About The Sandersville herald. (Sandersville, Ga.) 1872-1909 | View Entire Issue (Sept. 17, 1891)
The Herald & Georgian. = K!4 TAI*l> ,!,i,,KO ,Hil ' WM. PARK, Editor and Proprietor = miriWt)A\ MORNING. SI- 1 ’ 1 1 ’' Vl'iiMliiHKioH Nuporlor ( oiii’I. XYnntiiiiuCon \s»orlrt«l»H. pill probably TIItTRSPAt ""The Asidio cholera to Ina Aleppo, threaten. 1 Brooklyn ha! a t-IOO.H'O Avenue. Influenza Is raging '» "' ll Russian cities^^^ ^ Mr J. H. Wilhite siclJ at Wajn st" ' The iron works at have been burned " Cr»*(ord county question on the 6th In October 734 rs tion iu Russia, u ,»»le bank. Iho s straits of the ' 1 1 ti bo alU" iln Mirth j „1 nn Tbntsd Z V-asll', 1) uied nc Tii e storeroom an ! contents Mt . J.C, Fuller of St Chai es, wore burned on rm-sday nig The loss is about VU 11111 - brother ol our townsman, belonging to Jowela county of last week Mr. Fuller is n Mr P. W. Fuller l’ ri Hloruis amt tb eek in various parts of H,mtn. 1 bo lUld several villa|-oa »cr 0C0 powoo* b ‘Vc been >• past of Consnezro ‘ troyed, and 2 «d. nk „uey is to save it. In Uuckloberry Cordial ■ • biliB Anotlii i' < a>h Mr. It M Fairar of tbo Merchants ! Atlanta, Hays to hav the nso.of Dr. Bigge doctor* (or all bowel troubles. h< and prevents a panic of Hn'l' r -"«- Cant. C A Redd a prominent and estc 0 ,1 citizen ol Columbus, Ua , died or• Mm* »>• The editor reuwmbers him " Ub kmdi 11 logs as a college classmate at Athens ol . .landing iu his class and ol excellent bearing. Han Salvador wos^awfnllY ravaged by an earthquake on Wednesday of Whole towns were wiped out it i« ' millions of property and many lives .leslroyed. Men, women and children shrieked and prayed In the streets, while walls and houses tottered and loll. .. m •- Aiaysvilte a pleasant and growing town in North Georgia,. Las a good wiite up »n the Atlanta Journal of last week, its usima men are establishing manufacturing enter prises to Insnro its continued prosperity The IIKiai.n feels gratified at tha oomph mentary way In which Mr. (■• . -aeon, nod Mr. 0. E. Moore, esteemed relatives of (ho editor,aro mentioned in tho Journal. An epidemic ot that (earful scourge, diph theria prevails at ISholbyville, Iod. Tho public soliools arecloBod and a general quui- nnline established. Thirty deaths occurred within 18 hours, adults IHug attacked as woll os children. Physicians it is said are alarmed at the maliguant form of the dts .. easo WiirClomlM in Europe. Hiuoe tho passage of a Russian man*of-wai through tho Dardanelles, wars and rumors ol wars have prevailed throughout Europe. It was also declared that England had seized the ielund ol Tooodos, and then ol Milyhm with tho view of protecting her iotere-ts in East India, This however bn* heeu since denied, and Tori e ’s wrt'.i *p;ened. It however cannot bo denied, that the lowering clouds of war overhung >1 Europe, 4'<tt(«in (il'oui'iV ('ouvoiitlwM. The Colton Grower’s Convention mot on Tuesday io Atlanta. Only two delegates wers present from oil er stabs, ouo from Teunessee, and one, Col. It. J. blelgo, Ircm Texas. Ool. J. 0, Waddell was elected pres ident, ]t was resolvep to hold another con vcolion on tho 29bh of October iu Atlanta, for the purpose of considering tlie question of reducing tho acreage of cotton, also tin bundling.classilicatiou and solliog of cotton Not only cotton growers, but also exporters, manufacturers, and factors will bo invited to attend this convention. The question of tho King cotton hula cov er, which in tiro and water proof wrs also brought before the convention, and Mr Kiug was requested to prepare a paper on the advantage of his baling over jute, for flit consideration of tho next oonveulion. V, stated last work, court ntinue thiongli the week. The prisoner Tom Webb, col., Of whose] ,1 tn ution was made last week, wns found lilty. On Saturday lie was sentenced to piato his awful crime by death, The j fixed for his excontioa was the ffth of ; vernber. The Judge In p issing sonUnoe dmonished him to place no confidence, in i,. plan of escape, by having a new trial, or n getting an executive pardon, llis fate i se .led, tie therelore urged him to spend ua in,ii in making his pin e with his God ,\itb His pardon, said the Judge, it matters nt little when death may c< mo. It certainly is to be hoped the wretched criminal may Mail l.itnself of the kindly words ol counsel (rum the Judge. It is sai I however, that ** bo was carried back to the M icon jail, his 1 vita and general eon lnnt Indicated that he did not stem tn appreciate tho awful doom that awaits him. The case ol John Trull wan called on T liars- ,11 . Judges Hines and Twiggs and Geo. G I vans, were appointed by the oottrt to topic- L ent the prisoner, tbo stale was represented Ly ti, 0 Sol. Gen. Evans, and Meascrs. Harris l.v i;,iwlings. The examination of witnesses L intituled until near 11 o’c 1 ock at night. On Friday arguments of count'd h-gau. , ol U.T. Rawlings inado the opening speecj t ir tho prosecution followed by Judge lllnes (or tho prisouci, Solicitor Evans then spoke tor slate, Judge Tw iggs making the closing -patch for the j risotit r. Tho speeches ol llivse gentlemen were ill marked by Hi legal ourneli, strong and lucid presentation ol Ivots and hypotheses, and delivered with true lorens.c tiro aud ardor. Fhe jury re tired about 4 p. tu. on Friday, end remained in session until Monday mornit g. They were allowed to sleep at tho hotel, all 1 nlgiug in the same room. Grave feurn wete lull timt it would prove a mistrial, as the session was so long. On Monday incrniop however, they asked for a siooud charge Pliey were again charged, and in a Hkort time they caine iu aud announced that they Iiul agreed upon a verdict. The jury were looked up about Oj hours, and sincere sympathy was felt for thorn in His most unpleasant but needed servico re quired at their hands. The verdict of the jury was, they found John Trull guilty, and recommended that ho lit sentenced to the ponitentiury for life. Thu verdict gives general Hiiliatnction to the public. The two trials ol Trull have cost the county ovor $800, besides the time consumed, and worry incident to long and to lioitH hearings. Lewis Mathis, ool., was found guilty of j larceny and sent to the ohaingang tor 12 months in default of a flue of $100, and oistg. John ’Pippins, col , was sontouood to chain gang for 0 months, in default of payiug fine of $50 and costs. Grime, violation of local option law, T rull rcoolved his life sentenco yesterday ntternbon. Tho Judge told him tho verdict was right, and it would have been his ver dict, bad ho been on tho jury. Ho believed hat ho committed the murder, but tits lib was not taken, und it lio should bo found in nocent, he might then be pnrdoned. Presentments of Grand Jury were read uid court will adjourn this morning comes iu contact with, lie is n uian of —- nffiiirs find has a following among — tho boat business nieu. llo not This Association will convene with the only makes money for himself, church nt Mt. Stephens in Iho upper part o [but ho has tho faculty of making HaWcnek county on Tuesday next 22<l mat. I profits out of everything he touches Rev. 0. W. Minnr will prsach the n rn ni for his friends. He is a live,pushing, tnr P aennon, md K-v .l-J ( mnnnng reliable promoter of successful Association number. 28 Southern syndicates, iho best: 1,1 ashu s on d in . evidence of Lis success is that theioV.n«.