About The Sandersville herald. (Sandersville, Ga.) 1872-1909 | View Entire Issue (Oct. 1, 1891)
- xocsr ONE ENJOYS Both ftlio method and results when Syrup of Figi is taken; it is pleasant and refreshing to the taste, and acts gently yet promptly on the Kidneys, Livsr and Bowels, cleauses the sys tem effectually, dispels colds, head aches and fevers nnd cures habitual constipation. fyrup of Figs is the only remedy of its kind ever pro duced, pleasing to tho taste and ac- BRIEF LOCALS. Regular term of Ordinary'* oourt next Monday. Public sale day next Taesday. Only lone levy male by Sheriff for thi* mouth. County Allianoe hold* it* quarterly station on Wednesday, 14th inst. Mrs. 0. 0. Parsons advertises her desira ble residence in WeBt End for rent Set notioe. City eleotion next Wednesday. Did you register for city sieolion? Quantities °f good crab grass art now doming in. Let the good work go on. Cotton market is locking up, and farmors »re acting wisely in bringing it in. Merit wins, as the marvelous suooess of Hood h Sarsaparilla shows. It possesses true modicul merit. Sold by all druggists. Attend the publio mooting at the Oourt house next Tuesday. The objeot of the moiling is to appoint delegates to the Road congress that meets in Atlauta on the 28th inst, Tho recent Improvements to tho dwelling ol Mrs W. Q. Summerlin on Harris street, PERSONAL. Mrs. G. A. Reinhart accompanied her daughter Mrs. L. 0. Parry, to her borne in Dublin on Saturday. Mrs, Perry has spent some time with her parents here. Rev. J. J. Hyman arrived in Macon last Monday on hta return from a tonr to Califor nia. He accompanied bis brother reoently to bis home on the Raotfic slope. He wished the IIbiui.d to ssy to his old fritnds in Wash- ington, that he had a most delightful trip, and feels greatly benefited mentally, spiritu ally and physioally. Wo were glad to see that he stood the trip so well. Misses Lula sad Ernestine Davis left on Monday for the Ga. Normal aud Industrial College at Milledgeville. Mrs. Eva Brown of Olay'a district visited her brother Mr, T, J. Jordan at Ooohran lae* week. Highest Of all in Leavening Power.—U. S. Gov’t Report, Aug. tf, 1889. JA8. K. HINES, TIIOS. 1». FELDER, Jr Late Judge Superior Court Middle Circuit. HINES & FELDER ATTOIt\i:YS AT LAW. Will givn Rpe»M>l ft'l'ntinn to Oomintroial Lt» -v AtHl lo the Practice? In the 8 j* Court ot Georgia. ABSOLUTE IN PURE TNN8ILI.B, ceptable to tbe atomacb, prompt in!“ 1J “'" b i<> iis g. unrol appearauoe as well it* action nnd truly beneficial in its effects, prepared only from tho most healthy and ngrcenble substances, its many excellent qualities commend it to all and have nmdo it tho most popular remedy known. syrup of Figs is for aale in 60c ami 81 bottles by all leading drug gists. Any reliable druggist who may not have it on hand will pro- nuro it promptly for any one who wishes to try it. Do not accept any substitute. CALIFORNIA FIG SIRUP CO. SAN FRANCISCO, CAL, LOUISVILLE, KV. MEW YORK, V .* CHURCH SERVICES. 1st Sunday* METHODIST. Prencliing at 11 a. m. aud 7 p. or., Rev. J. W. WcutoD. pastor. nj PT1ST Preselling at Sisters' Saturday and Bun- day stll n. 111., by Rev. B.H. Ivey, psslor. Tecnille Baptist obnroh, Rev. T. J. Beck pastor-Treaohing next Bnndny at 11 a. in. and 7, p. u. OHBISTUH. Pretcbing at Tennille at II a. in. At Ban darsville, 7 p. m., Uev, F. L. Adams, pastor, Happy and content is a home with “The Ro chester; 9 * lampwilh the light of the morning ftntUle£V*, writ* KotAtilor Lam/ Co. jViui Vot i Eureka Mills Ginnery, Best Lint Made, SO cte. per 100 lbs. W hen you are constipated, have headache- ar lots ol nppetite. take Dr. J. H. McLeans Liver and Kidney Tilluta; they are pleasant •o take and will cure yon. Frequently aocidents oconr in tbe Rouse, hold which oanss burns, cnls, up ruing and bruises; (or use Id snob oaeea Dr. J. 11. Mc Lain's Voloonio Oil Liniment has for many yaan been the oormtADt favorite family rem- •dy. CAlii) BIRTH • • • ••• MADE EASY! H Men news’ I-'richo ” is a scientific- a'ly piepaird Liniment, every ingre- diu'it of lecnguiml value ami in c aslant me l»y the medical pro- f«s>ii)ti. These ingredients are com bined in a manner hitherto unknown MOTHERS’ i'RIEND” • WIII. DO all that is claimed for i! Ai- 1 ) M( ,RE. It Shortens i.abor, !