About The Sandersville herald. (Sandersville, Ga.) 1872-1909 | View Entire Issue (Aug. 20, 1891)
local items. ONU ENJOYS Both the method nnd results when Syrup of Figa is taken; it is pleasant jinil refreshing to tho taste, and acts irontly yet promptly on tho Kidneys, Ijiver and Bowels, cleanses the sys- [ ( >in effectually, dispels colds, head- BRlEt LOCALS. The ipution in Cluj’s district on Thursday l*st, gavn n majority of six in favor of fonoo. The entire vole was. For Fonce 51,For Stock Law 45, total vote 90. Tbo result is an- aouneed ofllcislly by tbo Ordiuary in this issue. Mr. \V. V. Tanner brought in » loud ol watermelons on .Monday, one of which tip ped tho beam at 40$ lbs. tie says tbo load was filled from a very small spot in bis 8 acre patch. Mr. B. Walton has two Guernsey heifers, that have never bad calves, that aro giving milk. The milk is very rich in buttor yield. Oue oi tbo boilers or calves rather was only a year old oo tho 8th of last month He thinks highly of the stock. Chapter 1 : Weak, tired, no appetite, Chapter 2 : Take Hood’s Sarsaparilla. Chapter 8 : Strong, cheerful, hungry. FEUS DEAL. Pro,. V. E. Orr of Atlanta was in the city on Thursday, circulating for a short time among his old friends. Mr. Geo. 1). Wnrthen left on Thursday for Indian Springs nnd other points, iTndgo W. L. Msthoivs and family left on Thursday for a brief sojourn at Indian Springs. Mr. Henry Herman is spending a few days at Indian Springs. Mr. W. A. CiHlIuher of Maoou was inter viewing our business tueu on Monday. Miss Mollie Lyons of Lowndes county, is visiting her auut Mrs. J. U. Floyd. Miss Emma Schofield of Maoon is visiting the Missea Jones of this city. Highest of all in Leavening Power, The lege a Georgia Normal an 1 Industrial col* . w ill bo seen elsewhere, opens its 1st nrlies and fevers nnd cures habitual B< s«iou nt Millcdgnvillo on tho 20th constipation. Syrup of Figs is tho only remedy of its kind ever pro duced, pleasing to tho taste and ac ceptable to the stomach, prompt in its action nnd truly beneficial m its rlli'cts, prepared only from tbe most healthy and agreeable substances, its many excellent qualities commend it to till and have made it tho most popular remedy known. Syrup of Figs is for Rnlo in 50c and §1 bottles by all leading drug gists. Any rcliablo druggist who may not hnvo it on hand will pro- mire 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 OI rURCI I SERVICES. 4th Sunday. METHODIST. TcnnlUo- Preaching at 11, a. m. nnd 7 p. m by ltcv. J. W. Weston, pastor. BAPTIST. Preaching in tho city at 11 a. in, and 7, p. m , Rev.B. Il.Ivoy, pastor. cnnisTUN. Preaching hero at 11, a. m. nnd 7, p. m,‘ itev, F. I.- Adams, Pastor. Vhihi. Mrs. Annie Choely, tho wife of Matthew Cbody, diod very suddenly on tho (Ith of August. Stic bsd souio hosrt trouble for some time, though ebe was up attending to her household duties, shu walked out to the yard gate, to moot some company just ns Hlie roached tho gato, she fell dead. She leaves a husband nnd four children, She was a consistent member of tho Baptist church at the Mineral Springs. Harriot F. Brooke little daughter of Isaac miA .Mill in Brooks diod on tho 10th iust., of typbiil fever, hIio was nearly 10 years of age. 1 11 — ~ When you are constipated, have headache or loss ol appetite, take Hr. J. 11. McLean Livr and Kidney Fillets; they are pleasan so takoand will corn yen. Froij-i- ntly aooidentu occur in the house. liMd which ’cause burns, cuts, sprains And hrnioes. 'or nan in snob cases Dr. J. II. Mo Loan’s Volaanio Oil Liniment has for many years lie. ii tho constant favorite family rem- .aily. c '.-jTbsrth "• • • . - • WADE EASY! 1 v, -,Th V Frifho " is a sdentific- ... , ;irt l Liniment, every ingre- ' at ii recognized value and in mt u e by the medical pro- .. ;,in, These ingredients arc cotn- m j ■■umier Inthertounknown “ >4 OTHERS’ f ptamber. I Ills school is designed to prepare young ladies thrown upon their own em-itioUH, for tho practical iiulio.r of l\f". V. i.aliiugtoii county is entitled to six scholarships, and a competitive examination will he hil l oo Monday August 81, at the curt ouUs« to determine the succcssioi up- pltoai.ls. “A Fable," the beautiful selection on our first page, should be road by ail, but es pecially would we commend its good lessons to