About The Sandersville herald. (Sandersville, Ga.) 1872-1909 | View Entire Issue (Oct. 1, 1891)
SANDERS VILLI U'\* (I he }jci*ri(i{ {|cor]ji4ii, W)L IMllK, FA. St I’rop’r. • v.\> ws;. v,v^ -e. < Household Remedy 3L/DEHT t’APEU IN THIS Sp.MlON nr Georgia. ?EM»°SSC8K8!> ST ii C «? * a "'f'u.' ■rawra; cvKwki. a VESTUS JACKSOJ;. DISEASES smisonil’TioN price Copv Ono Voi r.. ,, • “ Six Montis. ( labs i! I -ti One Year i “Six “ " II n.>t (ini-1 in iidvam e on i> v«*r / > ? at (/,«• V.i muil vuiUir Mnyd, isso. v ill be f« f; , ')>'f ns s, '« lOM Bsianic Bluvij Us!® i ItCures HTifS!?' Si! S form Of malignant SKIN KfUlt’TION be- d sides being efficacious In t, , inrj ,m ||, 0 \ whirimo.! r V ! 7 ,n3 ,h0 «"*lilu«lon. t when impaired front any eut'ce !>•, & hliint f,- P f. rra, " ral hc ‘) ln 'I rrore.lles 4 ; T liftVi* |'(*'d n position ^tttti-r.v MooiuiIhj , v Hunt,,- | 0 th.lr no* Who e.nlo and K t,.il Rrj Goo I, Slur. „Gre - II welcome my friend* and give Hum tbd i best possible trentmont. I *'! '“<*11 oidors Hunt mo shall have \ sill".?1 > 1ron, I ,t attention. B U S T N E 3 $ OAR D S GK Wo H* WIitaker, DKNT 1ST Sander svile, 6a. TUnjIiH '.'AH1I. Office 2d Htory ot Pringles lllock flavnos Htrei-t dec. 7. lBl-n -If II. I lUMirim. !| )t t. HAWUNIlt'. HARRIS & R AWLINGS, A'WORN WY8 AT LAW, SAM»HUtMYIIXI<;, - . - «j > »8 Broad Street, . . . Angnsta, Ga. | ho|,(.17.SH Exposition Rates A, ° l ,i n»jjhla'fi by Passenger commit;, j Htoner .Sluup; h I it. i, ‘ si “«Kf>tor h H « - pat)lisiiod t .io foilowipf/ t atoH to the J exposition; Regular excursion rates made "ft flit! basis of Un,,,, „ r , r j (l | a |f !°?. nts P° p ntiio round tm. from al ,i;° lu,B »» Ooorgid Floidia, A"i?usiit,(ij|isoi»& Siiiidomillo HR, rounuHsoo. From all^oSoutRido MC’llKIllTI.K \ 0# 1°: fl " B " tB .t 1 cs «»»‘l °» two daj« of « " s ln ffearentrclrg a cure, If j, directions oro followed. ^ SENT FRtF. . IMatBTnAT, u -v -Mail. «f \'ioiiiln>K " O x BL00D BUM CO., Allinti, ttn. ' J In Effect May 10th, I8!)0, Daily—East,Sundays Excepted. Lv Kami, rsvill ... 3. Is n in Ar Augusta.. ... .s.:i't 11 m < ac!i week I ho above ini rates will bt 2.00 p n, Unily-.il/ont, .Sunday Excepted',* *’ U ' 8 p in L/ A nfpicUi 6.:m n m Ar Sandorsvilb I 11 r.5 n m 8 U'J p in Will prnotioo tn nil the courts nf Middle Circuit. Prompt attention given to bi,.-im o Otlioo In the middle room 011 western ride ot Court House NANDEnsVrU.E, GA mar 20, 'S'!- ly II, I, VANS, II U. KVANS. Ill EVANS &■ EVANS, A ttorno vs at f .aw, SANDEnwviCT.E, OA. Otlico in North-EttBt corner of Court House, sept U, 1RRH -t( 2 07 p 0 52 p bv Hnniiersytllo 7 :in 'f Aupnstn. . . in. |,i tl West, Snndny Only. I.enve A Ii ;• UR IU ('. |H a in nos „ ArSnndcrsCiUc.. 11,31 n m k in 1. tct.nc North, 1, ,, and Must at Ani„ a Or.nnu’tlnn via H. A T. Kail road antral and bruin$lii*-i if Sauilprsviiifi. Hamilton wit.kins, .Pres, ar, 1 G. M. 1 u:k< t .l;-ent. With v specta] oscartiion will bo‘run . f 'f' u ,l 1 points within a radios af •»°° nidos of Atlanta on two d.ijsof fit 1 cunt per mile, ou Tuesday and It. GAItnOLL, Richmond and Danville R. R. i’o Ohonduig the CKNTltAL RAIL ROAD OF GEORGIA. ^clietlulc...;.; iS Itctwecii Hindi rsvillc, Gen den. ? Mill-u nn«I & \»rili on, Mi;, .’ant,nh. each week Tin’s 'vilf bo 1'hursdiiv. On Wednesday of each , of 3i emits per mile will from all points within a fifty miles of Atlanta. fieketa sold at the ono cent tier “ u, ° , ato wi!l be Rood for five davs Commissioner Slaughter has not nxmi tlio limit forttio others. E'ok a rate bo made radius of The IMnaxiire «r Afatareil Age. YomiK people in thin country nro very npt to think that the world and iu pleAfturos belong to them aloAo, that tho outlook for older people is oolorlesn and uiiintcrcntlnjt, and that, nt the best, they emi only enjoy life vicarfoiisly throuirh their children. Till* i.,. however, hy w, means the case; the imn*o of enjoyment Is us keen, ln moat instHtiees, at fifty !U at twenty-live, and