About The Sandersville herald. (Sandersville, Ga.) 1872-1909 | View Entire Issue (Aug. 27, 1891)
LOCAL ITEMS, Sy^dp®c s brief locals. Monday is the last day of snmnior. Publto aala day next Tnesday, but again there will b# no sales the by Sheriff, j Superior Court Monday weok, j Savo the fodder and the splendid hay crops | and supply the great homo demand, j The Camp mooting begins nt Doepstep Camp ground, on Friday night, 11th of September. The report of City Treasurer Mr. 11, Walton, appears in this issue. This is a good show- iug for tho city ofticiuls and will L>o of inter- os', to city readers espooinlly. Tho oold wave on Moudny made quite a pleas tut cl.angu lroni tho hcatod atmosphoro n ,i .1, ..11 i . |ot several dojh past. In tho west white Moth tho method ami results when | frost was s,mi EMVJOVftS Syrup <d’ Figs is taken; it is pleasant oral places. JniV'Newman has received tho cniumi.,. refreshing to tho taste, n„.l acta! Ki< . u "‘',V? "VT"?™ ” Ivret ltrninnflv m, lh„ V1.,...... 1 " A * Fleotwnol, rrently yet promptly on tho Kidneys, Liver and Bowels, cleanses the svs- ! ' 1 or oepstop district. Ihii cm effecttmlly, dispels colds, head- P*' : 10 tt)111,0 '"rcxpltei iclies and fevers and cun h habitual I ’ !r,A ' S ' Av,lI,t - wsignod. as .1 usticB of tho pi rod PERSONAL. Miss Ella Evans oi Augusta is visiting in tho city, tho guest of Mrs. S. J, Smith. Miss fill Ho Warren Lovett has returoct from licall Springe. Miss Sail in Smith of Tennille visited Mi s i.essio Sparks (ho past week. Mrs. J, H, Nowsomo and children are vis iting in Hophzihah. Mrs.J. M Minar and daughters Missis lionlah and flattie, ol Macon are visiting rel atives at Davisboro. Mrs. \\ right Harris and children aro visit ing relatives near Davisboro. Mr. .r. //, Jackson and Mr. W, If. Kitchons have returned from a Texas tour. Key, H. tl, Ivey is on a visit to his mother nt Buena Vista. Highest of all in Leavening l>owcc-U. S. Gov't Report, Aug. 17, 18S9. constipation. Syrup of Figs is tbs I., The LUH:1„ v of prisoners awaiting trial at only remedy of its kind ever pro- h 1 'l ,teml,vr oourtls nnnaually large. There 1 1 -1 I .1 . • ^ ill tin. 1. .. .11 ducod, pieusing to tho taste and ac ceptahle to tho slonmcli, prompt in jts 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 made it the most popular remedy known. Syrup of Figs is for salo in 50c and 81 bottles by all leading drug gists. Any rcliablo druggist wh'< may not have it, on hand will pro wore it promptly for any otio who wishes to try it. Ho not accept any substitute. CALIFORNIA FIG SYRUP CO. SAN EHANCISCO, CAL. LOUISVILLE, KY. UL W YORK, N > <’] LURCH Sli.RVrOKg^ MKT1IODIHT, Preaching in IS.rndorsvlllo at 11, a. m. and 7, p. li., ltov. J. W. W us ton, pastor. Superior Courl. September torm oonvuneH on Monday, 7th prox. Tho large number of oases on tho various dockets, especially tho criminal docket, and tho (act that thoro sro four Capital ensos, all point to a protracted session. Tho IlwiALD through tho oourlosy of Mr. Clerk Knell learns that tho number oi casos is as follows: Appearanoo docket 33 Issue dockot, old 33, and new 23, (12 Criminal docket, old oases, prior to March torin 1891 7'd At March term 1891, untried 2(i .Motion dockot old casos 7, now 1, total 11 Making total number of casos on all dock ets now 211. arr in the Kanderavilte jail 19 inmates and two, John Fruit and Tour Wobb, col. aro confined In Slaoon jail. Trull, Wobb, E Hunt, col. and Harris May, ooh, aro arrested for capital olTonoes. Mr. Jolm W, Duggan has a corps of bund employed in moving the buildings from the now jail lot. They nro being rollo 1 book on tho lot west ol their present location, will ho lixod up to rout. Geo. Clark, col., convict in tho pnnitenlia ry from this county was on Monday pard od by Govortior Northern Ho was ironi Cato’s district, and sont up lor a term of livo years, but tho main witness, it has boeii shown,swore falnoiy as to ago of plaintiff. Tho medical card of Dr. Hold. L. Miller appears in this issue. Dr. Miller is from Hophzilah Oft., a graduato of the Medical Department of tho University of Georgia at Augusta, he afterwards attended a course at the Polyclinic College of New York. It will be seon that ho conus well equipped, and