About The Sandersville herald. (Sandersville, Ga.) 1872-1909 | View Entire Issue (Sept. 17, 1891)
ONE ENJOYS Both the method and results when 8yrup of Figs is taken; it is pleasant and refreshing to the taste, and acts gently yet promptly on the Kidueys, Liver and Bowels, cleanses the sys tem effectually, dispels colds, head aches and fevers and cures habitual constipation. Syrup of Figs is the only remedy of its kind ever pro duced, pleasing to the taste and ac ceptable to the stomach, prompt in its action and truly hcneficinl in its effects, prepared only from the most hoalthy and ngreeablc substances, its many excellent qualities commend it to all and have made it tho most pomilar remedy known. Syrup of Figs is for sale in 50c and 91 bottles by all leading drug gists. Aby rcliablo druggist who may not have it on band will pro- ssirc it promptly for any one who wishes to try it. Do not accept any substitute. CALIFORNIA FIG SYRUP CO. SAN FRANCISCO, CAL, 10UI8VIUI, AY. NEW YORK, * Second week of court. Equinox near at band. The familiar tones of tbo sobool bell greet us again, and the merry faoes of sohoot obit- dren are now soen on our streets. Cotton opens slowly. The rains of last week retarded the work of pioking. Cotton piakers have been busy ainoe the rainy weather set in. Merchants have beon quite busy opening and arranging tbeir new goods. Change in schedule of 8. A T' Railroad also of W. A T. railroad appears in this is. sue. The declining powers of old age may be wonderfully reouperated and sustained by the daily use ol /food's Sarsaparilla. Mrs. 0. C. lirown whose tastewaud skill in tho Millinery department are so well known and appreciated iu Handersville, has scoured the hervieoa of Mias Fannie Driver to aid her In catering to the public. Mtso Driver was formerly connected with the large and established house ot Armstrong AOator deal era in Millinery iu Baltimore. She left thoru Htter the tail openings and is there- fore conversant with the latest style and laihtoua. The o trd of Mr. Vastus Jackson appears elsewhere in this paper, lie is now connec ted with new large dry goods heuse of Croc kery, M maul y ,V. Hunter, Augusta, and will bo pleased to have his triends call on him when in Augusta,’ and promises prompt end oarelul attention to all orders sent to him. Hov, J. I’. Wurdlaw will preuoh in San- dorsville, Monday morning and night, and hold the 3d quarterly Conference on Monday at 9 o'clock. The llMui.n has beon requested kindly to call the attention of the council to the olenr ing off the avenues and walks in the country. CHURCH SERVICES. 8d. Sunday- lllTHODIST. Preaching iu Saudersville at It, a. m. and T, p. m., Rev. J. W. Weston, pastor, BAPTIST, Preaohingat Tennillo, on Saturday and ‘ 11 a. in. by the pastor, Rev. T, J. Sunday at Beok. CHRISTIAN. Preaching in tbo city at 11. a m. and 7, p. ■>., Rov, F. L. Adorns, pastor. CATHOLIC. Services each 3rd Sunday, oohdnoted by Bsv. Father Kennedy. There will b« preaching at Bethlehem, on Saturday and Sunday at 11 a. m. by tho pus- tor, Rev. W, J. Durham. Preaoliing at Ohoopie on Saturday and Sunday,at 11 a. m. by the pastor, Rev. B. H. Ivey. When you are oonatlpated, have headache. or lota of appetite, take Dr. J. H. McLeans I Kidney l'illeta; they are pleasant Liver and Kidney so take and will core you. Frequently aoeideuts occur in the house, bald which eanes burns, cutB, sprains and mnlses; for uss in snoh oases Dr. J. 11. Mc Lean's Volcanio Oil Liniment has for many years been the oonatant favorite family rem edy. Willi Ely's Cnom Balm a child can be Inatid without pain and with perfect safety U cures catarrh, bay fever and ooida in th bead. It is easily applied into tho uoBtril and givis immediate relief. *Prioo CO cents Advici to Worn If you would protect yourself ‘ 1, Pr ' ~ from Pfcinful, Profuse, Scanty, Suppressed or Irregular Men struation you must use. BRADFI ELD’S FEMALE ^ REGULATOR CAammavuxi, April m, ims. ■'* that two members at mj after bavin* suffered for This will certify that two members at mf Immediate family, < ulwrrli Can t Ho I'gred with LOCAL APPLICATIONS, as they can not reach the seat of disease. Catarrh la a blood or constitutional disease, and in order to onre it you have to take iotornal reme dies. Hall's Catarrh oure is taken internally and acta directly on the blood and rnuooue surfaces. It was prescribed by the beat physicians in this country for yean, and ia a OoL W. B. Thomss af Atlanta was in the city last weak. Mn. Robeson wifeolProf. E J.