About The Sandersville herald. (Sandersville, Ga.) 1872-1909 | View Entire Issue (June 18, 1891)
IgCAL ITEMS, ONU R1VJOYS Both tho method ami reeulta w beu (#j n^ o f Fi ( ;« m taken; it i« plea^nt and rtfrmkiug to the taste, and acts J«» prompt‘7 on the Kidneys, Bowels, cleanses the eyg- tern elfcctiistlly, dispels colds, head- Hches and levers and cures linhitual constipation. SVrup 0 f Figs is the only remedy of its kind ever pro- duced, pleasing to the taste and nc- ceptnhle to the stomach, prompt in H* action and truly Iwneficinl in its sfl -cts. prepared only from the most ht .thy and agreeable substances, its many excellent q mlities commend it to all and have mado it tlio most popular remedy known. I'-yrup or Fig., i, f or ea , 0 |n 60c and $1 bottles by all leading driur- A ,"y reliaMo druggist who »«y not have it on hand will pro- sure it promptly for any one wlvo wi f? to try it. Do not accent am- sulislltut accept any CALIFORNIA ho SYRUP CO 3*1 UtAHClSOO, CAL. LOUISVILLE, KV. ’ HEW VOKK, V / OlIUJICII SERVICES. Oil- Sunday. METHODIST- PresohinR in Sm lrrsvllle at 11 a m T, V . n... Rov. tv. Weston, pastor. ” ,d Preaching at Temillle. on Saturday and Buuiinv nt 11 a. in. by tlio pastor, itov.' T J Beck. C’llIilHTUN, rreaoliidR In the city at 11. a m. and 7 n. ■ • Btv, I'. Ij. Aifnum, paster CATHOLIC. Services oaoh 3rd Sunday, oonduotod by lift riither Kouno<ly. J Tbore will bo preaching at Bethlehem, on Ss-ard..! and Sunday at 1 ] a, m. by tbo pas- lor, Jltv. W. J. Durham. Preach log at Ohoopie on Saturday and nnnday.at 11 a. in. by tho pastor, Uev. B J] IfUJ. | Bit IE I LOCALS. [ Monday neat 1, the longest day of the year,-the summer solstice. Tax Keoeivcr Strange closes bis books on 1 mst. Have you given in your taxes? The (ones of tbo reboot bell, and the glee- T0lcf80< school children on our streets arc now much missed. Charles Perry a well known colored man, Uled on Saturday morning last. Housekeepers will find good recipes in this paper for making blackberry wine, and blackberry cordial As berries are so ahum dant this season, wine, cordial and jam al, 0 should be niatje liberally lor winter use. Teachers will see on (he lirst page a eirou , from Stale School Commissioner Hradwell relative lo tlie Peabody Inetitule. It is very desirable, that teachers generally should at tend its session. PERSONAL. the Second Quarterly Conference for San- dersvllle and Tennllls .tation „, U be ho ,j this afternoon at 4 o'clock, at the Methodist oh u rob, Chicken caiing 0 als nre uow a favorite aversion with Sandersvilln housewives. , y have fought against tho plagueof mites burned old nests, made new ones, used sub phur, carbolic acid, insect powder Ac, and nursed tbo little biddies through oold days and rain amt dew only to b. o them devoured by prowliug und howling oatri. loo badl Commencing next Sunday, and running through tho summer, t u regular Sunday Mornrng servto.a at the M thodl.M church will begin at half past ten o'clock instead of at. eleven as heretofore. Hon s This t Wo offer One hundred Hollars Reward for laLin"u I \' r ‘ r ' b ,bl " ouu 1101 be cured lajutig Hall s (latarrh (lure. We V, HLNK y 0 ■ l ‘ rn l’".. Toledo. O. 're, the undersigned, have known F. ■ J( . *°, r VOIUH, HU'] b‘lif*Vfi | j|), perfectly honorable in all t’uainess ^.Vh c 1 W- H> "" 1 Ur " ,n< i-lly "l b. to car?y t„' v obligations made ny their ,i rIU y 1 “ n -' VV ,V T 1 r , n “' " b"l-8<lo 1 'ruggis's Toledo ,n ' v Marvin, Wholesale Drug gists, Toledo. Ohio, lg Ibdl s Catarrh Cure is tak.t, interuallv I.ersmTh 's" 1 '. 0 " M,i K "' 1 bmvous snr. Cfh ° , he lft ® 1 ' ' ouials sent Ire . ,. . 1 Hoe 75c. p< r bottle, oold by all Druggists. 1 • *1. t-.Hl.NEV &CO., Toledo, 0. Jil VlVUl .71«>f(|]|g, HIED, The Infant son of Mr. and Mrs. M. H. lloy. •r died on yosterdsy aged four months, and" will bo buriod this morning at 1) o'olrck. "Ere sin eould I.light or sorrow fade, Death came with friendly care, The opening bud to hoavon.conveyed, And hade It blossom there.” Adtiob to Womb*' If you would protect yourself from Painful, Profuse, Scanty, Suppressed or Irregular Men struation vo.u must use BftADFIEi.D’S FEMALE REGULATOR On Sunday night the pastor Kev. J, W. Weston began a series ol meeting at the Methodist Church in this place. On Mon- day Rev, E. F. Morgan of Wurtbon oumo to his ossistanoe, and on Tuesday Rev. I, F. Cary of Tmuillo also paitioipated in the sorvicea. The attendance has been enoour- aging and a degroe of inlet eat manifested in tho success of the meeting, mat has been truly gratify jug. The regular servloea oousist of a prayer service, with brief leoture at 9 s m„ prayor meeting for men at 5 p. m. and preaching ut 8 p. m. a. A P r L' ». 