vastly more appre dative. To ho tsnre, that which would constitute tho pleajuresof ono age would not be exactly the kind which would suit another. "1 do not envv you a bit," said a dear o!d lady of seventy, as her granddHuirh- era presented thcin.soRes in „|| the bravery of theidfine afrf. ,. before (joino to tho ball. *1 have my ploasuron, too, and I would not exchange my comfort* able seat before thu blazing Uru With my b-et on the fender and a good novel for all of your anticipated trlneg hs, Cmng people ure really too full ,,f themselves to enjoy thoroughly an ah- sttact idea, too Inhuming over with their own personality to enter entirely nto the spirit of art. music or the mvstie beauty of nature. Only those who ‘have earned that "flesh and blood cannot in- nent tho kingdom" can feel tho keen in tellectual enjoyment Unit is warped by no pi rsonnl bias, no restless self seeking"; and Whatever may ho tho glorv of vottlh to it is not given tho fuller mid iiigl,cr appreciation that only comes with mn- turer years.—Now York Tribuuo, * , " ,n “ lr >- •>» tb« l)«U,v„re Itlvio- Tlint I.IIHU Tim., Al.mii,,, Down along the shores of Delaware bav, on both thu New Jersey ;uid Del aware sides, there hi a thriving industry which is seldom heard of ami stil! moro seldom seen in operation Or, if jt u sven few persons stop tn Inquire into it. The Industry in question is the Icftil ,,1 <*4 crab lisliery, and tlio hard shelled of The Nmeteontli Century Woman. re, old belief I hero is au y, xon f tlio mas culine Anglo ^10“ “ in, V, uo marked ludi. - this ■to POH \r: i\ii? or d rains «u ,\V). )t . ( I* i > ' V I ASD NOK' Tl AIM AUl.JN i- • ! I> >WN i)A Y “ “ •• ; . l P Night ‘ . ,.*■ •* i p; I own N |-bt “ •• • i‘„ ; II. R I to SANI»i:i:sYlI,l,E Sc TKNXIJ.ii: TIMIN'. '1'oittks 1 lb ,;t St | t. Itth, U L).,v(. S.ia{lg.-iv;l e 1; ,0 A . 5 . Ai riv,."T. ueilTti.., , Lon'.,. JVnnilie Arm.. Sa„,|ru|s*iliu Lo.no Saurtorsville dm,, 1 .junijlg L t IVO Teiilillte.. Arriie S,od»rxvill <Ju!y 1 Train ot, Sundays, J. I. I f> W1 ... 8:17 . 1.1 . 12 .. . ...I: .7 ....1.6H ledgeville. Eatuiiten NO. 81, IN KFFKt.X a Lb 11ST 2,1 ISO: *' Jfdm 1 'i in..', OOtb Meridian 1 HANDKKHVJLLK .t TKNNII.LJS It ]{. LvSdOd.rH.illoll,,, Ar S.uui isvijj, ] -, D'rfnmo 12 tM r.'. T iinille I. I IltWlN, Supt. A T. K. K, sville, (Ja, OEN TU.VIj U.vII,ho.\D Ihiltto„ Tennillu and Macon. North i;onnd Hoiol Down Dyt with world’s r f “ pi - d ft ^ Va ucemout tbrongb ibo VioS::? Uy °’ W( T W lias become lbftU . ever perplex- ingto(LcmaI,!at 0, “ wh °» H,Jdea ‘"f self for a mnaen t0 " mko atu ^ „f Ml 1 or nec ‘l8 ntari’s rn«* '«l Ilonkn In I*nrln. Parisians - if wo are to judgo from "otne statistics published—do not take so oudir at present tn fiction in hook form formerly tho yellow covered novel which casts usfmlly about lmlf u crown , lr ,l I'ttlo more when just issued, was to » Boett on every table and in tho hands 5f numerous travelers by boat, rail :nr. 1 hen, Ib now, however, a crisis YV, Slip ii. iloild " . -V 1. (Mill if. \ To tn'so affect Kent (1 h, I s!) 1, Leavs :i'i 1.n: 1 !<• 7.<.01 a, 1 ; ,n Leave Wj ightsvillo... .7:50 ,. , : : ; u • Anive i, tL lin ti ot. „ ,,, La.ive Dublin 1 ., 1 15 , .Arrive >0 x m.ille ] | ;)li ,. ... , ;; 1 . t'l.i kins ,t Haoru ai . 'J'iiain L* T tinill.* (5:00 a m Ar -t. I'eio.iite v.-bi A FULL tlKT, 6 volmiKH of tluo s, ] ,n]jj work ter inidlstcrs and H. H. t.-ui-ln . n„. Uoinpruliensivo Gomuu-utiiry, for sal H t the 'bsilP Office T1IE0. MAMWALTER lUanufacturer of Granite & Marble Monu ments and Statuary, Lv Tunmlle.. Ar Gordon Ar Mueen A r Milledgr-villb Ar Entonti ii Bouth llonnd.- Ar Teunille Lv Gordon I.v Macon Lv Milledgp.villo Lv Eatontoji Iietw Tennillo anti South Bound. • 1.20 „m 11.18 m, • ■ .2 40 a m 12 33 p u> ...3.25 a ui l.'.i) p j„ 2 55 p 11. 4 110 p le Ttead Down .110pm 1.20 a n .11 50 a m 1201 a r. .1100 a 111 11 #r, .0.10 a m 8.00 a u, ti momon or. Who no l,ntg u 1 10 apparel to practice a ,) ! ofoi ’“ lou . 