■ - ii.t t'ji ( Diminishes Danger to l. !e .f M. her and Child. Book to “ .'daim is ” mailed l-K Lli, con- t. vat ui<>lc information and V. I lilt •’ v leltiiirnnial*. ■■ 'it. ■ i r»r of |uiie fl.lki perboltla FIMlJ ..n...'uAI >R CO.. Al's.ita.Ot. 1 -. l uumuHTS. Him d«- is at lie OOOI) M lilt] | ;l,ii , , , Mid <d in g Low Middling Oooil Ordtnurv .. Ordiuury A'oltun l?lurU«-f. 7J ’7 7 1C 0| 6:r 6 as doubt!.kh to its convenience. Itrlog >onr cotton to the Eureka Mills Ginnery lor beet lint. Ginnjpg only 30o per 1U0 lbs. Dr. U li. Miller now oooupios sh his medi cal office the room lately vacated by Mr. W. G. Furqp. The insurance offloo ol Fnrse nud Hailey is now in the seoond story of tho Pringle building, — »-*-•»« A man who has practiced medicine lor 40 years, ought to know salt Iroui sugar; read what ku says: Toledo, O., Jan. 10,1887, Mckhm. F. J. Chooey A*. Co.-Guutiomen ;— I have linen in the general practice of tueill- oine for most 40 year*, and would aay that in nil my praolioe and experience have never seen a preparation that I could prescribe with hr muoh confidence of success as I cun Hall's Catarrh Cure, manufactured by you. Have preaoribed It a great many times and Its effect is wonderful, and would say in conclusion that I have yet to find a case of Catarrh that it would not cure, it they would take It according to direotioyis. Yours Truly, L. L. QORSUOH, M. D. Office' 21fi Summit St. Wo will give 1100 for any case of Catarrh that can not be oared with Hall’s Catarrh Cure. Taken internally. F. J. CHENEY A CO.. Props , Toledo, ^S**8old by druggists, 76o. DRESS* GOODS Is oar specialty this season. Ev erything strictly reliable in quality and price and correct in style ancl coloring. Among tbe popular new weaves this season are Bedford Cords, En- "lish Cheviots and Homespuns, 'lain and Plaid Camels Hair. Tuft ed 8aitings, Chevron Mixtures, Ser pentine effects »fec, in all tbe new colorings. Call aod see us when yon 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 Bat- toriok’s paper patterns. Durden, Smith Ellis, Macon, Ga. Mlsa Claude Martin having been appoint cd to a scholarship in th* Oirls’ Industrial Hohool, left on Tuesday for Milledgoville. Miss Ella Martin left on veaterday for Col lego in LiGraugo. Who now belongs to 111* Hanlor class. M. W. L. Joter representing that N»nta bala Syndicate whose advertisement appears In the Herald is in the oily in the interest of that marvelous enterprise. Mrs. 0. 0. Parsons, and children, Miaa Sallie, and her sons Cbarli* and Jimmie laft on Tuesday afternoon to take the night train atTonniilo for Atlanta, their future horn*. Sandoraville parts with this most estimable lady and her excellent family with siuoare regret, and oommond them to the regard and confidence of tho good people of Atlanta Mrs. Anna Pollen who has beon visiting her sister Mrs. Parsoos, accompanied her to Atlanta, whero she will in future reside. 8ol. Con. B. D. Evans, Jr. and Cols. J. N. Ollmore and B. T. Rawlings, also Oeo. Evans, E«q., have been attending oourt this week in Joknnon. Mr, W. H. Wynn and family have moved to tbe Northington residence in West End. •• • —— There are millions in Rtf said a drngglat when asked about Dr. Bull's OoOgh Syrup Prioe 26 ots. 4 r For some time past I've been a rheumatic. I recant I v tiled Salvation Oil which gave me almost iostant relief. I sincerely recommend H** B b«s entirely oared me. JAMES G OR DON, Bull I more, Md. Price of Ginning, 30 c per 100 at Sandersvillo. libt'iirxrr Anaociiatlon. Alliance (luarterly Meeting. Davisdjko, Ga., Sapl 24. 1*91. —Tho reg- ulsr quarterly meetiugoftbo Washington County Aliiunce will take plaoe in Saoders- ville on Wednesday, October 14th, Standing OommittceH are expeoted to be present to make their reports. 0. 