About The Sandersville herald. (Sandersville, Ga.) 1872-1909 | View Entire Issue (Aug. 13, 1891)
LOCAL ITEMS. Sy|w®is s ONE ENJOYS Both the method ami results when Syrup of Figs is taken; it is pleasant nml refreshing to iho taste, and acts gently yet promptly on the Kidneys, Liver and Bowels, cleanses the sys tem effectually, dispels colds, head aches and fevers and cures habitual constipation. Syrup of Figs is the only romedy of its ki BRIEF LOCALS. PERSONAL. Clay's district votes on the stook law to day. The dwelling and onthonses recently oc cupied by Mr, Henry Little will bo sold et public outcry on Tuesday next, 18th inst. Sec advertisement elsewhere- kind ever pro durcd, pleasing to tho taste and ac coptnble to tho stomach, prompt in its action and truly beneficial in its effects, prepared only from the most healthy and agreeable substances, its many excellent qualities commend it to all and have mado it tho most popular remedy known. Syrup of Figs is for sale in 50c and 81 bottles by all leading drug gists. Any reliable druggist who may not bavo it on band will pro- Mire it promptly for any ono who wishes to try it. Do not accept any substitute. CALIFORNIA FIG SYRUP CO. SAN FRANCISCO, CAL. LOUISVILLE, KY. NF.W YORK, V / September Circuit oourt is but little more than three weeks off. Sava the hay und peas, Many tanners would have made money last year by neg lecting thoir cotton, and saviog hay and pea crops. Turnips and rutabagas should be sowed eatly, to insuru good crops. The petition of W. G. Puree and others for a churu-r lor a Time Mutual Protective Union, will he seen elsewhere. The Chattahoochee Laud Co,, with head quarters at Atlauta, has a iar;o and attrac tive advertisement in this issue. Col. W, B. Thomas so well and favorably known in this Bcolhm as a suucesstul and accomplish ed railroad man is thu business manager of tills company. This fact assures tuat Its in terests will h.rVu eireful and intelligent at tention. home changes appear iu the sohcduln of the Richmond A Danville, that Georgians once were | mud to know uh the uhl Central railroad. Partners arc now in tho midst of that har.1, disagreeable work, pnlling ladder. Most of fodder on oarly corn will bo pulled this woek. Cotton is opening later than usual. The crop was planted later, and thn excesBivo rains kept tho weed growing, and retarded fruilitig. The crop generally looks Unelv. Notice rf dedioa'lon ot Methodist church at V arth' n next v ark. Lists of Jurors for September court appear this week. CHURCH SERVICES. 3d. Sundav. METHODIST. Preaching in Sandersville at 11, a, m, and 7, p, in., ltcv, J. W. Weston, pastor, BAPTIST, Preaching at Tcnnillo, on (Saturday and Sunday at 11a. m. by the pastor, ltov. T. J. llcck. G1IBIRTIAN. Preaching iu the city at 11, a iu. and 7, p. m., Rev, F. JO. Adams, pastor. CATHOLIC. Servicos each 3rd Sunday, conducted by Bov. Father Kennedy. Them will be preaching at Bethlehem, on Saturday and Sunday at 11 a. in. by tho pas tor, Rev. W. J. Durham. Preaohiug at Ohoopie on Saturday and Sunday,at 11 a. m. by tho pastor, Rev. B. H. Ivey. H'iien you aro constipated, have lioadacbe or loss of appetite, take Dr. J. H. McLean Liver anil Kidney Pillots; thoy are pleasan ho take and will cure you. Frequently nocidents ocour in the liouBe. hold which cause burns, outs, sprains and bruises; for use in suob oaHes Dr. J. II, Me. Lean’s Volcanio Oil Liniment has for many years beou the constant favorite family rem edy. State ok Ohio, City ok Toledo, I Lucas County, ) Frank J. Cheney makes oatb that bo is the senior partner of the firm of F. J. Che ney A Co., doing btisinoss in the Olty of TO' ledo, County and State aforesaid, _ and that said firm will pay the earn ot ONE HUN DRED DOLLARS for esoh and every case of Catarrh that oannot be oured by the use of Hall's Catarrh Cube. FRANKJ.C//ENEY. Sworn to before mo and subscribed in my preseuoe, this Cth day ot Dsoember, A. D. 1880. A. W. GLEASON, SEAL [ , 1 Notary Public, Hall’s Catarrh Cure is taken internally and acts directly upon tbo blood nud mucous surface of tho system. Send for testlmoni ills, free, F. J OENEY, A CO., Toledo, O. 