About The Sandersville herald. (Sandersville, Ga.) 1872-1909 | View Entire Issue (Oct. 15, 1891)
LOCAL ITEMS. BRIEF LOCALS. OIVlX> KNJOYS Both the mrtlioil mid results when Syrup of Figs is taken; it is pleasant and refreshing to the taste, and acts { cntly yet promptly on the Kidneys, jiver and Bowels, cleanses the sys tem effectually, dispels colds, head aches and fevers and cures habitual constipation. Byrup 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 effects, prepared only from the most healthy and agreeable substances, its many excellent qualities commend it to all and have made it tho most popular remedy known. Byrup of Figs is for Bale in 60c and 81 bottles by all leading drug gists. Any reliable druggist who may liot have it on hand will pro- on re it promptly for any one who wishes to try it. Do not accept any substitute. CALIFORNIA FIG SYRUP CO. SAN FRANCISCO, CAL. LOWSVIUE, ATS. NEW YORK, V and CHURC H SERVICES 3d. Sunday* METIIODIHT. Preselling in Sandorsvillo at 11, a. m 7, p. m., llov. J. W. Weston, pastor. BAPTIST. Preaching at! T ontiillo, on Saturday and flnndayat 11 a. m. by tho pastor, Hov. T. 0. Book. , ou B IHTIAN. Preaching in the city at 11. a m. and 7, p. m., Rev, F. L. Adams, pastor. CATHOLIC. Services eat b 3rd Sunday, eonduoted by llev. Father Kennedy. There will be preaching at Bothlehem, on Saturday and Sunday at 11 a. m. by tho pas tor, ltov. W. J, Durham. Broaching at Ohoopio on Saturday and 8nnday,at 11 a. m. by tho pastor, Bov. B. n. Ivey. Tho first cold wave got here on Satu rd»y, and brought out wraps and overcoats. Fire was slsn in demnti '. It yon ■ >nt Furniture, oall on Wtley Harris l -i, next door to 0. A .Adams. } Hays,.,,.: is money saved, to the farmer i nd to the country. Hyrnp evaporators ol gulvanued iron, that make delioious and bright syrup, oan be ordered at low prices at Hebald offloe. f If you want an organ or piano of any grnds you can savo motley by ordoring through the IIebald. j Tlie Query and Literary Club of Sanders, ville is well attended,and Is growing in in terest. The queries uro carefully selected and require considerable research and investiga tion, thatoan not fail to he of groat intellect- nal profit ns well as pleasure, Tho meltings are held on Mouday nights. It you watil the genuine Texas Hint Proof seed Oats, coll ou Wiley Harris it Sou. J Hi w ing Machines, New Homo or Singer, onn lie ordered at Hbiiald offioo. Hpcoial prio •. | Henry, the aolotud fisherman from Ooo- iie.e hrouglit 141 lbs. ot fresh fish to town last Saturday, ana sold at 8 and 9 ots per lb. The largest, a channel oat, weighed 22 lbs, For Salt ol alt kinds, oall on Wstey Har. ris A Son. ( The ipiarry of sandstone pn the lauds ol ^ m. P. Uawlings near town is being util ized by Mr. Goodell, the jail builder, in rnokiug concrete. This is to bo used for fil ling iu between the tloor and oeiling. A prominent morohant of our town, was bragging a few days ago of his fine oolleo* lions, Thu Herald has not ucmmeoaod blowing on its collection yet, but if n general rush shall be made we will blow tho hugAg and sound tho toDjon in their praiso. Money is now coming in lor your cotton, don’t neg- the editor. A valuable plantation is offered for sale, with a good 0 room dwelling and 200 acres of open land in high state of cultivation. This excellent farm is an excellent neighbor* hood, convenient to ohurohes And good schools Apply at the Heraed office, if yon want this desirable property. . 8°o changes in advertisement ol Wiley Hurris anil Son in this paper. Their large, and uico Inrniture atook is now In the Jones huildiug noxl door to grocery’ Btore of Mr. Cleon Adams. Mr. Boht Hood has charge of this department, and will be pleased to make you prices. PERSONAL. Judge Hines wbs in th({oity a short time, last week. Highwt of all in Leavening Power.—U. S. GovH Report, Aug. if, 1889. Mr. Artope and lady were In the city on a brief visit this week, Willis Evans and E. H. Holmes are agfiin at Meroer. Mrs. J. W. Weston left Saturday for Amer. ictts to vlBit relatives, and also to attend the Womans Missionary Conferonoe that meets to-day in that otty, Mrs. B. J. Tarbntton, Miss Bailie Dinkins and Miss Clara Park left on yesterday to at. toad the Woman’s Missionary Conference in Amorious. The success of Old Saul’s Catarrh Cure iu. duoes imitations and there aro many of them, lusist op getting Old Saul's and take no other or you'll get loft. At all dealers for 2G cents. Ii yon want your baby to look bright do not put it to sleep with latidannm when rout- less, but use Dr. Bull's Baby Syrap. 