-^^.orv^ \ member- - to none in intylligence rnor d doub libly servo their .ti, who has served n* orliapa than any man ill l W. T, Nortuen if the Assooin- B-clected, if ho lion Ivy W. Dug- lork a longi r term ,or did. will attend ting. same iueu go into every enterprise ^ ho stai t-. They have tried him and R " l> l'"' , . , . i . in tho hounds of thr found him wise aud true. E w n nrs Iliad ovor the list of subscribers to ( ^ ( theablo M the Nantahala syndicate. It can’t t ‘ oii bo beat. When such mop as thc e ‘ u ( Hon. I). A. Boattie and J. C. Peak] Estj , tho successful builder, uiutnifcturer and capitalists, take] hold of their own account, means success, Look in another column v ,vi ut tho long array of names of How tbo human successful, distinguished, honored tbo had effects of th Georgians who have taken an in* ten Eh rally pouiod terest iu Nantahala. The list isjttve relief of dynp«i rapidly trlosiug. Lots of money is .qipation, rhenmati going to bo made by thoso lileu itiid is a mystery. IK those who join them in the next medicines is a, arcr few days. You can now get stock at bv dis-nso. H H • 50 cents on easy terms. It is tho,djsp<T!tjc, const,p , . . ,, J , . i ofieiicr lit* ffUi'li* I <>)iiinoii of all who Itavo examineci! vi | t(!(f w | 10 t », tho proporty that it will be worth iter's Btomacii Rittt par the day the syndiculo is com- ]' r ' ' 1 '‘“^’,,'' 1 V l fu,o!ii Ipleto. If you want an iu to rest d° ] l " M ", 1 l , r t q»t luot hesitate. Call at onoe at room q safe rmady, 10, Gate City Bank building, aud men, and p^ -c t ’ , * . its basis nl pttr* sp secure what you want. Moionl stimulant t Colonel Mcl> i Id says that ho is- )0 „i bitters and at ambitious to luako Nantahala the ,y tho debilitated,^ ^ ^ chief d’oeuvre of development and; " r|iI mil,nee. town building enterprise of Amen- 0IJ u,« >41 a, d 4th 8atm- oa, aud believes that with such a[ 1 L property and micu u oouipauy no and his co-workers will reach the goal.-*-Atlanta Journal. plcry. tem cm r rooovf rs fron, I lunscous medicines of- I uto it for tho snpposi- in. liver ooniplaint, con- n and othir ailments, ] nUohlet done Uy bad less than that caused who nr, weak, bilious, d or rheumatic,i would • tlm experience of in- roughly tested tlostet- 1111—1111111 I^ADGKTT l'AVS TlIF, FUF.^lH^ j a Great Offer that may not again! I be repeated, so do not delay ■ I j ‘'Strike while the Iron is Hot. I Here are a few Startling Unrealns vltl> tl TwihVH UOl.f.AHS. , ill e,-u V„ H it hoi,- Cnoktng tl»"P ■ ,11 1-\MInch too, Itttcil wllk -h , i v 1 nun kkn i»oi.L*ujto « n "i ilio Not pay two Trices your Hoods. t'entre Talilc. * Ci id thick ttockor, .rlnr Snlt, will ,,r I,nn,Id. th, toviiur rsflroi,, non, Hu t, coil ilgli hem! ltd die . in other puth* o( A, dortv* F. O. Hollmnn, editor Mount, Va., writne: 'T am dint llotanlc lliood Halm i« tizer and tonic lor delicate in time a thoronoh 1 from vegeta hi* <inv’, In cotnoqucnco ol tits, proportion „s a mc- ,t in bo toiind in tho llory 11,limits niton r, sorU d to lyspoptio and languid. J.Q. May, Frost. J V. Hawkins, Hecy. Rocky j ■st ap; aw. It acted lik, charm in my llilla lnli’orlneetl ITlvwil. anti Mills Augusta Hotel, 4*11. Largo, airy Rooms. Good table Into; with ilenty of Irosh milk. R.itcs $1.50 aud $2.00 per day. U. S DOOLITTLE, Kept 10 *01 C Fropiiotos. . out,,inh,rl an-l faclorvl isklng In all| CMlvict ioiif. ol Hi, luluiMi' lllil.tr,, WM you will k ii„ll ■ JcttAS. F. LOMHARD, Prop’r. \VM. PENDLETON, Snpt. The Pendleton foundry \nd Machine Works, (U5 to 027 Kollock st. squares above depot. AUGUSTA, OA. 1 Have not usi d all of 000 bottle jot. I aufiercl lrom outari h lortwtdvo years, experi encing the nauseating dropping in tho throat peculiar to that disease, 11 ,d nose blooding tlmost daily. I tried various romodius "i'-h- out bom lit until laat April, wln-n 1 saw Ely's Oream LI,iliu advertised in tl,o Eoslon H'ulji’t, I procured 11 buttle, and ninco the first days’ use have had no more bleeding the soren.v- is entirely gone — D. G. Davidson, with the Uoston ItuJijet, formerly with Boston Jour nal. — to to «to Alexander & Sou. corn brokers, Loudon, have tailed lor several millions of dollars; cause, speculation iu gran cargoes. ► ♦ # 1 < The \Tne(.v-ll oiir Iiulonseil. A bill "by Denuartl, of Wilcox.l amonding an act incorporating the Ybbovillo aud Way cross railroad was passed. A bill by Clifton, of Chatham to amend tho charter of tho Middle Georgia and Atlantic railroad so as to remove heudejutu tors thereof to Savannah was passed. Mr Lumsdon, of White, a bill to amend tho bill incorporating the Nacoochoo Valley lluilway Company way passed. Mr. Lo Coiitc, of Bartow—A bill to incorporate tho Fairmount, Valley liailway Company was, passed. _ i Mr. Calvin, of Kiebmond—A bill to incorporate t he Irish'American Dime Savings Bank, of Augusta, “ MrSyi, ol Oluthom-A bill to m «pU«,l. I gWe m, j>orHO»ol incorporate the Savannah and Oco toution to all work sent to me. nee railroad was passed. You can always got yout wot t Mr. Holbrook, of Dekalb—A bill when promised, to iuoor, orate tho Georgia,Virginia Don’t torget to call or write, mo and Baltimore railroad, was passed ippforo giving your work out. Air. Martin, of Fulton —A bill to .710 p rovRART) incorporate the Georgia Mineral! OHAS. F. LOMBABD. railroad was passed. THE BEST PLACE STATE IN THE To get your Machinery overhauled Jan. 1, Guaranteed Cure for La Grippe. Wo lUidioriz * our lulvortUbd dro^Kist to inoII you Dr. IvIoh’u New Discovery lor Con sumption, Con^hfl i\nd Ctilds, upon this con- dition. If you aro alUictod with La Gripp* Hcgistrntion Notice. All porsons resblyuUof thoGitv of Sanders- villi-, and qualtfind to veto tor Mayor and Auotlu'i' Train Uolilu ry, Georgia i* again made to blush ut an ox|,rebs robbery, the second within a month. This ocourred on the Central north bound train on Friday uight, within five miles ol Bavaunah. The train was held up by two masked men, who willi pistols in hand de manded the opeuing of the sales, Two through packages und several local packages of uiouuy were seized. Tho tobbors jumped from the train just beyond the Charleston and Savannah crossing, and fired several shots at the cosches, probably to prevonl being watched too closely. Conductor Cub- hedge and passengers generally, stooped lo escape Hying bullets, some ol which pierced the outer wallB of the car. A telegram was sent by the conductor as soon as possible back to SavuUDah, aud de tectives with bloodhounds went out in pur suit, but so tar all efforts tor their arrest have been Iruitlrss. Attempts are beiug made to connret Orth Stein, alias J. B Raymond, & noted crook with the robbery. Such crimes upon tho highways ore a stench iu tho nostrils ol all good people, and foul blots upon tbe civilization of tbo age. SCROFlI.t 1*» ICAO. Fob all forms and variations of scrolula, which stands next to contagious blood poi son in the problems that it presents, S S S. is a specific. As a remedy for tuis disease, it stands pre-emiueut aud incomparable IFhere the ordinary treatment fails and it does fail in nine oases out of ton—S B 8 ItEnoj.imoNs ov Minkuai. Bpbincis Ai.t.ianoe Resolved I That wo assure our represent 1 fives they have our hearty approval of being among the uumber known as the uinety-lour. Knowing the old vetoianB will not leave their lriends and go to tho hopre. Resolved '• 11 0 are in favor of tho Monroe bill which provides for all tho old veterans, and ask our representatives to do what they cau, to stoure the passago