croakors and grumblers. Alter reading wo will all ray with Hamlet, when moditut iug suicide, ’tis better "to bear thoso ills wo have, Than ily to others that wo know uot of." The houses on tbe now jail lot wero Bold on Tuesday at publlo outcry as advertised in the Heuai.d of last wook. They wero pur chased by Mr. Chau. M. Duggan lor $102. Farmers and others wishing Shetland po uies, oholco Jorscy cattle, or the littlo Guinea caltlo, pure Berkshire or Poland pigs, oau he supplied at the //ollon Slook Farm, by ap plication to Col. It. E. Park, Proprietor, Macon, Ga, State ok Ohio, City ok Toledo, | Lucas County, ( Fbank J. Cuenkv makes oatli that ho > 8 tho senior partner of the firm ot F. ,1, Che ney .V Co., doing business in tho City ol To ledo, County and Statu aforesaid, and that said firm will pay the sum ol ONE HUN CHED DOLLAKS tor each and evyry case of Catarrh that cannot be cured by tho uso of Hall’s Cataubu Cure. FRANK J. CHENEY. Sworn to before mo and subscribed in my presence, this (Ith day ot December, A D. 188(1. A. W. GLEASON, |SEAL [ < •—I Notary Public, Hall’s Catarrh Cure is taken internally and acts directly upon the blood nnd mueoiin surface of the system. Bond for tostimoui als, free, F. J CENEY, A- CO., Toledo, O. ^taK'Sold by Druggists, 75 cents. Kew Monti. As will be soon by announcement of the honornblo Ordinary,elsowhcre, ul tho recoin wendation ol the road commiasioners, in the absence of a good causa to tho contrary now road will bo granted in Josey’s nnd Cleveland districts, on the 19th ol Septem ber prox. The lino oi the road and promi neut points passed, aro named in tho an uouncoment. 3 - \ 5? ell ihnt i.i claimed for A Rl. It Shortens Labor, ; . in, 1 liuiE'.i-Lcs Danger io .thor and Child. Book „,„. -,”i:i. '|. .!i : Kb!i, con- laHe informaliort and , v l-stimoi.ials. , j.tof prior M.f»0 per bottlO u K..R . uon eo„ Atlanta. Go. ABSOLUTELY PURS « lit IM H IkKOIUATBOX. Yoar’s Support. GEORGIA—Washington County. Ordinary’s Ofiino. Whereas tho appraisers appointed to sot apart and assign a year's support lor Mrs. Moselle Anders m nnd her minor child out ot tlie estate of Doet. Manning Anderson do- ceased, late of said county. All persons concerned arc her- by notified to l>» and ap pear it tlie Court of Ordinary of said county on the first Monday in September next, and show cans.-, it anv they have, why son! r»- iirnfi should not I e approved and made tin- judgment of said court. Given under my hand nfllatfdly this 17th Jnv of July, 1891. M. Nrwman, 4t ’ Ordinary W, O. Vkurtlirn Ml. U I’liiircli. Tliis handsome church edifice was solemn. Mr J. Floyd Jones wo aro glad lo learn is >» dedicated to the worship of Almighty God now convalescent. ltov. J. \V. Weston nnd family accompa nied by Miss Pearl Adams, lilt on Mouday tor Beall Springs. Mrs. Wanton and tba younger children will remain about two weeks, Miss Fearl alter spending a low days, will leave for her home in A morions, accom panied by Miss Mary Weston. Mr. Weston will return in lime for bis appointment in 1’enniilo on next Sunday. Mr. J, M. Arriugton and Mr. W. J. Gray went to tho Mt. Moriah camp meeting in Jelforson on Saturday. Dr. Andrew J. Irwiu wo are glad to see, is Irle to rido on th« street. We hope ho will soon regain his lormor health. Mrs, J. Mitbvin and Mrs. J, Avnnt, mis sionaries to Indian Territory, aro taking a short vacation among their relatives in Geor gia. Thoso ladies are daughters of Mr. T.N. Benll ol Irwinton and visit their old homo after an ubseuoe of six years spent in faith ful service. They will arrive at tho resi dence ol their brother, Mr. A. A. Beall, o llugucnin Heights, on Saturday lGtli inst and leave oo Monday, 17th, lor their field ol labor.