About The Sandersville herald. (Sandersville, Ga.) 1872-1909 | View Entire Issue (June 25, 1891)
The Herald & Georgian, ESTAIIMMHKJ* l»*4i. WM. PARK, Editor and Proprietor THURSDAY MHBNINQ. JESS 2r> ' m } AtiftDtft t*x<* ft man or woman w ho clgureUw t»0 * year, » nd ‘■'T 0 '’ lhe n ' il Leglelfttnre will enact a prohibitory hvw. I'll 1C EiKUIBliATUKH AM» ITS WORK. A >t|irrln)(Meitilnii Kxpeclfd, (OoMMurnciTKU.) Everything pleasfttit. Ah, no! the title of this pieco is a misno- Uain |,lontifnl, an<\ hopes ol the farmets mar. Ladies do not swear. Will »ny on ®! v>noyant. On Wednesday the 8th of July, lb® Ht, * te come befoie us and prove that she is a livly, | It Wfts oUr pl( , aslm to visit Nannie Lon legislators will meet in -adjourned session. j 0D(1 nt the Bftmc tinie „„y that her lips » re | Watthen Inntitata at Wrigbtsvtlle, Woilnes- As there are many grave and weighty qae*- p 0 ]| utP j with osths? No indeed,our groundj Everything passed off quietly. The lions to he considered by me body, it is pre- iig flr|Ui ftf) trnth , H Hrm Lddress of Ool. Welter B. Hill wbk welt re- dieted the session may be protracted even ^ Well then, swearing women: we say no i 0e i V0( i, and allowed oiiginality oi thought for 100 days. ! again, no, a thousand times no. Tbo true The World's fair appropriation w ill olaim wonjft u is too sacred to be associated with lieir attention nt an early day, and will pro- A New York hotel, about to be lmilt, will Uu^ considerable discussion. The hav. 000 living room, 806 bath rooms. It will be big enough to take the head of lhe list ol hotels and will cost a mammoth American round $3,000,001'. patch from Cab the provinces Many buildings w London, June 19.—A disp onttasays that sixty earthquake shocks were experienced throughout Bengal yesterday destroyed. The Kyan eaueTu?as postponed on Bat- urday. but will probably come up this wr(k The failnr* will probably exceed the llrst coni•'cturcK. Mr. Byan as rumor sajs. places tbo liablllilea nt $2,000,900, and ins assets at $100,000 or $6lK),UU0. People WhoTiavel. Change ol olimnte or water very often al- fect lhe bowels seriously. If on iho tits Buuptoius of any disturbance you would like Ur. Uiggers' Huckleberry Cordial nine suffering might be saved. TIM* MllKTHi" llaiiiil.V. Speculations are now being indulged, and estimates being made of tbo probable sum re quired to meet Ibe sugar bounty oi 2 els. per pound granted by tbo Into Congress to sug ar makers. The estimate rouges from *8,000,000 to $16,000,000. Tliis large bouu. ty will show' the unequal and ohms legisla tion ol tho day. Applicatlona as will ho seen from tbo subjoined artiolo are now 1 pouring in for this bounty money: The commissioner of internal revenue re- c -ivoit on Tuesday seventy-five application-, from sugar makers lor papers that will Bid them iu getting bounties. Among them was One from E. 11. Cunningham, ol Sugar Land, Texas, who proposes to make 0,000,00(1 pounds of sugar, and one Irom Ulah was from the Utah Huger Company, o! Halt T akf. who proposes to make 7,200,000. These are the seouud and third largest applications so far received, the largest, being Irom Califor nia and for 8,000,000 pounds. I'lorhlu l,«'g»liifioii, The legislature of Florida Iibn made tin birthdny of Jeff. Davis a legal holiday. Sin- is the first of the Southern Stntes we think, thus to honor our Confederate chieftain. The state has also eunoted a vigorous cigar ette law which goes into effect Aug, 6th. It provides that it shall ho unlawful for any storekeeper, saloonkeeper, merchant oi any other persoL to sell to, buy lor, give to, or iu nuy other niaunir dispose of to any person or porsous under the ago of 18 yoat cigarettes,smokettes or cigarette paper, whore pepared for the purpoae of nicking cigarettes of any kind or description whatever; au> person who violates tbo act stinll be deemed guilty of a misdemeanor, and upon convio tiou thereof shall he puntsned by imprison meut iu the oonuty jail net to exceed ms mouth* or by One not to exoectl tl()0. Tho not makes it the duty of the Rheriff bis deputies, constables and police ollioeis. who shall