188fl - s' , w Jb Vtti-fTTr that lyvw members of mV llste family, e.r>«r having sufferetl for from ■eiatiiial Irraaslarll,, tvxsted WlMapul lasncCl. bv payslclaas, »s«fk!ot*l y cured by ono bottle •ejns- f at i* n mh y cn r»f bv onobo’ttfs all f./nalo'aiaeaaea!' 11 BRADFICLD RtGULATOR CO.. ATLANTA, CIA. SOU SA.LB US ALL JJUUQQI3TB, aZMASF 111 * ObWobi Inarket. Ooo1 Middling gc Middling..... 7 Low MiiVUiopj **’ r»i Qoo] C> (liriarv qi Ord innr.\ ‘ ...... G ^ RVADEl|<tvif,M PIIOTINIOK B nt uAiit, 2*™ n m 'les por lb ® to 8 5 4 jv | [ innr - 5.75 1 " 131 “15 f» n 'lld»is “ 7 ,, ** r '' “ v "'.!!!!!*.!!! @"8j" r. 20, 2* “ 5} @ CJ - — v ,, 'ii”. 5 at! small ‘punlitlee, piioea a traction higher n r $5.76 „ 105 (loz, 1 it on rlof flu... 2(1 (u)'25 ,, 0 " l ' kvl,1 15 (<« 30„ Oafs 8 'Uv. So Mr •x'r. 0 li'-itf Jatellipont Readero will notioe that MihmIuv's Smlcra. Tho pastor Rtv. it. H. Ivey beiog absent ai Irwin ton. tho Huptist pulpit was ailed by our young oonntyman, Rev. J. Q. Harrison of Harrison, though now professor in 7/iwas- seo College. The preaoher’s text was tho brief olause, "Relieve the Gospel," Mark 1—15. I he importance ol this command was urged as owbracing the Gospel in its entirety, not yielding a mental assent merely, but believe it, so as to stake our all upon it, Not toning it down to adapt it to our views and hopes, and saying that tho worm that dieth not, will live only lor a few yoars, and the lire that shall not he quonohed, bnrnetb but for u time. Rut believing it with the whole heawt, puts a new principle into tiie man, it pats a new force there that is a power for good for all time. The nutiro sormon was impressive and commanded the closest attention. All too admired the spirit of zoul and ohristian hu mility, of the young preaoher. 1 lie sormon at night waB, wo learn, also highly appreciated. Rov, Mr. Heston at night preached in the Methodist oburoh an awaktuiug sermon irom Rom. 0: 1, 3, Ii was an appropriate in troduction to tho special services, he was then inaugurating, Mrs. Sallie Read Lippinoott, and ohiidren of Pblindidphia, are visiting the parents of tho former, Dr. and Mrs. S. D. Rrantley. .Irs. Eippmeott ,s ever a welcome visitor to oandeMvillQ. Mrs. CNtomio Robison spent several days m the oity last week Hho roturned to War. Teuton on Sunday, uoeompaniod by Mrs. M* Newmao, of this city. Mrs. A. H. Houghton with littloi daughter of Cordele, is visiting her mother and sisters in this oity, Col. T. H. Pottor aud wife are enjoying the breeaes at Austell, and tho healthful ws. tors of Lithia 8prings. Ool, Potter oarne to the city ou Friday on a special oase, but soon left sgain for Austell. Judgo Hines made a brief business visit to Satidersvillo on Friday, returning with Mrs Hines and his daughter Miss Luoio on Sat' urday. Their many friends are always de- ■ ighted to bsvo them as visitors to our oity. Alias Mary R. 8h e pp ttr d Hjstpr of iley p U. Sheppard has returned fiom Atlanta, with her eyes greatly improved by tho treatment ol that skillful ooulfat Dr. A. R. Calhoun. She fools very hopeful of permanent relief at an early day. ller uieoo Miss Gussio Shop, lmrd who accompanied her, has also return- ed. Miss Willie Park and her brother Mr. R. ^ Turk went to Sylvania ou Saturday last. ARsn Mattie Butcher who has been teach ing tor several months in Swaiusboro return, ed on Monday. She remained a few days to " tUuJ lljfl ixiellent meuling just hold there niter her auhool oIosihI, Col. (’. It lb ingle went to Maoon to attend the annual meeting of tho Board of Trustees of the Wesleyan Female College, ids) to bo present at the commencement exorcists. Mrs. A. M. Scarborough ol Cordele is visi- ling her daughter llr», Fr.uk Arnau. Itev. R. It ( lvs> | raaohed the commence- ' nt t eim in on Sunday in lrwinton. Misses Mary am (;„rri« floberts lelt. on edncsd.ij nt last wo”U lor visits to llvph ztball, Augusta and Sjiurtanburp, S 0. Aina Annie S.vint ul ibis oouuty is visitiug her Motor, Mis U H S Jaeksonor Hepbzl bah. Gainer Thigpen an I Eddie Oohen, students of the Middle Ga. Ciliege at Milledgeville are spending