01 .journey forth on f° ot u " lW he green leaves of Ard cn; Hll0 1 . hl ' 9 grown self-reliant and “diobtun;, equally at home it, tho ' V ‘ 1,to llo " 8 ° or ou the banks of tho h never plucks duisi, s nu‘ ‘«t;orcti|)8. nowadays to test her l? V V r s M ® ec ' lion by pulling fiigjrt t‘ lfaIr P f:t, . l| 8- iou firui her, instead, , ,un ‘ IJ f! c ^ 1 • 1 . M imilnrur p a 111, Siivannah, It end Down. . 1.20 am 1.10 pm .. 3.40 a u, 3 20 p „, 30 a m 0,20 p di North bound.—lloud Down Lv Savannah c..j(i„ m *.io ,, 0.20 a m 10.60 p u, 11 18 a ru 1 20 „ ui Lv Tenuille.... Ar Millen Vr Savannah... Ar Miller) 4r Tennillo. el making woithless- oynical rc-Hection upon the T , s 7 ness of the entire race, “'dividual love or hate in tho oppo8 lte H p X ,M apparently all ono to h 0 ^. 1 , 01 ^ “The Point of View,” in 0ctoljt;1, Snibi, V' W. II. Green, Geu’l Manager. \ E. jlellee, Gen’l Supt. Sol Id K BN ESN C, IJ A It A NTEK D. I111 porter Direct. Contractor for building Stono. Acerit for CHAMPION IRON FENCE CO. Til.. Host in tin,World. All Work Guaranteed. I ricofi and Oflpioal flrtMiimu nim< iuTT” ttn< ' or -^>' Da * dOBigns choerfiillj tur- ’OFFICE AND HTF, \Af WOitKS 520 and 531 ltroud Sta., -UIUU8TA, LA. oat,'), 1880. ?■&=£! XTi.t POETii.B:L3 FQUmVc. ■ : *“ K 'w'** tj ■, ■ ;• _ H *’ X:.' '' . Supt Haas, Ira flic Manager. 15. I ay lor, Gen I Pass. Agent. Pk T. Charlton, Pass. .Agent IT WILL PAY YOU If you contemplr.to making a trip to an, I’mut North, South, East er West,' and wisi, to thoroughly iicijh .inf yours. If with tl,. rates before starting. How tar is it? Winn toes it Oust to gut then ? etc. TO WRITE TO ME. [ 1 will at all timea chcorfnily famish, (re. of charge, any information desired, 'i'lios. wishing to tom, themselves into private el- elusion parties will he visited it desired and May information <■’. rfully give,-. -J’,’, Ladies and eliildrm, „nd tl, 1 truvclint without osoort, I will give loiter ■ .the Con- doctors 0:,-route, who will see theta safely through, Hiid render any assislaDcn possibh tor their eomn.rt and wellarn. i’or ticket lates, ways, guide books and solie tules, or an;, information, do not hesitate to command me. No trouble to h accommodating. •L 0. .SHAW, Ti-fiv. I’ass. Agent, oavannah. Ga. lyWiv Opinion estimates that The wealth oi the United Statos is $(56,- 500,000,00(t, distributed among 1,'},- 000,000, lamilies, of whom 15 500,- 000 iuniilios are those of wage- earners. There are 135,000 families that have an average wealth of ^ISO, 0u0. Of*the sixty-eight richest men the country, four are Roman Catholic. There are probably 100 Chiistiiiu families in this country with an annual income, over anil above expense, averaging half a million dollars! apiece; and 8000 Christian familios with an average income ubtive expense of $25,000 each, and 100,000 Christian iamb, lies*with an average income of $10,-j 000 above expense. A great share I of the $1,400,000 added yearly to j capital of the country belongs to Christian business men.” threatened in tlio book trade, and novels are nt a considerable discount,. H is estimated that there are from fif- bvii to twenty popular authors whoso books fill tlio .requirements of tho pub- liH.licrs. To attain this end at Last thirty thousand copies of n work Jf, t he sold. Zola ,ual a few others reach ms point easily, but it has happened kit' ly that ono of the most celebrated of Mm latter-day Hetloniids had the miafor Hum to find that 45,000 e. ruea of his last production were returned to the pul, li; hors by the .Unison flncheUo, which has tho monopoly of railway bookstalls (| f a splendidly bound book by a fa- no ns author, ornamented with designs ny eminent artists and advertised in the mo't extensive and elaborate manner oily. opo copy was got off. uf another work of thy same description, but less expensive, only six copies were sold, the remainder being handl'd over at a ridic moils price to the secondhand booksell era on tho quays. It is stated ftirther- moro that ono publisher in Parts has now on hand 3,000,000 volumes which la Ciiuuot sell. Ijuiicloii Telegraph. especially vT u!J> fiS T ,y n *Hsc Ready Ft v Use. Ui, --. -:.vi ,t !