loocive one-hall of Iho linn im posed, to procure a warrant and urrest the porson or persons violating tho act. drill oi legislative sontimSDf, hh drawn out by the Atlanta Journal, soeuis to ho against the appropriation. Out of 70 answers re j WA y to such shocking vulgarity, otoved from members,58 were opposed to the^ ^ ao 0 iUnn« tl s to settle the question measure. This seeiu adversely to tho bill. But tho recommends- tion of the Oov.rnc:, the lull discussion of lhe subject, snd the weighing of legal opin ions, may reverse the present seeming ad verse tide. The increased pension appro priation required lo meet the clainiB, of wid ows of Conlederate soldiers under the set passed, may also help to defeat lhe bill. Arbitration oi the question, of betterments, as effected by tho commissioners will slso come up for ratification, and may evoko dis cussion. The 8 commissioners it is said have caoh presented a hill for $1 500 for ser vice rendered tho state in this arbitra lion. This liberal ieo charged may stagger tbo termer legislators, who may think that settling questions under tho laws, should command no higher compensation, than is allowed to makers of the laws. Well will seo. As a new congressional district must bo made on account of the additional repre sentative allowed tho state, there must of neeoeisity ho a re-districting of the slate, This will ho a question that will bring out all the tact aud fluasHeof tho politicians. A plan will bo submitted to tho legisla ture, which makes tho 10th composod of tho following counties, Clarke, Oooneo, Oglo- tli rpo, Taliaferro, Columbia, lliohmoud, McDuffie, Warren, Glascock, Hancock and possibly lturko, Jefferson aud Washington. Tho plan suggested for the new or lllli district ts. Milton, DeKulb, Gwinnett, Ful ton, Uockdulo and Cobh. Tnose are the loading questions Of public Inlcicst that will oome before tho body, while an indefinite number of local bills will dotibtless also muke many domands upon their time and attention. words so foul. Well we do not know what lo say shudder to think of such a monstrosity. Before onr dear wife, mother or sister gives lot dumb ness strong as death siisnee their tongue, or deafness that the loudest thunder can not awake, close our oars. Shados of mid night! liido a sweating tomato from ub! Woman, Lady, syuomym of purity, iuno- cence and loveliness, it ennnot he that you would thus movo dowu frsm the lofty height of all that is good, great and ennobling, and thus give by example your intluouoe to a practice, that takes from you ol once every claim to the high regard in which you have been held sinoc first tho light of revelation raised woman to hot proper sphere. The most aeute perception can't coneoive of a greater horror, and ol suoh a departure from woman's mission. When we wish to find loveliness in its most exaltod type, in nooenoo iu matchless beauty, and a holy in tluunco Hint can if properly directed oheok overy form of vice, we expect to find it in woman. Can it ho that ono single one that bears the eudearing name of mother, wife or sia ter, will or cau use any words hut the most chaste? II so, dry your tears whon father, liusbaud or brother goes astray, plsad no more till you mend your ways nnd set yonr own house in order. All claim and reason why he should heed your pleadings is gone, and oomo to you what may of sorrow, mis fortune or disgraco, let every avenue of hopo be closed and every onmo throw its shadow aoross your path, soy amen to your own sor row I have not received half my desorts. Fmund of Pubitt. Y. II. Jor- j to dentil by disease, merely because the owners fall to Mirlle M. Tanner, lioonvllle, Ind., writes hud blood poison irom birth. Knots on my limbs were aH largo us hen's eggs. Doo tors said I would bo a cripple, but B.B.ll has cured mo sound and well I shall ever praise the day tbo men who iDvoutod Bloo.l Halm were horn." Atlanta Topic*. I let I it my duty to say a few words in relation to lily's Cream llulm, and I do so entirely without solicitation. I have used it more or loss hnlf a year, and have fonud it to be most admirable. I havo snflored from catarrh oi tho worst kind ever since I was a little boy anil I never hope for cure, but Cream Balm seems lo do oven that. Many oi my acquaintances have used it with ex oollent results.