vauattou ut home, ilisB Salli i Warren I-ovett is visiting in Alilledgevillo Mr. Louis ( olfen aud lady attended com meucemont last week at Milledgeville. Miss Ella MartiD a pupil of the Southern Female College at LaGraugo returned the pii«t week for tho vacation. Mr. Geo. D. Reinhart vis led his daughter, Mrs. L. C. Perry of Dublin lust week. He tells tho Hkuaui tho difficulty in planting piers, in the (Jounce Hr the r ailroad bridge do not abate. There seems to bo a bold spring beneath that oan not bo oheckcd nor turned from its oourso. Mr J. W. House well known hero, in a re- otnt writ, up of Cl irksville is highly oornpli- mooted as an enterprising business man, and a genial gentleman. Mrs. G. J. Elkins of Ooonee, was among our oommonoement visitors last week. Mr. H. J. Hodges tbo Heiuld's facile cor respondent at Oconee, made a pleasant oall at tho offioo on yesterday. Mr. Qeo. W. Mills we are pleased to state is steadily iuiproviug, Mr, J. W. Duggau aud family have return ed to Handersvillo uuil occupy the Riley lot on Uairis street, IIq is building a ware room toi Lang A Winn and will soon he ready lor other contracts. Mr 0. R Scarborough uud Ernest Jerni g*n wen* to Louisville on Tuesday. The for mer took a photogrupk of Brookius, who is to ho huug to-morrow. Mr. It. I> Roughlou left on Alonday for the encampment at Chiokamaugu. Highest of afl Leavening Power._U. S. Gov't Report, Aug. i 7 , ,889. aocidentg occur in the house- brni O a. hi r 0h 0B "? bnrn "' «P»>us and bruises, for use In such oases Dr. J. It. Me “f Rn * Voloanio Oil Liniment has for many years been the constant favorite family ram 7 80ffet 1 pricking pains on moving the tour el/hi t** bri « ht "Rhb sod find your sight weak and failing, vou should MeT, Dr ' 'V H McUna '* Strengu, ening fcye Halve. 25 cents a box. ABSOLUTELY PURE To Hie XVin,la or i .. "”r* -“»» Cru: j ,f.r7“'.»«a. is,"*’ “SShi b" >h 1 T" 1 "? ot • u »«« Soft rooklnirs suit the runti, , la.IVw^i tho disown U1> f ° r yottr8 and ‘iKSJSAis, ?^ b "’ “ So easily u,«, mnK gropa oni t t„ne tired lnmb?’ * l ° <l ° QwiImn , a Pe so eagerly th u BUn absorb, ; „ , ‘ „ . ,u “^ )r ’'lorchivnt. In 1878 Mutter- So uulckiy does n, e roso n ,10ni •ost his wife,» verv beautifnl worn. Iha^omhclrsakm. blow of ^oso loss^ convofted hini fr.Tm^ -Mary A. Atasea la Hi. Nicholas. ^i"* ma " to * _____ ouoms. m siuitiiropical recluse. Ho dismissed Curative Value of l|„ t Water. ° f . 1 8 8ervant8 “bd refused to admit Even savafies, whose poi,u_, lot () f civ frLmn 811 , 0 ^’' i Ven hU W08t ^timato Him Hon but of tho want of lt-is far bl m 1 ul ^° nie - low tbo boiling point, kmw tlio nssuag wretob IT* lh | in few yoRr8 U(xam e ing mid comforting power of hot wab-r. sought^'.’ ne ‘] ay tho b» ha PP y man Long before Ainerictt wns troddon bv foul 8 . I nln , ont Uwyer of Muncio, other feet than theirs the various hm R “ u ° uncln K hl * jntonUon of travel- spnngH had been frequented by tho In- mil l, ri ' Htoratinn of Ws strength diuna for tho enroof their ills and nils HtrunJ" 1 " l?' V u n M hU> ftgent ftn(1 in- and it is they who liavo often taught us ^^ 0,,s . k> a low ]li » honso to remain the whereabouts of these iVthondif arid! l^t) mite^tt W h ° ' ef ‘ ffc No ono there nro few more interesting sights to-!, ft ° r eve “ Hio extensive duy Hum one of those hot' - pHngsf where 1 8 ! irro " n ' ,in « ft - No limit was the steaming stream gushes from the % 1 “ < * ndefl Absence, and no mountain side, where the sick And the out h lt « y *» r 8»' , ippe< | by with- lame are brought ou litU-rs and go awav! ?| l dancing. It seems, in tho case 0 f the in^T 1 y, i h °T 0V ® f ’ Ws hein *> o 0 " 01 ^- natural outflow of hot water from none and for, W T' <W ’ ^ UlG hoU8e •ntered, know what sources, as if okl Mother '^ n ° ? f J h ® Upper room8 tho Earth herself know what was best for ba ,u wi hotly °f Mrs. Mutterhoru, elo- her children, and cooked at her central wddl^nM 1 ™ 1 • ? n<1 , rec,init iK °n a sofa, lires a life giving broth which nnlsle J ui 1W 8 ll ° Ifty a skeleton, which slmmo that broth with which m5i£ S “ y idontifl * rl •» her hns- would have made tho old young again « 1 fl , Those who make use of such Waters fln Mutte ^ horu J® known to have been a get to fancy that beyoud tho mere tlnw f“°, ar . uaU,ur chemist, and it is supposed notio or planetary foreo in them which nRv ’^ ““f* lt aud ‘‘“P 1 “ continu- makes