&:•• : J i TO BUY "White Pine Doors, Sash, Blinds, Moldings, IiuiJderH’ Hardware, Etc. I lie recently talked of dool in phosphate piopertioy, by which French capitalists reprcsofMod at Ocala by Mr. Thuillier of Pajis, has bcoti cohsummated and the papers tihd lor record. The properties in volved aro the Peninsular Phosphate and Mining Company, 970 acres, and soino 761 acres east of Ocala Tli.i Mystery of Inheritance. I ho body of an individual animal or plant is to bo regarded, from tho point of view of heredity, ns consisting of two distinct Clements. These are germ cells and body colls, tho former devoted to the important work of reproducing tho race, tho latter constituting t he actual bodily material, and discharging all the ordi- uary functions through which tho iudi- vimial life is maintained. Inheritance is a matter of tho continuity of tho germ phe ui or genu cells, which arc handed down from one generation to another in cumulative ratio, carrying with them each case not tho fc-alurts and qualities "the one predecessor and parent, but of alt pro, 'dtug generation*. -Assuming that tho germ plasm Is liable tooxlnbrt variations, wo can see how and why Midi viirsa! ions can bo transmitted to new generations; but we have also to tal; ■ into account tho influence on the gr,.:i evils of the body to which they While, then, in), chance pr«- 8'' r v..s through the coutiuiiity of the germ cells tho stability of tho race, it gives the rein to variation, and by tho combined infittonces of environment act ing cn the body of tho individual peoples the world with new and ever varying forms of life. Ur. Alexander Wilson in Harper a. belonging to Trimble aud Pyles and IS. Emmil X. (Iron tin, crisa I.,.. Mis. Emma N. Gteou, the price be ing nearly $3U0,00(J. An Easy r.cisiin. 1 hyru ware two very young women ’ !l K‘-'d live or thereabouts and ‘exactly of a size. One had Jong yellow onrl.s turn Wing about her round pink face one year 1.0,'4,070 of critalaceous fellow* .'■re taken from their native element while in some years tho yield has reached ns high as 5.000.000. The season only lasts three month, and sometimes les.-i The story is told hy Hugh M .Smith " the United States (lsuvommissiou. The fishery for king crabs, while not primarily intended to provide a f,„, | product, indirectly contributes to that result, furnishing out, of the best fertil- !f r ' s This variety ftf crab, al- hough having no valuo us an article of food, furnishes tho basis forau industry I of no little consequeueo ( 0 tho com- I in tin 11 y, for, while fanners in most of th 1 seaboard states Utilize small numliers the crabs for purposes of fertilization, is only in Delaware bay that It can be find lo bo a well defined Industry, and It « only hero that special forms of at,pa rntits have been employed in capturing the festive king, A trip down tlio bay and un inspect!.... or the ishenc., proves tho industry to he m a flourishing condition. Tho fishing seems to center on tho Jersey side between Capo May Point and JI. isler ville, twenty miles above. About s-won Rights of tho entire catch is made bo tween Donnlsvillo and Fishing Creek At t ho intervoning settlements of Gosle,i Dias Creek ami Oreen Creek the catch it, round numbers has been 335,000, 410 000 ami 111,000 crabs respectively. Two forms of apparatus uro in com mon it so along tlio Jersey shore. One resembles a type of pound net, but the other is entirely unlike anything else used'in tho waters of the United Slat, ami is designed for and udaptoil to t Ilia flalmry. The stakes which form tho framework for the pounds aro 8 feet to 10 feet long and I inches to 0 incites in diameter They are located 4 feet to II feet apart ,*o lh , f> . bottom of thu