-Robeson, aqd tbeir little child have arrived and all are boarding with Msj. Win. Qallaber on Harris street Misses Msry and Myrtle Roberta left on Monday night for LaUrange and ether points. After e few days spent in visiting friends they will go to Spartanburg 8 C., Miss Mary to prosecuto the study of music, and Miss Myrtle to resume bar place as loaober of stenography and type writing. Oot. T. H. Potter and wile are tojouiaing with reletives end old friouds iu Bullock oouoty. Miss Alios Broome returned to Angnste last week. Mr. Frank Csstellow of Colnmbns was in the oily last week. Mis. W.L. Mathews, Jr, and children re turned to Sylvanla on yesterday. Qsiner Summerlin loft on yesterday to en ter the Middle Qeorgie College at Milledge- villa. Mrs. Lettie Hendricks returned to Mil- ledgeville on yesterday, f Miss Katie Wbiddon. returned on yoster- day Irom a months’ visit lo Maoou. Mr. O. W. H. Whitaker, Jr. left on yes terday for New Orleans where ha has s bus iness engagement. CHLDREN ENJOY The pleasunt flavor, geulle action and soothing effeots of Syrup of Figs, when in need of a laxative and if the father or moth cr be costive or bilious the most gratifying results follow Its use, so that it is the best family remedy known and every family should have a bottle. ■*«ndl«tosi Iron Fvuudry. regular prescription. It is composed of the best tonics known, oombined wi ith the best blood purifiers, aotiug directly on the mu cus smfaoes. The perfect combination of the two ingredients is wbat produces aoeh wonderful results in euring catarrh. Send for testimonials tree. F. J CHENEY, A CO., Toledo, O. AU'Sold by Druggists, 75 oents. This long established foundry under tbo skilled and energetic management of Mr. Cbas. F. Lombard has a card in the Ueiiald to whioh apaoial attention ia direoted. Mr. Lombard gives hie personal attention to overhauling and repairing machinery, and prides himself upon promptly delivering all work when promised. He solicits corres pondenoe from all desiring maobinery, eu ginos, saw mills, hollars. Ao. overhanled. BeepHlcp l^anip Mc*eiliijr. The meeting began on Friday night and after contiulng four days, olosed on yester day morning. Though the weather wee unfavorable for two days, yet the congregations were good, a good degree of interest wee manifested and much good itiebopad wai accomplished; two were added to tho ohnrob, and many of the membership, strengthened, The ministers in attendance were, R«vs. J. P. Hard law, presiding elder, L F. Ci.iy, pastor, F, A. Braooh, Agl Orphans Home; W. Weaton, M. A. and E. F. Morgan, J. D. Mauldin, R. W. Bugg, and .1. B. Pm via. Though the number of tent holders is •mall, yet with their aocustomed hospitality, all were well entertained and oared for. Blood diseases are terrible on eooount of their loathsome nature, and the fact that they wreck the oonstltuliou so completely nulcBS the proper antidote ia applied. B. B, B. (Botanio Blood Balm) is composed of the true antidote for blood poison. lie use never fails to give satisfaction. Kcuuion llegl yaers from menstrual Irregularity, being treated.Without benefit by physicians. _jlng treated ,, . . . were at length completely cured by one b ef ■redfleld’a wemelo Itegulator effect la truly wwaderful. J. W. Strahi one bottle lie. Stranos. Book to “ WOMAJI" malted FTIKK, which contains valuable Information on all famala dlnu—♦ ■RADFIELD REGULATOR CO., ATLANTA, OA. TOM balm mt all UMUOOIBXB. 