About The Sandersville herald. (Sandersville, Ga.) 1872-1909 | View Entire Issue (July 2, 1891)
Af * \i \ file Ijcmld £ ^corjian, if W3I. PARK, Ed. & Proy’r. f SANDERS VILLK. GEORGIA, JULY , JLDE8T PAPER IN THIS bR<ITION 01 UEOUOIA. fl Household Remedy v __, _ ron all f> BLOOD ANos^i^.; £ diseases the SURPLUS GONE. Ilio Irr'asury staLminnl iunnot! to- 2. 1891. K»/rtui.i«iuti> i,\ imi HlTBSOHIl’TlUN PltlOR >n« Copy G.OO Six Month*... . r (1 lab* of Ton ()ni> Year....... 7 -,, 6.00 «ill be for - vu,,r *1 60 Kntered til I hr SandtravUle poalojjlce an ate- eiul olaaa mail matter Mny 0, 1880. bottor than llm streot; one who ilOtisn t believe the mnrvelous tales d ,‘.1 ll; ".; sU,r .y pnpers and will uot j w 'on’t won’t THE PHYSICIAN AS A DESPOT. Yet Wa Know tlm Ihn tor I* 1-'»^ 11 i Tnint Klim tnipllcltly. Without nny pretense of faith in any Botanic Blood Balm | . , *r oochuju **'• J ULill Will Uay, but which boars date June 17, r «'«i the vile stuff; one who w .showt! a deficiency of §787,108. joho»t in n fair game: one who w ! The $100,000,000 of surplus that!bo a sneak and do a’mean let wlTenI«*!"*'wbita^^i«. ^ Airovor Glovolaud s economic admin- un80en » <">« who won’t spend every I * >n < ico to H sincere int ention of rall- ‘miration saved up for the people, P e . u «y b or gets; one who! '.^hh U " >,wh , 1y '“"l and left iu the nation’s strong box [. hlIlk ! . lu ’ ^/ould respect himself and 1 miuX. it !«mu h ' no '? r ..°. ccn « i ' ,n It uni paid in udvatico tlie prio ox- P ! m a ‘ n r , V; rol j r « d fro,u " office ~ on tboj koe P iu"doceut VppewMwjImn'aWyllt $» ij 1 ;;,! n i 18 f 89> ! ms bopu 8, i u, * n ‘ : ,ne wh v° n, i on *•««** Th,.^,^,,, x**sr*& It Cures SC "°FUL*. ulcers sslt * J, • 1 , lo t ° ,or8 , havo 8 " JC0 boon ! l,ecftU9e llu "J f«uble and defenseless; 1-ttonswhich happily, iro i.uuii mom •inures Ruciu - silt A j 'duslriou^ly at work; tile subsidists, j'’ ,J0 " ,m Wonft torture dumb animals’ “*>»«» they were, in the most Ui-jobi orh, the pension sharks, the<? De who *"t’t steal; ouo who won i ,,;uUl - And w<> cn . larul sharks and the claim Bharks !iiaten to nasty stories; ■ •• fork. —- i-z. liHEUM. EC7EMA ZZl J form of malignant SHIN ERbPl ; *‘ ll« Didn't Oft Any Morn Shad. A >oung man went todineattho house n * a friend. Now, till* young man does not profoRH to bo a ski 1 loci au.itoniiat, and fays the only way ho can tell whether there are bones in his shnd is by getting tboin into bin mouth. Ami bo wbon tho hsh emne he plunged it info his mouth, I without regard to its bony structure. ! And when a lione revealed its presence ill his month he took it out. Now, he like! had NO. Makes tl Weak Stroi •Idej bring efficacious In tonin'^’ ^ EVStom nr,I BUSINESS CARDS ^ when impaired from ary t .-.uso its <• Sa? us P fn nat,, ”“ ^•," n 9 ' "'Portle, 4 9 n O uard nteelng a cure. If Z direction* are followed. 9 # L-. W. H. Whitaker, IT E NT 18 T SENT FREE 4 BLOOD BALM CO., Atlanta. Ca. I t< him to bc> ho. In 1 cons b °° n K etti “K i n‘tWr n work! wLo w ”»’ 1 J*or"«t (SnkonI 'iu'-^MdH'CwlSrw? lu consequence, on tho f.»co of tho P« r «o«» »» H»o steot; ouo who won’t has to guess first what is , ?! '! do^a dirty net for another boy wbof 11,1 ,u ‘ xt "'hat will do i ;3 roo ] Sandorsville, Ga. ri'iK.HH 4'AMU. om«i. 2d story of Tringlos Plook tfaynoM Str***« doo. 7. 1889—tf T. RAWLINOB. n. I. IIATUIIH. —|| — HARRIS & RAWLINGS, ATTORNEYS AT LAW, MANIMSKMVII.IjU, - - - €iA Will practice In nil the oourts of Middle Uironit. Prompt iittontlon piv«n to businoHA. Ollico in tho middle room on western side of Court House NANDEBSVILLE, QA. mar 29, '89—ly U. r>. EVANS. B. n. EVANS, JJl EVANS & EVANS, A ttorneys at Law, SANDEItSYILLE, QA. Office in North-East corner of Court House. noptll. 