'Sold by Drdfcglsts, 75 oonte. CHILD BIRTH • • ■ • • MADE EASY! " Motiiem' Friend ” u a scientific ally prquted Liniment, every ingre- <lu't of recognized value and in i a.-(.ml use by the medical pro- t -vi n. These ingredients arccom- t .'.edin a inamier hitherto unknown Hi VJS O. Tcm Webb the nogro who assaulted a lit tle white girl in this oounty has been lodged in Maoon jail. Shoriff Wall wont to Macon on Thuraday accompanied by Mr. W. M. Peacock, who identified the negro, but for prudential reasons concluded to leave him in jail in Mucon. m OTHERS’ The Little Oi'pliun- Mrs. Soago, one ot tbo trustees ol the New Orleans Orphan Homo gives Dr. liiggers Huckleberry Cordial for tbo relief of all bow troubles. She never suffers herself to he without it- R3END 99 Will. DO alt that is claimed for ilANDMOKK. It Shortens l abor, Lessens I'sin, Diminishes Danger to f ,f. ; ,,f Me tiler and Child. Book l,i “ iMoriu s'j ” mailed I-'RI-.U, con- i.tiiiiu" valuable information and \ ' M.wy lot.monials. , r- lot |Mii'C(t.Sn|H'rtMttU ■•RAOr’lt.. • :l(iii AlDfl CO., M'unlo.Ca. USTa (Suntl«r«vllle Colton Warhol. Good Middling -Hi] Middling 7 1 Low Middling 7J Good Ordinary ;”i Ordinary 71 HANDUnNVILLIi PHOVIMOM 91AIIKKT. Uacon sides per lb (Wj to 8 J Bulk “ “ N 0 Flour— 5/7 ,,, Plain bams " 1J 1_ Shoulders “ • • -J lUrd “ @ , •Ooffee r?’ra d (-l Extra C White “ ? , In smnll quantities, prioes a fraction luiito Flour i patent Corn..; J J® Meal “ bu, * r Butter “ ?°@ 2 „ G 0 ' Ohiokens 16 @ 30, If.You Have zuHS&euraiSsra iu( (iiih,/MwlUBaa I Tutfs Pills Tom IVvIili Cm iitureil. llev.T. C. Boykin’s Appoint ments. Tounille, Oa. July 28tb, 1891. Ed. Herald A Georgian: Please publish the following appointments for Rev. T. C. Boykin, Stato Sunday Sohool evangelist, 4th Sunday A nigbt in August at Teunillo; Monday at Mt. Moriah; Monday night at Harrison, Tuesday at Beulah; Wed nesday at New Homo; Thursday Rehobotb ,'hursday nigbt at Kite; Friday 11 A. M. Oak Chapel; Swainsboro at night, Satur day A Sunday. Brethren will please take notioe and try to get men, women and chil dren out to hear Bro. Boykin. Some ot the Brethren will please meet him at enoh ap pointment to convey him to tho noxt appoint ment. Olbor papers of tho county, the Wrightsville papers, and Bwoinsboro paper will please copy. J. M. Smith (The Middle Ga. Progress please copy.) Mr. H. Bnshinskf, Mr. Henry Paris and Eddie Cohen have boon spending a few days at Indian Springs. Mr. Jnlina Cohn and sister Miss Nora left on Friday tor Now York, via ocean stoamor from Savannah. We wish them bon voyage, and weather less sultry, than that of the past fow days in the grant metropolis. Mr. Cohn while absont will purclinso the fall and wihtor stock for the bouso of P. Unpp’s Sou A Co. Highest of all in Leavening Power—U. S. Gov't Report, Aug. 17, 1889, Col.O.R. Pringle is in attendance upon tbe Georgia Acrioulttirnl Society now in ses sion in Athens. He ImH been appointed to deliver an address ou| the Preservation of our Forests. Mrs. Bangs and her two daughters Mrs. Tarbutton end Mrs. Rawlings left on Tues day for a sojourn at Beall Springs. Sheriff Wall was thrown from a bnggy some two weeks ago, and still suffers from itijnries sustained, though is uow improv ing. Miss Mamie Wall Is visiting in Atlanta, Mr. Miles Tanner and wifo of Haoford, Fla., long residents of Washington county, aro on a visit to their relatives und many friends in this county. Capt. and Mrs. P. R. Taliaferro and son Willie are visiting relatives in North Geor gia. Mr. W. O. Furse and family are spending some time with relatives in differeut parts of South Carolina, Mr. Furse got a triflo too iudustrious on Thursday, he plaoed his wifo and children aboard the train on the A, G. A H., and concluded to do some offioe work nntil tho whistle blew. But the whis tle didn't blow on account of tlie reoent or dinance, and be was loft, wliilo his family wont on without him, Z/e wired thorn how ever to stop at Hcpbzibah nnd ho would join them