4111 li Ueorgla nieiic. The mayor and council of Abbeville, Wil oox county extend a cordial invitation to the survivors ot the 49th Georgia regiment to hold their first reunion at Abbeville on Thursday, the 3rd day of December next, where a royal weloomo awaits them by tbeir oomrades of Company E-, and by the oiti- y.cns ol Wilcox county generally. As com panies C. and H. from Washington county oomposed a part ol their regiment it is hop ed tbs' a number of tho survivors will avail themsolvcs of this cordial invitation and be ‘'present and acoounted lor" on that inter esting occasion. J. J. Hyman, T. D. Wilcox, U. A, Babbitt, Abbeville, Aug. 20, 1691. Com. MimttaravHIc Cotton Nnr’gcf, Good Middling Middling Low Middling Good Ordinary .. Ordinary VE8TUS JACK80M. ABSOLUTELY PURE FIFTY YEARS AGO. TIs fifty years ago, tlnjir John, Jnst fifty years ago; Booms like 'twos only yesterday I heard you tell tun so; Do I rciuemlier sayln* yes 1 Well, John, we're gettln’ old And trlinly now, and I ain’t sure my mom'ry la so bold; And yet, I s'pose I must a said a tiling or two In play. For you were rather sassy, John, a goln' home that day. HOLTON 8TU( K B ARM. RORT. E. FAHK, Proprietor, Holton, Bibb County, Georgia, e. x, v. a a. n. r.— 8 miles from Ma- J uni think! 'tin fifty year*, dear John, Just fifty years a^o, 8onc«• you nml ino stood up nforo ohl Parson ttuuderhlow . And said we’d liavo uadi other, shore! for bet ter nr for wum. Did ever I get sick of It? Now, Johu, don't make a fusa Bout nothin', for I ’low thnr's times a had trads turiiM to good, When men’s wives iiuhr their patience as Chris tian i**oplu should. in afl them* u|>h and downs, dear John, sence fifty yearn aifo % We Joined our hearts and hands, tho laird oiono can fully know What you havo been to uic, John, or I havo been to you; b'or He hccs, though oft we’vo atumblcd, that our |NN»r old IiuuHh are true, ^nd that 1 will Ik* thinking of you, John, as you will Ihj thinking of mo When our fifty yearn Iwlow have long been lost In eternity. —Drowne Porrlman in Yankee Blade. I have accepted a position with Messrs. Ooskory, Msoauley A Hunter in their new Wholesale and lietail Dry Goods Store, where I will welcome my friends and Rive them the best possible treatment. « All mail orders sent me shall have my oaretnl and prompt attention. No. 842 Broed Btreet, • • • Augusta, Ga. •ept-1791 TKKNILLK. A new beggage room is being constructed just at the east end of the waiting room. The waiting room will soon be ready lor oc cupancy. The school still increases in number. Queer Superstition* About Stones. Tho most wonderful propertiea wero ascribed to tho chimerical stones which many creatures were supposed to carry in their hoods. Most readers have no| doubt heard of tho precious jewel which the toad carries in his brain box, and so called toad stones, which wero in reality tho teeth of fossil fish, were formerly worn in finger rings aa a protection against ihhsoiih, nt the presence of which they were supposed to change color. It was thought that the best stones wero those voluntarily ejected by tho living toads, but as tho latter wero not addict ed to freely giving up their treasures in that way, it was necessary to prt'curo the coveted articles by other means, and the recognized method was to decapitate the hapless batrachian at tho instant ho swallowed his breath. The feat naturally demanded consid erable celerity, sfleh as could only have been acquired by constant practice; and it is not unreasonable, therefore, to as- sumo that although the oudoavors to gain possession of tho jewels were per haps numerous, they must invariably have been unsatisfactory, especially to toads. The eagle stone was considered an cxcollent thing to wear during preg nancy, and tho swallow carried iu its stomach stones of great medicinal valno. —Chambers' Journal. Good Looki- Good looks are more than akin deep, de pending upon a healthy condition ot all the vital organs. Ii tho Liver be inactive, you havo a Bilious Look, if your Stomach be die •.