About The Sandersville herald. (Sandersville, Ga.) 1872-1909 | View Entire Issue (Nov. 12, 1891)
'' . LOCAL items. BRlEt LOCALS. $®5s?» ONU ENJOYS Both the method and results when gyrup of Figs is taken; it is pleasant ^ i . !■ <4.% 4 h a 4 ■ ici4a n itil n a4a E #ud refreshing to the tuste, nnd acts ently yet promptly on the Kidneys, ^iver and Bowels, cleanses the sys tem effectually, dispels colds, head aches and fevers nnd cures habitual constipation. Syrup of Figs is the only remedy of its kind ever pro duced, pleasing to the taste and ac ceptable to tho stomach, prompt in its action nnd truly beneficial in its efiects, prepaved 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. Syrup of Figs is for sale in 50c and $1 bottles by all leading drug gists. Any reliable druggist who may not have it on hand will pro- acre It promptly for any one who wishes to try it. Do not accept any substitute. CALIFORNIA FIG SYRUP CO. BAN FRANCISCO, CAL. LOUISVILLE, KY. NEW YORK, N * CHURCH SERVICES. 8d. Sunday. METHODIST. PrcaolilnR in Sandersville nt 11, a. m, and T, p. in., ltov. J. W. Weston, pastor. BAPTIST. ProBcliing st Tonnillo, on Saturday and Sunday at 11». m. by the t'nstor, Rev. T n Beck. cnnisTUN. Prenolting in the oity at 11. a m. and 7, p. B„ Rov.F. L. Adams, pastor. CATHOLIO. Servioes eanh 3rd Sunday, ooodaoted by Bev. Father Kennedy. Thore will be preaching at Bethlehem, on Saturday and Sunday at 11 a. m. by tho pas- tor Rev. W. J. Durham. Preaching at OKbopie on Saturday and Sunday,at 11 a. m. by the pastor, Rev. 13. H. troy. r —— - Mullein Better than Cod Liver Oil. r>r Quillian, the leading authority Gtwat Brittain on lung troubles, at'** Apia ion based upon experiment, that mul lein Is better in consumption than Cod Idv. er Oil. Tayior’eMJbsrnke* Remedy of Sweet Gum and Mullein; will euro coughs, colds adJ jLsoDHumption. of bis Happy and content is a home with “The Ko- chester; !, alampwitbthe light of the morning firiHtaUfve. wiUitmNeitf Lam A Co. Mow Vo> k Advice TO IV omeh if you would protect yourself from Painful, Profuse, Scanty, Supprm*d or Irregular Men struation you must u$* ( Not dry and dusty now. Small grata will bepnt in rapidly now. Gnerdian Oil 20 o»s a gallon. Good end cheap syrap evaporators oan be had at the Herald office. Qive ns your or ders J , Uay harvesting is about over. Cotton pioking will soon be over. Syrup boiliDg is now on hand, and the o. jp is very good. If you have any trcuble with your lamps pour the oil out aud dll them up with Guar- dinti pit, 20 cts a gallon at Jordans Drug Store. Hewing Machines, Mew Home or Singer, oan be ordered at Herald office. Speoial price, f No opossums while the woods are so dry tnd easy to Ore. Mr. R. P. Houghton has a well filled gro eery store adjoining the storffotMr. B. E Houghton. Mr. R. Lee Smith is with him us salesman. As yon sell your ootton, oall and see tbs editor. He will be glad to see you. Guardian Oil Is a boon to literary people 20 uts a gallon at Jordans Drugstore. Syrup evaporators and furnaoes oan be bad i applying at Herald office, t If you want the genuine Texas Rust Proot seed Oats, call on Wiley Harris A Sou. } For scrofula in eveiy form Hood’s Sarsa parilla Is a radical, reliable remedy. It has an unequalled record of cures. You can save money by baying an organ or piano nr sewiog machine through the Hetalu office. 1 Consumers are oomplaiu’ng heavily ol lato about the poor quality of the Kerosene oil. Our merchant! will doubtless try ti remedy the evil. The City High school is p cg.essiug very satisfactorily. Number of pupils about 112. Two baq pipes, aocompaiied by four men, were amusing our ciliz- us on yesterday. Gnaidi in Oil ti tho best illuminating oil kunwn to mau only 20 oti a ga'lou, at Jor dans D,n3 Store. Try Guardian Oil once and you will use no other biaud at Jordans Drug Store. Dr. U. M. Holliflold has bought tbe,vac nit lot on tho Jones block on UarriB street and proposes to build on it soon. For Salt ol.all kinds,'call on Wiley Har- ris.A Son. t If you want Furniture, oall on Wiley Harria A Son, next door to 0. A. Ada ns. Syrup evaporators of galvanized iron, that make delioious aod bright syrup, oau be ordered at low prices atjUBRALD office, f If you wa n au organ or piano of any grads you oan savo rnnuey by ordering through the Herald. t Au intercrliD? Utter fiom one of our youDg lady representatives nt , he Industrial School at MilleJgevillo was received too lat* for this