About The Sandersville herald. (Sandersville, Ga.) 1872-1909 | View Entire Issue (July 2, 1891)
LOCAL ITEMS. BRIEF LOCALS. Saturday the 4th of July is the 116tU an niversary of American Independence. Monday next is regular term of Ordinary Tuesday is public sale day. Election of teachers of City Pnblto Schools uext Monday night, Cth.inst. Five teachers are to be elected. The first watermelons this season wore brought in by Mr. James F. Chambers, Sen. of Tabernacle district on Thursday last, 25th of June. Me bronght in but a few, but ex pects to have moro ready soon. PERSONAL. Miss Mamie Wall is visiting Mrs. A. M. Brown ol Wrigbtaville. Mr L A. Chapman of Dublin was in the city two days this week. Two daughters of Mr. T. Yates are visiting relatives near Macon. Highest of all in Leavening Power—U. S. Gov’t Report, Aug. i 7 , ,889. Mrs. Jeff. A. Irwiu is spending some time in Atlanta. ONE ENJOYS Bdh tlie method and results when ty: up of Fig* is taken; it is pleasant •n l refreshing to tlio taste, and acts p i’t!y yet promptly on tlio Kidneys, Liver itnd Bowels, cleanses tho sys* cflectually, dispels colds, head- no'ies and fevers nnd cures habitual constipation, fyrup of Figs is the ouly remedy of its kind ever pro- dured, pleasing to tlio taste and ac- c.jitfilile to tho stomach, prompt in il3 action nnd truly beneficial in its oflccl.s, prepared only from the most healthy and agreeable substances, its many excellent qualities commend it to nil nnd have made it the most popular remedy known. yy r ”P of Figs is for salo in 50c find 81 bottles by all lending drug- gi Is. Any reliable druggist who may not have it on hand will pro cure it promptly for any one who wishes to try it. Do not accept any substitute. CALIFORNIA FIG SYRUP CO. SAN FRANCISCO, CAL. LOUISVILLE, AY. NEW YORK, N 1 Mies Alioe (Scarborough has gono to /Ulan ta, whore she will speud some time in per fecting herauK in photography. »r. anil Mrs. Andrew I. Irwin returned last woek from a sojourn at Tale Springs, A ll.noein.ra will see notice of meeting on »nd also at Halo Spring, near Hogersvillo , * dnc8,1 "L H, '1 inei. Cel Livingston will Tenn. Dr. Irwin though not fully restor.-i •eliver a public address on that day. to health is somewhat improved and hie ' r ‘ - " f,i3Dlls snxlousiy hope (or his early woo very. Hon. J. O Duggan was n pleasant oallcr at tho HatULD office on yesterday, Ho hm* Micro was a good rain beyond on Tuesday night, seomingly heavier still beyond bis res Hence. It however grow lighter towards "artben. l’rof Tvy W. Duggan was in the oity yes terday on routo to Homo, Ga. He will re main there a few weeks, making tho neces sary preliminary arrniigomouls for moving to that c'ty nnd entering upon his duties Shorter collepo. Misses Mattie Sohwall u attending com moncement and visiting relatives in Barnes ville. CHURCH SERVICES, list Sunday* METHODIST. Preaching nt 11 a. m. and 7 p, m., Ilev. J, W. Weston, pastor. •. HAl'TlBT Prcaohing nt Stators' Saturday and Sun day at It a. m., by Hov. B. H. Ivey, pastor. Tsnnille Baptist obnroh, ltev. T. J. Beok pastor-Pronobing next Sunday at 11 a. 111 snd 7, p. 111. CHRISTIAN. Prc ohing at Tennille at 11 n. m. At San dorsville, 7 p.m., Hov, F. L. Adams, pastor Give In Your Taxes. I wi'l be at tlie Oourtbouso at the ofllco of Mr. T. li Sparks, the County Treasurer the rest of the week, to reooive State and County tux returns, closing on Saturday evening. Alter th»( time I will ho at n\v roRidenon on Haines Sheet near the public square, wliero for a short time volumes can still he mnde K. 1). Strange Tax ecolver, W, (J, A»v:cce to Women- If you would protect yourself “ ‘ “, Pi The hnodsoiue new jail building when completed, will bo quite an accession to the pnblio bniblirii'H of ttie oity and county. Prisoners will >)<.> liavo then very comforta ble quarters,and will find jail life more pleas, nut tlinn lormorly. It is to be bopod liowov. er that no undue advantage will be taken of the county's generosity, to crowd the rooms, R'ld thus add to the public expense. Watermelons are now coming in. Mr. II . T. Tompkins bronght In a load on Friday and on Tuesday Mr. J. T. Chambers, Sen. brought in a load. Tboy find ready sale at good prices Mr. W. Tanner, ono ol Washington's best farmers, lias a watermelon patch lor the homo nmrkot here, and utao a field of 8 aores Mra n „ „ tor shipment. 