on Friday, ' All’s well thut ends well. Col. and Mrs, T, U, Fuller alter an ab souce of severul weeks at Litbia Springs, and In Noith Catalina have returned to the city. CoL Pottor'u friends aro glad to seo him in improved condition, and hope for him an early relnrn to his formor vigorous health. . Mr. B. F. Duggan returnod on Friday from a visit to Dublin. Miss Maude Yates after a visit ot two weoks to Atlunta is agaiu at home, Hon. Thos. E. Watsou spent Wednesday night, 6th inst., In the city on route to Dcepstcp. Mrs. J.L. Avant one of the female mis sionaries in Indian Territory has been visit ingtho family of Mr. W. 11. Avant and other relatives. Rev. I. 0. G. Rabun of Swainsboro, passed throngb the city on Monday,en ronte to Doopstop, to aid Rev. I. F. Cary the Motho dist pastor in a protracted meeting at that church. Rev. J. IV. Weston aided Rev. E. F. Uor gan a fow days last woek tn u meeting at the Methodist church at Mitohell, on tho A. G. A S. railroad. Mr. Willie Christian of Lumpkin is now a compositor in tbe Progress ofiloo. Mr. Streetman is on a visit to his par ents in Lumpkin. Ga. Mr. Jeff Davis after a throe weeks attack of fevor, wo are glad to seo is up agaiu. Wo hope soon he will bn able to resume his usual post of duty, at the Eureka Mills. 1 Jndgo Nowman left on Monday for Atlanta, to look after some business interests, and then will go to Athens to attend tbe sorni- unnual sossion of tbo Btate Agrionltnral Con vention. Fur years be has been a member of the Executive committee of the conven tion, whioh rendcro bis presence always necessary. Hon. W. B. Francis, Col. J. 0. Harman and Mr. Wm. Martin aro delegates to tbe Agricultural convention and are now doubt less in Athens with tho body. j&i&ssm ABSOLUTELY PURE WASHINGTON COUNTY JURORS. September Court. GRAND JURY. M E Wartheu, Allen I Ibirnett, J II Pittroan, D F Chambers, B U Sossions, Jos E Smith, W B Thomas, Chas B Hyman, B E Roughton, W m H Avant, Jas F Brooks, Joa M Smith, 0 I Duggan, C J Trussed, Mills Watkins, (I M Duggan, Ij B Kendrick, W II Lawson, J II Brantley, 0 F Moran, W II Thigpen, H E Hyman, A S Avant, P J Pipkin, T J Beck, C li Pringle, Thos Tv Cox, ' rtawtmirne. I Ancestry mid local surroundings, men- I tal gifts nnd mental defects, unite to j make Hawthorne the greatest, muster of | tho preternatural, the magician of tho six'll of supernatural awe. From every side come the elements which produce tho effect of uuBnbstantiality—his power of pensive brooding, thn brown twilight color which wraps hir, figures iti n strange, hazy atmosphere, the coldness of his |analysts, tho self possession of hi* style, tho tndefinitoness of liis touch, the iiulo- | tenuinateness of his end. Ills heroes [and heroines havo littlo warmth; thoy scarcely talk liko ordinary men and | women; they move self consciously; thoy speak constrainedly, as though 1 there is something present which reads their thoughts, notes their gestures, registers their actions. I Tho human interest is never so over- J R Daniel, Wm B Krattcis P owor big as to break through the film T ; 3f the atmosphere. A master of tho by- * loses x w ni, pj ay Buggcstion, his bints meet us at TRAVERSE JURY—FIRST WEEK. J “very turn. His subtle mind and pic- W P Rawlings, John Williams,! Imagination give ghostly slgnifl- T , , 17 rv_l,„ a n Prinna ;an °8 tllO Commonest objects. He Jas E Hakes, bol Q 1 nnce, | works nut tho ceutrill ldea in { Mrvelon!t vvr ti ’ detail, never presenting it nakedly, but W R Burgnmy Always giving It concrete shape, exhibits B F Whiddon, | it from fresh points of view, offers it iu T Wells Smith, j new combination, till the reader ends Wm J Irwin ! by feeling that ho is himself haunted by PUnHunt lvnl'inv ' 1,10 Impalpable, inevitable presence of Aieasanwveiiuy, tl(lw thome’s thought.