issue. Other in itter crowdod out also. 4 "g PERSONAL. Mrs M. P. Peadriok after a visit of three weeks to her daughter Mrs. J. M Arrington has returned to her homo in Brooks County. Mrs. J. W. House, nee Miss Gertrude Walden of Olarkevillo will return this week, and Bpend the winter with relatives here. Misses Eliza Martin and Lula Rawlings returned on Monday from a pleasant stay of nourly two weeks in Atlanta. Solioitor General B. D. Evans Jr., is at tending Jefferson court this week. Geo (,. Evans, Esq. , is at borne after a pleasant trip to the old Palmetto State Dr. Johnsoo, Mr. Virgil Bqrns and Mr. Outland of Scriven county were in the city this week, guests of Mr. W. P...Lovett. Mrs, Luella GUob, from near Wartben, is visiting her parents in the oity. Mrs. D. T. Hale of Rome is visiting htr father, Muj. Gallaher and family. Mr. O. B. Chapman is again on the streets after a brief Illness. ftighwt of all i* Leavening Power.—U. S. Gov't Report, Aug. if, 1889. JA8. ¥ HINES, THOS. B. FELDEB, JR Ad miniatrator* Sale. bate Judge Superior Court Middle -Circuit, | QgORQIA—WaOhlOglOll Count?, HINE8*FELDER attorneys at law. ABSOLLTTELY PURE Will give spcoisl attention to Commercial Law and to the Practice In the Su preme Court ol Georgia. 33 FITTEN BUILDING. Onr. Marietta and Broad, Attaint , ¥»•*- june 18, 1891. The people’s remedy for the cure of Coughs. Colds, Asthma, Hoarseness. >lrou] Broucbitis, Influenza, Whooping Coug Incipient Consumption, is Dr. Bull’s Cough Syrup, tho old reliable. Prioe 25 cents. To promptly and pernnnently cure rhea mat ism or neuralgia nso Salvation Oil' Prioe 25 cents. the \ Unique Kntcrtnliiinnnt will be given ut the borne of Dr. and Mrs, Brantley on next Thursday evening, public being oordially invited to a .tAPANKBE WEDDING AND BECEP1 tON. Ceremony st eight o'olook. Th» friendB of tho high contracting parties being legion they nso these oolnmns as a medium of in flation. No presents reoolved. Refreshments Borved lrom 8$ to 10J o'olook —doors opvn it seven. Admission. 15o, 26o for two. A DISTINGUISHED FLORIDIAN. Mr A. K. //awkeB—Dear Sir: I have thor oughly tested the glasses yon adjusted to my eyes some time ago, and flod them to be unsurpassed In dearness nnd brilliancy. Io lAot they are the best glasses 1 have over used. IP. D. Blqxham, Ex-Governor of Florida. - Rev. George.B. Taylor, of Baltimore, ha- been cboaeu temporary pastor ot the First Bsptist church ol Maoon, Blesa de Lord, Is what a grateful heart of old Cvnthia Ram sey. oi Newnan. Ga. , spoke when after s set pro attack of asthma had been relieved by one dose of Taylor’s Cherokee Remedy ol Sweet Gnm and Mullein, the great medt oine for oonghs. colds nnd consumption. — *-•••-* The new artesian .well’in Albany lias weakened the ether wells. Ouo is almost dry and another very weak. 14 The Western Settlor's Cho ten Specific With every advauoeof emigration into the (nr West, » now demand is created for Hostel let's Stomach Bittors. Newly peopled re gions are frequently lees BBlnbrious than older settled localities, ou aocount of the miasma which rises from recently cleared land, particularly along tin banks of rivers that are subject to freshets. The agricultur al or mining emigrant soon learns, when he does not already know, that the Bitters af ford the only Bure protection against malaria aud those disorders of the stomach, liver and bowels, to whioli climatic, phauges, exposure, and unaooustomed or Obbealtby water 01 diet subject him. Consequently, be plaoos an estimate upon this gfeat household spe- oiflo and preventive oommensnralo with its intrinsic merits, aud is pkrotnl to koep on band a restorative aud promoter ot health so implicitly to be relied upon I11 time of need iiAititivn. MONTHS "Mrs. Kelly requests IN BF.D. me to write you in regard to what S S. U. Iibb done lor her son, wlo has been sick so long with an absot ss. She bad two physicians, and they;did,everything for him that they could and he didn't impiove. For fourteen months and five days be was iu bed and not dressed. Some one r.oommended your 8. S. H, and after he had taken two or three bottles he brgnD to improve. Ho continued until ho bad taken eleven bottles, and to-day he is as wcll(aa ewer. The boy is fourteen years old, aod Mrs. Kelly livos next door tame, and 1 au well aoquaintvd with the faoteof tho case, 0. W, Hodgkins, Postmaster, Exit Limoine Maine. Swift’s Specific has a wonderful ef. lect onobiidren and young