About The Sandersville herald. (Sandersville, Ga.) 1872-1909 | View Entire Issue (Nov. 19, 1891)
LOCAL ITEMS. BRIEF LOCALS. Hie first ion of the season was Been on yesterday morning The lot of Jellinn coal delivered by Mr. 11 Jot.es lust week is superior to any we have h i t in some lime. It burns well, leaves but tew olinkers, and gives out more beat than most oouls used of late. J. H. fjpears Ootton Factor has storage ronm in warehouse for consignments of cot ton . m Aij{ ONIJ CNJOY8 Both tlic method and results when Byrup of Figs is taken; it is pleasant and refreshing to the taste, and acts gently yet promptly on the Kidneys, T’” Liver and Bowels, cleanses the sys-1' m ° B ' tem effectually, dispels colds, head- aclies and! fevers and cures habitual constipation. Syrup of Figs j 3 t i, P only remedy of its kind ever pro duced, pleasing to the taste and ac ceptable to tl 10 stomach, prompt in its action and truly beneficial in its effects, prepared on I healthy and agreenl many excellent, qualities commend it to all and have made it the most popular remedy known. Hyrup of Figs is for sale in 50c and 81 bottles by all leading drug gists. Any reliable druggist who may not havo it on hand will pro auro it promptly for any one who wishes lo try it. Do not‘accept any substitute. Cotton receipts HO heavy that the prioe till drclines. All partita iu need of Syracuse plow fix. turen will please place their orders with hh lx-fort' December the 16th. t Wiley (InrriH & Son Found— A largo new sponge, whioh the ner can have by application ut Herald It will pay you to bring all your job work to thin office. All or,lets given prompt *t- tention. ; Thumday next, With insi , is Thanksgiving , ’ ,>| ng set apart both as a day of nation '■1 thauks.dving^aud by the Governor as i. n «l») ot thanksgiving by the state It should V irom the most bo duty observed, as enjoined by the author- tie substances, its in,,a PERSONAL. CALIFORNIA FIG SYRUP CO. SAN FRANCISCO, CAL, LOUISVILLE, KY. NF.W YORK, V ’ CHURCH SERVICES. 4th Sunday. METHODIST. Tennlllo— Preaching >,t tl. n m. and 7 p m., by Itov. J. W, Weston, pastor. 11APTIST. Preaching in lln> city at It a. nr and 7, p m., Rev. U. H. Ivey, pastor. CHKIBTI IN. 1> reselling here at 11, a. m. and 7, p. m. Bev. F. L Adams, l’astor. Mullein Belter than Cod Liver Oil. Dr. QuIUim, the leading authority of Great Brittain on lung trodden, gives his opinion based upon exp' iiment, that mul lein is bettor in consumption than God t.iv. er Oil. Taylor’s Cherokee Remedy of Sweet Gum and Mulleiu , will cure coughs, colds and consumption. Happy and content Isa home with "The Ko- Chester;* a Irrapwilh the light of the morning fercutalegue, write RiKhuter Lump Co. A'tu Vo. A CHILD B«RTM • • - * • * MADE EASY! " Mohl-ks' I-'k : " i» a scientific* ally prepared Liniment, every ingre- ihcnt of re, i y.i/ed value and in constant use by tl,e medical pro fession. These ;iu,:edients arecom- biue.linainani ,': t!ici to unknown MOTHERS’ RIEND DO .all that is claim' d for MORL;. tt Sh-v ns I bor, Pain, Din ini die ;)to Moth i hers "ma vsiuatile i , v te d.itnct. con- aaiicn and -r hottlt Ga. Nun tcrsvillrd Colton flurliet. Good Middling 7J Middling GJ Low Middling 7 Good Ordinary •Ordinary G Mr. If. G. Furse vi-ited Savannah the pest week. Mrn W. G. Furse an 1 Miss Mattie Butcher visited Davisburo relatives the oast week Mr E A Sullivan nnd lady look in the! Augusta Exposition last week r-tuaiuiDg in the city two or three days Mr Sullivan speaks in glow ing terms >1 the uiagmfiocnl array ol exhibits, Bnd ot the numerous attrac- lions ot the great f .ir Muj. Win. Gnllaher is now on the road Iraveliug for ihe Macon Grocery tlonse. The oourteons Major has the best wishes ol many j friends for his suoces.-. , Solicitor General B D. Evans, -Ir is at I tending Siniven oour tins week. This is the last regular court in the fall rldi g Tat- iiall onnrt holds an a j mruo l term on the Cth Monday in this month. Bev B. H.Ivey „n I his exotlient family leavo today for Linton, their future home. Saudersville parts with this worthy Ghris- tiau gentleman, and minister and his bo- loved family with sincere regret. The wishes of all follow them for their success and hap* pines* iu their future home. Mrs. W. G, Summerlin has returned Irom a pldUsunt visit to Oglelhoipu. Mrs Emma Ainsworth aod daughter Miss U.v J, \V Weston will preach a 'rbanks-j M '‘ ltl ‘: ,t ‘ owo,W " r " 5ntOL '’ , ' ruo,, j' , >' iu K“ v,! ‘- giving sermon at 11 a. m in the Methodist 1 1 ° their llorne