11. P. Beall, • President. — For (lire** weeks I wss suffering fiom a severe cold in my bond, socompauied by a pain in (lie temples. Ely's Cream Balm was reoommended to mo. After only six applica tions of the Balm avery trace of my cold was removed —Henry 0. Clark, Now York op praiser's Offloe. hm>i:ii*viui.i: PHoviNiox ra licit KT. sides per lb (a) to 9J Balk Hi j o Flour-, 6.7h ffWD hftma •• 131 Moulders •• 7 «- " Si- «»»n Supnr ...6* @6 MtraC White 5 a 6 t* small quantities, prioes a traction higher •ionr 1 patent $5,80 Corn.. Msal ■gft« ■attar ObiekoDs bu. doe, .1 06 1 16 @ 1 20 @26 „ 16@SH)„ Buckleu'i'Arnica Salve. Tue Best 8alve in tbe world for Cute, otolsHi, Sores, Uloera, Salt Rheum, Fever ■ore*, Tetter. Ohapped Bande, Chilblains, i oro “' nn< i *11 Skin Eruptions, and positive- J cures Piles, or no pay reqnired. It is RUrunleed lo give perfect satisfaction, a*! refunded, Price 26 cents per box, “sle by Win. Rawlings. „ SES. »_• oRRY M F Q CO., Nashville. Tenn. *, v ^[ -J*?® OS1MJBB.AT1UD 39WGIH •W. L A TI ? 8T IM*»MOVEMeNT3 II u, Vsllr nuaraalM*. ffiW U.«. Standard wagon scales 1 * ft - • l i5.SSp«^:r.T^ BANK. ^ M F flCO..NASHVILLE,TEN* ROLL 5 Lt 'a p desk, L FIf; The Ken Juil, The new Jail under the (killed direction of Mr. J. A.GoodalliH mnviDg up steadily aud rapidly, and biginning lo assume shape and ooueliness. The heautiful pressed brick, need in the front uud sides, will give this beautifully designed building a band- some and imposing finish. The massive walls and heavy iron doors, guaranty the s ifety ot the prisoners, while the entire struc ture will ho quite an ornament to that part of the city CONFIRMED. The favorable impression produced on tbe firvt appearance of tbe agreeable liquid fruit remedy Syrup of Figs a few years ago h^s been more than confirmed by the plaaeant experience of all who have nsed it, acd the HQcoess of the proprietors and manufacturer* the California Fig Syrup Company. - • .. (tall and Dec Us. This is tix kindly message of Messrs. Wb ley Harris A Son to Hxbald renders this week. They have a large and well select- el lot of furniture, and they are very desir ous that tbe publio shall call and sea tbe bargains they are offering. They also aa usual have large and oboice Blocks of staple dry goods, groceries uud provisions, aud will sell as low as the market will warrant. Read their osrd aud call on them. Ed. HBnALO:-As you requested, I will gtvo you a brief report of the Ebenezsr Primi tive Association. The Association met with Mt. Carmel chnroh in IPlIkeraon county on Thureday last There are 13 oburches in tbe Association .and the attendance wa* lurge. There are 18 preaohers in oonneoiion with the body. Five other Associations corresponded with the Ebenexer All of these are In peaoo. The Association sent minutes and delegvtee to all correspondents. Elder J. N. Noble wae tbe moderator. Tho Introductory sermon wae piaeched by Elder 8. E. Hitoboook. Elder H. Temple* pretobed the closing sermon. Mder Issao Jones of North Carolina proaohed at Mi Gilead on yesterday, on bis way to the Asto- oietion that meets to day near Wadlay, on the Central railroad. ' Aw Attendant. McMoua Danger. Throtttons every man, woman or child liv ing in a region of oounlry wkera fever aod ague is pr v dent, sines the ui tl trial diseases are inhaled from the air and are swallowed from tha water of suoh a region. Medioinal safeguard is absolutely ueoessary to nullify bia daogor. As a moans of fortifying and soolimaliDg tho system so as to he able to re sist the malarial poison, Hostetler's Stomach Bitters is incomparably the best aDd the most popular. Irregularities ot Ihestomaoh, liver and bowels eooouragu malaria; but these are speedily rootified by tho Hitters The functions of digestion aud secretion are assisted by its use, and a vigorous as well ar regul ,r condition ol the Bjutcm promoted by Constitution and physique are thus de fended against (he inroads ot malaria by this matchless preventive, wblob U also a oertain and thorough remedy iD the worst o.ses of internment aud remittent fevers. CapL W. 0. Matthews who hae been oon* Inad lb his room with fever for severe! dey* w« ere glad to note is able to be el hie poet of duty again. Mies Maggie Denkslon a aliarmlng young lady of Millen, ts spending some time with her aunt Mrs. T. A. Lingo, to tbe delight ot her m*Dy friends here. Miss Bessie Muring sn attreolive young lady from 8waii.sboro it vtsitieg her aunt Mr*. Chse, Smith on Zjta Avenue. Mlee Aoree one of Camilla's fairest daugh- ter* was the gueat ol Miss Claudia 7/uff last week, Miss Aoroe is su altnotive yonug lady and war muoh admired by ail who met her* Quito a number of oc.r young