people. It should be given to every ohild who has any blood trouble or blood taint. It drives out the poison and poisonous germs, and enables unture to develop the obild. Our treatise on the blood aud skin will be mailed free to all applicants. SWIFT SPECIFIC Co., Atlanta, Ga. BRADF1 ELD’S FEMALE n REGULATOR CamnumiiTH. Thli win certr tnunodlate fr ream from years irora ffjffillffitriial being treated ffll tis.m, April W, 1WW. , two member* of my r.fter having suffered for irreiriilantyt S ul . ejru W.f _ . . „ n-nMAN mailed FREE, which oontalnt ^£rtU?S5n«Sttoh eS5l fsinale diseases. MRADFiri.D REGULATOR CO.. wom sAhiiBr^Ii.h'vRvaaiMit. Scatk or Ohio, City of Toledo, I ss. Luoah.Codnty, l Frank J. Cheney makes oath that he is the senior oar. net of tho firm oi F. J. Cheney & Co , doing business in tbe City of Toledo, C untv and Stste uloresaid, and that said firm will pay the sum of ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS for oach and every cuso ol Catarrh that cannot bo cured by, the use of Hall's Cataebh Cube. lmNK oheney . Sworn to before mo and subscribed in m ■ p eseuce, this Otht<lny.oi ^December, A. D ’. 1 _ 8H !. A. W. GLEASON, isEAL 1 „ „ ,,, 1 .. i Noltry Public Uull’rt Catarrh Cure is taken iutornally and acts directly upon the blood aud mucous surface (.if t'bo system. Send for tOHtimoui- als, free, F. J. CHENEY .t CO., Tolodo, O. ^tB'Sold by Druggists, 76o. On Thursday of last week the marriage of Mr. Tyre L. Jennings anijl Mis*Maggie Hook was celebrated 10 Atlanta. Miss llook tbe daughter of Judge "if00k our former distinguished fellow oifiien nnd a gantlemau who bears an honorod name over the .State, The bride is a woman of charming presenoe and of a lofty and beautiful spirit. Mr. Jen Dings is with the firm ol^lloore, Marsh A Co, At tho Baptist Chnroh'.in Tenmlie on the 4th iust, Mr. Ohas L. Mertz now of Wadloy nnd Miss Ella Kelly, daughter of Mr S. It. Kelly, Dr. T. J. Beok ofl^cinting “A YARD OF HOSES.” One of tho popular pnintings st the New York Academy of Design was a yard-long panel of Roses. A orowd wa» alwats Wore it. f'ueartcritio exclaimed, “Such a bit ot nature should belong to all tbe people, H is too bennliful for 0110 mnn to hide away." Tho Youth’s Companion, of Boston, seized the Idei, and spent twenty thousand dollars to reproduce the painting. The result hsB tieeD n triumph ot urtistio delicacy nnd col. or. The Companion makes an Autumn gift 01 this oopy of the painting to each of its five bundrod thousand subscribers. Any others who may subscribe now for the first time, aud request it, will receive ‘ The kard ol Roses," without extra charge while the edi tion lists. B-sides the gift of this beautiful picture all uew subsoibers will receive The Gouipau- ion trie from the lime the subscription is re ceived till January First, inoln ling the Thanksgiving aud Christmas Double Num bers, nnd for a full year Irnui that date. The prioe of The Oumpaulon is $1.75 a year. Every family should take this brightest and best of ill 11stratod litornry papers in addition to its local paper. 180#. Harper’s* Magazine. ILLUSTltATUD. Minrrul 8|irliiK» AlHnncc. Regular meetings on tho 2d and 4th Satur days iu each month. J.Q. May, Treat. J. F. Hawkins, Secy, OCVIII-e AllllHUM*. Ooonke, Ga., March 2,1891, Editoh Herald : — Will you please publish in jour paper the regular meeting day ol O001 oh Biib-Allianoe— Saturday before the 2nd Sunday in eaob mouth at Oconee Aoado my nt 2 o’clock p. in. Tbe other county papers will please copy itospeolfully, T. P. Rhodes. By vlrtne of so order grsoted bj lb* Court of Ordinary of said Oonnty at «»• No vember Term 1891 will I s sold *t the Court 9iOuse door In SsndersTlIIe on tho UmtTnsn- day in December 1891, between the leg*l hoireof sele, to the blgb-st bidder « *w« fifth (2-5) interest io tbe bonee and lot on tbe pnblio square in Sanderseille known n« tbe Charley Parsons lot Sold for dletlibn- tion of proooeds amongst the heirs of O. U. Tarsone deceased. Terms Oru»• This Noeember 2nd 1891. 8. L. Pabsonb Administrator 4t of 0. C. Paisoni. t Ordiuary’B Citations. Years Support. GEORGIA.