Mis. It. R. Powell, uud children have joined Mr. PowlII, and will spend thu win. Highwt of Ul in Leavening Power—U. s. Go.S Repos, Aug. i r, iMj. ABSOLUTELY PURE church to which all arc invited. Kev B H Ivey has accepted the calf to the aptist eburob in Sparta He began hi, pastorate on the second Sabbath in this month. Mr Ivey is an cxo«llont, znaiou minister ns w 11 ns a true Christian gentle ter hero. They hoard at the Giluiore House The many friends of Prof W. L. Dnggau Sewing Machines, New Home or Singer, can bo ordered at Hkhald olHoe, Speoir.l price. | Pay your State and county tax, and give in your oily tux. Syrup evaporators and fnrnnoes cau be bad by applying at I1f.iiai.ii offloe, f Yon can auve money by buying an orgau or piano or sewing maohiuo through the Hkhald office. f Au entertainment, dovoI, uuiqueoml enjoy, ablo will he held at the residence ot Dr. S D. Brautloy to-night, to which ail are in vited. There will be n Japaueso wedding in high life, also an oyster supper amt other re freshments. Single tioket lGots. two tickets cents iu Washington, will learn with regret ot the failure of his health. Hu has been compelled to retire from his chair in M,roer University, and has gono to his lather’s,Dr. J. B Duggan, for rest and reouporatiou. The Hkhald in common with hosts of friends wish him tin eutly recovery. Mr. Burnett and others report as to ita oust and efficiency. The ago demands labor sav ing methods; all arc tired of carrying tl t pumpkin in one end ol 'he bag, and a reek in the other. A DISTINGUISHED FLORIDIAN. Mr A. K. //aivkes—Dear Sit: I have thor oughly tested the glasses you nojustvd io m,y , yes some time ago, ai d find tlinn lo I e unsurpassed iu clearness and brilliancy. D. tact they are the bent glasses I havo ev,r used. IP. D. Bloxiiam, Ex Governor ot Florida. TIC.VAI 1.1,1). Proceedings oi Council aud report ot Clerk und treasurer received yesterday at- teruoon, but too lulo lor publioatiou this week. Mrs. W.J. Joiner wo regret, to learn is mill quite ill. Pho defeat of the sto k t„w in the laic election, caused some to potittou to be out Oil' in tho ,Saudersville district. To this however thuTeunille Council carneslly pro tests. “A YARD OF ROSES. Ordii.ary’s Citations. Notice to Debtors and Creditors. GEORGIA—Washington — County All persona having demands against the stsle of Benjamin G. Smith lute of said county deosasuil are he eby notified to ren der in their demands to the uudeisigned so cording to law: and all persons indebted to said estate are required to make immediate payment. Nov. 18lh 1891. J. B. Wabthex, Gt Executor of B. J. Smith, dco’d. Administrators Sals. GEORGIA—Washiagton County, By virtue of aa order granted by tbs Ono of the popular paintings at the .Vow Tori’ Academy of Design was a yard-long (mml ol Itoses A crowd was always helote it. Ono art critic exclaimed, ' Siluh a bit ol nature should belong to alt the people, it Is too beaettful for one man to lrtde away." Tbe Youth's Companion, of BobIou,’seized the idea, an 1 spent twenty thousand dollars to repro luoe the palming The result hsi been a triumph of artistic delicacy and col Home favor a tariff for revenuo only, some a tariff with incidental protection, ami acme n tariff (or protection, perse; but a large majority favor the free uae ot Salvation Oil for cuts and bruises. A special Irom this placo to the Telegraph auuouncoh that a freight train was tired into several limes hear Wet tut on Saturday night. If this gous on, it meanB moro trouble ahead. Would he so glad to lroar from Amicus re gularly. An euilleHs chain ol oetlitloalos verify the excellence ol Dr. Bull's Cough Sy rup. Prioe 26 cents. Job work neatly aril promptly executed at lowest prioes Hi re. t Syrup evaporators ol galvanized iron, that make delicious and bright syrup, onL tie ordered at low prices at Hkbald r-ffleo. f Prayer meetings have been held during the woek at tho Methodist church. They were appointed by the 1 astor, because 'of the |uest made by the lute Eonniemosl Gouueil ol the Methodists, that tho week bo observed as a week ol pray er for the out pouriDg of the //oly Spirit upon the churches every- whole. If you want au organ or piano of any grade you ouu save money by ordering through the Hluald. f The Itli and last Quarterly Gonferenoe of lie Hand, rsville aud Tennille station w ilt he Oid ut Tennille on Thursday next at 3 p. m, Kev. J. P Wnrdlaw will preuoh at 11, a. m. in the Methodist church. 