77is melons are well known .., • ' ' ’° K ° r8 °f Milledgevillo is vis- in this markot, for their fine flavor. friends 11 ‘' iudur8 '* l *° among her many The veteran lmtohor, Mr. Ben Wbiddon ... ..... ... hi>R been clioRen markutinan f.r another. ° '*rren Lovett has returned year. His stall is at sumo plaoo in City Hail 1 “ Tl81 10 MilledgevllU. boildlng. M)ss Mamie Bailoy loft on Monday for . The oolored Masouio dologatos to tho con-| wnB » /. 1 *'*',!?*' ftbd °* bor P 0 * 0 *** in sonth- venlion in Kavaunab were so hospitably on- \ or . » v M , 10 W “ H 000 °mpanied by Miss tertained and oared for during their stay, „ few dayT ° Avor “' wtj °bnd been her guest that thoy wish to express their gratitude to ... tin ir friends there oariug for them. 183 Alioe Evans is visiting her brother F. B. Carter, Sydney Knowles, and Noah *’ ' • Lvans of Davishoro. Jolinson woro delegates from Sandersvillo. Prof ' Duval who formerly taught at The A. G. & 8. railroad will sell returnL,.., f H3n * n ** ) ' 8 0 °unty was drowned on the tiokets to Augusta on the 1th of July, for 4 .. ° " ne ln Jaoket orook near cents a mile, good to return on any traiu un- . , ^ nnH ' 1 e * Duval was bathing til Sunday Dight, tho 5ih, 1 , 1 ft J’ 0UU B mao Mr. Virgil Swanson, nud •• • HI 1 tryin < ? t0 ri,80U0 Swanson who could not UrntiiCftN tttll't lie Cured Hwlm > both wore drowned. Another young by local applications, ns tboy cannot reaoli mBU Wlts “* 90 bathing, and was seized by tlio disoasod portion of tho oar. Thoro is on- onu °f the drowning, and ouly rescued him ly ono way to cure Deafness, and that ta by self by diving, that cause,! n, 0 . „ . , constitutional remedies. Deafness ta oaus-. relaxed. “ B 8p to be cd by an inflamed condition of tlio muoous lining of the Kustaoliinn Tubo. When this Dr. T. M. Harris is spending a fow tubo l/i'tM ilillumml vmi Imvn u rntiihline I u ifli Liu f., t. .. ..... ' Baking Powder ELECTION. The Election of Tenoliers for the Public Ordinary’s Citations. Schools oi Sandersvillo, will tako place on Monday July 6th, at 8 o’olock p m. Candi* dates lor positions will fllo their sppliostioos with President or Secretary. By order of the City Board ol Education. II. N HorT.mr.in, Treat. O. IV. n. WntTtKHii, Seo’y. GEORGIA—Washington County, absolutely pure SHIPS PULL CP CABLES. sr-. ■yvAft'! .'niiiwdEtn THIS Otl JCiT IlJ IX ATBIO Olio Suit MV Six. COTTOIJ 0 BLOOM Ordinary’s Office. George Gilmore Administrator of the estate of Mrs. A. M Stadn fats of said county do* ceased applies to me for letters of dlamtMloa from said administration, and I will post upon bis application on the first Monday ta October next it my office in Sandersville in sai l county. Given under my band and official eigna* tore this 1st day of Jnlv 1891. 3m M NEWMAN, Ordinary, W.O. relates 3UEER FISHING WITH PROPELLER * oma SCREWS OF BIG BOATS. . A Woup of half a dozen Indians espo- ! daily attracted my attention. They X11 Ocean Htomuship Carrie, n l'lrrs tif >trWttll . l K ?h°Mt 111 nil tho glory of ... v„ H SSlSST U.m a .nu,. bui with I.l.—pmt .... b“.*— *-rl.1—1 „f „ wM.uflick'm toOwMth,."wb^CTowT Mod. * Writing in Centnrv Dr. C. D. Gllleanla WI . TH l-AT EOT IM nOVEMtNTS lates this incident of a Sunday in Co- I saw Vpi Ir ma, Cal., in ’49: A -- * ... for quiet. iiHiix.-y viuen recel-c r.r c'rrrjir«! ll<? lOftMew.'SKS tv. ■ - -•.■v-acypr 'OSGOOD” U, S. {.i'Gr.darcl IVMJi'j mULS Ship That Kan into th.