1888—tf IiikusIh,Gibson A SaiiderRvf lie Rif. «t’lli;»L|,E Vo. Si In Effect May-IOtii, 1890, Daily—East,Sundays Excepted. bv Nandcrsville.. 3.-18 a m a . 0 0 „ , u Ar Augusta 8.28 a m 7 54 Daily li'est, Sunday Exoepted. Lv Augusta 6.39 a m 1 3-8 Ar Bandersviliel. ,11,66 n m East, .Sunday Only. sandorsville. ,G,3U a m Ar Augusta 10.13 a m West, Sunday Only, boa vo Augusta, fi, 18 am Ar Handersville.. II 31 a m . „„ . Connection North, Kart and West at Tagus' ta. Connaotion via 8. AT. Railroad will central ami brunches at Handersville. HAMILTON WILKINS, It (1 a mini r , pr "«. and O. M. it. I,AliliOLL, Ticket /lgcnt. books tho United States is at this moment “broke,” to speak iu overy day language. The people fami.itr with Govern ment finances here state that not lor twouly years bus the Treasury bo.V icen in such bad condition Thelp 008 live iu your neigliborhood? cause of the deficiency is also ap ^ ho u member of your family? Do at 1 VOU I, ini u* l.imV J raino rou want is too cowardly to do his own mean ness; one who Iovch to do right be cause it ir, right. Wanted—a bov; a whole-souled, earnest, honorable, \V here can lie be found mi l I’.mt though thoie ,iro f.u-ti his ipiiiintmi-r- wit), which h.lpj him' te gm .'i right, many thoorio i that regulate 8 ou 2.07 p 0.52 p m 3 28 p 8.09 «v .Voi-lli UTinil oI'i'rain.satNo. 13, C. R.R Pe biv l’.l»8KNO*L TllAIN Ah. (VES 11:35 A. bl • 12:21 e. M l).?WN DAY II,. ‘it »>vn -ght 1:17 a. u. 12:54 a. m. sand; rsvh.i.i: To lukc f ile Lr.ave Sandcrsvillo.... Arrive Tenuillo Leave Tcnn-lle Arrive SandursvilU ... Leave SandcrsviUe Jrrivo i’uu ■ i i lie !-oavp Tounilie Vrrive Sandorsviilu Only 1 Tr.,iu on Sun I. y TE-V.MI.LE TRAIN. , 2Uth, 1890. 11:30 a. m ...11:45 1:10 i 1:25 3:00 3:15 4:00 ...4:15 Richmond and Danvillo R. R. Co. Operating the CENTRAL It. R. A RANKING CO. of Georgia’s Railroad and Gteam- ship Linos. Schedule—Mouth ■ton lid Between Random ill,., Cordon, Macon, Mil- halgov, °, Lalonkm, Villa, llI1(i Savannah. NO. 31, IN lSFFEOi’, JUNE. 15th. 1891. Meridian.) SANDER8VILLE ,t TENNILLE It. R. j Nanderaville 11,15 Ar Handersville ^i rnu 1 , 1 ?. r “ UIJ l ‘ v Tenuillo L I. IRWIN, 8upt. 8. ,k T. R. R. Handersville, Oa. CENTRAL KAILHOA1) Biftweeu Tennille and Maoon. North liound,—Rend Down Lv Tonuille Ar Cordon Ar Macon Ar Millcdgoville.. Ar Eatonton .... you know him? Courage iu Life. of parent to everybody' It was the extravagant appropriations made by .5, s billion-dollas Congress espe cially tho measure passed at tho dic tation of theponsion sharks allowing everybody who carod to make an af "davit a pensioner. If tho advice| perpetual recurrence oi a majority of tho Republican lead : >u| d small trials iu the ors bad boon taken and the servic •, appointed exercise of the Christiau pension bill had been passed by tlmjd'aces. To bear with the failings |v,;,„.?l gr .T.’ L t - lie . deficieDO y. j 11 the)”/ those about us—with their infiimi Lifo is not entirely made up great evils or heavy trials, hut perpetual recurrence of th potly evils ordinary uud teasury at this time would have! 1 ' 68 * theii bad judgement, their i boen several million^ instead of what lauding, their perverse tempers it is. If the umount of fractional I'^duro m-gloct when wo feel wo do ill to silver curreuey wore tied up in the Iroasury to-day that was six weeks “«° tl)0 deficiency at the presmt lime would appear to bo more thau 5>o,000,000 instead of what it is. A HiaaER DEFICIT OOMINQ. Rut the deficiency that is now con fessed by tho Treasury officials will bo uothing comparod to tho deficien- oythftt will be shown a year from now nud that the Democratic Congress will bo forced to meet iu ordor to maintain tho credit of the Govern ment. llie effects of Read’s billion- 1.25, dollar Congress are coming home to 1U ,roost, but the worst has not beou encountered. Financiers hero who bavo long beou familiar with Treasu- „„„ ry matters, expect a deficiency of 12.54 nm 11.18 «m ?’ 