ladies end gentlemen enjoyed a moonlight horse bank ride last evening Rev. Mr. Adams of tbo Chintisn Ohurob preached a series ot sermons lterv last week, th* meetings were largely attended and we truet much good resulted, the Uotnreori the use and abuse o( the English language oi.e Sunday nfght, was very flue indeed, Mr. II. 8. Hatch who kept the Tennille Uotcl a few years ago will take charge of it again on the 1st of Nov, we wi.h him success in the uudertakiug. Tennille High school continues lo increase, there art one hundred and four on the roll this week, aod both music trnobors have full olaases. • Quite a number of our boys,and girl* have left and will leave in a few days for oollege Miss Rosa Moore left for Lnoy Cobh at Athens last week, Mist Anna Uatohgoesto Wesleyan Mias Jodie Brown to Shorter— Misses Mamie Ueok and Maude Perkins te LaGrange, Messrs. Corbin Galtahor and Iatie Bathinski have gouo to Meroer, Oosohman Wardlaw to Oxford and others perhaps that we havn't heard of. Ife beard tbo finest Missionary sermon we ever listened to last Stbbath it was praaubel in the Baptist ohurob her* by tbe pastor, Dr. Beck. Little Ruby Dell Holloman b«s been quite eiek for several days, bnt we are plsased to bear sho is improving. Tue handsome two story residence that lit H. J. Ivey Is having built, bids fair to be oneoftboflne-tdwellingsintheolty. Mr. Iv*y is agoudoltiaen and we are glad to know that he has deoidod to locate perma nently in our midst. One ot bis little daugh ter* we Isarn is quite siok, we hops to hear of her early rcoovory, Mr. and Mr* Sid A. Paghtlay spent a lew lays U-t week lu lowu, the guest uf Mrs. Adams. Mr Elliott reoently of DavLboro has ao- oepted the position that Mr 0. D. Gallabtr had as telegraph operator. loo has been,shotl In our lowu for th* last few days, caused by the Mllledgavill* Ice factory breaking down some way, we ere glad to ee* that our de-Drs have gotten lee else where and we trust won’t he out again while Ibis inteuse kot weather continues. Miss Bessie Wiun Gilmore leaves In a few days to t*k* ohstgu of the Mosto ol*** at HI- waaee* High *obool, We congratulate 111w,is- sse in reoeivlog tbe Servians ofeo accom plished a young lady ns Miss Gilmore fpr teacher, Amoua^ A Unique Knivi'tnlniiirnc, Something novel in tho way of a sooial en tertainmeni is promised all who atteud the “Bonnet Party" at tbo residence of Mrs. M, F. Jones on Friday, tomorrow, eveuing. It is given under the auspice* of the Young People'* Missionary Society. Every body invited, young aod old. Admission, 25 ete. for two, 16 for one and 10 ot* for chil dren. DIED. Norman a little sou ot Mr, and Mrs. E J. orJuu, who lately moved to Fenn, Dooly Co, died.’on Sunday afternoon aged about four years The bereaved parents on Monday oarried little Norman to Tennille and depos ited bis remains at the family burying ground at Hod, W. A. fHnqnefield's. Their many friends will deeply sympathize with them in their loss. Catarrh ely’s “ CREAM BALM Cleanses the Nasal Passages, Allays Pain and Inflammation, Heals the Mores. Restoi es the Menses of Taste and Mined- TRY THE CURE. HAY A particle is applied into e*oh nostril and is agreeable. Price 50 cents at Druggists; bv mail, registered, 60 ots. ELY BROTHERS, 50 Warren St., New.York HAVE YOU WORN GLASSES? If you have not, then think about it. Per haps your eyes aolte at lima*, probably aftsr muoh use your vision becomes blurred and indistinct. You may not be troubled in either of these ways, and yet you havebeadaohe af- tar reading. It is sals to say that glasses are r-qulred, Thousands of parsons with Weak eye* have been wonderfully relieved by the use of Uawkes’ Crystallized Lenses. A large proportion of these were so muoh benrfllttd, thst, Id a short while, they were able to die- panes with glasses entirely. UEWAItU, A suitable reward will be paid for the re turn of a amall no backed memorandum book dropped by a tramp iu tha store of J. G Tyler at Tennille on Monday or Tuesday Sept 21st or 22na and no questions askad. The said hook contained information wbiob will probably lead to the identification of tbe stranger killed the day after. J. C. HADMAN, Mayor. A lirtive Charge. .. «... Agriool* Ga Mr Fdilor; Sept, 21, 1891- I see the young