- Mud. The largest and I met looking indiatfhad Submarine cables laid in shallow wn- t ‘ lt ' hat and boots, nnd tubo guU Inflamed you have a rumbling I with his family here 7/o tlde'hu^rr .i“ V ° sound or imperfect hearing, and whou it is soon frn„, ,1 inks of retiring entirely dosed Deatuess is tho result, and . u l ,ftb l°r a tc of the Christian unless the inflammation can betaken out and ulJuro h, that ho has now filled for five years tins lube restored to its normal condition, “ u d including bis former term of sorvin ’ b !W f” re . v .l r: tohl1 of 12 He oontemiilates “ out of ton are caused by catarrh, which Is I „ nntl *7”'contciuplBteh entering notiiing but an inflamed condition of the .. * d ions duties ot a State JE mucous surtnoes. .. . .. —VHIigO- ,ht ' //u wl11 ll *en still have his headquar- Wo will give Ono Iliiudrod Dollars for any t6r8 in Atlanta, though his dnti.a will se of Deafness toaused by Catarrh) that quire freauent abnenn i « i< ,U i cannot cure by taking Hall's Catarrh „ ,w ^ uent absenoes in traveling over from Painful, Profuse, Scanty, Suppressed or Irregular Men struation you must use BRADFIELD’S FEMALE REGULATOR r *\i Cabtbusvtlt.u, April Srt, 1880, TIPs T.U ci rfif . th it f.vo memtrars of my lmr..uialo family, aftca 1 having suiforod for yenri from iricimirual (rroaulni'lty, boti'g treated without honefif, by physicians, wei ^ st length completely t ura, I by ono bottlo of IIrud '.Icld’s Fcniute Itcgulator. Us t Ij truly wonderful. J. W. Sthanob. BRAOFIELD REGULATOR CO., ATLANTA, QA. SOIL OALV B V ALB lUiUOQISXS. Nmi ilPi'NVillo Out on fflarbcl. Uoud Middling ga Middling.... Los Middling .y......... li ' Good Ordinary C? Ordmaiy * ...... A! ' HAlUHvllKiTILLIi IMIOA MiltliET. Bacon sidos per lb M, to 8 3 4 Bulk “ «« n NO Flour-. Q.75 tlain hams ** ....... . 13A “1 Bhonlders •« ^7 A 3“ ® rRn Sugar E* @ fii p'mO U bite.. .5o 0 8 small quantities, priocs a fraotion liighe Flour ipatent $5.76 H ot “ 1 05 J, ImI “ bu. 1 15 " doz, (a i “ 20(„V25 „ Uhi -‘ketis 15 (.i HO., Tytfs Pills taking (Jure. Send for circulars, free. F. J. CHENEY A r Co., Props., Toledo, O. piT Sold by Druggists, 75 o. Waaliington ICilli'g. SandorHville bus caught tho Military spirit, and is organizing a company bearing the Liltle Moselle daughter of Air. and Mrs. I W ' U ' Fur8 °i “« glad to learn is now lupidly reooviriog/ tera uro oft'n exposed to greater risks °tlicr apparel walked about ns nnd rougher treatment than tlio Lm.nf P roni ; il y as any city clerk. Another was mu tlio great } . . . - • ~ ocean cables, which sometimes cost their . ,,. n , l ' n immense pair of pantaloons, owners n small fortnuo in repairs. Not li. . 8 B ort ''’' nothing but n white long ago an ocean going steamship, in * 1 T‘ th F nl ? e<i l)osom - A fourth Haunto<l u bluo swallow leaving her dock at Jersey Oity, plowed , urth minuted a up the soft bottom with her powerful , lUe “, coat ’ bespangled with imiuenso o'm nor ff.-Vi”' 1 r p ' ' Full,. nnrran<i*d, 3 Ton $35 ' h ,V ;. . "p }r Mwimwa propeller, and secured a costly a^ml vain- l)r ’“ w ,j ut ■ .is. A fifth was decked with able catch in (he shape of about a dozen * , ? veet ' whUe tbo 8 >^h li/ui „ 0 th- snbmorinecables, which enmeshed them L"?, but are “handana, which was care- selves in Ihc blades of the propeller so "’ r;l l'lXHl around big neck. Thus effectively that all the cables were tom " hat . woultl scarcely servo ono whito asunder, anil tho Bhip hud to go into drv *?“? V lHt na effectually accommotlated .lock to clear her sctW of tlm garlands 81x Indl “ M ' of iron, hemp and Kerito with which it The i>„.a. th.. Herkei.y school, bami^r < , |0t ^ 8ay P«Pil in tlio Berkeley school will 'fgqsgc holl : BANK OFFICE Bti i i • i , »>ave, iu tho now buililintf. n iloslc of The learnedjudge wtai prowled over poUshoil hardwood and a choir uphol tho argument os to whether the tele-stered in leather. Whenever a boy is r^r ,Pan K >lWhl0hOW,1C( l )orft ' ct in all of lita studies for a wholo , •, , . , WM ' ,10 aggrieved on the lower side of the lid of his desk party, decided in favor of the latter, This is an old Ruirbv custom holding that a harbor is to be kept* free oZ Ii 0 td«lTT 0n ;b 0,1 U , iat “ H , tramCr i8 en ’ fSO.OOO for twelve 1 of tho old desks in titled to plow through mud as well as Rugby school because of th* water, cables or no cables. It the cables muL uTcrZ, Am.m^ .h were thought to bo secure Wause they names wero those of Robert p K i i were lodged in two feet of silt, why, l W^m E GlL tono, mtTy ca^bv Mrt h hMr 6 o^. f0r th ° Cabl0fl ’ ° r rftthM ^ According to tlio learned judge, ocean of the BerkdTy sch'^d* deakr 1 Dr ^hUo steam«*rH possess the right of way through says that he luu some good stock among the silt, even down to hard rock, and the his pup.ta.