50 - 0 0n,000 on the 30th of Juno 2.13 u m 12.33 p ml 1892, J. 1. *V. A T. IRWIN, 8npt. It. Ito uixl it. X Vi !S(-l»(‘(Iiil(-!4. To liilr effect .Lm 2811,, 1890. Leave Tennille 0:00 a. m. 1:35 p. n Leave Wrightsville... .0:65 a, m. 2:30 p m Aruve Dublin «;15 a. m. 3:65 p.m Leave Dublin 8:25 a. m 4:05 p. m, Axiv Tenrillp 11 00 a. m 6:30 p u.. A I'll LI, SET, 6 volunuH of tbat Hplendid w, rk lot ministera unil 8. S. teualiera, the ( nuiprebensivo Commoutury, forsnloal the •4 -.. ai i, Offloe Tl! HO. MARK WALTER, Jluuuf tcturcr of Granite & Marble Monu ments and Statuary LIKENESS aUAHAN Importer . ..3.00 am 1,'20 p m • •. 2 55 p m . • 4.00 p m Rend Up . 1.10 p u, 1,4 ) n m .11.60 n m 12.il .11 09 a m 11.4 9.40 Order of Tho Iron Cro3s. Houth Bound j,v G?rdon°::;:;;::::;:; H l :6o ^mV.iu “ I Ftom 1110 LUtle Work « Lv Mmedgeviiii'.40 am u - 4 "’ A*«» Moue tti.-in seventy years ago the Lv Eatonton 8.00 am rVr'^r 0 ^^ L'ussia, Frederick William Between, Gl., found himself in great trouble , T «ss , «sys-£3"Kit tsTirr? ^Tennille 1.45 am 1.30 pm , 9 lri . m R , tu ^'’ongthen his , ' r Mlllen 1.00 a m 3 20 p m country and make a great nation of Ar Havanuali .. 0 30 a m 0.20 p m the Prussian pooplo, and ho had uot r.u North Bound.—Road Down money enough to accomnlish l,in 4r li.tiuillo 11 18 a m 12.51 a m 8lo P)>Od WUv re ho WftS, tllO W. H. Green, Gen’I Manager. . would be oven an by the enemy, and V- E. Me Bee, Geu’l Hupt, *hut would mean terrible distress Sol. Iluas, Traffic Manager. for everybody. Jas. L. Taylor, Gou'l Pass. Agent. the king knew that his peop- E. T. Chariton, Pass. Agent. *? loved and trusted him, and he be- IT WILL PAY YOU Ilieved that they would be glad to H yoo contcmplato making a trip to anj r 16 ' P * J,Ia ; Ho therefore asked th point North, South, East or West, aud wish women of Prussia, as many of them to thoroughly acquaint yourself with th, as wanted to help their kite' rates before starting. How iar is it? What H-l u • ■ , ^ , , f K “'“> to does it oost to get there? etc. bung their jewelry of gold uud silver, TO WRITE TOME Jo be melted down iuto money for I Will at all times cheerfully furnish, free meVbrouLhtali Those meD brought all the jewelry they had ol charge, any information desired. I„ Q1 , V fishit,,; to form themselves into private ex- aD d for each ornament of gold or sil- LUdl J, “urstou parties will be visited if desired, ver they received in exchanrro TFFD aud any information oheerfullv given. To .,,. eximango ‘ ^ nji [Ladies aud children, and th .ac traveling oruauaent of bronze or iron, served attention, aud ingratitude when wo expected thunks; to bear with tho company of disagroeabl peoplo whom Providouoe hus placed in our way and whom He has por haps provided or purposed for the trial of our virtue—those uro best exercises of patient aud Helf-douial, aud tho better because not chosen by ourselves. To bear with vexa tiou in business; with disappoint ment in our expectations; with in terruptions of our retirement; with folly, intrusion, disturbance—in short, with whatever opposes our will, contradicts our humor—This habitual acquiesceuco appears to be more of the essence of self-denial than any little ligorH of oar own im posing. These constant, inevitable, jut inferior evils, properly improved, furnish a good moral discipline, and might, iu the days ofignovauce, have superseded penance.