About The Sandersville herald. (Sandersville, Ga.) 1872-1909 | View Entire Issue (Oct. 15, 1891)
The Herald & Georgian. " imi, WM. PARK, Editor and Proprietor THURSDAY MORNING. O-’l'. 15, It SI llovnl Phillips assistant poslmnaler at Adi 1 is found short $360 in his.vocoonts, and liai boon bound ovor by U. S. Corouiissionc Erwin, on tbccbargool appropriating Kovorn meut lumli. At Nape California, the severest cnrtbq lako ever known in that locality, r ecurred On H day night, Chimneys toppled over, t several buildings wore shattered and badly shaken np. People rushed wildly in lb streets in their nigblclothing, in thoirslant Congressman Watson lioiu this dlstrie bought a resilience In Waahin,,ton City last week on Capitol hill Tho | roperly is vslu aide, and, should he wish to hell again, wll' provo a very good inveslinont, Mr. Watson ( s said to bo tho first Georgia Congressman t> purchase a residence at the Capi al since tho war. »«*»• ■* • • "Does your mother know you’io out, said a boy to his little brother. aa, slie does, was the answer, "for otto bottlo of 1) * Hull’s Cough St rup has knocked tuy cold into a cocked hat, yon bet.” A few applications o[ Solvation Oil will in stantly icliovo Btifluess in tho nick or juiuts *25 cents. ALid ivo; Min t mis, The Hod. 8. A. Walker Lecturer of the llHb oengresstoual Diatriul,will addrtse the people of Washington county on tiio issues of tin day, at tho following named places and on tho lollowiug named dates. Stndersvillo Tuesday Nov Wurthcn Wednesday 11 Dtep St'p Thursday " Harrison Friday " Davisboto Saturday •* Theso Loctures will bo to tho public and all, both Alltaucumen and non Aliaucemeu are invited to attend tin tit. The Indies have a apodal end most cordial invft itlon to conic and licnr Pro. W Pkcr. 0. II, P. Dedal, Pusld , Wahl), Co. AlliiDce. W. T, Askew, Heoty, Progress Please copy. h liy i»«> wv me? Vital statistics clasaifiod sIcmvh the respira* lory organs to Ito the lesblo point in man. Diseases of tbo lungs are out ol all protiot. lion in fatality. Tulio Ttylor’s Cberukeu Ketuody of Sweet Uuut and Mullein for coaghs, ouldo and cousnuiptiou. 'rim iioVvu’lV uni: Units In A .Tllstrial. I bo Howell trial is at an end for tbo pies' enl. Judgo MoWhoitor culled tbo jury on Mouday moruiog at 8:30 and asked if they had agreed on n verdiot. Tbo foroman an- uouuced Hint they had not inndo a verdict and were not likely to do ao. The judge thereupon dismissed them und annottoced that thore wottUl be an extri session of court Hie first Monday iu January to try this evso again. Homo of Hie jurors say they stood oiRbt lor oouviotioii, with recommendation to moroy, and four for acquittal on ovory ballot, while others declare that it stood soveu to fivo The difference of opinion is caused by one juryman voting belli ways. Mr. llowoll was‘greatly disappointed when told of tho result, as his friends as well ns himself had expected uu early acquittal Tho Judge iMiinndcJ tho prisoner to jail, thcro to uwuitjho v ’j lurued term iu January. I IllIVCt liad uatairh for twenty yinrs, nu- UHbd all kinds ol remedtcN ailliout relied Mr. hnrllli, druggist, ol Little Fails, rcoom. imnded lCly’s Crvum Balm. Tho direct id the first application Was magical, it allayed the iuflimmatiou and the next morning my head was as clear as a bell. 1 am convinced its iihu will i (loci a permanent cure. It is soothing and pluisant, and 1 strongly urge 1,11 "kUerciH.