stakes, constituting the "hedge,” boards ono inch thick are nailed to the height of a font or more: too bottom of tlio bowl an 1 the sides to tho height of 1 foot to k'j feet are formed in the ramo way. The door to tlio first bowl is from 13 inches to 21 incites wide on each side of the leader; tho funnel llae entrance to the second how! is n ,r rower, nn.l onlya fewerabjp.is,throng , >t. riio netting consists of either wire or twine. Tiie weir, or "stake net," aa it Is here called, is very different from the pound net, although both have some parts in common. It consists of poles or stakes driven into tho minldy or sandy bottoms so us to form a leader or "hedge,” win -s and a bowl or “pound." Tho poles con stituting tho bowl are 8 feet to 10 feet long and 3 inches to 4 inches in diameter at their larger ends and 1 inch to U incites in diameter at tlmlr smaller ex tremities. For tho wings and loader poles front 3 feet to 0 f^t long are em ployed. 1 ho foies are placed from It inches to 3 inches apart to permit tho sen to wash, through. Tho bowl is somewhat semicircular in shape, tho extnnnifi- s of tin- brnshwork joining the wings about, midv. iv their length, its capacity is enjyo i, :., ,] upon by the leader and the door or entrance to tho pound, which is the most import ant feature of the apparatus. It consists of a wedge shaped platform of hoards • ittiug Into tlio space between the wings iis they approach tlio luailer. Tlio plat- .form is inclined at a geutlo angle, and is about five feet long, projecting about one foot over a support. It i., important bat tho pitch of the platform shall not >o too great and that the floor shall not be too smooth, otherwise the crabs can not or will not walk upon it. The floor Of tho howl is made of cheap boards to prevent the crabs scratching holes in the mml and loosening tho poles.-Pliiladel phia Record. "<•' (ItiarUs Its iini.i. " 1 he Haul; of France is n remarkable institution in many wars." raid Lewis ('• UarroM, a broker or New York, "but J" 11,1 *" •* "mre remarkable than tn : f "' r in will,di it guards the vaults , in which its great storm of gold and sil- ! ver are kept. The Bank of Fram e gen- ! cr.illy eari'iMs more go|,1 and always more silver than any other institution in by world, with the solitary exception of ! "• United Htates treasury |j„t even a, latter does not lake such precauUons ; to prevent thieves li'niu lireiUifllg | n n ,„| ; S'ea.in ; We confide Iti bolts and bars | but while the Hank of Franco has a com- i l'e te S)st..||| ol lb. -e. It does In,I deem Mi' Ut Mtiiii'icnt and adopt i a ver iar means lor it. tic asmvs. "Lv.'i'y 'lay when the money Is placed UI the vaults in Hie cellar n lot of mn- 1 suns are „n hand and wall up tho doors ! V' bit hydraulic mount Water is then ' tnrind on and kept running until the: ‘' 1 1 ■ 9''"ded. ’I'litts a burglar would ll:iU ' b’ provide himself with ft diving ' mil and hr alt down i, eepiottl wall I lore he could begin work on the vaults ! ,. oir -,1'.-, arrive in the morning 1,10 water is drawn off, the masonry! broken down and tlio vaults opened. It is difiienlt to imagine how the most ex pert burglar would penetrate all those ileP'ORes, and certainly the’ treiumroa of , Lranee aro bettor guarded """ any in the world. '-Ht, Louis Post- Dispatch. JHfCtll- llistlling too r.e.'unty of MoikI. Tim t-iint nf scrofula, salt rheum, or oU »a miff humor Is heie.llte.l amt transmitted for generations, n,using enfold suffering, and a!.;o e.eemnnlatn polsoli .sail germ*of <l| s - !" 