—^Washington County, Ordinary’s Oflico Wberens tbe appraisers appointed to set aside and assign a years support to Mts. Mary A. Dclle tliillawav aod her three minor children cut 01 the estate John Bird Unttuway deceased lute ot said enuuty. All prisons concerned aro hereby notified to tie and appear at the Court of Ordinary of Haiti county on tbe first Monday in Docotubor next and show cai s j it any they euu why mid return shonlu not be approved slid be unde judgment ol said Court. Given under my baud officially this 31st lay ol October lhUl. M NEWMAN 4h Ordinary W. 0. For ExeoutorB Dismission,, GEORGIA—Washington Oonntjr, Ordinary’s Offic*. Mrs. Anna R Bhnrltng, Exoqtrlx of tb« ll’lll of W. F Shorting dooeassd late of seid oonnty, applies to mo for letters ot disniis* sion from said trust, end I will pass noon her application on the firs* Monday in February 1892 at my office in Bandursville in said oonniy. . Given undor my band and official algna* lure. This 2nd day of November 1891, M. Newman 3mos. Ordinary W. 0. Result of Fence Election, in 1899, Di^triot Q M. GEORGIA—Washington Conntf Ordinary’s Offic*. Whereas su election has been held In th* 1399th Distriot G. M. known ss TenntlU on the 29tb day ot October 1891, on the qhtn* tlon of “ For Fenoe”or "For Htook l aw notice is hereby given that the result of emia eleotiou is as follows- For Fence reoelved, H 1 * vote#. For Stock Lsw, 98 vote#. The Prinoe ot Wales was 50 years old Mon day the 9tb Inst. He rsoelved many pies- ents and messages. “the first'step. Perhaps you are run down, can’t eat, can’t sleep, can’t think, can’t do auything to your satisfaction, and you wonder what ails yon. Yon should heed tho warning, you are taking the first step into NervouB Prostration. You ueed 11 Nervo Tonlo and in Electric Bilters you will bud tho txact remedy for restoring your nervous system to its normal, healtyh condition. Surprising results follow the use of this great Nerve Touio and Alteratives Your appetite returns, good digestion is res tored, and the Liver eqd Kidneys resume healthy notion. Try a bottle. Prioe 50c nt U’m. Rawlings’Drugst • —W—— ! The weather in Europe is unusually so I vere for this season. Bnow and black frost Tbe Herald congratulates aod tenders have appeared in Southern Russia, and the best wishes to the happy couple. mountains of Greeoe are covered with snow. The Magazine will celebrate tbe fourth Centenary ot the Discovery ot Auieriiat by lie RE-niscovKUY, through articles giving a more thorough exiiosi ion than 1o>h hitherto been made of the Recent Um’bkgedentkd Develop ment okouu Cocntiiy, and especially in the Great West, Particular attention will also be given to Dbamatiu Episodes of AkEuiCAN History. ... Tho Field of the next European Wab will be described iu a Series ol Papers on the Danube "From Ibe Black Forest to the Black Sea,” by Pcultniy Bigelow and F. D Mil let, illustrated by Mr. Millet and Alfred Parsons. Articles also will be given on the UermsD, Austrian, and Italian Armies, illus trsted by T. de Thulutbcp. Mr. W, D. Howells will contribute a uew novel, "A It orld ol Chance," obaraoterir- tioally Ameiioac. Espeoit-1 prominence will bo given to Short Storish, wbioh will be oon- trim ted by T. U. Aldrich, R H, Davih. A Conan Doyle, Mabgabet Deland, Misa Wool- son, aud other popular writers. Among the literary lealures will he 1 zb- honal Reminiscences of Nathaniel Haw thorne. by bis oollpge class-mate nnd life long friend, Horatio Bridge, aud a Persogal Memoir of tho Browuiugs, by Anne aiiack, ebay RiTcnis. HARPER’S PERIODICALS. HARPER’S M AO ZINE, Ter Year. ...$-) 00 HARPER’S WEEKLY. •’ * haupeu’b bazar, “ HARPER’S YOUNG PEOPLE. " « 00 Postage Free to all subsoribers in the Du • ted Siaits. Canada, and Mexico. Administrator’s Sale. GEORGIA—Washington County. By virtuo of an order granted by the Court of Ordinary of aaid County nt tho November Term 1891 will bn sold nt the Court-house door in Sauderavillo on tbe firstTuesday iu Decem ber 1891 between tbe legal hours of sale to tbe highest bidder One hundred and eighty (180) acres of land In said oouuty, adjoining lands of J. May, M. Drown, est., Alf. Mathh A est., ol Green Duggan, known as tho Bailie Osborn Walker place. Sold for ilni benefit of tbe heirs and creditors of brills Osborn deceased. Terms Cash. This 2d November 1801. 4b H. G. Jordan County Administrator Adtuiiiidraior cum leaiambU’n »nnt x<rol Mrs. Bailie Osborn. NOriCE. GEORGIA—Washington County. gratifying TO ALL. The high position attained and tbe universal acceptance and approval of the pieasaot liquid fruit, remedy Syrup of Figs, as tbe most ex'calleut laxative known, illus trate tbe value ot tbe qualities on which its success is based and are abundantly gratify ing to tho California Fig Syrup Company. New Yoiix. Nov, 10.