Demooraoy, or tbo so oall- ed of Atlanta, has brought suit against the Allianoe Organization as thieves. Now I pro pose to make them prove it, or take tbe re sult in auob a oasa. Tbe masses of tbe peo ple in the next Campaign will m ike their verdict. With suoh charges who doubt the verdict? even now tbe wit- 1 nesees iu Washington Co, are ed to be on hand for detendaut. Dr. T. J. Ueok has again been called by tho unanimous vote ot tho ohurob at Hepb- zibah to servo them another year. Mrs. M. 0. Hateh returned from Macon on Monday having placed hut daughter,Miss Anna, iu the W. F. College, Miss Bessie Hook wont to Mtoon on Fri day, The new w.iliug, tiokot offloe, and bag gage rooms are all completed, bnt not yet furnished with Boats, and add much lo the comfort and convenience to tho pablio. A Rxobettkd Mihtakb As stated in Herald of lust week, the news of tbe killing of the unknown young man at Tennille was received just as wo were about going to pres* Thursday morning. Tho re port here wss that tho killing wns done by Dr. J. P. Davis and done at his barn. The Hit bald heard this, and then asked two oth ers at different times, and did hot until nbont noon learn that it was not Dr. J P. Davis bnt Mr, J. H. Davis, who fired the latal shot. Dr. Davis was In uo way uouneoted with tbe effair. Being misled by tbe oarrent re port, the Herald gladly makes the above cor rection. Miss Betti* Lou Carey loft last week for W. F. College at Maoon. A Farmer's Phjsit'inn. J. T. Porter, DeKsIb county, write*; Am remote from medical aid. but 1 bav« a phy sician ever with me to check sudden atUoka of the bowels in keeping Dr. Digger's Huck leberry Cordial. THE FIRST STEP. Perhaps you are ruD down, oan't eat, can’t sleep, can't think, can't do anything to your satisfaction, and you wonder wbat nils you. Yon should heed the warning, you are lakiug the first Step into Nervous Prostration. You need a Nerve Toniu and iu Electrio Bitters you will fiud tho exact remedy for restoring yonr nervous system to its normal, healthy condition. Hurnrising results follow the nee of this great Nerve Tonic and Alterative. Your appetite returns, good digestion is res tored, and the Liver nud Kidneys tesitme healthy action. Try h Dottle. Prioe 50c at ilu. Unwlings' Drugstore, n DESIIUIILE FOR LiDlliA. posted in the new styles ss (hey come out. '•Album dcs Modes" is also * popular Pari •Ian publication, many I olios giving it the preferehoe. It is replete with sttoh styles ns are patronized by the middle classes, its de' ■Iroh being neat and plain, yet all of the riohest ohataoler. These three monthly jour nals claim to givn the earliest lashions, ss they sro all printed in Paris. Tfcey contain lessons in practical dressmaking, which aro of incompitrable vnlr.e snd easy to tiDtler stand. "La Mode de Paris" and the "Al bum due Modes" arc eicb $3 50 per annum, or 35 oeuts for a singlo copy, Bamples can be obtained from tbe lionso nt single prices if (bore is any difficulty in obtaining them from ncwndcalors. — ■ - » To ollny pains, Htihdne iuflnnmtion, lien- old sores and ulcers tho most prompt nod satisl.iotory results aro obtained hy using Hint old reliable remedy, Dr, J. II, JkicLean s Vulcanic Oil Llnlim-nt. If you suffer pricking pains on moving (he •yes, or cannot bear bright light, and Uud your sight weak aud failing, you should promptly use Ur. J U. McLenn's Strength ening Eye Salvo. 25 cunts a hox. Frog Pond Chill *'uro nnd Wooldridge's Wonderful Blood Oure, can ho lad at Dr. C. E Daniel's. j • Teitniiic'i'Prnffi'dy, The trngio death ol tbe nnkoown man briefly announced in the Hesald of last week it still tbe burdeu of daily inquiry and conversation. Who tbe unknown man is, is as much a myatery now as when first hia lifeless body was discovered in tho barn yard of Mr J H Davis, The sad tisgndy has revealed a still sad der laol. that there are many hoys, dialing it may be under pareotul restraint, or fired with an nnwiso, restless spirit of adventnro, inspired it may be largely by the corrupt and corrupting novels of the day, have wau- dered from the patentd mo/. Three times lias th« body been disinter* sed, to gratify the wish of diatressed parents, who had coma with burdened hearts, fearing their sort might have