—Telegraph of 14th. Mias l’rndie Noruron, who has been visit ing her sister Mrs. T. O. Wiokor, loft for her homo in Mayfield a low days ago. Mr. J. L Norman of Mayfield is spending some tinro with Col. T. O. Wicker and fami ly Miss Bello Weedon after on extended so journ in Tampa, Fia., and Bridgeport Ala, returned home on yesterday, Mrs. Janies Hmlsou now of Bridgeport, Ala. is visiting relatives in the city. Our readers will bn glad to see tbe Interes ting report of the state Agricultural Conven tion from tho facile pen of "N," in this issue. Mrs. llobison ol Savannah is visiting her brother Hon. M. Newman. Miss Eva Brown of Albany whoso charm ing elocution was so urnch admired at hor recent graduation in LaGrango, is visiting her unole Judge Newman. Mr. Duu Harris is at hcuio from an out ing at Lookont Mountain and ludiun Springs. Misses Claude Martin, Livoy Harris and Katie 11 alJen bavo returuid Irom n delight ful visit to Mrs. J. W. llouso Ht ClarkcHvllh- also at Tallulah Falls and Itidiau Springs. An Uhl I nil- far Dlptlllwi 1.1. The most Ktivuoasful cure for diplillicrin is one of thf• old woman vomedh.i h ft over from the lust century. Mctlicnl sci- itICO can’t toll wily it is good, lint the fact remains that it citrus ne many people as drugs do. -YU tin- paraphernalia ms'disl is a Inc,in, some hot water nnd a gi I F.iictvl ftnu.i l Th.-- lin.-iii ni'.i.it Ihi lilli d llirei- ipiarb-rs full with very tint water- ns lint us can IwncCtired—ixiiling, house oil jx^ibli- | Tim patient takes liio basin in l>i-i lap mnl places tin- openernl of tlie fnnnel in tin* water. Then lie blows through the month of it. This will send tho steam basin to tho throat and chest, ami lie will naturally inhale a g.srd deal of it. After ton or fiftt'en miiMiles relief will beer|icrienced, and if the operation is repealed frequotit- )i a [icrmaneiit cim- will l>o established.- New York Telegram. on Sunday, 9:h ot August. The church was constituted by K«v. B. II. Sassuott, during liiH jixstoruto about six ar« ago. Tho uimubcrship at first was very small, and by tbo kind invitation ol Bethlehem Baptist church, sorvloi'R wore hi Id for a your or nuro at their worship. Tho Methodist olinrch building was then ereetfd and so far completed as to he ready for use. Hec- ntly it lias b-en completed from the water up from tli within, nnd handsomely painted, ami as Air Sassn tt had beou the prime agent in the or ganization ol the church, and in luaugurat iug the building of tho house, it was prop erly determined, that ho should dedicate ^ tho house. Tbe day was bright and beautiful, and an immonso congregation gathurod to witne.su and enjoy tho ooouaion. Though hoarse nnd worn (torn tho mini tarial labors ol tho past week, Mr preached mi exoollcut sermon Irom Deb. 2, Good Looks. and 17, 18th v. TU-i pa. Good looks are more (linn skin (loop, do- ponding upon a lunlihy condition of ell the vltnl organs, II the Liver bo inactive, you assuelt t ,RV0 B Bilious Look, it your Stomuoll bo ilia, 'ordered you liave a Dyspeptic Look, and if your Kidneys bo affeetn.) you have u Pinched and you will Bitters is the utor Rev. E, F. Mor- Look, Secure good health gan anil Rev. Wm, I’xrk also took part In lave good IooUk breat alDrstive nnd Toulo wots direotlv Eleotno the sob mn Rcrvico of dcdlcntton. In this sermon a touching allnsion was hose vital organs. Gores Pimples, Blotch' gea Roils and gives n good complexion. made to the Christian zeal and liberality of|Sol.l at Win. P»aw lings Drug Store, oOu, per Ool. Thomas Wnrthen and his excellent vvile|h°G-lc- Go lo Mr*. G. 0. l»u wu to get a new Home Sowing machine. C v make easy term it you lout want to pay c -»h. Beach A Faiimeu, Louisville Ua. for their unremitting efforts in the emotion 1 of tho house, nnd also to tho Christian spirit , of generons co-operation, nnd liberal contri butions Irom the tin mberxbip o! that church, bnt Irom their good Baptist brethren al- so, many of whom took part in tho vvorsLip of tho day. Large delegations were nl io In attendance from Pine Hill and //arils churches. The young olinrch Ims increased greatly In nttui- betH, and now tho church htoretury roports tho membership at OS. The day was marked by great Irnlornitj j j and Christian affection, and will long bo hdil iu plunsing remoinliranoe. WASHINGTON COUNTY JUROliS. lUMDMlVILLK Mrs. J. J. Hyman of Macon ia visiting relatives aud old friends; stopping with Mr. ^ F* RotU'hhoii, 0. B. Hyman and family. Mrs. Nancy Britt ol Sorevon county is vis iling her mother and other relatives friends in Kiddlevillo. Mr John Y. Uryau was in »n unusual September Court- GRAND JURY. ME Wnttlmn, Allen I Dtirnett, It B Keuilrick, W U fj.uvnot), J H Diautley, O F Mortin, W it Thippen, H E lljiuau, A S Avnnt, P -J Pipkin, TJ Beck, (J It Pringle, Thus It Oox, .1 R Daniel, Wm li Krat.cis, Moses T tiivict, TRAVERSE JURY—FIRST WEEK. 1) F Obfttiiliei’8, |IJ it Soseious, Jna K Smith, W B Tboratts, Cbae B Iiyumn, Stllllll'I'NVlIli/ ■Good Middling. Middling Low Middling ■Good Ordinary Ordinary Market. 