About The Sandersville herald. (Sandersville, Ga.) 1872-1909 | View Entire Issue (Sept. 24, 1891)
ONE ENJOYS [Both tho method and result* when jjymp of Figs is taken; it is pleasant nud refreshing to tho taste, nnd acta ently yet promptly on the Kidneys, Jjiver 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 nc- coptable to the stomach, prompt in it* action nnd truly beneficial in its effects, prepared only from the most healthy and agreeable substances, its many excellent qualities commend it to all and have mado it tho most popular remedy known. Syrup of Figs is for sale in 50c and 91 bottles by all leading drug gists. Any reliable druggist who may not have it on hand will pro- aure it promptly for any one who wishes *o try it. Do not accept any substitute. CALIFORNIA FIG SYRUP CO. SAN FRANCISCO, CAL, tOUISVILLS. KY. NSW YORK, V ' c HURCH SERVICES 4th Sunday. METHODIST, T.nntUe- Preaching »t IL »• «>'• sad 7 p by Bev. J. W. Weston, pastor. J liAi-nsT. i’rcsoiling in tho city nt 11 s. m, nnd 7, p i. ltev. 11. U. Ivey, pastor. cuuihtian. Preoobing bere at 11, n. m. and 7, p. Bev. F. L. Adams, Pastor. Happy and content is a home with "The Ho- chester; B al»mpwith the light of the morning. fcroUuhgmt. writi KocAtilt' LnmfCc. iVrte Y't> k Eureka MillB Ginnery, Best Lin Made, 80 cte. per 100 lbs. Tuesday was the autumnal equinox. Days and nights are now eqnal in length, When you need good shoes or fine shoes, call at Hermann's shoe storo. Several loads of bay were brought in on Saturday almost equaling the cotton wagons in nnmber. Using western hay in thie spleudid grass region, is like” shipping ooal to New Oastle." Washington county ought not only to raise its own supply bnt ought to ship hundreds, it not thousands of bales. The 3d quarterly oonferenoe of Burthen olronit was held at Harris Oburoh on Satur day and Sunday. Rev. J. P. Wardlaw, P. E. held tho 3d quarterly oonferanoo for the Sandarsville A Tcumlle station on Monday last. Have you registered for the oity eleotlon. Eleottou for Mayor and Aldermen,Wodnes day, October the 7th. Thu 1399th, Tennille distriot, will vote lor or against Stock Law, on tho 29th of October. Sei, notice of eleotion elsewhere. Hounktilte apples coming in treely and sell at 00 to <i0 ots. per bushel. They aro tailing from the troes, and must bo gathered soon. Sweet potatoes aro retailing at 70 ots. per bushel. They are not very ubundaut as yet th3 market. Irish Potatoos raised in Rhode Island are oot k, tonally in the market at ubont $1.00 per buehel. A crop that grows so well hero, should never be imported. Washington oounty should be an exporting, not an im porting oentre for this orop. Oould not farmers oow supply the home demaud for oorn and meal while the prico is from 00 ots to $1.00 per bushel? The early arket commands tho lilghost price. The bountiful atop mado will soon reduce the prico to 00 or 00 ots. A billiard sxloou for the colored people has been opened in the old red bar room od Harris stroet. You can play billiards iu the shade, bnt you can't plow nor plok ootton in the shade. A oall for a public meeting of tho oitizous of Washington oounty, us will be seen else' where, is made to be held at the oourt house on tho 1st Tuesday of October. Read the oall and attend the meeting. It has been well laid that good roads are a means of civilization. Our good oounty oan not *f ford to bo baokward in so important a move' meet. tiring your ootion to the Eureka Mills Ginnery for best lint. Ginning only 30o per 100 lbs. Highest of *U in Leavening Power.—U. S. Gov't Report, Aug. 17, 1889. Uhin von are oonHtipated, have headache' or loss of appetite, take Dr. J. H. MoLeani Liver and Kidney 1'illetB; they are pleasant •o take and will cure yon. Frequently aocid*nts occur in the house bold whioh oanse burns, cuts, sprains snd bruises; for use in suoli oases Dr. J. H. Mo Lean's Voloacio Oil Liniment has for many years been the constant favorite family rem edy. Advioi to Worn* 1 If vou would protect yourself from Pkinful. Profuse, Scanty, Suppressed or Irregular Men struation you must use BRADFIELD’S female regulator OAXT*U* vi, ' i e ’ April 28, lMd- »],«.