-Ueu. Terry, Llttie Falls, N. Y. Ul*V, tv. II. roller, II, IP, I liov W. 11. Potter, L) I). Assistant Mission* niy secretary of the M E. Clurch South, died at bis home in Austell on Sunday night. Dr Potter was lately tho well known editor ol tbo Wesleyan Christian Advocate, lie was ah able und taithtul minister,.a vig orous writer, and an excellent Chrisiiau gen tleman. J’be editor ot tho Heiuld reoulls with pleasure assooiution with him us mem bers of the faculty of Andrew Female College, CulLbari,iu the fillies. Now that he is gono, wo mourn the loss ol a guileless man, a truo Christian, and a faithful minister. He filled several of the most importunt stations in the old Georgia Conlorence, aud iu the No.th Ga, Conference after tho division of the stulo into two Conferences. He was presid ing eldor for many years, aud for a period of about eight years was editor of tho W. C. Advocate. Hin olaims for the episcopaoy havoboon proasod time und again before General Conferences. A groat aud good man liua 1 .hi I on. Dr. Potter was the father of our former es teemed townsman. Col T. 11. Pottor now of Statesboro. Don’t rend! Don’t think! Don’t be Now, are you better ? You women who that patent wedioineH are a humbug I terou s Favorite Prescription the' humbug of the whole (boonuso it’s best ol all)-dots your lack ol-fsith core ot It la very easy to "don't’’ in this w< Suspicion always oomes more ousilv than fideuce. But doubt—little faith - made a sick woman well-aud tbo ‘ Prescription’’has oured thousands ot weak women, which makes us think "Prescription” is belter than your "no lieve. ’ We're both honest. Let us together. You try Dr. Pierce’s Favorite Bcnption. 11 it doesn’t do ug you get your money again. Where proof's bo easy, can you doubt. ' bolieve! tbink and Dr. biggest known come? world. oon- ■Dever Favorite delicate our l be come 8 Pre- repreeeDted, afford to that "don Little but active are Dr. Pierce's Pellets. Best Liver Pills made, gem thorough. They regulate and invigor Ivor, stomach and bowels. Pleasant gentle, yet ate the ABLE CHARGE. JihIkc .Tilt(111ox To The Crniul Jury at Home. On Monday Judge Maddox 'delivered able charge to the Grand Jury at Home, tious of which are reproduced below Herald readers. Judgo Maddox charged the grand jury a characteristic charge. In some portions he was eloquent, in others plain and blunt, and por for all chock full of common aenso, Tho main (eilnre after tho usual charges in crime was that there was too ninch law. \VI»I|» i he ( liHdren. Parents looked to the statutes of Iho slate to regulate the conduct of their boys, while thcro should bo n statnte in every home Solomon was tho wisest man who ever lived, and lie knew what to do with the boys, and he said curry them when they needed it. Now, I want to tell yon tight here that this idea that the world is worse now than it used to be is all foolishness. Here is tbo oauae: The people cry for more laws. A shout arises from all over tho laud and today there are hundreds of tilings made crimes unheard of thirty yenrs ago. Why a uiau can't hardly leave the big road without boiug subject tj an indictment. Thu boasted liberty of America, unless we call a h dt, will soon be lost. There must be a halt, Out children should be controlled at home pm 1 save many ol theso unnecessary laws that till our statute book, A Side He mark. The judge then said: "While sitting bore a few mimitoH ago I heard sonio party re mark: ‘Nineteen prohibitionists and six an tis on this jury.' You have nothing to do wiili politics. I care not what they aro. You have tukon oaths—stand by them—and it makes no differouoo whether you aro anti or not.” Another important fentnro of tho charge was that if a nun gave in his lax undervalued, to placo a correct value. That he know of a oise iu this circuit where a tuan give iu his place at $8011, aud yet obtained n verdict for $1,000 for a ruilruo I running through. If jour neighbors undervalue,it throws tho bur- don on you-it isn't