About The Sandersville herald. (Sandersville, Ga.) 1872-1909 | View Entire Issue (Oct. 8, 1891)
Sytof-fRo one Enjoys Brtth the method and results when Syrup of Figs is taken; it is pleasant and refreshing to the taste, and acts gently yet promptly on the Kidneys, Liver and Bowels, cleanses the sys tem effectually, dispels colds, head aches and fevers and cures habitual constipation. Syrup of Figs is the only remedy of its kind ever pro duced, pleasing to the taste and ac ceptable to the stomach, prompt in its action and truly beneficial in its efforts, prepared onlv from the most healthy and ngrceable substances, its many excellent qualities commend it to all and have made it the most Sheriff's sales for November will be found elsewhere, 8oe set ernl new logal notioea in this nnm her. popular remedy known. Syrup of Figs is for salo in 50c il and $1 bottles by all leading drug gists. Any reliable druggist who may not have it on hand will pro cure it promptly for any one who wishes to try it. Do not accept any substitute. Eggs, ohiokens and country butter searoe aod in good demand. Fino weather for ootton piokiug, . and far more are making good nse of it. Tbo offloe of Dr. Miller is fitted np with mnch taste, and presents an air of oomfort and convenience. The little advanuo in the price of cotton causes farmers to hurry it on the market. Economy : -100 Doses One Doller.” Meiit : "Peculiar to Itself.>• Purity : Hood’s Barlaparilla, Tax Collector Its s lings has begun hie 1st round, read the list and meet him. On Monday three old oitizens of this oounty died. Mr Pen Whlddon, Mr. Simon Hood and Mr A. W. Quin, the latter had lately move i to Kite, Johnson Co. Tlie ltoad oonvcDiion though not largely attends t. yet wm made up of e oreditable number id repri senlattre tuon from different parts of the oounty. A man who has piactioed medicine tor 40 yo„rs, ought to kuow salt from sugar; read wbat lie Hava: CALIFORNIA FIG SYRUP CO. SAN FRANCISCO, CAL. LOUISVILLE, KY. NSW YORK, N f CHURCH SERVICES. SECOND SUNDAY. 1U1TIBT. Proaohitg in Bandcrsvillo at 11, a. m. and 7, p. m. by the pnstor, ltuv. D. H. Ivey. Preaching next Saturday, at 11, a. m ., and Hnnday 11, a m. and 7, p. tn., Dnvisboro Baptist elm rob,by Kov. G. It. MoOull, pastor. enmeruN. Preaching at Teooille, 11, n. m. and 7, p is., by tlie pastor, ltov. F. L. Adams. METHODIST. . Preaching at Tonnille at 11 a. m., aud in SandersvillnBt7p.nl., ltov. J, W. Weston, pastor. „ Toledo, O.,Jan. 10,1887. Messrs. F. J. Cheoey ,t Oo.-Gentlemou I have been in the general praotice of medi cine for most 40 years, and would say that in ull my practico aud experience have uevor seen a preparation that I could presortbe with as much confidence of eucoees as I oan Hall's Catarrh Cure, manufactured by you. Have proscribed it a great many times and its effect is wonderful, and would say iu conclusion that I have yet to find a oase ol Catarrh that it would not oure, il they would tuke it according to direottona. Yonrs Truly, L. L. GOKHUOH, M.D. Offloe' '210 Summit St. Wo will give $100 for any oase ot Catarrh that can not bo onred with Haifa Catarrh Cure. Taken internally, F. J, CHENEY ibOO., Props , Toledo, O. .itS'Sold by druggists, 75o. To altay puins, snbdne inflamatlon, bea- old sores and nleers the most prompt and satisfactory results aru- obtained by using that old reliable rornody, Dr. J. H. MuLoan Voloanio Oil Liniment. If yon suffer pricking pnlns on moving the eyes, or cannot bear bright light, and And your sight weak and failing, you should promptly use Dr. J. fl. McLeun’s Strength ening Eye Solve. 25 eonts a box. llappy and content isahomewith "The Ko- chester; B alampwlththelightof the morning. ttmLilipsa, ojriU Rochtitf Lamp Ca.-Niui York. Euiekft Mills Ginnery, Best Made, 30 cts. per 100 lbs. Lint CHILD BIRTH • • • • - • MADE EASY! '' ,’.i : j'res’ Friend ” is a scientific- a'ly pvp ired Liniment, every ingre- d. id of recognized value and in t ,1 ..taut use by tile medical pro- fe-.s: .a. These ingredients are com- . w ! in :i manner hitherto unknown I / a O THEIRS’ n<< 99 'DO all that is claimed for d) 5,0.111. It Shortens- l.abor, .’u Pair', Diminishes Danger to ol Mother and Child. Hook M. i nets " mailed i liHE, con- v. 1 al le information and "Uiy testimonials. , -1 ,. r,', i ipt of price f l.CO per bottle • " on aron co., Atlanta. 