—The uumbor of via- liniB of tba Nunticoko explosion of Sunday now reaobes twelve. Man u*«i’# villa Good Middling . .. Mlddlinu Low Middling Good Ordinary .. Ordinary ifflirkef. n 7 .... 7 6 PERFECTED CRYSTAL LENSES TRADE MARK. anility Tint ui Alwiyi- fo.ii G 7 B. F. JOKDAN, DrurKM, has exclusive sale of these celebra ted glasses in Sandersville, Ga. KKLLAM & MOORE, the only manufacturing Opticians in the South, Atlanta, Ga. ,J@“Peddlers are* not supplied with these famous glasses BANDBRSVILLB PBOVWION YiAUKKT. Bacon sides per lb Balk •• F " a”™ 7 * 8 N 0 Flcnr — 6 ’ 60 ,o l , Plain hams " 1J J. Shoulders “ Lard “ Coffee Gran Sugar ; :Eitrn O' ■•• 5 t. a . In small quantities, [irioes a fraotion high Tlon* 4patent ® 0, Corn Meal " bu. Eggs " rloz, Butter " flhtnkens . _ Buckleu s Arnioa Salve The Best Salve in the world lor Cuts, Bruises. Sores, Ulcers, Salt lihoum Sores, Tetter, OVppnd Hands, ( h,lb '' 1 Corns, nnd all Skin Eruptionn, and ly cutes Piles, or no pay r- quired. guaranteed to give porfeot satisfaetion, o money refunded. Prioe 26 cents l'er l-ox. sale by Win. Rawlings. Dr. Robt. L, Miller, PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON. Sandersville, ^ a ‘ Office lately occupied by W. G. ..1 05 1 15 ,..20( ...15 1 hiuulicville. 01)0Ai UK- Mrs. Oellie Smith after being abient several days retained on Tuesday last. Mr. S. Truluok o/Tennille, spent a portion the day last Tuosduy in onr town. We have been asked why it was, we failed mention the names of those who attended tho Maoon Fair from our town. We beg *0 say, that we wire uioviug into another house and were very unwell, and that any ouiU • sions or inaccuracies in our correspondent!-) the Herald last week was not intention# 1 00 our pait. Rev. J. A. Mobloy returned from Savannah on Friday lait; having bsen called there on Tuesday last to the bedside of a siok brother: u are pleased to learn from him (but his brother is improving. We learn that M.\ John L.'' Tompkius hai been chosen Maishsl of Riddleville in plaae of Dr. lieaoh resigned. Mrs. Nauoy Smith an aged lady, long and favorably known and uoted for piety and morality, di6d on Saturday 7tb Nov. at tho residence ol Mr. L. B. Kendrick 92nd Dist- She was buried at New Hope churoh on Sunday last; (nooral servioes conducted by Rev. Mr. Boland. There was preselling at the Baptist ohurclt od Suudsy morning, by Rev. J. A. Mobley theme the fullness eojoyed by tho wicked aod the emptiness wbioh follows. Preaoh ing. at night by Rev. W. P. Daniel; them tho oontrast between the rightoousness c Christ, and the righteousness of the Soribes and Pharisees. We are plad to note that there is no serious oaso of sickness in our town and vicinity that we know of. Justice. Nov. 9th, 1891. Catarrh CREAM BALM Cleanses the Nasal Passages, Allays Pain and Inllatuniation, Heals the 80 es. Restores th Senses of Taste and Silted. M^f-FEVER TRY THE CUBE- A particle is applied into e- oh nostril and is agreeable. Price 50 cents at Druggists; I,., mail, recistered. 60 ots. ELY BROTHERS, 60 Warren St, Now York Forge. Aug 547/91 UhiTon Ukiald: Mrs G. J. Elkins who has been visitiug her mother and other relatives in Atlant returned home Sunday, Mr. M. R Grnybill of Harrison viaited our town a few days ago. AlHoMr.E. K, Giayhill of Milieu wa# visitor to our town a few days ago. Mr. U. W. Veal, who was reported in last iBsue as having a stroke of paralysis is still helpless. Mrs. T. F. Brown of our town who was reported as being quite sick is something better. Mr. 0. E. Young and Miss Bennah Wnl tors were joined in holy wedlock on Suuday the 1st, iust., Mr. John Everotte, N officiating Clark 0. W Snell of your city visited onr town, his old home Sunday. Mrs. W.D. Barkbdale who has been vis iting her sistc YMri. W. A.Saelling and Mrs. Thos. Shinholser of Maoon returned home a lew -lays ago. On Suoday morning tha 8th inst., two United States doteotiveB popped np in onr town and arreBted Mr. B. F. Inman, and boarded the down passenger for’ SavaDnah Mr. Inman wai a stranger in our town, says he oame from Wadley, from what I oan hear it’s about whisky. On Sunday night some one tried to break in Mrs. M A. Snell’s store by prizing up the floor at the hearth; it is tbonght they sever entered. Mr. Snell ovme down in ;ime to ran them off ho thinks. On Friday night tho.Gtb, inst Mr. J. W. Barron, one of the night watchmen at the Ooonee bridge saw a light under the trostle and when near the fire he hailed, when some person or persons shot at him, one ol the balls ooming eo near that he heard it. Mr. Barron returned the Are and called for help. Mr. J. W. Barksdale the other watohman with others went to hia reliei, but saw no one. The firs was burning in some trash that had beeD raked up. It is now the opinion of many that it was some odb trying to have some fun out of Mr. Barron, if that was their object it was very wrong, and especially alter so mnoh burning of bridges-and tres tles. Hbnbioum. Nov. Otb, 1891. 