25 cents a bottle. . SMIiJIOMiV AMI MIFIBH- IKU, One feature of tho thousands of testimoni als that have been givon in behalf of S. S. S. is remarkable. In numbers oi instances is it related that a great dost ol time and money have been spent iu a vain effort to Beourc relief ftom disease iu the usual way. A knowledge of the virtues of Swifts' Speoifio wonld have saved tho time and the rnooey, to Bay nothing ol the prevention of the suf fering. There need be no suoh mistakes made now. The blood purifier U for Bale by drnggistR everywhere, and the 8 8. S. com pany in Atlanta will send to any addresB their Treatise on Blood and Hklu Diseases free, and a pamphlet containing a few of the thousands of testimonials they have received from those who have experienced the bene fits ot this wonderful medicine. DRESS GOODS To allay pains, snbduo infiamalion, hen- old sores and nloers the most prompt and satisfactory reanlts aro obtained bv using tiiat old reliable romedy. Dr. J. H. MoLaan s Volcanic Oil Linlmont. If yon suffer pricking pains on moving the eyes, or cannot bear bright light, and find your sight weak nud falling, you should promptly use Dr. J II. McLean’s Strength ening Eye Salve. 25 cents a Box. “Why, now, I cannot get enough to eat,” ays ouc lady who formerly had no appetite, hot took Head's Hurs.iparill.i. Haopy and content is a home with "The Ho- chester; ,, alampwlUjthelightof the morning. ftrtthtUp:), ~-i'riUXo. htit.y Lump Co. -Veto J’oi * Enreka Mills Giunery, Best Lint Mivle, 30 cts. per 100 lbs. The Herald was handed some splendid potatoes of the Buck yam varioty ou yester day by Mr. J. F. Hawkins. Wo are glad to learn thnt the crop is guuorally so promising in the Utitu district, ns well as in the oouutF generally. These are the finest we have yet seen. Tho WaabiDgtou County Alliance held its regular quarterly session on yesterday. The day was inclement but tho representation was very good. ov»e. ;; c 6 DMvovsiivlS'rHStieSHSl 9 3 MOTHERS FRIEND” To Young Mother 1 Slakes Child Birth Easy. ! Shortens Labor, Lessens Pain, Endorsed by the Lending Physicians. JtnnU to “Mother*” mmlletl VllEE, 3KADFIELD REGULATOR 1 z iAin.it. m; .Fiuinorff m-mlicit 1 in-n. g • BUADFIELD REGULATOR CO. j ATLANTA, OA. f J SOLD BV ALL DRUOQISTS^^J Nniiiloi'flvllle Olton Market* Good Middling 7J Middling 7J Low Middling 7 Good Ordinary * Ordinary 0 Is oar specialty this season. Ev erything strictly reliable in quality and price and correct in style and coloiing. Among the popular new weaves this season are Bedford Cords, En- lish Cheviots and Homespuns, lain and Plaid CamelB Hair. Tuft ed Suitings, Chevron Mixtures, Ser- peutine effects &6, m all the now colorings. Call and see us when you visit Macon or write for samples, giving idea as to prioe and color wanted. Particular attention paid to mail orders. Remember we are agents for But- teriok’s paper patterns. Burden, Smith <fc Ellis, * Maoon, Ga. A man who has practiced medicine lor 40 years, ongbt to know salt from sugar; read what he says; Toledo. O., Jan. tO. 1887. Messrs. F. J. Cheney .t Co-Gentlemen :— I liavo been iu the general praotioe of medi cine for most 40.years, and would say that iu all toy praotioe and experience have never seen a preparation that 1 oould prescribe with as much confidence of suooess as I cun Hall's Catarrh Cure, manufactured by yon. Haw* prescribed it a great many times and Its effect is wonderfal, and youltl say in conclusion that I have yet to find a oase of Catarrh that it would not aare, it they wonld tuke it according to directions. Yours Truly, L. L. GOK8UOH, M.D Office’ 215 Summit St. We will give $100 for any cuho ot Catarrh that can not lie oured with Hall's Catarrh Cure. T aken internally. F. J. CHENEY AGO.. Props., Toledo, O. ^fS'Sold by druggists, 76o. Merlons Uanger. Threatens every man, womun'or child liv ing in a region of oountry where fever aod ague is pri valent, since the malarial diseases are inhaled from the air and Are swallowed from the water of snob a region. Medioinal nfognard is absolutely neoossAry to nullify his danger, Asa moans of fortifying and acclimating tho system sorb to be able to re sist the malarial poison, Hosteller's Stomach Bitters is incomparably the best and the most popular. Irregularities