-Now York TimeL waters of a harbor for purposes of navi- 1 gation liavo no “bottom.” This is cold comfort for ownors of submarine cables in harbors, but by way of adding insult A Vulmvblo Cut. S. W. Kimball, of Presque I&le, lias a Maltese cat which is valued as much as to injury the very practical suggestion;a horso ami bm/ rv. The otlicr day* was made that cables might lie laid in a while Mr. Kimball was away the species of submarine trench, und thus be came in from the Iwm and went to Mr. Kimball’s wife, and after “mewing” kept out of harm’s way when ocean steamers (or others) find it necessary to "t/llfO t.iin nrnniwl M tako tho ground. TUGBOAT AND CABIJ5. It is quite conceivable that the power ful machinery of an ocean steamer should started to tho bam again. This the feline repeated three times, till at last, to see what the eat wanted, Mrs. Kim ball followed it to tho bam to where a oolt was hitched, and there found the make light work of gathering np and homo tied so securely that it could rending into fragments a dozen or so of scarcely move, and where, if it hadre- ™ b “" n , e cabI “’ but that 11 river tugjmained any great longth of time, it ^ , b \ vo b, ' en ^voroly hurt, if not TO DISPEL COLDS. Headaches and Fevers, to oloans.i tho sys- above honored title, /llready 43 names | tolJ i tffeotually, yet geutly, wfien eoativo or .re enrolled, and others will enlist. Capi bilious, or when tho blood is ini pure or slug- W. E. Watkins is drill master and is calling I Utah, to permanently cure habitual oonstipa- mt, “Fall in men,” in true regulation style. Oon, 1° awaken the kidneys and liver to a We wish tho boys success iu organizing „ healthy activity, without irritating or weak- permanent company. jeniug them, use Syrup of Figs. some hundred feet or so of heavily ar mored seven conductor cable into abuncli killed.—Lewiston Journal. of Gordian knots is a little too much, j liavo itoon Worded Difforontiy. The cable is the property of tlio American I Young Medicus—Of course it will take Telephone and Telegraph company, and nl ° a long time to get started, serves to connect tho ]>ole line across| Eminent Physician’s daughter—Oh, Staton LI and with that running through res; papa says oven the cleverest iu the New Jersoy, the enblo cVossing the Kills profession are years building up a nrac- ‘ ‘ tice.—New York Times. STORE FIXTURES. 0^“Aok for Oataloiutt. TERRY M’PQ CO., nashville ,tenn. A Year’s Support. GEOIiGlA—Washington County Ordinary’s Office. Whereas the appraisers nppolntvil to Ml ap Timid assign a years BUppott to Mrs. iVtliartnfi Hall, out of tho estate ol her lath* er Ephraim D dor ian, lute of said oonnly, deocised, a* provide,| lor ill liis last Will and I’, s'ameiii, have lile.l their returns in this dlli'.i. All p. r-ons cenoerne.f are lierel.y rs* quir, d In I n and ap' e,.r at the Court of Or- .iiriarv of niitil o 'limy on the first Monday in Angnel in xi, end etmw cause if any ihsy have, »li> mid in urns should not heap* pi' v d snd mad.' the judgment of raid Court. Given under my hand officially this 17th da\ ot Jim.,, 1891 M NEWMAN, Ordy. 41 T<» l‘'nruM'i-N. Two enr load, of Mules an I rive to-day. Evil and gel id oi , apr 30ili ( II is U ltd 1 IN IS. ritl.D I'lAS, A I. w Imsht ls ,d field | ■ ii- for planting. Call earl} nud plaoo your orders U. J TAItl’U i TUN Convention of Uimd CommisBionera. GEOItG l A — Washington County. Office oi said ( onnty. Ordinary'. Hnndersville, June, 3d, 1891. The Road Oommiasioners of nil thn dl.i- 'ricls in (tie County, are respectfully rsqust- led to meet in convention nt the Court bnnss in Ssndersvllle, on Saturday tha 4th day of July, 1891, at il a. ui. for the purpose of ra* classifying seme of thn public roads, and for n interchange of views on road matters of the aouutj generally. 4t M. NEWMAN. Ordinary, W. 0. ion not'KFKKKi'ane. Fly lime lias come, and so have some henu- •Ifni glass fly traps, that dou’t fail to cstcli them. Cali and see them WILEY HARRIS Jr SON Nfni’i-ow tlliiinn.'. Regular meetings nt Bethleljeni Academy, near Warthen, Saturday before 2nd Sunday in eaoh mouth. W. T. Askew, Pres H. 8. Smith, Seot’y For Executor’s Diimiuion. GEORGIA— WuHliingtou County, Ordinary’s Office. 