0a. \ i ttuunism *1,1 II It I ti|». On Wednesday night, September, 30tb, in Washington, Un„ Dr. O. E, Daniel and Miss FaDDie Willis. The Herald unites with many frionds in tendering best wishes and congratulations. In Talbotton, Ga , on the same date, Mr. W. T. GibbsofDavisboro, and Misa Irene MoLaughliu, daughter of Prof. J. T. Mo. Lnughliu. The Herald extends hearty con gratulations to the happy pair. Mr. B. B. Powell, one of Saudsnvilla's an* nual oottoo buyers, arrived a few days ego, and has at oase entered the Kata. Mfee Mamie Wall haa returned fteft protracted visit to friende In Atlanta and other pointa in North Georgia. Mlaa Annie Jernigen haa returned from a pleasant visit of several weeks to relatives in Louieville. Mr. Morris Uapp wea shaking hands with old friende on tho streets yesterday. He la always a wtloome visitor here. Mr. Paul MoKlnney and wife, aleo lira Jasper Parker end ohildren ot Maoon ere in the oity, being eelled here by the sudden death of Mr. Ben Whiddon. Miss Mattie Duggan was In the* olty yea terdry, Mr. Charlie Bayne spent Sunday with relatives in the city. He bea jnet had a brief veeation, pleasantly peaaed in Mobile and other potnta in Alabama. Mr. G. J, Gilbert near Ooonee mada a pleasant oell at Herald offioe on Monday. Dr. J. R. //anderson of Davieboro, was tn the city on Monday. _ Miss Georgia Wilt, a pleasant visitor from York Pa., who haa spent eome time with her sister Mre. O. H. Wilt, baa returned to her home. Alias Georgia mada many friends daring her stay here, who will gladly wel come her again to our pleasant olty. Mr. Toy Leigh Anderson of Washington Ga., with an experience ot two years as druggist, is now at the drug store of Dr.IB. p Jordan, ' Mr. 8. L. Parsons left on Monday night for Oedartown. Mrs. Miller of Hepbaibah has been visit- ting her son, Dr. R. H. Miller of this place. Mr. 8. B Robison, of Werrenfon, epent Sunday with friende in Bendereville. Mr. Durden ol this oounty near Lioton le now at the Angnete Store in this oity. Mr. Marshall Bougbton oan now be found at the grocery store of Mr. Hodge* Bough- Rifkat or SI a Io-naia, Power.—U. & Go* Report, A-,. i r , ,u» ABSOLUTE iSf PURE KO.ID CONVENTION. Orirgmtrn Appointed To Rond Cong rrun. Meeting oelled to order by Maj. M. New. men. Oo motion of Maj. M Newman, Hon. O. IL P. Beall wfo elected chairman, and B D. Evans, Jr. selected as secretary, The objeot of the meeting wee stated by M*j. M. Newman, to oonsider the question of hotter public roads, and to appoint dele- B»t** to the Boed Congress to assemble ot Atlanta, Ga., on Oct. 29th Inst On motion the following dr legatee from the oounty of Washington, were appointed; M. Newman, George Gilmore,O. H. P. Beal), The delegatee were authorized to appoint their own alternates. On motion the secretary wsa requested to furnish an abstreot of the proceeding!) for publication In tbe oounty papers. On mo tion of W. J. Henderson the convention then adjourned. O. H. P. Beall, Ohm. B. D. Evans, Jr. Beoretsry, Saiidersville, Ga. Oot, 0. 1891. Friends, let not your hearts ba troubled. God makes uo mistakes, and the same hand that could strike off the shaoklee of mortal! ty end put on the bright robes of immortal tty. ran bind tbe bleeding hearte of strioken bueband and niotberand with transoendent tenderness "temper tbe wind" to the little lambs shorn ol a mother's devotion. A Fuiknd ► * JAN. K HINES, THOS. B. FELRJED, bate Judge Superior Court Middle Circuit HIN E8 * FELDER ATTORNEYS AT LAW. Will give special attention to Commercial Law and lo lbs Praotioe In the Su preme Court ol Georgia. 