-Edinburgh XU- Wm O Burton, John T Brown, W H Ilenfroe, Thos R Brooks, A R Adams, F C Prosser, C C Soarboro, Jas P Davis, David J New, Cietn E Brown, E W Wilson, Jno Sinquefield, J T Cato, N II Culpepper. Louis Webster, Henry Pagis, L A Hodges, Wm T Wood, Loms Holt, view. ’h it wo of While llulr After lltirnlng. A*n»*T. **NnInon ' Says Dv ' Luou,ird ' in explaining thn 01® n u 1 ’ cansoof the growth of white hair after Chas XI UOOcl, burns or abrasions of tho scalp: “The H M Bashinsky , 1 burn or Inflammatory action has ex- Jno W Tiaon,Sr, J C Williams, J C Sheppard, A J Garner, TRAVERSE JURY—SECOND WEEK. 8 0 Culpepper, N J NeBmith, Ed H Brooks, N J Renfro, H J Bailey, Jno F Tanner, J R Sumner, C R Soarboro, T C Warthen, J Q Atnason, Jas L Kelley, John T Smith, J T Webster, J W Duggan, A B Hattaway, EL Wade, F A Watkins, C F Rawlings, W H May, J A Robison, Steve H Jordan H A Rawlings, 0 A Dnrloo, Thos E Fowler, Chas D Wood, M G Murchison, J L Thompson, John C King, R L Wiggins Jul,Bashinsky, Baalam Pittman, James A Giles. W H Prince, Wiley Smith, B F Jordan, Beu Whiddon. SYBUF OF Fl«». Produced from the laxative aud nutritions juiuo of California figs, combined with tbe medicinal virtues of plants known to bo most beneficial to tho hnman system, aots onlly, on tbe kidneys, liver and bowela, efieotualiy cleansing tbo system, dispelling colds end headaches, and curing habitual constipation. Tlie Farent ol Insoiunla. Tbe parent of insomnia or wakefulness is in nine oases out of ten n dyspeptio stomach. Good digestion gh es sound sleep indigostion interferes wilh it. The brain and Blomacb sympathizes. One of tbo prominent symptoms of a weak stale of tho gastrio orgaus is a dia- lurbanco of tbo great norve entrepot, the brain. Invigorate the stomach, and you re store equilibrium to the great centro. A most reliable medicine for tbo purpose is ZZostetter's Stoinaoh Bitters, wbiob is far pre ferable to minorol sedatives and powerlnl nar cotics wbiob. though they may for a time exert a soporifio influence upon tba brain, soon cease to act, und invariably injure the tone of the stomach. The Bitters, on the contrary, restore aotivity to tbe operations ol that all imporlaut organ, and thoir beneficent intiuonoo is reflected in sound Bleep and 0 tnmquil state of tbe nervous system. A wholesome impetus is likewise given to the action of tbo liver and bowols by Us nso. tended deep enough to destroy tho top of the pnpilla, but not enough to implicate the base, aud hence a white hair is the result. If wo represent tho pnpilla in the follicle diagrammatically by the let ter A, them thut portion above the cross bar in tho letter will represent the color forming part of the papilla; that below, the hair forming portion." It is very remarkable that every bnrn or nbrasioii of the sculp resulting iu the growtli of white lmir should be so ac curately graduated as to just take off the top of the papilla—so remarkable, in fact, that wo venturo to doubt it and to set forth a different viow of tlie color producing process In the hair.—Ilylnnd C. Kirk in New York Times. Yoar’s Support. GEORGIA—Washington County. Ordinary’s Office. Whereas the appraisers Appointed to set apart and nssign a year’s support for Mo - Mrs. oselln Anderson aud her minor child out ol tbe estate of Doct. Manning Anderson de ceased, late of said connty. All persons oonoorned are beret.v notified to be and ap pear at tbo Oourt of Ordinary of aaid nonnty on tbe first Monday in September next, and bow cause, If any they have, why said re- tiunn shonld not be approved anil maJe the judgment of aaid oonrt.. Given under my band officially this 17tb day of Jnly, 1891. M. Nkwman, •it Ordinary W. 0. For Administration. New Holland Springs Now r Open. Dr. J. W. Bailey says the water is un- equaled for teething babies and invalids, address WINK TAYLOR, Gainesville, Ga. Porter Springs. “QUEEN OF THE MOUNTAINS." Hacks up Tuesdays, Thursdays and Satur days, leaving Gainesville, Ga , on arrival of train from Atlanta (about 10 oVlooka, ni,l and down the alternato daya. Distance 28 miles. Paasengers $2 and trunks $1 each way. Board $28 por mouth. Billiards and Ten Pins tree. Daily mall More fine Jer sey milk than ever. Mmdo for danolng eve ry night. Altitude 3,000 feet above sen lovol, 1,600 leet above Marietta and Gainesville, 1.200lest above top