- Oscar Oslrurn, 46 Warren Ave., Chicago, 111. The theuie was •'InUlleotual Charity “Covet tbo host aud highest gills. //is logic was good aud very clearly elrov • od that he well understood tho truth ot mat ters as they exist today. His thoughts oonei meg a "narrow mind ed man” gave evidence that he bad been in contact with tho "generality ot wankiud in general,” and that the same fail to appreciate the truth "There is that scattereth yet in- ore iseth," Six p, in found us aboard the cars Friday _j the North bound Dublin train for Tennille where we took tho Central at 2, a. m Satur day lor the S Western, U It. Daylight opened upon us at Midvillo aud we theu uould take a peep at tho crops as we uiovod.to the last time ol the Central, which wore only n average till we passed Millon, when they grow better and better us fat south as we went, which was fifty miles out on the Savannah A Western li. K. To say that tho crops are good would not convoy the lull state, they are magnificent all through ElfiughRUi, Bulloch, Tatnall and Liberty counties, lyiJ everything is lovely All along tho liue ol 8. & W. business is good, and buildings ou a boom. At stations Ellabell, Pembroke, Belknap, Cooley aud Hendricks, as far up as wc went it appears, every one is trying who cau excel in build ing neat and daisy like cottages, and nice o Htor)’ ftcftdemioB. Tuesday returned and culled at Bartow lor day* where we learned ot tho sad death ol our esteemed citiz-su of Washington county, Mr. Benjamin G JSmitu, who died Tuesday morning bolore day. Mr. Smith had no family, his wlie having oparled many years ftg», lewiug only one daughter Col. Warthen’s wife who tol- lowod her mother tome lew years ago to that country Irom "whose bourne no ttaveler ro- turne,’' but left ssverul children who were the pride and comtort of their grand father in his old age, aud with whom they lived. Mr. Hmit > will he buried today at 10, cloak o. in. at tho old homestead where his wife was interred. Juno 21th, '01. P&TEB Popcorn dan who was confined to his room some days, is ou the st reet again as usual. We learn that Mrs. B. A. English who lias beon sick for some lime is l ow up, though quite leoblc. Mis Addle Peeler, has returned, after nu extended writ to relativis in Em inn 1 coun ty- Mr. John Fnlghum Las retnrt ed turn Emanuel conuty, boo impanied by Ids hunt er, Carle s Fulghum, who is visiting leiativis about ltiddluville. ‘ to preserve their health. JOS. HAAS’ n:\AiLLii. UrculNlorniN in n,e AVm. Large areas in AikaiiBas wore de\n*tatod by storms ol wind and rain on Friday last. Iu Onttouilon county dwellings and barns were unroofed aud blown down, fencing carried away aud forasts leveled. Two were killed and others are missing. Kansas also suffered great damage to crops ar,d it is feared w iny lives were lost Too water iu Buck Kuo bottoms, was a mile wide, uud men, women and children were been on the tops of houses, without hope ol beiug rescued. Wheat ami corn crops were greutly damaged by water arouu t Osceola, and cellers and lower tloors In the town were overtlowed with water. At Arkuusus City a cyclone destroyed sever al bouses ami burns. Portions of Illinois wore also slorui swept. W» subjoin tbo following pioturo of wreck and ruiu caused by tho rains of Thursday night. Peopl i on Fon du Luc wero completely hemmed iu by aDgry waters, hut yesterday two men from there rowed to tho bridgo and reached this city. Farmers for fivo or six miles up the river and ono and a half miles hack to the hills navo lost all their crop In many places the water ia yet standing nine feet over the corn Bolds, Along the Toledo, Peoria and Westorn railroad tbero is a terri ble scene of wreckage, The household lur- nilure of people in Farmdnleand Hilton was •11 washed away. Chinn, baby carriages, wa gons, dead cattle, pianos, tables nnd fences are piled tm feet high against the railroad treatlo. An iron bridge, 300 fact long, over the mill creek, which