them of double efficacy, but for f 8 ,‘ gUt ’ tU1 ' feoUu « himself our own part., Leated though thee^ u^iilf H 10 rp8olml to ® hu ‘ himself waters be at flres born of tho sun's om> ita dd? ^^T 1 " “ d “u 1 de “ th at sacred flro. w« donis «v... _ . ‘“side. Tho two noor relies w«r« re ELECTION. The Eleotion of Teaohers for the Public Schools ol Handersvills, will take plsos 00 Monday July 6th, at 8 o'clock p. m. Osndl- dates lor positions will fll e their appliostions with President or Beorotary. By order of the City Board of Education. H. N. Hoi.i.mKLD, Prest. G. W. U, WniTARKn, Hso'y, Ordinary^ Citations. wwgmrMBPWH _ 1,1 onujuxmATap ra^siii w '»l!i„ L r A w T ^ s J improvements W.HUEBARD *• "fflsr WAGON SCALES Sent on trial. Frslchll^naM. mil. -- m'5. r S'aa l «Js*»ly 1"w A Year’* Hnpport. GEORGIA—WMhiogton Couptj Obdihaby’s Offiob. Whereas the appraisers appointed to Ml apart and aaaign a yean support to Mn Catherine Hall, oat of the estate of her fath er Ephraim D. Jordan, late of said county, deceased, ea provided lor in bis last WiU and T*fltninet>t, have filed (heir returns io this office. All pereons concerned ere hereby re quired to bo and appear at the Oonrt of Or- Unary of said ootmty on the first Monday in Angust next, and show cause if eny they have, why said relarna should not be an. proved and made the jndgnient of said Oonrt Ofven under my band officially this 17th day ol June, 1891. 4i M NEWMAN, Ordy. mu OUU B OWI1 sivered flro, we doubt if tho firstborn of kindled by tho spark struck from his own brain, is not equal- ly potont, and if tho water that is boiled At home be not of quito as much worth to tho ordinary individual ns that of I!Ti 8uperhoat6d ®Prings, re 1 ?’° two P° or r «Hcs were in- toreed next day, followed to their final Prei^s i P u n , C °J )y “ •'umonso crowd.— Philadelphia Times. A llashfal Man Married. point with prido to JosodH Sohmitti and in the meSnUmTwT^re .£"££ ^ ^ J «^ h «»«. wh^S tho household is the healthiest and wf 1 Rrec^ils’ v“i ^ Li “ 1 ° Nichols, of est, as well as the cleanest and sweetest <--• - do8e P h had persevered where there is always on hand a fuli Are Married People Happy? Do you think married people are happy, Uucie .lake? “Dat ar 'pens altugfcddvr Jiow 'l«y f'"j»y dt m <elves; if dey lu.b cbilluns an keep Dr. Riggers’ Huokl> berry t;ordial, di v »ru certain to bo, lor bit will mro d- bowef ucubKa ami do ohillun'iei,thing," 1 mmmmm - m .. —i— ■ A Kitrotr Kitcupe. — —via iiailU a I Hi I supply of hot water; although far bo it from us to advooato anything tending toward a support of domestic differences and contentions in the B hapo of “hot water. —Harper’s Bazar. Moltke and Illsmarek. nW “°f yGf their i° int Past cer- ^ ,7 °"f ht *9 hav f trough t Bismarck to tho bier of Moltke, apart altogether from personal feeling. Of that, in the sense of friendship, there was not much between the two men. Often their re lations were very much strained, and there waa * •• they wore ooinmniiicatod by letter Tho king and Moltke habitually thought together Bismarck often differed from them, ami when lie pnt down his foot he was the master man. Wilhelm and his general were sot on entering Vienna after Kouig- gratz, but Bismarck overruled them and concluded the convention of Nikola burg. „ ... Joseph had persevered agamstanoyermastering weakness, and Lizzie had trampled on a very human pnde to an extent that wins our admira- Joseph had loved Lizzie for many days, so the report runs, and was well beloved by Ll “ ie - , IIe proposed in due time, w as accepted and tho Jday for the wod- zte ? a f7 ived - With ^ came pretty Liz- ccnno a Ul ' 13,11 Jo8eph failed to - Ther ° , Woro and righteous exocraOons and many a pretty pout , 0 ‘“y® passed, and with them came explanations from Joseph. It was all th0 l88t his “.n- abd in thatitaaio which =5 l ST mw.iw» TERRY M'F’fl COm NASHVILLE,TENNi To Fnrmcm. Two car loads of Mules anil Horses lo a»- rive to-day. Call uud get choice, apr 30th 0HA8. G. RAWLINGH. HELD PEAS. A lew bushels of field peas for planting Oall early and plaoeyonr orders. B. J. TARUUTTON. ron fiousKREEPEns. Fly time haR come, snd so liavo some boun tiful glasN (ly traps, that don’t fail to oitoh them. Call and see them. WILEY HARRIS ,fc BON. Marrow Vaiige Allinuce. Regular meetings at Rotblehem Academy, near Wnrtben, Saturday before 2nd Sunday in caoh month. W. T. Askew, l’res H. 