111111 A- rj bill air wo breathe. « tho food v mir-r. I y|ii 7T..T. ' 1,111 1,10 posltl've power Of Hood’S BarsaparffluoVerr.lt disease* "f the b,, od. ’Jtils medlolnn, when fAtrly tried, does , :pel eery tr.Vo ot Peiofulaoi <ha taint which cause* lit 1'hcnni, remove catarrh, neutralizes tl.e acidity and cures iheiinintlsm, drive, oat tlio germs of mnlarl.i, blood pop soiling, cfc. Jt a!so vitalizes and mi- rlclics the blood, lima crcrcainhig that tlrod feeling, and handing np tlio whole system Thousands t cs i i fy t o th aporiorlty of I food’s ' ursaparlllii ai a lit,, q jmrlffer. J''nll (i,for math,,, mat statements of cure., sent free. ’, u, Me VVi Stranger In ll.n city. A very swell I anting, middle aged nnri. apparently every inch of wlmt is teimod u man of Ilm world, entered a I load way car coming down town re cently at Thirty-fourth street, when [he , inductor came for his fare tho swell looking, middle aged man addressed him wry politely, Bavin#! 'Kindly kt me know when wo reach ihi- I- irtli A venue hotel.” I lie car rolled along. The street cross ing I ruling lo the entranee of thu Fifth Avenue hotel was readied, and tho car vms brought to a halt hy tho conductor. J he swell looking, middle aged man was sitting sideways gazing out ttuou thu beauties of Madison square. I'bill Avenue iiolelI" tho conductor shouted in tho door. The swell looking, middle aged man bolted around in his seat and began to 8 fare at the big hotel. "FiPh Avenue hotel I" ahonted tho conductor again, coming into the car. ikvn. a • tho swell looking, middle aged [nan did not move, he added somewhat bsuly. "Here Is the Fifth Avenue hotel, sir: aro yon going to get out?” , Wll ';\!" > ’ n I' ^'Kd tlio swell look ing, mid ,le, aged mail, mtrpi'isodly. "1 oi.l>: wanted to sue the hotel. Heard so 80 much about it, you know." Tlio passengers laughed lu npite of tlicim-i-ives. ami the conductor went biu-K to his Station and jerked tho boil stint, viciously,—New York Times. Sarsaparilla —1PP Doe,os Ono Dollar iOW’S YOUR FENliE ? 4 W? ,ia v fl IIiO CilvAdECT and Best ^ V.T WrOVEN IV.'TJS PENCIVC _ -?K PENCt.VC Qwirc Lopo Solvafe'o, x 3^y.-xjrce- wm "^411 50 - v - n. i.i.t* . i ..!- ii, ' .'•> j -rolrenf*i, 1 have n very in'go and well assorted stock i ALL SI/F8 of tlio above good, wliioh J tiei now eft. ring at very low prices in con nection with my usual immense stock of 'b A ' r "vtANPS oW,C ’ ° V51 ' !3*iS It) Usr, ail Ove?{h’:Wt'!!i! 1\, a bp tv [:v rxlrea. j HI, pi j ; ’ v./iJi ttiaml l-v i..r * 1 ^ i -tl): L'A i i i i. I eHLi t.I-: 1 i-lVL iOTtl AN &t€ <00. Ii'.DlA 1 PAINTS, OILS, KAILIlOAD STEAMBOAT & MILL SUP PLIES, LIME, PLASTER, •HAIR, CEMENT, SEW ER PIPE, Etc. Cull aud tfet my prices on above goods also on Sluto, Iron and Vt’ooc1oi\ AIuDtoL, all stylos am] prices. Grotes com- pete, or any separate pieces. Aijents lor F. DECK A- CO.’S 1‘laia and Deoorntive Wall Papers, Etc. Andrew Hanley? Savannah, GEoitaiA. 2-19 Maphip, Sept. 20.—Tlio greatest! misery bus been caused by tho Hoods! td, Cummins uml Viliutiunca. Tijol crops bttvo beau lost and if, its j found that riots will result if rolief j i. delayed. At Consueguro there is a detuaml ior more digiufeotautu. ,M'iuy ! marauders have beou imprisoned I there. At rllmoria the bodies of! 1,781 victims of the Roods; we:o| buried. Many bouses uudermiued by tbe ilootls continue to fall. ., , , -j and big, wido.ldu.) eyes that looked fearlessly at every tiling. The other was fair, too, but her oyos were dark and timid and there were httle nervous whirl* in her silky black locks. Tim pair wore trot ting along the wido pave of ait uptown residence street ut about 0 o’clock in tlio afternoon. After three blocks of it Miss Dhm Lyes said, in ju t her mamma’s tout); Tlio \V!no ICxjiort* Tlio wino expert is a man bom with such a keen sense of smell and taste tiiat ho is able to taka different wines and ", ,u oneatriflo too mncli acid, an other is too thick, still another is too turn, and so on. After lookin “Now, U".' -io, dear, 1 must kiss you •OUbV. Ymir lim:,,n 1U I'n-f .1 eStoros for Kent. Two lmndsoms stores Jar rent in the; otn- tro of the Jonas block, l’ossestiou given ut ,uy time. Apply to Uits. M. F. Jones, a UH.t. ’no tf band rsviue, Ga., Aug. 28th '90. tf. M AYCH088 Ga Sept. 20.