of lookout Mountain, Tcdu., and 1,000 feet above Clarksville and Tallulah Falla. Affords to low country per- sous tbe greatest change of climate south ot Mt. MlteUel, N. C. For further information address HENRY P. FARROW, Porter Bpringn, Ga. iViirrow $» 11 liter Allluuiir. Regular meetings at Botlilcbem Academy, near Warihan, Saturday bolore 2ud Sunday in each month. W. T. Abkkw, Pres. H, 8, Bmitm. Beol'y. Riddlsville Alliance. Regular meeting is held in tbe afternoon of every -lib Saturday. W. U. Fulohum, I’res't. J. A.CAim:n, Seo'y. ltlddicvilie, Oa. Ol'OIII'U Ooonhk, Ga., Mdroh 2,1891 Editoh i!khai,d :—Will you pl-nae publish in your paper tbo regular meeting day ol Oooi.ee sub-Allianon— Saturday before the 2nd Sunday in euoh mouth at Oconee Aoade my nt2 o'clock p. ui. Tbe other county papers will pleaso oopy. Respectfully, f T. P. Rhodes, Don't Worry About lifting Sinks Ono of tho best ways to keep in good health is not to think or worry too much about it. If you fuel strong and well don’t imagino that some invidious dis ease tuny be secretly attacking your con stitution. Many people aro like tho in experienced traveler who anxiously in quired about tho symptoms of seasick ness, und how ho should know when ho had it. Ono generally knows when he is sick, nml frequently many aupposably alarming symptoms prove, njxrn inves tigation, to bo either perfectly natural occurrences or of very slight importance. —Monthly Bulletin. City Hoard ot Kiliicntlon. The annual meeting of tho Board was hold as published in tbe Hkuald of last week, on Monday after noon, lust. Prof. W. ZZ. Lawson was elected President of tbe Board for tbe present sohool year, Mr. Geo. D. VFarthen, vloe president, Maj. Win Gallaher, Seo’y and Capt. P. R. Taliaferro, was re-elocted Treasurer. Definite notion was not bad on tbe qneslion of one or two daily smmoua. Tbe subject will again be considered by tho Board. Wlml It Hoes. (lie remedy you wd. HO **"*t ' muk and laff*r«i». llio woala atom lluEKtmar enari . '* SOLD EVEfllWHERE. 11 aiii t—iii Hood's Sarsaparilla J. Purities the blood. 2. Creates an nppetita. 3. Strengthens tlie nerves. 4 Mlikes tlie weak strong. 5. Overcomes Hint tired feeling. G. Cures sorolulu, s.ili rheum, etc. 7. Invigorates toe kidneis nud liver. 8. Relieves beadaobe, indigestion, pepsin. dys ltnrliccuc ut Moss Wpi’iiigs. \ Liberal FropuBltlon. Two SIriIiIn Uostuii. I may bo oversensitive, but two things that I saw yesterday struck me as being rather peculiar. Tho first was a police man in full uniform with an umbrella in bis hand, aud tho second ono of Uncle Sam’s mull wagons being used to move fumituro,—Boston Nows. ltulas for llreu. Dress yourself fino whore others aro fine, und plain whero others uro plalu; but toko care thut your clothes aro woll mude aud fit you, for otlierwiso thoy will givo you a vory uwkwurd air.—Lord Chesterfield. CHEAP BOOKS. Reduced Retail Prices for Tub- lie School Books. G EOHOf A— Washington Oonnty—Ordlra- ry’x Office—Alexiodaf O0IT has in tin* form applied to the undersigned for perma nent loiters of Administration on Hie estate of William E. Goff late of »i*id ooomy de ceased, and I will pass nnon aaid Application on the first Monday in September 1601. Given under my band officially this 3rd ley of August, 1891, M. NEW SIaN, 4t. Ordinary \V. (J. For Administratior. GEORGIA—Washington i ouvv. Ordinary’s Oifick. n. M. Fianklin bna in doe form applied to the undur-isiiud fur p-rmannit letter* of Bdinliiietiailou ol the ematii of Mrs. Miry E. Franklin, late of said connty deceased, and I will nite* upon said application on tbe first Monday in September 1891. Givi ti under my bund officially this 3td day of Auguei. 1891, M. NEWMAN. 