//.Vo 6 * ordered you have a Dyspeptic Look, and it our Kidneys beaffeotod you have a Pinobod MNDKHNVII.LK PIMVIHION MABkHT. Macon sides per lb <«> to 9} Bulk “ « 9 N C Flour- 5.76 Plain hams “ -. -13) “16 Hhouldera " 7 " Lard " (a) 8| “ Coffee 26. 26 “ Gran Sugar ... 6) @ C J Extra0 White 5 » la small quAntitieg, prices a fraction higher Flour 4patent. $6.80 Corn 1 95 Meal '• bu 1 15 Egga “ fios „„ ® ^ 1 Butte* •• 20 (a 26 Chickens 15 (& 30,, ,ook. Secure good health aud yon will tave good looks. Eleotrio Bitters is the great alterative and Tonic aota directly on these vital organs. Cures Pimples, blotch es Rous and gives a good oompluxion. Sold at Win. Rawlings Drug Store, 60o. per bottle. To allay pains, subdue inflamation, lies old aores aud uleers the most prompt and •atisfaotory results are obtained bv using that old reliable remedy, Dr. J. H. McLean a Volcanio Oil LinimeuL eyes, or cannot boar bright light, and And your sight weak and failing, you should promptly use Dr, J. H. McLean's Strength ening Eye Halve. 25 oents a box. UiniNKKXNENN-Ugl'on IIAI»IT-Ili all the world there is hut owe cure, Ur. Halils' Uoltleu Npeclflc. It oau be,given iu a cup ol tea or coffee without the knowledge of the person taking it. effecting a speedy and permanent core, whether the patient ia a moderate drinker or au alcoholic wreck. Thousands of drunk ards havo been oured, who have taken th® Golden Specific in their coffee without their knowledge, and today believe they quit drinking of their own free will. No harm ful results from Its adminiytraiioD. P“ rt ® guaranteed, Send for cdroulars and full particular*. Address In confidence. Gold in Si-gciro Co.' 186 Race Street, Cincinnati, Ohio. t Buckleu * Arnica Salve. Tax Bust Salvx in the world ior Cua Braises. Sores, Ulcere. Salt B5enm. Feve r Sores, Tetter. Chapped Hands, Chilblajus, OUIBB, ADUDI, . , Corns, and all Skin Eruptions, and postbve- i — oil— — — mo required. it 18 ly ourea Piles, or no pay required. “ guaranteed to give poifeot satisfaction, money refunded. Price 26 oents per box. money i sale by Wm. Rawlings. A*-Ask for catalogue. TERRY M’F'G CO.. N A*H ViLLe.TiMM. Mias Susan Acres of Camilla ia visiting Miss Claude Huff. Dr. E. H. Pipkin for some time in (cable 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.frleoda and relatives in Atlanta, Griffin and Barneivlllo. Her friends will ba gratifled to learn that lisr health is muoh improved. Mr. J. A. Perry proposes to start a new paper in Irwinton. Mr. E. D. Norris ws learn will Boooeed Mr. Tarry as editor of the Error. The steam mill and gin ot Mr. W. J. Joiner are a great oonvanienoe to the farming public and to merobants also. Proceedings ol Teonilla Council and re port of Treasurer will appear in Hmald of next week. They were received too late for this issue. The ashool numbers 101 this week, and others still to oome in. Frog Pond Chill Cure and Wooldridge's Wonderful Blood Oure, can be bad at Dr. C E. Daniel's. t H1DDLEVILLK. If you suffer pricking pains on moving the ■ bear brii ' MpeDluK ol City School*. On Monday tba Public Schools opened very flatteringly. Hon, W. n. Lawson, President Board ef Education, attended the opening, intro duced the new principal. Prof. Roberson, aud started, the maobinery to woilc. The number present at the opening was 91. This fine attendanoe is gratifying to the Board and gratifying and inspiriting to the teach ers, as it indicates general satisfaction with the management of the Beard aud with the corps of teachers selected. No interest is more essential to the lolid growth and auooess of Sanderarville.timn well oondnoted schools. Let them be well sustained. The colored publio school has 15 pupils enrolled this week. The total number in white and colored schools this week is 13C. The Eilltor'i Uo|>e. Wo liopo this is true. Wo Bhonld like it to bo true; to put it on record among tho wonderful doings o^ 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 and a half pickerel chuwiug his hook. Slowly, carefully ho began to haul hint in, when around the captured fiali the waters rolled in wild commo tion and a lingo fish ubout three feet long was seen making frantic efforts to ■wallow the pickerel. Mr. Pratt waded ont to catch a closer glimpse of tho mon ster, who, with a wicked roll of the eye, tnrned tail and mode off, leaving a track as large na tho wuko of a steamer.