hud jiiBt been oom pleted, wur washed uway aud has uot been located. In Fon du l,ne township, where two big brick yards stood Thursday, there is now ton leet of water. The loss or crops, live Block nnd gardens will he enormous. In Limestone township Elias lieruniDU \v driviog home wboo n holt ot lightning killed both biB horses, but he esoaped. AA Imi Your (si'nii Orunil-niotli ;«*r Did. Hhe hatcheled the flax nud curded tLe wool, nnd wove the linen, and spun the tow and made the clothes for her husband and ten children. Hlie mode butler and cbeeso she dipped tallow candles, to light the house at night, and she cooked all tho food lor her household by an open fire place and a brick oven. Yes; aDd when she was lorty yea.sol age. she wa« already nu old lady wliOHe best days were over. Her shoulders wero ber, and her joints enlarged by hard work, and abe wore spectacles and a cup. J/ t r greet granddan.bter, with all the modern convou- ienef s lor comlort, refinement and luxury may be as ob„rmiug and attractive at lorty! five as at twenty. Especially is Ibis true i( ahe presen es her Lealth and beauty by the use of Dr. Pierce's Favorite Prescription which Werds ( if all female ailments and ir’ regalari'.fi s, tun s them if they nlr<ady exist keeps the life urreul healthful and vigorous aad cnnbh the wr.tiun nl middle ago to re tain the ins-tances of girlhood upon brow Tbo question ot beer licenses in Atlanta outside ol tbs whisky limit, has long been a liono of oonlSntion. * The pnst week Mayor Hemphill bss oreat- ed a big sensation by vetoing all tbo beer licouses. Atlanta issues two kind of li censes. Ono is to snloonists handling whiB- ky and wines as well as beer. This is at *1,000 per annum. The other is lot beer saloons tilono at $250 per aunurn. The former Rro kept in tho business part of th oity within oeitniu proeotiboj limit*. The beer saloons nro in the outakirts, and in some instances in tbo r.sldent portion. The mayor's reason for refusing his approval to beer saloons is that those have been to all intents and purposes “blind tigers,'' and thoir existence is unfair to tho prohibition elsment and lo the saloon men who pay a higher license. The announoemont ban oreatod a great deal of discussion. Homo oi it is favorablo to the mayor and some de cidedly opposito. Atlanta still maintains its reputation for potting blind tigers. Two of thoso boasts ot proy, onn white nnd one of tho black variety wore traoked to their dans and lassoed by tho police on Sunday luat. One great plea lor high license wan tho prevention of blind tigers, nud tho forestalling the dneeptlou and duplicity nud fraud, that w.luld bo prac ticed under lhe blind tiger aud no license regime. Specious nud sophistical. Every right thiuking man, kuows a Hocused city is tho best hotbed lor turning out blind tigors. Atlanta's record wo thiuK abundnutly t tblishcH this tact, A writ ol lunacy has been sworn out iu the case of Ozburn, condemned to be bun g to-morrow. The trial was to oome off on yesterday aH to his iuoacy. Public opinion is divide!, hut probibly Iho greater purl think ho is only acting a part, to defeat tho oxeoulion of the awtul sentence on Fti day. Misses Florrio Davis and Sophie Bashinski says tho Dublin Post of last week, wero vis iting in the oity. Miss Bessie Winn Gilmore graduated the past week at the Georgia Feuialo Seminary at Gainesville, Ga., and has returned home Him is to bo complimcntod upon her suocess having won two honors, the first honor iu literature and tho first honor in music. Her friends feel proud of her rcoord. A good delegation of young people mainly responded to Handersville's kind Invitation and rode over in the special train chartered for them, to ohurch on TaeRday night Their presenco was much appreciated. Miln Uranilvy, Infant son of Dr. and Mrs M. G. Hatch, died of whoopiog cough on Monday morning, aged nino months. Th llttlo sloeper was taken to Saudersville for its last rosting place. "Ono bright gera is taken To fill up tho casket, One bright star is added To deck the fair sky," FOB OVEU FIFTY YEAB8. It has been said that skillful advertising will