—L'xcharujc Removing Grease. On using naphtha and benzine to ernovo grease spots from fabrics, often a circlo or outline of tho spot is left so clearly defined that the ef fort is but little bottor than that of tho greaso spot itself; it is in fact tho groasn spot itself spread out thinly over a larger surface. To remove Look alxn-o yon nt the telegraph wires. Sooner or later they become the natural cn, of every kite flown iu thin street, aud the tattered fragment* with which tho wires are adorn,-,1 bear wttuess that me flying ts a popular pastime, even if his prof,'-.-ion,ul acf | on „ rPBti || |, vpot |, rl . lea!, mi l may or may not he correct We know that ho lm* discovered that many of tho methods his father used were unwise ami deleterious, and that ho doses his grandfather gave often hastened tho result they were intended to prevent and hindered what they were designed to induce. Wo k I10 w not onIjrtlmt ho is a man, mid therefore fallible, bnt that his pro- fessional scionco, like Ids father's ami grandfather», is progressive, and is sti'l very far from t>eing exact. Novertbe ess When anything nils us, in spito of all we know of his limitations, wo llv to him as though ho were all wise, ami do as lie , v what lie tells us un our flosh and ctii' p,'diets iH.-nnit. For we believo that, erring and inadequate ns he is, ho know i more tlrnn we do, and that ids knowledge is, on tho whole, tho best that is at mu' command. The childlike trust in our physicians ts a phenomenon which is creditable to us am U , our doctors, and from which u° boll, got U'uefit. Undoubtedly our physicians do us good, and indeed they ought to, even if they knew loss nnil guessed less fortunately tlmn they do d.so were faitli a much less potent virtuii tlmn it u declared to be. Hut it is one thing for us to flock of our own accord to tho doctors, and quite another thing for those professional gen lemen to hold that we shall come to thorn and to none else, and that wo may neither bo legitimately bom, nor die legally, except with tho concur- ronco of tho learned faculty.— Scribnor s. p hu 1 very much, and lie *<d In* heart on having a second I'll ce Cut I.e wasn't asked to have any. Alter dinner was over his ho ;lc, Mid Nil down by him. “Did y, noun- more of that fish very much?' she asked “Well, I do like shad Very much,” , lie admitted, 1 * iw yon wanted some more,” she I N'.nl, "hut I didn't daregivo it to you. I , was afraid you'd die on tho premises. Really, in com te.iv to your hostess, when . you go out iodine yon must bone your h.sli before yon eat it, and not after. I was cold with horror all the while you 1 were eating your flt,h. for fear you would Jliokt, and die right there, and you see ” I she added naively, -that would have ! boon a frightful damper on the suacesa 1 !ngSun ,liUn0r p * rty '”~ Now York Even- Tho marked boneflt which people ! down or weakened 4tato of health 1 from Hood's Sarsaparilla, conclusively a, tlio claim that this medicine " makes the 1 stronK.” it docs not act llko a stlmu linpartlnR nclllloua strength from which t Didst follow a reaction of greater weak than before, but In tho most natural Hood's Sarsaparilla overcomes that tired L lug, creates an appetite, purifies tho bid ami, in short, gives great bodily, mental and digestive strength. Fagged Out “ Last spring I was completely fagged < My strength left mo and I felt sick and 1 crnblo nil tho time, so that I could hai attend to my business. I took one hottlal Hood's Sarsaparilla, and It cured mo. Tho J? nothing like it." j{. 