About The Sandersville herald. (Sandersville, Ga.) 1872-1909 | View Entire Issue (Aug. 27, 1891)
Q Thtf Herald &■ Georgian.! W>'. PARK, Editor and Proprietor. MOHNUJG. AUG. 27, 1891. VTI.A Vl’ %. Till' to establish ii ttentu- Lnitis- She t li»ttauoi>g» propose ^ line from lUl l"’ Mch l0 oaks for 100 ur-m to snhucnbe . i tlio • l.l >l>ru assure i etl. Mr. T. Lvrr.v li lion with Hu' b 1 SO of whom are I’fOI- kps to Ktorl ftt oOt hM aovernil hi* oonnec- ,thorn Alluuoo Farmer, and nrly dfll i « now ■ The paper U >" weekly," The Free Lanoo 0 • , third party movement Buiil will ft 1' Mite tl While il Iowa, on Sunday Wisconsin tho cranb nr- bully ilhUiiipcd. (MB In tbo 11 tfl it) Honlb Curoliiift 211,000,000. The Caro- vi. that ftft the people, the r.iilfoada, they ,r« ol the tn\<8. * n m Wise main ®»d 0 Monday last. In r,y ntid tobacco crops In Texas »l«° ,rost bottom territory. and bo- xouhl vensoiis IUv Ur. Wiimu the venerabl loved Poator of the Oral Baptist Clmroh in, Macon, on Sunday but rcaignc.l Hie ch.ir«e Ilia ago »nd belief thut a younger man w servo tliim uioro efficiently rj.| „ ohuroh with to retain him still aa pustor emeritus, The aflVotion anbaiatiug between ,h iB beloved i.inl aged pastor »nd tho people whom ho him saved so lovingly lor 86 y»™ worthy ol the liitfuefu K)(|m .iTcJ lor 2 in truly beautiful, uu i admiration. _ __ Jh’ortlieru paper* n*y that cotton K 1 C per cent higher than they wore n year ago, Q 0 t ran oi tton la now 26 peroont lowat than it was ft year ago. How is this to bo uncounted |„r how except that tho McKinley tarifl not Increased tho duties on cotton fabrics l '„.s shutting out foreign competition nnd liog liome mBllilfftoturnrs to mi while it did uot nnd could not ralaotho prico of cotton. _____ A iVerv l ork Horror. i nab- i Uieir prtc A torrifio explosion occurred in ft Inigo prick building m Park Place, New Vork on K.turdny last, which killed it is thought 100 persons, and completely wrecked tho build- \nvv uiiil Toi»irs »»l Inleml. The lb s4on and some otbi-r of tho many cr< ililois of Mr, Steve Ryan refuse the terms of settlement bo proposes, 30 cts, on the dollar. A committee ri presenting Ibo attorneys of tho Northern creditors, will visit and confer with them to urge their acceptance ol this moiety, rather than undergo the vexations and niicoriuintloH of a tedious litigation. Dotmi.n nvi KKRs Kleotrie ears of Tally-ho stylo, having two docks or stories, by tiro lst of September will bo planed on one ol Atlanta's groat lines, tho Atlanta, West End and McPherson Barracks line to Grant Park. These two story ears I«ill be quite handsome, and cojil #7.000each they will run every 10 minutes. KnLMOND TEIlMlNAL. The Terminal employes, 100 in number took possession ol the Kiher building their beadqnai tori on Monday last. Four sleep ing oars says tbe Journal woro required to I ring the cloiks and snb-olhoi.ils, and 11 Irciglit cars wore used ioi shipping tiieir ol lice furniture, and they arc only one-tourth ci tho number. The new employes are all from Washington oth> is are to follow Irom Uiobmond and otb- or |points, outside ol the state to manage and control Georgia’s that road, long the pride of tli< state, the Old “Central,” now merged in the grasping lliohmond Terminal. While nil hope the now combino will prove a valuable factor in the state's future (level lopment, yet tbe influx ol these officials aud employes, Inking possession of tho road and i s property, calls to fitted tho sad oou plot. “Tho despot’s heel is on thy shore. Maryland, My Maryland." Tho Atlanta lleiald ol Monday pabliahes tho withdrawal of Kov. Nam Small Irom (he editorial conduct of tho paper. Mr. Josiab Carter ft well equipped and successful jour iialist liftH purchased the paper and will guide its policy nnd fortunes. Ktv. Sam Small on th« Glh of September will inaugurate an undenominational ohuroh for tho convenience of strangors and visit ors in the city, fashioned alter tlio idea ol the “Church of Strangers," served by Dr. Deems in New York. tee made an additional report upon tbe books and accounts of the former treasurer, the matter pending for tbe regular meeting r t council