ot the stomach, liver and bowels enoourage malaria; bat these are speedily rectified by the Biltors The lnnctiouB of digestion and Beoretion aro assisted by its use, and a vigorous as well as cgul-tr condition ot tho system promoted by t. Constitution and physique are thus de fended agninst the inroads ot malaria by this matchless preventive, which is also a certain and thorough remedy in the worst oasou of intermittent and remittent fevers. Ilect IMnrketfi. Sandorsvilie now has the benefit of two markets for fresh meats. Mr. Sanford Adams has rented stall No. 1and Mr. Paul Mo- Kinney has oburgo of No. 2. These euergetio young men will doubtless keep tho market up to its best standard iu the past. MA1MDKHM% IIjIjIO I* HOV 1MION HAKkET. Bacon sides per lb (a) to 10 Bulk “ “ 8J N C Flour- 6.00 Plain hams “ 13J “16 Shoulders “ 7 “ Lard “ @ Si “ Coffee 20, 25 “ Gran Sugar ... 00-7 Extra C White 6 “6 Tn small quantities, prices a (raetion higher Flour J patent $6.00 Corn... I 05 'Meal " bu. 1 16 -Eggs •• doE, (3 1 IButtor *' 20 @25 „ Chirkem - 16 @ 30,, CONFIRMED. The favorable impression produoed ou the first appearanoe of the agreeable liquid frnit remedy Syrup of Figs a few years ago has been more than confirmed by the pleasant experience of all who have used it, and the snoccsH of the proprietors and manufacturers the California Fig Syrap Company. BuckleusIArniea Salve. The Best Salve in the world lor Cmts, Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rheum, lever Sores, Tetter, Chapped Hands, Chilblains, Corns, and all Skin Eruptions, and positive ly cures Piles, or nb pay required. It is guaranteed to give perfect satisfaction, 01 money refunded. Prioe 25 oents pejr box. Bale by Wm. Uawlings. bargains Bargains. .1 offer for sale a No. 1 family horse, works Miyvheie, a baggy oDd harness, one horse wugoa and harness, and good road cart. ALSO A complete outfit of Planing Mill, Machin ery, all in good order. The mill can be seen in operation, at my shop. 8. L. Parsons. Handersville, Ga, Oot. 13, 1891. 4t* THIU OIIMIBHATIID COTTON Rill BLOOM IIIII TENSriLLE. The handsome and commodious dwelling of Dr. M. G. Hatch, is now offered for sale. This is also one of the best located and most desirable lots in Tennille. The land attaob ed or near by, is also a very valuable proper, ty iu this growing and coming town. Ten nille will be loth to part with this excellent and popular physician and his estimaklo family. A desirable farm with good dwelling,, five miles west of Tennille is also offered for sale For particulars apply at the I/ebau) office. Mrs. M. G. Hatob, Mrs. W. O. Matthews and Mrs. J. P. Wardlaw, have gone to Ameri oils as delegates to the Woman's Missionary Conference, that meets there to-night, The street between the Franklin House nod the depot is to be widened. It will now take in most of the yard in front of the Frank lin House. The change is necessitated by the looation of tho waiting room, and the demand for spaoe for vehicles in passing. The oolored rout agent on the W. & road has been removed, and a white postal olerlg now manipnlatos the mail on this line, WITH LATEST IMPROVEMENTS Free of Freight. Fully «“»'“***!?: .. H.W.HUBBARDVALutfix*' W® carry atook at various Southern point® for quick lellvery upon raoalpt of ordera^^ “OSGOOD” U.S. Standard WAGON SCALES Benton trial. Freight paid. »«J|y wariuawj *3!i or l»4»r bW.pR Proportionately Low 1J* II. XV. Il'llllllARIt, a«n. Soni'l.rn iTI.ANTA. OA.. l)ALI,AH^Mj^d|| Frog Pond ChiB’oure'and Wooldridge’s :atarrH ely’s iCBEAM BALM /CatarB^i AYFEVERi Cleanse# the Nasal Passages, Allays Pain and Innaaiinution, Heals the Ho es. Hcstoi es tit e Senses of Taste and Smell. JAS. K HINES, THOS. B FELDER, Jit I-atc Judge Superior Court Mldulo Circuit HINES A FKLDKB ATTORNEY* AT I.AW. ABSOLUTELY PURE bfgin getting ready. Veterans’ day will bring thousands of old soldiers hero to meot Hampton, Longstroet, Gordon and the other,brave men under whom they fought. Allianoe day will also draw Its crowds of sturdy farmers to listen to Hpenohos from their leading men. Military day will bring many crack com panies and 10,000 people to Maoon. Trades display dey and the fireworks at night will fill the oity as it was never fillod before. Tho colored people will flock here the last day ol (he fair. Then meetings and conventions and the like will be held during tho week that will materially swell the crowds. The show