1714 Hill Hi IV. In Lexington, Ky., on tho 12th iust., Dr. I'bnH. N. linker of Cordele, Ga. and Mrs, Georgia Brock Sessions. Dr. Baker is well remembered as a popu lar teacher in Saudersville, and iu Tenuillc, and is now arising physician in the growing city of Cordele. Mrs. Sessions is uIho well remembered aslormerly residing in Tennille, where she has many cherished Ineuds. The Hkiiald in oouimon with their many Iriendi iu old Washington county, waft them bert wishes for a long l,le of happiness and pros perity. Mr. Wm. 4. Moore died at his home near Sand, rsvillu orKWo.inesday night 11th, inst., after a brief illnesS of hemorrhagio fever. He was a good citizen, and a successful far mer 7A) loaves a widow and two children lo mourn his early death. Merit Wilts. We desire to say to our oitizens, that for years wo have lieon selling Dr. King’s New Discovery for Consumption, Dr. King's New Life Pills, Bneklen’s Arnioa Sdve and Elec- tiio Bitters, and have never bundled reme- •Hew that sell an well, or that have given HUoh universal satisfaction. Wo do not hesitate to guarantee them every time, and we stand ready to iclutid tho purchase price, if satis- f.iet.iry results do not fnllnw fhat* ry results do not follow their use. Those remedies have won their great popularity purely on their merits. Wm. Rawlings Druggist. 6 ' Bishop L. Hulsey of the 0. M. E. ohutoL spout Sabbath iu the city. He preached an excellent sermon at that church in the morn ing. rho membership of Ibis church have enlarged and otherwise greatly improved their lions • of worship, and ihe Bishop’s via- t was partly with the view ol meeting the lubt ioourred. PERFECTED CRYSTAL LENSES Quality rirct ttl Always. Y'TVS&irV’if-A B. r. JORDAN, IFriigglat, baa exclusive sale of these celebra ted glasses iu Saudersville, Ga. KELLAM & MOOUE, the only manafaoturiiig Opticians iu the South, Atlanta, Ga. Peddlers are not supplied with 'these famous glasses * % .vivi:iin\ ii.TiV■» no vimioiv mi VllhBT. Bacon sidos per lb (id to 10 Bulk ■< •• 7A 8 N 0 Flour,- 0.60 * l’luin bama 11 13 j "16 Shoulders “ 7 Lard “ @ WA 'Coffee 20, 26 Dran Sugar 6 7 Extra 0 Ikhite Gj} a GJ In small qnantiCies, prices a traction higher lFlour 1 patent $6.50 Ooru 1 05 Meal •• bu. ’ 1 15 Eggs *• doz @ 1 Butter •• 20 @25 ,, Chickens 16 @ 30,, Bucklens Arnica Salve. Thk Best Salvk in the world lor Outs, 'Bruises. Horen. Uloers, Salt Rheum Fever Sores, Tettor, Chapped Hands, Ghilblains, Corns, and all Hkin Eruptions, and positive ly cures Piles, or no pay required. It is knaranteed to give perfect satisfaction, ot ■coney refunded. Prioe 25 cants per box. aulo by Win. Rawlings. ’ Dr. Robt. L. Miller, PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON. Saudersville, Ga. Office lately occupied by W. G. Furoe. A 1 g ‘.17, ’91 Augusta Hotel, <*«• Large, airy Rooms, Goo I table hire; with plenty of tr< sb milk. Bates $1,60 aud $2.00 per day. a. a DOOLITTLE, B*pt. 10 HI, 4 Proprietor, ' Msam State of Ohio, City of Toledo, I ss. Luoah i'ounty, j I hank J. Cheney mukus oath that bo is the senior partner ol the firm ot F J. Cheney A Co , doing business lo the City of Toledo, County and State aforesaid, and tbit sail! lirm will pay the sum of ONE HUNDRED DO Id. I US tor each and every ease ot Gataiiuh that oinuot be cured by the usu ot Hall'h i'atablu Cuke. FUtNK .J, CHENEY. Sworn to before me and subscribed in y presence, this Gth day o: December, A. D. ltPiO A. W. GLEASON, SEaI ' '1 I Notary Fubllc Hull's Catarrh Cure is taken internally and acts directly upon tho blood uud rntioou iirtace of the system. Send for testimoni als, free, F. J. CHENEY & CO., Tolelo, O ^hsJ-Sold by Druggists, 75e. IHAitltlED. At the residence of the bride’s father, Mr. J. Wesley Veal, nuur Deepstep, Mr. Eliss Hodges and Miss Leila Veal. Itev. I. F, Cary officiating. The IIebald congratulates, and toiiderH beHt wishes. Hull CumiuIi>. Mr. Brioo Roberts while out hiintlug on Monday night, met with an untimely aooi- dent that caused his death. Tho unfortunate young man was in com pany with Mr. Jasper Sheppard uud little brother, two or throe negroes were also along. Tin blow that caused his death was from the recoil of a limb, wo presume after tl. tree was lellud. Brioo was the sou of Mi. Clem Roberts and was 18 or 19 years of age, ami was not only the pride, but also regarded ar the main stay of Ihe family. Tho oasualty occurred near lite Gaskins place in little Ohoopie swamp between Taylor's and Tar vers fords. Mr. Stephen Jackson took the body homo. These Bad details were lurnished the Hkbald by Col. M. G Jordan, who was in that vicinity on Tuesday