Moved by W. 1*. Davis that the report of the finance committee bo adopted, rarried. Special committee recommend i • i ,, ii i that the stock lot bo built on a portion of lor Wrightsvillo, to soo bis brother, who has (he ground bought by the tnwu for the well, Among tbe sick of onr town, we note Mrs. P. i\ llryau Miss Lizzie Davis Mrs. W. English lifts a very sick child, Mrs. Dope oontinnes to grow worse. Mr, John L Tompkins left this morning been soriously ill for a long time. Mr. IVillio Fulgbum of Kmaunol County,)J is again a citizen of Kiddlcville, employed WESLEY AN.KiSS lay AV. II. Fulgbum about the mill and shop. Jr STICK. Aug 24th. 1801. I Hi: ■•aimjcic aiuvAii, When nature raises the (lag of distress in the .shape of sores ulcers, boils, pimples and blolohos, the signal should be promptly heeded. As cities threatened with disease are disinfecte d, bo should tho human system tie treated. No moro powerful or more suc cessful disinfectant and purifier than H. S. S. hns ever been discovered. It tuts accom plished wonderful results, nnd (hero urn thousands oi people ta tins country to-day who regar benefactor;. AVlml it has already accom plished il will continue to accomplish. It is already established as a staple family medi al ordinance lor tho second reading was ead and put upon its pas-age, and lost, riie election of marshal was then in order, ifter tho seventeenth ballot Mr. B. H. Hooks wns duly elected. The following hills were read,ordered paid Gftllab, r A Smith, #7 12 Perkins & Bro. ?h:l 92. W. .t. Joiner -8 75. total $«9 0! * Mov, d by alderman T. r.d that council ad journ until next Monday 2 o’clock p. in., 17th. I v the purpose ol hearing rule against Mr. 8. II. B. Massey, Being no further business council adjourned. J. G, Hamilton, Clerk & 'i reas. Town ol Tennille, Ang. 17th. Council m"t, Iverson Lord mayor protein presidin'!, aldermen present W. IV Davis, Dr. J. P Davis, W. ,T. Joiner, and J. F Merkison. alveuit II M. Hasliinski. Object of tbe meeting wi\s to invistigate books and accoiinls of former treasurer 8 Davis to Ntniinton. ViririnlM. Opens Hept. 17th. 1891. Ono of the most thorough and attractive Sohools for Young Ladies in the South. Conservatory Course in Music. Twenty-five teachers and officers. Situation beautiful. Climate unsurpassed, l’ttpils from twenty States. Terms low. Special Inducements to persons at a distance. For the superior advantages of this celebra ted Virginia School, write for a Catalogue to the President, AV. A. HARRIS. D. D . Staunton, Vo. Crockets Iron Works. MANUFACTURE Questions for TliitiMnv Hen, the proprietors of S. S.S. us H. B Massey. Mov- d hv A. I 1 postpone tbe h«ari»tf of tbo report until naxt regular meeting of council, carried. Mr Massey asked for the books flint ho might make up a statement by next mooting. Moved by Mr. Davis that the books be grant ed him as requested, with finance committee to assist, carried. As Mr. Hooka refused to accept tbe posi tion as marshal, Mr. S. J. Hattaway was elected marshal by acclamation. The fol lowing hill was rend and ordered paid, Dr Davis $8 00. Boing uo further business council adjourned. J. C. Hamilton, Clerk. riA^ii.n;, recovered Fifty bodies so lar have been r from tho ruins, 38 ol whom have been recog nized. Iho disaster Is thought to have been caused by ft defect in tho construction o: the buildiug causing it collapse. Why Be S* Because it hits proviu its absoluto merit ovor ft ml over again, because it has aa un equalled record of cures, beoauso jts busi ness is oonduoted in a thoroughly honest manner, and becanse it combines economy and strength, being the only medicine ol ivtiiob “100 Doses One Dollar" is true—theso strong points have made Hood’s Sarsaparilla tbo most anooesatnl medicine of tho day A V4 oiilU‘l'1 ill Old yisill. Vly (’nlttri'li was very hud. For thirty yeui -’ I have be ii troubled with it—have tried number ol remedies without relief. A drug gist advised Ely's Cream Balm. I have used only ono bottle and I can say I feel like a tew man. 1 muko this voluntary statement that otbors may know of tlio Balm.