accomplish wonders, nud this is partly true, ior it is no uncommon tiling to see vu rious nostrums achieve a brief notoriety in this way. But they do not outlaHt lhe note oes that herald them. Thus it is that th incrwial and potesli reuiodios are constant ly appearing before the public in uow die guises. Advertising, however, will uot ao oount for tho popularity that H 8 8, has on joyed lor fifty years, nor tor the fact that has become a household remedy ; nor will advertising account for tho thousands of to timouials that the pi ople have given in its behalf. Only the most substantial merit con account for tho estimation in whioli this wonderful medicine is held. Alliance Committee.Meeting At Deeiisitep. wo rn lilt VICTIM. Killed in n Gumbliiitf Kotv An inquest was held ou Monday over the body of John Thomas, oolored, at Perkins & Bro's Mill near Harrison. From tho vordict and written testimony, it is dear that a party of negroes were engaged iu gambling, aud as so ofton is tho cose, a quarrel and row on sued, several pistol shuts were fired, and ouo unfortunate man lost his lifo. Dr. E. S. Peacock Jr. was called in but the wounded man was beyond the power oi human skill, und died on Monday, The verdiot of the jury was, that Thomas oamo to his doath by a supposed piBtol shot iu tho bauds of unknown parties, supposed to be in a gambling row, ou Perkins & Bro's Mill ground. It is to be hoped that the Cor oner promptly issned warrants lor all, who are said to have fired pistols, and that soon the guilty party will he brought to justioe. Bad whisky, cards and pistols often pre- osde a funeral, T he jnry was composed of Edwin Smith, foreman John I. J. Bridges, L. 11. Orr. F. O. Smith, J. G. Eubanks, W. S. Morris, L. M. D. Nobles, W. M. Orr, G. B. Harrison, M. I>. Smith, K. L. Lamb, G, L, Hunt. f—»- •» 9 «• — Happy Hoosiers. Win. Timmons, Postmaster of Idnville, Ind., writes: ‘ Electric Bitters Ubb done more for me than nil other medieines combined, tor that had foaling arising from Kidney and Liver trouble ” John Leslio, farmer and stockman, of same place, save: "Find Eleo- tric Bitters to he tho best KidDey and Liver medicine, made me feel like a new man.” J. W. Gardner, hardware merchant, same town, ■■n«: Electric Bitters is just the thing for a man who is all run down and don’t car* i lint,* "-/...I u v iWhOJier ho lives or dies; he found new lK.frit.fn hir y «»A l n « i Htr fcugtli, good appeiito and felt just like he fl P f g gla> aBt C ty * be 1 p ’ b0 d by ull 1 lind ft new lease on life. Only fifty cents a HOQ AND POl lil llY REMEDY l'xpel Worms, The Courier Journal LOUISVILLE, KY. Subscription Hales, Daily and Sundae, $10.00 a year, Daily without Snuday. as.00 a year, Sunday *2.00 a year, Weekly $1 00 a year. The Weekly Courier-Journal Has the largest eirmilatiou ol any Democrat- m Nswspapi r in the United States aud pro- poses to double or treble its already laio* circulation. 11 Will nrnM Pfv nt 1 1 Stop tho Cough lucro»JHj tin: l U tnrity. „ . . # . . PJUCKs—|2.W) t $1 SAftiul BOc. per j»kg., 25 lUcanp.ltii^ kiigii Arm lowing Machlue or a lliml. Mr. G. L. lJrjMD comes to tho frout with fia.DO. The Lir^t I'm k»g«P nro the CmapoBt. some Go hi Watch, ABSOLUTELY FREE IIOW? BY GIVING AWAY EACH AND EVERY DAY to some one a splen- the brag patch of cotton, and claims to stai d h -ad. NVe know not what other people u> y nave, hat George's patch is far biipeiiorto anything that we have Been. George auto informs us, that some person has said tlia'. ho has the finest patch of cotton and the prettiest baby in the connty; and Goorgo seems to inolino to tho same opinion him self. Mr. John H llymau of Macon has been spending several days with relatives and friends in Uiddlevillo. We learn that Mr. Jesse Brown oi orr town is quite sick this morning, but we hop* not seriously ill. Iho ire sorry to hoar that Mr. A. Y' H. Jordan is again confined to Ins room, quito siok. Tho Methodist pulpit was tilled Sunday morning and night by the pastor ltov, Mr. Boland; i uhjeot in un- mmuiog, "Buies of the Methodist ohurch " We are having tine seasons. Home say too much rain; ooru ia looking