0. T. Downs, Executor ot the will of Mrs, Vbiry Downs, applies to me for letteis of di«* mission Irom his executorship, and I will pass upon his application on the first Mon* day in August next nt my offioe in Sanders* vibe said county. Tins 4th day oi May 1891. M. NEWMAN. mos. Ordinary «V. 0. Riddloviile Alliance. Regular meeting is held In Um allernoon f . v, ry 41. S durdsy. W. ft I ciohum, I r. b’i J. A. Cautku Seu’y. Rld.lievllie, (la Orum-v '*nl»-AIIIiiiici*. Oocngb, Ga , March 3. 1891, Editor limn,Will yon phase puldi-h in jour paper in,, regular rue.ting day ol too- ee Mill- t Hi II,oe HituMnY before the 3m Sunday in each inonlh al Qooneo Aosde- my ,.i 3 o’oiook p m Tha other oonuty iispers will pleaso oopv. Respectfully, t r. P. Buodks, I MlllulM'll lor moro than ten years with F® J5ll|u,»| ISniolIf Iiimui*. that dreadful disease, oatarrh, nud used ov- illice Co .Veivai'k \ B cry available medicine wbioh was recom-l ..... d to mu. I ouunot thank you enough for the relief which Ely’s Cream Balm has Our readers aro desired to uotioe the docii l“°L?N. Y. e,_EmaDUUl MU>etS ’ Wiuli()ld '| lilir ’‘ u ‘> attractive features of this excello.il company, asset forth in the advertisement Porter N|»riug.s Ipap 1 ^ ^ ° Wiokflr the spocial agent in this This charming li alth resort from its ole-1 * b ' 8 company oortainly has an honorable Vfttioii 3,000 ie«t above the Hen level, appro-1 bigh character of the oflioorB priately named tho “Quoon of tho Mouu- IU L '^ ur k° 01 its interests loins,” again offers its attractions to the ^ ,,8 Doe Bradley of tho Supreme court ot renders of ths 7/kbaj.d. Addod to the high lbt Unltcd Statcs . “Bd ex-senator Freling. olainiu of its mineral waters, and the well lul J 8 *-n. former secretary of tho Treasury aro known salubrity ot ils atmosphere, there are bs I )reH * l touts, /acts that attest its speoial home comforts, such as dolioious b '*( b c hu r acter, It is now in the 47th year milk and Jersey butter, vegetables and|° 118 < x ^ t6 noe, and has already paid tho frnits, that liavo poouliar charms lor tho " normoU8BUWO * ne:Rr ^y 1 i i D3,000,000 topol- seekers ol health nnd pleasuro. Hoad the 10 ^ bolders ‘ notion and tako Porter springs in, in your ^ feature-of vary espeoial interest to poli- summer rambles. |uy^holders is, that alter tho payment of pre miums for two years, tho policy does not The Mew Jail. Ilapsobut the company will pay tho full The oontrnot tor building the new jail j n 8 “^ ount ,or 8U °h Dmo as tho vnluo will pay Sandersvillo was let on Tuesday to the Pau- . , ly Jail Building, aud Manufacturing Co., ol . h 8 8 Pooial ngont 77on. T. O. Wiokor will SL Louis. Mo. [take pleasuro in explaining still further its details, to all desiring him to do so. between Linoleuinvillo and Carteret. Tim tug caught up the cable in the most approved manner, according tn the laws of harbor navigation, snatched it from its quiet resting place in tlio Bill, and a stem battle between the pugna cious propeller and tho inoffensive and deftraaelcus (though armored) cable en sued. Needless to say, tho propeller was New Holland Springs Now Open. Dr. J. YV. Bailey 1 lie water is un- withstand the attack of a river tmg'*pn> |<><J mj, {,,, { I/vi* f/inflimn. P»ltor,^ after a stent w«sf*n«. ac-!^ I ,tU< - AX 101 Y-C«Uling babies and invalids. CHEAP BOOKS. Reduced Retail Prices for Pub- Jie Ecliool Books. For Executor’s Dismission. GEORGIA— W ashinoton County. Ordinary’s Office. William G. Bailey, one of tha Exeouton of William F. Shnrling late of said county icnomied, nppli>s tome for letters ofdfemta* *iuu trnm the administration of the eeUte of s'*id deceased, and I will pass upon hU np* plioation ou the first Monday in Jnly next nt my nffiou iu Sandereville, said oonuty. Given under my hand offloinlly this 91nt day oi March, 1891. M. NEWMAN. 3m. Ordinary, W. 0. SL Louis, Mo. Mr. Will Ii, Landrum agent reprosontod the Company, while Hon. M, Newman, Or dinary, ami Messrs, 0. H, Pringle, Wm. Mar Specimen Cases. ]G>ft dynpeptle, the Uoblll tnted, whoth* JLiV 0 !". of work or mind or drink or exposure iu Malarial Regions. 