33 FITTEN BUILDING, Cor. Marietta and Broad, Vtlnilt , (sit. Iona 18, 1891, Price of Ginning, 30 o per 100 at Sandereviilo. Qaft*r world 1 Queer people 1 Here ere men ad ‘ “ ' Mr. Streetman, lately of Jordan's' drug store, left last week for Anderson, 8. O. Mr. D. 8. Wammook and Mr. Joseph B. Bmith, eon of Mr. M. G. Smith living below nnrede J. W. Yates, Tullaboma, Tenn , writes: “It does mo good to praise Wotanio Blood Balm to onred mo of an abscess on the lungs and nsthma that troubled me two years aod that Ither remedies failed to benefit. ’ JkltilA, Mr. Simon Hood, an old citizen of Clay district, who has been in feeble health tor some time, died on Monday night Mr. A. W, Quin, an old oitizen ol tbls oounty and at one time Tax receiver, bat re cently of Kite we leurn died on Monday Ust, Dr. E. H. Pipkin, whose serious illness bus been mentioned in tbe Hikald, died at tbe borne of bis father in Tennille on Friday last, aged about 30 years. Owing to failing health he left hie homo in Midville in the early part of tbe year and returned borne, hoping tbo kind attentions o! loved ones at borne, aDd rest would soon restore him to health again. But the inild- ioue diseaso, consumption, was so deeply seated as to baffle tbe skill of tbe physioian, and tbo kind ministrations of loved ones. Dr. Pipkin had for several years been a a member of tbe Baptist ohnrob, and a few wooks before bis doalh be was re-admittod by letter into tbe fellowship of the oboroh at Tennille. whore be first was reoeived. On Sunday morning appropriate funeral services were conducted by the pastor, Dr. T. J. Book, aud his body was laid to rest in Zeta oemeteiy. Mnti iIci-nvIIIo dotion nni'ki't, Good Middling 8 Middliug 7j[ Low Middling 7 Good Ordinary fl Ordinary 6 IANUEHKVILLE PRUV AMMAN 91VKHKT. Bacon Bides per lb (a) to 10 Bulk N C Floor — Plain bams " Shoulders •• Lard <• Coffee Greu Sugar Extra O White.,, 9 6.76 13J “16 7 ...@ ... 20, ‘2. .. 6@7 .5 a G a:: la small quantities, prices a (raotion higher Flour Jpatent $5.60 Corn 1 06 Meal " bn. 1 16 Eggs “ iloz, @ 1 Butter •• 20 @26 ,, Chickens 15 (u) 30,, Buckleu’sIArnica Salve. The Best Salve in the world for Cuts, Bruisus, Sores, Uloers, Salt F-heom. Fever Sores, Tetter, Chapped Hands, Chilblains, Corns, and all Skin Eruptions, and positive ly onras Piles, or no pay required. It is guaranteed to give perfect, satisfaction, or money refunded. Price 25 oents per box. " ile by Wm. Hawlings. A Ui'orgliin in Texm. G. R. Wallace, Sherman, Texas, writes' Huvo been using Huckleberry Cordial lor many years. We oonsider it tbe only safe and reliable medioino for tbe bowels and ohildren teething. DRESS GOODS Is our speoialty this season. Ev erything strictly reliable in quality and price and correct ia style and ooloting. Among tho popular new weaves this season are Bedford Cords, En glish Cheviots and Homespuns, Plain and Plaid Camels Hair. Tuft ed Baitings, Chevron Mixtures, Ser pentine effects in all tbe new colorings. Gall and see us when you visit Macon or write for BampleB, giving idea ns to price and color wanted. Particular attention paid to mail orders. Remember we are agents for‘But- terick’s paper patterns. Burden, Smith & Ellis, Maoon, Ga; TenDills left on Thursday night of last week for Hiwassee College, North Georgia. This oolltge is presided over by Rev. J, O. Harri- son of this oonnty, Mr, M. L. Duggan of Linton waa in the olty Tuesday. Hod. W, A. Sloquefleld waa In tbe oity on Tuesday. He says the fat* of the Uernei railroad bill Is uncertain, as it may be de feated iu the senate. If iU discussion does not ocoupy too muob time in th# senate tbe legislature hethinka.will-adjourn on tbe 16tb ae agreed upon by both bouse*. r . M J°?.! r U white teething, get Dr. Bulls Beby Syrup;a doe*of it will re- A box of Old Saul'e Catarrh Our* la inval- uable for oatarrh, influenza or oold In tbe heed. _ „ wMen CsN, On Monday night about 8 o'olock Mr. Ben Whiddon suddenly fell deed in his hrffne in this oity. women by thousands suffering from all sort* of diseases, bearing allmanneraof pain, •pending their ell on pbysioianeani "getting oo better, bat rather worse," when right at band there's a remedy which says It oan help them beoause it’s helped thousands like them. "Another patont-medioiuo advertisement,' ;rou any. Yes—but not of the ordinary sort. The medioine is Dr. Pieroe's Goidan Medioal Diaoovery, aDd it's different from the ordinary noatrams in thin:— It does wbat it olaims to do. U costs you nothing! The way is this: You pay your druggist $1.00 for a bottle. Yoa read tbe directions, and you follow them. You get better, or you don’t. If you do, you buy another bottle, and perhaps another. If you don't gel better, you get your money bank. And the queer thing