— Hampshire Gazette. Sot a lVuinun to Catch a Woman. The chief of Paris defectives says: Men, as 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 hail 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 iter 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. Catarrh ELY’S BEAM BALM Cleanses the Nasal Passages, Allays Pain and Inflammation, Heals the Sores. Mrs. Dr. Bsaoh is visiting her mother in the npper part of the oounty. The Dootor donl like the bachelor buainesa muoh. Mr. George Hudson and family of HndaO' nia, were visiting in our town bat Thursday, stopping with Mr. B. A. English and fami ly- Died iu Rlddlaville, Sept. 12th, 1891, after a long and lingering illness, Mrs. Dr. Pope. She was buried on Sunday morning in th6 Riddle villa graveyard, there to await there* urreotion morn. Funeral aervicaa were con duoted by Rev. J. A. Mobley. Mr. Lanier and daughter of S^vania are visiting Rev. J. A. Mobley sod family. Mr. A. Sberwood Curry of Blackwoll, was in our town on Sstnrdsy and Snndsy hut, shaking hands with old friends. Mrs. J. R. Thigpen of Sandereville attend ed charob in Biddleville lest Sunday. Wo loern that Mrs. Horton who baa long been quite tick, ia still dangerously ill, with but little hope of recovery. Mrs. W. J. Joyner ie yet quite sick, and ia thought to have typhoid fever. The little son of Dr. Duggan and othsrs heretofore reported sick, we are pleeied to note are all Improving. ,» The Baptist pnlpit was filled last Sunday morning by Paator Mobley. We are pleased to noto that Rev. J, A. Mobley has accepted the unsnimoue oell to the pastorate of Biddleville oburoh for the next year. Justice. Sept 11th 1891. Tho Kltect off Wnpiu Buy* nml Cool RilKhta. A leading pbyeioian writes that he has no- di ‘ ' ' L ‘~ ticed warn days and cool nights always af foot the bowels, and ■ome preventive remedy. l)r. Hnokleberry Cordial is the one. suggests Biggers' Shetland Ponies, Berkshire and Poland China Pigs, Little Guinea Cows, REGISTERED JERSEY CATTLE Of Best Butter Families. Several handsome Jersey Bnll Calves, thorough bred and graded Jersey //ctfere for sale. Address • HO BERTHE. PARK, Macon, Go. $60 for $30. JUST THINK OF IT! The Monopoly Hum ted Do you want a Sewing Machine? $17.50 to $30.00. WARRANTED FIVE YEARS. With all Attachments. Write for illustrated Circulars of our ‘BIKtiEUB,’ \i:W HOME’ A Card. To The Farmers of Washington Co: I wish to give you notioe that I have taken he Enreka Mills back, and with honest, competent and reliible men In charge, am now ready to do yonr grinding at short notioe, on Thursday, Friday and Saturday of each week. For tho scoojnmodation of my customers, I will keep ineal on band aud exohange for oorn, bushel lor bushel at any time. I will also guarantee my customers against loss of grain where "standing luma, are lelt In mill. Monday, Tuos l»y and Wednesday, Will be devofed to merchant work. Thanking you for past favors and soliciting yonr fulnre patronage, I remnin yours, very truly, O. It. pBtNtlLF, Hiindersville, Gs. JAM. K HINES, TIIOS, II. FELDER, Ji ls»to Ju<1|fo 8ii|*rlor Court M Id ilo Circuit. HIN KBA FELDER ATTOHKE1M AT I.AW. Will give spooisl attention lo Oomimroial Law and to lbs Practice ly the Su preme Court ot Georgia. 