(. two members of in _ will aSffiy*that two member. of mf Thn.wtu yrtuy a(Ujr , livl suffered for ■^natruallrrenul.r.lr. How’s Tkla! Wo offer One hundred Dollars Reward for any case of Catarrh that oun not be oured by taking Hall’s Catarrh Cure. F. J. CHENEY A CO., l’rops.. Toledo, O. We, the undersigned, have known F. Cliocey for the last 16 years, and believe him perfeotly honorable in all ImBinoss transac tious, and financially able to carry out any obligations mado by their firm. West A Trnax, Wholesale Druggists,Toledo IPalding, Kinnan A Marvin, Wholesale Drug, gists, Toledo. Ohio. Hon. B. O. Harris ran down from Atlaftia on Saturday and spent tho Sabbath at horn He thinks legislature will not adjourn betel" the Middle ot Ootober. Rev. J. P. Wardlaw preached two earnest and excellent sermons at the Methodist ohuich here on Sunday. Mr. Wardlaw is greatly beloved by his old parishioners hot c, and by his amiable spirit, has endeared himself to our people gouerally. MiHses Mattio Tarbutton and Emma Law- son left on yesterday (or Wesleyan Female College at Maoon. Mr. Geo. O. Yongo of the Mexioau Natlono Railway, with headqnurturs at the City of Mt-xioo, Is in tho city for a brief visit. Ho speaks in glowing terms of tbo oh.rmii gi picturesque sceuory, the equable and 1 e* llgbtfnl olimato ol the oity of tho AZ'.eoa. Tho magnificent City of Mexico is situated iu a beautiful and extensive valley, whers the loveliest flowers are evor blooming, and lus cious tropical (rails grow iu rlcb luxuriance; though surrounded by tho bdow capped peaks of the Cordilleras, The IImiald hop»s to publish some letters from Mr. Yonge, descriptive of this tropical region. Mr. and Mrs. Pat MoOarty have returned from a stay of several weeks in Sparta. Mr MoOarty took ohargo of Mr. Floyd Jouos s tore during bis illness. Ho are glad to loam that Mr. Jones is agaiu able to be out, though still leeble. Col. T. II. Potter aud lady returned on Baturday from Statesboro. Thoy loavo today for their future homo, Statesboro, Sander, ville parts with Col. Potter, the high toned gentleman and able, conscientious attorney and bis most estimablo wife with sinoere re grot, and extend best wishes for their health and success in their future home, Mias Sillio May Burnett spent sevoral days in the oity the past week, tho guest ol her relative Mrs. U. H. Ivey. Mr. Josso Trawiok, a popular salesman, is again at tho Augusta Store. The maoy friends of Mrs. O. C. Parsons ill learn with regret of her oontomplatod removal during the next week to Atlanta The boanttfol Ohristlan life of this excellent woman, will cause her friends here ever cherish for her and her family the kindest wishes for their suoooss and happinoss Bev. B. H. Ivey, Capt. P. R. Taliaferro and Dr. G. VV.H. Whitaker lofl on Monday for ML Stephens churoh, Hancock oounty whoro tho Washington Association convened on Tuesday. Prof. Ivy W. Duggan will be here on to morrow, and will take oharge of any young ladies desiriug to eutor Shortor Female Col lege at Rome, Ga, Miss Jordio Taliaferro leavea to-morrow Friday, night for Shorter College under care of Prof. Duggan. Mrs. S. M. Hitchcook of Hartben is visit tog relatives in Ilia oity this week. Orowlnir Memanrt For Fmimw IJoodtt Hall's Catarrh Cure is taken internally, ac ling direotly upon tho blood and mnons sur faces of tbo system. Testimonials sout free, Prioe. 75o. por bottle. Sold by all DrugHisIs. F. J. CHENEY AGO., Tolodo, DRESS GOODS Immediate irregularity, law®!*®* j -^ 8tbai,q , WonwM««H£TOH CO.. gOM MAtwl* *** VBUOOitx*. MmiitcrAVlIle * ‘ n,irke 7 t ? Good Middling. / 7 7"-lG Middling, G| Low Middling 6 Good Ordinary Ordinary a iANDBHSVIILE PBO VI # ION MA.ltlAKT. to 9J , Bacon sides per lb IBnlk » IN O Flour —... IPlain hams 11 (Shoulders " Lard ‘ Coffee Ora*> Sugar 8j .... 6.75 13J ‘ . 