ia that so many people aie willing to ba ilok when the remedy's so near at band IlDlALKVILLE, Mr. James Stevens from ths upper psrt ot tbs oounty, spent * few days last week in our town with Dr. Duggan and family. Mr. E. M, Smith and lady of Biateaboro, ware in our town last week, stopping with Mrs. Gallie Smith; Mr. Smith will remain iu bis old neighborhood for sometime, for tbe purpose ot settling np business, Ao. Have the little sufferer at onoe. Only 2& » Rev, J. A. Mobley and Mr, A. Y. H. Jor- oenta a Irottle. ^delegates from Riddleville ohurob, attended the session of the Monnt Vernon Aaaooiation at Bethlehem ohnrob, Lanren* oonnty, re, turning on Sunday evening lest They re port • harmonious, end intereating eeeaion. W* learn from the delegate* that tbe arso- elation relinquished her olaim to Monnt Vernon Institute looated at Riddleville, end hr unanimous vote turned over the Institute He was in nanal health daring the day, I wlth * T * r J thin R belonging or appertaining liter- to the Riddleville Baptist ohurob. and was as usual on the streets in tbe after noon. He oomplained in the afternoon of the heat, and after sapper,drank quite free ly of water, end lay down in tbe book hall to oool and real himself. About I o'olook he asked his wife to prepare his bed, and ha would lie down. He aroee and walked through tbe ball, until reaching tba door ot bis bedroom, whan ha fell and at onoe ex pired, only gasping ones or twios after fall- ing. He ia the third of hie family]we learn that baa died suddenly, hie father Mr. Wm Wbid- don, end hie nnole Mr. Eli Whiddon. Apo plexy is supposed to have been tho osuse of bis death. Mr. Whiddon waa an industrious, euergetio man, attentira to his business and courteous and obligtngTo his patrons. He was a quiet, peaoaeble citizen and had tbe oonfirienoe and good wilt of tbe publio gen erally. No mao prvbapa loved bis home aod his family more than he, or was more devet ed to bis children. He was in tbe 62ud year of bis age. He was buried in tbe oity oemetery Tuesday, Rev. J. W. Weston per forming tbe funeral servioea. S®*A*k for catalogue. TERRY M'F'G CO.. NASHVILLE, TENN. TIX Til OUXiLlHlXATllir) GIN BLOOM with latest improvements , .Free «•' Freight. Fully Ounrunteed. Hw.hubbardvlv^Iex; W® carry stock at various Southern point* tor quick delivery upon receipt of orders. “OSCOOD” (1.8. Standard WAGON SCALES Bent on trial. Frolght paid. Fully warranted. “ ■il/.os Proportionately Low. A ssa “ J" rr 3 Ton $35. Ji l . l, * r tv. Bill MBA Kl>, 0«n Soa^tarn |sto||fjxtures. Rtt( NTS CIL.iiAliflau.TOM AJIituice Umu'terly meeting. Davisooro, Ga., Sopl 24, 1891. —The reg ular quarterly meeting of tbe Washington County Alliance will tuke plaoe in Sanders- ville on Wednesday, October 14tb. Standing Committees are expected to be present to tnako their reports, 0. U. P. Beall, President. CONFIRMED. Tbe favorablo impression produced on tbe first appearanoe of tbe agreeable liquid fruit remedy Syrup of Figs a few years ago has been more than confirmed by tbe pleasant experieDoe of all who have used it, and tbe success of tbe proprietors and manufacturers tbo California Fig Syrup Company. Catarrh ICREAM BALM Cleanses the Nasal Passages, Allays Pain and Inflammation, Heals the So es. Restores th§ Senses of Taste and Smell. ER TRY THE CURE- Hdor- A purttole is applied into oaob nostril and is agieeable. Price 60 oents at Druggists; by mail, registered, GO ots. ELY BROTHERS, 66jWarren St, New.York Poisoned fay Scrofula Is tbe sad story of many lives made miser able through no fanlt of tbeirown. Scrofula ia more especially than any other a heredita ry disease, and for this simple reason: Aris ing from impure and insufficient blood, tbe disease locates Itself in the lympbatios, which are oomposed of white tisinea; there is a pe riod or loetal life when the whole body oon- sista of white tisanes, and therefore the un born ebild ie especially sneoeptibU to this dreadful disaaae. But there is e remody for sorofula. whether hereditary or acquired. It is Hood's Sarsaparilla, wbtob by iu powerful effect on tbe blood, expels all trace of the disease and give* to the vital fluid the quail ty and color of health. If you deoide to take Hood's Sarsaparilla do