of tho bill. Uosolvod fi That in reply to the strong and abusive lauguago of certain newspapers In tho htate, of wliioh tl.o Atlanta Journal seems to he tho old boll oow in tbo lead, and olainas to be tho true expouuder of true democracy and dow found trying to brand tho majority of the legislature as traitors, for uo oausa only voting against tho Confederate horn , That is not the real cause ; the Journal is elo- tug nil it can to cause tl e Alliance to lo^e confidence in its leaders aud thereby cause a split in the order; but no sir, it will rebouud on the Journal with shame, and curtail cir culation, for such is not the mission ol tho press, and the press outside of the state, they seun to be ignorant of tho case. This is our business and wo propose to run it, without their aid and feel competent to do so. * Uosolvod 4. We are opposed to tho bill to ercuto a pension department and thereby incur additional expense. J, Q. May, Brest. J. F\ Hawkins, Secty. A STRONG SYNDICATE. Nantahala to the Front-Rare Chance for Investors—Read Over the List. We call attention to the advertise ment of Nanthalu in auother column. By looking over tho names it will be soon that it is one of the strongest ever organized. After reading the prospectus and engineer’s report we are not surprised to see the strongest aud most conservative bankers and business men take stock. Chances to make such investments do not offer every day. *C lonoi AIcBride, who is forming this syndicate, was and will use this remedy according to di^jAldermen of said city, are hereby notified tions, giving it a fair trial, aud oxporienoo thut my books for the registration ol vot.rs no benefit, you may return the bottle uml l( , e , ]0W 0 p C n guff will clox, on tho 3fith day have your money rofundod. Wo make tblsj . lyq I will bo found ftt my offer, because ol tho wonderful tuooess ol ' 1 . ’ thnlmuM of 7 a - Dr. King’s New Discovery during last bob store in said city between tho hours ol Hon’s epidemic. Have hoard of no caao in m, and 8 p. m which it foiled. Try it. Trial bottle freo at Yv’.E. Watkinv, Win. Uvwliogs’ Drugstore. Large size 60c I (: *y Clots, and $1.00. | This Aug., 31, 1801. _______ j L. F. PADGETT. PItOPItIKT on ■ 'PADGETTS FURNITURE, 1 STOVE AMIGA It l’ET il STORE. $1110-1113 Bivad Si root* J AUGTJSTA, OA. § Sept. 17. 4|u(‘Ktion* lor Tlilnltiiii; Urn. Does any prudent busirii sa iu.ni invest in railroad or bank stock ou which ho has to wait 5, 10, 15 or ‘20 y, ars (or a dividend? Then why lake life insuranoo in Mutual Lite ,,( N, w York, or New York Life or Equihvl bio o( New York whon you can got the Life contract written wjtir Urge annual dividend'' by taking a Volley iu tbo old Mutual Lite Insurance Company ot Ky. I will bn glad (, oall on you or hoar lrom von at any tirue. R.'t JONES, inndotaville, (In. Bpeol-il ng^til for Ma- April Ctb. tu ,1 Lite Ina. of Ky. IIELV HF.TTF.lt than \ Goi.n Mink! u ivi i'll t Nn * ‘ •l- : ' '! nzod,- ' No risk W AN I 1,1) I but »I0 to #!■) a day profit I'cim Iters. Sliidi'iilv, JliuitliTti. Iteigtil tg.'ll and t.iidii'H ant,.J iu ov- ory Town ,n 1 County, No exp.-rionoe need ed, Credit given if desired Be early this time and s- cur* first choice ol exclusive ter ritory on Ibis brand NFVV BOOK. tloil'l he mi <» 'THlCIi! Write and got full inlormatlon and solid Riots about i'OOTIMI 1 NTS OF THE M OULD’S BISTORY By Wm H Bhyan and John Clark Rini'.vru, Tht IF<n'kl Celebrated Historians. TIM* v lory si I ilie \iilioat* as told in tbo nnit.LUNr dkkus and hkand aohikvi-:- mrnts ot tho World’s Heroes and Heroines. \ fjcli storehouse of History, Travel, Adven ture, and the woir.l and Wonderful Events of tho “times that tried men’s sonls," Tiiiiil- i,rno RTOiuiis of tlie ilnys of obivalry, start-’ ling heroic achievemHUts of Waiuhors and CnosAUEns. Also a vast oolleotiou of tho rarest geiua of English and American Histor ical Literature. The moat oondorful New Book of to-day, the oiihat selj-iduoatob; just the book tlie people want, O’Ver f{54l ('■HAND Hist: in,mi. Illumination: , Hull Tone Steel Engravings, and brilliant Oil cui.ouku Plates. Everybody finds it a boouez-r oi nil cut sh. It sells without asking. No Capi tal, no risk. Straight business and big pro fits. Splendid illustrated cironlais ui.d lull particulars sent free. Address BHItsilot-i.'isl i’nh. <’<>,. S’liil. S'ti, AUGUSTA CARPET 'COMPACT. 846 Broad Street, Up Stairs, Augusta, 6a JUST RECEIVED, Wall Papers, Borders, Carpets, I FLOOR OIL CLOTHS, HEARTH RUGS, DOOR MATS, WINDOW SHADES, LACE CURTAINS, WINDOW POLES, INGRAIN AND BRUSSELS CARPETS, AND HOUSE FURNISHING I GOODS GENERALLY. I • jtiarA Full and fhehm Stock Received. I r L\ Q. 1 >vVT Ij Manciffor. , I Sop*. 10 91. 1 .T. H. SPEARS, COTTON FACTOR AND COMM 1 S8ION MERCHANT, WARliHOUSE ANI) SALESROOM: lOl Me 1 ntosli, Till, Htmet, cornerTl**ynolds AUGUSTA, GA. Will ooutinuo tho ImwinoHg iu its various branohes. Advances of Bagging and Ties and Family Supplies at lowest market prioes, Liberal Cash Advances tuado on Cotton or othor Produce in Store. Consignments of all Field aud Farm Pro duce Solicited. Ample facilities and long experiouco will guaran tee satisfaction, Personal attoution given to Selling, Weighing, Sampling and Storing all Consignments. Charges fov Soiling; atid Storing: very Reasonable. Crockets Iron Works. MANUFACTURE Steam Engines, Saw, Grist and Flour Mills, Pulleys, Gearing, Hoxcs, Gin Gear. Gudgeons and Mill Work Generallyon Gane Mills & Kettles of all sizes always . hand Cotton Presses, Horse hand, or Power; Iron Hailing #c. K. CKOCKKTT & SON, 5% Fourth Street, MACON, GA. Thorourh, Practical Instruction. Crtdtt- rtD ■ assisted to positions. Catalogue innw. write to Bryiat & Stratton Business Cclliji, 1 LOUISVILLE, KY. * I. HERMANN’S SONS Have cast their banner to the breeze and t heir motto is, “ Pile Best Shoe for tbe Least Money.” Give them a call and be con vinced. , We take pleasure in showing our goods. We purchased a large stock * we paid cash, we bought cheap, and will sell likewise. Raspeetfully, I HERMANN’S SONS. At I. Hermann’s old stand, North Side Public Square. SiinderBYille, Georgiy JESSE THOMPSON 85 Augusta, Georgia. CO. MANUFACTURERS OF Doors, Sash, Blinds, Mouldings, Yellow Pine Lumber; Laths and Shingles. will effect a euro Some of iho testimonial, a distlDguibhed Coufedetuto soldier that the proprietors have on file, and others which they include in their pamphlets, do- Biribe cures that are almost miraculous. No biqber tributes could be paid to tbo singu lar efiioaev of this medicine than those which ure embodied iu these unsolicited letters. Tbe suffering that has been saved by B. 8. S. in these cases alone would place it at the DEALERS IN Window Glass and Huildcrs upplics, Planing Mill & Lumber Yard, Hale St., Nc.tr C. R- L. Yard, bead ol all blood medicines. and commanded that splendid regiment, the Tenth Georgia, of which General McLaws was the first colonel. He is a man of ffuO| presence earnest in effort with a HPw.r.y.PHnwi,'. Connections with ALL quick eye aud an easy, attractive! (manner. He rnakee friends and, WRITE FOR PRICES, OR CALI. ON (gains the confidence of every man he | June 1890—ly - r> (,’fi i< 1 I’l.iNCif'Ab Horns US AT OUii OFKICI THE NEW WEBSTER JUST PDP.U3HED —ENTIBELV HEW. ■WEBSTER’S ' INTERNATIONAL, \ DICTIONARY/ A GFlxnD INVESTMENT for the ruivitlr, tho School, or the Library. Revision Ims" been in proaruss for ovor 10 Year*. Mori, than 100 i-iiitortut laborers employed. 