fallen, Mrs. Di-naon ol Maoon first oatne, Iheti Mr W. It. Ilsmmoud of Atlaotn, and Mr. J. M aud W. R. Sykes of Mitchall and last ly a Mr Gavin ol Rout'-, if we mistake not, hsd tho body diainterre 1 the third time, bnt all were satisfied that tho dead man was un known to them. The inquest, composed of considerate, jit- dloions citizens, say in their verdict they consider the bomioide justifiable ———■•*- • — A Ullflft (sfln'ft K%|»t*rl«*ticc In A IjlKlltll'MMfl. Mr. and Mrs. Loren Tresoott are keepers of the Gov. Lighthouse at Sand Beach, Mio’i and me Menued with h daughter, tour yes- old. Lust April she w»a taken il iwn wit Measles, followed wi,h a dreedfnl Cough nt... turning Tnt > a F va\ Dmitora at home end at Detroit 'mated her. but in va n. she grew worse rapidly, until shi was a mere ‘'hand ful ot honas".—Then *h > triyd Dr. King’s New Disoovery and after the use ol two uLd a half bottles, wax cninnlulelv onred. Thai *ay Dr. King’H New Di-novery is worth its weight in gold, yet yon m-v get a trlul bottle freest Wm. Itawiings Drugstore 33 FITTEN BUILDING, Cor. Marietta and Broad, % A (Hint it, (ill. june 18, 1801. ‘Burial Oases Motalio Casos, Casket* and Oof- dn8, of any Quality and Grade, al ways on hand. A Inigo stock of these goods will lie found at the store °f Tabbutton ife UronAN. CITY ELECTION. Resolved. By the Mayor and Council ol the City of Haudersville tlmt en e'ootlon for Mayor and aldermen be h*hl at tho Uonrl llouso in Bandersvllle. Ua;, on the first Will, tie*day iu October, 1MH, betWteu the hours ot ten in the ijtouoou and three in the alter- noon lo serve in aocurdanno with auction '• ol revised charier ot said city. Resolved lurthor that tho olurk of the council shall open a book of registration lor the registiy of voters in terms of aiction 3 (A) of the revise,! charter ol said oily sn-i said olerk shall give notice in the city pauer.- In accordance with seotlou 3 (B) ol said re viaod charter, that sai l buoliN of registration are open. B. E. llOUOllTON. w, E, Watkins, Mayor. Uily Clerk. Dr. Robt. L. •Miller, TIIVSICIAN AND BURGEON. SanderBvillo, - - - Ga. Office lately ocou pied hy W. G Purse. Aag 27, ’91 mineral M|»rlnits Alliance. Regular meetings ou tho 2d aud 4th Sa'.or- J. Q. May, Frost. Ordinary’s (i tut ions. Administrator's Sale. GEORG IA—Washington County. Hv virtne of nn Older g-nnted hy tha Cnnil of OrJinnr- of said county at the 8 -pteuib.f term of ani l court, will he soi l at tbe contt house door in S tudursville to the bight-i t bidder, on the first Tuesday in Novexub'-r next, between the legal hours of sale, the two hundred and seventy ncr-s of land in sitld iiunntv. n -j lining .an la of .-atai. s of W. II. i i', S ail <"H Da iiel ,u i m, * of Ir njna llilro. it, he.oDglug t - I e i e'-ite (<"„ VT. tturuuU, late uf Auto uuiib'.t d / esaed Slid for the benefit of heir, at, , c„,i,,,,„ ( deceased. Terms oasb. JoeEnn \f c vmr, It Administrator. (lays iu oscli month J. F. Hawkins, 8eoy, lliu-rotv (■ lingo Alliance. Regular meeting* at Bethlehem Aoademy. near Wnrthon, Saturday before 2ud Handily in each month. W. T. Askew, Pres U. 8. .Smith, Hoot’y. Riddleville Allianoe. Regular meeting is held in tbe afternooD of every 4th Batnrday. . , „ W. U. Fuloiium, Pres’t. fearing J. A. Carter, Seo’y. Riddleville, Ga. - -warn— ■ Ocourc *ii!».Alliance. Ocpnkk, Ga., Mtrnh ?, 1891, Rditoh Herald : — Will yon )>I«ahh publish in your pnuer tb« r^nlur uiootiiu; day of Oooftfri nub-Allianoe— Hatnr lav before tht 2nd Hundav iu each mouth at Ocoubo Acade my nt 2 o’clock p. m. The other ooiioty pnperfl will please copy. UeHpeotfully, ^ T. P. I’UODM. For Fence or For Stock Law, iu tue 1399 District. GEORGIA—Washington County. Ordinari h Office. BnrTiMDEn, 23,1, 1891. Notice la lurvliy given t.h-t a ; utlliou sign- cd hy more than tilueu f rechoirteis cl ihw 1399th Pislriut, G M., kunwn us Tennille District has l» en tiled in my office, praying (hat an election he ordain I in said di-trial upon tiis question of "For Fence or For Stuck Law," No-v in compliance with the provision* of $ 1455 of the Goile of Georgia of lhbl it i* ordered- Thnt notice ot l!