last. CATARRa ( ,^-- M Cleanses the Nasal Passages, Allays Pain and Iiiflauiinailop, Heals Ihe So cs. Itesioiesiii Senses of Taste ami Smetl. HAY-FWER TRY THE CURE A particle i» applied into e ch nostril and Bgreeabl- . Price 60 cents ut Druggists; >8 by mail, registered, 6U The Western settler’s Chosen Specific. With every advance of emigration tuio ihe lur West, a new demand iscrsutul lor Hostel ler’s Stomach Billets. Newly peopled re gions are liiqueutly less salubrious than older settled localitiis, on account of tin miasma which rises Irom recently cleared land, particularly aiong thu hanks oi rivers that aie stibj> ot lo treshets 1 he agricultur- • 1 or mining emigrant soon learns, wnen he does not already kuow, that the Bitters af- lord the only sure protection against mularia, uud those disorders of the stomach, ltver and oowels, to whioli ohmutic ohauges, exposure, 1 and unncuustomi d or unhealthy water or *n each mouth, diet subject him Oonsequeutly, he places an estimate upon this great household spe- oilic and preventive ccmmensurate with its imrihaic merits, aud is oarelul to keep on usnd u restorative and promoter ot health so implicitly to be r lied up >n in time ot need JAS. K HINES, THUS. II. I'ELDEH, JR Late Judge duperiur Court Mlilule Circuit. HINES& KELDKR iTI'OIt.XHYS AT LAW, Will give special attention to Commercial Law and to the Practice In the Su premo Court ot Georgia. 33 FII’TEN BUILDING. Cor. Marietta and Broad, Alluilt Ull. ju ue 18, 1891. 71 in.-riii M|,rin K a A Illum e. Regular meetings on the 2d si.d 4th Satur- The Acv. Jnil. Work on tho new j ut moves steadily for ward. The tin roodng is being put on by Mr. E. Twilley, Several ouges or iron cells nave been placed in position To look at those cells made ot heavy iron sheeting, walls, oeiling and ffoi-riug, and then the thick brick walls of the jail, tho concrete lluormg underneath from 12 to 18 ihohes thick, the heavy iron grating at the window/C ud the poudorous iron doors, would cer tainly cause Ihe spirits of the most accom plished burglar or cracksmaa to Hiuk within It might serve ns torror to evil doers, ml save ihe o-tunty some expense in board bills, by lurowing open the building when finished to public inspe.cttou, ami let all see he grim walls, and hear tho clanking ol holts and bars, that the county has provided lor enemies ol public peace and to public weal. GRATIFYI G TO ALL. The high position attained and tin universal acceptance and approval of Un pleasant liquid fruit remedy Syrup of Figs, as the most excellent laxative known, illus trate the value of thu qualities on which its success is based and are abundantly gratify ing to the California Fig Syrup Company. ■Tiriu ms; Time I’uys. The Heuald was muoh imurestod in the loliowiug spltuhld account of Mr. A. I. Bur nett’s tarwiug the present year. Mr. Burnett is well known us one ol Washington ooautt s practical, progressive and most successful turun-rs. Ho keeps up with the improved implements aud improved metnuds, and thureioro secures gruatest re oulls from luu.il outlay oi lubor and of ex pense in the eud. On a two horse farm of about 76 acres. Mr. Burnett picked 38 bales ot cotton averaging 1GU lbs., and 60U bnsbois of corn, besides potatoes and smaller crops Tucre Were -ill acres planted in cotton Ibis i.i nearly uu average wl 29 bushels of corn per ucr . How many taruiurs iu M u-hingion ooituty. cun make us good reporii’ tuu uEn.u.la would like to publish repuiiu Irom tunnels generally. They would he instructive uu-i stimulating to others, and would servo lo incrtuso crop returns, wmto they wonm economize labor. Mr. huiLeit informed the Heuald. that he was removing (he stumps In-Ui nis land by the nao ot dy ouiiitle Inis properly np* pliel, will rend ihe stumps tup frugments that will do for firewood, and place the land in fiuo condition for using mowers and reapers. The Gerald knew that dyshiuite was used to remove mussts ol eerih and rock by it.il- ] road lui u, also by coal and Don tun era to 1 heave up musses ot ore, but like ourselves, many of its readers, did not know that dyuu- j J. Q May, Brest. J. F. Hawkins, Secy. NOTICE. By virtue of a re-olution passed by tho Mayor and Couuoil of the City of Saudersville, tho T-x boons oi said oity lor ricoiving tax returns opened Nov. 2 1891, aud will dose D"®., 15th, 1891. All persons are hereby notified within said dates, to make their eturns to me in terms of the ordinance. I will be lonnd at my store ou East side ol I’ublio square during business hours. II . E WA