right. Good oitizuis ought to give in their property at correct values ou oath is riquirod when properly is given iu. Look into this matter, and put tbo right valuation on lands. Now, on those fines I imposed, “I'll© l itl Knhhlls,” as they arc culled. Here be stated what bud boen done end wiiat bad been said, A judge is just like every body else, ho can bo imposed oti, If I have boon, then tho community has boon, and you look into Ibis mutter. It they aro professional gamblers this social game is not all they have played. Yon can find out. Judge Maddox talked fully uu hour to nn hour and a ball. f. W. Y’ates, Tnlluhomu, Term , writes; "It doss mo good to praise Botanio Blood Balm, to cured mo of au iibsooss on the lungs and asthma that troubled mo two years and Unit liber remedies failed to benefit ' presnaded by false promises to do. Heoret*. f IT « \IP r TIT WilliomO ry Prootor is again absent from his depart- -H* 06 M • W . Tv lllliliIlJ.D» The Anticipated A bill 1ms passed tho legislature requiring Ordinaries or Boards of Commissioners to keep a complete record of tho various pub- lio roads of tho county. The bill may linvo boon inspired by the fuot that tho honorable Ordinary of tPashing- ton county, Judge Newman, seeing that the work of road supervision oould be acoom plished much more readily by this motbod. had adopted It for several years past, and has on rooord in liis ofllce a complete list of all tho public roads in tho county, and in what district locatod, aud tho pointe connected. Another bill has boon introduced and has passed or will doubtless pass this session, that requires a compioto roster of nil the pension claimants in the oouuty, that they may he reoommoudod by tho grand jury, as coming under the provisions of tho law, and tbnl Inoilitato and ixpodito tho work of dis- burning the ptnsh ns. This plan also bad suggested itself to our business Ordinary, and (or several Jems be has kept a roster of all wounded confederates in Washington county. Happy Hoosiers. Wm. Timmons, Postmaster of Idnvillo, hid , writes: "Klootiic Bitters has done more for mo than all other medicines combined, lor that laid toiling arising from Kidney and Liver trouble." John Leslie, farmer and Htookman, of same place, says: "Find Elec tric Bitters to be tho boBt Kidney aud Liver medicine, mado me leel like a now man.” J. tV. Gardner, hardware merchant, same towu, says: Electrio Bitters is just tbo thing for a uiau who is all run down and don't care whether ho lives or dies; he found new strength, good appetito and felt just liko he bad a new luoso on life. Only filly cents a bottle, at Wui. Ihiwliugs' Drug Store. Tin* l.itgUliiiiirp, today, 15th has been fixed as the day of adjournment. 1 he relegating of miiolr local legislation lo the superior court will greutly curtail the length of future sessions. Iho Berner bill that passod the house, wbu lofentod in tho Bonnto. This bill that provi led for examination of railroad charters wiih the view of determining tho right of lease, promised relief to the peoplo against the high rotes of tariff oharges by railroad mo uopolies. An investigation it is said has dis closed the foot thus the loose of the old Cen tral trausceuded the provisions of its Char ter, Tbo bill against the use of free posses by the legislature was defeated, and members will still get mileage and ride ou free passes. WAHHIIMiiTON I-iliTTlCK. (From our ltegulnr Correspondent). Washington, Oot. 5, 1891. Does Mr. Blaine intend to resume the du ties of Secretary of State? This is a question ersier asked than answered. If anybody in Washington, from Mr. Uarrraon down, knows anything of the real intentions of Mr. Blaine, the knowledge is so well kept that it has