1 win find Tutt’s Pills the most genial fuv»iid llv ° cvcr ofrt ' ,cl1 tke suffcrluK Try Them Fairly.' SOLD EVERYWHEKE. t ,, ?u : !! n ^ :v i ss -M‘U'on IIA It IT III 1 1 , t! world (here is lint on. cure, !>*■- llaina’ Golden Npecinu.- b chi) bojgivin in a oup of tea or coffee lout (he kuowlodgo of the person taking , iTit-oiHio a -pendy and permanent ouro, or« bf i r patient is a moderate drinker . . 8 I'Oehelic wreck. Thousands of drnnk- n i, l,v “ been eurod, who le.vo taken the u' f ’. n ^tieeific in thoir coffee wiiho.it their a,, , < tfi u i and today believe tliey quit ful lkl “! ; 1,1 f ' ir own froa will. No liairn- , from ita adminibinition. Curis Send for circulars and full Lve« n ’ ! 8 Address In confidence, Gild- Ohi 0 PECl, ° Do.‘ 185 Race Street, Cincinnati, Br.oV leu's Arnica b'alve. n. | ,£ r Sai.vi: in the world lor Cuts, 8nr<a* f ll ‘ '■ Dicers, Salt Hhoniu, Fever ( *' “< f, Chapped Hands, Chilblain-., lv s ’ U, i. t ul * ‘’’ k ' u Eruptions, aud positive Kn, 88 11 s, or no pay required. It in “M,., ■! if, , j v „ jmipot, satisfaction, o> * J r* I*.r.di.d. l'l ice 35 cents ‘ *«">}• V m. Re-lings. b. H. Oliflord, New CauHol Wta tt ,. u tin am* Geo. D. Warthen Building Commit- troubled with Neuralgia und Rheumatism toe repiesentod Washington county. his Stomach was disordered, his Liver was The plaus and specifications have all been 8 % [ >u ,l l ftru >t u fi degroe, nppetite fell •"-w--a «»*• «r»»' «*a “ sjsa.jsssLvs* Jan. 1st, 1893, fixed as the date ot oomple- ters cured him. iMeo,U0 UU tiou, and tho sura to lie paid on completion, Edward Shepherd. Harrisburg, 111,, had a is stipulated at $12 355, fn*, tt so , r f 1 on h ,' 8 le 8 °f eight years' stand- Used three bottles of Electric Bitters ^ seven boxes of Bucklen’s Arnica Salve, A Physician from Iowa. , * „« l8 o on . nd , a . rul weI! ' Johnspeak- . er, Catawba, O , hud five 1 irgo Fever sores Dr. //. Monk, Nevada, Iowa, states: Have|on his log, doctors said ho was incurable. d ono box been practicing luedioine fifteen years, and Gne bottle of Electric Bitters an of all tlio medicines I buve ever seen lor tho Buoklen’s Armoa Salvo cured him entireJv howols Dr Biggers' liuokleberry Cordial is|Sold by Wm. Rawlings' Drue st nr y ' by lnr tho beBt. Rawlings’ Drug store. t ,^°ia by Druggists, prioo 75o. por bot- Mew machine klinp, Loilg'cd in Jail. Tbo largo maohiue shop formerly oocupied by Wilt and Irwin, is now iu tho hands oil Sheriff Wall returned from Savannah Mr. IL B, Farris of Rooky Ford,Ga., aDd will Friday night, bringing with him Louis bo opened and running in full bloom in a Mathews a well known colored man who had few dais. Mr. Farris we learn ta a skilled been arrested in the Forest City,and lodging machinist and was formerly with Geo. It. I him iu jail, Lombard <L i ’n of Augusta. Ho hop s to Tho Morning Nows of Saturday says: have the patronage of tho old customers, und Sheriff Wa.l ot Washington county arrived also to add many others. |iu Savannah yesterday morning. Ho leaves — -T- r - i for h 0 '"'’ ,blM morning with Louis Mathews, CATAP? R H ^ ^ Y *S a desperato negro who is wanted in Washing- CJ8EAM T5 VT r moonu, y forlaro«n } after trust. Mathews lJJ1 -DALJ1 j Wil s otrested by Officer Arnold Wednesday Clonuses the Nasal Passages, companled by ondiosa writliings and con tortions, it succumbed. The sea serpent itself could not have mnde a )H*ttor figh.t. if the cable was vanquished, its enemy was also, at least for a time, placed hors do combat, for, so closely were propeller und cablo in terlocked in their deadly feud that the tug had to bo brought to New York and put iu dry dock in order to separate them, The snarl contains about one hundred feet of cable, and bears stroi^j evidenco ns to good construction, {Kinross WINK TAYLOR, Gainesville, Ga. Porter Springs. “QUEEN OF THE MOUNTAINS.” Few would believe that a cable could] Htt0,(8 “P Tuesdays, Thursdays Hd Satur* resist long enough to be twisted un into’. ft y H, leftvin 8 Gainesville, Ga , on urnval of such hideous shapes instead of brealrinir ' a ’ D trom atl “Bta (about 10 o’clock a m,) 1 unaKm„ ., n a down tho alternate days Distanon 28 I h0 _..