respectfully tendors his services to tho good people of Sandersville and vicinity, Tho District conference oi Ibo IFoman’s Missionary Society meets in Tennille next Friday. IPhcn you are consti pated, havo headache or loss ot appetite, take Dr. J. H. McLean Liver nnn’ Kidney Fillets; they aro pteus&n so take and .will onro yon. Frequently ao"idents occur in tho house hold which cause L'Urns, cuts, sprains and hruises; ter nun in such cases Dr. J. II. Me- Lean's Vidonnio Oil l.injun nt has for many years been the constant iaVUite family rem edy. f.u 1 ; • - - iADE EASY! T- p. ’ I 'Kir np ” ia a scientific* d Liniment, every ingre- i'< recognized value and in : : 1 >c by the medical pro- : 'esc in. redid it •> arecom- 1 in a manner hitherto nknown ■JEN 0 RS’ 9 9 Tho work of preparation, has now begun in earnest. The piles oi brick, of ooncrete, of rook, and of timbers, the iron doors and cages, nil indicate that active work on tho walls will soon begin. From the carefulness and completeness of the preparations being made, wo may expect the work will bo push ed rapidly to completion. Mr. J. A. Goodseli of St. Louis tho builder is now hero and giv ing personal supervision to the work. all that is claimed for .Hi. It Shortens Labor, m Diminishes Danger to tiler and Child. Book s ” mailed 8R.EE, con- informatlon and do for sumo hysterical cases hut lor chronic bowel troubles, croup, colic diarrhroa, dysentery, Dr. Digger’s Huckleberry Cordial is the surest and best cure. Keop it. ..Inal rfl.SU per hotile . plianf&.Ua, Suiiili-rNvillo Col (<mi Good Middling - Middling Low Middling Good Ordinary Ordinary *. flai-Lrl. 85 7 titMlDUto, ILIJ: l»n«Vl»10r\ TBVKKirr. Macon sides por lb 0 to 8 3-4 Hulk ■« •< 7J N C Flour — 3.75 Plain hams " 13J “15 Shoulders “ 7 “ Lard << (ip, 8} “ Unites 20, 25 “ ‘Gran Sugar ... 5.) @ 0,j Extra C White ..5 a (i small quantities, priees a fraotion higher “lour i patent $’>.75 Corn.. 1 05 Moai “ bn. \\\\ 1 15 Eggs “ doz, ('t t Butter << 20@25 „ Chickens 15 0 30,, Jt*tir.\i 4 i;\m:hs i.iiiiok habit nil II111 woi'1't Hi ere lx but one run Or, HiiIiih* Ooldrii S|irr.llle. Jt cun he,given in a oup ol tea or coffee ■without Hie knowledge of the person taking it. elle.ctipg a speedy and permanent cure, whether the patient is a moderate drinker or an alcoholic wrock. Thousands ol drunk ard, havu been cured, who have taken the Gold, 0 Sped lie in their coffee witlio.it their knowledge, and today believe they quit > hoiking ot their own free will. No harm H'’ results from its administration. Guns guaranteed, Send fur circulars and tnil partiouiars. Address in eonlhte nee, Gold r n Swscmi Co.* 185 ltuce Street, Cincinnati, Ohio. ■(■ Buckltn’s Arnica Salve. "fun Best Salve in tho world for Cuts, BriDscH. Sores, Ulcers, Halt Rheum, Fever Sores, Tettor, Chapped Hands, Chilblains, Lorns, and ali Skin Eruptions, and positive ly cures Piles, or no pay required. ft ii guaranteed to give porfsot nut infliction, 01 ■money refunded. Price 26 cents i>cr box. sale by Win. Rawlings. State or- Ohio, Crrv he Toledo, i Lucas County, j ® a * Fuank J. Chunky makes oath that ho is bo senior partner of tho firm ol F. J. Che ney .Sc Co , doing business in tho City of To ledo, County and State aforesaid, and that Haul firm will pay tho sum oi ONE HUN DRED DOLLARS for eaoh and every case of Catarrh that oannot bo cured by the use of Hall’s Catakihi Curb. FRANK J. CHENEY. Sworn to bnforo mo and subscribed in my presence, Ibis 6th day ot December, A, D. 1886. , — '— . A. W. GLEASON, SEAL 1 •—>— 1 mart) Public. Hall’s Catarrh Cure is taken internally and acts directly upon tho blood and mucous surface of the system. Scud for testimoni a Is, free, F. J OENKY, & CO., Toledo, O. jiairSohl by Druggists, 75 cents. TUc Anv ,9ail. The .tiiiui ( lire Tho theory of tho mind onro may Miss M. E. Dutoher is now at homo and ready to receive and promptly till orders for pastel portraits, (Specimens always on hand. 1 ICt'iiil Till' Spct'cli, It perhaps is superfluous to call attention to the groat railroad spoeeh ol //on. Tom W'atson published on the first page. The marvelous, astounding revelations made of tho gigantio railroad monopolies will excite wonder and alarm. These statements can certainly if untrue he readily