—J. AV. Matliewson, (Lawyer). I’awtuckot, It. I, i ni; i.i:<;i»ilati ui;. Hill* H'll rmliii’iid i’utiiietl. mid Hills Froceodings of Town Council for Augnst 10th nnd 17th appear in Hshall ol this week, also the report of the town treasurer Irom July 13th to August 10th. , Mr S. J. Hattaway has been eloctud town Marshal, vice Mr. J. E. Fosey resigned. Mr. Clum. Brown oi the linn of Brown A Franklin Ioih gone to Now Vork to purchase fall and winter goods tor their largo store. Miss Sophie Bashinski has returned irom Indian Springs. Mia. T. N. Smith and Miss Florence Davis lull last week for a sojourn at Indian Springs. Mr. J. M. Jones has made nn appreciated present of (10 copies ol Triumphant Songs No. 2. to the Methodist Sunday school. This selection is by 1 rot. Kxooll, and is trlily admirable. Mr. H. M. Bashinski is published in Sa vannah Nows ol Sunday among Georgians in New York the part week. AVotk on tho waiting room is nearing com- pletiou. Tennille reoeived two now bales of cotton on Thursday, aud ono on Saturday. Tlio first was brought in by Mr. Zaek Smith and wis sold for 7£ cants; the second halo was brought by Mr. J. Q, Joiner on same day. Both bales wero bought by Smith, Ungers A Does my pradont business man invest in railroad nr hank stock on whioli he has to wait I, 10, 15 or 90 years for a dividend? Then why taka lifa insurance in Mutual Lilo of N.w York, *r New York Life or Equita ble of Nsw York when yon can gat tbo Life centraet written with large annual dividends by liking a Policy in tho old Mutual File Insurance Company oi Ity. I will ho glad to call ob you or hear Irom von n' any time. K. C JUNES, Siudtrsvillt, Ga. Special agent for Mu- AprllCth. tual Life Ins. of Ky. Sterun Engines, Saw, Grist and Flour Mills, Pulleys, Gearing, Poxes, Gin Gear. Gudgeons and Mill Work Generallyon Cano Mills &, Kettles of all sizes always hand Cotton Presses, Horse hand, or Power, Iron Hailing t^c. K. CROCKETT & SOM, 69G Fourth Streot, MACON, GA. HUH TMorough, PiAcUcftl Instruction. Gradunteatf arntril to poftittoMK. Catalogue frea. Write to BETAS!! STRATTQIS0S1VSK COLLESI, LOUISVILLE. KY. TREASFHEH’S REPORT. In account with J. C, Hamilton, Tretia. the Town of Tenbille. Dn. July 13 To Balance petit cash ape. # 111 79 lloc'd from impounded stock 1 75 •• “ hire of rutile 195 " on apo. of cemetery lots “ “ property Taxes “ “ “ itroet taxes 3 (Ki HEIi? BETTER than a Gnu. Mink! n'-TviiVn i Fapitftl needed! No risk ” A d I I’.ll . hut $10 to $15 a dav profit IVnclij-riT Nluilnili, niiiistm. Ilrlelll fit'll and |,ai«ll«‘M wanted in ev ery Town and County. No experience need ed. Credit given if desired Be early this time *ml »«eure first choice of exoUlBive ter ritory on this brand NEW BOOK llott'l be mi OVI’lIKil! AVri'.o and get full information and solid facts about F60TP1UNTS0E THE WORLD’S HISTORY Br AVm S. Brian and John Ci.aiik Ridpath, 'l'lt* l lor hi (Mtbraltd Historians. Tin- lory «tl ilic !\'nfioi)« n« told in (lie BUlXiAllT nr.ans and oaani> Ap hikve- MBNTa of the World’s LloroeR and Heroines. l'JSfl^A rich atorchmise of llislorv, Travel, Adven ture, and th. weird and AVonderlnl Hvents of ttia “tiujes Hint tried men’s Rouls," THiun- 14 from Ang 3 Total ,, t t „ .run Ol T He "IIUIO* IPPIU inmi men n »uum, a mull- “ “ fines &fortoltnros «.»«" ! U!fo STnliW1 ()f the gavs of chivalry, start- mi Southern Bank ’ liuj. heroic aohlavementa of AVAimions and lf.it 00 $381 Cl Onr.niT nv hash rAin. July 14 You. No 1 O E Daniel ‘ Kandorsvilb' Herald ling Cbcsadrus. Also a vnnt collection of the rvr. vi g ms of English and American Histor ical Literatnrn. Tho most wonderful Nc»' py, Book of to-day, the obkat SKi.r-inccAT.'ii; 8 r,. r i juet the t o. k tlie people want. Over UftO 1845. 