7J 03 G SAWJMsns’Viixn vn»\ isiofe MUtHKT. Bacon sides y-er lb Bulk “ “ :;;;;v.75 1 13$ "15 7 N G Flour —. Plain hams Shoulders Lard Cott'oo klrnu Sugar ....@ 81" . 20, 25 “ '... 5$ (3 0$ a (I TUc niml Cure. Tho theory of tlie mind enro may do for somo hysterical cakes but lor ohronio liowol troubles, croup, oolio dlarrhan, dysentery, Dr. Rigger's Huokleberry Cordial is tbe surest t»ud best euro. Keep it. i r yarn hack ACllKS Or you arc all worn out, really uoofi for notoliiR It is general debility. Try jinaii.v.v iito.\ in Twits. U will ourv you. mid give a i:o,»t apjietile. So.o by all di aii'rs in iiieuiciii-.-. Itev. T. <3. Hoykin'si Appoint- menlN. Tonnilio, Ga. July 28th, 1891, Ed. Hbbald .Y Georgian: Please publish tho (ollowing appointments for liev. T. 0. Boykin, State Sunday School evangelist, 4th Sunday & night in August at Tennillo; Monday at Mt. Moriah; Monday night at Harrison; Tuesday at Beulah; Wed nesday at New Home; Thursday Koliobotb; Thursday night at Kite; Friday 11 A. M. Oak Chapel; Swaiueboro at night, Satur day A Sunday. Brothron will please take notice and try to get men, women uud chil- dreu out to hear Bro. Boykin. Somo ot tho Brethren will please meet him at ouch up' pointment to convey him lo the next appoiut meDt. Other papers of tho county, tho Wrightsvllle papers, and Swainaboro papor will please copy. . , J. M. Smith (The Middle Qa. Progress ploaso copy.) biiitp nr mks. Produced Irom tbo luxstlvo and nutritions juice of California figs, combined with tlie medicinal virtues of plants known to lie most beneficial to tho human system, ucts goutly, on the kidneys, liver aud bowels, effectually cleansing the system, dispelling o dds and headaches, and curing habituul constipation. Fine Coils. In small <ju FDur 1 patent tin 0 It bite .’ lantitios, jirioes a Iraotion hmber •:::::i'u5' .... 1 15 1 20 (u 25 ,, .15 GL 39,, E ■ ■ < Bnltor lOtii.dici Tlie Knlly at /floss Sjirlnsi. UttlTMtUKNllSN-blgtOI 1 , "V'V ■ill ll>. world there Ih tout < ■•' Ur. llitln*'tJolden Sliev'lre. L I.o given inaoup of tea or oo ee vnihc.i:. the knowledge of the person taking i otV - ling a speedy and pormanen ■ ■ xv li-ii.li, r tlio patient is a moderalo dnnaer .or in uUiohoRc. wreck. Thousands <> ' ri • «rdH have boon cured, wbn have taken tue l. -n. n Specific in their coffee vvitho-t ’•u „,„1 today bolievo they quit ‘nking id tiioir owu free will. No mum ini .faults from its administration, guaranteed. Send for circulars and ini particulars. Address In confidence. Gold ■fn Spkcieu Co.‘ 185 Race Street, Cmoinuati, lOhio. t Bucklen's Arnica Salve. Tin; Best Salve in the world lor Ont . Rraises, Bores, Ulcers, Salt jibcai , Sores, Tetter, Chapped Haxidu, OhilblMns, Corns, and all Skin Eruptions, and posit) )y euros Piles, or no pay required, gnurnnlend to give perfect 'p o;; •noney refunded. Price 25 cents per sale by Wm. Ttawiings FINE SHOW CASES. *a-Ask for catalogue. TERRY M’F’G CO., Nashville. Tenn I PAY HIGHEST CASH FBIOE FOR Confexlerato Money aud Bonds l ' rl sent free. Ohas. D. Barker, Atlanta, Go. LITTLE BOYS, GIRLS, MEN WDffO- men can easily make $2 a day- Barker Publishing Oo.. Atlnnta, Oft. On Friday last tboro was an immense oon- oourHe at Mobb Spriogs, made up of alliance men, farmers, and a goodly number of ladies. Hoi;. Thus E. Watson was appropriately in troduced by Ml*. Sid II. Mitchell, who then entertained tho largo multitude with a stir ring an eloqnont advooaoy ot the grand aims aud principles of the AlliiiBce, aud in meet* ing aud answering tho objections urged by many ngaiust the order. The dinner was somewhat interfered with by tha rain, but the appetizing and bountifully spread boards triumphed and under unbrellus, and with out umbrellas, they stood at their places, and enjoyed tho well served dinner. The orowd we heard estimated at 1200, and yet there was not only abundant provision for all,but we ltarn sovoral carcasses wore uot curved at all. Nothing occurred lo uiar tba pleasure ol tho day, tbo crowds were pleased with the speaker and tlie good people around Mess Springs greatly enjoyed tbe social gathering 1±! L/Y’S CREAM BALM Clonuses Urn Nasal Passages, Allays Pain nnd Inllaminatlmi, Heals