will be great. Tho crowd will be geater. Tho ontlook for a grand sucoo.s was never better. During the entire week a train will run from Wadloy to Maoon. It will leave Wadlcy at 0:30 a. m. and arrive at Macon at 0:81', Uetutning the hours will be 0:30 leaviug Ma oon and 8.30 arriving at Wadley. All the specials put 011 by the C ntral will be Uist-clasH, fast trains. There will be cars enough to accommodate everybody without that crowding and inconvenience which so often attend Bpeoial trains like these. Every thing will be done in Urst-oUss shape by the old reliable- As has been said, tho Control doesn't pro pose to let any road coming into Maoon get ahead of it in tho matter oi accommodations and convenient schedules. Tho Ocnlral people are calculating on bring ing thousands ot people to Macon. They will work their territory well and will do muoh toward swelling the orowd ot visitors to Macon during the exposition. These special sohedulns can't help hnt strike those who wsni tocomoto the fair, favorably The rates, ns has been previously announc ed, will be 3£ oents for tho round trip except on two days. Ou these two days the rate will bo 1 oont a mile. The days thnt the 1 cent rate will be in force are left to the selection ol tho exposition management. No doabt trades display day, Ootober 30, will be one of them. Veterans’ day may be jbe other, or it may bo allianoe day. There are plenty oi good days that oan be selected. There won't bo anything bnt good days. The Central road will bring the people from along Its lino. The city »nd the great show will do the rest All Old Field Wevd. Many seeing that old field weed, tho mul lein stalk, nover consider the good it is ac complishing in onring lung troubles. It presents in Taylor's Cherokee liemedy of iiwoftt Gum and Mullein tho finest known remedy for coughs, croup, oolds and con sumption, MACON GEORGIA FAIR. ) Shows that all epidemic, en- > d -FEVER TRY THE CURE. V partiole is applied into each nostril and is agreeable. Prioe 50 oents at Druggists; Wonderful Blood Cure, oan be bad at Dr. fit, New York Daniel's. (IIICAI* I1.4T1SS UlLlNIi AT- TltACrlONN, l’ronnic u Urilllniit Nucci’Ji All Maoon is aglow with enthusiasm and tireless effort to render the approaohing Fair, the most brilliant and successful over known in her history. Tho Hebald publishes some outline ol the attraotious that will be presen ted, and also tho low ratos allowod by the Central for all wishing to attend. The Exposi tion opens October 26th, and the managers are determined il possible, that the people attending shall bar 0 the lull value of their money. The Macon News says of the Fair, TbAIN AND JUTES It will be a genuine Georgia exposition, each exhibit illustrating the excellence and progressiveness of Georgia industry. There will be numerous and meritorious exhibits of Georgia horses, cows and other live stook; a oolleotivo poultry exhibit of nn usual worth; Georgia thrift and enterprise in all the avennes of productive mechanism will be moat admirably illustrated. Then there will be the trades display in gorgeous oarui- val style; boise races every day by the fast est horses on the tnrf. Bat then, half the attractions oannot be told. The city will be all hospitality daring tho week, and comfortable quarters will be ready for all Very hfw railroad rates for visitors have been arranged, and in all tho necessary ex penses of a visit to Maoon have been reduoed to the minimum. Many speoial features have been arranged Buok asallianop day, obildren's day; veterans day and military day, trades display day and oolored soldiers' and fireman's day Everything in the way of making ready for tbe exposition is progressing as rapidly as possible. Everything indicates that when the gates of Central City park open on tbe expo sition of 1891 they will open ou the grandest oolleotion of exhibits evor gotton together in Maoon. Every department will be in first- class shape, and tbe exposition will go off with a grand hurrah. Excellent music has boeu engagod. About nil the space for exhibits has been tak en up and things are luirly booming all along the line. Already enough horses are In train ing to make tbs raoes the best ever seen iu Georgia. New horsos are coming every day and many are yet to come. The splendid track has been filled and rolled and packed and was never in better condition. Tho buildings are cleaner and nearer ready for the big show tbnu