honor Sung, OU Tin Dipper, Miss Willie Wat kins, Decteui.-lion, Jacob Hermann. E say, Com men f. rro. Class l’ropl oey, .Miss Eva Gallaher. Sot'K, Mias Xitb to So ilio Fannie Giluiore. Valeiliotorj Mibb Claudia Martin, 1st liou- or. Animal Addrfeft, Hon. U. L. ltogerH. Delivery l) ,iluman, Dr. 11. N. Uollifield, i’riHt. Bo ird. l’n sentatin of Medala, lion. Johu //aim >n, Major of Teuniilit, Ga. NAMLH ( V TUP. rOinOI.AlU TO WHjM THU HAIP MID AH AKK AWAltllKb. 1st Grille, Mias Claude Marlin. " Mibb Nora Strango. 2ii,1 Grade, Mibb Alien Evuuh. " Eddie Htul'hs. 3rd Grade, Mibk Addie Leo Martin. “ " Dtlli Iliohurda. 4ili Grade, Mas Lizzie Ilurr'a, “ Louis Evans. 5ih Grade, Edgav Lawson. “ Minb Ellin Francis 6th Grade, Miss Lucy Hines. “ " Kvin Hood 7th Grade, Ilounie Boyor. “ Uohert Lawson. 8th Grade, Misa Maude Walden. " “ Lizzie Hobson. 9th Oi»de, Miss Atiuie Boyer. “ Jordan Francis. “ Miss Mary Bangs Tajbulton, llonoiahlo mention. lUth Grade, Bradford Houghton. Miss Bessie Ivuy. The following special medals were also awarded; For excellence in spelling, Miss Willie U. llall; best examination iu niusio, Mias Beulah Ivey. The address of Hon, It, L. Rodgers wns well delivered and abounded in wise coun sels, couched in lino language, aud oommun- dod good uttentioD. The addresses of Pres't, Uollifield and of lion. J. O. Harman vvero brief hut pertinent and opposite to the oo- ■usion. Time lorbids longer notice now. The Lawson Literary entertainment came off last night, and doubtless proved a happy olimux to tho superb round of intellectual pleasures. Mirtlu M. Tanner, Donnville, Inil., writes- ‘1 had blood poison trom birth. Knots on my limbs were as large as lien’s eggs. Doc tors sam I would bo a cripple, but B.U.H. bag oured tut) sou ml and well I shull over nuise tbo day the meu who invented BleoJ Ldiu were born." 1’ %FT. JOIcC II. UILiK*, BEN. I’lie Pioneer ol (JiloNville Fusses Awti) m IIIh Old Home, As Cupt. (lilia was u native ol this county aud spent tbe years ot youth and early man hood here, wo reproduce the following ac count ot his death from tho Macon Telegraph ot Friday last The Telegraph wu lt.nru is iu error as to ilia age, as ho is Hai l to have been about 66 ears old at time of his death. He was one of (lie best known aud most popular railroad couiluetors in the State; Mr. John U. Giles of South Macon, oue ol the best known uieu in the city, died at :30 o'clock yesterday alternoon. lie lmd been iu ill health for several weeks trom dropsy, and liis death was not unexpec ted. Mr. Gik-B was in ids 70th year, nnd was horn in Washington uouuty. About 40 years ago he was employed as a conductor on the Southwestern railroad. Lat6r, ho was en gaged in ilia binning business and ulso be tue the oivucr i t corral lerahlc property. In l-8u Mr. Gil,a wus elected a member ot the hoard ol Mibb comity conjmiasionera ml served two terms, retiring iu 1808 He died in tbo bouse which had been his home tor many years. He was one of the first residents ol that vicinity, whioh was until rooently called Giiesvillo, alter him. Mr. Giles wu: a mun of vigorous mind aud strongly marked traits of character, aud his death ih roRrettc-d by many, //is wife survives him, also a giowu son. A Wholesale Groceryman. Mr.T. D. Meador of the firm of Oglesby A Meador, thinks it is just us important to tortily against the sudden sttaoas of tho bowels, as ngaiust tho robber that invades the household. He says Dr. Riggers’ Huckleberry Cordial is a weapon, a d #u d shot to bowil troubles. young meu ia no lens true and appalling Wbat business is open to the young mau that drinks? Tho farmi r will not employ Hitch a mau iih munager, or as a laborer. The merchant, grocer or druggist never has placo for such a man. Tuo plaoe of nuch mau in the professions of law or tundioino, nlways ut (lie bottom of the ladder. Tne great corporations of the country, tho Express Companies aud Railroad companies generally, all close their doors nud places igalnst the young man that driuks. Now wlmt will our hoys, yes onr boys, that we love, what will they do to meet the boycott? It you drink, you have already seen that the guirisli pleasure of the cup,aeon “biteth iik s serpent, and Btingetli like an adder," and i imt “ ’Ida but a grain ol sweet tbit one can sow To reap n harvest ol wi lo.wasting woe. 