notaooeptany substi tute. Town ChangM. This is moving month, andeaveral ohangea have been made in reeidenoea during tbe past woek. Mr. Isidore Newman has rented and is now occupying tbe lot formerly occupied by Mr. L. Ooneo, known long os tbe Hepp lot Mr. H. M. Little has moved into tbe real- denoe lately vaoated by Mr. W. E. Wynn. Mr. IF. E. Wynn bea moved, as stated last week to tbe lot known at the Sandy Northiog- toa lot in West End. Mr. H. 0. Boogbtoo has just moved into Judge Hines's lot on Harris street. Mr. John Williams an engineer on tbe A. G. A b. road, moved on Tuesday to Auguste, and vaoated the lot at Northwest oorner of Harris and Chnrch streets. Mrs. MoDonnell will move to Savannah, her eon Mr. Jeff MoDonough having obtained a good situation in the employment of tbe Ovutral railroad. Mrs. B. M. Shannon '.a* returned from Elberton, and again occupies the house she vacated on Ohuvoh street, near tbe Baptist oboroh. Mrs. Sbanuon left nndsr sad oir- oumstauoes, her removal, being on aooount of tbe low state of Mr. Shannon’s health. But while on tbe train a few hours after ieav. ing, Mr. Sbaonon died, and aba carried tho Rsv. A, L. Brantly of Swainsboro, was also- ted moderator, and Rev. T. J. Beck of Ten- nille, Olerk. Mr. John H. Hyman and lady of Maoon, wera in onr town on Snnday last, stopping with his brother 0, B. Hyman, We learn from Dr. G. M. Duggan, that he •till baa aloknese among his children, bnt we hope not serious, and that all may soon im prove Mr. Gsorgo Smith ooL, informs ns thst bis daughter Miss KUa Smith, ia recovering from a severe attaok of typhoid fever. We are glad to note that there are no ether oasee of siokness in nor around Riddleville that we know of. Justice. Oot, 5tb, 1891. Mertoiag Danger. Threatens every mao, woman or oblld liv ing in a region of oountry where fever and ague is prevalent, ainoe tbe malarial diseases are inhaled from the air and are swallowed from tbe water of snob a region. Medicinal safeguard is absolutely neoessary to nullify bis dsoger. As a means of fortifying and aoolimating tbe system so as to be able to re •1st tbe malarial poison, Hostetter's Stomaob Bitters is inoomjiarably the best and tbe lopular. Irregularities of tho stoma liver and bowels enoourage malaria; but these are speedily rectified by the Bitters Tbs functions of digestion aud seoretion are assisted by its uss, and a vigorous as well as regal il condition of the system promoted by it Constitution and physique are thus de fended against lbs inroads ot malaria by this matchless preventive, wbtob is also a certain and thorough remedy m tbo worst oases of intermittent and remittent levers. HAVE you worm glasses? If j ou have not, then think about it Per- hapa your ayes aolie at times, probably after much use your vision becomes blurred and indistinct. You may not belroubled in either of these ways, and yet you have headache al ter reading. It is sate to say that glasses are tiquired. Thousands of parsons with week eyes have buon wouderfully relieved by the uae of Uawkes' Orystallizod Lenses. A large proportion of these were so muob benefitted that, iu a abort while, they were able to die penso with glasses entirely. nuwAiiu. A suitable reward will be paid for tho re turn of a small no baoked memorandum book droppod by a tramp in the store of J.G. Tyler at Tennille on Monday or Tuesday Sept 21st or 2‘2n<) and no questions asked The said boo)t eontainod information wbioh will probably lead to the identification of the stranger killed tho day after. J. 0. Harman, Mayor. 4 Sail* luveatmiit Is one wbioh is guaranteed to bring you satisfactory results, or in ease of failure a return of purchase prloe. On tbls safe plan you oan buy from our advertised Dfuggist a bottle of Dr. King's Now Diaoovery for consumption. It is guaranteed to bring re lief in every oase, when used for any affec tion of Throat, Lungs or Obest, such as con sumption, Inflammation of Lungs, Bronchi tis, Asthma, Whooping Cough, Croup, etc., eto. It is pleasant and agreeablo to tasie, perfectly safe, and oan always ba depended upon Trial Bottles Free at Wm. Rawlioas' Drug Store. Frog Pood Chill Cure and Wooldridge's Wonderful Blood Oure, oan be bad at Dr. 0. E Daniel's. f DRY 