20, 26 a 6 urn. * . , a a u Hour •’| ..j 05 Oorn 1 15 Heal •• bu. Eggs “ doz, Butler Ohiekens Is onr specialty this season. Ev orythiug strictly reliable in Quality and prioe and correct in style and coloiiog. Among the popular new weavos [this season are Bedford Cords, En glish Cheviots and Homespuns Plain aud Plaid Camels Hair. T ed Suitings, Chevrou Mixtures, Ser peutiue effects &o, in all the new colorings. _ , Call and see us when you visit Macon or write for samples, giving idea as to prioe and color wanted. Particular attention paid to mail orders. Remember we are agents for But- torick’s paper patterns. Burden, Smith & Ellis, Macon, Ga. CHLDREN ENJOY The pleasant flavor, gentle notion nnd soothing effeols of Syrup of Fig», when need ol a laxative aDd if the father or moth er be coetivo or bilious tbe moBt gratify! results follow its use, so that it is the bus family remedy known and evory family should uavo a boltlo. absolutely pure SANDERSVIT.LE FLOURISHES. Oor. Mu' io. jnue 18, 1 o Thore aro a number of ways in whtoh the growth of a oommuntty oan bo rookoneh Among the foremost of Ihese is the inorause business and tb# domand for better goods. Nowhere has this increase boon more no* tioeable, or tho demand for better and men fashionable materials been nearer supplied than at the Millinery, Notion and Dressmak ing establishment of Mrs. O. 0. Brown, ot this oity. For a number of years Mrs. Brown has been tbe leading Milliner and Dressmaker ot this County, nud still enjoys that distinction by pboldiug, if not surpassing, her foraier tri umphs iu the Millinery art. Her reputation and business acquaintance lias extended to « umber ot Counties whioh surround Wash ington. Mrs. Brown's extended reputation at Milliner and Dressmaking is due to the ftots that she curries ouly the latest sty h s, and that her dealings are always straight forward and pleasant In the last few seasons Mrs ltrowu's business has increased to such na extent that sho has been compelled to seouio 1111 assistant from tbo fashionable centers ot tin North. Mademoisi lie Drlvor.u loading Mill! ner of Baltimore,is now with Mrs Brown ;uud her oxqnlsito taste has dieted much pruise from lovers ot the beautiful in Millinery M’lle. Drive has mado a numb r of castoB from tho latest Parisian Modes, whioh nro Utile equal to tbo original production. At Mrs. Brown's opening, Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday, Sept. 29th, 30th and 1st, M'lle Driver will have an olabotuto display of her skill as woll us an exhibition ot French Pattern Hats and Bonnots. As in tho past, the ooming opening of Mrs. Brown will Le looked forwarrd to by the fashionable ladies ot Snadersville and community as nffordiug tho best display of fashionable Millinary to bo seon in Middle Georgia. Moved by Alderman Lord to postpone hear Ing rule against former Treasurer until nex regular meeting, carried. Water Winks Committee report that they have been una ble to oontract for boriDg the well amt think now that it will bo during the month of Out. beloro it will be possible to have the work begun. Tho ordet grunted the Central Rail Road nnd Banking Company by tbo Mayor, g-anting permission to or, ot 11 baggage room was approved by tbo Council. Moved b\ Alderman Murchison to relievo John Brooks and Harris Walker ol Cost on Tax Fill, carried Tbe following bills worn read anil orderod paid. Smith Bros., $7 00; Porkini. A Bro. *15 00; J. R. Smith *1 20; Mnrobi- son Bro., *4 05; Standard Oil Co. *7 81; to Ul, *06 99. Moved by W. P Davis to mi thorize Mayor Harman to employ an nttor ney to collect bill against BamUrsville A Tennille Railroad for b aiding a crossing whioh they refuse to pay. Being no lurtlie business, council adjourned. J. C. Hamilton, Clerk of Tow u of Tennille Metalio Oil. tins, of tiny tvftya on liftiid. th' bo floods will 1 of Taiuiu TREASURER’S REPORT, J. C. Hamilton, Treasurer, io ooconntwltb Town ol Tennillo. 