* Cabl0 ’, W “ C h > a h»es. _ PassengerH'$2 and trunks $1 each seven conductor, Kerite make, lias been down for about five years, nnd was found to be in perfect condition when repairs wero made. Indeed, tho snarl testifies to that 80MB CABI.K STORIES. Not long ago Frank Stockton contnli- uted to one of tho magazines a nonsensi cal story, in which n startling incident was narrated. By a stroke of lightning a steamer had been converted into mi immense magnet, and had attracted to itself a submarine cable, which held it fast until the cablo Bhip came to the res cue. This flight of fancy is not alto gether without excuse. There is a story of an ocean steamship catching up u piece of cable in the North way. Board $28 per mouth. Billiurds and Ten Pins free. Daily mail. Moro fine Jer- «oy milk (ban over H u do for dutioing , ve- i^rnn^ bb a Bitude 3,000 loot akov« sou level i oneI° e } B . bove JJar ‘L t "* aud Gainesville, 1,200leet above top oi lookout Mountain. •cm 11 ',’i ftI V, b0 ° b<jl ll, '" v ” Clarksville and lallnlab Falla. Aflordi to low oouutry per- Hons the greatest change of climate south ol Mt Mitchel, N. 0, For timber information address Tbo Anierionn Bonk Comp Hi t I' i* H 11). t. I I 1.,))■ I .) |. Hi>n iu in* r iidl | ric « **i • in il - - III ill,, -eliiiota "1 I, -I it* ii i 11 1. i<id"**ing i- . n any uiore lnr l ock-, ib.m in givei tig'ir' Witbphr’n S|i0l|rr ,, M .. Kle NwiMob'H l J Mun*r . 12 8wiuton's Wort B"..k,... 10 Ann-rioau N « Graded Fu* Read r.. 18 “ “ *• S uoi.t) “ 20 “ “ “ Tiiird 11 40 “ " " Fourth. “ &U “ “ •• Filth “ 86 A| platan's Elan.anti.r} (bagrapl. 65 “ Uighnr “ 1.25 Smith's OrHuunsr 40 Robinson's Fractio.il \ri l.iu tic 68 Swiutou's Imroduclbry Gtaigi.q.li. . . 65 •• JBlemeutHry »• 80 “ Complete <• .1 30 “ U. 8 History . . 00 “ Frimury •• . 4s Wbbster’s " Diction..rv, . . 48 For Adminittrator'a Dummion. GEOUGlA—WaHbinRtou Oonuty. Ordinary's Offioa. G W. Cummin •. Administrator of the ee* late ol David C. Gumming, late of said coun ty deouased applies lo me lor letters of dia- uiiHsloti from said administration and I will uasH upon said application on the first Mon* lay iu July next at my offioe in Saadersvlllc in said oonnty. Givcu under my band officially this 11th Ihv of March, 1891. M. NEWMAN, ’3 muh- Ordinary W. a -SHERIFF’S SALES. GEORGIA—Washington Oonuty. ■' 1,1 1)0 "fid before tho Court bouse door m Kmidereville, Ga„ on the first Tuesday in 1 ili i-'9l between ifi„ legui houra of sals. • II wing prop-*rty to wit . r*‘ 1 unniir-cl seres ot land, more or lass, in the Ninety-sixth Distriot. Georgia Militia. 1,1 w iisliiugtou county, situated ou the wa- t r- ot tin- Ocoecbos river and bounded north l.y 111. I Ijieei bto r vcr. east by the lands of I tell be!. May, on the Bomb bv lands of Dr. I. /7 May, on ibe west by lands of W. L. A and the ;,|| is ot John P. T. Brewster. Levied OU ns the property ol Robert C. Wf|. sun to K.di-l\ a fl ta issued from Waahing- 8up. rn.i- Court. Notice ot I. vy given ten- .me in pone fission. Property pointed out by lelen iaids. C. A. wall, Sberiff Same Wooi> COLUIUOlJ Sot'Ool I)| lluliu Dopy Books li'lsiiioas Forms I an i 2 “ “ “ 3 ar.d 4 .. Bwinton’a Englinb Ursmnmr, In the event tUese books cannot ii« . 10 , . 10 .. 16 . 60 Irad of henry p Farrow, Porter 8gringu, Ga, JlllMUce I'OIIIUIIIM***,—Meeting At Ue<i|i»(i-p. Deepstep, Ga. June, 6th 1891. ,7 t .. ,, , Tbs committeemen from the 98-99 and 100th sst** «.*».•*-ii— *■ as p.™ per box. V 'tlfn vn rr , . ‘ ii uve eonhlipated, have headache "I I" tile, i,.k,f Dr. J li McLean lot k 11(1 , ll ' T,<, y I’iHeiH; U.uy uro i»h*uBKU j ■"‘lie and a ill cure you. if Allays l'nin anil Inflammation, Hauls tlie Sores. Restores (ho Senses of Taste anil Smell. having been pointed out by a man irom Washington county. Mathews was sheriff of Washington county filtocn or twenty years ago during tbo days of reconstruction. Our cotemporary is a litllo off. His being Sheriff lacks verification hero.