About The Sandersville herald. (Sandersville, Ga.) 1872-1909 | View Entire Issue (July 16, 1891)
1 .•"mm i mm mi ii W:/ LOCAL ITEMS. BRIEF LOCALS. StjgpjFfcs PERSONAL. ONK enjoys Both the method and results when Syrup of Figs is taken; it is pleasant nil refreshing to the taste, ami acts E mtly yet promptly on the Kidneys, iver and Bowels, cleanses the sys tem effectually, dispels colds, head aches and fevers and cures habitual constipation. Syrup of Fige is the only remedy of its kind ever pro duced, pleasing to the taste and ac ceptable to the stomach, prompt in ks action and truly beneficial in its effects, prepared only from the most *ile healthy and agrceablo substances, its many excellent qualities commend it to all and have made it the most popular remedy known. feyrup of Figs is for snlo in GOc nd $1 bottles by nil leading drug- and gists. Any reliable druggist who may not have it on hand will pro wire it promptly for any one who wishes to try it Do not accept any substitute. CALIFORNIA FIG SYRUP CO. IAN FRANCISCO, CAL. LOUISVIUl, nr. NEW YORK, N Y A picnic at Jordan's Mill on yesterday was well attended by our young folks. All had a pleasant time of oourse. One of Washington’* thrifty fanners sold some homo raised bacon in Sandorsvillo re cently. Let more of our good farmers raise all of their own meat this year,- and try and raise some to sell—'tis cheaper than raising cotton to buy. Dr. H. N. Hollifield presented ns ou Thursday laBt wi h some plum peaelies, not larger than a hiekorynut, but of good flavor thoy wore peaches from a second crop ol blooms this year, the first crop being killed by early frost. The Doctor intends planting Romo ot the seed.and cultivating them. On the samo treo wero a tow large poaches from the first blooms that ripened about the same time, A semi-annial dWiden of 4 per cont. paya ble August, 1st, has been declared by the Wrigbtavtlle and Tenuille railroad. Watermelons havo become qnilo plentiful in this market, and the Bmall boy and darky are us happy as needs bo, Mr. Ernest Pounds has opened a family grooory in the Watkin's bulldiug. Mr. H. M. Littlo has removed to tho house lately oooupted by Mr. Shunncm on Ohnroh street. Uov. T. M. Harris has resigned the pastor- ate of Hunter street Christian Church, Atlan ta, to take effect on 1st of Ootober. He will then enter upon his duties ns State Evauge list with head quarters still ia Atlanta. CHURCH SERVICES. 8d. Sunday. METHODIST, Preaching in Bandersvllle at 11, a. m, and 7 p. m., Rev. J. W. Weston, pastor. ' BAPTIST. Proaobing at Teunille, on ^Saturday and Sunday at 11 a. m. by the pastor, ltev. T, J. Beak. OHBIHTIAN. Presohing in tho city nt 11. a m. and 7, p. m., ltev, F. L. Adams, pastor. OATHOI.IO. Service* eaoh 3rd Sunday, oondnoled by B«v. Father Kennedy. Tlioro will be preaching nt Bethlehem, on Saturday and Sunday at 11 u. m. by the pas tor, ltev. W. J. Durham. Preaching at Ohoopie on Saturday anil Sunday,at 11 a. m. by tho pastor, Uov. B. U. Ivey. by local applications, ns they oannot reach the diseased portion of the car. Thoro is on ly ono way to oure Deafness, and that is by constitutions! remedies. Deafness is cans-, oil by an iottam«d condition of tbe mucous lining of tbe Eustachian Tube. When tbiB tube gets inflamed you have a rambling sound or imperfect hearing, and when it is entirely olosed Deafness is the result, and unless the inflammation oan he takon out and this tnbo restorod to its normal oondition, hearing will bo dentroyed forever; nineoaseB out of ten are caused by catarrh, whidi is nothing bnt an inflamed oondition of tho mucous surfaaes. We will give Ono Hundred Dollars for any oaBe of Deafness (caused by Oatafrh) that w* cannot cure by taking Hall's Catarrh Cure. Sand for circulars, free. F. J. CHENEY & Co.. Props., Tolodo, 0. par Sold by Druggists, 75 o. A Womlcr Worker. Mr. Frank Huffman, a youug man of Bnr Itagton, Ohio, states that he had been un der the oaro of two prominent physicians, and used their treatment until ho was not able to got around. They pronounced his .case to he consumption and incurable. He was persuaded to try Dr. King’s