disproved. If true do not tho monstrous revelations de mand investigations, and that tho rapaoious monopoly bo throttled at oneo, oro it drinks the life blood of the people and ot tho govern ment itself. Ncuralgic J ’ersontt And those troubled with nervousness resulting from care or overwork w ill bo relieved by taking JlfOten's Iron Hitters, iiennino has trade mark and crossed rod lines on wrapper. lliil.T. IlO.Vllill’S A|»|>Oint- mimlM. Tonuillo, Ga, July 28th, 1891. Ed. Heiiald & Georgian: Please publish the following appointments for Rev, T. 0. Boykin, (State Sunday Sohoot evangelist, 4th -Sunday & night in August at Tennille; Monday at Ml. Moriah; Monday night at Harrison; Tnosday at Beulah; Wed nesday at Now Homo; Thursday Uuliobotb; Thursday night at Kite; Friday 11 A. M. Oak Chapel; Swaiusboro at uignt, Bntur- day & Sunday. Brethren will pleuso take notice and try to got rneD, women auil chil- dreu out to hear Bro. Boykin. Sorno ot the Brethren will please meet him at eaoh ap pointment to convey him to tho next appoint ment. Other papers of the county, tho Wrightsvillo papers, and Swaiusboro paper will please copy. J. M Smith (Tho Middle Ga. Progress please copy. t K LY’S fine show cases. -Ask fur catalogue. TERRY M’F’G CO.. Nashville. Tenn. I PAY HIGHEST CASH PRICE FOR Confederate Money and Bonds Prion list *ent free. Oban. D. Barker, Atlanta, Ga, I'ITTLE l!OYB, GIRLS, MEN AND H O- Jn' 11 cun easily make $2 a day. Address, Barker Publishing Co., Atlanta, Ga. Catarrh cw a. -itiss Paulino Hermaun af(er a pleasant nnd extended trip in various portions of tire stale, rctnrnsd home on yesterday. II trip embraced, Tallulah Falls, Atlanta, In dian Springs and Eastman. Mr. llonry Paris and Mr. Henry Uotmnlin returned last week from a pleasant outing nt Indian Springs. Mr. Hermann also spent a few days at Eastman. Mr. Manure Hermann of Eastmann return ed to 8»ndersvillo his old home yesterday. His many friends will ho glad to learn that lie contemplates entering into business here, nt ’an early day in tho fall. Rev. Geo. h. Johnston of Savannah, a former beloved pastor ol tho Methodist church here, made a brief visit to his (laugh • tor Mrs, D, D. Davis this week, leaving oil yesterday. Miss PonuioDavisoooompnnied her broth er Mr. John Davis on n visit to his home in Ohattruooga on Tuesday night’s train. Uupt. and Mrs, F.U. Taliaferro nnd Master Willie have returned from a pleasant anti invigorating trip to North Georgia. Mr hu>1 Mrs, R. 0. Jones nnd children nftor an absence of several weeks in Garters- villo and other points in North Georgia art again at home, very much improved by the ohatigo. Mrs. M. Bungs and daughters Mrs. Mamie i’nrbotton and Airs. Belle Rawlings aud the littlo folks have all returned much improved by thoir sojourn at Beall Bpriugs. Mr. IT. Uushinskl nfter a pleasant sojourn at Indian Springs and a visit to Atlanta is at homo agaiu. Col. T. II. Potter spent a few days at In- lian Springs last weok. Judgo W. L, Mathews and family have re turned from Indian Springs. Judgo Math- ows goes to Sylvania to -day, his fami ly liowcvet will spend some time with the family of tho editor in this city. Rev, H. P. Myers District Superintendent of tho American Bible Society for Georgia and I 1 lorlda spent lire Sabbath in the city Uo made an instructive and entorlaining talk to the children of the Sunday Sahool at the Mothodist church, and oonduoted services at tho Baptist church at night. Mr. B. J. Tarbulton has consented to serve us tho depositary of tire Society, and keep on sale at his store Bibles nnd Testaments pub lished by the Society. D, Ii V ABSOLUTELY PiLf&E Mr. Jeff Davis had a policy of 1,000 in the Kentucky Mutual Life, Hint, ho had taken for tho benefit ol his mother. Mr. R. 0. Jones the agent says a check for that sum, will soon he forwarded. Two ni ui i.lood in front of tho show window <>r 11 Wabash avenue millinery concern looking at the styles and gu nig at the prices. Of niiir e neither had any sort of idea about the Articles 011 ex hibition. Then t.hoy went in and asked tho floorwalker hownear they had emuo gue - ling at the pri. es. After she had told them ime of tho men asked: “Why don’t you put tho prices on your goods the same ns clot,biers do on what they exhibit in their windows.'’’ “You betray an ignorance that is par donable nndnr tho circumstances. Here is a hat that xve soil for 81.50. Do not t aint them are hats for women t hat can be 110light fur that, figure. Suppose wo put that price on the hat and displayed it. No woman would over purchase it, beentiso she would bo afraid if sho did that her neighbor might havo seen if, nnd would know wlmt she paid for it. Ono of tho privilogon of a woman is to de- 11 ''vo her sex nkont t lie cost of her hats and bonnets.”— Chicago Tribune. \u-Hnrs. J. D. Priireo and J. p. Blount llmt ooom-red nt this place Saturday, 1 Gth iust., [densn publish tire following statement which is enruot: Mr. Blount pushed Mr, Syl Pritrer out of tho window. Mr. Prince asked him re I le do it any more, and odo wor t Brought o me tlier until they heinnre angry nnd had si v ,-rnl words, Mr I I einttohl him that ,ml «'»•'»>H h 0 friends and it that was tho way ha was going to ,)n he would not hnvii any thing more to dn with him, or anv other l’riuoo. At ahnnt this time Toni ltiv- ins, colored, says llmt Mr Prince walked up to him nnd look a slick from him, walked out into the porch where Hyl Ptinon amt "leant wor. standing and str-.n-k Mr. Blount on the bend with the stick and knoolie 1 him •<nt nil th" gronnd, and jumped cu.t Mterhim still striking nt him, nt which time Blount shot him, Mr Hyl Prince, brother of J. D Prince, say - that ho hit Blount bolero be shot him. This in a ttno statement ot th diflionlty. Yoar’s Support. GEORGIA—Wabhington County. Ordinary's Office. \\ horens the appraisers appointed to set apart and assign c year's support tor Mrs. MohoIIc Anderson and tier minor child ont ol the estate ol Doct. Mauniug Andeison do- erased, late of said onnntv. All persons ooncerned aro hereby notified to Ire and np- ponr at the Cmu t el Ordinary of said county on tho first Mondav in Hepioiuh. r next, and allow nauH'*, it any they Pave, why nai t ri • I urns should not ho approved and made the iudgmont of said court. Given under my hand offietiillv lids 17t)i day ol July, 1891. M. Nkwmui, ‘B Ordinary W, G. Ordinary’s ritnticis. Result of Fenco Election. GEORGIA—Washington County. Ordinary's Office. 'VhorosR an rdnrt.ion lias Been hold in tho 100th district G M . known ms Clay's, on tho 13tb divot August 1831 on the qu '"'toil of e," or “Fur Stock I.a i n of Gin result id's, . I vot New Holland Springs Now Open. Dr. . says tin <<<jimJc(l W. Ha\\ey water is un- ! lor fee.tliing ami invalids, addn'ss WliVK TAYLOR, Gainesville, Ga. i)ahi(‘ Porter Springs. Mr. John Davis of Obattiu: Married the Family. ^ A story of a Florida man who married time wives from 0110 family Is going tho rounds as something remarkable, but there whs a family in Maine consisting ot six gills, and of tho six three married men named Diokwcll, three married to tire name of Young, otio married a Liver- lnore and ono never was married. An other paradoxical feature is that tliero were only five husbands in all. Tire explanation is that two of tho Blckwolls died, leaving widows, and Mr. Young, who had two of tho sisters before, took ono of the widows. Then Air. Livermore took tho other. So that them wero seven weddings in the fam ily, and only five men and five women concerned in them. Mr. Young had lost one wife before ho began 011 this family. —Manchester Uuion. EI.FOTIIIO RITTERS. I'liis ie cedy is bncnmiuo, so well known and so popular as to nen.i nn siiccin] mention Ml who bavr> nsoil Electrio Bitter-- ing tl same s ing of urui're. \ purer medloltre doi not exi-t and it. is guaranteed to do i ll that is claimed Electric BiiVrs will cum nil dls en-OR of tire Liver line Kidnev*. will removi B.mplcR, Boilc, Suit Rtremn find otirer nffec tionR ennac-1 by impure blood. Will driv Malaria rrom tire Rvstr-m an 1 prevent us we] ns cure all Abdariai fevers For ourn of Headache.. Constination and Indlg-Rtlmi try Lieetrie Bitten -Entire Ratisfaetion gnnran- leeit. or money refunded Price 60 otR end > I 00 per bottle at Dr. Wm. Rawlings' Drug Store. WASHINGTON" COUNTY JURORS. Soptoml'or Court. GffAND JURY. MJE Werfbon, Allon T 'nnrnotl, ■T T T PiHronti, G T’ ClinruborH, T> R So5sinnfi ) Job E Srnitli, W B TJiomnn. Ghen Tl TTvmnn, 3tail'll Two Reputation*. 