tiuo, while cotton ia gtowing luxuriantly. JVBTtCE. JuneU'Jd, 181)1. —MMM. •» • „ —Mil II I Dt-ntli ol -Mr. II. U. Minitll. As will ho aeon in onr Hsrrism letter, our good correspondent nnnouooos the death of this prominent and much esteemed citizen of Washington county, Mr It. G Smith. He diml at his residence, where lie had spent tho groat part of a long life, on Tues day morning. For some time his health had boon vtry ioublo. and to many his death was not unexpected, llo is among tho 1 v-1, not the last survivor of a lirgj family ol brothers aud sisters, well known und greatly respected throughout the county. U3J^ Dr. Unas’ Poultry Remedy (80’c.) to keep your fowls lieallhv. Hr. Haas' Alterative ami K.'orootle Remedy for y° nr horses amt Dr. Haas’ Cattle Remedy for your cattt'o. For tale by B. F. JORDAN, 8ANDEKHY1LLE, GA. K0'"//ogologv," a pamphlet on swine, will e mailed to any addre s on r, ceipt of a two- oent stamp. JOS. UAAS.V, 8. Indianapolis, Ind. Jan. 22, '1)1, e o w Ltiidso} Wole*. ,Full particulars in Weekly Cloutier Journal, 'Sample copy tree. Send for one. Address, W. N. IIALDBMAN, President Oourier-Jourm-l Company, Louisville, Ky, Handersville Meku.d and Weekly Oounw Journal ouo year $1.90, with Daily Cloutier Journal $10.00. Go to Mrs. O. O. Brown to got a new Home Sowing nmohino. l u iniake easy term if you lont want to pay c ivb. Bkbcii A FaiiMiEn, Louihvh.li Ga. THE KING Diepatep, Ga. June, Ctb 1801 The committeemen from tho 08-99 aud 100th dint, met with the alliance at this pluoe nud orgauizoiji by eleotiug Rev. I, J. Peeler Chair man, aud T. J. Veal, Jr. Secretary, Rev. I. J Peeler was eleoted Uoturer for the three districts. Tho 0th day oi August was set apart for oo-oporativo meeting at Deep Step, Ga. The committee also agreed to Holioit con tributions and have a barbecue and basket dinner on the grounds. B. F, Cullens was appointed to correspond with the //on. Thomas E. Watson und re quest him to address tbo meeting. Also Rev. I. J. Peeler was appointed to corres pond with the Hon, Henry DeJarnett and invite Uitn also to address the meeting on that day. Public cordially invited and requested to bring well filled baskets. Adjourned. I. J. Feelek. clirn’u. T. J, Veal, soo'y. A<‘i*o*» I lie Deep, to (lie Far West, On Steamboats, oars and stage-coaches, Hos toller’s Stomach Bitters is carrion as the most important item in the materia medics of the traveling public. It deprives vitiated, brack ish wator of its hurtful properties and cxe crablo flavor, counteracts the pernicious ef fects upon the stomach of bad or indigesti ble food, remedies cramps, heartburn nnd wind upon the stomach. It is n fine defonse against malarial disorders, nullifies the ef fects of exoesBive heat, cold aud damp, re- lievus sick headache, and is an incomparable cure for oostivenoss und biliousness. The fatigue oi travel often tells most disastrously upon invalids and convalescents, occasional ly to socli un extent as to jeopardize life Persons in foeble health, apprehensivo of bad effects from travel, will, if provided with the Bitters, be far is** likely to have their fetrs realized. Rain, Rain! Uruss, Grass! Grussl Buiely the demand for all the farmers skill and industry was never more urgent than now, aud right well nro they giving it Crop prospoot is not ixtra^corn where the Innd is good looks well, where tho land is poor aud sandy it is yellowed by tho exoes sivo raiDH, cotton is very small. If tbero fnll orop it will surely be a lalo one. Ob that something oould scare up tho price Mr. D. R. Garner had a vory severo and alarming attaok of cramp a fow days ago but was up again iu a day or two. Mrs. Dunham, mother ol Mr. R. E. Dun ilUj \B very i'mobl«». Miss Alioo Duggan is getting on finely, says she oould walk, but she is not allowed to try yet. Prof. Whitehurst visited friends at War. then last SUurday. One only has to see the cordial grouting givon him to be oonviuood that ho has made many friends here. Mr. Dick Warthou who has been nt school in Atlanta is enjoying tho pleasures of home and old associations daring vacation. Mr. J. B. Mills of Linton with his