1891 I". Sept. 14 To bal. cash ape * Roil'd Impounded stock.... “ For general t«x>s •• Fine Fred Dai is •1 A. B. Wllllsou • • <• Will Holt from So. Bank, OU'k no. 4, Aug. 11 " 17 •• 18 Sept. 6 ToUl 134 48 1 4 41 Ul U 2 60 1 00 63 92 100 00 C, 4 2( 7 100 0 442 1 Aug 11 VoU No 1 Perkins A Bro 14 Vou No 2 E A Smith 14 You No 3, (1,Haber A Smith CITY ^TjECT j8 Ilk 1 Resolved. By the Hie City'ol Sanders Mayor and nl I' rim louse in Hai 1 d, 1 -s ill". G < nun.lay in Ujtdbcr, 1 Ol, I" tv. of ti u in tlie I niitioott and tliri uoon to act vo in a c 1 la mm a 1 ruviied ohm ter 01 sai l city. Resolved further tl council shall "pet, a l> lie registry of Voteia \)0t till! 1. S i — 1 a said clink -hull pu" 1 in oceordatu e wr 'i s.. vised ciiartt r, tbat d aro open. B. E. W, E, Watkins City Oli 1 k. i II, <k nt 3 in ih :i (i'-i 1 . of the . nation l"i 1,1 11 iiin n il id oily and « 1 dy I'M" r.- at r itiu Dr. Robt. L. Miller, UIU1F.ON. PHYSICIAN AND Sandorsvilk', Ottioe lately occupied by A Fill nl Shot. Just as wo go to pross we luaru that Dr. J. P, Dav s shot and killed an nnknown man, whom ho found at bis stalls last night. It is supposed bo was trying to steal a horse, No particulars. Sep. 1G " " 4 Stroet bain's 19 " " 6. E. A. Smith 19 “ •• 0. W J Joiner 20 “ “ 7. W A Davis 18 •• “ 8, Morning Nr ws 22 " " 9, Street hands 24 " " 10, VV J Joiner ape. water wot ks 29 " " 11, Htr,pt hands 1 " " 12, E J Bfttuon salary 1 r ’ " 13, Frank It win " 6 •' *' 14, Street hands 12 " "16, “ 12 •' ’ " 10, 8. J. Uottawnj s .1. 12 By oasli for stamps 12 Cash on band « 63 92 8 33 7 42 16 86 21 35 H 76 8 00 l 20 11 02 FlHHO. Aug MY, ’< Ntitrrovv </Tiiirc Aillmit: Regular him tin* at Itutlih i.' ni A Ala. G 25 00 17 66 25 00 20 (M) 3(1 7 24 02 14 80 26 138 98 *142 11 near Wnrtl iu cfiob moutii. II. S. Smith, latnrdoy l" W. ol’y. O 2nd’ S 11 Askew, Pi Regular m of every 4tb fling tiiillltk ...lie, prayiug .,,k in Mild dl/tiiot k,t 'Per Ffi.no (.r F«#- , (U w u, oompliunoe with tbo a el & 1455 d th • 0 1 M >' f GooSgia . eii i tl IB orderod - 1 Unt not lee "1 Iho fli ng el sud petition he pnbliabe 1 or 20 da}* 11 it..- s iidmavtlUi 11ItttaI.L' and !"• posted at bee lioi.se ilonr and p i-t idlle.i in San- l, ifv.il" and at tl," court gf'lf'd an I two itn.r p'llilie placf iu el ldhhh IM-.J'.it i. ,\i l.f. iniiing « ilb the 24tli Ouy ol h p* (■luhi'r. 11 is tun iii r evderml, l l.at lift. * i. in, fit" t 1;,,, ,x ; ,ir i'iuu ot said 20 days, ,.\vi 1,1, ii.t-L'.i'ii ,lay uf Coluber lh«l no ; , tl in lie U"l,| at tuu el.ioti'in pricioot of ail l.i..J,n difin known us T ut/ilw un- 1,1 the Millie ltd , aud regnlati.ioH, ns nru 1,...v 1 tail |..r 1 he 11, cm ion • f mult' ' ■ 's ol the si AffMiit lr Io determiun ih" question ,,i ■ p,,i j-. i,<;.. or 1 i" ij'.nek i.aw,' m sent 1399Mi D1 uriot G M , , „„ . Oivuii uiuli r lev linn 1 ofllctaby this 23rd 1! iv of S-plumlior, 1891. M NEWMAN, ’ ji. Ordinary W. O. A true tx'raol frem Book ot Mioutis, F Pago. J. A. Caiitlii For Administrator's Dismistion. GEOiluJLA — Washington County— Ordiuary’b Office. S. L Paiauns, cdui nt tnh.r it tl.o cslato el G. C. Parsons la!o ot r a d county deoeus* KiddleviUc Alliance. ed, applies to uio for h t' rs of rils’misston it L. Id in the alter noun from the ndmtntstrnii.n ot said relate, and I will puss upon his application on tho firsl; Monday in Jannaiy i892 at my office in Ssn- dersville iu said county. Uivon nu ter my baud and official signa ture this 18th day’of September 1894. M. NitwMkN, 3m. Ordinary IP. i'« W. li. Ocoiiet' Nuli-Alliiim'i' VESTU8 JACKSOH- A Wonder Worker. Mr. Frank. Huffman, a young man of Bur lington, Ohio, states that ho bad boon un der tbe oare of two prominent physicians, • od used their treatment ontil bo was not able to get around. They pronounced bis ease to lie consumption and Incurable. He was persuaded to try Dr. King's New Dis covery for Oon.Mimptlon, Coughs aud Colds and »t that time was not able to walk nor ms ihe street wlflrtiut resting. Ho lound, be- lore ho bad used ball of a dollar bottle, that tim was mneb better; lie continued to usb il and is to-day enjoyiug good health. If you have any Throat, Lnug or Chest Trouble try lit We guarantee satisfaction, Trial bottlo Ifreeot Win. Rawlings' Drugstore. Total 1-lTlT CASH ACCOUNT. 