33 FIl’TEN BUILDING, Oor. Marietta and Broad, .41 III Util, Mil- june 18, 1891. Burial Cases Metalie (Joses, Caskets and Cof Hus, ofauy Quality au<* Grade, ul ways on baud. A laige stock ol these goods will I ,o found at ttie ston of Tardutton A Duooan ec'iior of the will of W’m. Salter late of J.f. fnrson oonoty deceased, showing that thru* minor children ol John F. Halo r of IFssb* ington coiiDty are entitled to a legsoy of land and mouey in the hands of said txeou* tor and that said minor children have no gnsrilian for avid property, ft is hereby or. deled that tlliOloU issue ill I rill, Ol lbs law leqniiing all inteiosted In elmw u.nsr if »nf they have why the guar li nsliip f >r tho property of sal I minors slio I i no: ve t In the Gli rk ol tho Superior Oourt nl II I .litng* Ion county or some olh' r fit p-'Tion, *1 t .e O itida r term 1891 of the Court nt Ordinary. This Till day of September 1891. M NE.VMAN. 4 f. Ordinary W. O, Notice to Ddbton and Crichton. All persons liarp-g demands ngnlust l! • -slain of Wild hu Tanner, !,lo of Washing ton county. ili'iTssed, are h.jtebf nmilieil <0 present tliolr claims (o tho undersigned In terms of the la* ; and all persons indebted O id - stale sr < l."tehy r- qutrod lo iu -ku lb • mediate seltlomenL rtLkx W. Tannhu, Adni'r cum to,'to annex.i of William tanus'. $10 to $30, Saved by ordering direct from Head quarters. Needles for any Machine, 25 cents a dozen io stamps. Address The Louisville Sewing Machine Go., No. 520 Fourth Avenue, 1,0 IJI Si 1,1. ■£, KV, May 30. Reeolved. By the Mayor and Concoil of the City of Ssndersville that an election fo llayor and aldermen be held at the Cont liouse in Sanderevillo, G>., on tho liret Wed nesday io Oclohor, 161)1, between tbo bour- of ten in the forenoon and three io the after noon to serve in aocordanoe with seotion ‘a n. revised charter ot Raid olty. Resolved further that the dark of tL council shall open.a book of registration In- the regiitiy of voters in terms of section : (A) of the rovised charter ol said city an said clerk shall give notice in the city paper in aooordanoe with section 3 (B) ol said re vised charter, fbet said books of registratlo:- are open. B. E. RouuiiToit, W, E, Watkins, Mayor. City Clerk. 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Henderson has in due form *ya plied to ibo hndersigmd for permanent lei* urn ot a lministraliou ou liie .-stn.u of Ml * Sarah li’m ldon, lap- ol .aid county deoeai* id, and I will pass upon said no pi (nation OB ibe fiist Monday iu Ootobor, 1891, Given under tin '- til oUtuiuly this 1*1 day of September, 1891, M. NEWMAN, It Ordinary W. O. as CITY ELECTION. Fur Leave to Sell Land. GEORGIA— Washington Couutjr, - Ordinary’s Officf, James M Smith, Guardian for the proper, ty of bis minor uhihlrnn, Vivian H, Flats T. and Wnllaos It Smith, has io due form ap plied to ths uodirsigne.l for leave to oell the lands belonging to sitd minors iu Wash ington and W likinsou noun lies and said ap- plioition will bo heard on tbo first Mouday n Ootoher next. Ttiis 3Wt day oi August If Ul. M. NEWMAN. It Ordinary W. C. Dr. Robt. L. Miller, niVSICIAN AND SURGEON. Saudereville, Qa Office lately occupied by W. O Purse. Aug 27, ’91 Narrow Unugo Allluiivc. Regular meetings at Bethlehem Aoadom> near Warthen, Saturday before 2nd Suudu in each month. W. T. At-xicw, Pres H. S. (Smith, Heot'y. Ritldleville Alliance. Regular meeting is held in the afternoor of every 4lli Saturday. W. H. Fuuouum, Tres'i. J. A-Caiiter, Seo’y. Biddleville, Ua. Oconee Kiili-Alllanct', Oojnke, Ga , March 2,1891, Editor Heraiid Will you please publiHl in your psper tho regulur meeting day o Oooi oo snu-Ailianuo—Saturday before tl 2nd Sunday in each mouth ^ Ooooee Aoad my nt 2 o'clock p. m. The other oounty papers will pUase oop Respectfully, , t T. P. Buodks. CHEAP BOOKS. 18S9 Arch Street. Phllad'e. 1629 ARCH STREET, PHILADELPHIA, PA. For Consumption, Asthma, Bronchitis, Hys da. Catarrh, liny Fever, Headaohe lability, Rheumatism, Neuralgia aud all Chrouio and Nervous Disorders, ‘■The Compound Oxygen Treatment," Dra. Stcikey A Palon, No. 1529 Arch Street, Phil gSdelpbia. have been nsiog lor tbe lasl seven en yoars, ia a scientific adjustment of ibe elements of Oxygen and Nitrogen magnet ized, and tbe compound is so condensed and made portable tbal it is sent all over the world. ,ScA0?