the Sores. Restates the Senses of Taste ami Smell. We saw on our streets a lew days ago, says a courteous reporter, two beautiful mulo colts some five or six months old, al most a perfect match. The mothors ol tho colts were young mares full sisteru, aud also matches in sizo and color. They were bought by Mr, Hal Seali of our sister coun ty, Glasscock, Irom our Isllow townsman Mr. 0. G. Rawlings. Mr. it. said ho never saw iiuor colts in TennoBsee ot Kentucky. Mr. Seals informed ns ho hod another mare aud colt at home, all threo oolts about tbo juwo ago. IIo cultivates a full throe horse iarrn with the inarss, and never had n a hotter prospect for a crop, says he expects to realize move clear money from his colts than from his cotton crop ixt proseut prices, Does uot the suooess ol Mr. Seals in rais ing colts fully demonstrate what tho IIeiuld has urged time and again upon the plant, rs of the county to raise their own stock and not to depend upon the West tor every thing. Ilu«l Ilis Siyt“» KoJuimmI. Fort Woiitu, Tex., April 10, 1889. Mr. A. K llawkes—My Dear Sir: Ou ac couut of injury to my eyee while a student, 1 have had to uso glasses for many yeurs, und wbilo I cannot explain tho exoollenoios or delects of any make, yours suit uiy ojcb best. Alex. Hcoa, Superintendent City Schools. All oyes fitted aud the fit guaranteed, by Wm. Rawlings, Sandersville, Ga. W uj II Avtuit, J as I’ ljtonltH, n Qj|-JoH M Smith, 0 IDaggiU), ! C .) l'rusHoll, oheeiful and happy mood ou Friday motn-j L ftvkius, ing last. It is a girl. | ’ Mtssrs. Newton nnd William Jordnn wetej in onr towu of Thursday night last, stopping! \\ F 1.'iwllDjff, “ ol ill v, llllfttns, With Mr. w. II. Fulghum, Jan E Dnkos, Sol G Ptiuct*, Miss I.orctift Gumming bns returned after \\ tn O Dlirton, M U Lilli, making an extended visit to relatives in.Jolin i lirotvtl, \> Iv Billf^ii.my Warren county. W H Ileufroe, S I- r Whlddon, The protraotod meeting at tho BaptistU-’boH 11 Dl’OOllS, J U i'IIh Suutll, ehnroh closed on Wednesday night; the IA U AdutUS, ” 10 '* 1 preaching during tho mooting was splendid, ih 0 Prosser, 1 leasiutt Ko.lej, oougregstlons largo, orderly and attentivoijO G CCttl’borO, h A ILodgbH, it ia believed that much good whb nccom-ljas P Dttvis,. \V m I Wood, plisbed; two were added to the church. D/tvid J Kow, XjOUIH Holt, Tho littlo daughter ot Mr. T. E. Rough-,Cloni E Brown, AuR D Nelson, ton, who bus haeu quite sick tor some time, E YV A\ ilEOO, LilAB ii^Oi 1, wo aro pleased to note is thought to be Boun- J no Sibljltcbolvl, U Al IrttS.iliiHlvy , thing better, J T Oato, J IH) \V Tison.Sl’, All others heretofore reported sick are tin- N H Culpepper. J C Wllllttmf, proving, except Mrs. Dr. l’ope. she is gradu- LonU »\ obfitor, J C Sboppnrtl, ally growing worse. j Henry Pagis, A J Garner, There wns preaching at tho Metliodisti TRAVERSE JURY SECOND Wl'.EK. New Holland Springs Now Open. i>r .S. W. Bailey says the water is mi- eijnaled for teething babies and invalids, address WINK TAYLOR, Oninesvilfe, Ga. — >-♦ A*- ♦ Porter Springs. "queen of the mountain?.” H iekH up Tuesdays, Thursdays nnd S.tnr- lays, bmvltig U''iiiHBvllle, Ga , on arrival of trail) Ir.'in Atlanta (about 10 o'clock n. tn.l and down (lie i, I torn. 1 h .Iiijm. Dtsiaaoe 28 iiillos. Passongers *3 and unlike *1 enub Ronrd $88 ter mouth. Billiards end Ten Vtu,i tree. Daily mail. More tine Jer sey milk than ever, i.lusio for dancing eve- ry night. Altitude 8,000 leet shove sea level, 1,500 feet I,,hove Marietta and Gainesville, ),200 loel. ... ,ve top of lookont Mountain, Teun . sud i.OUO t.-et above Claiksvlilu aud TalluI*.’ i'ljlft. Affords to low annuity per sons ill greatest change of climate south ot Mt. Miu-hcl, N. 0. For luttber infoimatlor address HENRY 1’ FARROW, l'orter tS|irings, Ga. Nni'i'iitv (imike Ailiuitce. Regular meetings at Bethlehem Aeadomy, near Wivrthen, Boturduy boloro 2nd S.induy in e.ioh month. W. T. Askew, Fres, H, H. Smith. Soot'e. Kiddlevillo Alliance. Regular meeting ia held iu the afternoon of every 1th .Si.turJay, W, H. Fulquum, l’ros’t. J. \. Gabteh, Soc’y. ltlrldloviUe, Ga. Ocome Miih-Alliaiice, Oooxuic, Ga., March 2,1891, Kihtoh IIiniAEi) Will you plm*.