1891 J. 0. i/smtltou Trias. Town of Tennilie , Bopt 14 To bal petit cnsli ape. * 138 .18 .. •• •• •• in 80. Bank <03 70 •1 <1 •' •• in Exchange Bonk 499 00 ToUl * * >Y0a 28 Oconkr. Ga., March 2,1891, Enrroll lir.n.Mn : Will yon pleo'e |"i 1 i sb In your paper the regular meeting day ol Om'n iv Bub-Allt iue" Bitur.iiiy bi foro 1I10 2nd Buudav in each mouth at Ooout o Acade my at 2 o'clock p m. Tho other ooiiut.v p«| Ui t I huvo accepted a position with Messrs. Coelmry, Maoauley A Hunter in their now Wholesale nnd Rotait Dry Goods Store,where I will welcowo my friends and give them the beat possible treatment. All mail orders Bent me shall have my caretnl and prompt attention. No. 842 Broad Street, - • • Augusta, Ga. sept-17-91 Dentil ul t» Good Womun. Ferniniit nl Teacher* l.lcuiinc. The IlEitALD Icarus from County Sohool Commissioner, lion. II. N. Holiillebl, that the papers of the subjoined teaobers having been forwardod to State School Oammir- sioner Hon. S. 1). Brndwoll, and approved by him, a permaueut lioenso has been grant ed them Tnoy aro as follows: Rev. B. H. Ivey, Mr. S. M. Johnson, of Union Aoade- Mrs. Alice Tsnnor and Misses Maria ers wiil please ce ipoetfully, T. B. Buonu py Iiomo, Ua. ELECTRIC BITTERS. This remedy is becoming so well known and so popular as to need no special mention. All who have lined Eltetrio ilitUTH Hii # the same sonR of praise.—A purer medicim lots not exist and it is guaranteed to do al. Hint is olaimed Eleottio Bitters will etiro ail dis eases ol the Liver ana Kidneys, will remove BimpleB, Boils, Salt Rheum and oilier nflee- f,. tioDB caused by iuipuro blood. Will driv** K Malaria from tbe syst.m and prevent as well V. as cure all Malarial fevers-For cure,of Headache, Constipation and Indigestion try Elootric Bitters—Entire satislaction Kusrnn- teed or money refunded-Price GO cts. aud $1 00 per bottle at Dr. Win. Hawlings Drug Store. Shorter Oolloge, FOR YOUNG LADIES, gesfiion opotift Si plomlitT, 30, 1891 For Leave to Sell Realty. GEORGIA—Wftaliiugloo CoiiaG — Ordinary’b Ollioe. S. L PatBons, A.lmiuiatra'or of the estate ol O. C. l’arsous, hail In line fuiui applied to tbe undor'lgutfd Itr leave Io u’ ll Iwo-flftbs interest in a house nnd lot en Uie publlo square ut S.ndernvillo in sill couidy, b«* longing to ll.u rslate "I said dkCearud slid said n| tdieMion v,ill lie boiiid on tbo Aral Monday in November ib'Jl at try ofliou la Sandersville. This 23 1 day of K< it uiber 1891, M N lwman, Ik Ordinary W. O. F.r Guardianship. ,h [GEORGIA—Washington County. Ordinary’s Office. my, Pol* tlirce weeks I was suffering fiom a severe cold in my hoad, aocompanied by a pain in the temples. Ely’s Cream Balm was reoomm.nded to me. After only six appli / -jqU , tions of tbe Balm every trace of my col removed.—Henry O. Clark, New York ap praiser’s Office. . ,20( ,.15l : 26 ., m, Buckle* »:-^ nicft Sal .^ e The Best Salve in worU1 Dralses. Sores, Ulcers, lor Cuts, Salt Rbenro Fever Bores, Tetter, 'Chapped ^’nnd^posUive' Corns, and ail BkinirupUons.ano f ^ ^ For Mayor. Hon. B. £. Houghton the present incum bent, is announced by “Many Friendsl in this issue a candidate for re-election to the office of Mayor of Bandorsville, at tho ap' proaching election, od Wednesday, tbe 7th of Ootober next The administration oi Mr. Houghton has given goneral satisfaction, and if re elected, will doubtless still oarefully oonservo*the publlo weal. Head Both Side*. ina an ouu wr—- • . • ly cures Piles, or no pa.V^ ^ atiBfftoti on ‘sale l>y Wm. Rawlings. 