8300.000 cvpon led beforo first copy was printed. (ritical examination Invited. Get the Best. Sotdbyallllonksollers. Illustrntodpamphlotfroo. G. S O. liUCRRIAM & CO., rubllaher*. HprlngOcld, Mass., U. S. A. Bn tiHont —Thi re have reeanlly been issued several cheap reprints of the 1817 edition of W(>l>ster’s Unabridged ntetloimry.oneditionloriK pincft Rim^rnnnnnfto!. 'I bnen einco euperjmnuatod. , - - .. rious iBUDf* 4 ,—‘‘ \Vt‘bat‘*r’a l f uttUri<lg«d,V . l., .... *M..‘ ury,” “Wobater’e liig i'hoso Uitoks glvon ” "‘The (»r^at Vebst . . ~ Dictionary, 11 “ Wooster's Encyclopedlo Dictiona ry,” etc., <*tn. ■ Masy announcements concerning them nfe xery misleading, a-4 tho body of eacn, from A to %, is 4-V years old, and printed from c heap plates umdo by photographing tho old pages. DOOMED TO DEATH. Under prevailing conditions, much stock aro doomed to death by disease, merely because the owners fail to lake measures to preserve their health. Dr. JOS- HAAS’ 1845. 1891 The Mutual Benefit Life Insurance Company, N. J. , Of this sum tliore has already been $50,208.‘258,04 14,807.171,02 38,890.071,12 $112,011,470,018 $20,347,470,018 $2C,G51,524,39 $46,0«8,994,57 OF NEWARK, Total premium,1 to Jan. l^t. 1891 $133,258,970,30, Yeturned lo Policy holders. For Policy Claims, 41,4 per oont. For Hnr’nd l’olioios, 11,1 *’ “ For Dividends 29,2 " “ • Total 84,7 pr. ot. Leaving still iu Company’s poKseasion Tho Company's Tnvestmonls have fielded sufficient rolurns to pay all expenses and Taxes, aud still to add to tho Policy holders fund for tlie fiilfflltnout ol existing Contracts Total Assets Jan. 1, 1891 Market Values -— ■ . . The record of the Company for the past 4(> years, taken toRotlier with the un6, l®* le “ liberality ol its Policy Contract. „nd its un.urpasscd reputation lor fair doalrng wltn ■» members proves tl «.t tho Mutual Benefit furnishes the best insurance at the lowest o«a prioo. Losses paid immediately on completion and approval of proof*, without w»iu»i tl,o usual sixty or ninety days. „ rfc All policies issurod by this Company ore absolutely non-forfoltable after two y«ar» pr n,turns have been paid,' whether they lapso from inability to pay, or from carelessness, »«• cident, mistako, misfortuno, forpotfalness, insanity or slokuess, or from any oauie FULL reserve or value of tho polioy, by ibe highest standurd, will, witbont any action tho part of the insured, bo applied by tho Company to tho extension of the DULL of tho policy lor euch time as tho value will pay for. 0LAREN0E ANQIEBi Btate Agt . for Qoorgia aud Bouth Carolina. Atlanta, Ga, Having boon appointed special aqent of tho Mutual Benefit,I will be glad *,«u.bhi tiou for polioy of any of my friends in this and adjoining (muntiesn to^tbto ^ THE. HOG AND POULTRY REMEDY Will arrest Disease, Prevent DUe:;ae ; Exuel WovmB, Htop the Cough, Increase Hi'; Ulesh und Ua^tcn Nift - lurity. •*> PRICES—$2,00, *1.45 and 60f. per pkj(., 25 1>, cans, $12.60. Tlie largest Packages are the Cheapest, ' TJSJU Dr. Iltuifl’ Poultry RcftieOy (50 c.) to keep your fowm lion It hy. J)r. Hans’ Alterative und Epozootic liepicdy for your hor&et* and Dr. Ilaaw 1 Oftttltt Hemodylor your catttlo. Pur uulu by B. F. JORDAN, BANDEltSVILLE, GA. J ^E&-“//ugologv,” a pamphlet on swine, will ho mailed to any address on receipt of a two • oont stamp. JOS. UAAS.V. B. Indianapolis, Ind. Jan, 22, 'hi, e o w KING OF TABLE W ATEBS. UNDERWOOD SPRING WATER ITS DAILY USE PREVENTS BriftTit’s Disease, And cures Dyspepsia, Rhonmatisuo, Gout, Gravel, and Kidneys and Liver. Ample evidence of the truth of the claims, made by the most' Physicianh of America, for the efficacy of the Uo del wool P rl c 5 apftD j as a remedial agent, will be furnished U(>on application to u ‘ t u| in « “ 100 PINT effervescent THE UN DERWOOD COMPANY, EALMOUTH FORESIDE, MAINE, U. S. A May 14, ’81,— tf. LOCAL ITEM8. ONE ENJOYS Both the method aud results when Syrup of Figs is taken; it is pleasant and refreshing to the taste, and acts gently yet promptly on the Kidueys, Liver and Bowels, cleanses tho sys tem effectually, dispels colds, head- aches and fevers nnd cures habitual constipation. Syrup of Figs is the only remedy of its kind ever pro- dined, pleasing to the taste and ac ceptable to tho stomach, prompt in its action nnd truly beneficial in its effects, prepared only from tho most hoalthy and ngreenhlc substances, its many excellent qualities commend it to all and have made it tho most popular remedy known. Syrup of Figs is for sale In 50c and tl bottles by nil leading drug gists. Aliy reliablo druggist who may not have it on hand will pro cure it pronijitly for any one who wishes lo try it. Do not accept any substitute. CALIFORNIA FIG SYRUP CO. SAN FRANCISCO, CAL. LOUISVILLE, At. NEW YORK, * ' CHURCH SEP.VICES. 8d. Sunday. MtTHOMXT. Pronohing in Hamleravilln at 11, s. nt. and T, p. m., Rev. J. W. Weston, pastor, BAPTIST, Preaching at Tonndlo, on ;8aturday and Sunday at 11 a. in. by the pastor, liov. T. J, Beck. CHRISTIAN. Preaching in tho city at 11. a m. and 7, p. m., Bov, F. L. Adorns, pastor. CATnOLIC. Services eeoh 3rd Sunday, oondnoted ky Rev. Father Kennedy. There will be preaching nt Bethlehem, on Saturday and Sunday nt 11 a. m. by tho pus- tor, Rev. W, J. Durham, Broaching at Ohoopie on Saturday and Sunday,at 11 a. m. by the pastor, Rev. B. H. Ivey. When you ere constipated, have headache- er lots of appetite, take Dr. J. H. McLeans Liver and Kidney Fillets; they sre pleasant so take end will enre you, Frequently eocidents occur in the house, bald which oenss burns, cuts, sprains and ■Bruise*; for use in snoh oases Dr. J. 11. Mc Lean’s Volcanio Oil Liuiment haa for many years been the oonstant favorite family rem edy. Willi Ely’s Cnam Balm u child can be trrutid without pain and with perfect safety It cures catarrh, bay fever and aolds in th bead. It ia easily applied into the nostril and givia immediate relief. * Prioo 50 cents Advici to Worn* If you would protect yourself from Pfcinful, Profuse, Scanty, Suppressed or Irregular Men struation you must use. bradfield:s. FEMALE ->1 REGULATOR * Otnimu, April M, 1SSS. - This will certify that two member* at my Immediate family, after having suffered tor year* from Menstrual Irregularity, being treated Without benefit by phyilrlaun, were at length socapleUly cured by one bottle ef ■radlleld*# Pomelo Regulator. It* effect to truly wonderful, J. w. Stbamib. Book to “ won AW” melted FRKg, which conuiee ▼Mlu*bU InforMllon on all tamale dleeeeee. •RADFIELD REGULATOR CO.. ATLANTA, OA. tom MALM »r ALL liUUQQIMTM. BRIEt LOCALS. Second week of oourt. Equinox near at hand. The familiar tones of tho sohool bell greet ns again, and the merry faoes of sohool ohll- dren are now soen on our streets. Cotton opens slowly. The reins of lest week retarded the work of pioking. Cotton ptokers have keen busy siuoo the reiny weather set in. Merchants have beon quite busy opening and arranging their new goods. Change in schedule of 8. A T- Railroad also of W. A T. railroad appears in this is sue. Tbe declining powers of old age may be wonderfully reoupersted and sustained by the daily use ol /food's Sarsaparilla. Mrs. O. C. lfrowu whose tastewaud skill In tho Millinery dupartuiont are so well known and appreciated iu Haudersvilie, has scoured the aervioos of Mias Fannie Driver to aid her In catering to the public. Mini Driver was formerly commoted with the large and eatabliahod houae ot Armstrong AOator