8. Smith, Seot’y. Convention of Bond Commissioners- GEORGIA—Washington County. Ordinary'r Otil. h ot said 1 ounly, Sandersville, June, 3d, 1801. The Rond Commissioners of all (ha dt<- triots in tho Oonnty, are respeoifully raqnea- ted to meet in convention at the Court bunas in Sandersville, on Satarduy the 4th day of July, 18'Ji, at il a. m. for the purpose of re- classifying some of the pnblio road*, and for «n imerobnnge ol views on road matters of the county generally. ft M. NEWMAN, Ordinary, W. 0. For Executor's Diimiaion. GEORGIA—Washington Conutj - . Ordinary’s Office. H. T. Downs, Executor of the will of Mrr. Mary Downs, applies to me for lstteis of 00. mission irom his exeoutur-hip, and I w.)| psss upon his application on t*>« first M»n> day In August next at my office in S„nder». vllif- Kni.l uuunly. This 4ih day of May 1801. „ M. NEWMAN. 3 mo8 - Otdlnsry W. a For Executor’s Dismission. GEORGIA—Washington County. Obdinaby’s Office. , mm.*. 1 ?® n “ ,,ey * 000 of Hie Executors of William F. Shurling late of said count* deoi HHod, appli. s io me for letters of di-mie- »ion irom tho a.ImiuniUuiioQ of iho estate of said deceased, aud I will pass upon bis ai>. plioation on tbo first Monday iu July next at my offioo in Sandersville, said oonnty. Given uuder my hand officially this 21st day ol Marob, 1801. ** M. NEWMAN, Ordinary, W. 0. Ritldleville Alliance- Regular meeting is held In tbo afternoon of every 4tb Saturday. W. H, Fdloul'M, l’res’E J. A. Cabteb, Hec’y. Riddleville, Ga. Oconpe Niib-Alllnnce. For Administrator's Dismission. GEORGIA—Washington County. Ordinary’s Offioo. . J'a 0 ?? 1 ? 1 ?,*' Admlnistrstcr of the •». tate of David 0. Gumming, late of said conn- ty deoeased. applies to me for letters of dis mission from said administration and I will pass npon said application on tbs first Mon day in Jnly next at my offlee in Sandersville ID «• id county. Given snder mv band offioially this 11th day of Marob, 1891. M. NEWMAN, 3 Ordinary W. 0. Ooonee, Ga., Marob 2,1891, —„„„ . , . j| E Drro B Hebai.1) Will you please publish a period atVorsailles when 6(1 “ nd ln thatponio which n„ 5 ° Ur p, ‘{ ,or ,‘ be regular meeting day ol not on speaking terras and C 88,1 often predpitate hefled "'’D-r'Illsnoe-Saturday before the itod by letter. Tbo klr.J i fr ° m the bliss which he longed for. 2 S l ‘ v °“ oh month Ooonee Aoada- .Lli 11 •» ri tlUU IjiKKlA Ivin i cm and., t * • I Illy IIL 2 O'clock p. Q], The othor county papers will please copy Respectfully, t T. P. Rhodes. . . . , •*» *uu(jcu iur. Eizzao bemgnantly forgave him. The sun shono ngain, and a new day for tho nuptials was set. It came, but again brought no Joseph. Another explana- tio" was as successful as the first, and a third attempt to execute the fractions contract was ns futile as tho other two. aim t>0 y<mn S niaii come for the ur s- . y°«ng man come for the They were keen to go to war with reiYtS £ ime „ t ? 8ae for the l^y’s hand, •••»» (Asn, bsssnas at her humiliation for iris fooliall terror THE LADIES DELIGHTED. The pleasant effect and the perfect safety with which ladies may use Ihe liquid fruit I luxa'lve, Syrup ol tigs, under nil conditions nmke it their favorite remedy. It is pleas ing to the eye und to the taste, gcutlo, yet effectual in notiDg on the kiduevs, liver and bowels. ‘ 1 Ksmas Uto*. Umm of’her uffidhoa i« W*TW"»«i and bc»tad,threaU; krfixsl iranm 7 T°7 t0 R<XJn 10 85 °'°W frosh troops- “One at a time,” was Bismarck's fiat, and bo prevailed Again in 1867 ho overrode tho joint ea gerness of monarch and general to have It out with France. When it was neces- Barj-’as on tho night of Sedan, when poor Wun - humiliation for ids foolish terror. re ii 00ammi provisional on their Immediate marriage. Before he had had tuno to bo stricken With his un fortunate malady ho had been pro nounced a husband bythenearest minis- ter.—Albany Union. w ^ littneing Platform. poorWimpfen was tho toad under the ^wonder if M. Quad took his dancing harrow which tho pair dragged back ! pU * tf °7 n w,th ‘“Di to Now York. He is ward and forward, Molyre llu d Bis- a . cra " k °» Ul ° subject of physical exor- marek joined hands. Busch's book r ’ '^u't take any stock in In- is full of expressiems of irritation I? 1 * 11 ^ n bs or dumbbells. Ho fitted up against Moltke^ on Bismarck’s part dnr-1 platform a few years ago in liis ing the Versailles period, and the Utter ?? Ce in L^troit, and whenever he never forgot nor forgave Wilhelm’s wJinw u 66< L 0f P hysical exerciso he words to Moltke in the Galerie dee ^ i ? turn , ut Bg dancing. After Glacx*, that to him he owed the im- '1 „ day s work in the top storv of penal dignity.