1 am always interested in what may be calleil tho two reputations which each man has; 0110 is his public name, tire |U E RmicMon, other his personal or private eminence; Wm H A vnnt, tire one is tire distinction which ho has .Tam F Rrnnlcs among people, the other tho regard paid xr o -ii, ’ to him by his own immediate set or fol- ri t rx ' ’ lowing. Archdeacon Farrar has a groat I ’ T r p n!:rRnt !; reputation among the ordinary people of B . I rnsuoll’, America and Groat Britain, but scholars ARUm WatVinP, look upon him witli much of suspicion |G ?if Up.iTriau ( as an accurate unil profound exegeto. Bishop Weetcott, however, has a small reputation among tho people, l ’robably looga was on Bed! 110t 0110 111 twout y tlioso xvho road this here on Tuesday by tire death of his brother, Mr. Jeff Davis, Rev. J. J, Hyman of Macon was in the city a short tinio on Tuesday. Mrs. Mary Milnor, nco Hern,of Eastman is visiting relatives and old friends in the city (She is always a wolcomo visitor in bunders- villo. paragraph ever heard liis name, but tho respect in which Ire is held by scholars is of the highest.—Chicago Advance. SVBH'I* OF Fl«s. Produced from tho laxative aud nutritious juice of California figs, combined with tho medicinal virtues of plants known to bo most beneficial to tho human system, acts gently, on the kidneys, liver and bowels, effectually cleansing tire system, dispelling colds end lieadaohes, and curing habitual constipation. Hull His ii.vrx InjiM-i il. Four Worth, Ti-.x., April 10, 1889. Mr. A. K. Hawkes—My Dear Sir: On ao- count of injury to my eyes whilo a student, I have had to use glasses for many years, and while I cannot explain the excellencies or dofeots of any make, yours suit my eyes best. Alex. Hoon, Superintendent City Schools. All eyes fitted aud tho fit guaranteed, by Wm. Rawlings, Sandersville, Ga. )Ut'.'9<‘ir .9. Ibn is. fy £ Our city was greatly hhockod on Monday at hearing of the death of this estimable young man. For two or three weeks past as published in the IIeuald, ho had been ill with fever but had so far recovered as to at tend tho mass meeting at Mess Springs, and spend a few days with his brother near thoro. Returning home however lie relaps ed and was quite ill for soveral days, but ou Saturday hix condflion waB considsrud us better. On Suuday afternoon he was cheer ful, and even on Mod day niuruiug ho dress ed himself and spoke of going to Beall Springs, But suddenly ho was seized with n convulsion, and in a f«w minutes lie breathed liis lust. About eight years ago Jeff joined tho Bap tist church at Oboopie, during thv pastorate of Rev. B. II. Ivoy, and since that time, Le has been singularly moral, upright nnd ex emplary in liis outiro deportment. For several years he bus been employed at tho Enroka Mills, Irequontly traveliug od tho road, selliug and oolleotiug for tho pro prietor, and was noted for his diligerreo in business arid careful attottion to the interest of his employers. liis love and devotion to his mother nnd brothers and sisti rs wero worthy of lire high- np n 1 w ti 1 r »,t , ,: ’t I raise. As a member of the church, ho . llLAiil DAL Jl was distinguished for his zeal and love lor its purity amt prosperity. lie gave bright promiso of a lifo of gie it usefulness to tire church end to the cause of Christ. On Tuesday morning fuueral services wore conducted by his pastor ltov. ii. H. Ivey at tho Baptist church, tho largo congre gation in attendance attesting the high place tho doar young mau hold in tho affections ot the people. Allays Pain and luliumiuation, Heals the Sores. Kestoiestho Senses of Taste and Smell. l-S^Sf-F-EVER TRY THE CURE. A partielo is applied into each nostril and aioeeablf . Price 50 cents at Druggists; is agt bv moil, registered, 60 eds Queen Victoria’s Nplrior Jliuss. Ill February, 1877, tho queen received from tire empress of Brazil ,*i dross woven entirely of spiders’ webs, xviiicii for firre- lresa ami beauty Is said to surpass U10 nicist splendid silk.—Notes and (Queries, It Cun’t lie llulimd. Tivyna—W hat makes tho wealthy people in <ire boxes chatter so noisily? Triplett—Money' talks, you know.—• New York Epoch. A Dmqieruto Order. Noodles—Say, there, bring mo a pro fessional burglar I I want to seo if bo •n break into this spring chicken.