'I lieu boys if dram drinking boycotts you from society and boycolta you from business, your duty is plain, meet it like men and now unit forevi r, boycott the saloon, boycott the blind tiger, boycott dram drinking. Do this our boys, and then like the open sesame of tho mugician, wtda open will ily the doors of sooiety’s charmed ciroles, to greet and welcome you, and the avenues of business and uiartB of trade, will reaoh out utter you, and hail you, as the very men they are looking for. The iollowing startling facts tram the Na lion, shows the practical boycott tho drink ing plague enforces against, railroad work, In this tree country, do not be boycotted by whisky: ‘The agency of tho ruilroad companies in promoting temperance is not generally appreciated. They omploy 689,912 persons not counting those who mine the ooal and iron, make the rails or locomotives, or build the cars and carriages usod by tho road. The Height and passenger trallio of tho country is practically controlled by 609 ot these cor potations, aud of theso 600 no fewer than 375 prohibit the nse of intoxicating liquors by their employes, among the number being most of the largest companies. The Brother, hood of Locomotive Engineers uses its in. fiuenoe in the same direction. “Whenever a member of the order is known to be dissi pateil, says Mr. Arthur, long the head of the organization, we not only expel or suspend him, but notify his employers,’ nud during i lie last year 375 members were expellod for this ounse. This is only one illustration ot the way in whioh praotioal business oousij. orations are operating to promote the spread of temper,inoe, It ia pnrely a m.ttor of busi ness with the ruilro.id companies. They siiuuly cannot afford to employ n man who is liable auy day to get drunk and precipi fate some terrible disnater. The average man thus comes to see that it is money in hi-* pooket,’ in moro senses than one, if he keeps out of tho saloon; and tho moral is not lost upon him. A Little Gill's Kxpwrlcncc Iu Ll|[liilitmsii, Mr. and Mrs. Loren i’reacort are keepers of the Gov Lighthouse at Build Reaoh,Mich, and are blessed with udaughter four years old. Last Aprii sbo was taken down with mea sles followed with a dreadful cough and turn ing into a Fever. Doctors at home and ut De troit treated her, but iu vain, she grew worse rapidly, uutil alia was a more "handful of Across flic iiivp, to the Fur West, On Steamboats, oars and atuge-ooaohes, Hoh tetter s Stomach Ritters is carried as the most important item in the materia medloa of the traveling public. It deprives vitiated, brack ish wuter of its hurtful properties and exe orable ilavor, counteracts tho pernicious of foots upon the stomach of bad or indigoati bl*’ ford, remedies cramps, heartburn and wind upon tho stomach. It la n flue defense against malarial disorders, nullifies the ef- tte's ol excessive heat, cold and damp, re lieves sickheudache, and is an incomparable cure for co9tivencB8 and biliousness. The tatigue ot travel ollen lolls most disastrously upon invalids and convalescents, occasional V to sueh an ixtentas lo jaopardtzo Lie Persona iu feeble health, apprehensive of ba t i ff, ets from travel, will, n provided with tbo Ritters, be lar less likely to bnvo thoir fears realized. New York, June4 —Twenty-three immf gr ills were today sent back to Europe liy the Federal authorities ot tho barge office. They were all ponniless.and liable to bocome public charges. One ef tho men returned made au affidavit that he bud been assisted to oome to America by government agents in Ireland. tar* a fireman as ever trod shoe leather." bones”.