—London World. 1 u "P 30 Presa building he would' go | ^P 10 . bring out the little platform aud Ba*s«t Shoe* An Popular. dance a hoedown to the music of a pi- “There will be more russet shoes worn wldch his daughter preshied, by gentlemen this summer than there .0“^“ ha,f hour of thi88 °ri;ol recrea- were last," said a New York retailor; “we' u anda lmU boar ot supper would havo 1,000 pairs for a starter, and have; 56 8 77! d aud fre GoenUy the humorist ljeen selling a good many already The I T 011111 d *nce for a few minutes later in fun poked at the russet shoo and woolen. [ he . eV ?, nl ” g ju8 ‘ before retiring. “It shirt by the papers lias had no effect r 0 ** 8 -? 11 016 gymna8iunM in creation," upon tho deman-I for what is obviously ,, “ e ODOe > ‘ ,a,,d 1 have never comfortable and stylish for out of door I foand anything that suits my reqture- summer wear. Men begin to exercise !“°?7 ?° ^' elL A complete mental rest the right of dressing seasonably, whether 18 ob “ in « d > yen ®ee, os well as physical in town or country. It may bo a fad of j exerci8e * —Chicago Mail. temporary fashion, but no one will deny ' tho common sense behind it, which is I Guld Co,n 8c » t *« r ®d *«» tiie Malta more than can be said for a good many' ^ t ’ iltterod on the floor of a postal car fashions. What is the cause of this i, M | on tbe Now York and Pittsburg rail- for street neglige? Tho general taste for , ’ lu wbicb were ton ® of maU matter athletic sports. There is where it comes rka found * a week or two ago, from. It is simply an extension of the ^ 0 ln eold P iece ® of various denomina- freedom of the basoball costumes, the il loua -. PorUoilfl of the wrapper were io rur *" •" eta"*** pA u ;s?7oVi^a o yt , ?.?, n v c /*,r re8uu *®rtigo, Headache, Dyspepsia, Fevers, Costlvencss, Bilious yolic, Flatulence, etc. l,oy Bro not warranted ln2 Stale .h- .' ro 0,1 M ‘ , ‘' r, y us it Im hop ®‘o n*uko a vomvily. I>i-l*o, aSvtm. SOLD lveeywuebe. HABIT—111 "I’/RI tIn-re U but one cure, *»> ■ II11I11.1 tioldsu Nperiflc. wii',,*, 1 . 11 in a cup of too or coffee It ,t,10WlCf lgo of the person taking ln k ® spesdy und peruianont cure, . 'V 116 Patient is a moderate drinkor "Ms 1, c ° , rlio wr "ok. Thonsacds of drnnk- Gold'7* b( ’? n < i ure d> who have tnktn tho khm!i j peoiflo iD their coffeo witho.it their drinWi* P ' nnd t(J day believe they quit l n i . ,, n f’ ,>l tb eir own free will. No harm- Rnurt,,,. , " l . fro,u itH administration. Curts km i-1 i' f '' ^ aD d for eiroulavs nnd lull **o' ' " r ®- Address In confidence, Gold- Ohio uri: 185 Race Street, Cincinnati, T B'teklen’s Arnica Salve. Brni.o U ^ 1 Sai ' ve Id the world for Cuts, •ore, -f UlcerB, Salt Rheum, Fever Cor,,. 1 t ht ,jr : Chnppert Bonds, Chilblains, 1* 11 ‘’ b ' n Eruptions, and positive- 1 “^ s > or uo pay required. It is nor... v V 0 s * Te psiteot satisfaction, oi ’^funded. Price 25 oeDts per box *“‘ 6 b y Wm. Rawlings. Mr and Mrs J. M. Arrirgton < f eur towr had a narrow escape from serious ii jury on fj jnda) n lit moon They had j-.isl started in a turnout hired from the livtry stable, to abend a uewly or ganized Sucdny Sjbool some lour inili-s ont on tho Wartheu ron-*, when tLo accident 00- ourred. One >1 ibe hballs wus ri-ntuhod and fell down b.loti-having Iho iq'.iare, oausiug tho horse to beocme frightened, and in turn ing jerked Mr, Arriugion out drugging tht buggy over him. Mrs. Arrington was then left in tbe bugg^. the horse running imd without the lines to ohock him. She therefore os cnrelnlly ns she could under tho trying ordeal jumped from the baok part of the buggy, but fell und sus tained some painful, but itis hoped not se rious injuries, The escape from their peril ous situation, without serious injuries is oer- tainly nondi rful Mr. Arrington though bruised and greatly shocked by bis fall, was able to attend church at night. Their many friends are greatly re- joioed to learn oi tl.-eir esaiping so well, Catarrh e ly's ICREAM BALM by i fl 7 B yon aru constipated, liavo headache Live. 1 ''PPriite, take Dr. J. H. McLean tethlra 11 KidDey Pillets; they are pleasan """ke and will care yon 1 ... . have a palrdul sense of fatigue, And L 6 . 