not leaked out. Uepreseniulive Bunting, of New York, who is President of the Now Y'ork State Packers’ Association, is in Washington. He is engag ed in gathering faota to be presented to Con gress wheu the question oi repealing the pres ent tin plate tariff oomes up, as it is certain to do. Mr. Bunting says he intends to expose the imposture praoticed upon Maj. McKinley and Senator Allison, whom he believes to be honest men, by member? of the forty firms, alleged to compose tho American Tin-plate Association, who told the members of tbe Senate and Bouse Committees that within one year they would be manufacturing all the tin plate consumed in the United States. Ho believed these men to have been actuated solely by political motives, as not one of the firm has even attempted to fulfill thoir prem. ises, Mr. Bunting says he lias direot inlor. mation to tho efloot that Maj. McKinley is deeply mortified because the promises made to him by these men, whioh he relied up on, buve not beeD kept; aud he thinks both McKinley and Allison owe it to the oountry to help to undo the wrong whioh they were FURNITURE! FURNITURE! Wo have moved our stock of Furuiluro in tbo Jones building next door to Mr. C. A. Adorns, wbero Mr. Uobt. Hood will tnttko prices to suit you. IIo is there to sell, and we instructed him to do so, rogardless of cost. Call on him aud let him show you tho nicest, largest assortment, and the host lot of Furniture iu the city. Wo have on baud Genuine Texas ltust t’roof Oats, rooeived di- lect ftom iexas. Come early and buy them, as they are very scarce. B „ Wiley Harris & Son, bandersville, Ga,, Sept. 21. W. j7 ROSS & CO Wholesale Manufacturing and Retail Dealers in Carriages, Buggies, Wagons, ROAD CAliTS, Harness, "Whips,Robes, Baby Carriages Etc. Corner Ootton _A.vonno and Ohorry Street* o 0t .rM4 OON ’ * * ment, but cotno to think about it, such common thing is hardly worth mentioning, The administration is casting longing pyos towards theSandwiob Islands, just as John Bull has boon doing sometime and it is said hero that Acting ltior Admiral Brown, now In Chilian Wators, is under orders to proceed, as soon as he is relieved, to Honolulu to n< go- liato for tho control of the Island by the United States. Admiral Brown has been se lected for this task because ot hi, popularity with tbe Qnoen and the people of -the Haw aiian Inlands. It is a dangerous business, nod may lead to war with England. Although Mr. Harrison 1ms ptiblioly deolin- ed to violate the law by directing that republican voters in the departments bn nl- lowed to go home to voto without having tho tbo time lost dednoted (rom tneir pay, it is privatoly understood that tbny might go in fact they must go, and that some way will be found lo prevent Gieir pay being docked. The Methodists are having everything thoir anwn Way in Washington since last Wednesday whon their great Ecumenical Conleronoo, with five hundred dolega'es, reprosentirg every part of tbe civilized world, mot to consider mnttciK pertaining to their church. Socially tho doors ot good Wash ingtonians are open to the visitors, and re ligiously, the pulpits of most of the church ps, irrespective of denomination, are open to them. At first it looked as though the ever presont "nigver" problom would intrude its ugly hen-1 nnd mako trouble becatiso somool tbo Washington hotel keepers refused to en tertain negro preachers; but good m-nso pre vailed, (be darkeys were comfortably quar terod elsewhere, and tho matter was not al lowed to cotno up* in tho conference, al though some ol tho delegatus wero just boil ing over uboul it. DIAMONDS & WATCHES 8ILVEKWAKE and NOVELTIES, GOLD HEADED PAUA80L8, GOLD HEADED UMBRELLAS gold headed walking