1891 The Mutual Benefit Life Insurance Company, OF NEWARK, Total premiums to Jau. 1st. 1891 $133,258,970,30, Returned to Policy liolders, For Policy Claims, 44,4 per cent. For Hur’nd Folioios, 11,1 “ " For Dividends 20,2 " “ N. J. Of this sum thovo has already boon *50,208,258,04 14,807,171,08 38,800,071,12 Total 84,7 pr. ot. Leaving still in Company’s possession The Company’s Investments linvc yielded sufficient, returns to pay all expcusi-s and Tuxes, nnd still to add to tho Policy holdera fund for the fulfillment of existing Contracts $112,011,470,018 $20,347,470,018 $26,651,524,39 *40,098,904, G7 •I Tennille Enteiprise 8 llwr, vhal Dominations. Half-Tone 44 08 Oo Tho 3d liale was carried thero on Saturday by Mr. Walter Stephens and sold for 7 cts. li t An Exchange says; Old Dncle Larkin Bro vu, who kcops a bridge at Roswell, Ga is a remarkable old mnu, Uo wuh born in Washington county, Ueorgiu, is the youngosl ol a tamily of sixteen childroa, aud his moth er was llfty-ono years old when ho was horn. Ji<) is now ninetv-oue years old is in pi»lcot health and smoked tobacco all his lilo, never oats vegetal,I- t, except potatoes, drinks coffee three times a piny, iiippI whs never sick bill one time in hi-- l.bi and that was last Hum mer, wli *ii be m l ie himself sick by eating too much candy. Two hours steep at night is sufficient for him. Uo ban kept tbo bridge for the past fourteen years, and has drunk no whisky in thirty years. l'lit' IKpi'csa Rohlit'i'ftl iillKhl. Tlio throe express robbers, tbut raided tho Richmond Tcruiinn!, formerly the Central, t tar Biitnosville last week, have been caught nnd lodged in jail. All but $150 lias been recovered ol tbo amount stolen, $2,474,15. The first arrested was Bon Thornton living n i.r Pniarr’s who alter boing adroitly ques tioned, implicated Joshua Brazil and Dave J/orion, Brazil denies all knowledge of tlic robbery, nod said ho came from Washington eonotv about 3 wcekB ago to Macon, and was employed ns n carpenter. They are now be hind the bars in Macon. Thornton whs a news butcher on the Central, and Dave IIor- ton was a tlremun on the road. Marshal Red Harris of Forsyth first arrested Thorn ton, and then in Macon was aided in the ar rest of Brazil by detective Patterson and of fice r Jenkins. Horton witB arrested on the truia by detective T. V, Jackson and Supe- rintendant Glasscock Mays. Tbo following bills linvo beon passed and signed by tho Governor: By Senator Warren ol tho First; To in corporate tho: North Augusta Railroad Com pany. Ry Clifton of Chatham' To amend section 3940 of tiro codo, so ns to allow city court jurors tho satuo compensation ns allowed superior court jurors in the counties where slice city courts nro located. By Wells of Marion: To appropriate $500 to provide county maps lor tho office of tho secretary of stale. By Maxwell ot Tall) d: To amend tho not to charter the Tall turn and Western rail road, so as to extend wostward to tlio Ala bama line and eastward to tho city of Maoon Long sessions find a wily toe in tho pres unt general assembly. The average session now covers 180 days, and it is said cost the state daily $1,400, making the aggregate cost of each session from $150,000 to $100,000. It is proposed to cut tho session down t 50 days, when the expense will roach only from $75,000 to $80,000. Among the methods devised to abridge the work and then by consequence tho length of the sessions is tiro kill of Mr. Glonu which provides, that it shall ha unlawful for the legislature to grant charters, by special or local laws to railroads, canals, hanks, navigation companies, Ac. Tho bill paused the sonata with only one dissenting vote,’and it is believed will readily pass the house. Another bill is alio pending,that up plies in like manner to private corporations not covered by above kill. A bill has been introduced by Mr. Wheeler providing tor annual sessions, limited 50 days. liy cutting oil those large sources of local lo/islation, aud remanding nil such local interests to tho Superior Court, will Decease rrly materially reatrict tho volume of bust ness, and save tho weary hours aud day that arc now consumed in (he tLreo tediou readings ot these bills, as now required. Tile Blit' ol a CIlihl. Mr. W. L. Fain, a large commission mer chant says he owes the liie of Iuh child to Dr. Digger’s Huckleberry Conditd. It a! ways gradually checks the bowels und does net constipate as many do. iiaon; liiNi As the first bates are now generally in at the rnuiu centres of Undo in Washington county, we publish them lor Uebald readers this week. Davisboro boars the palm, her first bale being received