—Then sh6 tried Dr. King's New Discovery and after the use of two and half bottles, was completely cured. They say Dr. King’s New D'soovery is worth its weight iu gold, yet you may get a trial bot tle tree at Wm. Rawlings’ Drug Store. —ita Aeuratylc Versons And those troubled with nervousness resulting from care or overwork will be relieved by taking ImSSSmSSmaSIamOK INFANCY TO OLD AGE. Nothing is more remarkable than the fact that a medicine wh oh is powerful enough to oare the moBt horrible form of blood poison ing can bo given with impunity to u little child that is ailing; and yet this is the re cord of Swift's Speoitio (88.8 ) It is a germ destroyer, u purifier, a great remedial agent; it is powerful, and yet harmless; it is a med icine that oontaiua no mineral poisous;all its results are beDefioent; it is compounded from nature’s own laboratory, and works on nature’s lines to cure diseuse; it restores, re vives and reinvigorates the system; it may be used as a tonio by the most delicate wo man; it may be given to build up tbe consti tution of a little child, or it may be employ ed to restore to health the unhappy viotim of blood poisoning. In each case it will work wonderful results. j DEDICATION AT HOLTON. A l.targ-p Atfi-iMlmirciit the Park JleinorlMf * Impel. (Macon Telegraph June 8th.) A large congregation gathered at Holton on yoeterdiiy to witness the dedicatory service of tho Park Memorial church at Holton This beautiful edifice was erected by Gapt. R E. Park in memory of his lamented wife, It is looated near the railroad and coat over >.000. The following ministers were present and participated In tho morning service; Revs. W. O. Bass D. D., J. O. A. dark, D. D., Dr. H. Harvey, O. A. Snow nnd Wm. Park. Tbe sermon wsh preached by Oapt. Park's brother, the Rev. Wm. Park of Bandersville, Tho text was taken from Matthew xvi. 18. Alter tbe eormon was over citizens of Hol ton, in behalf of Capt. Park, pressntod the elegant building for dedication. IlKBOLimoNH ADOPTED, The following resolutions wore adopted by by the oitizons of Holton: “Whereas, Gnpt. It. E, Park has erectod a beautiful and costly church building at //olton, as a memorial to his beloved wife, Mrs. Elln Holt Park, tbo Baid chinch having this day boon dedicated to the service of God, ws, the citizens of Holton, iu mooting nssrmblod, passed the Pillowing resolutions: “Resolved, That the entire coniraanity hearlly commend the t oble spirit whioh prompted (,\,pt 1'iuk lo i root this memoriul to his beloved wife. To tlioso ot us now living sLe needs no memorial, having beer reared in our midst and intimately known to many of us during her childhood. It was only lnoessary to kuow her to esteem und love her, hut lo tho riniDg generation this beautiful memorial will attest the high con slderatiou in which site wns held. “Resolved, That tbo thanks of the peopl of Holton are hereby tendered Copt. Park for erecting this beautiful churob in our midst, and we trust that the great recorder ;ol tmeh deeds will abiiudautiy bless him. "Resolved, That the secretary he requested to traDamit a copy of those resolutions Gapt. l’srk aud preserve a oopy among the reoords of Park Memorial church." The congregation by a rising voto adopted tho resol ntious. Mis. Ella lloit Park was tho daughter of Mrs. Justice L. 1/ 0. Lamar, and this noble woman was present us a witness to the ded icatory survioo. l’hero was a basket dinner in abundance on the grounds,and tbo day was ouo of profit To the above from the Telegraph the Unit. aud udds the following notos: Tu tho altornoon a largo congregation re assembled, and Dr. Bass preaohed an excel lent and touohiug sermon from.Mark xiv, 9. At tho conclusion oi the sermon, nil were invited to show their fraternal foelings for oaoh other, their love nud reverence for the sauotuary and their joy and gratitude at the oroction of this beautiful temple by coming forward and shaking hands. The prompt ness with which this proposition wns aecep ted und the graoious in fiuenoe, that seemed to dominate the entire assembly, made it an occasion that will long he remembered, Ibe beautiful building was the admiration of all. It is of brick of tho Queen Anne or der, with a recess in the rear for the pulpit lighted by beautiful itainod glass windows, ulso a neat gallery over tho halls in front, and the whole Hurmouutod by a symmetrical tower. Tho sittings ore of boautiful opera chairs, arranged in a uovel but oonvonioDt manner. The pulpit, altar nnd aisles aro all handsomely oarpotod. Nothing in fuot seems to have been left undono, that could add tho beauty and elegance of tho structure, nor to the comfort of the worshippers. Rarely has it teen our good fortune to see a more pleasant, harmonious and accordant congregation, of a day marked by more fra tornul feeling, than this Iiolton congrega. tion, and