Now Dis covery for Consumption, Coughs and Colds suid at that time was not able to walk across tlo stroot without resting. He found, be fore he had used half of a dollar bottle, that li* wuh much better; he continue! to use it and is to-day enjoying good health. If you liavo any Throat, Lung or Chest Trouble try It Wo gnarauteo satisfaction. Trial bottlo •Tree at Wm. Rawlings’ Drugstore. .Advice to WoMisy If you would protect yourself •from Painful, Profuse, Scanty, Suppressed or Irregular Men- utruation you must ust i IRADF1ELD3 ■I V v FEMALE' k "REGULATOR Dcnfnesi Can’t Me Cured Mrs. Clara Uonghton and little daughter Cora Lee, left for Cordole on Saturday lost. Miss Jewell Johnston of Savannah is in the oity visiting her sistor Mrs. D. D. Davis. Misses Beulah and Hattie Miner, two charming young tadios of Macon, aro visit ing Miss Beuluh Wicker of this oity. MIsh Lizzie Chapman of Dublin, is visiting the Misses Martin of this plaoe. Mr. Newman Gallaher was in the city on yesterday. Mr. C. D. Nelson and family of Savannah are visiting in the city. His family will re main some time. Misses Mary, Kate and Irene Hajnos, af ter a pleasant visit to relatives in the city loft on Saturday to visit friends in Tennille, Sparta and Washington, Mrs B. Hymes and ohildren of Savannah are visiting tho family of Hon. L. Cohen. Mrs. J. A. Quinn and children havo re turned to the city alter a prolonged abHenoe, and are stopping at Che bandersville Hotel. Miss Myrtle Heberts will teaoh a class in stenography during the summer months Miss Myrtle so suocossiully taught this nso. fnl branch in Converse Female College, Spartaubnrg, S. C., tbe past term that she was eleoted for another year. Miss Mary Perry has been quite siok for several dayB, we hope to note her recovery soon. Mr. B. B. Farris and family are now resi dents ol Sandersville, occupying the Whita ker rosidonoo on north //arris street. Miss Paulino Hornmnn visited friends in Tennille this week. Highest of all k Leavening Power.— U. S. Gov’t Report, Aug. 17, 1889. ABSOLUTELY PURE Prof. E. IFtaen yon are oonetipated, havo headache or loss of oppellte, take Dr. J. H. McLean 77. Marshall of Eiitonton has, . ... , stitute. Mr. Murahall’i highly indorsed an\ , , „ . ., a , « . 11 I. * * At nil If yon havo * painful ntnue of failane, flna a gentleman well snitad to. the responsible^,,^ utlM uke Dr . 3. f). McLean s position, MiisiB Willie Coffer and Minnie;g nranl>nr uia. It will brace yon np, and Units havej'ucen re-electod in their formeij yon strong and vigorous, departments. CnpL W. 0. Matthews representing tbe'TjleW Hollaild SftrillffS Wrightsville Headlight, left un Monday! “ * © night for the Weekly Press Association in NOW OpGG. tmseu uuun uiuiS'r, is lT<SVir.*c*i ... ..... mnch more interest after tho man of tbe heavy dots boa had a good meal. Never ask such ft man to grant you a favor whon he is waiting for Ills dinner. The larger the <lota appear, themorecritically a dish will be attacked and judged. Carlsbad, dnring tho timo when the pa tients go to drink tho waters, is full of people who dot their i’s heavily. Tho dainty dot, on the other hand, if it goes together with a handwriting that consists of thin strokes only, denotes a mind nbove "these things.” Such a “dainty dot” husband will be easily satisfied with his meals. Ho will hardly know what ho is eating. You can gut nothing "out of him” by giving him a dainty dish. Ho may oven offend you by Beaut praise, when you happen to have prepared a dish with your own hands. It may even happen—if other graphological signs agree—that suoh a “dainty dotter” forgets his meal times altogether, allows overtliing to get cold, does not eat, nor prniso, nor blame, and spoils tho pleasures of tho tablo for him self and others.