8 'fksome, take Dr. J. H. MaLesn s K-Jhs. It WIU bmt you op, Md and flgwtoM. Hlgll IlUCMtlllllllS. Mias Ev.h 11.0*11 oi- Albany, who will bo remetuben-d us a former visitor bare, won two! medals at her rtcriit graduation at Southern Female College In LiGrange. Oue medal was tor t-xoclleuee iu instrumental music,the) other for exoellei.ee iu oloentiou. Iu her re citation she s.ems to buvo completely cup- tnrnd her audience. Mans Brown is a men | of Hon. Mark Newman of this oity. Tho Reporter says: If ae may be allowed to make invidious] distillcti-.i.s, w« will say that Miss Eva Brown's rendition of “Horatins at the liri.lg.."| till) bast 1'acitn'ioH the oveniug. Woids fail us when wo attempt to descries her wonderful powers. The a.Potion brings' out all of her phenomenal histrionic talent. Her declamation showed h.-r throng!, com prehension oi tin* piece she -a as rendering, and she onugtil her nudiunce with an ease rarely displayed by any one. When she had finished snoii uu eee-oro gn sted hor that tho very floor itself seemed us it it would give way, and she returned and again delighted ull with another n cirution. Miss Brown has a reputation as an elocutionist of splendid] ability, which she richly deserves, aud a La- Grunge audience alway s greats her with thel greatest pleasure, ] The following complimont is paid Miss Huntley tho accomplished teacher of elocu tion also by tbe Reporter. Miss Mary Lou Huntley, wbo trained these young la liss, oouDot l.nt fell proud of their! success, which is also hers. Miss Huntley is one ot the mo«t gifted teaohers that Georgir can boast, and htr classes always reflect her splendid training. Wo congratulate her up-i ou the ev.-niug’s entertaiumeut, so pleasant for all. 1 . - — - uuniuiue bicycling costumes, tho boating co»- t tunes, tho lawn tennis costumes. Sea shore und watering place costumes from the same source." Cleanses the Nasal Passages, Allays Pain anil Inflammation, • Heals the Sores. Restores the Senses of Taste and Smeil. -FEVER THY THE CURE. dole is applied into euoh nostril and .0 . B .^able. Price 50 oeut* at Druggietsy ViS'Sig^lSKXtl&a.w.M.Dtt A Mate luveNtmiit . Is one which is guaranteed to bring you satisfactory results, or in case of failure a return of purebuso price. O11 this safe plan you can buy from our advertised Druggist a bottle of Dr. King’s New Disoovery for consumption. It is guaranteed to bring re lief in every case, when used for uny affec tion of Throat, Lnngs^ir Chest, such ns con sumption, Inflammation of Lungs, Bronchi-' tis, Asthma, Whooping Cough, Croup, etc., etc. It is pleasant and agreeabio to tasio,. perfectly safe, and can always be depended upon. | Trial Bottles Free at Wm. Rawlings’ Drug Store. (MMIFOIt TIIF. 111,001), Brew Weakness, Malaria, Indigestion and Biliousness, take UROWN'1- T =rf— . I ~l d«l*n lm I Two Turtles Btvi • Dlepote. “Fann products.” Th*i J e wh*t Ar- thur Carpenter calls the contents of two barrels that stood iu his back ywd. They- wore really two monstrous mm. ping turtles, which his man had capt ured on his place near Dodgeville. When found they were making enough nc for a train of cars, being actively gaged iu a personal encounter. Thw wore so iutent upon their oocupaticxi that they had no chance to get away, and, as a consequence, they will And themselves “in the soup.”—Attleboro (Mass.) Sun. CHEAP BOOKS. I Reduced Retail Prices for Pub. lie School Books. Tbo American Book Company announces that it has mado the lollowing large reduc tion in the retail prices of Hohool Books now in nso iu thoHchools of Washington oouuty. Rond the lollowing list, and do not pay any morn for books than tbe figures bore giveD. Webster’s Speller Nwiutou’s Primer, 12 Swinton’B Word Book 19 American New Graded First Reader.. 18 Seoond “ 29 Third “ 40 Fourth " 50 Fifth “ 85 Appleton's Elemonlury Geography 55 “ Higher “ ....125 Smith's Grammar, 40 Robinson’s Practical Arithmetic 68 Bwintou's Introductory Geography... 65, Elementary •• ... 80 Complete ...130 U. 8. History 90 Primary " 4*4 Webster's “ Dictionary, 48 Common School Dictionary, 72 Barries’.Copy Books io Wood's Business Forms 1 and 2 10 3 and 4 15 Swintou’s English Grammar 66 In tho event these books cannot be bail of dealers at Iho above prices, they will be sent to auy address in the county at the prices above named, Freight or Express prepaid,011 receipt of oasli with order, by tbe Americau Book Company 800 &. 