on the 15th. The first hales at Oconee, Uarrison.Riddleville and Tenuille aro reputed by correspondents Irom those paints. No repot; as yet fiorn Warthen, Davisboro ono oi the In ;t cotton marketr, and in one of the best cotton growing sec tions on the line ol the Central we beg par don on the line of the Richmond A Danville wo mean, received her first new bale on the 15th inst. It was brought in by Mr. C.L Woodvsatd and sold for hole to Mr. T. J, Orr It weighed 480 lbs Sun Hill got her first nc-w hah s on Friday 2 -t, one made by M. Id Odom, udpI one hv W. T. A turns; both bought by C. D Thigpen tin t shipped to J, S. Wood A. Bro, Savannah 1'ilcso 7! :„S. Tlio I’urem of litaoiuniu. The parent of insomnia or wakeluiuoss in nine cases out of ten a dyspeptic stnmaol Good digestion giiea sound sleep indigostio interferes with it. Tiro brain and stomach sympathizes. One ot the prominent symptoms of a weak state of the gastric organs is ti dis turbance ot the great nerve entrepot, the hrsMi. Invigorate tho stomach, anil you re- store equilibrium to tho great oontre. A most reliable medicine lor thu purpose is 7/ostotter’s Stomach Bitters, which is far pre ferable to mineral sedatives aud poworiul nar cotics which, though they may for a time exert a soporific influence upon the brain, soou cease to act, and invariably injure the Lono of tho stomach. Tho Bitters, on the contrary, restore activity to the operations of that all important organ, and their beneficent influence is reflected in sound sleep and a tranquil state of fhe nervous system. A wbolesome'impetus is likewi.-io given to the action of tho liver aud bowels by its use, Cloudy. Wind from tho south. Plenty of rain. Fodder pulling ationt over. Cotton opening freely. Mr. Mark //autmoek brought tho first now ale of cotton into town last week, bold for cents, I think, to Moyo & Duggan. Owing to the low prices of cotton the av orago farmer is now soen with a long faco on our stroets. The Baptists liavo just closed quite a re-1 ival in thoir church Friday, which lmd last ed a week, The Pastor, ltev. W, S. Ram sey. baptized 15 young ladios aud genlle- moti last Friday morning. Truly ft noble ight to seo the young cocsocrato thoir lives. The Methodists bogan thoir annual moot ing Saturday aud it is going on at thin writ ing. Tho Rev. Charlie A. Moore, the preacher in charge, is nsissted by Revs. Webb and Sumner. The Masonic Fraternity have organzod a Lodgo at this place, with tho following of Ucers:—James A, Hunt, W. M.; Ben D. Joiner, S. W.; and Goo. W. Meadows, J. W. working under a Dispensation from the Graud Master, Hon. John S, Davidson, Wo liavo failed to give you the news for the past two issues of your paper, owing to the fact of our absence from homo, making a tour throughout tho south-east couuties of Georgia, assisting in tlio organizations of several Royal Arch Chapters, Monday, Aug. 17th. ono at Hendricks on S. & W. R. 1{. with fif-y-onb now members. At wbiob place a banquet was given tbo acting grand of ficers, A. 51. Wolihiu, High Priest; Manning Coleman, King: Geo, ll, Kutchford Scribe; W. A. Wolihiu, Principal Sojourner, and G. W. Meadows, Capt. of tho //ost. It was in deed an enjoyable affair. Tuesday August 18th, organized a chap ter at Statesboro, Bulloch county, with thir ty-five members, and whore the grand offic ers wero also royally entertained. In pill of our perambulations in the lower counties of Georgia we found good crops, farmers cheerful, and money matters uppear- e I to bo easy. Very little sickness among tho people. Tho schools were prosperous, an notivo interest being taken in education and pill tho churohes blest with gracious re vivals ami large accessions. The clectiou for mayor and aldermen *ame off to-day without a dissenting vote, of which tire following is tho result: G. B. Har rison, Mayor; Aliormen, ,JaB. P. Mannd, Augustus Smith, W, II. Sheppard,W.R. Jlar- groves und John //. Duggan. Petes Popcorn, Ang. 14th, 1801. 