-o fil ing of said petition be published for "0 day* in the 8-tiilnrsville llEBALr and lie posted el tha oourt hoi.an door and poal office in tUi . dersville and nt the oourt ground an t t»o other pnlillo places in sai l lhTOin Hleirui G. M beginning with the 21th day ol 8ep- ternber. it is further order,id, That fiftien days after the expiration of enid 20 day*, to wit. on the 29th day of Ootnbef l«»l an electinu bo hold nt the death,n preciriol of said 1399th district, known bh T-ni'lll* un der tho same rules nod regnUli.ms. n« ar* provided for tho flection el mem her* ol th* Ueneral Assembly to determine til- qnfstion of "For Fence or For Stook Law," in Hiiid 1399th District G. M Given under my hand officially this S3rd day of September, 1831. M NE*VM \N, (t- Ordinary VV. 0, A true extract front Book of Minutes, t Page. DIIY UOOIM, Onr slook si complete In evory dapart- mant—Dress Goods our specialty. When you aro in onr town oil onus. Write for earn pies of what yon wont. We pay express- age on all orders amounting to $10. 000, or over, 0»0. W, (ItlEKNB Co., Triangular Block, t Maoon, Or, Shorter College, home, Ga. FOR YOUNG LADIES. Session opens September, 30, 1801 FOIt ICKII r. My rosideuoe in Hast End. Desirable and a splendid well of waUn. Mrs. 0. 0. 1’AnsoNs lot High and healthful situation, dimming grounds and loeuory, Magnificent buildings, (cost $130,000.00). Twenty accomplished and officiant teach ers. Splendid Musio Department. Famous schools of Art, Elooutlon and Physical Culture. Apply to Dll. A J BATTLE, Tres't. or PROF. IVY W. DU JOAN, Business Minsgcr, Mrs. 0. 0. Parsons, A i TT i -» Eads, Neel & Co. ’ The new Fashlou JouruaU pnhlishrd by A. McDowell it Go., 4 West 14th Btreet, New York, are ag*in on our uble. The superimi. ty of thase journal* is abundantly| showu cn •wry page.."La Mode" is the smalleet or three, and is intended for family use. It has °* n many styles for children, nud is only $1 £0 per year, or 15 oents p r copy. "La Mode de warn- jParie" is an elegant journal, filled with every Youre Truly Vidette ° nbe late »‘ P«is. Thi. i* * Army, vidette. gr . >t UvorlU with ladies who wish to kee One - Price Clothiers The Neel Shoe Co. Fine Shoes. M!aepn, Gra. Orders Promptly Filled. Oct 1 ’91. A ugusta, (iu. Large, airy Rooms. Good tuhlo iare; with plenty of fresh milk. It- tea $1.50 nnd $2 00 per day. U. S DOOLITTLE, Sept 10 '91. 6 Proprietor. ForLoavetj SY1 Land. GEORGIA—Washington Countv Obdinary’h Office. 8. G. Jordan, administrator wi'b the will annexed ol Mrs. Cnlliu Ostuuri deceased, lias indue lorm applied lor le.ve lo sell the lands belonging to the aauie of said deoeas ed, and sai i t.ppliautiou will t,» huurd ol the first Monday iu November next, AI. Nkauan, 4t Ordinary W. 0. MARLIN* 1 ." Tax Levy For Tue Year 1881. GEORG IA — Washing ton County Court of Ordinary sitting for County pur poses, SbptemOzu, 39, lbUI Whereas his Exoellency Governor W, J. Northen has issued his order to the Tax Col lectors of tbe state to assess nnd collect a Htnte 'Tax ot 5 and 8-100 ol one per oent or filly ceuts and eight uulta lor the fl-c.d iear ol 1891 on the value uf all the taxable prop erty of tbe Btete. And whereas the //ouorahle Grand Jury of tho Maroh uud Beptvmbur terms of the Hhperior Court of this oounty, (upon the suggestion of the Ordiuary) has rvcommend- ed a levy of 4-10 of ooe per oent. on each oue hundred dollars of tno taxable proper ty of this oouu-y, wtiiun t igetu.ir wilt t ie State tax, would make 9 un i 8-100 ot one per oept. or ninety coins arid 8 mills on each one buadr I dollar*. Now for tho purpose of facilitating th calculation by each individual tax payer ol his or her taxon the value or thuir proper y SB returned on the Tax Digest, the itu l. r- sigued Ordinary deemed it ndvisible, (in view of the increase in the Htatu f x ) to re duce the comity tax from id ceuts on ««uh ooe hundred dollars lu 39 ooiit- »nd 2 mill. So as to make ttiu state and cuauty tax to gether 9-10of one per oout. or nme/.y centh on the hm/dred dollars It is therefore ordered that the TiX Col. lector of this county do oolteei a uuouiy tax of Tbirtv-nma cents and 2 mill i on em it o ie hundr d do lars of (lie tux.nm prop, r y of this county returned on the Tax Digest Ipi. tbe year 1891 and pay over the amounts i., colleoted to the County Troa*uror. Given aDder tuy hand officially this 30.h day of September 1801. M Newman, Ordinary vv. u. Stale Tux 50 ot* K mills. County tux39 ots 2 mills, Total 90 cte. 4t For Adminutr.xtor’i Diimlnion. GEORGIA—Washington Coantj — Ordinarj’B Uffico. 