0 . JJegole. Enterprise, Ilcllevlllo, Mich. "I derived very much benefit fromHow SarsaparnhMvhk'h I tool;f or generaldebilit] It built 1110 right up, nud gave mo an exe lentappellte.” En.Jenkins,Mt.Savage,] N. n. If you decldo to tako Hood’s Bar parilla do uot bo induced to buy anythin!( instead. Insist upon having * Stairs Were Nrw to liar. Romo of tiio immigrants arriving in this country are wonderfully ignorant of the commonest domestic appliances. A lady who hud a fit of economy not long ago concluded to get a fresh arrival frotn Hast],- Garden. Imping by her wise man- Hood's Sarsaparilla I’Hstlmes of City Hoys. A singular gunjo has for its founda- tion an ash barrel. Across tho top of this is placed :t board two or tlireo Indies man ugometit I > Irani the girl into a ca|>a)>le servant. Hi Id>- arrived, niout and will ing and rosy, ami with month widoopen in surprise at thu novi-Ities surroun'ling her on every side. <),, being taken to the stairs to go up to her room sho stopped suddenly. “And is it up thim t.lings Unit 0111 have to go?” sho said panic stricken. Hhe«xplalued that it was tho first time that sho hud ever seen a staircase. She overeamo her fear speedily, liowever, for tho next morning the entire family were awakened by a sound that resembled the pranedng of a war horse. Hastening to investigate the cause, tho irritated mas ter of tiio liouso discovered Biddy racing up and down tho wooden staircaso in the abandonment of her joy at having dis covered the “hang of it." "Shure?” she said, “it is an illigaut amusemont.”— New York Tribune 80M by all drngRUti. 51. llz for „ p, . .( Ly O. I. IIOOI, * CO.,Apot.,„cara.,n^:r* ^ i°0 Doses One Dollar < ' vhi< ' h Projects about tiio samy distance over tho rims of tho barrel. On one ul these projecting ends a hail is bal anced; tho batsman then takes in's bat and with all his strength striked tho other end of tho board. The ball flics up and a way in a before unknown direc tion, and the batsman, should ho not bo caught out, attempts to run to a haso and return before tiio ball can bo fielded hoiue.” lay tho efioctod parts botweeu brown papur or blotting paper, and to press thoroughly with a warm iron Then, if any grease remains rub the SDOt f“ n °? ly 1,0 Bt, L'ceesfulIy flown from tho Koutly with a sponge moistened ... l >. Comparatively few city boys know how 1,) fly a kite; they never seem able to lmi.Mge tho tail. Kites in the pHy ’"sm'n . ( f ° r Uui * <lin, ’l Y' houl Bhonrt, I wiU give lettiTr V 1 tlii*'ComlP ruc ist'ly like tho gold or silver CHAMPION IRON FI3N0E “ T J ‘" k ?" » f "»««*.- Th« liest in the World All \\ ork <i iumoteed |f° r their comfort nnd wclfure. For tiokei 1 AIJOSO iron ftUU broDZO OFUft- Drioos and original (lenijiri i ulii'. rfally fur- ;,lturi . waya. guide bookfl and scheduloH, or all boro the iuscriptiou: DlKboil. my information, do not hesitato to command gave gold for iron lRl'i -uo, No trouble to he ncnouinioJiiting. I .... * J. C. 8HAW, Trav. Pass. Agent, Savannah, Ga. E, T. CHARLTON, Gen. Pass. Agent, OFFICE AND 8TE\M WO ,K8 629 anil 531 liroad Sts , 'U'U'NTC ii '■cl 3, 1889. fo ’ •• ■ FOUNT; JS $r,r> 0 ■f'\ TO ki fi 8«0. -'"jl V'V. fW :) I !