4200IM. Oar stook is complete in every depart- —Dress Goods oar speeialty. When you are in our town oall on us. Write for samples of wbat you want. We pay expreee- age on all orders amounting to $10.00, or over. Gxo. W. Greene Oo,, Triangular Blook, t Maoon, Oa, Painting, Plastering, Kalsomining, All neatly and promptly done and all work warranted to gi^o satisfaction. Gall on HENRY CLAY. Sandersville, Ga. Got. 8. fllluni'Ml fitpHnm Alllnnpr. Regular meetings on tbe '2d and 4tb Satur days iu oaob mouib. . „ J.Q. May, Treat J. r. Hawkins, Beoy, » Narrow 42nuRe Alliance. Regular meetings at Bethlehem Academy, near Warlhen, Saturday bolero ‘2nd Hcndin In each mouth. W. T. Aikew, PreH H. 8. Smith, Beol'y. For Guardian’* Dismission. GEORGIA -Washington County. Ordinary’s Office W. Longstreot Joyner, Guardian for B. J, Mappin', applies to me for letters ot dismis sion from said guardianship, and I will pass upon Ills application nn ibn first Monday in November next al iuy office in 8 >uil« r-vills in said couiily. Given under U17 b in 1 an 1 »ffl -l,,| „lgn,i- taro this fi'.h ds^ol Ocmlu-r l-'.n M N-wkaw, * 4r. Ordinary W. fl. A Year 's Support GEORGIA—Washington County, Ordinary’s Office, Whereas the appraisers appointed to set apart and assign „ year’s xnppmt to Mrs, Ruth i G«,ff, out of the eatalM ot William K. OolT, lute ol said county deoeaeed, have filed their return iu tbla rffl ’e; All person* concerned are hereby r.quirod lo bo and appear at tlie Court ol Orr1iu»rv of said county on ti n first Monday In Nov mber next, nnd sboa* cause il any they have, aby said return should U"t ba approve 1 an 1 m i la the judgment ot said Court: « Givi n under my hand offlc.ally Ibis 3rd day of October, lcOl. M. NEWMAN, Ft Ordinary W 0. Riddleville Alliance. Regular meeting U held in the afternoon of every 4tb Saturday. , , W. U, Fulohum, I’rea’L J. A.CARTEm. Seo’y. Riddleville, Oa. Oconee Nult-Alllniice. Ooonzr, Ga., March 2,1891, Editor Hkbald :—Will you plenae publish in your paper the regular meeting day ol Ooonee eub-Alllanoe— Saturday before the 2nd Sunday tn oaob mouth at Ooonee Aoadv* my at 2 o'olock p. ni. Tbe other oounty papers will plea6o copy. Respectfully, t T, P. Rhode-, Shorter College, Rome, Ga. FOR YOUNG LADIES. session opens September, 30, 1891. For Fence or For Stock Law in the 90th, Distrct. GEORGIA—Washington Couni y. Ordinary b Office OcTi-be i, 3 I, D91. N ilic., ia hereby given that u p liliun-fgn- ed by more than fiiuun t'n . h ddeia .,| iha UUtb Diatrior, u M,, known Ibi.triqhl Diatrlol has been filed iu my ntfije. pr.niug thutHuvleotinnbenr.br.il in -aid di trlol upon tlie queaH.in ni "Fur Tenon nr For Stock Law." N.,w 111 null,pilar,co ailh tb* provision)) of § Uf,.i ul tbe node ol Georgia ol 18H2 II is lirdern,1; TI.-1 iintion id (he fi|. ing Ot Said petition bn piiblisl.nl (hr 20 d iy* iu the Hiudersville IIecald aud be misled at tbe court house doui nu i p.,*i utU .* m San- dersvil n and at Ibu court ground nnd two oth«rpubliopl.o.Htii« i| 8hi|, District G. M. beginning w.til tlie hlh <my ol October. It ia lurtber ordered 1'bal Hlu ci, days after the expiration . f mi I 2d I .y i, in wit. on the ll»lb liny ot No ember I Ul no . bn-iiiiti ba held lit the election precinct id said 90th district, known as Uoalngble under Iha acme rules and regulations, es sre provided lor the election of members of the Geueral As sembly lo determine the queitibn of "For Fence or For Stock Lew,” in said 90ih Dis trict G. M. *11/ M. NEWMAN, Ordinary W. 0. A true extraot from Book of Minute*, ff Page. 442. dav ot October, 1891. 4t High nod healthful situation. Charming grounds and aoeoery, Magnificent buildings, (ocst $139,08000). Twenty accomplished sod tfllcicnt lesob- ers. Splendid Music Department. Famous schools of Art, Elooiition aDd Pbyaloal Culture. Apply to DR. A. J BArTLE. Pres't. or PROF, IVY W. DUGGAN. famines* Manager, PUR KtiNT, My residence in lf«*t End. D**lrabla and a splendid wall of watea. Mrs. 0. 