—Now York Truth. I TRAVERSE JURY pV P Rnwlinpa, |-Tas E Dukes. jWm O Burton, •Tn}m T Brown, W H Bnnfroo, T!mg R Brooks, A It Adams, E G Prossor, G O Soarboro, •Tas P Davis, David >T Now. Clem B Brown, IE W Wilson, ■Tno Sinnuefield, •T T Cato, N TT Onlpopper, Tionis Wobstor, ITonvy Papis, TRAYEBSE JURY— Ti B Kondrick W TT Lawson, ,T TT "Brantley, f' F T^Torau, W R Thiffpon, H E TTvmnn, A R \vnnt, B ,T Pinkin, T J P-rnk. D T? Prinple, TI100 B Pox, >T B Daniel, Wm IT Francis, 'Topes T ftwint, —FDIPT WEEK. .Tobn Williams, Sol G Prince AT IT Bird, W B TT urea my ft F Whiddon. T Wells Smith, Wni J Irwin, Pleasant Kollcy, T> A Hodges, Wm T Wood, Lon is Holt, Aup; Ti Nolson, Dims IT Hood, IT M TTssItinskv, -Tno W Tison.Sr, •T G Williams, .T C Sheppard, A .T Garner, 99eH|» ( amp Cirouiul, ft C Gnlneppor, |Ed H Brooks, IN J Bon fro, H J Bailey, 'cleaning up” day a' Tno F Tanner, Dear Hi;i;at.d: Please to nnuounoo Deepstsp Gamp ground on Tnesday Kept 8th, T B Snmner, Ft all interested govern themselves nccor-'C It Scarboro, (iiiiKiy. (i War then, t.onveyauoes will meet Ministerial Brethren j,T ( t ) Amason, at Sandarsvills, Friday, Sept 11th on arrival ,Tbh L Kelley, of trains trom Tennille. 1. F. Cary P, G. Deopste]), Ga, Aug 20th 91. M'Jl'V OF SAXIHKBS.SY99.FF. •loho T Smith, 0) M’ Webster, :>( W Duggan, ! A B Hattaway, IE L Wade, —SECOND WEEK. N >T Nesmith, F A Watkins, O F Bawlinpre AV r H May, ■T A Robison, Steve TI Jordan* H A BawliueH, O A Dnrloo, Thos E Fowler, Chas T) Wood, M G Murchison, J Tj Tliomiison, .John C Kinf,', lv L Wiggins Inl.Basliiusky, Treasurer’s Report, To Mayoii and Aldsioikn os City or Sanuebsvillb. I beg leave to sub- mil the following report; Bonds paid up and cash on hand, Aug 24th ’91 Respectfully submitted, 11 Walton, Trons, Approved. Alonnre Coun Banhtm Pittman, .Tamos A Giles. ;W II Prince, Wilev Smith, iB F Jordan, Bon Whiddon. 1 If yon Ruflcr pricking pains on moving the I eye-', or cannot ivar bright light, nod find $1,585 34' your 11,11 failing, von should ipromptly iiho Dr. J. H. MbLcud’s Stronetli- enlng Eye Halve. 26 cents a box. B. D. Evans, Jr. It. I. //.Anars, Fin. Com.; House And Lot For Sole. ocoxfi:. Willi Ely’s Cream Balm a child can be treated without pain and will) perfect Ralety, It cures catarrh, bay fever and colds in thy head. It is easily applied mlo the nostrils (SV.Vi.w en*ll . e, ......... UK, IlOHirilS ELY BRO lUEKb, oh Warren fc>t„ New York amJ sivw( uumb ji ut0 ro i 10 g p r ; ua gy cents. Editor 11 build : Our town received its first bale of new cot ton Saturduy tbe 22d itst. It was mado by Mr, JcReplr Colson of tide community and sold to Mr. T. F. Brown at 7 cts per lb. Cot ton planted early is repotted us opeuing rap idly, we aro having leivy rains daily, think have already damaged whut is opened, ind if it continues, will have a gro.it deal of poor cotton again this yoar. Mrs ot.G. Wood, Jr., is visiting relatives iu Cartcrsville, Kev. I, ] . l.urey commenced n | r 'traoted meeting .Saturday at Bay Springs I he hands that are at work on tire draw bridge of the G. it It, over the O, no e river, ure having a v> 11 di-Igi. eabl • :lnre (or wotk > • ver keeps 100 1 Ou Thursday lire 20th, this coumm had lire heaviest rainfall X think de.t wuh ive) liud this yair, it was very dumaglng to crops, and roa.'.i ,Vc. A hdiisr and lot owned by Mrs. Parsons iH now offered lor salo ou ro.iaonabl t terms. This property is nitnatod imtuediatelv on the pip lie square, tire west site, nnd immediate ly north of the rosi inree and millinery store of Mrs. C. U. Brown. Those desiring to pur chase this property well located for u resi deuce or a store, will call on Jtus 0. C. Parsons. t Aug, 6, 1891 ii Shorter Collefre, Homo, Ga. FOR YOUNO LADIES. Qossion ojx ; s S. jjtomli. r, GO, ]L01. "QUEEN OF THE MOUNTAINS.” Hacks up Tiiiisdayi-, Thursdays uud Situr- lavH, leaving Gatnesvilln, G» , on arrival ol train from Atlanta (about 10 o'clock a in,) and down tho alternate days Distance 28 miles. Pa.eiengorH $2 and trunks id each way. Hoard #28 por month. Billiards and D-ii Fills tree. Daily mail More fine J* r y milk than ever. Music for dancing For F.-nc hereby gi follows: For Fanes received For Stock Law receive 1 Given under mv bund eLi u Jay of August 1891. 