4 t. Ordinary W. C. For Leave to Soil Land. GEORGIA—Washington County. Ohdinary’b Office. Joaopli M Suii 1 h administrator of H. C. llurm-tt, dt'OeareJ, baa in due tnrni applied to the aiiltrelgn-rt for leave to Hell lands be longing to tlie estate of said daoeaifd, and sitid application wilt In* b-’iird on the filet Monday in September next. Tula 3d dll} Ol Auvliid. t.VJl. 4t M. NEWMAN, Ordinary, W. O. Ututrdntu'b Dibuitnatuu. GEORGIA—WnBliington Count} — Ordinary’s Office. S. J. Tnylor, Guardian lor Milton L. Tay lor, applies to me lor Lattevs ot Diamineim Irom said OmttilliiiiHliip nnd I wbl pnsa nix n ' in S.1 • bin application on tbe first Monday lonib-r next, at my offiee iu Sandeisville n said eonniy. Givnu under niy band and official signa ture ibis 27th day ol Julr IM'l. M NEWMAN, 4t Ord oary, W. C. GEORGIA—Washington County— Ordinary'b Office. Hinry Paris ban in due torm spi lled to the iiuilersigiieil for permanent b tiers of ad- inttlisttatloti on tliu elialu S. W. Vtib.er lain ut said uouuly deceased, aud I will pus* up on said application ou tbo first Monday in September 1891 Oivuu under my band aud official signa ture ibis 27th day ot July 1891. M. NEWMAN, 4t Ordinary, W.O. GEORGIA—Wftbhiogton County, Ordinary’s Office. Oaorgo Olhimre Administrator ol tbeentate ot Mrs. A. M. Slade late ol add county de- oeasud applies to tue tor letters ol disiniHStou from said administration, and I will paaa upon bis applicstlon on tbe first Monday tn Ootuber next it my office in Saudersvillo in said connty. Given under my band and offioial signa ture this 1st day of July 1891. 3tn M. NEWMAN, Ordinary, W.O. Burial Cases Tlie Alllutice 1C inly ut Ili'rpslt'p, The rally of nlliancemeu at Deopstep ou Thursday last was a grand success. Tbe crowd in attendance is generally esti mated at 1,600, yet the barbecue and sump- terouB dinner, waa abundantly ample to meet tbe demands of the immeuse conconrse. //on. Tom Wateon as previously anuonneud was in attendance, and not only sustained but even oolipBed bis former repntation, ns an eloquent, sagacious alliancoinau, aud champion of tho people, especially ot tLe rights ot the tanner. The add)ess was good, tbe dinner was excellent aud abuudant. thu good people of Deepstop were ns over, cour teous aud hospilablo, the entire day w»u one of rare onjoymeut, and one that will long be remombered by tho Urge crowds in ulteud- auo& 1,11 tUf world there Is but one cm I,r. Halils’ Holden Specific. It cun he'given in a oup of tea or without the knowledge of the person taking it, effecting a speedy and permanent cure, whether the patient is a moderate dnnser or nu alooholio wreok. Thousands of drunk- ards havo been cured, who have taken tbe Golden Speoitto in their coffee witboat their -knowledge, and today believe they. quit drinking of their own free will. No barm ful results from its administration. Curts guaranteed. Send for circulars particulars. Address in confidence, Gold en Spkoiko 0o.‘ 186 Baoe Street, Oinoinnoti, Ohio. t The good people of this community will have n barbaoue on tomorrow, and will have Hon. Tom Watson with them as orator of the day. The Herald acknowledges the oourtesy of oordinl invitation to attend. While it would give ns grout pleasure to attend, we tear ciioutnstances will debar us tbe privi lege- _____ — ELY’S Outsider writing trom Tabernacle says: Mr. G. W. Houghton has a very fine crop oi ooru, ho can gather ten ears without moving from his trucks. He will have to prepnre more house room, or build a sheltor over the field.” Tbe Herald in glad to bear such good crop news. Who has not beard of that paragon of fami ly papors, tbe enterprising and popular Weekly Detroit Free Prebs? For n geuora- tlon its name l.-as been u household word, and has become a synonym lor all that is ex cellent, pure nud elevating iu journalism. It is delightfully entertaining without resort to cheap sentimentalism, instructive with out being prosy or pedantic. Combining tbe literary qnulitieo of the expensive magazine the bright, breezy characteristics of the news paper, it leaves nothing to be desired by the uversgn render. It is looked upon ss a wel* come visitor by every family who reads it, while thousands regsrd it as indispensable and would on no account go without it, An r onormous circulation of 125,000 copies per week attests its wonderful popularity. Reo- ognizing tbe fool tlmt thore are those wLo are unfamiliar with its surpassing merits a" a home paper, tho publishers offer to send The Free Press to them for the balance of this year (over tivo months) for only 30cents hit) oi four for $1 WO or a olab of ten for $').