—Edelweiss in You Pels sum Meer. Ordinary’s Citatioi For Fence or for Btook Lew it 100th DUtriet. GEORGIA—WafihiDRton County. Ordinary’* Office. July 8th 1891. Notio* is hereby given that • signed by twenty freeholder* of»b« lOWh Dist. O. M. known a* Ll»y* Distrlol ha* been filed lb my office, praying for an elec tion to be held in said .llstrlol upon the llOU Ilf m . . M question ol “For Fence or For Stock “»w. Now in compliance with ihe proviiilon* of - - ‘ nt 1 1 S 1466 of the Cod# of Georgia of HW8. I* 1* ordered that the netloe of the filing of said Dr. J. W. Bailey says the water is un< Atlanta, and has probably gone on the ex cursion to Now York and Washington. CapL W. 0. Matthews has moved to his residonco on Railroad street. ^ Mastor Ooaohman Wardlaw is quite s ' c ' t !('>nUalcti foi* tCCtlliniT with fover. 1. 1 . 1* 1*1 ^ Mrs, Bnshlnski who has been qnlto siokjhahlCS it 11(1 HlVG.Il(»S. for some time, wo aro glad to Btate is conva lescing. Teachers Eiccti d. On Monday last tho City Board of Educa tion mot in adjournod session, and prooeed od to the election of teachers, with the fol lowing rosnll' Prof. E. J. Robinson, Principal. Miss Elia Mitchell, 1st Assistant. Miss Pauline Hermann, Grammar School Miss Willie Park, Intermediate Deport ment. Miss M. B. Haynes. Primary Department, In tho colored school Prof. T. J. Elder was eleotecl Prinoipal. The Fall torm begins on the 21 Monday in Septembor. The editor left on Monday night for Atlan la to attunt the annunl meeting of the Oa. Weekly Press, and will take in the exoursion to New York, and H'asbington. Mieses Ethel and Idn Caraker of Milledge- ville are visiting in the city, guests of tho Misses Gilmore. Mr. Loe Happ of Maoou spent a few days in the oity this wook with relatives and friends. Mr. B. D. Evans, Jr. and family are visit- iDg relatives in La Fayette, Ga. Mr, Ben Casteliaw of Columbns, was in the oity a for a few days last week. Mr. 8. J. Smith ami Mrs. M. Bangs visit ed friends in Davisboro reoently. Miss Jordie Taliaferro visited friends In Davisboro last week. Hon. B. D. Evans, Jr,, was on Friday last by a joint session of the legislature, elected Holioiior-General of tbe Middle Cironit, to All the unexpired torm of Oul. O. H. Rogers, deceased. Mr. Evans’ eleotion was unaui moils and a high oompliment worthily be stowed, and Is very gratifying to bis many friends. Mr. Evans had filled this position with entiro satisfaction since his appoint ment by Gov. Northon in January last, Miss Bessie Sparks after an absence ol several weeks visiting friends in Davisboro, returned home last week, DELAYS ARE DANGEROUS. There are those who aro morbidly anxious about their health, watching every symptom j and dosing themselves on tbo slightest provo cation , There aro others who never gi ve the! mattor a thought, bat permit real symptoms to lapBO into tho certainties of disease. Be tween these two extremes the wise man steers—never unduly anxious, and yet not permitting gonnine symptoms to develop. He knows that delays are dangorous, and he address WINK TAYLOR, Gainesville, Ga. Porter Springs. “QUEEN OF THE MOUNTAINS.” Haoks up Tuesdays, Thursdays and Satur days, leaving Gainesville, Ga., on arrival of train from Atlanta (about 10 o’clock a. m.) and down the alternate days. Distance 28 miles. Passongers $2 nud trunks fl each knows, moreover, that the medioine moBtjway. Board $28 per month. Billiards and likely to be effeotivo is that whloh goes *' ou Daily mall. More fine Jer . . soy milk than ever. Musio for dnuotng eve- straight to the soat of dlsoase, and tones up r y night. Altitude 3,000 feet ubova sea level Reading by Moonlight. Reading novels at midnight by the light of the moon ia not known in tho United States, but according to the En glish wife of Sig. Gregorio 1 Revneho, of Guatemala, it is no uncommon thing to see ft senoritn reclining in a hammock with ft ltook in her hand on her father’s veranda in the Oonta Coca district, Gua temala, between 12 and 1 o’clock In the morning. Sig. Revnelto is ft wealthy coffee planter, and Is in this country, ac companied by his wife und sister-in-law, on a pleasure trip. Tho travelers me roistered at the Grand Pacific hotel. ‘Thore aro no moonlight nights in thin country or In England liko wo have In Gnatcmalft,” said tho Spanish planter’s wlfa. "'Tho moon at certain iierioda of the month is so bright that it la as light outdoors as during tho day. English and American poets write about tho