1 liad oatarrb of the head and throat for five yeata - 1 used Ely's Cream Balm, and from the first application I was relieved. Tbe sense of smell, which had been lost, was restored after using one bottle. I have fonnd tbe Balm the only satislaotory remedy for ca tarrh, and it ban effeo'ed a oure in my oase. H. L.-Meyer, Waverly, N. Y. Catarrh, Not Looal. But Constitutional Dr. Dio Lewis, th* eminent Boston physi cian, iu a magazine article nhjb: “A ludieal error underlies Dearly all medical treatment of catarrh, ft is not a disease of tho man’s nose; it is a Uisonso ol ti e man, showiUR itsolt in the nose—a Looal exhibition of a (bns/itu. Nona! troublo." Therefore, he argues, the use of bunff and other looal applications wrong, and while they seem to give tempor ary relief, they reully do more harm tunn f ood. Other loading authorities agree with >r, Lewis. Hodoo the only proper method ol cure tor catarrh is by tukiug a constitu tional remedy like Hood's barsaparilla, wbioh, reaching evory part of the body through the blood, does eliminate all impuri ties aud makes tbe whole man healthier. It removts the oause of the trouble aud restores the diseased membrane to proper ooodition. That this is the praotioal result is provsu by thousands of people who have been cured ol oatarrb by taking Hood’s Sarsaparilla. 1 he Volumes of tbe Maojzink begin with tbe Numbers for Juue nnd December of each year. When no tiuio is specified, snbsorlp lions will begin with tbe Number current at tho time of receipt of order. Bound Volumes of Hakpku’h Magazine for three years biiak. in neat cloth biuding, will tie soDt by mall, post-pnid, on reoeipt of $3 UO per volume. Cloth Cases, for biuding, 60 oents eaoh by mail, post-paid- Remittances should he made by I ost-offioe Money Order or Draft, to avoid chance of loas. Newspapers aro not to copy this advertise ment without tbe express order of Uaui-eu A" Broth t ns. Address: HARPER Jt BROTHERS, New York. Harper’s Magazine A SaDderaville Ukiiald $420 a year. H | Eads, Neel & Co. One Price Clothiers Notice is hereby given thut 1 iutend to ap ply to His Donor. U L. Gamble Jr., Judge superior Court of said oouuty tor au urder to Invest tbe tuuds of my wards in r. tract ot laDd lying iu said county, known «s tbe Reese Irwin place, containing two hundred and forty two and odo half aores, adjoining lauds ol Mrs. E. M. Joyner, (’. T. Sessions, rt. T, MeAtee, Thomas Cook Wylly and Hugh Orr and iu a traot ol laud lying in s itd oouuty, being the reversiou niter tho death of Mrs. Lou Orr, ooutuinlng seventy nine aud one bait aores, adjoining lands of W. E Martin O. W. Orr, Mih. Mollio Davis nnd Thomas Cook Wylly. Reasons (or investing tor the safuty ol the (und and to provide i home for said wards. Snid application will bo made at Sandersville on Nov. 27lh 1891. Jobei-u Jackson Gnuntisn for IVh,i,iam. Reese, Thomas Edgar It, and Mary Joyner Majority for Fence, J* Given under my hand offl.-ially this SOU lay of October 1891. M.Newma# 3t Ordlnuijf Administrator's feMs. GEORGIA—Washington Connty. Obdinary'b Offic*. By virtue of an order grnntod by the Uo«rt ol Oidioary ol said county at th* February Term 1H1H), • ill be sold at th* Court boo*# door in 8 itidersville ou tbe Orel Tueaday to December 1891, between tbe legal hour* Ol sale, to the highest bidder tbe tract of land in said oounty upon wbioh Ourdy U-*\kin# deceased resided at the time of hia death, containing four Luodred aod 6fty aores, ool of wbioh one hundred tores have been set apart and assigned to the wtdow of said Col* dy Gaskins as a part of bar year* support. Tho residue oi 360 aores will b# sold for lb# benefit of tbe heirs and oredhor* ol said Oordy Gaskins deceased. This 2d dey ol November 1891. T#r«e Cash. S. G. Joboan, Oonniy 4dm f. 4t Administrator of Oordy Oaskioa, Executor’* Sals. GEORGIA—Washington ; County. Ordinary's Offio*. By virtue of tbe tenth term of tbe lael *iU and testament