808 Broadway New York. These books may be bad at above prices of tho following dealers: Charles A. Duuloo, Sandersville, Ga, Da. C. E,.Daniel, Tennille, Ga. SHERIFF’S SALES. GEORGIA—Washington County, Will be sold before the Court hone* door 1 I n , 8and " ,vblfi . Ga., on the Orat Tuesday in rePi 1 n 91 ', betWMn tbe ,e B»l hours of sale, the following property to-wit; • , |, wo bun<lre< l aoreu of lead, more or lee*, r ih" N*nety-sixtb District, Georgia Militia, of Washington oonnty, situated on the wal tors of the Ogeechee river and bonoded north by the Ogeeobee river, east by the lands of Reuben May, on tbe aonth by landa of Dr. J. //. May, on the west by lands of W. L. Wilson and the laud* of John F. T. Brewster. Levied on as tbe property of Robert 0. Wll- son to satisfy a fl. fa faaned from Washing ton Superior Court Notioe ol lev* given ten ant. m miu,u.Un Property pointed out by O. A. WALL, Sheriff. ante iu possession defendants. A Cara. To The Farmers of Washington Co: I wish to give you notice that I have taken he Eureka Mills baok, aud with honest, competent aud reliable men iu charge, am now ready to do your grinding at abort notioe, on Thursday, Friduy and Saturday of each week. For the aooommodation of my oustomera. I Will keep meal on band and exohange for corn, bushel for bushel at any time. I will also guarantee my customers against lots of grain where "standing tui;ns, are left in mill. Monday Tuesday and Weduaaday, will be devoted to merchant work. ThaukiDg yon for past favors and solioitlng truly ,UtUr ® P a,roua 8*i I remain yours, vsry O. R. Pbinqlk, Sandersville, Ga. Burial Gases Metalio Canes, Gasket* and Oof- Hna, of any Quality ami Grade, al ways on baud. A large Block of these good* will lie found at the store o* Tarbutton A Duggan SELLING PRICE ... In England leaflets are being distrib uted on tbe subject of the destruction of crops in tho rural districts. Posters showing magnified illustrations of the Hessian fly and winter moth are being displayed in the poatoflicea to enafala fanners to recognize them. A year ago only tho fastest train be tween London and Aberdeen, 543 ran in fourteen hours. Last autnmnit was reduced to twelve hours and fifty minutes. This year it will cover the 643 uiOes in twelve hours, or a little arm forty-five miles ah hour. f«md, but not enough to identify the ednen or serve as a clew to the sender. The one whro mailed the package doubt- toes thought ho could save the cost of registering or else he did not know how to pnt np a package. There is no way of identifying lost onto, and the person in this instance who •hipped his gold in a flimsy wrapper will probably never be able to prove his cl.,-™ to the money now held by Uncle Sam. The postoffice officials here say that it is • common practice for people to mail money of large and small amounts in XS:.irp!TH i X!. l8h, ™ tt “ FINE show CASES. ' *#-Ask for catalogue. TERRY M’F’G CO., Na«hville, Tenn. An Odd I await. Dobnqne, la., is involved in litigation ooneerning the meaning of “a reasonable ■mount.” A year ago, when a gas plant purchased by this city, one of the terms of sale was an agreement to fur nish a member of the selling firm “a rea- ■ouble amount of gas for his own excln- ~1® use, free, during the existence of the plant." The enterprising fellow therefore put in a large number of gas Jeteand kept them burning night and day, thus heating as well as lighting the Thousands of dollars already been spent in definitely settling the ing of the term “a reasonable amount," and it is probable that the matter will go the supreme coort-rGhl- •fiffoMaiL ROW’S YOUR FENCE? Wa have Ihe CHEAPEST snd Desl WOVEN WIRE FENCINC "*hWlre Rope Selvage. 11 J WHO .wl’tlTr.)! 'orneSlitaiK. Cutthl. itni-t vi'jii,u,|, us t„|.„-t.iapa,«, . Koo»| fuith, which will cover us Irma any loS fiom** »■J 1 f , uUh ' wl take tin- v. i'lVu.'rwi Vi V V ' l ; ,:r " u‘ S3.40 you wll or , ' 'V '■,« Uyf |.I1) uno tent, witlihi Hisiii.m i’ji,l - <y* W Miojte watt hone »ono free, iieion balance, A-uunce Ducber cd In every ro- *V n •'•licit, it simply jUI-UtL U vurli., - u 0,1 •I'celpt of 10cents .Li ««i ,K i r T aU ‘ y , t B^nfuln ever •Kin.Itfl lilintllUl riuif. atom ~ d tfoiti Pw»i«IT4> stamps. Form iither watch for nothing. THE R. W. SEARS WATCH CO 61,63 & 53 Surbxs Stn-t, CHICAflO. UX. ' Tort Dearborn National Bank, Met t-rcuce.