—Ed. Uuiui.ii. )ou Iihvh a painiul Dense of fatigue, find ftn’s and HAT-FEVER TRY THE CURE. A Domestio Sewing machine latest improve meiipH used either by trea-llo or crank, can ho had. at Hriuiji’s office. t 2l?A !uI ' , b '‘I’-oiiih . f.'ke I) r. J II. Moliean’s c It will biuoe you np, •ttoug and vigorous. A particle is upplmd info o.ioh nostril and is agreeable. Price 511 cents at Druggiets; by mail. registered, 60 ots ELY BROTHERS, 56 Warren BL.New York jVfiirnIf)iJ’irs/ins And those trouliled with nervousness resnlfim: from cure or overu oi k «ill he relieved by ittking Brown's Iron Bitters. Genuine has trade mark and tfrowed red line* on wrapper. New York to Liverpool and back with-L, „ a V . • * " tb ‘ 8 ! ’ 1,lce iu,d out discovering to what inystffLus cause ?j V^i Ii 1 Poeler Cb “ ir - tlio strange roducUon of Bpeod on the! 1’ T d r T- d ' y eftl ’ Jr - Secretary, round trip could be attributed. ltov ' L let ’ lpr eleoted lecturer for Thoro is yet aaiother story of a soundj tbe l ^ r<>e dhiiriets. boat which fouled a submarine cable in ^ be da y of August was set apart for a New York waters and towed a goodlyj 00 ’ 0 P eratiTe meeting at Deep step, Ga. length of it to New Haven. There the The oommittee also agr-cd to solioit oon piece of cable was cleared away, coOedjtributions and have a barbecue and basket down on tho dock, and subsequently Bold dinner on the grounds tain electrical communication between' .. ,, 111,18 ^ w utson aud re places. That corporation put the cable! p ae ‘ , ,! m I / 0 ttddre8S tho UJ, ' 6,i,J 8- Also into service, and (so the story goes) Kev -J. I eeler was appointed to corres- usingit at the present time.—Herbert:! 5011 . 1 * witb tbe ^ on • Henry DcJurnett and L. Webb in Eloctrical Engineer. (invite nim also to address the meetinu on ■ j that <lay. To Preserve Shoe Leather. ! Publiq oordially invited and requested to dealers al Ihc above prices, they will be sett to nay address in the oonnty at the price- above named, Freight or Express prepaid,on reoeipt of ohhIi with order, by the American Book Company 806 & 80s Broadiva} Ne* York. These books may be had at above prices of tbe following dealers; (’HAM,eh A Duni.no, .Sandersvillo, Ga Dn C E. Daniel, TeiiDille, Ga. A Curd. lo The Formers of Washington Co: I wish to gtvo you notice that I have taken tie Eureka Mills back, aud with honest, competent and reliible men in oharge, am now ready to cfo your grinding at sbott notice, on Thursday, Friday and Saturday of "aoh week . For tbe accommodation of my customers J will keep uieal on band und exohange for rn. bushel lor bushel at any time. I will i o guarantee my customers against loss of grain Where “standing turns, are left in mill Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday, will bs tevoted to morchnnt work. Thanking you for past favors and solloltfna .mi’ future patronage, I remain yours varv truly, ’ J 0. R. PaiNOLK, Sandersville, Ga. Burial' Oases Mt'tnlif Oar-eh Cahbt-tH irodCof-'g tiDH, of any Qnu'ity aio Ortwle, Al-'J ivayK on lianrl A I.iirp stuck oi fi th* H« koo'Ip w ill i e found at the store of Tarrutton itr Dttooan A German chemist has invented » Giug well filled baskets. Adjourned. preparalion which, it is claimed, when, applied to the soles of shoes, has the ef fect of increasing their wearing capacity from five to ton times, besides making them waterproof. The preparation is applied after the shoes are finished and the soles are buffed. The right to use it has been sold to the Bavarian govern ment fyn- the army. The inventor says it has been tested in the German army satisfactorily.—Exchange. I J 1’kelkb cliin'n. T .1 Vmr FINE SHOW CASES. for catalogue. TERRY m‘PQ CO., Nashville, Tenm. An Every Morning Incident. Mr. Suburb (slowly waking up and rubbing his eyes)—What rime is it? Mrs. Suburb (looking at watch)—It’, three minutes of train time. Mr. Suburb (springing out of bed)— Tell Mary to hurry up the breakful*— Mur Yack Watarig, in rr^rr ^ m rtrslE ? Wb have Iho CHEAPEST a, ■ YJOVEW WiHfi f-ff ^ , 5|V:. ; il’0 SVCUOtl'c >Tf ixhliny. Out this th lo you'. L*. ({"i)!*,>»!; 'opportunity to'gi't 1 **!* Famuio ?oi It R/lti 8(?Ilfl to iwwiii. m , <.(npo8tn(r« wfircovt'P ua fronr^'vG ,M ^"O'l faith, » will ht-ntl thp • nicli aminatlun. ir fount* f ■ -i>' 5n ■' uuipsusio lUillKUkd mill I'l lr fill mammoth oataluiiuo wlilH- h lor pontage. 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