1 il S A liny A Co •• “ 5 .1 P Davis " ‘ 0 J E Pnsoy 11 7 J O i/nrtuan “ “ 8 Street hands “ " 9 T P Hamilton “ " 10 Street hands " “11 Cemetery hands “ “ 12 Street hands “ “ 13 E J Barnes salary “ “ 14 Frank Irwin “ • • “ 1.5 R 11 Davis “ “ " l(i Street hands " “ 17 -I O Harman “ “ 18 Street hands Balanco Aug 10 To Balance cn-di nn hand J.C. Hamilton, Treasurer. Tennillo. Ga., Ang. 101891, (ir.NKltAL CASH ACCOUNT. J. C. Hamilton, Treasurer. To the Town of Tennille Dn. Ang 10 To Balance (petit cash apo. $ 134 48 “ •• •• “ in SoDthern Bank 1021 82 i“ “ ‘ “ “ Exchange Bank 709 GO Total funds on hand $1,955 90 J.C. Hamilton, Treasurer. Tennille, Gn-, Aug 10 1891, 7 30 25 i It 19 50 3 35 8 18 2 25 21 57 25 00 20 ( 0 •• 6 '■ 9 9 0) 12 60 25 85 $iS4 48 $131 48. $te*-l Engravings, and brilliant Oil-colored. 3 45 Plates. Everybody finds it a bonanza of 'xuuctbft. It aeil* without asking. No Capi tal, uo risk. Straight business und big pro fits. Splendid illustrated circulars nnd lull particulars sunt freo. Address lltstorlt'iil X’iiL. Co,. Phil. Pn. THE NEW WEBSTER JEST PUBLISHED—ENTIRELY NSW. t Total Assets Jau. 1, 1891 Market Values „ v , u( The record ol the Company for tho past 41! yearR. taken togothor with the uneiinalod liberality ol its Policy Contract, and its unsurpassed reputation for fair doaKnu with rts members proves that thn Mutual Benefit furnishes the hast insurance at the lowest cash price. Loshch paid immediately on completion and approval of proofs, without wnitinc the usual sixty or ninety days. " All policies insured by this Company aro absolutely non-forfeltabie nfter two years nro- tuimns have been paid, whether they lapse from inability to pay, or from carelessness to- of‘‘out’ mistako, misfortune, forgetfulness, insanity or sickaess, or from any cause tho 1 DLL resoive or value of tlio policy, by thn highest standard, will, without any action on tuo part of tlio insured, bo applied by tho Compauy to tho extension of the FDLL amount of the policy lor such tirno as tho value will pay for. , _ , , CLARENOE ANGIER, State Act. for Georgia ami South Carolina. Atlanta, Ga, Having becu appointed Rpocial agent of tho Mutual Benefit,I will be glad to take apniion- lion for policy ot any of my friends in this ami adjoining oouuties, in this old and reliable Compuuy. T. O. WICKER, Special Agt. |gP WEBSTER’S INTERNATIONAL, DICTIONARY, Dr. Ilobt- L. Miller, A GRAND fNVESTMENT for tho Tamily, th» flohool, or tho Libratj, rt.-vliinn hr.B Lucn In progress forex.r JOT.I Morotl.itn 100 edlmriftl laborers ernptoyod. PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON. Santlersville, Oiflco lately occupied by W. Furso. Aug 27, ’01 Ga. G. GEORGIA Critical •xurninutlon invited. Get the Best. Sold Isyat! UonksollcrB. Illustrated pamphlet free. O. & O. M UKUIAVt .If OO.. I’ahUshese. Hprlngflchl, Muss., ¥. 8. A. Cuutlonl—Thrrs har. r.conllybesn Issued ri,rural ehsap roprlmt of rtio 1847 edition of Webster's V.ahrldged Dictionary, anedltlon long THE KING •tuup bUpemnnuAUd. Ttmsn )><>oks are siven vifltme mrae»,-~Webater's CiuaI ridged,” Y ‘The Gn\nt Webster's Dictionary," ‘‘Webster’s Big Dlctlonur*.” ** Wehafcir’a Fnicvr'lntindin Iilctlnua. Normal and Industrial College, A State Institution for thn odnontion and speoial (saining of Georgia girls, to ho open- ml at Millodgeville, Ga , on September JO, 1891. Tlio county of Washington is entitled to six scholarships in this school. All girU wishing to beoouio applicants (or tbeso pLee< are requested to appear at the Court-house in Sandersvillo, on Monday August 31st, at 9 o'clock a. m., to stand the oniranco examine tion. Tho examination \p ill includo thn Ele mentary English Branches, viz: Arithmetic, History, Geography tiud English Grammar. No girl under liltoen jours ol ago will ha eligible to a soholnrship. For full information concerning the sohotip write for Prospectus to President J. Harris Chappell, Miliedgeviiio, Ga. Horatio N. Uollitield, County School Commissioner, Washington County. Dictionary," “ WebsWr’a Eiiuyclopodlo Dictiona ry," ete., ate. Many auaountem.nts eoncernlnc them are very n.l.l.-tuiiHZ, itu taa body c t each, from A t« Z, PaAAyoarx.lJ, Bid printed from aheap plates suodo Ly photogrnphiug tho old puges. Valuable Property for Sale. niuBLEVii.u;. S.vtidoisvillo’s lir.