()(>. A 11 our readers desiring this h' mo paper, should subscribe at once. Wo will send you Tho Sandersvillo Herald and Tue Weekly Free Press for the rest ol tho year 1891, lor G5 cents. Send your subscriptions to this offioo. If you suffur pricking pains ou moving the eyes, or oannot hear bright light, und find your sight weak aud failing, yon should promptly use Dr. J. H. McLean’s Strength ening Eye Salve. 25 cents a box. House And Lot For Sale. A house and lot owned by Mrs. Parsons is now offered for Bale on reasonable terms. This property is situated immediately on the publio square, thn west side, and immediate ly north of tbe residence and millinery store of Mrs. C. C. Brown. Those desiring to pur chase this property well locutod for u rest deuce or a store, will o-U on Mrs 0. 0. Parsons Aug, 0, 1891 t Rome, Ga. Shorter College, FOR YOUNG LADIES. Session opens September, 30,1891 Tho American Book Company announces that it has made tho following larg* reduc- tion iu the retail prioes of Sohool Books uow in nso in the schools of Washington county. Rend tho following list, and do not pay any more for books than tbe figures here iveu. Webster's Speller lOo Swiuton's Primer, 12 Hwiuton’s Word Book 19 Ametiaun Now Graded First Reader.. 18 • 1 •• •' Second " 29 Third “ 40 • 1 11 .. Fourth “ 50 .• •• •• Fifth " 85 Appleton's Elementary Geography.... 55 “ Higher “ ....1.25 Smith's Grammar, 40 Robinson's Practical Arithmetic...... 08 Swintou’s Introductory Geography... 65 " Elementary “ ... 80 Complete “ ...1.30 •• U. 8. History 90 “ Primary “ 48 Webster's " Dictionary 48 *• Common Sabool Dictionary, 72 Barnes' Copy Hooks 10 Wood's Business Forms 1 and 2 10 •• “ •• 3 and 4 15 Swinton's English Grammar, 60 In the eveut these books cannot be bad ot dealers at tho above priots, thoy will bo sont to any address in the oounty at tbo prioes above named, Freight or Express prepaid,ou reoeipt of onsb with order, by the Americun Hook OcmpaDy 800 & 808 Broadway Now York. Tbeso books mny-be bad at above prioes ot tbe following dealers: Charles A. Duiiloo, Sandersville, Ga. Dr O. E..Daniel, Tennille, Ga. Metiilic Gases, Gaskets and Oof* tins, ol auy futility huo Grade, »!• ways on bund. A bilge stock of tbcBe goods will lie fouud at the utoro of Taobutton At. Duggan. .•t Curd, To The Farmers of W ashington Co: I wish to give you notioe that I huv j taken ho E11 re kit Mills back, arid with honest, competunt and r. li iblo li 1 uit> in charge, inn uow ready tn do vnr grinding at abort notioe, on Thursday, Friday and Hutu relay ot each week. For Hie «ooo")mnib,linn rf my cnntnmerH, I will keep UJeiil on hand and exolmngo for ooru, Wn-bsl lor Ln-liel ut any time. I will also guarantee my o'istnm«r* against has of grain where “1 landing Inn ., are lull iu mill. Monday, Tuesday and "'ednoaduy, will bo devoted to merchant work. Thanking you for pas! favors and soliciting yonr ini u r» patronage, I re mail) yours, very truly, O R. Ptiinolf, Sandersville, Ga. STORE FIXTURES. 03* Ask for Catalogue. FINE SHOW CASES. WAsk for catalogue. TERRY M’F'G CO., Nashville. Tcnm. HOLTON STOCK FARM. ROUT. E. PARK, Proprietor, Holton, Bibb County, Ge^bgia. e. t., v. A o. R it —8 milt-B from Mr- con. TERRY M’F’8 CO., nashville,tenn^ Shetland Ponies, Berlndiirn nnd Poland China Pigs, Little Gninr-a ('ows, REGISTER ED JERSEY CATTLE Of Bkst Butter Families. TATE OF GEORGIA,) y-f ■\VttshiDRtcn County CollMi Miperlor Court ol staid County guvernl lianAsom" .Ureay Bnll Calves, Iboroiigb-Lri-d mid graded Jersey Z/eifera for ml a. Addr»«« ROBERT E. PARK. Mnoon, Ga. Buckleu’s Arnica Salve. . The Best Salve in the world for Outs, Braises, Sores, Uloers, Salt JpkeuiiL Sores, Tetter, Chapped Hands, GbilblMn . Corns, and all Skin Eruptions, and VO a * tlv ® iy cures Piles, or no pay required- guaranteed to give porieot satisfaoti , noney refundei. Price 26 cents p sale by Wm. Rawlings I PAY HIGHEST CASH UBIOE FOR Confederate Money and Bonds. 