I KINS, Clerk City Council. For Rent. A very comfortable bouse with out build, lugs and one acre of land in Town of Ten- mile. Apply io ■It. G. W. K ylly. A XATlO.i Al. FAJIILY I»A- ■‘Ell. The Announcements ol The Youth’s Com- : anion for 1892. whioh wo have received, seem to touch about all healthy tastes. Its fiction embraces folklore, serial, sea, adven ture un-1 holiday stories. Frank St-cktou, Clark Bussell, Will Allen Dromgoole, Mary Outhoiine Lee are a few of the distinguished story-writers. Its general biHoles cover a wido range. Sell-Education. Business Success, College Success, Girls Who Think They Cm Write, Natural History, Railway Lite, Boys and Girls at Ihe World's Fair, Glimpses of Royal ty, How to See Greit Cities, Practical Advice uro some of tho lines to bo written on by eminent specialists. Gladstone DeLesseps, Vasili Verestchagin, Cyrus 1 W. Field Audrcw Caruegio, Mrs. Henry M H'anley are among the contribu- n-ra 7kt Companion readers thus come into personal touen with the people whose great ness make our age famous. Its 510,000 sub scribers show how it iH appreciated. Whoever subscribes now for 1892 gels it Iree from the time the subscription is re ceived fill Jan 1, 1892 $175 a year. Ad dress, I he Youth's Companion, Boston, Mass. PLANTATION FOR SALE. Fivo miles west of Tennille adjoining lands ol John E. Smilh, B. 8. Boatright and others, can he found one o! tho best larrns for sale in Middle Ua. Something over 200 acres of open land in a high state id cultiva tion, wiLb other timber lands, good dwelling house with G rooms, dining room and kitch en attached, leinmt housi s, also gin house, fine orchard, good water, healthy, in reach of two good schools, and in one ot the most desirable communities in Georgia, conven ient to churches un-l aurrounded bv a good moral infill-nee. For terms and relereuee pp y at thin i dice. Saudersvilh', Ga,.Oot. 16, 1831. Burial Gases Metalie OtitteB OiiBkbtp uDd Oof- tins, of tiny (jua it) uu. Gi ttde, al ways on hand A laige gtoek of those goodh will i e fouud at the store of Tahhutton A Duggan roii im;.% r. My residence in ft-si End. Desirable li t and a splefidid well of watea Mrs O. H P\us ins. mite was employed to rive uud tear np LADIES Needing u tonic, or children w ho wunt build- yj.v BBOTHF-ws, 60 Warren SU, New York »tump». The Uxkald would bo glad to have ; l; t < up, should lake > N ’S III or. L1J TCR8. imow? I* Is pleusaut; cures Malaria, Uidige»tion, BilkHKW-m, Liver Compltdaw nnd NeuralgU. The Companion makes nn Anlmun gift oi this onpy of the painting to each of its five hundred thousand subsorihers. Any others who may subscribe now lor the lir'at time, and request it, will receive •■’ihe Yard ol Hoses ’ without extra olmrge while tho edi tion lasts. B- sides Ihe gift of this beautiful picture all Dew stihsolhers will receive The Compan ion Iree from the time the subscription is re ceived till January First, inotuling the Thanksgiving and Cnristums Double Num bers, aud for a full year Irom that -tale. The prioe of The Companion is $1.76 u year. Every family should take this brightest and best of illustrated literary papers to addition to its local patter. INO’J. llnrpt'r’N Weekly. ILLUSTATED* HaiiI’Eh'h Wkkkl for the ootulrg your will contal - mure attractive teatuies, more and finer illustrations, and a greater number ol articles ol live, intense interest than will he found in any other periodiuul. Among t-feesc latter will ho a Series of articles on thu twenty-five greatest oitics of the world, in cluding live hundred illustrations The Columbian Exposition, the Army and Navy, great public events, disasters ou land and sea, uud the doings ot the celebrated people ol the day will lie described and illustrated in un attractive and timely manner The Department oi Amateur Hvort will ooutinue under tho direction ol Caspau W. Whitney The best of modern writers will contribute short stories, uud the most distinguished ar tists will m ike tho il u-tratious. The odllo- rial at Holes ot Mr. Oeokuk William Curtis will rouiuiu as un espeoial attraction. AYcar's Support GEORGIA—Washington County — Ordinary’s Office Whereas the appraisers appointed to set aside and nssigti a years support .to Mis Augusta Moore and Iter two minor children out of lito estate of William B. Alone do ceased late ol said county. All persons concerned are hereby notified to l.o and appear at tho Court oT Ordinary lor said county on the first Monday in Jan. uary 1-02 and show cause il any they can, why said return should Dot be approved uud be made the judgment ol ssid Court. Given under my hand officially this 1811- day ol November 1891. 