canes, OPERA GLASSES, VASES IN BISQUE, LADIES’ SIDE COMBS, ROGERS CUTLERY FRUIT KNIVES, GLOVE BUTTONER8, BEAUTIFUL BRONZES, BFAD NECK CHAINS, GOLD PENS and EYE OLA88ES Tbe largest stock of fine Jewelry and presents of all kinds in tbe oity Wo load everything iu our Hue Nouo can surpass us in repairing fine Watobos aud Jowolry. J. H. & W. W. WILLIAMS 352 Second St. - - Macon, Ga Burial Cases Metalio Cases, Caskets and Cof- dns, of any Quality aud Grade, al ways on hand. A laigo stock of theso goods will be found at tbe Btore of Tarbutton A Duggan. “Seeing is Believing.’ And a good lamp must be simple; when it is not simple it is not good. Simple, Beautiful, Good—these words mean much, but to see “The Rochester’’ will impress the truth more forcibly. All metal, tough and seamless, and made in three pieces only, it is absolutely safe and unbreakable. Like Aladdin’s of old, it is indeed a “wonderful lamp,” for its mar velous light is purer and brighter than gas light, softer than electric light and more cheerful than either. Look for this stamp—Tnii Rochrstkk. If the lamp denier hasn’t the genuine Rochester, a uu the atyle you want, send to us for our new illustrated catalogue, nnu we will send you a lamp safely by express—your choice of over £.000 varieties from the Largest Lamp Store in the World. 1UM HUSTlUt LAIHI* CO., 42 Park Place, #«w York Oily. H*? “The Rochester.” I. HERRMANN’S SONS Have cast their banner to the breeze and t heir motto is, “The Best Shoe for the Least Money.” Give them a call and he con vinced. We take pleasure in showing our goods. We purchased a large stock, vve paid cash, we bought cheap, and will sell likewise. Respectfully, I HERMANN’S SONS. At I. Hermann’s old stand, North Side Public Square. Sandcrsville, Georgia. JESSE THOMPSON & CO., Augusta, Georgia. MANUFACTURERS OF Doors, Sash, Blinds, Mouldings, .Yellow Pine Lumber; Laths and Shingles- DEALERS IN Window Glass and Builders’ Supplies, Planing Mill & Lumber Yard, Hale St., Near C. R. R. Yard, Telephone Connections with all Principal Hotels and Offiu WRITE.FOR PRICES, OR CALL ON US AT OUU OFl-TC { June 1891—ly A Great Offer that may not again be repeated* so do not delay- strike while the Iron is Hot.” Writ** for Catalogue not., and nay wluu paper you Pi a* this Advertlnement In. Kem'Mnb.'r that I sell e rervthtng that goen to furnishing a home—manufacturing aotno things and buying othern in the largest possible lots which cnn'.div. mo to v ‘po out. all competition. Here are a few Startling Bargains A No. T Flat Top Cooking Sttovo, ftiUMsw, lr.\ 1T Inch oven, tlttcfl wltli *1 piece* n f wnre, ( |c. J 'lviToil ut your ihyol. -ill frc-l-ht charie-H p .lit liy for only TWELVE 1)01,,.Alts. . ‘ Airiiln I will seUyo- n rt hole Cook I m- Itnngii 18x18 bull SIUII. 18x80 tlieli to,., title,| w |||| -2| pieces of ware, for THIRTEEN DOLI.aRS au-l pny the frelptit to your depot. Bo Not pay two Pricos for your Goods. not frame, either In "fr'hiindtlli "JJ','. I will also se'l yon a nice lledmntn Hilt e..., ,‘Hthu.ofUurean with r-la-s, 1 bteh head It* J.lend 1 Washslnnd, 1 Centre Table t I'lan- Set t < hn rs 1 ( „t,e Seat and Bac k I net-r , II rn Vlr •/’wm""'’ T' !" Vour -lcLi "" f ° w-lih 1 T"' 1 y ,°V, *" "H’ 1 '"' Bedroom Holt jp-Iy frelWd ' " ,r > Mt aud [Nine window Shade on spring roller % *n1 Wain of W " ,nBt 8 ® MM ! ” Lomr.o - Rare rurtnlnn per window i 0 nf Jtlaemea'.' 0 ! '’iT'"" , ' v !' rv " ll "K 1" a amnll adver-1 sv nno f s ,mv '' *" -tore eontalnlng] lmlldlo , . fl | .7*° ’ "' , B | w jri 'ion..-* ami factor? 