—Rev, John H. Culpepper,the evaugolist u ill hold a Helios of tent meetings hero begin ning on Oct. 5. Ho will bo assisted by Btv. W. N. Connolly of Tampa, El a. Charlie Till man, the sweet siugcr will niso bo jiresout. A new tent baa been ordered. From the present indications those meetings will have tho largest attend ance of any held by Culpepper since his famous tent meet ing in Atlanta. • Emfkhok William is very anxious to have passed a law that- will lesson tho evils of drink in Germany. Ho should boar in mind that nothing is more effioaoious in this direction than a shining example. comer and.nothing will hurt you. There is a policeman right opposite; run homo now, and be sure you cun," again soon. , fc ‘° ‘-"joyed our talk about the bear little doggie and the dulls. Tell Juba my Estelle sends love to her, mid come tomorrow. 1 am so glad always”— floating off in the middle of a sentence. 'ssio went around the corner all a-tii'ii'bla, and probably got safe home, fial way across tho block her compan ion heaved a deep, world weary sigh mid said reflectively, “You just have to be poll!-—bat my—ain't it awful tiresome sometimes!’*—-New York Recorder „ , a them all over ho is able to blend them together and nimto « clean, full bodied, palatable wine. Ahuoi.t any ordinary man with good "liorsa uenso" can learn tho mo- chain cal part of winemaking, but when it comes to getting wines through their fermentation without disease, preparing them for tlio bottle—what we call “finishing"—an export wino taster i s *e- qutred. Such men, abroad, earn from ♦•>,000 to $0,000 a year, mid some or them even larger salaries; in this country they receive from .$1,300 to $3,500 per minimi. —New York Epoch. iiniitJiijf (iiiiiMn r.ftRfi. To find a guinea nest waa the very I 1 ", It j of egg hunting. The creatures me linlf wild, and feed far afield The bush pasture was their chosen haunt, mi 1 had such store of hidden nooks, such i lumps of brake mid briar, such steep graiv-y banks, stu b tangle of sedge and dewberry and plum thicket, that wo would never have found mi egg but for the bird's queer habit. When the hen goes to thu next her mate stands guard :V 1 ' on ‘'to neare.it bare spot, and '"K Ha* air with bin harsh buzzing cry. iciloving the sound, we came upon! lb" pair. Madam chouse* her honfo d'lmt'iy, nail deeply hr,Hows the clean I dry r a; th uf it. Flowers often nod above i t, grass is Bare to sifting greenly about the edge. Overhead is always shelter of some sort, for the maker knows instinc tively that sunshine will addle her pro- * 'ole. egg... Her small cousin, tho par- tndge. so admin's her taste that some- time.n she.decidf'H to share the neat. • .omi'liiue;.. too. a lira !,r indepi'iidi.i’.t maul conies it-gvasshopperiiig into th" lai; h pasture, and puls her such shelter, vggs to the i: Gnest . . „ r „ Cllffff 0 ,?; ^ UNION SQUARE Ny"*R? ST. LOU IS MJ ^-,V NrA ' C ’-' 1 ' UALLAS.TEX. aVl;s. C. C. BhcWN, , 8autloiaville, Ga. Reach A I’.utiti.it, Louisville, G.i, into pH's her eggs Into '•'"ii we found forty And when we took * 111:1 it was always with ^eilver i poi :i Dl.iek mammy taught us, "Ef yci puts lam in i|e guinea'll smell It un' <jnit <le lies'." Whatever the r-a- koii, tee fact was untie the less fact- Harp, r's Young D,h, PIANOS:*: A ( it I 11mt Cjiii Opfn a Dcor, A black cat .'.tlleil fionnivard, who lives at .Mont,'unit. |,.-;.s learntsl how to open the d:„,r. Yen know, no doubt, that the Swiss tioor liandh-s :a r difterent from mirs. going np and down, bon i' jumping ou the haudle Rellable Makes, Many Stytea. New and Saoond-Hand. WW PRICES. EASK TER.’. LONG TIME. R V E«V new instrument c'eirxnteed for flv* »iyo<r«n't*^ d "7 ! rial ' i ' n ’ 1 >f net « repr sgStefe.-casa. saa rap-covered .tool and Inbtmctim E * T ’° * 8 No D.-rormn.l Cl,In.,men, “Did you ever see a deformed or crip pled Chinaman?" asked a gentleman, lhere was a negative reply, and the questioner continued: “1 don’t think you ever will. If a Chinese child is born do- formed it is made away with as soon as possible., Just how tbi babe is killed i do not know, but it is never permitted to live. You may travel all over the world and you will never see a crippled Chinaman. When an accident befalls one of them he is made away with too. Inis is a part of their religion, and they adhere to it closely."