this bright first Babbath of Juoo, I Mullered from n Bevc-re cold in mv bead for months and could get not relief Wns advised to use Ely’s Cream Balm has workod like magic in its cure. I nm’free trom my oold after using the Balm ouo week, and I bolieve it ia the bent remedy known. Samuel J. Harris, Wholesale Grocer, 119 Front 8t., Now York. - ~ i ridmleville, Misa Bessio Sparks the efficient assistant teacher in the Alt. Vernon Institute, l.ft on I uesday for her home in Sundersvilio. were sorry to see Miss Bessie leave Riddle vlllo; and were we to say that everybody liked her, wc would only be saying what everybody knows lo ho so; and we might properly bo mot with this question, how can aynliodj know her, and not like her? The school at the Ins'lints will be cirried on by professor Kelly, without an assistant As is usual at this seas on ol the yoar, quite a number of students are ucoeasarily com- pc-lled to change their base ot operations from the schoolroom to tho inside oi the fence, consequently t‘‘ e number of students must diminish, Mrs. Doctor Popo stJAi liugors; we are sor ry to learn that she is gradually growing worse. Mr. Aden Viniug is still quite Tow, with no improvement in his condition. Rev. Mr. Bolaud nnd lady have returned from a visit ot several days to Bummertown their former home. Mr. E, M. Smith aud lady of Statesboro, are visiting relatives anti old friends in and around Riddleville. Airs. Cullio South has removed from States, boro to Riddlovillo |which place will be her future homo, Air. U. Truluokasd Uwly of Tennille, mad* ujsbort visit to our town this momteg Airs. T. C Davis has Loen sick for a few days, we learn that she is Letter. Mrs. J. Y. Bryan is quite sick, soon to note her recovery;. Rev. J. A Alobley reports a good meeting on last Sunday at l'L,as„ut Hill, and an ex cellent sermon from Rev John Uarrison, Justice. Juno 8th, 1891. wo hope Airs. Lanrn Hart, Beaufort, S. C., write*: "A loathsome form of blood poison was kill ing me. Aly appetite was lost, my bones ached, and part ol my flvsh seemed as if it wonld oome off my bones. A iriend brought mo a bottle of B. B. B. The sores begun healing at onoe, and when 1 nnd taken two bottles I surprised my friends at my rapid recovery." Cheap Funerals In New Vork. A lies tor street undertaker says: "Fu nerals don’t come very high in this neighborhood, but such as they are the P°°r jieople seem to have trouble paying the bills. I furnish what i.t considered a respectable funeral for f5.50, but that docs not include any carriages. The coffin and the hearse attendance is all that I can giro for the money. The people in this neighborhood are mostly Polish JvW:. and Greeks, who are nearly ali vary poor, and **.50 represents a '•nail Aartnne, Only a few of them, W ,n y experience, hnve ever expressed any objection to having their dead buried iu Potters field, but they all are sensitive and superstitious about tlie funeral, and will sacrifice almost anything to obtain a coffin aud hearno. "They seem to have no ideu of tho value of our money. A woman, whoso husband died tho other day, eamo to mo with a brass ring, which t,ho thought 1 would take iti exchange for a coffin. Shu was very much surprised when I refused Iter, nnd offered to work for me for a year if I would only give her husband a docent funeral. Ho was finally buried at tho expense of the city,”—Now York Letter. Red, Violet and Black Inks, DURLOO, tbe Printor. THE HEW WEBSTER JOflr PUBLISHER—ElfTOELT REV. 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JORDAN, BANDERSVILLE, GA. ^•-"//ogology," a pamphlet on swine, will ha mailed to any nc " up.uipu.c. uu n„.uc, w.,., a G ? to Mr »; 0- 0..Brown to get a naw Boms lo any address on reoeipt of n two- ,: ? ew ' D B machine. Can make easy term if roa oent stamp. JOS. HAAS, V. 8. llo “ Wftnl t° P*y '-ash. J0 " Indianapolis, Ind. I Beech A Famikr, Jan. 22, '91, e o w | Lootaviutg Oa, KING On account of my inability to attend to my Aliiling and Gin basiuiss, and my son the only help I had, having a bail neoidont in having his arm broken, whioh will render him uuiiblo to oarry it ou ns heretofore, ] offer lor salo my entire business in Tonnille. Tliis includes a J aero lot in the contra ot tho husinoas part of Teunillo, also One 50 //. p. Boiler, One 40 U, p. Engine, all new, 2 Sets of corn mills all in good order. Planing mills with all fixtureR; 2 Gins, Press and all fixtures complete, Shafting, Pulley, Ac. Gin //onse 25 x 60, Mill House 25 x 00. Eogino House 25 x 45. Planer Shed 24 x 60. One of tho best stands in Middle Georgia to do a Milliog and Gin business. 