3t M. NEW M \N, Ordinal v, \V New Road. GEORGIA—W mJ)it;re’oi. (Jouvlr Ordinary’s Oratr, All |i< rsoire intereslnd are her -'oy to , .ed, tlisf it no good oauva Im shown p t'i■- eon- trarv an order wilt be gra-.lid ! y t'. ■ up '. >. lire l'Jdi dav m di ptem- estahlishlng i» a ru* I com- ilmt pur| (><•, ITrasant rtpiti . . • l.nreli 1, aloi g li e read tied I ol sign tier 1891 at. 11 o'clock hcv road as nmrk>-1 out to inissioners uppoin'eit tor “Comu.eneiag at ou tin* Dublin ra 'Ut by tire r-sideoe*. ot ib.njamin 1'dl op, ihroiiKh land ol Eli Wihau., tl . nee ai d.p ,|,„ livlditig liaea bafvenn 1-dn' 1’ii, « ■ ill Wllllnin I lost and Price to lire sont beast 101 of tine, actoks lire 1,1,ids nt U'n , .• an old «• Itl m. pi r .ad b'd , COUfK" belwe 1, th, 1,1 ,d .'e, K mthnin I .mill r Cb;n, ( >i»,.■ ; tho residenco ol Gca lands nl the estidi, M p tl,a Gr, ■ district till,,. K I I road e, . 0I( velaijil arid Jos, y’ , ,, yardH, leaving said tends of es, ,p. ,,( H. (> dlreotton to lh • rest ! , ri-1,,1,; thence fthiLg tl - .1 i. 1 i 1 /, twoHii Mrs TIson and Jim Farm scr ,n Dn, lands ot Dr. M . .. 'J' test ,<ug I fell ■11.1 ,onc ry night. Altitude 3,000 leetabovo sea level, U'ldtiey Tay Inr lnt< ,-,c; 11 a,j 1: 1,500 lost above Marietta and Gainesville, road i.t the c ,nuty line. 1.2(10 feet' slmvo n,p of Icoknut Mnuutilia, This 16th day ol An M ; ‘ 3 1 Ibo • to tlio ' t ween I-.",' 30 mining kitcm ,t. i.i, . i-ierly , , Lucinda ha- 1 !iUic« 1 *1 ami re public L nn , and 1 (IU0 bet above Clarksville and Tallulah Falla Afforda to low country per- seiin Die greatest oliauge of climate south ol Mi. Mitchel, N. C. For further i a for run tion address HENRY F FARROW, I’oricr Springs, Ga. Narrow Umigc kllliuirr. Regular meetlngn at Bethlehem Academy, near Warthen, Saturday l,more 2nd .Sunday iu each tuonth. W. T. Arkuw, I’res. II. K. S.wna, Keof’y. 4t N". v M.l X, 'ii a;y, W. O, Ridtllovilln Alliance. Regular meeting is hold iu the afternoon of every 4th Saturday. w. It, Fnnomur, IWt. J. A. Cautku, See’y. lUddteville, Ga. Oruiircx 8|ili.Allluiit>c, Oiionkb, Ga., Miireti 2,1891. Enrrou IIf.uai.o :— Will you please publish in your psper the regular meeting day ol ro snl,- '" Coot ee Hill '-Alliance Saturday before the 2nd .Sunday in each month at Oconee Acade my nt 2 o'clock p. m The other county papers will please copy. Respectfully, T. I'. Rhodes. CHEAP BOOKS. Reduced Retail Prices for Pub lic School Books. Tho Auioriciin Book Company annutiuucs Hint it lion made tho following large reduc tion in trie retell pricea ol Hohool Books now in use in tho schools of Washington conuty. Road the following list, uud do not pay any more for Looks than tire figures hero iveu. Webster's Spoiler Hwinton’s I’rinier Kwinton’s Word Book Aniurieun Now Graded First Render " “ “ Scooud “ " '• " Third “ “ “ “ Fourth “ “ “ “ Filth *‘ Aiplotou’s Elementary Geography.... 65 “ Higher “ ....1.25 Smith’s Grammar 40 Robinson's Practical Arithnn tin 68 Swintou's Introductory Geography... 55 “ Elemeutary “ ... 80 “ Complete “ ...1.30 For Admliiixtr.v, «... G 1 EORC.I \ - It1, ,r.. 1 nl ■—Drains- 9 rx's Office — A!(•’. 1 r,'tc ,■ (1 iju*. d»,u telm applied to tho 1111 b r-i.d ,' I 1...• ,.,. ri ,ia- mud lelers o| Adnjiidsi, , , 1), u of tvtllianr E G,,ff lar<> of a>i i c-mi.tv ,b- coiiHod, an 1 I will pa upon said am/reitio,* on the first Monday in Replr-ctu r 18 U. Given under tn> hand o'.fi i„| c u* s 3,4 day ot August, 1891. M. S'.-. \ Al 1 N, ! 4t. Ordinary TV. C. .— '— . u: For Administiaticu. GEOllG IA— \V as: 11 n t; to:; Co t; sty. Ordinary's Office. Ii. M. IranliJiri has 11, ,',,,, Puui - pplieJ. to tin, iiudt,reigned for p r ,, ,irenl ten, is of administration ol the 1a , ; . ?.!, r j )■;. Franklin, Into of said ton. : . ,1 . , , ,e i, I will pass 11(1011 said apple dnm on t:.o Brat Monday iu Septoaib, r Given nudar iny baud mdcial’y this 3rd day of August, 189J. M NEW MAM, 4 t. Ord'.nory 'V. C. For Leave to S-l! Lat’d. GEOHGIA—Washing 1 dn Cot;:;: y. Ohdinauy’s Office. JoRoph M fjmiih ode ,istrati>r of S. C. Burnett, deocactid, litre i,, 0.00 lorn ap.diml to the midi rhigned tor I v., to noil lamia be longing to the estate of s,ii i diooased, and Haid np|,lie,iiiuo Will bo heard on Ibo List Monday iu September ip x'. Tliis 3,1 day oi An .list 1891. 