49* Ask for catalogue. TERRY M’F’G CO.. Nashville. Tenth G| WITH LATEST IMPROVJWENI - Vr«« or rrejjUL /glLSTSSnSSL- I Ul UIIRRARu^ i*ai.la». «*;. WmSiggEBsiir tor Quick delivery JgScoOD” O.S.fctanUa^ WAGON SCALES IUNK a 2 ; DtSK L)nlH\ 0FFI rc / A duplex supplement is sent out in this issuo. On one side our readers will sse tbe able debate between Hon. Tom Watson aDd Senator M. O. Bull, r of 8. C„ at Butotbur , reported for tbe Augneta Chronicle by Mr. E B. Hook its speoial correspondent The disoussion of the vital issnus of the day, the sub-treasury, the tariff, the banking ays- tefn, Ao. by men ol such acknowledged abil- Ity and patriotism, will give the people a clearer insight ol their real workings and practiosl tendencies. But do not throw away the sheet, until you have read the great and attractive bar- gSlos, tbe J. B. White Go. of AugUBta are of- feriug to tbe publlo. They offer speculties io Shoes, Clothing, Carpets, i/igh Art, Nov elty Dress Goods, Ao, Ao, that they are anxious to hove you read and examine, Mis. P. A. Jordan reliot of Mr. Arohle Jor dan diod on Tnesday night. 22d insL aged nearly G5 years. Born and reared in Wash ington county, she spent her entire life with in its limits. Her maiden name was WatkinB, she was a siBter of Mr. Wm.Watkins, Sr.,and Mr. Bryan Wathins deo'd. About 29 years ago sho was left a widow, with 8 children and bad to Btrugglo during thoir early yearB with the hardships and privations incideu to tho troublous times ot war and reoonitroo- tioD. About 40 yens ago sho joiuod the Baptist churoh at Sisters, and was baptized by Bev Wm. Jordan,a woll known minister of that dsy. Mrs. Jordan has boen remarkably vigorous during the greater part ot her life, but about two weeks before her death, she contracted a cold, whioh ran into pneumonia, and theD assumed a typhoid oburaoter. She seemed conscious almost to the the last, and always expressed herself as ready and willing to go. Two sons, Mr New- ton M. and W. A. Jori’ao and six dangbters, while bowed down under this sore bereave rneut of the loss of a good and noble mother, bave to obner them the pure example of de votod Christian life, that for nearly a half oentury has shed forth its gentle holy infiu enoo, on the churoh and ooramuDity in which she lived. tlay nes, Paulino Hermann and Mollio Dug- gan. Tbe teachers nro to be congratulated upon their escape from tho long and tedious ex- nminations required of them heretofore. To allny pains, anbdno inflauintion, lien- old Bores and ulcers the most prompt and satisfactory rtsults aro obtained by using that old reliable remedy, Dr J. II- MoLoau h Volcanic Oil Liniment. It you suffer prickiDg pains on moving the eyes, or cannot bear bright light, and tino your sight weak and failing, you should promptly UB6 Dr. J. H. McLeans Strength ening Eye Salve. 26 cents a box. Jt 11*4 HR GOOtli” Say some dealers who try to sell a substi tute preparation when a customer calls lor Hood's Sarsaparilla. Do not allow any such false statements as this induoo you lo buy wlmt you do not wont. Remember that the only reason l"r making it is that a few cents more piotit will be made on the substitute, insist, upon having tho host medicine— Hood’B Sarsaparilla, lljis Peonllnr to itself. STARKEY & PA LENS’ TREATMENT BY INHALATION- THADE MABtf ,/ REtlSTEnED. *DrM OIO.M1E. CATAR BH CR ^ M \f LM Cleanses the Nasal Passages, Allays Pain and Inflammation, Heals the Sores, llestoies the Senses of Taste and Smell- On. TVorinnl nnd Industrial Col After due examination before County 80I100I Commissioner, Dr. 11. N. Yiollifleld the following young ladies havo been up pointed to scholarships in the above namod college. Misses Alioo Burke and Lula Da vis being d^pgbtors of deoeased confederate soldiers, bave received tbe free scholarships paid scholarships given to MiBses Claude Martin, Bessie Sparks, Ellen Francis, Liz zie Harris, Lona Harrison, Mattie Everett aDd Ernestine Davis. Should these nine young ladies all attend the oollego, it wil be a gratifying representation from our good oounty. Editor Herald : News very scarce and times bard aDd bardor, theory in our town is meat, mert and Ibis markt-t can, baldly supply the do mand. Tbe cotton orop has beeD reported short for a long while and will be much shoiter than first thought. I am now of tbo impres sion that there will not be over a half crop, in faot its reported by tho farmers oflbisund other suotions, that tba orop will be fully one half abort. Mr. U. B. JoyDsr, of our town visited At lanta last week. He is now colled to No 6 on the C. It. II. on