4t AI NEWMAN, Ordinary W. 0. Year* Support. GEORGIA—Washington County. Ordinary’s Offico Whereas Iba apprais-rs appointed lo set aside anil assign a years support to Mrs. Mary A. Dolle llntlnwav and her throe minoi children ontof tho estate John Bird Ualtuway deceased late ol enld county. All persons oonoeruud are herohy notified to lie and appear at the Court of Ordinary ot said county ou tho first Monday in December next and show cause il any they can wbj aiil return should not he approved nnd hi made judgment ot said Court. Given under my huud offlcislly this 31st day of Oolober 1891. M NEWMAN 4L Ordinary W. 0. Court of Ordinary of Mid County ot the No vember Term 1891 will bo oold at the Ootfi bouse door Id Haudersvill* on the first Tues day in December 1891 betWMU tho Irgol hours of sale, to tbe highest bidder, a two fifth (2-6) interest in the booM aod lot oa tbe pnbllo square in Sandersville known SO tbe Charley Parsons lot Sold for dUtrtbs* tion of proceeds amongst the heirs of O. C. Parsons dtceased. TVnu Ocuh, This November find 1881. 8. L. Parsons Administrator 4t of U. 0. Parson* For Executors Dismission. GEORGIA—Washington County, grows Ordinary's Omci. Mrs. Anna R. Hbnrling, Exoatrii ol tbS tl’ill ol W. F- Shutting deceased luleol Mid"tSH county, applies to ue for letters ol disuiia- sion Irom said trust, and I will isms upon her application on tbe first Monday in February 1892 at my ofileeia SaDd«rnville in Bald oonuty. Given under my haud au I official ai,.na* lure. This 2nd day of November 1891, M. Nswmam 3mos. Orbtuery W. 0. Admiuistrator's Sale. GEORGIA—Washington Coonty. HARPER’S PERIODICALS. ■’••r l'ettr. HARPER'S WEEKLY $1 oo HAitPEvs magazine too Harpers bazar 4ou harpers young people 200 Postage Free to all subscribers iu the Unit- ed States, Canada, un I Mexico. By virtue of an order granted by the Court of Ordinary of anid County at- the November Term 1891 will bn sold at the Coutt-house dooi u S.mdi ravtlloon the first Tuesday iu Deoeu- ber 1891 between tho legal hours of sale to the highest bidder One uundred and eighty (190) acres of land in said county, adjoining lands of J. May, M. Brown, eHt., Alt. Mnthii- -t eat., ol Green Duggan, known as tho Stllie Osborn Walker piaoe. Sold for the benefit of the heirs and oreditors of S-illte Osborn deoeased. Terms Cush. This 2d November 1891. 4t. H. O. Joudan County Administrator Aduuni.irutor cum teslamenlo sum xo ut Mrs Nnlliu Oaborn Result of Fence Election, in 1899, District G M. GEORGIA—Wits hi ngtoo County Ordinary’s Offic*. Whereas an election has teen held la th* 1399iU District G. 61. known as T tilillle on the 29th day ot October 1891, on t'-e ques- tion ol For Fence ” or "For Slouk Law” notioe is hereby given that the result ol said ’ election Is as lidlowa' For Fence received, 112 votes. For Slouk Law, 98,voles, Majority for Fence, 14 votes. Given under m> hand officially this SOih day of Oolober 1891. • M.Nrwmin Ordiumy ;w. o. NOTICE. GEORGIA—Washington County. The Volames of th- Weekly begin with Ihe first Number lor January of each year AVhen no time is mentioned, subscriptions will begin with the Number current at the time of receipt of order. Bound Volumes of Haiu’eu’s Weekly ii r tlneo years back, in uoiu cloth binding, will he soni by mail, poetugo paid, or by express, free of exp use (provided ihe Height dins noi exceed one dollar per volume), lor $7 UO per volume. Cloih CaseB (or eaoh volume, suitable for binding, will be sent by mail, post-paid, on receipt of $1 UU each. Remittances should be made by Post-office Mouey Order or Draft, to avoid ufianuo ol loss. Newspapers are not lo copy this advertise- meut without the express urder ot Uaudku 4 blloTUKUd, H Alt PER & BROTHERS, New Notice is hereby given that t intend to ap ply to His Honor, R L. Gamble -Ir., Ju-'g. superior Court ot said oounty for an order If iovest the funds of my wards in a tract ol land lying in Hind county, kuown us the Reese Irwin place, ooDtuiniog two hundred and forty two and one half sores, adjoining lunits c-t Mrs E. M. Joy tier, (’. T. Sessions, H. T. McAfee, Thomas Cook Wylly and Hugh Orr aud In n tract ol Dud lyiug in s,iia county, being thu reversion alter the death of Mrs. Lou Orr, ooutaiuing seventy nine and one hall acreB, adjoining lands of W, £ Martin 0. W. Orr, Mrs. Mollis Davis unit Thomas Cook Wylly. ltea-ous lor investing: lor the safety ol the fund and to provide i, home for