-t new halo was lirought in by Mr. John iCihuhrew irom Mr. Wm, Mat tin's W icker place, on Thursday 4.0th. It was bought by Mr. Morris Cohn tor 8cls. la :;. res or clilliiif.il that want building Needing a toni, up. id mtowM » niT’J Hiis. it I. ),leiiaiipit to take, < im- Mnlaripi. Indiges- tiuii, and DUiuusnciipi. All dealers keep it. Mr. Willie T. Smith and tamily lett on Friday last for their home in Statesboro. Mrs. Cftllio Smith itcoompaniod thorn and expects to be absent three or four weeks. Mr. W. il. Fulgbum ginuod and packed a bale of cotton last Thursday, tl first of the season, it was grown by Mr. G I,, Cry m. We had a tremendous rain : dl on Thuri- day evening lu=t, which inns ti.>v— c!«>:i• con siderable damage to cotinu; she rain e.imo down in torrents, and in i ■, ry r,th»r wipy that rain tvor did comii, and we are i aving it yet in quantities. Mrs. Nancy Jlrittiind chiMrun lelt p>u Fri day lust, for their liome pip Scrt v,-u county. Sir.-:. Penny Williams of the 924 ]>ist,ijd died on Saturday last, was buried pit New! 1Jope church ou Knud A AA'oaasIt-a* 4Y«i'kt l r, Mr. Frank Huffman, a young man of Bur lington, Ohio, states that he had been un der tlio care of two prominent physicians, and used their treatment until ho was not able to get around. They pronounced his ease to be consumption itud incurable. lie was persuaded to try Dr. King’s Now Dis covery lor Consumption, Coughs and Colds arid at that tim<: was not able to walk across the street without resting. Ho found, .be fore he hint used halt ofa dollar bottle, that ho was much halter; he continued to iiso and is to-day enjoying good health. If you liav.e any Throat, Eitiig or Chest Trouble try it Wo guapiuti-o siitisiaction, Trial bottle Iree at Wm. Rawlings' Drugstore. GEORGIA—Washington County. To The Superior Court ot' Said County. Tho petition of Henry Smith, Willis Wy- loy, Andrew Wyloy, Hal Mathis, Gruen My- riok, Sylla Wyley, Lizzie Wyley, Jane My- rick aud Annette McRne citizens of said county, show thut they have formed a soci ety lor benevolent purposes, in said county known us tho ‘Hons und Daughters of Eion.' 1 Yonr petitioner* farther show that they and their successors in office desire to be in vested with corporate authority to enfora v good erdar, receive donations, make pur chases and effect alienations of real and per sonalty, not for the purpose of trade and profit Imt tor tho purpose ot promoting tl,« general desigu and looking altar the gene ral interest of said sooiety. Your petitioners pray that they and their successors in office he invested with tka corporate i.uthoiity aforesaid and such oth er corporate power as may be suited to tho said enterprise and not inconsistent with the laws ol saul state nor violative of private rights. Your petitioners pray the grunting of uu order investing aud clothing them and their successors in offieu with the corporate authority aud power aforesaid, to romaiu ot forco tor twenty years unless sooner revoked by law, and your .petitioners will ever praj. Uko. O. Evans, Petitioners Attorney. I, Chas. W. bticJI, Clerk Superior Court in and tor the county ot Washington and State of Georgia,,do hereby certify thftt the fore going is a true and exact copy from the min utes in my office, Book “F” page 203. Given under my hand and seal this Aug ust 19th 1891, O. W, Snell. Clerk K C,, 11'. C. On iiMnnnt of my inability to attend ta my Milling and Gin business, und my sou tho only help I had, having a had accident in haring his arm broken, which will rendor him unable to carry it on as heretofore, I offer for sale my entire business in Tennille. This includes a 4 aero lot in tlio centre of tka business part of Tennille, also One 50 II. P. Boiler, One 40 . U. P, Engine, all new. ! Sets of eorn mills nil n good order. Maniug mills with all fixtures; ‘JGins, Press nnd all fixtures complete, SLiifting, Policy, Ac, (iiu //onso 25 i 00. Mill Homo 25 x 60. Rnglns House 25 x 45. Planer Shed 24 x 60. One of tha best stands in Middlo Goorgia (o do a Milling and Gin business. I ginned lost season 860 halos of coMon at 35 cts. per hundred. Any one with capital can make it one of th« best paying husiueszes in tlio county. I