enb- hmo August moon, etc. They should aeo n moon in Guatemala during the timo it is full. Thoy would then havo some thing to go into ecstasies about"—Chi cago Tribune. wuaa^iisa^imimsamamm •min oiuiiwnjiiA-ram ora cron on. • petition lie published lor 90 days demvllls Hbiumj and posted at tho Court house door slid at the l^t»t otficeJn SsI ville ai public ville and at the Court grounded two plaees in Raid O r ning wit leers in R»td L)I»y'b Dlelrlot b* „„ _..h the 9th dey ol July 1891. It ie further ordered that fifteen day* I the expiration of said twenty d*y* lu-wtl oB Thursday the 13th day of Ang. 1891, an *b*- lion to tie held at the *leotlou precinct ol said lOOtb Dlsirlot known as "Olay*, unde* the seme rule* and regulation* oa »r* piovl- dod lor members of the Gensrel Assembly, to determine th« question of “For Fence Of For Stock Law,” lor s»td 100th Distrlol G.M. Given under my baud officially UA* *Ut day of July 1891. M NEWMAN, Ordinary, W. 0. A true Extract from Book of Minute*, V P*«e. For Gnardinnehip. GEORGIA--Washington County. Ordinary’s Office. Geo J McMillan having in dou form ap plied to tbe undersigned for the guardian- ship of Ihe persons and property of Waller S.laud Ah-x J// Smith, minor children of Daniel II. Smith uia ol said county deceased, notice Is hereby Riven that his appliostlo* will be heard at my offlueon the firsl Mon day in Aoguat next. Given nuder my hand officially this Cth day ot July 1891. 4t. M. NEWMAN, Ordinary, W. 0. GEORGIA—WanhiuRton County, Ordinary's Offioe. George Gilmore Admiutatmtorol thecatuU ol klrs. A. M. Slsde late of *iid county de ceased applies to me for letters ot* dlenil*aioa from said a the digeativo organa, strengthens the system and purifies the blood. 77e takes a few doses of S.S.S., and Boon finds that all the symp toms have disappeared, and thut he 1b in a 1,590 foot above Marietta aud Gainesville, 1,290 feet above top of lookout Mountain Tenn., and 1,000 feet above Clarksville and Tallulah Falla. Affords to low oonutry per sons tho greatest change of climate south of COTTON BLOOM bettor condition than ever. Tho groat vcge-jMt Mitchel, N. 0. For further information table remedy baBUO rival. address Mrs. Addie Peeler has boon quite siok for soveral days with n severe altaok of billious fever, iB still qnit9 sick. Miss Cora Frloo who has boon siok for sometime with billioUH fever, we are pleased to note np again. Mrs. Emily Joyner has been quite stole for a few days with billions iever, nud is still quite sick, HENRY P. FARROW, Porter Sgriogs, Ga. WITH LATEST IMPROVEMENTS free or Frvlirtit. roily H. W. H U B BA rt O'MNWtx" mr W« civrry ntook »t y»tlotu Houthern polut# for qutek dsllrory upon r«co»nt of ordTi, maxmai^rimsmsiiasM inirii— “OSGOOD” U. 3. Standard administration, and I will pUM upon his application on tho first Monday In Ootober next at my office in Sauderevlllo In said county. , , , . Given undor my band and official signa ture this 1st day of July 1891. 3oi M.. NEWMAN, Ordinary, WA A Year's Support. GEORGIA—WaihinRton County Ordinary's Office. SHERIFF’S SALES. VIltKT TUKSDAV IN AtKIUST, 1891, GEORGIA—Washington County. Will he sold before the Court house door in Sauderaville, Ga., on the first Tuesday iu Angnst, 1891, betwoen the legal hours of Hale the following property to-wit ; Or.o tract of land, lying nud being in tho , . , , . . , , , 95th diatriot, G. M., ol sahl county, contain- \Ne hftd n refreshing and tiinoly rain °*Vjug tbrt© hundred acres, more or Ilbs, and WASON SCALES Whereas the appraleors appointed to Ml aptrt and asHign a years support to Mr*. Catharine Hall, out of the estate of her lath- fltnt on trial. Frulsht ttuM Fully ^ iirranlH, Qn A n •QR othur HiFf'u !’rop*irtlonut»ly Low. a XOll II. U. Nl'naA«:i». U«n loiithtni er Ephraim D. Jordan, late of Raid county. EMMrlct Conlcrcncc. Tho District Conference for tho Sandersville District of the M. E. church, Sonth.will con vene at Wrightsville next Thursday morn- ing, 23d inBt., at 9 o’olock. The Presiding Elder, Rev. J. P. Wardlaw, will preside and Rev. J. A. Hannon, of Irwintou will proaoh the introductory sermon. The