- 2B UNIONS0UARE.NY QALLAS.TEX. Mas. C. C. Brown, baudersville, Ga. Beach A Farmeif, Louisville, Ga., Drs. Starkey A Palon have the liberty to refer to the following named well-known per sons who have tried tbeir Treatment: Hon. Wm. D. Kelley, Member of Con gress Philadelphia. Rev. Victor L. Conrad, Editor Lutheran Observer, Philadelphia. Rev. Charles if. Cashing, D. D., Roches ter. N. Y. Hon. Wm. Penn Nixon. Editor Inter-Ocean Chicago, III. W. 11. Worthington, Editor New Sooth, Birmingham, Ala. Judge H. P. Vrooman, Quenemo, Kan. Mrs. Mary A. Livermore, Melrose, Maai Judge R S. Yoorheea, New York City. Mr. E. O. Knight, Philadelphia. Mr. Frank Siddall, Merchant,Philadelphia Hon. if. W. Sohuyler, Easton, Pa. E Iward L. WilsoD, 833 Broadway, N. Y., Ed. Phila. Photo. Fidelia M. Lyon, Waimoa, Hawaii, Sand wich Islands Alexander Rilohic, Iverness, Scotland. Mrs. Manuel V. Ortega, Fresuilio, Zaoate- oaa. Mexico. Sra. Emma Cooper, Utilla, Spauiali Hot d 5as, C. A. J. Cobb, Ex-Vioe Consul, Cssabianoa. Mo rocco. M. V. Ashbrook, Red Bluff, Cal. James Moore, Sup't. Polioe, Blandfor^. Dorsetshire, England. Jaoob Ward, Bowral, New South Wales. Reduced Retail Trices for Tub- lie School Books. New Road. GEORGIA—Washington County) Ordinary’s Office, All persons interested aro hereby notified, that if no good o.iuso bo shown to the con trary an order will be grunted by the nude-* signed on Saturday the 19th day ol Septem ber 1891 at 11 o'clock a in. establishing m new road as marked out by tbe road eon.* inissiooers appotnlod Inr that purpose. ‘Coioineuciiig at Pleasant Springs Chore* >u tbe Dublin road, along Ibe road bed laiA out by tho residence ol Benjamin Wilson, through laud of Eli Wilsou, thi nen along u,n iividfng lines between Isaiah Prioe and -Viliiiim Frost and said Frost and Jobs t-’rice to the southeast end of ibe dividing * due, across the lauds of il.isru Fiost along an old sctihiueni roa<l Led, running an ~.y,| lourso belwe-n Ibe 1 ttids of ham Piioo and Southern Lumber Compaii); tbeuca along bo reshl-noe ol Giis A. Jones across tho lands ol tlm estatn Martha Greenway lo tho district lion. ^8.id road crosses between Cleveland and Josey's disliiot about 300 yards, l.mving said road running aero** lands i-f .stale of id. G Smith in an easterly direction io ihu resid. no., of Mrs, Lucinda risun; tlieucH along the dividing line ho- iween Mr- Tisan end Jim Former, thenao across the lands r f Ur. W, A Thomas and Sidney Tijlor iuleisectlng with the publio road at the count, l'ne. ’ This 16th day ol Angus' 1891. M. NEWMAN, t Ordinary, W. 0. I " . Tbo American Book Company announce' that it hsB t m.t.do the following large red tic tion in the retail prices of School Books nor in nse in the schools of Washington county Read the following list, and do not pay any more for books than the figures here given. Webster's Speller 10c Kwinton's Primer, 18 Swinton’s Word Book, l'J American New Graded First Reader.. 18 " " " Sioood “ £9 “ *• •• Third “ 40 •' “ '• Fourth “ 50 Fifth •• 85 Appleton's Elementary Geography..,. 55 “ Higher '• ....1.26 Smith's Grammar, 40 Robinson's Practical Arithmetie 04 Swinton's Introductory Geography... 66 •• Elementary “ *... 80 " Complete " ...1.30 •' U. S. History 90 " Primary " 4S Webater’a " Dictionary 48 “ Common Sohooi Diotionary, 72 Jtarnes' Copy Books 10 Wood’s Business Forms 1 and 2...... 10 “ *" “ Sand 4 15 Swinton's English Grammar 50 In the event these books ranuot be had ol G HO LIU I.V.— WahIiington County, Ordiunry Officf. George Oiitn >re Adnitniatratorcf theasfaf* •>l Mis. A. M Sludc late nf s.id county da- icasi'd applies to u.e for letturs ol diumisatow roni Hin I HduiluiHtratlnn, and I will patf .pun Ida ii|i|ilii-atn>ti on (lie firai Monday In f)ctotier uext it my office in S.nderavillo la ai I county. Oivi u under my hand and oflloial sl at- "I'm Ibis I at day of July 1891. 