of James F. Smith dsoaaaa* lat* of said oounty. will be sold at tha Oolrt house door in Saodersville on the Aral Tua*« day in December 1891 between the legal hours of sale to the highest bidder, on# bun* dred end six aores of land being a porllea of Ibe.Home tract, io said oouDty, bounded south by the road to Dyas creek; east by Dy* as creek, north by J. R. Daniel a#d Mrs. Graybill and west by estate ol Mrs. O. A. Moye deoeased. Bold for tbe benefit of the heir# aod oradi* tors ol James F. Hurith deceased. This 2d November 1891 Terms cash. Mrs. Mabqabet Smith. Bx'r. J A, Smith Ex’r , 4t Lee J t-MiTH, Ex'r. NOTICE. By virtue of a ^resolul.ioa passed by th© Mayor nod Council oi tire City of Saudi-rsviile, tbe Tax boons ol said city for receiving tux returns opened Nov. 2. Ib9t, and will- id ise Deo., 15lb, 1891. All persons are ber-ffij notified within said dates, to make their etnros to me in terms’,of the ordinance. 1 will be foand at my store on East side ot Public square during business hours. H-. E. WATKINS, Clerk Oity Counoil. , For Rent. , A very comfortable houso with out build ings and one acre of land in Town oi Ten- nille. Apply to 4t. G- W. Wylly. The Neel Shoe Co. Fine Administrators Sale, GEORGIA—Washington County. By virion of au order granted by tho Conrt of Ordinary ot said county at the November Term 1891,.will he sold ut the Court-house door in Sandersville ou the Urat Tuesday December 1891 betweeu the logal hours ol salu, to the highest bidder, the following de scribed realty, belonging to the estate ol Moses F. Joyner late of said oounty deceased I, one tract ot land oontalnlrig 2424 aores ad joining landH ot Mre. E. M. Joyner 0. T. Ses sions, S. T. McAfee, Thos Cook Wylly nod Hugh Orr, kuowu ss the lteeso place 2 onr traot of land containing 61 aores adjoining lauds of Mrs. E. M JoyDer, W. M Everett, J. U. Palmer, A. I. fcmitli known as tbs //arris place. Also tbe reversionary Interest in od© tract oflnnd containing 79J acres adjoining lands of Wui. E. Marlin. W. Orr MVj. Monie Davis aud Thos. Cook IFylly, known as Mrs. Lou Orr's dower ullor the death ot said Mrs Lou Orr. Also one lot of land in tho town of Tennllle containing 2 acres more or less adjoining lands of It. L. Stephens the Montgomery road, J. O Hamilton uud tho Franklin lands. Also one lot of land cnntvioiug one acre more or less adjoining lauds of estate of VI F. Joyner, Montgomery road aad Franklin lands Sold tor the benefit of the heirs of Moses F. Joy her deceased. Terms Cash, Mis E. M Joyn.-r Admix Joseph Jackson Admr. 4t. of Moses V Joyner. Years Support. GEORGIA—Washingio* OountT. Ordinary's Office. Wbrrous the appraisers appointed u» as! aside and assign u years support lor Oherrf Uenfroe and her :wo minor ohildren oat #f the estate of Frank Renfroe deceased lata at said oouuty. All persons oonoeraed #1# hereby notified to be end appear at tk# Coart of Ordinary of eeid oounty, on tb# first Monday la Deoember next aad aka# oause if any they cm,why said return nhool* oot be approved aud ba tba jodgmaut #f •aid Court. Given under my hand ottoially tbie l*th lay of October 1*-91. 4t M. NEWMAN, Ordinary, W; 0. For Homestead Exemption: GEORGIA—Wasbiugtou County, Ordinary’s Offiotr. N. W. Wood has applied for exemption ol personalty and setting apart and valuation of Homestead and I will pass apou tbe sam* at 10 o'olook oo the 16th dey of November 1891 at my offloe. 2t. This 26th day of Ootobar 1891 M. NEWMAN, Ordinary W.O. Shoes. OHAS, F. LOMBARD, Prop’r. WM*. PENDLETON, Supt. The Pendleton FOUNDRY And Machine Works, 615 to 627*Kullook st., AUGUSTA, GA., 2 squares above depot. THE BEST PLACE IN THE STATE To get your Machinery overhauled or repaired, I give my personal at tention to all work sout to me. You can always got your work when promised. Don’t torget to call or write me before giving your work out. OHAS. F. LOMBARD. Jan. 1, ’92. IVIacon, Gra;. Orders Promptly Filled. Oct. 1. ’91. Frog Pond Chill Oure and Wooldridge’s Wonderful Blood Oure, can be bad at Dr. C. E. Daniel’s. f iir«‘8# rattkiitir Having rttnruod to'Sandersville. I am pro pared to fill ail orders ft-r culling, fitting, and making dresses lor ludin and childrsn in handsome und fashionable stue. Apple ciatii g the generous patronage in *he pnsl its kind i-onitnuniioe is ripped ally selic ited. My reeidei'C* is near jine Bapust- Church on Church street Mrs. B. II. Si, mi 'i: Sandersville, Ga., O-t 92 91. f PLANTATION FOErSALE. Five