deal ers in Millinery in UAlttmoeo. She left tlioru Hfter the t„ll openings nnd is there fore oonveraan*. with the latest style and la-iliiou*. Tho card of Mr. Vostna Jackson appears oIhuwIihu, in tbix paper, lie is now conneo- led with new large dry goods house of Croc kery, M maul y ,V. Hunter, Augusta, and will bo pleased to have hi* lriends call on iiim when in Augusta,’ and promises prompt end ourclul attention to all orders sent to him. Hov, J. P. Wnrdlaw will preuoh in San- dersville, Sunday morning and night, and hold the 3d quarterly Conference on Monday at 9 o'clock. Tho Hkiui.d has boon requested kindly to call tho attention of tbe oouncil to the clear ing off the aveunes and walks in tbe country < ulurrh I’wn t Be t'gred with LOCAL APPLICATIONS, as they onn not reaob the seat of disease. Catarrh in il blood or constitutional disease, and in order to onre it you have to take iotorual reme dies. Hall's Catarrh oure is token internally and acts directly on the blood and muoous surfaces. It was prosorlbed by the bout physician* in tbla country for years, and ia a regular prescription. It is composed of tbe best tonics known, oombined with tbe best blood purifiers, noting directly on tbe mu cus surfaoes. The perfect combination of tbo two ingredients is wbat produces snoh wonderful results in curiog catarrh. Send for testimonials tree. F. J CHENEY, A CO., Toledo, O. •'Sold by Druggists, 75 oents, • -^B*B •* HeepRtt'p Sleeting. The meeting began on Friday uight and after contiulng four days, olosed on yeater- day morning. Though the weather was unfavorable for two days, yet the congregation* were good, a good degree of interest was manitostad and muoh good it to hoped waa aooomplished; two were added to tbo ohnrob, and many of tha membership, strengthened. The ministers in attendance were, Revs. I. P. Hard law, presiding elder, L F. Ci.iy, pastor, F. A. Branob, Agt. Orphana Home; J. W. Weaton, M. A. and E. F. Morgan, J. D. Mauldin, R. W. Bugg, and ,1. B. Purvis. Though the number of tent bolder* is •mall, yet with their aocuatomed hospitality, all were well entertained and oared for. PERSONAL. CoL IF. B. Thomie tf Atlanta wee ia the city lest week. Mrs. Robeson wife ol Prof. E Jr-Robeson, aqd their little ebild have arrived aud all are boarding with Maj. Wm. Qallaber on Hriris street Misses Mary and Myrtle Roberta left on Monday night for LaGrange and ether points. After a few days spent in visiting friendB they will go to Spartanburg 8 O., Mies Mary to prosecuto the etudy ef mueio, and Mise Myrtle to resume her place as loaober of stenography and type writing. Ool. T. H. Potter and wile are sojourning with relatival and old friouds iu Bullock oounty. Miss Alios Broome returned to Augueta last week. Mr. Frank Caetellow of Columbus was in the oily last week. Mrs. W.L. Mathews, Jr, and children re turned to Sylvanla on yesterday. Qalner Summerlin left on yesterday to en ter the Middle Georgia College at Milledge- villa. Mrs. Lettia Hendricks returned to Mil, ledgeville on yesterday. 4 Miss Katie Wbiddoa returned on yoster day lrom a months’ visit lo Maoou. Mr. G. W. H. Whitaker, Jr. left on yes terdav for New Orleane where he has a bus iness engagement. CHLDREN ENJOY The pleasunt flavor, geulle aotion and soothing effects of Syrup of Figs, when io need of a laxative and if the father or moth er be costive or bilious the most gratifying results follow lie use, so that It to the beet family remedy known and every family should have a bottle. P«naleton Iron Fvuudry, This long established foundry under tbe skilled and energetic management of Mr. Cbae. F. Lombard has a card in tbe Heuald to whioh epeoial attention to dlreoted. Mr Lombard gives hie personal attention to overhauling and repairing maohloery, and prides himself upon promptly delivering all work when promised. He solicits corres pondenoe from all desiring machinery, en gines, saw mills, boilers. Ao, overhauled. VE8TUSJACKS0M. I have accepted a position with Messrs Ooskory, Mtoauley A Hunter in their new Wholesale and Retail Dry Goode Store,where will weloome my friends end give them tbe beet possible treatment. 4 All mall orders sent me shill have my oaretul and prompt attention. No. 842 Broad Street, - • • Anguite, Ge. eept-17-91 TKK1VILLK. Highwt of all in Leavening Power.—U. S. Gov't Re|>ort, Aug. 17, 1889. ABSOLUTELY PURE FIFTY YEARS AGO. Tl® fifty years s«o, clwtr John, Just fifty year® 114*0; SooniM like Hwi%s only yesterday I heard you toll mo so; tki I rmienilwr Rayin’ yes? Well, John, we’re EOttln* old And trtuily now, and 1 ain’t Ruro my mem’ry la ho bold; And yot, I h’poho 1 nwist a said a thing or two In play, For you were rather sassy, John, a goln* home that day. Just think! ’tin fifty years, dear John, Just fifty years ago, 8one«• you nnd ine stood up aforo old Parson (hinderblow • And said weM havo eneh othor, shorot for bet* ter or for wuss. Did over I get sick of It? Now, Johu, don 1 ! moke a fuss Bout nothin’, for 1 ’low thur’s times a had trade turns to good, When men’s wives hums their patience an Chris tian |K*oplo should. In nfl thorto u|>H and downs, dear John, sence fifty yearn ago % We Joined our hearts aud hands, tho I*ord niono con fully know What you havo been to me, John, or I havo boon to you; b’or He sees, (hough oft we’vo etumblcd, that our i>onr old liunrtH ore true, ^(i(i that I will !>c thliiklm! of you, John, as you will 1(0 IhlnkliiK of (no When our fifty year* lielow liavo long boon lost In eternity. —Urowne l’crrlmnn In Yankee lllado. Blood diseases are terrible on eoooant of their loathsome nature, sad the fsot that they wreck the oonstltutiou so completely nnIt-s* the proper antidote is applied. B. B, B. (Uotonio Blood Balm) is composed of the true antidote for blood poison. Its oho never fails to give satisfaction. Kcuuion ltegl* Muiiileravlllc Cotton Good Middling Middling Low Middling Good Ordinary Ordinary Nnr'gi<(, 0 4tHli taeorglu merit. The mayor and counoil of Abbeville, Wil- oox oounty extend a cordial invitation to the survivors oi tbe 49tb Georgia regiment to hold their first reunion at Abbeville Thursday, the 3rd day of December next, where a royal weloomo awaits them by their oomrades of Company E., sod by the oiti- zens ol Wiloox oounty generally. As panies C. and H. from Washington oounty oompoaed a part ol their regiment it is hop ed tha' a number of the survivors will nvail tbemHolves of this cordial iuvitalion and be present and aconunted lor" on that inter esting oooasion. J, J. II yuan, T. D. Wilcox, U. A. Bahuktt. Abbeville, Aug. 20, 1691. Com Good Look*. Good looks are more than skin deep, de pending upon a healthy oondition of all the vital organs. If tho Liver be inactive, you bavo a Bilious Look, if your Stomach tie dia ordered you have a DyHpeptlo Look, and if Inoye be affected you havo a Pi nobod 8ANDKHMVII.LB PIWVII1ION JltlUtBT. Macon sides per lb (a) to 0} Bulk “ “ 0 N O Flour — 6-76 Plain hams “ 13) “16 Hhonlders " 1 " Lard •• ® 81 “ Coffee 26 “ Oran gager ... 