wife, visited her mother, Mrs. Mattie Dnggnn ou Sunday and stayed over till Monday morn ing. Airs. Mills is a synonym of all tliut is genial aud pleasant, and to he known is to be highly esteemed. Miss Martha Hooks and Mrs. W. S Lozier of Wartheu visited Mrs. 0. G. Walker ol Tlieua Monday Capt, P. R. Taliaferro and wilo visited their daughter Mth. S. M. Hitchcock, Sun day and attended church and Sunday Bchoo) at Bethlehem. At the close ot the Rchool the Copt, was asked to address the children and with his characteristic readiness to en gage in any work for the good of tho obil- dreo, respon led in an cxcollont talk. Ii tho childrou will heed hts wise admonitions, well will it be with thorn. Bov, W. J. Dunham filled his appoint ment at Bethel Saturday on SuniRiy. A colored child three years old had quite an adventure hero Saturday night. It was tiken Irom homo by a relative after night aud by Bom, means got off and made its way back homi ,potting in about 10 or 11 o'olook. It had oome over one milo ulono, and had crossed a considerable creek. When asked it it was not afraid, it said the oriokets hol lered mightily at the swamp. Sobibe. JAS. K HINES, 111 OH. IV FEEDER, Jr- Late Jiulgo Superior Court Mill,do Circuit. HINKS*FELDER lTT01l.\i:i S AT LAW. Will give special attention to Uommeroml Luw nnd to the Prnctico in tho Hu- premft l.'ourt ot Georgia. 33 FITTBN BUILDING, Cor. Marietta nod Brood, Admit a, tall. june 18, 1891, <lut'sfi»ii* for 'ITiiiiKliiw; Men. Does any prudent business man invest in railroad or bank stock on which lie lias i > wait 6, 10, 15 or 20 yeais for a dividend? Then why take IiIo insurance j„ Mntivii I.it of Ntw Y ib ‘it Now \’i ik 1..1h , r 1-u ill" bio of Ni w ik when ymt e ■ n q 4 tli« f.if. coutrset wiitU n with 1 ir-ic annual dividends by inking ft Policy in tho old M itunl Lite Insurance Company ot Ky. I will he glad to call ou you or hear Iroui you at any time. It . (J. JONES, Sandersvillo, Ga. Special agent for Mu- April (1th. tnul Life Ins. of Ky. THE NEW WEBSTER JUST PUBLISHED—ENTIRELY DEW. WEBSTER’S INTERNATIONAL^ DICTIONARY, OF TABLE WATERS. UNBEHWOOB SPRING! WATER, ITS DAILY USE PREVENTS Briglit’s Disease, And cureB Dyspcpsiu, libetunatistn, Gout, Gravel, aud Diseasos of the Kidneys and Liver. Ample evidence of tho truth of the claims, made by lhe most Eminent Physicians of America, for tho eflioacy of the Uudeiwood Spring Water as a remedial agent, will bo furnished upon application to the Company. Tho Water is for Bale by First-class Druggists and Grocers, put up m CASES OF 50 QUART BOTTLES. “ “10OPINT EFFERVESCENT THE UNOERWOOD COMPANY, FALMOUTH FORESIDE, MAINE, U. S. A May 14, ’81, -tf. j bottle, at Wm. Rawlings’ Drug Store. Neuralytc I’crtututt And those troubled with nervousness resulting from care or overwork will bo relieved by taking Brown’s Iron Bitters. Genuine has trade mark and crossed red lines on wfuppev. D«w-|» Stcjt. While I wiite tho ruin is falling nicely, crops are looking very well oonsidoring how into they wi re planted. Farmers lo.vo been engaged in a big fight with Gen. Grern, by the timely assistance of the Planet Jr., wo have him subdued. The health ol onr con.munity iH good, Our schools all adjourned about the 1st of June, that tho little loiks might take part in the fight arove reieired to. We had four sohools iu our comtnnuity, Rov. I. J. P-oh r taught .it Gladin s academy, Mis* Bailie i 'atinau at Deepstep, Miss An nie Rohette. at litiiiroe's, and Mies Jodio Roberts at M A. Wood’s. They all gave general satiHati ion. Rev. I. J. Poiler, as will as a literary teacher, is a Buss Bund iy rchool manager, he has goo I Sunday schools at Smyrna and Renfroe’a tint meet «very Sunday. Hie sohools intei at lleni/c,.'s at 10, a. m and at the church at 3£ p. ru. It seoimi tli it th< ! „ t . u works well nuy where, Wl.cn Lis acho ! closed he took tho plow aud put Ids (a u: in good condition, ho is also lecturer lur th- snb-alljauoes of 98 99 aud 100th diets //e e .mweneed his work utTbena laid duturduy. Bean Swint ond John Smith, col. had a cutting affray some time ago. Bean did all the cutting, and accidentally out himself. Cards and bad liquor weie the cause. 