business. Mrs. Lula BloodwortU of Reynolds is visi ting her tuthor, Mr. It O. A. 7/oJges aud family. , Mrs. J. W. Moyo of Midway, who lias boen visiting tolatives iu this community returned home a few days ago. Mr. Johu Mims ot Buliogbroke, who bas been visiting relatives in this community, returned homo a few day* ago. Warren Newmim, oolorod of this tho 88tb had a row with bis wife tbe 2'2d aud shot at her with a shot gun, Warren’s sights were too high, ns tbo load passed just above her head so stated. Warren hit tho grit uud has gone to parts unknown i32*x£$£ High and healthful situation. Clnituiit'g grounds and -oouery, Magnificent bull.ling", (■•■si .'130,000 90) Twenty iiccoinpllsbed ni.d eii" lent 0 a 1. ors . Splendid Musio Ih p.-riii" nt. Famous s.'-hunls "I Art, 1,1-outiou uu 1 Physical Culture. Apply!" , PR. A ,1. PA 11 1.1V I'rr-s't. PROF. IVY W. DUGGAN, Business Manager. Aimustii go uniieu l <r >■•! I prupetty. It is hereby or* I. r< il that ctlalIon Issii" iu t rms ol the law 11 ipiiiing all inuiustuil t.i allow cauoo if any tl,. ., lmvu why ilia gnardmmihip for th* property ol nut I minors Itboiil 1 not vert la Ui" Ch tkol 1U0 Sain rtor Court of B ashing* R ton ani lity ci aoiii'i utti r III pnr.ion, i.t th* <);t il" 1 term loot ol the Court of Ordinary. 1 hit, 7l.i day "i euptuinber 189-4. M NEWMAN, 1 t. Ordinary W. O. Wotiew to Debtor* and Creditors. , airy Rooms. Good tablo tare 1628 A-rol-v Street. Philed'a. P«- 1629 ARCH STUEE I, PHILADELPHIA, PA For Consumption, Asthma, Bronchitis, Dya Jpepeia. Catarrh, Hay Fever, Headaohc, Dt- 1 biltty, Rheumatism, Neuralgia aud all Chrouio and Nervous Disorders. Largo, airy Looms plenty of Irish milk, lutes $1.50 nud S3 00 por (lay. B. S. DOOLI l' I'LE, Sept 10 ’91 0 I’ropticlor. All persons having demands against th* hlato "1 Wiliiiiu i'nnntr, lato ol Washtug- lon comity, deceased, nro hereby notified to present tlmir claims lo the undersigned la rms of the law; aud all persons iudebleil to- i.l tstatu nr-- tiaieby required to mike iui* iii.diato Heltlemcnt. Ai.ux W, Tannmi, Adm’r cum IcTt j nnntxo ol William iauuor. MARLIN "The Compound Oxvgon Treatment,” Drs arkey A Palon. No. 1629 Aron Street, Phil Starkey a „..elphia. have been using lor the last seven teen yoars, is ft scientific lidjuatment ol tic elements ot OxygeD aud Nitrogen rnnguci ized, nnd tbe compound is so ooudensm and made porUblo that it is sout all over th. world. FOW SAL fc. v EVERYWHERE Drs. Starkey & Palen bave tho liberty t" refer to the following named well-known per sons who Uavo tried their Treatment: Hon. Wm. D. Kelley, Member of Cod gress Philadelphia. Rev. Victor L. Courad, Editor Lutheran Observer, Philadelphia. Rev. Cburlos B’. Cushing, D. D., Itoolios- t6 Hon. Wm. l’enu Nixon EditorIutcr-Oocaii Chicago, 111. _ W. 11. WoithingtoD, Editor Now South, Birmingham, Ala. judge H. P. Vroomau, Qnencmo, Kan. Mrs. Mary A. Livermore, Melrose, Mass, Judge R 8. Voorbees, Now Y'ork City. Mr. E. O. Knight, Philadelphia. Mr. Frauk Siddnll, Merohaot,Philadelphia Hoit. if - W. Schuyler. Easton, Pa. Edward Ii. Wilson, 833 Broadway, N. Y., Bd. Pbila. Photo. Fidelia M. Lyon, Watmoa, Hawaii, Sand wich Ialands Alexander Ritchie, Iverness, Scotland. Mrs. Manuel V. Ortego, L-resutllo, Zacato oas, Mexioo. 5^ rs. Emma Cooper, ULllo, SpainsU iior. d Has. O. A. „ , r 1. Cobb, Ex-Yipo Consul, Casablanca. Mo- MADE By TheMarlinFireArmsCo mew haven, conn,, u.S.a. For Letters of Administration. GEORGIA—Washington County, Ordinary's Office. Dr. I. II. iiriiil, is.'ti lias in due form ap. ied to tli • riuder.-tgotd for p ran.- t iM let* 1,1 ol adiiiiliu.tr ill"" no me , .:a n cl Mrs. until It'"'. l'l;in. Ial“ ol raid 0'iaiily dio.-a*. I, uud l will pass upon said "tplni-.tlou on i liur M 'iiday iu Ootober, 1891. Givu’i under mv ti.iid oifiuuily this 1st y of Sup."mber, J.-.&i. M. NEWMAN, It Ordinary W, 0. For Leave to Sell Lind. IIenbicum, Sept. 23.1 1891. GEORGIA— WiHthiugtou County. * Ui ilDIN'AUY's OfFKSF. :ui!h, Guardian tur the pioper- .latu.'S M: ty of his uiiii".