0. Pabsonh . lot Dr. Robt. L. Miller, PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON. Sandersville, Ga Offioe lately occupied by W. G Aug 27, ’91 Furse. Eads, Neel & Co IN MEMOJUAM. body on to bia old hom* lot bnriaL kindly vraloomed book to our ally. Died at her born* iu Riddleville, Ge„ on tbe22d Inst., of pernioious lever, Mrs. Jim mie Doggan, wife ol Dr. George M. Duggan, aged 20 years 4 months and 3 days. Little did the writer ever think that upon him would devolve tbe sad privilege oldrop- ping the last flower to the memory of this lovely lady, but such ie life. Tbe blooming ohaek of health and youth fades in death, tbe usefnl busy life dispensing good at every hand 1* suddenly out short, while those wko appear lo huva finished their work and out lived 1st purposes are spared. God so orders it and man oan only bow with all the submission bis questioning bsert osn command. Tbe subjeot of theso line* has been inti mately known to the writer since early childhood, and at all times and under all ciroametances baa commanded bis respect end love as a child. She was bright and in teresting as a girl, pure and good as a daughter, wife aod mother, sb* waa ever tender and self saorifioing, aod last bnt not least, as a Christian, her life was zealous, earnest and without rsproaob. With quali ties suoh ss those it is useless to reoount bow sadly she will be missed by a strioken family and sorrowing friends. But wbo would rsoall her? Who so selfish as Jo bring ber bright and happy aonl from the balmy atmoaphers of Heaven and again Sbo te clothe it with* tba capacity for sickness, (sorrow pain and death? One Price Clothiers The Neel Shoe Co. Fine Shoes. JVtacon, Gra. Orders Promptly „ Filled. Oct. 1. ’91. MARLIN^' 8 *r j&b***^ RIFLES EVERYWHERE ' ,. t MAC E U Y TheMarli n Fir^ArmsCo M(W HAVfli I'M* MEnsas&a IffUCnKUFETYLUF. Can tie sold la svvrr fsmilr. divas mors Uslit than tbrssordlnarr lames. Issd jnrlravs ksMirtaSS if S’iES Augusta Hotel, Auguitft) <ia. Large, airy Rooms, Good table tare; with plenty of fresh milk. Rates $1.50 and $2.00 per day. B. S. DOOLI TTLE, Sept 10*91, 6. Propt ietor. For Homestead Exemption. GEORGIA—Washington Oounty, Ordinary’s Offioe. J. P. Sweany has applied for exemption of personalty aud valuation ol Homestead and I will psss upoo the same at 11 o'olook a. on tbe 31st day of October 1891 at my of M. NEWMAN, For Guardianship. GEORGIA—Washington County. Ordinary's Offloa. Joseph Jackson having in due form applied lo the undersigned for the guardianship of tbe porsmiH and properly rl William, Bessie, rhoiua*. E lgar m d Mary Joyner, minor nr- ph >na of Moses F. Joyner lets of satd o luniy deceased, police ih hereby given that i,|s up- plioailoii will be heard at my oll.oe on lb# first Monday in N>.vembir next. Given under my hand end official signa ture this let day of July 1-01. M NEWMAN, Ordinary, W. 0. Administrator’s Sale. GEORGIA—Washington County. By virtue ol nn order granted by tbe Court of Ordinary of said county at the September term of said court, will he sold at the court house door in Sandersvilln lo tba highest bidder, on the first Tuesday in November oeit, between the legal bourn of sale, tho two hundred and He verity ticre* of land in aaiff •manly, adjoining lands of estates of W. U. Hart, SirnpHon Daniel aDd lands, of Inman Burnett, belonging to the estate of Bilan W. burnt tt, late of suiit county deceased. Sold lor tlie beuetit of lieira and creditors Of {(aid deceased. Term* cash. Joseph M. Hmitii. 4t Administrator. flee. 21. Ordinary W. 0. For Leavo to Sail Land. GEORGIA—Washington County. i Ordinary’s Office. Mrs. E. M. Joyner Administratrix and Joseph Jaokaon Administrator of the estate of Hotel F. Joyner deoaaaed, hnvo in due form applied to the undersigned for le.ve to soli the landa belonginir to (he estate of said deceased and said application will be beard on the first Monday in November next. This 5th day of October 1891. M. NEWMAN. 4 t. Ordinary W. 0. For Leavo to Sell Laud. GEORGIA—Washington County Ordinary’s Office. 