6) @ C J ExtreO White 6 » « In smell quantities, prices e fraction higher Flour 4patent. $6.80 Corn 1 96 Meal » bn 1 16 Eggs “ „„ ® ^ 1 Bullet •• 20(a26 ,-, Chickens ^6 (& 30,, our ICidnoyi ,ook. Secure good health aud yon will tave good looks. Elootrio Bitters ia the great alterative and Tonic aots direotly on these vital organs. Cures Pimples, Blotch es Kous and gives a good oomploxion. Sold at Wm. Rawlings Drug Store, 60o. per bottle. niniNKKXNENK-Ugl'on IIA HIT—III all th* world th*r* is list om* cure, l»r. Halil*’ Holden Npuclflc. It oau be,given iu a oup ol tea coffee without the knowledge of the person takiug il. effecting e speedy and permanent cure, whether the patient to a moderate drinker or su aloobolio wreok. Thousands of drunk ard* have been oured, who have token lh® Golden Specific in their coffee wilbo.it their knowledge, and today believe they quit drinking of their own free will. No harm ful results from Ita adminiytraiion. guaranteed, Send for edroulars and lull particulars. Address In confidence. GmJ>- kn Si'gciro Co.' 186 Rarye Street, Ciuoinnati, Ohio. t Fever Ohilblaiua, Bucklen e Arnica Salve. Thk Bkst Salve tn the world lor Cute, Bruises. Sores, Ulcere. Belt Rheum Sores, Tetter. Chapped Hands, Obi Corns, and all Bkin Eruptions, and poor ly oures Piles, or no p*y required. It W guaranteed to give P of f®°| satisfaction money refunded. Price 26 oents per sale by Wm. Rawlings. mm FINE SHOW USES. O-Aik for catalogue. TERRY M’F’G CO.. NAiHViLLe. TlllllL A new baggage room is beiug oonetruoted juet at tbe east end of tbe waiting room- The wailing room will soon be ready ior oo- oupanoy. Tbe sohool still increases in number. Mies Susan Aoree of Camilla ia visiting Miss Claude Huff. Dr. E. H. Pipkin for eorae time in feeble health,is reported better the last day or two, we are glad to learn. Mrs. J. M. Huff has returned from a two months' sojourn.wilh.frlenda and relatives in Atlanta, Griffin and Barnesvillo. Her friends will be gratified to learn that her health to muoh improved. Mr. J. A. Perry proposal to start a new paper in Irwinton. Mr. E. D. Norris wa learn will Buooeed Mr. Terry as editor of the Error. The steam mill and gin ot Mr. W. J. Joiner are e great oonvanienoe to the farming public and to merobants also. Proceedings ot Tenniile Counoil and re port of Treasurer will appear in Hmuld of next week. They were received too late for this issae. Tbs sehool numbers 104 tbto week, and others atill to oome in. Frog Pond Chill Cure and Wooldridge's Wonderful Blood Oure, oan be bad at Dr. C. E. Daniel's. t Queer ftiiporiitltlnn* About StoneR. Tho most wonderful propertiee wero ascribed to the chimerical stones which many creatures were supposed to carry in their heads. Most renders have uol doubt heard of tho precious jewel which! the tond carries in his brain l>ox, and so' called toad stones, which wero iu reality tho teetli of fossil fish, wero formerly worn in finger rings us a protection against iioisons, nt the presence of which they wero supposed to change color. It was thought that the best stones wero those voluntarily ejected by the living toads, but as tho latter were not addict ed to freoly giving up their treasures in that way, it was necessary to preenro the coveted articles by other means, and the recognized method was to decapitate the hapless batrachinn at tbo instant ho swallowed his breath, The feat naturnlly demanded consid erable oolerity, sfleh os conld only have been acqnired by constant practice; and it is not unreasonable, therefore, to ns- sumo that although tlie uudouvors to gain possession of tho jewels were per haps numerous, they mnst invariably have been unsatisfactory, especially to toads. The eaglo stone wns considered an cxcollent tiling to wear during preg nancy, and tho swallow carried iu its stomuch stones of great medicinal valno. —Chambers' Journal. H1DULEVILLK. To allay pains, subdue inflamation, bea- old aorea and uleers the most prompt and satisfactory results are obtained by using that old reliable remedy, Dr. 4. H. MoLean a Volcanio Oil Liniment If yon suffer pricking pains on moving the eyes, or cannot bear bright light, and find your sight weak and failing, yon should promptly nae Dr* J. H. McLean'a Strength ening Eye Halve. 25 oents a box. 0|ienluic ol City School*. On Monday tha Public Schools opened very flatteringly. Hon, W. n. Lawson, President Board •f Education, attended the opening, intro duoud the new principal. Prof. Roberson aud started, the machinery to woiic. The number present at the opening was 91. Tbto fine attendance is gratifying to the Board and gratifying and inspiriting to tbe teach ere, «a it indicates general aatiaiaotion with the management of the Board and with the corps of teachers selected. No interest is more essential to the solid growth and suooess of Sandersrville.timn well oonduoted sohool*. Let them be well sustained. Tbe colored publio school haa 45 pupils enrolled this week. The total number in white and oolired schools this week is 136. ELY’S BEAM BALM Cleanses the Nasal Passages, Allays Pain and Inflammation, Heals the Bores. Restoi esthe Senses of Taste and Smell. The Eilltor's Uope. We liopo this is true. Wo should liko it to bo true; to put it on record among the wonderful doings Northampton citizens. This is tho story: W. H. Pratt was fishing in the old lied in nbout three feet of water wlien he uoticed a fine pound und n half pickerel chuwiug his hook. Slowly, carefully lie began to haul hint in, when around the captured fish tlie waters rolled in wild commo tion and a lingo fish uliout three feet long was seou making frantic efforts to swallow tlie pickerel. Mr. Pratt waded ont to catch a closer glimpse of tlie mon ster, who, with a wicked roll of tlie eye, tnrned tail and made off, leaving a track as large ns tlie wuko of n steamer.— Hampshire Gazette. HOLTON STOCK FARM. ROnT. K. PARK, Proprietor, Holton, Bibb County, Geoboia. e.x, v. a a, n. it.—8 miles from M*- Shetland Ponies, Berkshire and Poland China Pigs, Little Guinea Cows, REGISTERED JERSEY CATTLE Of Best Butteu Families. Several haudaom* Jersey Bull Calves, thorough-bred and graded Jersey i/etfeis for sale. Address - ROBERTjE. PARK, Macon, Ga. $60 for $30. JUST THINK OF IT! The Monopoly Hunted Do you want a Sewing Machine? $17.50 to $30.00. WARRANTED FIVE YEARS. With all Attachments, Write for illustrated Circulars of our <81 NUKUS,’ \i:w HOME’ $10 to $30, Saved by ordering direct from Head quarters. Needles for any Machine, 25 cents a dozen in stamps. Address The Louisville Sewing Machine Co., No. 520 Fourth Avenue, LUIJIS LL l«, KY. May 30. The Courier Journal LOUISVILLE, KY. Kubsoription Bates, Dsily and Bunds* $10,00 s year. Daily without Sunday. *11.00 • year, Sunday $2.00 s year, Weekly $1 00 a year. Tho Weekly Courier-Journal Us* the largest simulation ol any Democrat ic Newspaper in the United Btntes and pro- pones to doublo or treble its already lsigt circulation. HOW? BY GIVING AWAY £ACU AND EVERY DAY to some one s spi- u did High Arm Sewing Machine nr a He" I snme Gold Watch, ABSOLUTELY FREE Full particulars iu Weekly Coutier Journal. Sample oopv free. Send for onn. Address, W. N. IIALDEHAN. l’rehident Courier-Journal Companv. Loniavilie. Ky SandeiHville HetULn aud Weekly Courier Journal one year $1.00, with Daily Courier Journal $10.00. STARKEY & PALENS’ - TREATMENT BY INHALATION- TRADE MARY j HCGISTCWCB. 