tbi-y have ever t ee 1 be fore. Tee grounds -the very prettiest in the country—wero never iu better shape be I or#. They are prettier than ever. The drill ground, the grand stand, the speakers' platform uud all are in good shape snd everything i# ready for the exhibitors to ' The Genii - dernlcn and contagious deseasee Theory ) are produoed by minute infeoting germs or microbes, pooulior to eaoli disease, which enter the system. It being a well set- tied foot that any remedy whloh would klU the germ or miorobe would destroy tbe life of pationt, it has been fonnd that to foroo out these germs is tho only safe relief from their ravages. In this way Swift's Speoifio has for 60 years boeu curing blood and skin diseases it foroes out the miorohes through the pores of the skin, and soon sends out tho poison which they may have left. In this way tho disease is oured, and the general health of the patient- is built up, Treatise on Blood and Skin Diseases mailed free. SWIFT SPECIFIC CO., Atlanta, Qa. HAVE YOU WORN GLASSES » If \ ou have nnt, then think nbout it. Per haps yonreyo* aolie at times, probably after mnoh use your vision beeom es blurred and indistinct, You may not betronbled in either of thene ways, and yet you have headache af ter reading. It is rh(o to say that glasses are required. Thousands of persons with weak eyeH have been wonderfully relieved by the use of Hawkes' Crystallized Lenses. A large propoitton of those were so mnoh benefltled, thst, in a abort while, they were able to din pence with glasses entirely. l<ii Urlpp® Affalii. During the epidemlo of La Grippe last season Dr. King's New Disoovery for Con Humption, Cough ami Colds, proved to be the best remedy Reports from the many who used it confirm this statement. They were not only quickly relieved, bnt the die ease left no had alter results. Wo ask yon to give this remedy a trial and we guarantee that you will be aalislie I with results, or the purchase price will be refunded. It bss equal in LaGrippe, or any Throat, Ghost or Lung Trouble. Trial bottle tree at Win Uawlings Drug Store. Large bottloB, 50c and $1.00. a eft' Will give special att'-ntion to t'omm«rmat Law and to tbe Practice tn the Su preme Court ot Georgia Ordinary’b Citations. For Guardian*! Diimitaion. GEORGIA—Washington County. Ordinary’s Office 33 Ftl'TEN BUILDING. Cor. Marietta and Broad, .% 11 is II t >une 18, 1891. U l». Painting, Plasteriug, Kalsomining, rr _ . . pile* to m* for lelleta ol dismis sion "from said guardianship, aod I will pu# upon his application mi the first Monday in November nut at my office iu Saudcrsv.-ll# in said oonnty. Given nnder my hand nn 1 official Signa ture this Otb day ot Oetobi r 1*91. il N>w*avi. 4t Ori-’lnart W. r*. All neatly and promptly done and all work warranted to give Batinfaction. Gall on HENRY CLAY. Sanderaville, Ga. Oot. 8. niintral MprlngR Alliance. llegular meetings on tbe 2d and 4th Satur days in esoh mouth. J.Q. Mat, Prest. J. F, flaw kins, Secy, Narrow Gauge illlliiiicr. Regular meetings at Bethlehem Academy, near Warthen, Saturday balore 2nd Snnday in each mouth. W, T. Askew, Pres H. 8. Smith, Seot’y. W, Longstreel Joyner, Ouardisn for H. I. Msppib, aipy A Year # Support GEORGIA—Washington County, Obdisahy’s Office. Whereas tho sppfais- rs sp|-o!nted to *#t apart and nshipn n yssr's snpprrt to Mrs. Itutha Grff, nnt of the estate of William E. Goff, l-itn ul eetd county deceased, I,tvs filed theie return in this office; All persons oonoorned are her.by required to b» nud appear at the C*qurt of Ordinary of said o -ui-ly on the first Monday In November nett, slid stow dose if suf they beve, why Bald return should not lie approved and made the judgment of said Count Given under my hnfed officially this 9td day of October, 1891. M. NEWMAN, 4t • Ordinary iV O. For Fence or For Stock Law hi the 90th, Dtatr'ct. GEORGIA—Washington County. Ordinary b Office. ddfrfiki, 3d, 1801. ABEHTSSKLK5S iefucthiufittuif. Oan be told In every fitmilj. 