- publish in jonr paper the regular meutinu day ol Oooi on snb-Allianc" - Saturday before tbo 2nd Sunday in each mouth at Oconee Aeads my at 2 o'clock p. m. Tire other county papers will ideate copy Respectfully, f T. F. Rhodes. CHEAP BOOKS. lleduced Retail Prices for Pub lic School Books. OrdiUiirv’s ritations. ^ Result of Fooca ElfCMon. ' GEOBG [A—Washington County. Ordiimry’s Office. Whereas an eivnticm h .» been hold in ti n HURIi district G M , known a-Clay’s, no tin' 13th day of August 1891 on ti e ques ion of ■ For Fence," or "For Stock Law, Holme i» hereby given ot tlie result of arid eleolioO, ns follow-: For Fence rvc.lved 51 votes For Stock Ieiw received >•• v.ves. Given under tnv hand cf.i, m y 'Ins i'• fi day of Angust IsOL U M NEW At AN, Ordinary, Xt, '’. Alow Road. GEORGIA — WHshinpton Oonnty Ordinary's Office. Ail pereons interested are hereby notified, list if no good axtise be shown to the non- riv*v .ill order " ill lie grvnte l by the nil,let- igne I on 8 Itor.l.tv the llHIl day ot Septem ber 1891 at II n'cl 1 k a m. e-tebiihlling ft oe« r ’ >v-< m-rlre-t out b.V me road etini- IW*.oners Hppoiireil inr that purpose, 't'om.neneing el I I cm sent Springs Church n tbe I)it 1,1 iri ron i, nl I'g tlie ros I l.ed laid ont by lire r.'iddenee ot Benjamin Wtl on, tbiomdi I o d cf t li XViIson, tu. neealong tl.e dividing lines between Issiab lVIro anil Willi.,iu Eio.t and H.iiil I<’r. st and John t'riee lo the s oitiieast etui ot the dividing line, aernsH th • lands of William Frps: along an old seill'direlit road b".i, tui.ntl g an east • mrs,, l.eiv. e"-, tl.e 1 .r.ds ol Ham Frtu- and S mlhorn I.uiuber Oompau; ; tbouco along lire residence id Gn» A. Jones across tbo Units ot tlie est.dft Maitna Greeriwav i<> tbo dihtr.ot line. B id vosil or.isses between Cleveland and Jo-ey's district about 300 yards, leaving sHid road rtitming across nnd* ot cKt,ith ol 0. G “..nth j,, „ n . ,-terly 'treollon to itie reaidencs ol Mrf. I.uoirdft L'isou; ttienea along tbe dividing line be- tween Mrs. T'i,."n sli.l Jim I''nrm«r, tl.ence .icro.K tbe lands of Dr. W, A Thum .s nu.t ni.lnsy Tiylbt inters, otifig with the pnbli.1 loa f „l i lie cmiutv lino. This 15th day ol Augtt'i 1891. Al. NEWMAN, 4t Ordinary, W. 0, —- — ,.uv uu tnauccd to buy tiny other. 1 oliurch on Sunday morning and night by tho poster llov, Mr. Roland. Mr. W.T. Smith snd family aocompauiod by Mrs, Collie Smith, oil left this inoruiDg to vieit Mr. Diok Bynum und iuinily, above Sandersville. Mr. S Traluok and family of Tonnille.are visiting rclulivts und old friends S C Culpepper, Eel H Brooks, N J Renfro, II J Bailey, .Jno F Tan tier, ,J 11 iSumrior, C R Seurlioro, T 0 Wart'.iou, Aug 17tlJ. 1891. Urop Ntcp (’limp Meeting’. N .J Nesmith, F A Watkins, C F Rawlings, W H May, J A Robison, Stove II Jordan 8 , II A Rawlings, 0 A Durloo, Thos E Fowler, ChttK D Wood, M 0 Murchison, J L ThoLopson, John C lviny;, R Ij WiRgiDs Jul.Bnshinsky, James A Gilts. Wiley Smith, Ben Whiddou. SipT^FEVER TRY THE CURE. by mail, registered, 60 ets. York ELV BROTHERS, Cfi Warren fat., New xora Guaranteed Cure for La Grippe. We authorize our advertised druggist to sell you Dr. King's New Disoovery lor Con- sumption, Coughs and Colds, upon ibis con dition. If yon are afllicted with La Grippe and v/ill use this remedy according to direc tions, giving it a fair trial, and experience no benefit, you may return the bouia and have your money refunded. We make this oiler, because ol the wonderful success Dr. King's New Discovery dining last sod's epulomic, Have heard ol no cane whioh it failed. Try it. Trial bottle tree at Wm. Rawlings' Drugstore, Large size otte aud $1.00. "GEORGIA" Normal and Industrial College, A State Institution for tho education and special training of Georgia girl*, to lie open- | „d at Mllledgevillf, Ga . on September 80, Tiio county of Washington D entitled to x scholarships in thi* school. All gl'D wishing to become npidU'unrs io< t.lieaa places are requested to opnvar at the Conrt-honse in Sandersville, on Monday August olst, at J o’clock s. in., to stand ilia eidr.ineo iXiimina- lion. Tbo examination will include ilit, h ie- mentnry English Branohcv. viz; Arithmetic, history, Geography and English Grammar. No gill under fitleeti years ot agu Will be eligible to a scholarship. . l’or lull information concerning Ibe soLooi write lor Prospectus to President J. Harris Chappell, Mlllodgeville,Ga. //oratio N. Utdlifield, County