'DflS-1 A Curd. To The Farmers of Washington Co: I wish to give you oolioe that I have token he Eureka Mills back, sod with honest, competent and reliable men in ohsi ge, am now ready to do yonr grinding at short notloe, on Thnrsdsy, Friday and Saturday ot each week. For the accommodation of my customers, I will keep meal on band sud exchange for oorn, bushel lor bushel st any lime. I will *l*o guarantee my customers against loss of grain where "Hlanding turns, are led in mill. Monday, Tuos lay and Wednesday, Will be devoted to merohant work. Thanking you for past favors and soliciting yonr lutnre patronage, I remain yours, very truly, O. It. Pbinolf, Handersville, G*. JAN. K MINKS, TIIOS. It. I’KLDER, Ji L»to fiti|>Grior Court Mifi ilo Circuit. HIN KB At FE LD KR ATIOHMAN AT LAW. OrditiUty’s Citations. =rrrr-r—r ,r. at. For Guardianship. GEORGIA—Washington Count?. Ordinary's Office. Upon the application of,B A Silter.ihe < t* eciior of the will of Wm. (toller late of J,f. ferson oounty decease), showing that threw minor children ot John F. Srtinr of Ifasb* ington county are entitled to a legaoy of land and motiey in the hands of said rxeon* tor and that s.vM minor children have no gnsrdian for st-i-l property. It ia b-.-rahy or* <lerod (hat (iiuUoii i-sii* in t rm* ol Ih* tow requiting all ibleiested lo *nnw o.inse if any they liavo why the guar It nxliip f if thW property of rhI I minor* slio I , nut v* t In the Clerk ol Die Superior Conn ol II I I,log* Ion county or snme oih- r fit p-rion, at t„e G.ilntu-r term 1891 ot the Court nt Ordinary. Tills 71Ii day of tti-piemhpr Ih9l. M. NEWMAN, 4 t. Ordinary W. C, Will give spocisl altention lo Ooimnircial Law and to Ilia Practice ly the Su preme Court ot Georgia. 33 FII’TEN BUILDING. Oor. Marietta and Broad, .At III lit ll, fill- jane 18, 1891. Buriat Cases Metalio Coses, Caskets and Oof- tins, of any Quality aud Grmle, ui ways on band. A laige stock ol these goods will I ,o found nt the ston of Tarbutton A Dcooan CITY ELECTION. Set a Woiiiun to Catch a Woman. Tho chief of Paris defectives says: Men, ns a rule, are not us close observers and do not give what I call detective de scriptions of people. I remember trying to catch a woman counterfeiter once who hod been described to mo by severul men. I found half a dozen women who would answer to her description. Finally a woman who had 6een her gave me a description of her with one strong de tective point—the way she did up her hair—and on that description I very soon arrested the right woman.—Boston Herald. 1629 Arch Strwet. Phllad'a. Pa. 1629 AltOU STREET, PHILADELPHIA, PA. For Consumption, Asthma, Bronchitis, Dys Joe twin. Catarrh, Hay Fever, Headache, De- P*bility, Rheumatism, Neuralgia and *11 Chronic and Nervous Disorders, '■The Compound Oxygen Treatment," Dre. Staikey A Palon. No. 1529 Aroh Street, Phil adelpbia. have been using lor tbe lastaeveu- Toen yoara, is a scientific adjustment of the elements of Oxygen and Nitrogen magnet ized, and tbe compound is so condensed and made portable that it is sent all over tbe world. CATARRH , , 'ER TRY THE CURE Misa m/e. Butoher to now at home and "^ p#rtio | a applied into eaob nostril and ready to receive and promptly fill order* for u ttgree able. l Pri “ e „,“ enU at D,Ug8 * ’ paatol portraits. Speoimens always 0,1 1eLV^ROTHEB8,’56 Warren St, New York hand. t 1 Mrs, Dr. Beach to visiting her mother in the upper part of the oounty. The Doctor donl like tbe bachelor business muoh. Mr. George Hudson and family of Hndao nia, were 7iaitiDg in our town lrsc Thursday, etopping with Mr. B. A. English and fami ly- Died in Rlddleville, Sept. 12th, 1891, after a long and lingering illness, Mrs. Dr. Pope. She wes buried on Sunday morning iu th6 Biddle villa graveyard, there to await the tea- urreotion morn. Funeral services were con duoted by Rev. J. A. Mobley. Mr. Lanier and daughter of S^vania are visiting Rev. J. A. Mobley and family. Mr. A. Sherwood Curry of Blackwoll, was in our town oa Ssturdsy and Sunday hut, shaking bands with old friends. Mrs. J. B. Thigpen of Sandersville attend ed church in Biddleville last Sunday. We learn that Mre. Horton who has long been quite tick, ia atill dangerouily ill, with but little hope of recovery. Mrs. W. J. Joyner is yet quite sick, and is thought to have typhoid fever. The little son of Dr. Dugg*n and others heretofore reported sick, we are pleased to note ars all improving. » Tbe Baptist pulpit was filled last Sunday morning by Factor Mobley. We are pleased to noto that Rev. J, A. Mobley has accepted tbe unenimous oall to tbe pastorate of Rlddleville oburoh for tbe next year. Justice. Sept 14 th 1891. GENERAL FITZHUGH LEE- Lexington, Va , January 17th, 1890. ’Mr A. K. Hawkes— Dear Sir: Wheu I re quire tbe use of glaasea I wear your Pantis- oopio Cry.stallized Lenses. In respect to brilliancy and dearness of vision, they are superior to any glasses I have ever used. Tho Kited of Warm Bay* ami Cool Nlghta. A leading pbysioian writes that he baa no ticed warn days and oool nights always af fect tbe bowels, and some preventive remedy. l)r. Huokleberry Cordial is the one. suggests Biggers’ CHIC£°il ST.L0UI5.M0. ZB UNIONS0UARE.NY TATIANTA.G*, AeflMEHfSji mm _ cal.*55c5m QAILAS.TEX. Mbb. C. C. Brown, Bandersville, Ga. Beach ^Farmed; Louisville, Ga. ( Respectfully. Fitzhuoh Le*, Ex-Goveruor of Virginia. All eyes fitted and the fit guaranteed, by Wm. Rawlings, SanderaviUe, Ga. Caveat*, and Trade-Msrk* obtained, and *11 Pst- eut business conducted for Modcnatc Fee*. Oua orrice is Opposite U. S. md we can uecure patent iu leats time luuu tuone remote from Washington. Hend model, drawing or photo., with descrip tion. We advise, if patentable or not. free of charge. Our foe not due till pul cut U secured. A Pamphlet, “llowr to Obtain v . ateuts,** with names of actual clieuta in your t>ttttc,couuty, of town, aent free. Addrese, C.A.SNOW&CO. Wee. PATENT Office, WASHINGTON. D- C. Drs. Starkey & Palen have the liberty to refer to the following named well-known per •one who have tried their Treatment: Hon. Wm. D. Kelley, Member of Con gress Philadelphia. Rev. Victor L. Conrad, Editor Lutheran Observer, Philadelphia. Bev. Charles if. Cashing, D. D., Roches ter. N. Y. Hon. Wm. Penn Nixon. Editor Inter-Ooeen Chicago, III. W. U. Worthington, Editor New Sonlb, Birmingham, Ala. Judge U. P. Vrooman, Qnenemo, Kan. Mrs. Mary A. Livermore, Melrose, Maas. Judge B S. Voorbees, New York City. Mr. E. O. Knight, Philadelphia. Mr. FraDk Siddall, Merchant,Philadelphia Hod. if- W. Sohuyler, Easton, Pa. E Iward I,. Wilson, 833 Broadway, N. Y„ Ed. Phils. Photo. Fidelia M. Lyon, Wairnna, Hawaii, Sad I- wiob Islands Alexander Bitohi->, Ivemess, Scoihmd. Mrs. Manuel V. Ortega, Fresuilio, Zaoate- oa*. Mexico. Srs. Emma Cooper, Utilla, Spauish Hot d 5as. C. A. J. Cobb, Ex-Vioe Consul, Casabianoa. Mo rocco. M. V. Ashbrook, Bed Bluff. Cat. James Moore, Sup’t. Polioe, blandfor... Dorsetshire, England. Jaoob Ward, Uowral, New South Wales, Aud thousands of others in every part of the United States. ‘•Compound Oxygen—it* Mod* of Action aud Results." is the title of » ro w iroehure of two hundred (mgex, | nl-lixlied t*y Drs. Stnrkey A Palen, which give* t-* »1’ inquirers (ull ihlorumtimi ax to this lem rk .bla cura tive ageat and a record ot set-ri hundred surprising onres in a w ide range of chronic oases—many of them aller brim „tmu-toned to die by other physician*. Will 1-e mailed free to any address ou applic *,ioi . Bead the brochure! BUS. STARKEY k LMI.EX, Xu. 152!) Arch Sired Philadelphia, Pa. pnx8 188. Goto Mrs.C. O. Bi own to got a new Home Sewing machine. Can make easy term if you dont want lo pay c isb. Beach k Fabmeu, Louisville- Ga. Resolved. By tbe Mayor end Concoil nt the City of SanderaviUe that an eteation f<> Mayor and aldermen be held nt tbe Coin House in Sandersvillo, G>., on the first Wt-d nesday in October, 18111, between tbo bour- of ten in the forenoon and three io the alter noou to