following are appointed to represent the churoh at San dors- ville: Rev. J. W. Weston, Rev. Wm. Park, 0. R. Pi ingle, J. U. Floyd and W. G. Furhe. TO DISPEL COLDS. IleadacbcB and FeverB, to cleanse the sys tem cffeotually, yet gently, when costive or bilious, or whon the blood 1b impure or slug gish, to permanently cure habitual constipa lion, to awaken the kidnoys anil liver to a healthy activity, without irritating or weak eniug them, nso Syrup of Figs. ■ linvu been a great sufferer from dry oatarrh for many years, and I tried many remedies, but none did me so muoh benefit ss Ely’H Cream Balm. It completely onred me. M. J. Lolly, 39 Woodward Ave , Bos ton Highlands, Mass. lYnililiiKton Uuunty Alliance ft'uues Important Hcaolii- tioua. ' TO. will ’of ny l^^yagWhaving.u & for twi“d without benefit afeiassfBia&'WKJSM! affect i* truly wonderful. bradfield regulator CO. ATLANTA. OA. jjq9 BAWLI Bf iU DBU0OI0TM. • 83 liRiuleraville Cotton IWarhct, Good Middling •' Middling 7 ! Low Middling i ’ M Good Ordinary j.”* Ordinary It I Wanted Another Gin Would II113; the Suine. Si’abtandubo, S. 0., May 13, 1691 . Ik. 7/obbart, Atlanta, Ga. DaAttSin:-The Gin bought of you lost year runs well, and does good work. What better oan I say? I have bongnt six of these Gins and used nt various times and places If I wanted another Gin would buy the i, Respectfully, * GEO. R. DEAN, •ANOBHSVHX.jrROVI.IOV Bacon rides per lb, © t0 3 ,ii H U 0 Flour- - 6 '^l3l “16 Plain hams “ 1J * 7 Shoulder* “ <■ ££*8 W - ""••• ^l prtew, . frwtloo bijtUet Plour I patent jg Egg* “ do*, 20(3^5 Better “ ;:;r6@30. Ohlokena ^ Seo advertisement of the Cotton Bloom gin In another oolumn. At the rogular session of the Washington County Alliance, held at Sandersville, Ga., July 8th, 1891, the lollowiug resolutions were unanimously adopted: Whereas, a convention was seorotly call ed in Atlanta, Ga,, to ask the Legislature to appropriate $100,009 far an exhibit from Georgia ot tbe World’s Fsir to be held at Chicago in 1893, therefore be it Resolved by the Washington County Alli ance in convention assembled, That we ask our representatives to vote against said appropriation. Resolved 2nd, That we request the South lorn Allianoe Farmer, Sandersville Hxbau), land Middle Georgia Progress, to publish this actioD, Entertainment. There will be an entertainment at the Methodist Parsonage, on Monday night, 20th inst nudor the auspioies of the Young Peo ple’s and the Juvenile Missionary Sooieties. A oholoe programme of Songs, Reoitations, Musio, et cetera, has been preparod for the evening. All are invitod, young and old, and a pleasant evening is promised. An admission of 16 cents for a single person 25 cent* for two. and 10 eenJs for ohildren under 16 years of age will be oharged. No Time to Soothe Her Own Baby. Nurse (to fashionable mother).—The baby is very restless, m'am. I can't do anything Rody, UrtnlA or c*p«*uro In Malarial Regions/ -"•"siisKiMajS’dsaaas very with her, F. M— Shes teetbiug I suppose. N —Yes'm, I think it you was to take her in your arms a little while it might soothe ^ 6 p>" m iv Impossible! I bav’nt time to spaie. 'lam just making ready to attend n Snrtifttv for the Prevention of meeting ot the Society for the Prevention Cruelty to Animals. Give baby some of Dr. Bigger*’ Huckleberry Cordial, Also, unanimously adopted the following resolution: Whereas, we see that oertain papers have assailed the Hon, Thomas E. Watson the representative from this the 10th congres sional district, for refusing to support the Hon. 0. F. Crisp for Speaker of the Nation al Honse ol Representatives, therefore be it Resolved, by the Washington County Alii ance, in convention assembled, That we look upon the Hon. Thomas E. Watson, as voicing our aentimeniB in roinsing to sup port the Hon. 0. F. Crisp for that position unless he subsoribes to our platform. Resolved 2nd, That we look upon Mr Watson as a man true to the principles up on wbioh he was elected, true to his country and trao to his God, Resolved 3d. That this be furnished lb Southern Alliance Farmer, Sandersville IIkualp and Middle Ga. Progress lor publi