8. G. Jordan, administrator with ibe will annexed of Mrs. Bailie Oaborn dictated, bnt in dae form applied for |e„ve to sell tbe lands bolongiug to the eatalo of said deceas ed, aud Hsiu application will bo heard l the first Monday in November next. M. Neaman, 4t Ordinary W. 0. Tax Levy For The Year 1691. GEORGIA—Washington Oocnty. Court of Ordinary sitting for County pur' poses, Saptjcmueu, 30, 1891 Whereas bis Exoellenoy Governor W, J. Nortben has issued bis order to the Tax Col lectors of tbe state to a-sess cLd collect State Tax of 5 and 8-100 ol one per oent. fifty oenta and eight mills lor the tLcal year of 1891 oo the value of all the taxable prop erty of tbe state. And whereas the Honorable Grand Jury of tbe March aud September terms ot Ibe Superior Court of tbls oonnty, (upon tbe suggestion ot tbeOrdioary) has reoomoicnd- ed a levy of 1-10 of one per cent, on eaob one hundred dollars of tbe taxable proper ty of mis uouniy, which together with the atete tax, would make 9 and 8-100 of one per cent or ninety cents and 8 mills on eaob one hundrd dollars. Now for tbe purpose of facilitating the calculation by eaob individual tax payer ol his or ber Ux on the value or ibcir property is raturned on tbe Tax Digest, tbe under- aigned Ordinary deemed it advisable, (iu view of ibe increase in the State Tax,) to re duce the oounty tax from 40 cents on eaob me hundred dollars to 30 orntx and 2 mill* i *• lo make the state sLd oounty tax to- gtther 9-IOof one per eeui. or ninety cents m ihe hundred dollars. Il ia therefore ordered that tbe Tax Col lector of ibis couuty do oolieol a oounty tax il Thirty-nine oents aod 2 mills on taca oa* hundred dollars of the taxable property of tbi* oounty returned on tb* Tax Digest for the ye*r 1891 aod pay ovur tbe uinounts so solltoltd to the County Tieasurir. Given uniter my baud offloially this 30th dsy of September 1891. M. Newman, Ordinary W. C. State Tex 50 cts 8 mills, i onnty tax 39 ots 2 mills, Total 90 ola. it For Fence or For Stock Law, in tbe 1399 District. GEORGIA—Washington County. Ordinary’s Office. Septemheii, 23d, 1891. Notico is hereby given that a petition sign ed by more than Ultoon Freeholders of th* 1399th Dihtriot, G. M., known as Tsonilly District has been filed in my office, praying that an election be ordeied in said district upon the quasi ion of ' For Func* or For Stock Law.' Now iu compliance with tha provisions of § 1455 of the Code of Georgia of 1882 it is ordered' Thst notice of the fil ing ol said petition be published tor 20 day* in tbe Sandersville IIehalc* and be posted at tbe oonrt house door and post offloe in Ban- dersvilie and at tbs court ground and two other publio places iu vuld 1390th Diatriot G. M. beginning with the 24th day of Sep tember. It is further ordered, That firt-cii days after the expiration of Bald ‘20 days, to wit. od the 20th day of October 1891 au election be bold at the election precinot of said 139‘Jtb district, known as Tennille un der tbo same rules and regulations, as nr* provided Iffr Ibe election of members ol th* Generul Assembly to determine the question of "For Fcdoh or for Stock Law," lo *aid 1399th Distriot G. M. Given under my nand offloially this 23rd day of Boplembsr, 1891. M. NEWMAN, H- Ordinary W. a A truo extract from Book of Minot**, V Pug*. For Administrator’! Dismission- GEORGIA—Washington County— Ordinary’s Office. S. L. Parsons, nduiiniitrator ol the estate of C. C. Parsons late ol said county dec. as. ed, applies u> me for letters of dismission from tho udministrniion of said esints, undl will |meH upon bis application on tbe hist Vlondsy in Jaunaiy 1892 at my offloe in Ban ter, ville in said county. Given under my band and official a cna- tuie this 18th day cl September 1891. M. Newman, •to- OMluuiy H, )*. For L^ave to Sell Realty. GEORGIA—Washington Count} — Ordinary’s Offioo. 8. L Parsons, Ac ministraior of th« estate ol O. <1. Perrons, I is in dca form applied to be undersigned !i r leave lo sell two-fifth* meruit in a boils, aud lot on tbe publio quafe at B ibdcrsvule in said county, La*. b’Dgio < to tbe f-etute of said deceased and aid application w ill be heard on the first M ndiy iu November 1891 at lay oltto* iu Sai der.ville. 1 hi* 23.1 dsy of Set t'mber 1891, M. Newman, 4t Ordinary W, 0. Notice to Debtors and Creditor!. All persons having demands against th* estate of William Tanner, lati of Washing ton county, deceased, are hereby notified to present tbeir claims to tbe nndersignad tn terms of the law; and all petaciO'S indebted to said estate are hereby required to make im mediate settlement. ' a® , Ai ex W.Tanni h, Adm'r cum lei’to annt^o of William Tanusr. 8 l lumber 1 Jtb, 1691,