said wards. Buid application will bo made ill taudersvillo on Nov. 27ih 1891, Joseph Jackbon Guardiiyp for William Reese, Thomas Edgar It. and Mary Joyneu Address: Youk Hhi per’a Heokly und Hundorsville /(erald, $4,2U a } ear. Eads, Neel & Co. One Price Clothiers The Neel Shoe Co. Fine Shoes. iVTacon, Gra,. Orders Promptly Administrators Sale. GEORGIA— Washington County. By virtue of an order grunted by the Court ot Ordinary of said coautv at the’ Noveuthei I'etm 1891, will he sold at the Court-house loor in Sandi rsville ou the first Tuesday io December 1891 between tho legal hours ot ale, to the highest bidder, the following de- soribod realty, belonging to tho estate ol Most s F. Joy ner late ot Haid omin'y deoeased 1, one tract ot land containing P.424 acres ad joining lands oi Mre. E. M. Joyner U. T. tics- sious, H. T. McAfee, Tbo« Cook Wylly und Htjgh Orr, known as the lleese piaoe 2 one tract ot land containing Hi uoree adjoining lands oi Mrs. E. M Joyner, W. M Everett, II. Palmer, A. I. tmuh known as tbe //arris place. Also the reversionary interest in odb tract ofland containing 79.j acres adjoining lands of Wm. E Martin, u. W Orr Mrj. Mooie Davis and Thou. Cook Wylly, known as Mrs. Lou Orr's dower after the death of aaid Mrs. Lon Orr. Also ono lot of laud ip the town of Tentiille containing 2 acres more or li-sa adjoining lands ol It. L. r-lephetis the Montgomery road, J. C Hamilton and Ihe Franklin lands. Also one lot ot land containing one acre more or less adjoining lauds of estate oi M F. Joyner, Montgomery road un 1 Franklin lauds Bold lor tbe benefit of the heirs of Monos F. Joyner deceueed, Terms Cash, * Mrs. E. M. Joyner Adn.rx Joseph Jackson A d iu r. 4t. of Moses F Joyner. Administrator's 6al«, GEORGIA—Washington County. Obdinauy's Office. By virtue of an order granted by the Coart tl O du-ary oi said oounty at the Fibrtury I’etm 1890, mill be sold at the Court Louen door it- Sandersville ou tbe Unit Tueerl'y in DfC-.uiber 1891, between tbe It-gel hours ot sale, to the bigheat bidder, tbe tract ol Und in eaid oounty npon wbtoh Oordyr GaablB* deceased resided at tbe tine of hia dMtb. containing four hundred and fifty aorea, oat of wblob one hundred aorea have bean Ml apart and assigned to tbe widow of Mid Oor* -ly Gaskins os a part of her yeara aupport. The reeidue ol 360 scree will be sold for tbe benefit of tue heirs and oradi’ora of aaid Uordy Gaskins deceased. This 2d day ol November 1891. Terns 'ash. S. G. Jobdam, County Adn'f. 4t Administrator of Cordy Gaekloa. Executor’s 8ale. GEORGIA—Washington Coonty, Ordinary’s Office. By virtue of tbe tenth term of tbe U*t will tnd testament ot Jaraee F. Smith deceeeed late of said county, will be sold at tba «Inert House door in Sanderevilla on tbe first Tues day iu December 1891 between tbe legal boars of sale to tbe highest bidder, ono hun dred aud six acres ot land being a portion of tbe Homo tract, in said county, bounded south by tbe road to Dytts creek; east by Dy* asoreek, north by J. K Daniel aud Mr*. Uraybilland west by estate oi Mr*. 0. A. Vloyn deoeased. Bold for the benefit of tbe heira and eridi- tors ol James F. Wmtth deceased. This 2d November 189J. Terms crab. Mrs. Masoahv.t Sana. F.x’i, J A. Bmith Ex’r. 4t Lee J omitu, Ex’r. II Years Support. GEORGIA—Wasbington County. Ordinary's Office. Whereas tba appraisers appointed to art aside and assign a year* aupport for Cherry Rentroe sod ber 1 wo minor children out et the estate of Frank Renfroe deceased late tf *aid oounty. All persona oonoernad are hereby notified to be and appMr at tho Court of Ordinary of aaid county, oh tho first Monday in December next and thaw cause if any they o«n, why Mid return should dot be approved aud ba the judgmeul of said Court. Given under my hand officially Ibis 19th day of Oolober 1-91. 4t M. NEWMAN, Ordinary, W. O. For Homestead Exemption: GEORGIA—Wanhingtoa County, . Ordinary’s Office. N. W. Wood has applied for exemption of peisonalty and setting apart and valuation of Homestead and I will paau upon tba MIDI at 10 o'olook on tbe 16tb day ot November 1891 at my oftioe. This 26th day of Ootober 1891 M. NEWMAN, 2t. Ordinary W.O. -■m \ i 0 uardiun’s Sale GEORGIA—WasbiugtoD County— For Fence or For Stock Law in tba 96tb, District. GEORGIA—Washington County. Ordinary’s Offim. Octoeeb, 14tbf 1AM. Notioe is hereby given that • petition rigs- ‘YA ad by more than fifteen Freeboldera ol tho '■ 96tb District, G. M known as GIIm’ District has been filed in my ofliee, praying that an election be ordered in said district npon tho question of “For Fence or For Stock Lav.” Now io compliance with tba provisions of A 1455 ot the Cod* ot Georgia oi 18fi9 it is or- Ordiuary’d Office. Oct. 1. ’91. Filled. lirra Mnklnir Having returned to 8nrularsville. 