cation. J* 0. Duooan, W. T. Askew, Pres, pro tem Secretary. Wednesday Morning last, whioU will bo oi groat benefit to tho growingorops. Miss binqneftekl has dosed her school nt Rtd 77111 Academy, three miteH below Rid- dleville, nud left ou WodutBday last for her tether's residence neur Tenuille, we learn that the school at Red Hill has boen a deci ded success; Miss Sinquedeld having givou entire satisfaction to all concerned. Mr. Eddie Smith of Statesboro is visiting relatives and old friends arouud Riddlevilla Mr, Stopheu T. Jordan of Dawscn Oa. is visiting relatives iu Riddlevilla. Mr. Willie Fulglium of Emnuuel County was in Rsddlovillo on Sundny, Mr. W. M. English has removed tbe old awning from the front of his store house, hioh has long been an eye-sore, and has ilt a new ono, enlarged, which will add much to the looks of his stora-houso und will also bo n moro comfortable and attractive place ol resort for leafors. Miss Bessie Sparks was in Riddloville last Friday, so wo lesrn, we would have been pleased to gee Miss Bessie, but she gave us the go by. The Baptist pulpit was filled on Sunday morning aud night by tho paBtor Rev. J. A. Mobley. Rov, J. A. Mobley left this morning to as sist Rev. Joshua Stephens in a meeting at Rohsbatb, Johnson county. The oxcitemt in our town on Saturday bounded as tallows: North by tho Benj. Smith land, south und oast by the land* of Green Brantley, und west by tho lands of Nathan H. Jordan, Said tract ol land lying on the waters of Willtamsom's swamp and known as the “Jones Plaoe," Said lend le vied on as the property of Mrs. Donnie 7/eatli to satisfy un execution issued from tho hu. perior court of said county in favor of The \morioan Mortgage Company of Sootlund (limited) against said Mrs, Donnie Heath Legal notice given tenant in possession. C. A. WALL, Snsniri'. -ANO STORE FIXTURES. 1 yyiii for CftUiogu*. deceased, as providod lor in his last Will and Testament, havo filed their r*turn* in this dillce. All persons concerned are hereby to- aired to be and appear at tb« Court of Of- ..(nary of snld oounty on the flr*t Monday In August next, and show can** if any they havo, why said returns should not b« ap proved end made the judgment of said Court. Given under my hand officially thi* 17th day ol Jnne, 1891. M. NEWMAN, O.-dysfe 4t TERRY WTF’O CO.. nash\ illejenn. Niti-i-otv Alt»um*i\ Regular meetings at Bethlehem Acadomy, near Warthen, Saturday Indore 2nd Sunday In each month. W. T. Askew, Pris. H. 8. Smith, Necl’y. Riildlevillc Alliance. Regular meeting is held in tbe afternoon of every 4th Saturday. W. 11. FoionuM, Tres’L J. A.Cabtkb, Sec’y. Riddloville, G*. Year’s Support. GEORGIA—Washington County. Ucolt-e Mili.AIIInnct*. bull Ordinary's Otfico. Whereas the appraisers appointed to aat apart and assign » year’B support lor Mrs. Moselle Anderson und her minor child out ol tho estate of Doct. Manning Anderson de ceased, late of said oounty. All persons concerned are hereby notified to be and ap pear at the Cunrt oi Ordinary of Haid connty on the first Monday in September next, and show oaase, if any thoy have, why said re turns should not be approved aud mado ths iudgmont ot said court. Given under my bund oflloiully this 171b M. Newman, Oconee, Ga., March 2,1891, Editor IIebaui :—Will you please publish in your paper tho regular meeting day ol Ooonee snb-Allianca—Saturday before the 2u<t Sunday in each uiopth at Oconeo Acad*- duy ol June, 1891. Charact«r Reading f-rain the InsIfnlOeftiit MarU Over u Small I .otter. “Do you put tlw dot high above tha tatter i? Du yon put it dose to tbo let ter? Do you send it flying before? Is it fat, round, irregular? Theno are the evening, was caused by a colored man who! questions which a mnster in tho art 4t Ordinary W. C. THE DOT ON THE I. my at 2 o'clock p. m. The other oounty papers will pleas* oopy Respectfully, T. P. Rhodes. t CHEAP BOOKS. For Executor’* Dismiuioiu GEORGIA—WttfihIuRton Countj. Obdinauy's Office. H. T. Downs, F.xiontor of tho will of Mm> Mary Downs, applies to me for lettem of di*- mission from hi* exeoulorshlp, »ud I »UI pass upon his application on th* first Mon day iu Angnst nsxtat my office in Sand***- ville mid county, This 4th day of May 1891, M. KEWMiff. 