1 sent freo. Chas. D. Barker, Atlanta, Ga, LITTLE BOYS^GIRLS, MEN AND WO men can easily make $2 a day. Aa -r Barker Publishing Co., Atlanta. Ga. ctatarrH THE, Wmi CREAM BALM Cleanses the Nasal Passages, Allays Pain anil Inffaiiimatloii, Heals the Sores. Restores the Senses of Taste anil Smell. HJKVEELVER TRY THE CURE A particle is applied into eaoh nostril and . _ JL„„i,i„ price 50 cents at Druggists; is agreeable. bv mail, registered, 60 ots. v . ELY BROTHERS, 66 Warren SL, New York Hud IIin Eyei Tnjuroil. Fokt Wobth, Tex., April 10, 1889. Mr. A. K. Hawkes—My Dear Sir: On ac count of injury to my eyes while a student, bavo bad to ubo glasses for many years, and while I cannot explain the excellencies or defeols of any make, yours finit my eyes best. Alex. Hooo, Superintendent ( ity Schools. All eyes fitted nnd tbe fit guaranteed, by Wm. Rawlings, Sandersville, Ga. WIU‘11 I began using EIv'b Cream Bulm my oatarrh was ho bad I had hendaohe the whole time nod discharged a large nuiouut a filthy matter. That has almost entirely disappeared and I bavo not bad hea'laohe sioce.—J. B. Sommers. Stephney, Conn, If you havo a paiuinl aenae of f itigue, find your duties irksome, hike Dr. J. i J. McLeans Sarsaparilla. It will brace you up, and )ou Mining aud vigorous. High and healthful situation. Cbarmiog grounds audsooDory, Magnificent buildings, (cost $130,000.00) Twenty accomplished and efficient teaob- ets. Splendid Music Department. Famous schools of Art, Elocution and Physical Culture. Ap| ly tn lilt. A J. B.VLTl-F, !''(■«". or I’ltOF. ^ ' | Y. I U rd AN', i Busii css Manager, OH To TjT.ee. Davibboiio, Ga., Aug. 7th '91. Editoh Sandeusville Heuald,— Please publish that there will be on excur sion from Davisboro to Tybee Island, Aug. 15th. Prioe $3.00 lor round trip, Yours truly, W. J. Hkndebbon. F011 SALE! A HOUSE AND NO LOT Will bo sold to the highest bidder fit tbe Court lion** door in Sandersville, on Tuesbay tbe 18'b day of Anpust 1891 at 12 o’clock in., the house and out houses recently occupied by Mr, BROWN’S IRON BITTERS Cures Indigestion, Blllousnewi, Dyspepsia, Mala ria, NervouanssH, and lieuorul Debility. Physi cians recommend it. All dealers sell It. Genuine has node mark and crusted red Hues ou Wrapper- Henry Little, either with or without the brick in said buildings. The purchaser,to remove the purchase within ten days. Terms Gash. Jail Building Committee. August 10th 1891. . j - Tbe Petition of W. G. Furse, E F. B.nliy, M. U. Buyer, Henry Little, B. T. Hawlii.ys: Shows that they are about to assi date themselves together with the intention ot forming a corporation under the name ol ••The Time Mutual Protective Union,” of Saoderavillo, in the Oounty of Vkashington, and State of Georgia, or to remove, or locate the offloe and business to auy other place, nr Coun'y, in said state, sb the iutevost ot said corporation may require, for the pur pose of promoting as well ns fostering a fraternal benevolent brotherhood. Your petitioner* would further show that tbe objects of this association being to raise a fund on the Mutual aasessment plan to be collected Irom itB members for tho purpose of carrying out and maintaining tbe objects and aims of said association; and that said corporation be invested with anlliority under its by-laws, tn raise a fund by aMNeasinent fiom its memberships ns the intereat of i.aid corporation may require, from time to lime to aid aud assist tbo members of said asso ointioo. Yonr petitioners would further show, Uiat they and their successors in office desire only to be invested with corporals authority to mnke such rules and by-laws, for ita govern- ment, as will maintain tbe general objects ot said association Wherefore petitioners pray the Houorable Court to grant them nn order and tbeir sue- oessors in office with corpoiate authority, to remain ot foroe for iwei ty yeirs unless I revoked or annulled. Aud your petitioners will ever pray John N Gilmcde Pet Ally. 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