School Couimissiouer, Washington Couuty. J. li. yon Ktiould McLean's iSliengtb- l.ox. G.iT, ;euir.g llousp And Lot tor ta A boasr \ lot Oft'! <*«l by I’m lidt.rtw! for r .iJe Gti r»*' - oidi'-U- \ iuiriif liI novp oui*r ’ This pro, : pu Liio mj !»ro, ll»' xitURG* • Wl.St tue .cl li Huv. J. A. Mobley report.! nn interesting! J Q A.imiSOD, m»*o{iDR at Mount Moriah on last Sunday, ;Jatt L Kulloy, one baptlzsd, Joltn T Smith, J '1' Woheter, J W DugguD, A 13 Huttnway, E Ij W fuio, Baalam Pittmau, Editor Hkkat.d; Pleore allow mo through \y J£ Princo, the HEitiED to say that Deep Step Camp.jj ji Jonlatl, Meeting will ombrseo the second Sabbath in| ♦-«>. - S«pt. beginning Friday night before. An j ( . y 0Q HU q,, r pricking pains on moving the unusually large corps of capsblo MinistclsjeyeK, or cannot liear bright ligut, and find will be present and liberul provision will be your sight weak and failing, made for tho care nnd comfort of all who P r 9| n l , v ,"Ai! ,! may wish to attend the meeting for its re religious piofltand enjoyment. From time immomoriul God’s pcoplo have had their Annual Convocations and Camp- Meetings. Tho world aud the church uro tho beltir by it. This yoarly gatboiin.g at Deep Step iias.i' n beuu an Important factor in tbs rnornl l( aud religious development >.f tlie county lor u tho past twelve years. Such an enterprise liuuld be enooungeil und maintained by all |i Ugl 0, 1891 o;ir people. Cbristi.ins of all denomination* have a hearty welcome, we are hoping that tills may bo tbo best meeting ever held at the Deep Step camp ground. Will not every I friend of religion help us by prayer and otherwise <i« they may be aid. ’/ Good ordei will be maintained. Gentlemen w ill not ro. quire to be put cu notice Any *>no whu can lurnisb a t*. nveuii ee for lb,- Ministan from Sandersvil--* to Camp Ground will do us a emit favor lulling tin Fas to i, Rev. I. F. C,.iy, or i..)oclt ku.,w at an early day. Xt" p retfully J. F. Ward 1mw Teuiiillc Ga A eg l Hi) 1881. Tho American Rook Cotripany announces that i! has mr.de the following lurgu rettue tion in ttio retail priors of School Books now iu uso in the .schools of Washington county. Read the following lint, and do not pay any more for books tliun tho figures here given. Webster’s Upoller lOo Bwinlon’s I’rimor, 12 Kwiiiton’s Word Book, 19 Amoticun Now Graded First Render.. 18 ■ • " " Second “ 29 Third » 40 <■ •• •• Fourth “ 50 .. .. .. Fifth “ 85 Appleton’s Elementary Geography.... 55 •• Higher " ....1.25 Smith’s Grammar, 40 Roiiinson’s Practical Arithmetic 08 Bwintou’s Introductory Geography... 55 " Fdomontary •’ ... 80 " Complete “ ...1.30 " U. IS. Hintory, 90 " Primary " 4S Webstor’s “ Dictionary, 48 •• Common School Dictionary, 72 It.irnes’ Copy Books 10 Wood's Business Forms 1 ami 2 10 ■ > " “ 3 and 4 15 Kwinton's English Qromumr 50 In the event these books cannot l." bud ot dealers ut tbe above prio.s, they will bo Beni to any address in xhu county at tl.e prices nl,ovo named, Freight dr Express prepaid,on receipt Ot «.,*li with order, by the Amerioai Book Cemiiai'y 800 A 808 Broa lwuy New YctU. These books limy be bad at above priooo ot tbe followlug dealers: CnxuLEa A. Duuloo, SumUrsvilie, Ga Dn. O. E. Daniel. Tcnnille, Ga. IOO Doses rtow’smfi mui' For Administration. GEORGIA —Washington County. Ordinary's Office. II. M. Franklin has iu due form applied to tlie undersigned for prrmstietit letters of elmlnisti ttiou ot tbo i-siii , ot Mrs. M.iiy E, Franklin, late of said county deceased, end [ <vil| n,i““ nnon said ap '.cation on tho Unit Monday iu September 1891. Given under •>., hum! utflolally thl< 3rd day of August, 1891, M. NEWMAN. 4 t. Ordinary W. O. For L^avo to Soil Land. GEORGIA—Wafiungton County. Ordinary's Office. .Tosonh T.I hmiih adjiilnlHti»ior of N. C. Burnett, du'jense t, has hi due bum applied to tho nufb i>igric.l fur lei.v- to sill lands be longing to tho estate of said deneueed, and h.id i!po : bi..‘|,,p will In, heard on the first Monday in September next, Thla 8u a.iy ul A .gum l’-’Jl. 4t M. NEWMAN, Ordinary, W. O. t,uartliuti's Distmsatou. GEORGIA — Wftsbington County— Ordinary's Office. S. J. Taj lor, Gnardisn for Milton L. Tay lor, iipplles lo me lor Letters ot Dtsinissioa ttmn said Giiai'di.ii.shio nud I will pass upon hi* iipplloauon ou iln- first Monday iu Sei- omb.