3 Or<Un*ry >V. 0. A Cord. To The Farmers of Washington Co: J I wish to give you notio* that I h*»* t»k*a v! he Eureka Mills baok, and with bon**t. competent and reliable men in ohsrge, *m now ready to do your grinding at short uotice, on Thursday, Frlduy aud Satnrdoy of , eaoh week. For tho Bceommodatlon of my customer*, I will keep meal un band and exohan^o for Reduced Retail Prices for Pub lic School Books. was aoling somewhat disorderly; when the of deciphering character from hand- veuoruble marshal approached him, ho the 1 writing asks. Iu eaoh ca ®° .^?V r colored, man decided that no ono man could! culiarity is live outward and visible sign —“■> - {si asms: marshal called in help and brought him larger> rounder, more oblong- terms, the darky then defied any one m * n | y 0U eannot do it. Tho dot abovo tbe i Tho Ametloan Book Company annoanoes that it has made the following large reduc tion in the retail pricos of School Books now in use in the schools of Washington connty. Road tbe tallowing list, aud do not pay any more for books than the figures here given. Webster’s Spoiler 10e Swinton’s Frimor 12 Swinton's Word Book 19 American New Graded First Reader.. 18 corn, bushel lor bushel at any time, al-o guarantee my oastametH against lo** of grain where “standing turns, are left in mill. Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday, will b* devoted to me reliant work. Thanking you far past favor* and soliciting your iutur* patronage, 1 remain yonm, very truly. _ al! 0. R. Pniirou, , , Sandersville, G*. TeJtorativVeYer offerea Invalid Try Them Fairly.^ ;CT.«*Jss.t».KS3e CATARRH ELY’S UATAKMn cREAM BALM ^ VU5 60i5EVERYWHERE. HABIT—1» cure, It lllliia* nr _ JLx&z&sSvssiSsi iLrifeoting a speedy and permanc ii, sneoMUB » moderate drinker -- h - e n h ataoboUc wreck. Thousands of drunk- •rd. have been their ^v bK.they quit Cleanses the Nasal Passages, Allays Pain and Inflammation, Heals Uic Sores. Ucstoi es tho Senses of Taste and Smell- knowledge, and to&*Y ~^ni No barm- drinking of their own free wl Curf . B guaranteed, Send for fl(lencei gold- Ohio, T -FEVER TRY THE CURE "T^Trtiolc is applied into each noaUil and is agreeable. Price 60 oenU at Druggi.ts, to take him to the guard house; the marshal atepped into his dwolimg returning with pistol in hand soon beowne master of the situation. The pistol was not loaded, but answered the purpose all the same. Justice. July 13tb, 1891. Tlie (a real lleueflt Which people in run down state of health derive tram Hood's Sarsaparilla, conclusive ly proven that this medicine “makes, tin weak strong.” It doee not act like a stimu lant, imparting fictitious strength, but Hood’s Sarsaparilla builds up in a por.’C'-jly natural way all the weakened parts, purities the blood, and assists to healthy action those important orgaD*. the kidneys and liver. ONE HVNWUEB NCIIOOL* Hank* Bucklen’s Arnica Salve. Thb Best Salve in tbe^world^ tar Outs, •ahb DBbi Sa it Rheum, Fever Bruises, Sores. tJloerS, Chilblains, Sores, Tetter, Ohapped Uanas, ly cares Piles, or no yoy Satisfaction, or sale by Wm. Bawling*- bv mail, registered, 60 ots, ELY BROTHERS, 60 Warren SL, N ow York Burial Cases Wnililnirtan County hixtli In the List. The number of tree school pupils in Geor gia by the last census is estimated at 342,- 502, a gain of 44 per cent, sinoe 1830. The iree sohool population by oounties is published in tho Atlanta Journal of Friday. By this report there are only five counties in tbe Btate, that have a larger ennumora- lion. Those oounties are Fulton, Richmond i Chatham, Carroll and Oobb, They number | respectively, Fulton 7,416 pupils; Richmond j 0,077; Chatham, 6,874; Carroll, 4,277; Cobh,; 6,258, then comes Washington with 5.088 enrolled and a grand total of 100 publio schools. Many of those sohools are kept up 6 months and quite a nnmber 8 months, and it ia greatly to be desired that soon all will oontinne at least for 8 months in the year. UIEII. Mrs. J. P. Riddle long an esteemed citizen of Sun Hill, but now oi Macon died in Tay lor Co,, on Friday last .IF YOU WA1 Jt BuYjtOW - SPECIAL SUMMER SALE] 500 NUB OE«JAW MW*f| i Dcwa Frif ORGAN BARGAIN _ _ !