serve in aocordanoe with seotion '* m revised charter ot said oily. Resolved further that tbe olerk of th- rouDoil shall open.a book of registration In- the registry of voters in terms of section : (A) of the retised charter ol said city an •aid olerk ahull give nutice in tbe city paper in eoeordanoe with seotion 3 (B) ol asid re vised charter, that sai l books of registration sre open. B. E. Rouuiito£ W, E, Watkins, Mayor. City Clerk. Dr. Robt. L. Miller, TUVSIOIAN AND 8UROEON. SanderaviUe, Ga Office lately occupied by W. G Furse. Aug 27, ’91 Marrow (•iingc Allluucc. Regular meetings at Bethlehem Acadom- near Warthen, Saturday before 2nd Suuda in oaoh month. W, T. Avkew, Pres H, S. Hair ii. Seot'y. Riddloville Alliance. Begular meeting is held iu tbe aflernoot of every 4tli Saturday. W. H. i’uuiuuM, Tres'l. J. A.CaiiTEH, Seo'y. Biddleville, G*. —- ■ Uconec Kiili-Alllaiicr. On inks, Ga , March 2, 1891, EditoK Hf.uatili : — Will you plen*e puhlixl in jour psper tho regulur meeting day o Oooi iso siib-.llli*nuo—Saturday Imfore tin 2nd Sanduy in each month AOooneeAosd* my at 2 o'clock p. m. The other oounty papers will pleuso oop Respectfully, , t T. P, Buode*. cheIFbooks. Reduced Retail Trices for Tub- lie School Rooks. Tho American Book Company announces that it hss.mftdo the following large redne tion in the retail prices of School Books nov in use in the schools of Washington county Bead tbe lolluwiug list, and do not paj any more for hooks than the figures her- given. Webster's Speller )0c Swinton's Primer, 12 Swinton’s Word Book, 19 American New Graded First Reader.. 18 " " “ Sioond “ £9 “ “ “ Third « 40 “ “ “ Fourth “ 50 Fifth “ 85 Appleton's Elementary Geography.,,. 65 “ Higher “ ....1.26 Smith’s Grammar 40 Robinson's Practical Arithmetic 68 Swinton’s Introductory Geography... 66 “ Elementary “ •.. 80 “ Complete “ ...1.30 “ U. H. History 90 “ Primary “ 4S Webster's “ Diotionsry 48 “ Common Sohool Dictionary, 72 Barnes' Copy Books 10 Wood’s Bnaioess Forms 1 and 2 10 “ “ 3 and 4 15 Rwmton's English Grammar 50 In the event these books eaDUot he had oi dealers at the above prioes, they will be sent to any address in vhe conuty ut tlie price- above named, Freighter Express prepaid,T receipt of o«*b w ith order, i.v the Auieric -’ Book Company 8U(i Jt Ku8 Broudway N« York. Theae book* may be had at above pri of the following deslerx: Cuasi-ks A. Duhloo, Ksi.dersville, G Du. O. E.,Daniel, Tenniile, Ga. Notice to Dobton and Crnditori. All person* li-ivicg demands against ll e -BUto of Wilii-uu Tanner, Uto of Washing, ton county, ilccraaed, are betebr notillcd la pn-xent tliolr claims lo tbo un.lcrxicned In terms ol tbs la* ; and nil persons indebted O id I stale sr < l-'-rchy r. qotrud to IU -kn II • mediate settlement. oLKX W. Tan Nell, Adni'r cum tes'to anoex-i of William lannr'. For LcUerrif Adminiatrttioc. . GEOUG1A—VV»8biiigton Count?, Ordinary’s Office. Dr. J. It. Ilendt-rson has in due form eyw plied to tho hnderstgnid for permanent let* *rx id a iiuinistr-itiou ou in* i-sta.o of Mt-« torsh IFni.ldoh, 1st" ol .aid county deueai* I. and 1 will pass upon esi-l sc plication OB ibe fiiat Mninlay in Ootobor, 1891, Given under nn ■--ti t ulhui u ly tbto lal day of September, 1891. M. NEWMAN, 4t Ordinary W. O. Fur Leave to Sell Land. GEORGIA— Washington Couutjr, - Ordinahy’s Officf. James M Hmilli, Gnardl-tn lor the proper, ty of lii* minor children, Vivian H, Kioto T. tud Wnllaon It Smilli. has in dne form ap* plied to the nodi raigne-l for leave to sell the 1-iDds In-longinL to add minora in Week* ington anil W ilkmsnu eoubtiaa end said ap. plinition will bo heard on tho first Moudey ■ n Ootoiicr next. Thia 3tst day of August 1191. M. NEWMAN. 4t Ordintry W. C. New Road. GEORGIA—WashiuRton County) Ordinary’s Office, All persons interested aro hereby notified, that if no good o.iuso bo shown to the oou. trary an order will be grunted by the unde-, signed on H itorday tlie 19th day o! S.-pt*w her 1891 at 11 o'clock a nt. establishing 5 new road as marked out by tba road eou>« miaaioner* appoiuled lor that purpose, '('oiomeucing ut Pleasant Spriugs Clmoa >u tbe Dublin road, uioug tbe road bed lati| out by tbo residence ot Bepj*mln Witooa, (brungh land of Eli Wtlaou, tu< nee along u>« iividing lines between Isaiab Price end ■Villi,1 in Frost nnd Raid I’r.-at and Jobs Price to tlie Hantlieast en l of ihe -iivcting * dne, across the laodx of tl il.iam From aIobm an old actlt'iueni roadbed, running an east rourae belwe-n the 1 ui.Ih of ham Pitoe and Southern Lumber Company; thence along bo resid-noe ol On, A. Jouea acrooe tba lands ot tim est-.le M-irtiut Green way t-> tb# dislrioi lion. .8.id road crosses between Cleveland and Jessy’s dialiiot about 360 yard*, leaving Hunt road running across land* i-f , stele id B. G Smith in sn easterly 'Hreollon to Hie resid.Doe ol Mrr. Lucinda Tison; tlience elong me dividing tine be* tween Mr* Tis-m and Jim Farmer, thenoe aoros* the lands cf Ur. W, A Tliomea and Riduey Ttylor iuleiHecting with the publio road nt 1 he count' I’r.e, > Tina !5tli ,‘xy ol Align'd 1891. M. NEWMfiN, « Ordinary, W, O. i GKOUUU- WfthliiDRton County, Ortliuary'g Offic#. Oeorge Oilin >ro Adnilnistratorcf theealatO ol Mrs. A. M 8li.de late ol s .id conuty de. leased applies to uie for I,.-tturs ot diamioatOB roin xai I administration, and I will pqtf ipon Ids application on tlie first Monday Ib OLt-rlirr iilxt ,t my office in 8.,ndenvt)lo ia ai 1 county. Givi-o under my bund and official si ns* me Ibis 1st day of July Ih'Jl. 3 ii II. KEWM.VN, Ordinary, W.O ’ SUEHIFF’S SALES. F,li*T TUEsDAI IN OCTDUEB, 1891. GEOUGIA—WusLiogtoo Conuty. will he sold hclbre the court booae door in Haudersvilie. Ga., on tbe first Tuesday ia Ootoiicr, 1891, between tli* lcg.it boars niseis, tli* Mlowiug prop-rty to-wit; * O’-o gray uiare mule, ten years old. Denied Rlioily ; one liay bursa mule, about ten years “Id. n.-mt-d Logan; one bay bone male ibout tour years ol I, named Mike, and on# lark bay boras mule about ten years old □allied Hoi, iu possession of J. P. Sweeney Levied on ua li e property of J. P. Rweanaw to eatlaly a fi fa. issued from th# npmiaff court of said county in favor ol a , t, son. Legal notioe given in leinis qf the‘l*w C. A. Wall, Hh—if. ‘ House And Lot For Sale, A liodae and lot owned by Mr*. Persona |i cow offered for Hale ou reasonable terms, t’bis property ia situated immediately on tbo publiosquaie, the west side, and ittiniediMo* ly noith of (be residence and millinery stoirdT 3 of Mr* C. C. Brown. Those desiring to pat* Chase this property well located for • reek dense or a store, will call on Mbs. O. C. Pahsomb A ng, 0,' 1891 t Shorter Coliego, Rome, Ga FOR YOUNG LADIES. geesion opens September, 30, U91 MARLIN A -‘‘til i» -■- r - RIFLES EVERYWHERE TheMarlin-FirlArmsCo i nexissmaimz:- - T&m&f&r --i - i TUB CUXiUX 1ELZXTISO STORE FIXTURES. Cj*Aili for Catolofufi. TERRY RTF’S CO., nashville,tenn. High and healthful situation. Cbuiuiiog grounds and scenery, Magnificent buildings, (cost $130,000 00) Twenty aocomp.kh-.d ucd effi> lent ti a th en . Splendid Music Department. Famous schoole of Art, Elbcutioa and Pliysioal Culture. Apply to DR, A. J. BATTLE. Prcs-t. or TBOF IVY W. DUGGAN. Business M.linger. BLOOM WITH LATEST IMPROVCMEN1 . free of Frelehl. fully (iannwlMd., H. W.HUBB W# carry stock various Southern v___. for quick dsilvory upon rscelpt of ordsrt. 3 Ton 335. „ - - - rnpnrllunauir I II- W- lll’HMA lilt, ou, - - LfXLlJ Mr