(io . dy For Use. to 111 - . ■ 2 " < if. . :! Bri. . ■ -i [iff ^ V' , | ■ - J S f] is . • : >' • m s NOW IS THE il l.UE TO BUY White Pine Doors, Sash, Blinds, Moldings, Builders’ Hardware, Etc. iNoouo will bo surprised to learn that these ornaments became more highly prized than the gold and sil- ver ones had been, for thoy woro a proof that the woman bad given up something for king. It became very unfashionable to wear any jew olry, for any other would have been a token that the wearer was not loyal to her king and country. So tho Order of the Iron Cross grow up, whose members wear no orna ment except a cross of iron on the breast, aud give all their superiiuous money to tho sorvico of their fellow- men. If nil the girls aud women who benzine, rubbing from the'edge* to-1 gW* amT-nm HC ° m cv V l;inJ ’ ‘' ini "' wanDtbo center Lay a piSo ‘of! blotting paper over the f-pot ouce I ri, >S drawn with dnik on the sidewalk more to absorb as much of the | for . iK, l e *s are imt ma.I.! ,.r found hero f > grease as popsiblo, thou wash out tho i c:,sil y ,u He-y are i,i » spot in cold water without soap aud Fm,lk M ' ° U press it on ibo wrong bide with u warm iron until it is dry. Ammouia should bo used with caution iu re I'rnpln Wh» Snll llnuka. LibrnnauB are not the only ones who complain of peniops who habitually Boil boons loaned to them by thumb stains and marginal periling. That habit is the heaviest cross imposed on dealers in ran- and expensive books. It is u prac tice with siieli (leulers loser: 1 such books ont for inspection v.’lien requested by tuono to whom the dealer thinks there is u chance t o iiinlto a sal,-. Valuable books often suller from the piactloo. Samuel -I. Tilden, while a good buyer of books, was also a great offender in this respect, lie thought nothing of keeping a book for weeks, making dealers Bend to him for it several times, and finallyreturning it thumbed and dog eared, with a mes- Bfi^o that ho did not want it, mes- . . . , „ On the Mr. Tilden. for lie did not spare money when a book caught his fancy, and hi's library contained many treasures, but at times his whims were costly and vexa- mm> to those who tried to please him. Dea'crs say that there ure mauy men in his city now to whom his habits seem to have been tr«w»mitU*d.—>New York lmica. MONEY TO (LOAN I he nndersigned are prepared to nagotkl LOANS UPON REAL ESTaTB 'nnn! a U/C. ”F ! — V ®-.^^^.ATEEAL p«p« lire yeara! 1101 ‘° 88 ,6 °°’ “ d “re. * l'einis easy Avails Evans, Attorneys at ang. 19th, 1888.-tf. PIANOS ORGANS Reliable MtkH, Many Styles. and Saoond-Hand. LOW PRICES. EASY TERMS. Naw LOWS TIME. Tin, llano of l'i'|<.|i,|,h|p. It runs somewhat iu this fashion: “I have half a mind to toll you something I lll'.ll'I Il'uMll i-.oi 4 1 1 .. ... . for fire ^ froo a line plush-top stool tilk* ! SfttriSS repxovewd (tool and instructor. B0 °" moviug spats as it sometimes chan- ges the color of fabrics as well. Iu other cases a very weak solution of household ammouia h is been known to restore color petfeotly. For this reason it is best to first apply it on au extra piece of the goods or in somci place bidden from sight. Manure For Peach Trees. I have a very large aud well assorted stook L wn nn ,i . * r , V v.1 ALL SIZES of tho above good, which I t-* love tUB JjOfd J08US <«o iim now oll'eriug nt very low prices in oon- W ft Lit to help him iu the nection with my usual immenso stock of war against sin and ignorance and PAINTS, OILS, RAILROAD 8 « fl emig which he is carrying on— If STEAMBOAT & MILL SUP- 11 tLe8e V hriallat ' Rffls nud women PLIES, LIME, PLASTER, HAIR, CEMENT, SEW ER PIPE, Etc. were to give up their jewelry for his cause, how full tho Lord’s treasury would be I °4'V, P ' Sf *l&r c ‘'or 23 V8R.-S No trunern :iV ® 5 J ] B^sssa CHAPM M AD r ;o\t ,-.M4oeo»»*» I! Orar ih« World, id 111 Call nnd got my prices on above goods also on Wanted—A Boy. Slate, Iron and Wooden Mantels, all styles aud prices. Grutes com plete, or any separate pieces. A yen Is for F. BECK .V CO.’8 Warn mid Decorative Wall Papers, Etc. Andr ew FXanley? Savannah, Georgia. 