- children, Vivian 8 , Fleta T. and Wall wo U Smith, line iu duo lorm ap plied 10 tl ' muli r.igned for leave to sail the lands l"•hinuiuii to u»id uituors in Wash* uigton and WilkiiiHou con miss and said ap- : Gi" >" •• 1 •• 1" ard on tm« first Monday iu October next. This 3ts cl August DIP. . ./’/I M. NEWMAN, 4t Ordinary W. 0. on- - 'flNEfif' ! WOODWOKK^tOXGj 5 AffAetiMEHfSl; NEWH0MP4C ,., i; at-0. 20 UNION SQU/tRERY sa Nrfi „ _ CHIt' UL. . ATLANTA.SA c al. M’.ISCI Wasbi: "'.Gi. County, Or J inurj h Oilice. Goorgo Gilmore Administrator ot tbeestal* ol Mrs. A. .VI. Slade lato ol s id comity de ceased applies to me tor b tiers of dlsmtssiOU from t ui i administration, nud I will pas* upo'tt bis application on the fiis'. Monday iBt Frog Pond Chill Cure and Wooldridge’s Wonderful Blood Cure, can be bad at Dr. C. E Daniel's. ’ The Flicet of Warm Bays ttusl Cool iliighU. A leadtDg physician writes that bo has no ticed worm days aud coot nights always af- feot tho bowels, and suggests some preventive remedy. Dr. Diggers HAY STOJIEMIPS- NASHVILLE,TENIt TRY THE CURE "a nartiolo is spplied'into each nostril and .sagSblS iSRiM cents at Druggists; k’l? oEOTaeasM 81 '' »*" I " k Tennille Council Proceedings. GENERAL FITZHUGH LEE- Lexington, Vi . January 17tb, 1890.,| Huckleberry Cbrdial is tbe one. Mr A. K. Hawkes-Dear Sir: When I ro- quire the use of glasses I wear your Paulis - oopio Crystallized Lenses. Iu respoot to brilliancy and clearness of vision, they are superior to any glaBHes I have ever need. Respeotfully, Fitzhugh Lee , Ex-Goveruor of Virginia. All eyes fittod and tho Ut guaranteed, by Wm. Rawlings, Sandersville, Ga. roeco M. V. Aflbbrook, UeO mnrt. ‘ V. Juiuort Moore, Boj/t. «l'ohi , c», niu.»afor^. Dorsetshire, England Jaoob Ward, Uowrul, New South dales And thousands of others in every part ol lb( . United States. Tennille, Ga., Sep. l i:h, 1891. Council met, J. U. Harman, mayor pie- sidiug, uldertuou present w - J. Joiner, W. 1'. Davis, Iverson Lord, II. M. Bashiueki and •J. F. Mnrchisou, niisent J. P. Davis. Min utes of last meeting read aDd adopted. Reg ular order ct business was then taken up. ST.lbuiS.MO. HiPMW'TOJFni OAU.ASTEX I October m xt it my office in Saudersvillo ia I* l-» 1 ~TraaxJ sai l county. Mbs. C. C. Brown, iSautlerBville, Ga. Beach A Farmer, Louisville, Ga., Given under my hand and official *i, BU lure this let day of July 1891. 3m M NEW.RAN, Ordinary, V O “Compound Oxvgcn its Mode of Action and Results.” is the title ot n new brochure i f two hundred pages, published Oy Drs. Starkey A Palen, which gives to all inquirers (nil iutornmtlon ns to this romarkahlo cura tive agent and a record ot several hundred surprising cures iu a wide range ol chronic oases—many of them alter being alundoned to die by other physicians. Will lie mailed tree to any address on application. Rend tho brochure! DUS. STARKEY A PALEN, No. 1529 Arch Street I’iiilailclpliiu, Pit, pes8 188. Caveat/, and Trade-Marks obtained, and all l'at- Jn.iM rnndtictof] for MODE RATE ►ECC. ent bti-siucaa conducted lbr Mope Oun Office is nnd wo can ■*". •' » ,a t ‘ aL reinoto fn'.u N v ’ : '' - iwiifjt.irj Bend model, n.-siwinr; tion. \V« advif-X charge. Our f«.:« oot duo A PAMWLCT, names of actual c.: ’m * ' town, sout Irt ‘. Auura: r Or um-' tUnu t photo., with deecrfp* tfalilo c ““*■ f 1 i-aicn AfAihr wit c, cmuity k < S LIE BIFF’S SALES. VlliST XUEaDAY IN OCi'aBEit, 1891, O«A- S M W & C O* Oi»p* Patent Office. Waohingtom. D C. GEORGIA—Wasbiugton County. Will be sold beforo the oourt bouse iu Hnndcrsville, Ga., on the tiiat Tuesday Ootober, 1891, between the legal hours ofsi lie following property*to-wit ; Ono gn,y mare mulo, ton years old, na RIjo 1) ; one bay horse mulo, about ten ye ihl, n mud Logan; oue bay horao mi ibent lour years oi l, nutued Mike, and lark bay h irs" mule about ten. y >hmfd Sol, in possession of J. P. >j Levied on us the propcily of J. P. Sw*^ io »it'.ly a Ii la. issued from tbo aupe e.iirt of said county in f iver nt W. roii. Lig il uolioa given in tutuis i C A oL i,*,.i: b tart " t„(. '