4t M. NEWMAN, Ordinary, W. C. " U. S. History, 90 “ Primary “ 4-j Wobstcr’s 11 Dictionary, 48 *• Common School Dictiouary, 72 Barnes’ Copy Hooks 10 Wood’s Business Forms 1 and 2 10 “ " “ 3 aud 4 13 Sainton's English Grammar, 56 In the oveut tlicsu books cannot 1„> had of Rulers at lire above pric s, they will bo sent lo auy address in ihn county at tho priooR abovo named, Freight or Express prepaid,on receipt of cash with order, bv tho Aiuericau Book Company 806 A 808 Broadway New York. ThoHO hooks may ho had nt above prices of tlio following dealers: Cuahleh A. Dunnno, Sandersville, Ga. Dn. O. E..Daniel, Tennille, Ga. Gnanlitin’s Dismission. GEORGIA —Wustiitigton Oonnty— Onliiuuy’H Office. S. J. Taylor, Gin,r,linn lor Milton 1,. Tay lor, upplies to lire lor Lctlers ol Ulsmbreioa from Raid GnariUat,ship and 1 wid pai s m .,,11 liis application mi (lie fir : Monday it, Kcp- tornle r next, at my olUce in SuudersviJla in said county. Given norler my hand nnd official signa ture Ihn 2illi day ol Julv 1 ■ 91. Al. NEWMAN, 4t Ord nnry, W. C. GEORGIA—W'liJiinuton Comity— OrdiKury’e Offies. Henry Faria has in due form Applied to tbo undersigncd for permanent h ttois nf ad ministration on the eslut,, 8. W. V.'itelor Into ot said county deceased, and I will p c s ui - on suid application ou tho first Monday iu September 1891. Given under my band and 1 t'lcial uigna- turo this 27th day of July 1831. M -N "’ ; v ..Y, Ordi ', W, C. 4t GEORGIA—■ "«>nty. Ordinary’s ( George Gilmore Adm' d-'rat ! *h«c.-ft.U of Mrs. A. M, Blade bit 1 ()e . ceased applies to rrre f.,r ! Itr • I f ..■,, , SI01l from paid a lmfnir .llen, « f ||| ,1.^^ upon bis application on t'.-e fi’st ■1 ; j n October nut .it uiy offico i, tearriviilo iu said county. Given under my band ni 1 ofii.'i.ij Rigna- ture this lat day of J nl «■ te'.it 3m M. NEWJIaN, Ord; a y, W.O. aaMacz.v.'. : .>.'2.: . . — > sjjfeLoLi a :’u j STORE iFBXTURES. Crj-Ask for TERRY Wi’F’fi COfl, NASHVILLE,TENN. STATE OF GEORGIA,) Wii8hiugtf u County, f i’o tlui Nupcrior t uiirt ol .said County. Tlio Petition of W. Q. Fur-e, E. F. B.uloy, AI. 1J. liojor, Ite ory Little, Ii. T. Rawlir.gs: Shows that they aro about to asa, oiate thcmselvaa together with tho intention ot forming a corporation under tire name of The Time Mutual I’roteolivo Union,” of Suniloruville, iu tbo County of Ikashington, mid Slate of Georgia, or to remove, or locate the otlioo and business to auy other place, or County, in said et ite, as the iuteie-t of id corporation may require. Your poiitio! era would further show that ■ ho objects 1 f thin Association being to raise , fund 01; Ore .Mutual asses ament plan lo be ■ ,1b , ted iro J, ns members lor lire purpose f carrying ou; and m„inlak,ing Ure objects ..lid aims 1 1 aid nssi.-c.iati< n; and that said one ration bo invested with authority uuder ;'.s 1'Y-bnvK, to r„]>,h u line! by ussecHUieut m iti ineiTjlisrshiio, a- iho interest 01 mid Mrs, Elizabeth AoU 'rd, who died i t Sun Mill on tire 19‘.h, was brought ce-irthtH place and buried tho following day at tho l’otcy frravo yard. Henwoum. Aug. 25th 1891. J,J>. I’llINOi! SIIOT PY J. 1’. 111,00NT, Ac there have been some erroneous riq.orls published about the drllioulty between High aou lureJtlifid miiitMn. Cii.'.imieg grounds and -oouerv, Magoiff .ont buildings, (cat $:39,00D 06). Twenty Bcoompli-ibed aud efficient touch er.; . Splendid Musio Department. Famou.i scbools i.t Art, Elocution and Fhxbical Culture. Apply t.o Hit. A. J BATTLE, Frea’t. or l’RUF. IVY W. BU-bjAN, Business Manager, orpor.ition may require,, from time to timo to aid and assist lire members id raid asso ciation. Your petitioners would further allow, tle.t they an t theirsneossflors in office desire i nly (o Ire invested xvilli corporate authority to make such mips aud l;y-lawa, for its govorn- mi nt, as will maintain tho general objects of said association Wherefore petitioners pray tire Honorable Court to grunt them an order aud their ano- ut rsors in r ilioe with corporate authority, to remain ot force for twenty years unless revoked or annulled. And jotu (KtiiionorB will ovor pray John N. 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