2-19 Wanted—a boy. A brave, courn. geous, manly, hopeful boy—ouo who 1’iiAt of all the peach tree needs a rich soil. This tuay be produced by using barnyard manure liberally. Ground bone has beeu found and an excellent fertilizer iu many or chards, applied at the rate of twenty bushels per acre. Wood ashes have a good results. Manure for a peaoh orchard cannot have a good effect uuless the soil is friable. Some ex perienced peach growers say that peach trees should never be 3et up on u soil that has beeD made suita ble by uuderdraiuing. In other words, a peuch soil Bhould be natur ally well druined. The peaoh can not boar going with “wet feet.” One of the most troublesome difficulties is the so-called “yellows.’’ This yellowing of the foilago is often due to the lack of nourishment in the soil, or bocaue tho soil is too wet for the roots to take it up. There is another kind of yellows that is con tagious, and may infest any orchard, and manure cannot cure. Digging country play, ’lupimm in 8c. Trifling Thing* t„ Court. Very trifling things sometimes go very far in tho courts. The supremo court of tiio United States has ended a costly and long controversy by ruling unon the question, “I a the tomato a fruit or a ZOtfll ill*?” A Ann i... .. i vegetable?” About $30,000 has been ox" pended in tho celebrated “Jones county calf case," in Iowa, in which the owner ship of a calf valued at fifteen dollars is involved. A Medina county (O.) farmer a fow years ago refused to pay taxes on four moolleya on tho ground that the law provided for tiio taxation of “ail horned cattle of whatsoever kind,” whereas tho four cows had no horns. Inis case was ended iu tho circuit court after tho coats bad eaten up the value of the defendant's firm. A suit for taxes in \\hieh tho Standard Oil company is involved to tho extent of several huu- (lred thousand dollars in Pennsylvania and Ohio hangs upon tho insertion of a comma in an Ohio statute.—Chicago njout you (In- other day. Still. 111,1 a,r t i'l J on would he annoyed, anil I believe I will not." Of course you say Inal yon will uot he annoye 1. and upon tins iissaranro your friend proceeds to say: “If you are quite Bure you will not bo angry 1 will tell yon." Then comes some unpleasant thim- reflecting on your temper, your tastes or, if there is a flaw to be found, your habits. Sometimes it comes in tho definite form of an assertion that you have been guilty of somo atroci ty ol which you know yourself to be in nocent. Very naturally, in the lat ter case, you ask whence came the charge, only p.» find that the calumniator has extract! a promise tint I he author’s identity shall not I.e revealed. So you are left defenseless. V’mi cannot deny or explain.—Detroit Free Frees. AMaelilne Tlrat Makes ami Cooks Sau.a B .-» One of the novelties at the St. Pancras exhibition in London, England, was a sausage machine, driven by electric mo tor. In conjunction with this machine U lias been proposed to employ an electrn heating attachment, whereby tho savory dish can be delivered cooked and smok ing hot to tiio purchaser. It begins to look as if the shrewd individual who conceived tho idea of a universal pig utilizing machine, into which the animal could be put nt one end, tocmergo at tiio other as cured bams anil blacking brushes was no visionary, but only a prophet a Utile in advance cf ids times.—St. Louis Globe-Democrat. Tl... Original f, u i.f <- iM:ns . Somebody has been lookin'* tiprho his tory of tho original u s ..f . i„ this country, and finds that they were for merly a part oi the rep. rtory of the lead ers ol the clmrch, being nt one time the principal budge oi Ihedeaoon. Thedea- con s cane was about five feet long, one end being embellished with a big knob Lie other with feathers. When the small' boy got too noisy or rebelled against the powers that were he was given a rap on the head with the uncharitable end of the stick, if the head of the family for got himself while listening to the morn mg sermon, and lapsed into a blissful dream of old times in Merry England the turkey plumes on tho deacon’s cane Republic! ^ ' ift ' af?aiu '- St ' Louis —»l FREIGHT PAID. |*— Weasrse to assume all freight on Piaim. £!!