04vss Riddleville Alliance. Regular meeting is held iu tbe afternoon of every 4th Saturday. W. 11. Fulciuum, l’res'L J. A.CAnTKB, Seo’y. Rtddluville, Oa. For Fence or For Stock Law in the 96tb, District. GEORGIA—Washington County. Ordinary’s Office. Oconrc viiiti.Alllniicr. Oconee, Ga., March 2,1891. Editor Hf.rald Will you please publish iu your paper the regular meeting day ol Oooi-ee mill* Alliance—Saturday before the 2nd Sundav in each mouth at Ooonee Acade my nt 2 o'oiook p. in. The other oonnty papers will plt-ate oopy. Respectfully, t T. P. Rhodes. Octodeb, 14th, 1891, Notice is bvroby given that a petition sign ed by more than fifteen Freeholders ol tbe 9fith District, G. M known as Giles' District has besn filed In my office, praying that nn ^leollnn he ordered in said district upon tbe question of “For Fence or For Stook Law,” New in compliance with tho provisions of § 1455 ol the Code ot Georgia ol 1882 it is or dered: That notice of the filing of said peti tion tie published lor 20 days in theSandars- villa llEnALD and he posted at the court house door and post office in Sandorsvilie an I at the oonrt ground anil two ntb-r public places in said 96ib District G M beginning with the loth day of Ootobsr. It is farther order ed, That fifteen days after tho expiration ol said 20 days, to wit, on the 26th day ol November 1891 an election he hold at the election preoinot of said SlCtli district, known ns Giles, nndor the same rnles and regulations as are provided for tho election of members of the General Assembly, to determine the question of “For Fence or For Stock Law," in said 96th District G. M. Given uodor my hand officially this 14th day ol October, 1891. M. NEWMAN, 4t Ordionrv W. O. A true extrnot from Book of Minutes, F Page. 461, Shorter College, Borne, Ga gessiontopeoavSeptembcr, 30, 1891 TENNILLE PROPERTY FOR SALE. I offer for sale my houso and lot in Ten nille. Tbe house contains eight roomB besides bath-room and pantry. Tl.e out honsos aro complete, consisting of kitchen, two servants houses, smoke house, wood and coal houses fowl house Ac., Ac. The stable contains six large box s'alls, carriage house, harness room, corn oiih and a large loft for forage. There is an excellent garden spot on tbe premises and a few choice fruit trees; a well of good water and many conveniences mak ing tho place a very desirable one. I will al so sell 18j acres of laud on Adams street. Twelve or fifteen acres ot this are in a high state of cultivation and there nie several good building lots on tbe plttce. M. G. HATCH. PLANTATION FOR SALE. Five miles west of Tenuille adjoining lands of John E. Smith, Ii. H. Boatright and others, oan be found one of tbe best farms for sale in Middle Ga. Something over 200 acres ot open lind in a high state of cultiva tion, witl) other timber lands, good dwelling bouse with 6 roomB, dining room and kitch en attached tenant house, also gin .house, fine orchard, good water, healthy, in reach of two good schools, and in one of the most desirable communities in Georgia, oonven- lent to churohes and surrounded by a good moral. influence. For terms and reference apply at this office. Sanderaville, Ga., Oot. 15, 1891, K1DDLKVILLK, Mr. 0. B. Hyman is erecting a new store house in Riddleville; the work is progress ing rapidly, under the superiptendenoe of Mr. P. F. Bryan. Tho school a* the old'Monnt Vernon Insti tute openod this (Monday) morning; Prot. W. P. Daniel of Maoon, principal. Mr. Dun- tel comes well recommended and we bespeak tor him a good school. Rov. J. A. Mobley filled his appointments at the Baptist Ohuroh last Sunday, preaching morning and night to fair congregations, considering the unfavorable weather. Mrs. W. L. Pilcher of Laurens oounty was in our town last week ,a short while, oalling on old friends. Miss Minnie Waddell is spending somo days in Riddleville visitiug around. J CSTICB. Oot. 12th, 1891. NOTICE. To Debtors end Creditors. All persons indebted to Wm S. Anderson late of said oounty deceased are hereby noli Bed to come forward and settle the same and all peisous having olaims against said do ocased are required to present and prove their demands within the time prescribed by law. John T. Andebson, Oot. 8th, 1891. Ex’r. FOR YOUNG LADIES. Notice is hereby given that a p-tition -dgn- nd by iiioro than fillren Freeholders of lb# 90lb District, G. M., kuown ns Boatright Dislriot has been filed iu my office, praying that an el-cuoo b« nr,I-red iu mid oi.