-r next, at my c.ttlee in bundersvllle fa ,aid county, Uiven under my hand and oifl;ial signs- tore thlo 27th nay ot Julr 1*91. M. NEWMAN, 4t Ord nsry, W. O. G EURGIA — WaHliinprtoD Co tin tj— Unliuurv’n Office. Henry Paris his in dun term applied to he und.-reigned for permanent 1> tiers of ad- ijinblr.iHon nu tho (stale 8. W. x' llc.er late ol Hftid county ilconaaeri. au.l I w it pa“>. np- ,u said tipplic'itian on the first M. oduy ia teu.b .r D.91 (iivcii iiinter my hand and official signs- lire thin 27lh llov Of July 1891. M N'FWMAN, ■1, Ordinary, W.O. G EORGIA— Washingtoii (Jonpty, Ordinary's Office. George Gilmore Administrator of tbe estate ul Mr*. ,v. Yf. Blade late nt s.id oonnty du- ■ra-.'.l applies to ill" l,.r b uers ot dlsmiaaton In,.n *hiT uduiiuistralimi. and I will pas« upon I is application "" the first Monday t?x October in xc xt uiy olUou BauJersvillo in sai l eon. ' V. Given n der mv I nod ""I oflioial aignn- lure tliis let d.,y of-Ini" 1891. 3m M. NEWMAN, Ordinavy, W.O. >1 C. I’, pr, residence and inillreci'y -l.-re u. Those orsiriEi! t" .rer- well lu.iaUd lur a resi- ilt o-ll oo Alus C. C. 1’aBOONS. t Shorter College, Borne, Ga. I’OR YOUNG LADIES. Session opens September, JO, 1891. juyJIOW] SPECIAL ISUKiaSER SALE! K A «' -.1 NMfJb’lN''. t»u<3 ! ’ :* . I . ..... I'eh 'f&M -m^k W lien f I,eg,m u-ing Ely’s Ore,in Ilalm my uai"rru was so bad I Eu-i headache th* wfio.e ttme Slid dl*elmrge.t a Isis', amoiinG a li.ihv matter. Thai nas almost enurdy . .ppe,lied III"! I have not hid lien inch, sine.,. J. H. Bummers. Kjrphuey, CoDn. If you have h. puiutul sense ol fatigue, lino your duties irksome, take Dr. J. H, McLean s Barsapurilla. It wilt brace you up, you Biroug and vigorous. TERRY SYl'PeCO., nashyille, tenn. STATE OF GEORGIA, { Washington County. ) Totfitr SifiiK’i'ior i imri ol M*i*l County. The Petition of W. G. Furso, E. F, Bailey, M 11 Hojer, Henry Little, B. T. XtawliiifB. Bhows that they aro about to associate thsmsolves together with the intention ot toruiinu « corporation under th" name of "The Time Mutual Protective Union," of Sandersville, in the Oonnty of It ashington, uml Slat., of Georgia, or to remove, or locate the office and business to any other place, nr County, io said Htsto, as the interest of « id corporation may require. I Your pftti'.ioi'Ora wonlil flirtho'" show that Itheol jiots "f this ..ssociatinn being to raiss -afuini on 'ha .Vnitusl assessment plan to ho c.ll'cted iro n '.is members lor the purpose of carrying ou' and niairi'ainiug the oi.jeets •red uims ot - a.T i.sh o'Hiion; snd that said oii(|m,r„ti',u b" invested with I'Uthurny under, II* l.i-i.i'.vs, io rids* a tiled t.y iisse-nmetit fiom its n".'"li' r-lii s «- the interest oi said cori.or'ti >n may ;-quire, from time ", time to ail tiEii k:*i>l 'ho uiemheis ot said asso 500 (tJArir* ut v wu J^ric cri—DJclO! J'rt iov-Fini.il S; ' : . . '.V.-X,' -; -U! p 1 <1 (in. h, tKittt.-irt mttl \ ; ' , V j /fin. t-u I uteris, l G * I. 1 jef; I IDG nr. AT GAiTGAINSl 1'• *• 4 , ItJ»*:t D* irolrt. Cun'i I'fiJd. B • v, V/ v sVr.ti* for Pur«uin Ghovt.S BATES.* • 'M , Hi. I - 1 amt t.,'..di.f"l- mu g gronn I- t-i.d e ct'e.-Ct bud bn(•* i tj necompll- lied am dpi, U'tld Mn-ic t-'ep" i,ms Hchoobi ot Art, jul Culture. Apply to DR. A J. B.Vl’ILF. PieH’t. or PROF, IVY W. DUGGAN, Busiutss Manager, El.ieiilion and ioners wunld further siiow, tbit ir sr.eeest <>rs in etliee desire only »l wiili c rporalo antl.oiity to uies on 1 by-laws, tor its : overu- l, as Will mainlain the gmeral ol.jeetbot, n fi.l asancialiou Wfievuf H's \>et,ti-ni«ra prey ’.lie Honorable Court to g.-ant them ati ord. r and th.-ir smi- oessors in otlioe wilh eorpom'e i.n'.linrit', to FOR TOK5*S!5 LIVER. A torpid ilver dcruu^S 41a«j wiiolosy** linn, uud produeett Sick Headache, /| Dyspepsia, Costiveness, Rheu matism, Sallow Skin and Piles. I'fccvo is no better remedy torth««e camninn iltseasea than Tutf'ft 1,1 vwr Fit in, u.-» a uial xviU prove. l*i'tce,IJ3e. Solti (rXTia CIIIdKBHA.TJlIX» Df™ WITHTATEST Fid PH OWE M ENTS J i-vo or I'relatot. tntlr XJuariKlleosi. \v f .HLIE r' v.'e* curry Ptook «tvariouif Bouthom point# fuP iiuiclc ilollvery upou raoul^fc ot otdnta. ungooo” U.S. Standard .remain o: fore.- lor .r. voiied or anouiled. I will over pray twei ty years unless And yout peli.idiieis b.mM