-Washington Post. Grange Ill.issoms All (lie Year. Puris is probably tho only northern city where brides may obtain orange blos soms at all seasons of tlio year. When they are in bloom in the south thev arc of course, imported, but at other times the greenhouses of the city audits vicini ty furnish an uninterrupted nuppiv and 't is said that the forced flowers are • „■ pertor to those brought from the south, ns the latter soon turn gray and dingy Forest t" l * 10 air. —Carden and j ttivurd found b he could open thu door. There is also j n this house ii gi-ny cat. who is a great friend of Ids. Ono day Peter was oat- Hde, and mewed to come in: Ids mistress uns busy writing, and look no notice; Peter became more urgent; Bonui- vnrfl, who wu.i asleep on a chair, raised his head and listened, and seeing leters wants still unattended to lie got up, walked across tho room, opened the door and admitted his friend. 1 have heard that black cats uro the most intelligent, and tortoiseshell cats the most amiable, of tho cat trilie. 1 wonder if there is any ground for tills belief?—Cur. London Spectator. *H FREIGHT PAID. PIANOS ORGANS $150 00 to $l,SOO OO $ 46 00 to $ 760 90 Special Offers. (pnmtions At,.mi v t|,. Why do we attain a certain sizo and weight of body and then cease to grow'’ \Miy is one person limited in stature to a few inches while another stretches m several feet? Why is it that one at ma turity weighs not above fiftv pounds and another attains a weight ten times as great? 1 hose are all questions of growth —New York Times. On Mis in oj.lcn Times. Dio Roman oath of olden times was made with great solemnity and elabora tion la Roman mythology Juno, mak- mg a promise to sleep, strengthened it by taking the heavens in ono hum] and the earth in the other. Greeks and Ro mans swore by t heir gods, by the Ntyby Olympus, by hell, hy their sacred springs Wells und rivc»- n -- ’ An Adept. Gentleman-1 never had such a per fect polish on these boots aa you have given them. Hotel I orter (modestly)—I used to be a private soldier in tlio regular army — New York Weekly. is, and by tho sun aud tlio moon. 'J heir oaths were of much value and meaning during tho early days of the republic, but worthless alter they became corrupt. Oaths lost their sanctity aud became colloquial or profane nt a very early time among tho Jews. Greek indie* sworo daintily by V'emis, Diana and Juno, aud now and then by some male god whose name was frequently taken in vain by their liege lords. The French monarch.. PIED MO NT ife ^ J, (‘"“Stratton st top 7K octavt*s /hr«L* aavertisenwnt), rosewood »U (reprove nemi ^ “sm"l’ P'lced Piano‘inanufactured^ S ‘. , loW ‘ $210.00 C. & W. War 7 en ’ ( ' Te “rtaves larg* ' o P., 5a file .* 3 Ut ’ u'LuSpW itld. \\*e offer it fo/'ordy Jtfifi’ftfl two sets Of Better than Bcati the w< from PhiiupTfy g Cr‘t^ H JuZnia 0 (*" n / ' W oro/r, W h nt ° r tMnk ot bujrtn ‘ f a «ano r Organ, by no means purchase untU yon nava seoured prices and terms from PHILLIPS & CREW. GtaMI*h*« ,8# *’ ATtANTA, GA. 1 he above liberal aud popular firm is rep. '■rs.nto i in this section {!>y the nude,-.smiied vho will take great pleasure in showing ds icns of t„, H t oigans and pianos and quoting •*'-t nrmr. u „f H, M house. Ifyou need or- rlrr.u of i|, gens or pianos call on Bandersvilto. O., The French mouarchs, •m peeuli oatJis.—St. Louis Republic, ' Taf 1 tBaamaw^** A Douiesiic Sowing ui iuhina latest improve- meuts used either (>v ’reidlo or otauk dan be bad. at Hkhaid’b offlao. ■ Tf you have a painful sense of fatigue ao d too, hud their own peculiar forms of .. v,mr «itiew iriwiine, t»ko Dn j. fJ. MoIjoans oathe-St l"*' Wki you a.rong and vigorous.