«•—tOClOM. Saty Termt-n to *S monthly -or gift Cut, balmtt to Wt Mo Interest. GREAT BARGAINS Mutbe sold. Can’t hold. Writ* for Dsnsla flfcw LUDDEN A BATES, SAVANNAH! GA. Metalic Oases, Caskets and Cof fins, of any Quality and Grade, al- — — i..nJ Ji. large stock of ways on hand, these of Tarbutton & Duggan. Altai* using Ely’s Cream Balm Hwo months I was surprised to find that the right nostril, whioli was olosed for over twenty years, was open aud freo as the other, and oan use it now as I oonld not do for many yeais. I feel very thankful.—R. S. Oresseng- ham, 275 18th St., Brooklyn. LAIHIStf , Needing a tonic, or children that want building up, should.take UltOWN’S IKON HITTKR*. Ill* pleasant to take, cures Malaria, Xndlgcs. fiou, and BiUousness. All dealers keep it. only chungee with yonr character. If yon often forget to dot your t, you will also forget other things which seem unimportant to yon, bnt wliich for the comfort of everyday life are os necessary a* tho dot is to tho i. If yon have orten to look in vain for tlw dot, yon will also look often in vain for other things, because yon have not put thorn in their proper place. For instance, you put the fifth knrCting neodlo into yonr book because you were suddenly called away, and no better bookmark was at hand. You are anxious to finish your sock—where is tho fifth needle? Tho servant girl must have mislaid it whilo dusting. Servants are snch a trouble! In order to pmctico patience and self control yon knit ou with your four needles, “gently pardoning," and pres ently turn hack to your interesting novel. Tho book opens immediately, aud thore and then the glitteriug needle preaches a sileutserinon to you. The knitting needle story is nothing now; itoconrsin infinite variations, and happens especially to those who forgot to dot their L If tho dot flics high above and fur away from tho letter to which it belongs your hopes, thoughts, wishes and aspi rations are apt to fly about in far off re gions, and instead of making practical use of tho present day you dream of the ideals of tho future. If this "high flown” dot is of an oblong ehapo, and if, in.conjunction with it, tho loops of your i, h, g, f, etc., aro loose and long, then goodby symmetry aud calm, for you liave very little self control. If your husband’s dots aro heavy, shapeless and blotcliy you will have a haul time of it where food is concerned. Ho will not be satisfied with a cold sup per, an iBsthetio tea, or a meal of beef and vegetables. On the other hand, you have in his favorite dishes a means to pacify the grumbler, and to incline him to listen to your wishes. Your request for a new gown, for the ater tickets, which was peremptorily re- >i •• •• Bcoond “ * Third “ •• “ " Fonrtb “ .. .5 •• Fifth “ Appleton’s Elemonlary Geography •• Higher “ ....1.25 Smith’* Grammar 40 Robinson’* Practical Arithmetic G8 Swintou’* Introductory Geography... 65 " Elementary “ ... 80 " Complete " ...1.30 •• U. 8. History, 90 “ Primary “ 48 Webster’* “ Dictionary 48 “ Common Sohool Dictionary, 72 Barnes’ Copy Books 10 Wood’* Business Forms 1 and 2 10 <• •• •• 3 and 4 15 Swinton’* English Grammar,.... 60 In tho oveDt those book* cannot be had of dealers at tho above prioes, they will bo sent to any addreos in the oounty at tbe prioes above named, Freight or Express propnid.on reooipt of cash with order, by the American Book Company 800 4 808 Broadway New York. These books limy bo bad at ubove pricos of the following dealers: Cuabx.es A. Dunnoo. Sandersville, Ga. Dr. C. E..Daniel, ThudRIi*, Ga. ■Xi FINE SHOW CASES. Or Ask for catalog**. TERRY M’F’Q CO.. Na»HVIUJLTIIMI • Ha BELLING PRICE $3 .SI a HOW’S YOUR FENCE? a We havo iho CHEAPE8T and B*sk WOVEN WIRE FENCINC Wire Rope Solvvtgo. Till* 1. .writch thfttortlln.rlly h.H. for*J8 00. ft to rtu,« W.i will ...11 tlii-m Ut *3.00 auu aivi! w.r/ei aii opportunity to Ret ono *n»!pJu foruotfilnic. out au 1 rend t » u» with 50 Print*. 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