6-19th 1891. Dors, , IVESTMeNT for tho Family, the Sohool, or the Library. * A GRAND ho Family, the H(.vision lias been in progress for over 10 Year* More than lot) editorial laborers employed. #8uo ooo expended before first copy wai printed. Critioal examination Invited. (Jet tho Best. Sold by r.U llooksellors. Illustrated pamphletfree. C. & C. MERItlAM & CO., Publishers, Springfield, Mass., U. S. A. Cnutlont —There have recently been Issued several cheep reprints of the 1817 edition of Webster’s Unabridged Dictionary, anodltlonlong etnoe nuperannuut, 1. These books are given v. rious names,—“ Webster’s Unabridged," "‘Th* Great Webster’s Dictionary,” ‘'Webster's Rig Dictionary,” “Webster'sFucyclopedlu Dictiona ry," etc., i to. Many announcements concerning thorn are very misleading, as the body of each, from A to Z, Is 41 yeoro old, nnd printed liom cheap plate* (undo by photographing the old p»go9. Valuable Property for Sale. On account of my inability to attend to my Milling and Gin UusiueHS, and my son the only help 1 hud, having a bad accident in having his arm broken, whioli will rendei him unuble to carry it on ns heretofore, I offer for sale my entire business iu Tennille This includes a j uoro lot in the ooutre of the business purt of Toonille, also One 60 II. P. Boiler, One 40 //. P. Engine, all oew. 2 Sets of corn mills nil 'n good order. Flailing nulls with all fixtures; 2 Gins, Press and tli fixtures complete, Shufting, Pnllev, Ac. Gin //ouse 25 x 60. Mill House 25 x 60, F.nginc Honse 25 x 45, Planer Shud 24 x 60. One of the bust stands in Middle Georgia to do ft Milling nnd Gin business. I ginned last season 860 hales ol cotton at 35 ots. per hundred. Any one with capital can make it one of the best puyiog businesses ia the county. I also have second hand machinery for sale, cheap. One 20 ii. P. Boiler with engine, nil in good order, marly m-w, One HI 11 P J’.ngiuo an 1 Boiler, One Buingle Machine, Ono I,..th M’-chine, One Saw Mill complete, One good carriage lor Saw Mill, Pulleys, Shafting, Edging Saws, S vingenl off Saw, w:th runny other articles too t.inue: oils to mention. I will sell nil of tho above cheap to good parties, aud give time on all, or any part For prices, write or sail on ins at TeuuUle. I will also sell one of the la st Dwelling lots in Tennille, conveniently locals i to the mill lot. One acre lot, with 9 room house, all complete, with lot, barn, stills, Ao. Address, W. J. JOINER, Jr., may 28—tf Tennille, G*. JAS. DALY & CO. Successors to Daly & Armstrong, In announcing to the citizens of Wash ington and surrounditiK counties the clmngo in the old lirm, wo be^ to state that, our Mlt. DALY was tho manager and buyer of the old Firm; he is tho manager and buyer of the new Firm. We propose to not only maintain the enviable reputation of the old Firm, for Fair Dealing, Reliable & IFashionableSMaterials* but to add to and strengthen it. We have now.in store tho best’stock of Dry Goods, Notions and Novelties, that hard labor, scrupulous care and a thorough knowledge of the wants of tho people of this section cau procure. Wo give an -Absolute Guarantee ON PRICES against EVERY market in the United States. Our Silks, Wool Dress Goods, and Trimmings are universally admired for their exquisite beauty & extremely low rnicES. Scotch, French and Domestic Ginghams in numberless patterns at pri ces within reach of all, calicoes, standard brauds five cents per yard. PLAIDS, CHECKS and DOMESTIC goods at FACTORY PRICES. HOSIERY,UNDER WE A R,GLOVES,HAN DKEltO HIEFS,CORSETS, LACES and EMBROIDERIES at low Tariff prices. With an immense stock, and polite and efficient clerks, we GUARANTEE SATISFACTION to all customers. Samples furnished npon application. In writiDsIJor samples please state as near as possible what you need, and in ordering goods, say if we can substitute articles in case goods ordered have beoa sold. Wo cau save you money on yonr Hoods for plantation use. Call ond be convinced. Polite attention to all visitors, misrepiiesenta- tions positively forbidden. JAS. DALY & C0„ AUGUSTA, GA. apr 30, ’91-tf