1 li larJe. !2 # nf n°. f makti.gln all mi* largest hns»n**ss of this kind nud**r one man- rfirmuenl lathe Souther,, Slatea- Them Hfo" -, ,V "i prod lie! Iona of fhe ! Mv ental'iflne eontalnlmr llh.atrn. , .Kooi’lawHIhe maM-d If von will kindle rrelRlit ’ y °" " nw thl " " Iverllaemenl. I Pay Addresa , L. F. PADGETT, PROPRIEl OR PADGETT’S FURNITURE, SKIVE AM) CARPET STORE. lllO-lliy Bi-<'ad Sti-eet,| | Hoptf 7 UGUSTA * nr i wm—■11————- AGFNTQ RiBe HUEIl | OH; prtcea tbl* »««!■. ^ ur lMPORTEDPLUtH ALBUM. $1.00 ifo? 1 c%p,\ m o^S d ,^ d r d ry' , h ,l f^’c'n, , ,^*P n ’d* X c^d Picture.. Hout for • I 00 (retails for 12.00) Not* from'*? "to K M h °J5 rt L 0n ALBUMS 1‘aoKooscisu PlEALLKL Familt Dnu.r.a conlalnlm, <|uesiloua lor j|«,7 Doo-f nny priulout business man invest Id railroad or bank stock on which he has to wait C, 10, 15 or 20 years (or a dividend? Then why take life insurance in Mutual Life of New York, or New York Life or Equita ble ol New York whon you o-in got tho Life contract written wyth lurge annual dividends by taking a l’olioy in the old Mutual Lilo Insurance Company oi Ky. I will bo glad to call on you or hear from you at any time „ s B. C. JONES, Sirndersville, Ga. Special agent for Mu- April fith. fuel Life Ins, of Ky TAX NOTICE I First Round. I will be at til* following plaoes, nn dates ,I..... hir tho pufpoio of eolkotiug (tio Stale mty Taxes lor 1891 ; below, I and Cun DI"T. I’l.AOE, 1315 Tabernacle, 90 Boatright's, 139.) Tennille, 130 Buncombe, 100 Cluj's, 91 Harrison 89 Warn mock, 1815 Ston-A-nll, 93 Sun Hill, 99 Deeputep, 94 DaVivboro, 12:3 ltiddlevilic, 92 Josey, 1384 Cleveland 1350 Ifarthen, 95 f’uto, 90 Gibjs, 98 Hebron, 8H O j-irii o, time. Friday, October Monday, " Tuesday, -• Wednesday, •• Thursday, " Monday, " Tuesday, Wed n and ay, " Thu sd-iy, " Friday, •• Monday, 11 Tueailay, << Wednesday, " Tliursday, •• Monday, •• Tuesday, “ H'ednesday, 11 Thursday, ' " Friday, " SalUrdaya nnd other public davs in San dersvllln Boiks oloao D.o.-ml.er 2011 prouipily. U T. K\W LINGS, Tax Collector Washington Co STARKEY & PA LENS’ XEEATMENT BY INHALATION. TWABE MARY ^ RECISTCnCO* ^ q$.STARK E '^//DipAjL £ Drs Starkey .t I’alon have the llbert* rofer lo the following named well-known^i Mnn b tUe,r Trtatmem P of Oon. ’owhSpSwaJSST 4, ““ u "“»* aJS-'x" 1 " “ 0- Roohu* oi'Tgjin': ,il “ D “■« "•* p ; v f r ? om 8i, Qnonomo, Kan Mra. Mary A. Livermore, Melroa., Mmr ivleh^Isl'inds Lj "' n ’ W " iw °"’ Alexander Wtohi -, Ivernesa, Saotland. Mia. Manuel V. Ortega, Froanillo, Zaoate- Jas, Mexico. .Uuonlc.T" ° 00,,Cr ’ Ut ‘ lln ’ 8 P ani811 Ho«* rocoo^° bb ' Pl ' Vic ° Oonanl . GasnUanoa. M*. M. V. Ashbrook, Red Bluff, Oa! cJSiSx.iJr' 1 ' “•* Jacob Ward, Bowrnl, Now.South Wales. 4ud tbonsands of ethers in every part of tha United States. "Compound Oxygen—its Mode of Action ‘?‘ 1 acsiriu. la the title of n now brochure —-——— ■ ■—"f two hundred pngeB, piibliahed h» n.. 1820 Arc,h Street. F-hllnd’a. *>a. StarkeJ- & Palen, which gives to all inquires 1629 ARCH STREET, PHILADELPHIA, PA , ' lil "’“’miation as to this remarkibR? our” D’fkf 4 ..At .. «x . . . _ tlVO RlZOtli lUlfi A tV.rvvr.I nf ..... 1 1 • CUAS. F. LOMBARD, 1’rop’r. WM. PENDLETON, Hupt. The Pendleton FOUNDITY And Machine Works, 016 to 027 Kollock st., AUGUSTA, OA., 2 squares above depot. THE BEST PLACE IN THE STATE To get your Maohinery overhauled or repaired. 