8. L. Pars ina, sdmini .trator of tbe ratal* of O. 0. (’arsons Imu ot rani connly deceas ed, appli** to me for letter* of OlHmiN. M from the udininistration of said cstato, amtl wil! pass np in Ilia appllnaticn on the file* Monday in Jan nary 1892 at my offleoin Han- dersville in nai l county. Oiveu under my hand and official *'..n*- taro this 18tb day of Huptcrcbsr 1891, M. Newman, , 3tu * Ordinary IF, i'. For Liave to Sell Realtj-. GEORGIA—Wasbiogtoa Ootiuf — Ordinary’s Office. 8. L. Parsons, A. mlnUtrator of (ha esta • ol 0. (J. Parsons, b.s indue form spp.Jod o the underaigued fci leave ao *.|| two-fit,la inttrest in « honsk *nd let on the pnhliu rquarc at H-nilcr.viiie In nsi.i concity I*, lunging to tlu- runt, „f knit r ,, said application »ill be fisaril on too l td Monday In Novruiter 1x91 at U,.. uffic. lu .Sander*villc, Tfiis 2J t ii«y of S.it.n.' ur IHII, Ai Newman, Ordinary W. O. For Quird.dLshi;. GEOROIA—Washington County. Ordinary's Offloe. Upon tha application of,it ,v 8,Iter,tbo ex* soutor ol thu will of w, u . nailer late ot Jef. r, rson oounty dece»«„,i, showing that Ihrc* minor children of John F. Halter of Wash ington county are cniilird lo a legacy if 'and sud money in (lie bauds of said rxcoa- ini and (hat sal I minor children have ra guardian for n»I,| property. It is hereby rr- lured that citation issue in t riu* of the law requiring nil interested to show canso if any they have why tha guardianship for th* property of sai 1 minors should not vest iu the Clerk of tho Bap-rior Ooarl of H ashing- ton county or some oth-r fit p-rton, at that Coluber ttrm 1891 of tho Court of Ordinary, This 7th day of Hi-ptomlmr 1891. , M. NEWMAN, 1 '• Ordinary W. 0. Notice to Deb ter 4 and Creditors. All persons having demands -gainst tha estate of Willi ,m Tan An, l.u of Wasbica- ton county, d-oeosed, aie heiehr nwlifieil t* present Dioir claims to 'he unJ-rsigned In terms ot lire l»w; and ail parsons iodehtod to said estate an hereby r. quire 1 to make im- mediate settlement. Alex W. Tan-cmi, Adm’r cum tes'to annexo of A'iltum Tenner, For Letters of Administratioa. GEORGIA—Washington Coantf, Ordinary’s Officb* Dr. J. II. Bonderson basin duo form ap plied to tho undersigned for pirmaoent loi ters ot ad.iiinintr-liou on the *,ui,e of Mrs- Harsh IFoiddon, late of utid o isniy dto as- . ’ 'i Dtl "P 0 " “"'ll application on the first Monday iu October, 1891, m Given under my hand offloiaily this 1*| day of Heptomber, 1891. 3 ,, M. NEWMAN, 1 Ordinary W, 0. For Leave to Sell Land. GEORGIA—Washington County. Ordinary’s Office. James M. Smith, Guardian for tho propar- ty of his minor children, Vivian 8 Fleu T and Wallace It. Hmitb. hae in dne form an*, plied to tlie ucilersigned for leave to sell the lands b-longing to Bald minors in Wash- tngton and vt ilkinson oounlie*, and aaid an. plica.um will h- heard on the first Monday in October n-xt. This 3 la I day of Aegnst 1891. M. NEWMAN, “ Ordinary W. C. ” —— GE ^RGIA—Washington County, Ordinary’s Office.’ George Ollmore Adminlttvatorof the estate ol Mr*. A. M. Bi-da l»te of s,j,; county da- from -"I’t ‘"1 “1 “'I f,1r dismission Troiii -nil uilruidiHtrniinD, and I will Dasa npiin his application nn I he Bret Monday in Octub-r n. xt ,t my offi-e In Sandersvtlle in said coanly. - Giv n under rny l and and official mr- tin* l*t i'a> nf ,ln| v 1891 3 "* 51 NEWMAN. O sign*- k M \N, Ordinary, W.O Ml SHERIFF’S SALES. KIllST lUE«t>AY IN OCTOBEIt, 1891. GEORGIA— ^ anbington Coanty. >'ill he sold befjre the oourt honae door n Saaderkville, Go., on the Brat Tuesday in Ootoher, 1891, between tbe legal hours of sal#! the following property to-wit.- One gray more tunle, ton years old, named Rhodj, one livy horse male, about ten y oire ihi. n .med Logan; one bay horse mu'a. .bom icor ye»rs old, named Mike, and ona lark bay horse mule abont ten r-ars old '°r*'^o n o, j. i> swean**. Lev led on as the property of J. 1*. Hweaniy ® ,14 - '“""ed from (he snperiox conn of said county in favor of W. R Robi- Ltgal noliae given in toima oltlielt*, 0. A. Wall. Sheriff.