1 ntn pre pared to fill ull orders l< r culling, fitting, and maktug drussoa tor indies and children, iu handsome nnd fasbtqnalilo ut) le Appre ciating tho generous ptiironogo >o the past, its kind routiDuunco is respeallully solic ited. My Tcsi-tut-co is nett’ tho Baptist Church on Church street Mrs. B. II Shannon Ban-icrsville, G.t , Oct 22 91. f By virtue of an order grunted by (be Court ot Ordinary ut the Maroh Term 18UU will he Hold to the highest bidder at the Court houn. doo' in Sandersville on tho first Tuesday iu Decembur next, a bouse and lot in Riddle- ville containing nine aores more Dr less, ad joining lauds of vi. H. Fulghum on the west, . Hyman od tho snath—Rogers ou the east and W. Rushin on the north. Said house contains three large rooms aud a hall, two fireplaces, also a cook und dining room attached to it, smoko bouse, buggy house, a store house, garden and has a good well of wattr on the premises, dold us the property ol W. L. Pilchers mi nor obildren (or the purpose of reinvest ment of proceeds in farm land. This 28th October 1891 W. L Pilober Guardian for tbe property of bis minor chi-dien. 4t. dered: That notioe of tbe filing of Mid pelf. L . _. . . — . . - tion be published lor 20 fiayaiu thaBaad villa Hkbald and ba potted at lhanoart bcOM door and post offioa in Bandaravilla an i at tbe oonrt ground and two other pnblis places in said 96tb District G. M. beginning with tbe loth day of Ootober. It Is farther ardey• »d, That fifteen days after tba expiration *f said 20 days, to wit, on tha 2Cth day ad November 1891 an eleotion ba held at tha election preoinol of said 96tb district kaow* as Giles, ander tbe same rules aud regulation* as are provided for th* eleotiou ot membeu ut (Ue General Assembly, to determine thn qnestion of “For Fenoe or For Btock Law,” in said 96th District G. M. Given under my hand officially thi* 14* day ol Ootober, 1891, M. NEWMAN, W Ordinary W. O. A true extract from Book of MinuteA W Page. 461. 8. G. Jordan Adnt'r. uf Cordy CasktDs Mary Gaskins et ul GEOKGIA- HBbin^tun County— Ordimirv’H Oiliue. Oourgo W NewsuiuH 11oh applied lor ex emption oi person -lty, unit I will po-s np-.-n the huuiu ut Ul o’clock, a. u>. ou the 5 Ii rluy ol Deo--mbf i 1891, ut my ollue. 1 bis 12lh day ot Nov. 1891. 2t M. NEWMaN. OniiLsry, W. 0. t Survivors of 49th G» Ki'pifuenbHre hereby informed that i.biii-lsin Rev. ,I,J Hyrum has arrange!I Iby reduced tatlrnad rules to the le-uttiou ut Abbeville on 'the 3 i of Dccuub- r next. Ail who intsi-d to r.tleud the te nr.ir n will please meet at ui) office on Saturday live 28ih inef. ul II o’oiiink u m. for fuller pmtoulurs Nov. 1891. M. NEWMAN, Ord'y W.0' § mime Petition for Injunc tion, relief und mar shaling of assets in ikashmgton Superior Court. . Lou Gaskins ono of the delcDdautu in said case, heing^n non-resident of this state, it is ordered that said Lou Guskius is here by required, in person or by AttorLey, to be and appear at ibe n< xt Superior court, to be held in and for said county, oti the first Mon day in March 1892, then und there to answer the Plaintiff in his above uctiou to murrhui assets, for injunction and General Relief, ns in default tl.ereot, the court will ptooeed therein as Injustice uift) appertain. It is ordered, lll “t l b> H service r-n said do lenient be mtuis by publishing this order in the Sauderavilje Ueiiald. a newepsper of general ciioulatiou, in siud county, ut.ee a month for tonr monlbs This -Sept. 11th 1891. R L GAMBLE, Jr. Judgu 8. C. M. 0 For Adminiitrator’a Dinnisuon. GEORGIA—Washington Coonty— Ordinary’* Office. 8. L. Parsons, administrator of tC* estate of 0. C. Parsons lets of said county deoSM- ed, applies to me for letters of diamiaaioa from tbe administration of Mid Mtate, and X will pass upon bi* sppliaation on lb* dial Monday io Jauuary 1892 at my offleain Ran* dersville in said oot. utyfi Given under my hand and official sigm* tnre this 18ih day of September 1891. ,r v “ M. Newman. Sm. Ordinary IF. 0. NOTICE. To Debtors aod Creditor*. All persons io deb ted to Wm 8. Aiders** lute of said oounty decMS*d are hereby |*fi. Bed to oome forward und MU1* tba mm* and’ : all persons having olaima against *ald 4* o>-used ere required to present and prav* their demands witbia the time pre**rib T by law. Joke T. Out- 8tb, 1891.