1 give my personal at tention to all work sent to me. You can always get your work when promised. Don’t lorget to call or write me before giving your work out. C-HAS. F. LOMBARD. Jan. 1, ’92. SHERIFF’S SALES. FIBHT TUESDAY IN NOVEMBEU, 1891. GEORGIA—Washington County. Will he sold before tho oourthouee door in Kandersville, Ga., on the first Tuesday in No vember, 1891, between the legal hours of sale, tho lollowiug property, to wit; One second hand phaeton. Levied on ns the pioperty of U. F. Brown to satisfy ail? fa. issued from the September term, 1891, of Washington superior oourt, in favor of Move DuggaD. Also, at tho same time and plaoo will bo sold: Three thousand pounds seed cotton, iu cotton lronse, more or less. Levied on us the property of Hamilton Bridges to satify a fi. fa. issued from the Maroh term 1890, of Hashing, ton Superior court for the execution of the claim of The LaudMortgngo Investment and Agency ot America, limited, vs. Hampton Bridges. Also, at thesame time and plaoe will lie sold: Four thousand, two hundred pounds of seed ootton in the field; thirty-five hundred pounds, more or less, in the barn, and six bun. drod pounds, more or loss, in the dwolling house. Two liuu.lrod -and fifty bushels of corn more or less, in the field. One flea- bitten grny horse medium size, with one oyo, nbout 10yenrs old. Levied upon as the property of iFm. O. Brown to satisfy a fi. fa. issued from the March term, 1891, of Wash ington superior oourt in (avorof T. B. Smith. Only one-hulf interest in the nbove ootton and corn is levied upon. Also 600 pounds of fodder in barn loft to satisfy this fi. fa 0. A. Ward, Sheriff. .wmu-ia.j.jja, tit a, pa ns uj mis remarkable oura- I’or Consumption, Asthma, Bronchitis, Dvs Rn<1 “ t ' eco^,, . of hundred pepsia, Catarrh, llay Fever, Hea.laobe, Ui- l ,„is7,/ J '? 1 , 0 v n ^ H n, I l' w . l . (,e of ohronio b lity. Rheumatism, Neuralgia and alii of t j ,#n | ? ,tor b «* n R abandoned Chronio and Norvous Disorders. o dm by other physiotang. Will be mailed o - R . ny 7 1,lr08H on “Ppltoatlon. Read "The Compound Oxygen Trentmout " I)rs ! '° lirooll " r «l Starkey ,t l’alen. No. 1529 Arch Street, 1'bilJ v , . , ,HW * STARKEY .t PALEN, adeiphia. linvo been nsing for the last seven i No * A tell Street Plllladelplila, Pa. MJGUSTA CARFET COMPANY! 840 Broad Street, Up (Stairs, Augusta, Ga. JUST RECEIVED^ Wall Papers, Borders, Carpets, IfLOOR OIL CLOTHS, HEARTH RUGS. DOOR MATS. WINDOW SHADES, LACE CURTAINS, WINDOW POLES, INGRAIN AND BRUSSELS CARPETS, AND HOUSE FURNISHING GOODS GENERALLY. Ek^"A Full and frfsh Stuck Received. Sop'rom. T - O- J3AILKY, Manager. J- II. S1 J E^RS, COTTON FACTOB AND COMMISSION MERCHANT. WAREHOUSE AND SALESROOM: lOl McIntoSh., Ttli, Street, corner Reynolds AUGUSTA, OAl* Will continue tho bustness in its various brauohes. Advanoea of Baggios RDd Ties aud Family Supplies at lowest market prices, Liberal Oasb Advances made on Cotton or other Produce in tor e- Consignments of all Field aud Farm Pro- duco Solicited. Ampb faeilities uud lou^ experience will guaran* " tee satisfaction. iilUJonsigbments!' 00 6iV ° U l ° 8 ° lliU8, Wei K hin 8.Sampling and Storin, Cilmi-Koalox* Soli in- and Storing: very Reasonable* Crockets Iron Works. MANUFACTURE Steam Lngines, Saw, Grist and flour Mill Pulleys, Gearing, Boxes, Gin Gear. Gudgeons and Mill IVork Generally c Cane !V[ills &, Hetties ol all sizes always hand Cotton Presses, Horse hand 9 or. Power; Iron Railing 4^c. * ® M. CROCKETT & HON, 596 Fourth Street, MACON, GA. Thorough, Practical rnstruetlon. [ _ __ Graduates n^pisted to positious. mi t&FCatalogue /rec. Write to siness collegeTIouisville, ky. KING OF TABLE WATERS- UNDERWOOD SJPRUSTGr WATER, ITS DAILY USE PREVENTS Briglit’s 33isease, And oures Dyspepsia, Rheumatism, Gcmt, Grave), and Diseases Kidneys and Liver, evidence of tbe truth of the claims, made by the most Eminent 1 hysicians or America, for the efficacy of the Undeiwood Spring Wats, asa remedial agent, will be furnished upon application to the Company* The Water is for sale by First-olass Druggists and Grooers, put sp OASES OF 50 QUART BOTTLES. “ “ 100 PINT of tbe EFFERVESCENT THE UN OERWOOD COMPANY, FALMOUTH FORESIDE, MAINE, U. S. A May 14, ’81,—tf.