1 ginned last season 860 halos oi cotton ut 35 ots, per hundred. Any one with capital oan make it ono of the host paying husmessos iu tho county I also have second bund machinery for huIo, cheap, One 20 H. P. Boiler with engine, all in good ordor, nearly now, One 10 H. P. Engino and Boiler, One Shingle Maonine, One Lath Maehino, Ono Saw Mill complete, One good curriage for Haw Mill, Pulleys, Shafting, Edging Saws, Swing out off Saw, with many other articles too numer ous to montion. I will sell all of the above cheap to good parties, and give time on all or any part. For prioos, write or call on me at Tennille. I will also sell one of tho best Dwelling lots iu Tennille, conveniently located to tbo mill lot. One acre lot, with 9 room house oomplote, with lot, barn, stalls, Ao. Address, W. J. 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Patent! obtained through Mnnn A Oo. are utdiced in the Bcientitio American froo. The advantage of such notice is well under-Hood by all persons who wish to dis pose of their patents. Address HUNN k « AMtittiCAM. 301 Broadway. New York- Office Scuurrxno Roy’s Blood Purifier Cures Boils, Old Sores, Scrofulous Ulcers, Rcrof. nlous Sores, Scrofulou* Humor and nil scrofulou* diseases, Primary, Secondary aud Tertiary Con- tageous niood Poison, Ulcerous Sores, diseases of the Seal- - - curinl Rheumatiam, Diseases of the Bones, Gen. eral Debility and all diseases arising from impurt Blood or Hereditary Taint. Sold by retail drug gist*. *1 per bottle. Roy Remedy Co., Atlanta, Ga. OU TABLE WATERS. UNDERWOOD SPRING WATER, ITS DAILY USE PREVENTS Bright’s Disease, And cures Dyspepsia, Rheumatism, Gout, Grovel, and Diseases of ths Kidneys and Liver. Amplo evidence of tbe truth of the claims, made by the most Eminent Ehyatciansof America, for the ofllcaoy of the Undei woo.i Sprinc Water ft8 rnu re TO t V al f*K? uk ’ will bo furnished upou application to the Compauy. lho Water is for sale by hirst-class Druggists and Grocsrs, nut uo CASES OF 50 QUART BOTTLES. P P " '‘100 PINT EFFERVESCENT THE UN DERWOOD COMPANY, FALMOUTH FORESIDE, MAINE, U. S. A May 14, ’81,—tf. m JAS. & CO. DALY Successors to Daly & Armstrong In announcing to the citizens of Wash ington and surrounding counties the change in the old firm, we beg to state that, our MR. DALY was the manager and buyer of the old Firm; 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 & iFashionableTMaterials, but to add to and strengthen it. We have nowja store the best'stook of Dry Goods, Notions and Novelties, that hard labor, scrupulous care and a thorough knowledge of the want* of the people of this section cau procure. We give an ^Absolute Guarantee ON PRICES agaiust EVERY market in the United States. Our Silks, Wool Dress Goods, aud Trimmings are universally admired for their exquisito beauty & extremely low pricer. Scotch, French aud Domestic Ginghams in numberless pattorns ot pri ces within roach of all, calicoes, standard brands five cents per vortl. PLAIDS, CHECKS and DOMESTIC goods at FACTORY PRICES. HOSIERY,UNDER WEAR,GLOVES,HANDKERCHIEFS,CORSETS, LACES and EMBROIDERIES at low Tariff prices. With an immeusa stock, and polite and efficient clerks, we GUARANTEE SATISFACTION to all customers. Samples furnished upon application. In writincj.ftw samples please state as near as possible wbat you need, aud iu ordering goods, say if we can substitute articles in case goods ordered have been sold. We can save you money on your Goods for plantation use. Call and bo convinced. Polite attention to all visitors, misrepresenta tions positively forbidden. fje p 1* acknowledged tbe leading remedy (or eonorrhuta A Gleet. The only aaie remedy (or X<eooa»rli«eaor White*. I prescribe it and (eel mm ouij fcy sale in recommending it IheEvakbChemimlOo. to ail autrerere. k Cincinnati,o.SHBI A. J. stonkh, M. D., Dbcatub. Tr-r- -SteYcffasgr* apr 30, ’91—tf JAS. DALY & CO., AUGUSTA, GA.