•»■ J>* who wwt M&gVg grjsoitrs atrasfasfiS easily money can PIANO* .. OBOAJT* .$180 OO ts $1,800 OO $ 48 00 to $ 700 OO Special Offers. SPmont i&Msrssss Priced Tiano manu/actuAd^' $210.00 »?£«!S(.“»rsa£r °thj» orguis soil the world. We offer it foi- only very I 5*at rdt* 1 --™ 1 from& °& aH r * ian ° It you want or think of buying a Plano by . no ran ““» purohano untU you hnva secured prlecs and terms from ih not afraid of tbe tratb; ouo wbojup tbe troeH and"' burnioa them'Is ^,°!“ 8 i“ ! ie .:..° U i e :. who ,, llrttee d Goeit; tb© remedy—American Atjrioultur- Tho itluKlicr Maxlicd. “I want some nice little thing for my ■A 7 J CO., INDIANA. L-J. JMieMii Stsiros lor Rent. Two biindsom- stores tor rent iu tire een- Ire of the Jones Block. Possession giieu ut any t me. Apply to U ns. M, F. u’oNsd, baud rsville, Ga,, Aug. 2tflh ’90. it oiiu w bo Iovhh his mother; ouo who int does uot know more than his parouts; 1 one who has tho oouiuge to say “no”j ^’l 10 Maoou Nows says: Tho pro- Jrifo-something tiiat'll pleaso her,” said Masham. “Perhaps you could sir •omething,” Writ aud stick to it; one who is willing to sout, graud jury is investigating the begin at tho bottom of tho ladder ua l° of oigarrottes to minors, work upwards; one who thinks it ^hauld their investigations fail to unmanly to smoke; ono who thinks reveal anything tbe law should be an education is worth striving lor; abolished or a more effective one “Yes,” said tho saleslody. “I think a telegram saying a house has fallen you ought to please her,”—New York Herald. A Way Lords Have. It would appear that there are lords ami lords, as tho following dialogue may illustrate Commoner (approaching peer)—Allow me, lord, to introduce you to my friend, Lord Tad burnt peer (bowing coldly) -Yoiw friend i —j / * liinm bappens to bo my nephew, and—taking commoner aside—allow me to give von n piece of advice. \Vhen 1 want to know n fellow peer i can introduce myself, but 1 don t want to know every ouo of them —London Truth. Failure to Somo One. “Is marriage u failure?” asked the youth. “Yes, to Alice Ponsonby,” answered one who is willing to obey ids supe- wuUs. The evidence is here and 80 |themaid£shegUd^i^S riorej one who knows bis borne isjw the cigarette. j which Horace hh Cotton In Cliiua. In China previous to tho Eleventh cent ury cotton was rare nnd precious, nnd a PHILLIPS k CREW, f.U»ll*.4 1«.«. ATLANTA. QA. resint B S b ?n°.h ber,il " Dd P°F'‘I'ir firm is rep Wh . v ii , l B " tU T l, y ,h ” undersigned Mon. ofV ^ Rreat pleasure in showing do- signs ot best organs and pinuos and .iuotin- beat prices of the l.onee. If yon need gang or pinnos call on WM. PARK k**' Agent, Handersville Roy’s Blood Purifier «.lSri"°i 1 ^. S . 0re \f crofl, > 0 - Ulcer ». Strof. ui us horee, scrofulous Humor and all scrofulous diseases Prim.-.c* **V m ° r all scrofulous taveoua HlXn? d y i' 8eco " d « r y “'id Tertiary Con- Ihe Sc“ ln s^n t JJ, cer ° u » Sores.diseases of les Ilcfi Si heutU| 1,lotche ». Pustules Pimp- ifC...:.‘:I etter .RIng-wonns.8ca!d-Hea<l T'cz.mi, cotton robo was deemed a fitting gift fori reriai^heuminil^ni* 0118 ' 1 B V°°? pol ‘ on ' JIe ”' Needing a tonic, or children that went bulldloB - tr.ua uuay Known 1ft Arabia, for its qome- -cotton—1» derived