also have second hand machinery for sale, cheap. One 20 H. P. Boiler with ongino, all Id good order, nearly new, fine 10 If P. Engine uud'Boiler, One .Shingle Machine, One Lath Machine, One 94 i* Mill complete, One good carriage for Saw Mill, Pukliys, Shafting, Edging Suws, Swing out off Saw, with many otlmr articles too Humor- on. i« mention. I will sell all ortho above obe ip to good parties, und give time ou all, or any part For prices, write or call on meat Tennille. I will also sell ono of tho best Dwelling lots m Tsuuille, conveniently located to thu mill lot. One acre lot, with 9 room house, all ooinplete, with lot, barn, stalls, &o. Address, W. J. JOINER, Jr., may 28— tf Tennille, Ga. DOOMED TO DEATH. Under proratling comliHonp. much Htock uro doonwl to denth by dlseiine, merely because tlu; owikts fail to taku inwiumrtM to preserve thoir health. -Dr. JOS. HAAS’ • :0>r MARLIN^' HOG AND POULTRY REMEDY Will arrest Disease, Prevent Dtecase, Expel Worms, tnrity. PRICES—f”.5u, and "0c. per jik"., Y5 lb cans, $11.JW. Tlio lurgeet Packages arc the Chinpusl. Tennille Council Proceedings. conducts t by Uiv. Mr. Boland. Ti nvillk, Ga , Aug, iOlh, 1891. Council mot. J C. Harman, Mayor presid ing, aldermen present, J. F. Merkison, i. Lord, J. R.Diivi.- »U<1 W. P. Davis, absent ll. M. Bashinski and W, J. Joyscr. Alin- laet melting read and adopted, file following tiiir.s liavt been imposed and . , ,colli ctoil since lust meeting, Jennie Lee $5, | i'ltnral services Kul , i.',.„ zU . r $15, W. A. Watkins tiuo led RIFLES XJ'SK for SM.B- EVERYWHERE mu<1 Epokoottc I<umt*dy for youi catttlo. MADE BY Th eMa rli n Fi re AkmsCg K'tvv HA>'EM. CON(4., U.S A. led to $25, total $15.00. The linauco couiiiiit- Dr. Hans’ Alturnti horses and Dr. lluart’ Cuttls Itemudy lor your • For kule by B. F. JORDAN, SANDERSVILLE, GA. /r-£r“y/ugologv,” ft pamphlet on swine, will he mailed to any addre-s on receipt of a two cant stump. JOS. HAAS, V. S. i Indianapolis, Ind. I Jan, 22, ’91, o o w OF 1 TA-13LK WATERS. UNDEHWOOB SPRING WATER, ITS DAILY USE PREVENTS Bri^Tit’s Disease, And cures Dyspepsia, Rhonmatism, Gout, Gravel, and Diseases of the Kidneys and Liver. Ample evidence of tlio truth of the claims, made by the most Eminent Physicians of America, for the efficacy of the Underwood Spring Water as n remedial agent, will be furnished upon application to the Company. Tho Water is for sale by First-class Druggists aud Grocers, put up CASES OF 50 QUART BOTTLES. “ 100 PINT -EFFERVESCENT- THE UN OERWOOD COMPANY, FALMOUTH FOBESIDE, MAINE, U. S. A May 14, ’81,—tf. DM GOODS, NOTIONS. ETC. In announcing to the citizens of Wash ington and surrounding oounties the change in the old firm, we beg to state that, our MR. DALY was the manager aud buyer of the old Firm; he is the manager and buyer of tho new Firm. We propose^to not oaly maintain the enviable reputation of the old Firm, for Fair Dealing, Reliable & IFashionablelMaterials. but to add to aud strengthen it. Wo have now in store tbe bestjsbock of Dry Goods, Notions and Novelties, that hard labor, scrupulous caro aud a thorough knowledge of the wants of the people of this section can procure. We give an ^Absolute Guarantee ON PRICES against EVERY market injthe United States. Our Silks, Wool Dress Goods, and Trimmings are universally admirod for thoir exquisite beauty & extremely low trices. Scotch, French and Domestic Ginghams in numberless patterns at pri ces within reach of all, calicoes, standard brands five cents PLAIDS, CHECKS and DOMESTIC goods at FACTORY per yard. PRICES. CTO _ HOSIERY,^UNDERWEAR, GLOVES, HANDKERCHIEFS, CORSETS, LACES and EMBROIDERIES at low Tariff prioes. With an immense stock, and polite nnd efficient clerks, wo GUARANTEE SATISFACTION to all customers. Satnplos furnished upon application. In writing for samples pleaso state as near us possible what you need, and in ordering goods, say if we can substitute articles in case goods ordered have boe« sold. Wo can save you money on your Goods for plantation use. Call and bo convinced. Polite attention to all visitors, misrepresenta tions positively forbidden. apr 30, ’91—tf JAS. DALY & CO., AUGUSTA, GA.