3 n 11. N'EWM.VN, Ordinary, W.O ' SUEUIFF’S SALES* F.IIST TUESDAY IN OCTDUEB, 1891. GEOILGIA—WusLiogton County. Will lie sold before the oourt house doo* io Kamlersville, Ga., on the first Toesday ig Ootober, IS'Jl, between the legal boars oIssIa. the Mlowiug prop-riy to-wii ‘ O' o gray umre mule, ten years old, named Rliody ; ono bay horse mule, about ten years old. named Logan; one bav horse mill* 11,out lour years oi l. named Mike, and one lark bay boras mule about ten years old named Hoi, iu possession of J. P. Hweansv Levied on sa ti e property of J. P. Hweana* to satisfy a fi 1*. issued from llw npmiaff oonrl of said oounty in favor ol tv , i t ^ son. Legal notioe given in teius tbe‘l*« 0. A. Wall, Hh—if. ‘ M House And Lot For Sale, A hmw< and lot owned by Mr*. Parsons !g row offered for sale ou reasonable terms, i t his properly ia situated immediately on tkm publicaquaie, the west side, and iunusilla*a> l.r r.„,ll. ..I il. 1J a ... “'"■T’' ly noiih of (ho renideoc* and millinerr stnirW of Mrs C. (t. Brown Those desiring to pate cli .se this property well located for • rsoie lence or a store, will call on i mbs. g, c. pumm dealers at Ihe above prions, they will be sent Aug, 0," 1891 f lo niiy address iu rbe conuty ut the prioe/ • above named, Freight or Express prepaid, ), receipt of ossb with order, bv tbe America Book Company HUG & 8u8 Broadway N« York. These books may be had at above pri Of the following dealers: Cuasi.es A. buui.no, Kai.dersville, G Du. C. E.,Daniel, 'lennille, Ga. MARLIN * And thousands of others in every part of the United 8tates. Shorter Coliego, Rome, Ga FOR YOUNG LADIES. geesion opeus September, 30, U91 r RIFLES EVERYWHERE Careata, and Trade-Msrka obtained, and all Pat ent ImaincM conducted for Mooraatc Fees. Oils Orrtci is Osaosirc u. 8. 9?t!S£ aud we cau uecure patent lu leas time thuu Uroae Res touts Ike Senses of Taste and Smell. _ -FEVER TRY THE CURE. fk particle is applied Into eaoh nostril and ia agreeable. Prioe 50 cent* at Druggist*: Miss m/e. Butoher is now at home and *e*dy to receive and promptly fill order* for pastel portraits. Bpeoimen* always on |« f St.Mew York ,W»- Bawling., 8. hand. t 1 1 GENERAL FITZHUGH LEE- Lexington, Va , January 17tb, 1890. 'Mr A. K. Hawkes—Dear Sir: When 1 re quire tbe use of glasses I wear your Pantis- oopio Cry.stallizod Lenses. in respect to brilliancy and clearness of vision, they are superior to any glasses I have ever used. Respectfully, FrrzHuoH Les, Ex-Governor of Virginia. All eyes fitted and the fit guaranteed, by Sanderaville, Ga. Hend model, drawing or photo., with descrip tion. We advise, if patoniablu or not. free of charge. Our foe uot due till puient l» secured. A Pamphlet, “llow to Obtain v . atents*,** with uamoH of actual clleut* In your State, couuty, or towu, sent free. Addra**, C.A.SNOW&CO. t>FF. Patxnt Orncc. Washington. O- C. •'Componr.d Oxygen—its Mn.lo of Action and Results.” is the title of » p- w .rochure of two hundred pages, published hy Drs. Starkey ,t Paten, whioli guvs t>. ai’ inquirers lull iulorumtion us to this icm rk .bio cura tive agent nnd a rr-conl ot sen ri hundred surprising cures in a wide range ..f chronic cases—many of them slier bvim' ntmudoned to die by other phjHioisu*. Will ) e mailed free to any address ou applio^ *,ioi . Read the brochure! DUS. STARKEY A DALES, No. 152!) Arch Street Philadelphia, Pa. posh 188. TheMarlin-FirfArmsG Goto Mrs.C. O. Biown to got a new Home Sewing machine. On make easy term if you dont want lo pay c isb. Beach A Fabuku, Louisville- Ga. STORE FIXTURES. | Cj*iili for CatulofUfi. TERRY M'F’O CO., nashville,tenn. High and healthful situation, dimming grounds and scenery, Magnificent buildings, (cost $130,000 00). Twenty aocomp.ish-.d ucd edit lent ti a th er.i. Splendid Music Department. P.tmous schoola of Art, Elbcutioa and Phycioal Culture. Ap(dy to DR, A. J. BATTLE. Prod, or PROF IVY W. DUGGAN. Business Manager. grar7-afeafiaaf(V • T3awp>?j«r -4 * Tir rj ctir.iiiijrAA'i'Ai t) nt BLOOM WITH LATEST IMPROVCMCN1, free of Fn-lglil. Sully GsnwslMS., H. W.HUBB ARD’uALLAsl’i W# carry stock vflrioui Southern p. for quiek dmitvory upon rucelpt of orduvs. OSGOOD” u. 8. Sttndar Sent rm trial Prelylit naiil. rullv strrul 3 Ton 335. irrfMS'SS 3****A* r . ATT.AM'A. QA. l.-.M.f.AN TKX