-tric.t upon the question ot “For F-i ce rtf For Stook Law." Now in compliance »|th lit provisions of § I-t.V-of the ( odn of Georgia ot ltt-G It la orders I: Thai l-otiue Id (be fil ing of said p< 111to 11 to- published tor 2ff d iu the 8 ludersvill* Herald and be posted at the court iiouac door nud post office in Hen- dersvil'e nud at the court ground and two other public pi .01 n In n»i I 9(jib District G. M. beginning witn the Hit (ley (rotober. It is further ordered. That Ulleen day* after tho cxt'ireilon of said 20 days, to ait, on the I9tli day ot November^ 1 Ul eu election be held at tue drciioo precinct tif «*ul mhla, district, known as Uoatright* under the (ana. rules end regulations, ue ate provided tor the eluoth-n of members of tbe General 4#» eernbly to determine the quetUnn Of "For Fence or For Stock Law,” iu said With Dis trict G. M <JI» en under uiv hand officially this 3rd day oi Octob-r, 1891. M. NEWMAN, R Ordinary W. O. A true extract from Book of Minutes, F Page. 442. High and healthful situation. Charming grounds audsoeuery, Magnificent buildings, (oust $130,000.00). Twenty aooomplished nud efficient teach ers. Splendid Musio Department. Famous schools of Art, Elooulion and Physloal Culture. Apply to D11. A J RATTLE, Pres't. or PROF. IVY W. DUGG.sN. Business Manager, Augusta Hotel, For Guardianship. GEORGIA—Washington County. Ordinary’s Office. Joseph Jackson having in due form applied to the undersigned for the goar.liaoabip ot the persons aud property of William, Bessie, Mary Joyner, miner or- Thomas E lgar and ph -us of Mnses F. Joyner late of said Oonnty deceased, notice is hereby given that hi* ap plication will bo iioerd at my office on lb# first Monday iu November nest. Given under my hnml and official algo#* lure tills 1st day of July ■ -91. M NEWMAN, 4t. Ordinary, W. O. Augusta) (da* Large, airy Rooms. Good table tare; with plenty of fresh milk. Rates $1.50 aud $2 00 per day. B. 8 DOOLI TTLE, Sept 10 '91. 0. Propiietor. Administrator's Sale. GEORGIA— Washington County. By virtue ol an gilder granted by tba Oonrt of Orditiar- of said county at tbe September term ot said court, wilt lie sold at tba oonrt house door in Handersville to tbe bigbeal bidder, on the first Tuesday in November □ ext, between tho legal lionm of sale, tba twv hundred and seventy acres of laud in laid oouoly, adjoining lauds of ovtalaa of W. H. Hart, Sampson Daniel aod lauds of Inman Burnt tt, beloDgiug to the estate of Hila#' W. Burnett, late of said county deeeaaed. Sold for tbe benefit of heir* and creditor! ot fifiid deceased. Terms cash. JcBEi n M. Rim, 4t Administrator. For HoftieRtead Exemption. GEORGIA—Wat-lnnRton Ooonty, Ordinary’s Offico. J. P. Sweany has applied for exemption of peteouelty aud valuation ol Homestead aud I will pass upou the same at 11 o’oiook a ui. on the 3lst day of Ootober 1891 at my of fice. M. NEWMAN. • 2t. Ordinary W. O. For Fence or For Stock Law, in the 1399 District. GEOROIA—Washington County. Ordinary’s Office. SKrriMMtn, 23d, 1891. Notice fs hereby given that a | ed by more than fifteen Freeholders of lb# - ISP FOIl IIGMT. My resideDoe in Ifest End. Desirable and a splendid well of watea. Mrs. O. O. PaasoNs. lot For Leave to Sell Land. GEORGIA— Washington Oounty. Ordinary’s Office. Mrs. E. M. Joyner Administratrix and Joseph -iaokson Administrator of tbe estate ot Moses F. Joyner deoeuaed, have in dne form applied to tho undersigned for leave to sell the lands belonginv to the estate of said deceased aod said application will be heard ou tbe first Monday in Nuvoiuber next. '1 his 6ih day of October 1891. M. NEWMAN. 4 t. Ordinary W. O. Dr. Robt.4j. Miller, For Leave to Sell Land. GEORGIA—Washington Oounty physician and surgeon. Sanderaville, - - • Ga. Office lately ocoupied by W. G. Aug 27, ’91 Farae. Eads, Neel & Co. anuexed of Mrs. Haliie Osborn deceased, lias in due tonu applied for leave lo sell the lands bulougiog to the estate of said deceas ed, end sai l application will be heard on Iho first Monday in November next, M. Nkwxun, 4l Ordinary W.C. One Price Clothiers The l Lit microbes (micro organisms) J is u mighty host, which indeed Invisible „ . Army (oomau Cun number. Iovisi, bio to the naked eye, the poisouous part of th;s army is tho cauio of lonr-ttlths of ul! tho disenscRol the human family—they destroy uioio lives than war, tumiuo, fire, murder and .sLipwreck combined, end they eotually abbre viate lire average term of humun life by three- fourths. The way lo relieve the human bod] of these microbes is to take Swift's a Speoifio. Wkea this medicine gets well into the system the poisonous germ must leave—he osnno, exist there, hence be seeks an exit through the pores ol the skin s After be departs, a continued use of the Speoifio will foroo out the poison, qnd the patient is well, Trestise on Blood aud Skiu