mit^s west of TeUhitle adj >ii iog lands el John E. Smith, B Si 4»oeittigi.t end otbers, cab be tout'd one ot the oe-i. tarns for sale in Middle Ou. .Someibing over 200 aores o( open lrud in a high stat** "I cnltWu- tion, with ntio r timber lands, goodhtweliii g bonso with 6 rooms, (lining room nod kitch en attached tenuut house, hIh*. gto house, flue orchard, good water, hen.thy, in teach, of two good schools, and in ot.o ot ihn modi desirable communities in Gaorgi*. conven ient to churches and surrouudod by a gooj moral Influence. For terms and irfereuoe apply at this offloe. HandersviUo, Ga,.Oot. 15, 1891. Fcr Fenco or For Stock Lan la tb* 96th, District. GEORGIA—Washington County. Ordinary’* Omoa. Ootomb, 14th. lfOL Notioe is hereby given that a petition ait a- ” ’ ddara at lb# Ouarcittu'i 3/1, GEORGIA—Wftshingtoo County— Oftiiuisry's Office, By virtue of an order grunted by th"Court of Ordinary at the M -roll T'etm '>90 will be sold to the highest bidder at the Conrt house door id Sandersville on tbe first Tuesday in Deoembsr next, a house and lot in Riddle viHe containing nine aores more or less, ad joining lauds of W. U. Fulghum od tbe west . Hyman on tbe south—Rogers ou the salt and W. Uushin on tbe north. Said house contains three large rooms and a hall, two fireplaces, also s oookand dining room attached to it, smoke house, buggy bouse, n store bouse, garden and has a good well of water ou the premises. Sold as the property ot W. L. Pilchers mi nor children lor the purpose of reinvest ment of prooeeds In term land. This 28th October 1891 W. L. Piloher Guardian for the property of bis minor ohtldien. 4t- ad by mors than fifteen Freeholder# ef Ik# 96tb District, G. M known aa Giles’ Distria# ,ias bosD filed in my sffioe, preying that a* election be ordered in said district a yon tk# iiusation of "For Fence or For Mtoek Law. ow in compliance witk tba prortaia** #(| 156 of tb* Cod* ot Georgia oi 11*9 it ia am ■ K ''A. ■ * • / V' S. G. Jordan Adm’r. j Petition for Injnnc- of Cordy Gaskins ! tion. relief and mar vs. , shilling of assets in Mary Gaskins et ui. J Kashingtou Superior Court. Lou G..wkin8 one of the defendants in said can*, being u non-resident of this state, it is ordered that said Lou Gaskins is here by riqmred, in person or by Atioruey, to be and appeal at the ntxi Superior oonrt, to be held In aud lor said county, on the first Mon day in March 1892, then nnd there to answer the Ptbinliff in his above action to marshal assets, for Irjiinotion mad General Relief, ns io default thereof, the court will pioceed therein as to justice may appertain, It is ordered, that this service on said de fondant be m«do by publishing this order in the Sandersville Hrkald r newspaper of geueral circulation, in eaid county, onoe mouth for tenr mouths. This Sept. Ilth 1891. R L GAMBLE, Jr. Judge S C. M. 0 1456 . . Jared: That notioe of th* fill** #f sal* MlS* tion ba pabllabed for 90 days in tk# <a#*a|*. villa Hbbxlp and la posted at tbaaosrt ka#s». ioor and post offio• la NaadaraviU* aad #• tba oonrt gronnd and two ntk*r pnktia pl#ea* in said 96th Distriat G. M. beainaia* «M* tba loth da) of Ootobar. It is T«rtk*> aid*#* ed, That fifteen days after th* *»pi«ati— W said 20 days, to wit, on tha 96tk day <4 November 1891 an eieotion ba held at tk* election preoinot ot »*id 96th dlstrioL knew* os Gilts, ander the tame rnl*s and regaialton# os ar* provided for th* election of atatnksv of the General Assembly, to determine tk# question of "For Fsno* or For Block U*," m said 96th Dietriot Q. M. Given under my hand officially tbie 14l| da; ot October, 1891. M. NEWMAN, 41 Ordinary W. 0. A true axtreot from Book of Miaaf#a, 9 Pago. 461. For Administrator’# Dioumi#*- GEORGIA—Washington Conntjr— Ordinary’* Offic#. S. L. Parsons, administrator of th* eetat* of O. 0. Persona lat* of said oounty ed, applie* to me for letters of dismiseio* from the administration of said estate, and I will pass upon his application on tka ll* Monday in January 1892 at my offic*in Rea ders villo in said oouuty. Given under my baud and effloinl alga** tore this 18th day of September 1891. M. Nxwmsh, 8 m . Ordinary W, U NOTIOE. To Debtors and Creditor#. All persons indebted to Wm 8. And* late of aaid oounty deceased ar* hereby i lied to com* forward »nd satti# the ■*■' all parsons bavin* claims against sal erased ere required to preaent and . their demauds witbia tbs lima praaerih by law. . _ . Jobs T. An Oot. 8tb, 1891.