Diseases mniled free. BW1FT SPECIFIC Co., Atlanta, Ga. 1110 Neel Shoe Co. Fine Shoes. Maoon, Gra. Ordinary's Office. S G. Jordan, administrator with ihu will 13U9ib District. G. M., known as TeDDill District has been filed in my otUoe, praying that an electiuu be ordeied in said district upon tbs question of “For Fonoa or For Stook Law.” Now in oompliane# with “•* provisions of § 1455 of the Code of Gaorgi# of tba fli nt 1882 it is ordered’ Tbst notice log ol wild petition be published for 20 Aaye in the Sandorsvilie ilEBZLl? aod be prated fit the epurt hunse door and post office in flfin- dersvillH nud at tbe court ground find two other public pieces in said 1399ib Diatriet G. M beginning with tbe 24th day ol' flop- teinber. It is further ordered, That flfteea days attar tho .expiration of Mid 20 days, to wilAn ilg>(29th day of Ootober 1891 an elcctiolMre field wt tbe election preoinot of said 13i-9tb district, known as Tennilifi un der the same rules aod regulation#, #n nr* provided for II,e clrctinn of member# ot tb# Geuersl Assembly lo determiua tbe question of “For Feuos or For Stock Law,” tn Mid 13'JUtb District O. M Given under my hand offloially this Hrd ■ Jay ot September, 1891. M. NEWMAN, 41. Ordinary W. 0. A tlUO extract from Book of Mtonttfi, I Page. Tax Levy For Tbe Year 1891. GEORGIA—Washington County. Court ol Ordinary sitting for County pur. poses, Sekilmukb, 39, 1891 Orders Promptly Filled. Oct. J. ’91. Whereas bis Excellency Governor W, J. Nortben bus issued Iris order to the Tax Col lectors ol tbe ststo to assess and collect a State Tax ot 5 and 8-109 ot one per oent. or fifty cents and eight mills tor the Ih-cul yeui ot 1891 on tM#Value of uli the taxable prop erty of the state. And whereas the Honorable Grand Jury of tbe March uud September terms ot the Superior Court of this county, (upon the suggestion ot the Ordinary) has reootnmeud- ed a levy of 4-10 of ooe per cent, on each oue hundred dolturs of the taxable proper ty of this county, winch logetuer with the State tax, would make 9 uud 8-100 of oue per cent, or ninety cunts and 8 milts oa such one hundrd dollars. Now lor the purpose of facilitating tire calculation by each individual lux payer ot his or her tux on the valne or their property us returned on the Tax Digest, ihe under signed Ordiuary deemed it advisable, (iu view of ihe increase iu the Slate Tax,) to re duce the county tax from 40 oeuts ou eaub oue hundred dolturs to 39 cent- and 2 mill* so as 10 make the bluto and couuly lux to gether U-IOof one per ceut. or uinely ceuts on the hundred dollars. It is therefore ordered that the Tax lector ot this oounty do ooltb#l a county lax of Thirty-uin# oents uud 2 mills ou each one hundred dollars of the taxable properly of this county returned on tho Tax Digest for tbo year 1691 and pay over tho amounts so collected to the Oounty Treasurer. Oivea under my baud officially this 30ib day of September 1891. M Newman, Ordiuary W. C. Stale Tax 50 eta 8 mitts, ('Ouuty tax 39 ots 2 mills, , Total 90 ota. * For Adminiatrator'i DiamUiion- < GEORGIA—Washington County— Ordinary'a Offica. S. L. Parson*, administrator nt th« Mlatfi ol C. C. Parsons late ot said county decant ed, applies lo nn- h>r lett. rs of diamwsioa from the Hduiinistratii-o ot asid estate, and I will pass upou t-is application on tba fin# Mon -1 ay iu January 1692 at my offieain Bafi- der-ville In said cotiuty. ’ Given under my hand and official signa ture ibis ltiili day of Seplember 189). kl. Newman, 3iu. Ofdiuary If. »?. For L*ave to Sell Realty. GEORGIA—Wasbington County— Ordinary'# Offiott. S. L. Parsuoa, Administrator of tha eslalfi of C. (!. Parsons, l.as indue form applied to the undersigned ft r leave lo Wi IWO-flftbs HM interest iu a ho»a« and lot square at Sandorsvilie in #*id county, bfi- ‘ ‘ id the ptbli# lunging to the ettulu of said deoraMti and said application will lie beard on lh# Aral Mouday iu November 1891 at ixy offlo# iu Sanderaville, Tb bis 234 day of Sett- tuber 1891. M. Newman, It Ordinary W, O. Notice to Debtors and Creditor*. All persons having demand# against tbfi astute of William Tanner, iate of WaabiBg- tou comity, deceased, are hereby notified r present their claims to the undersigned I tot ui# of Ib6 law; and alt poraon* indebted i s»id estate are hereby required to make in- mediate settlement. Aixx W.Tannib, Adm'r cam tes'to ar-ncxo of William Tans# b-| tember 10th, IDOL ■ ' '...'iv’-.i’ i ■
