About The Sandersville herald. (Sandersville, Ga.) 1872-1909 | View Entire Issue (Dec. 10, 1891)
- W‘ ■ - SyKOP'flxG SETUP LOCALS. PERSONAL. Changeable weather. (Jotton hunting bottom. Money still hiding ont. Collections are so slow. Dry goods are now aheap. Merchants sell low for oasb. You can buy furniture cheap oi Harris & Son. Wiley Pittman Bros, are giving great bargains in harness. ONEf ENJOYS Both ‘he method and results when _ , ., tupBU Mjrup Ot I) lg9 18 taken; it 18 pleasant 30cts per gallon, and some even lower, and refresh mg to tlio taste, and acts <-veu rower. TOYS for sale at JERNIGAN’S. X Look ont fer a general attaok on turkey, at. au early day. Return city taxon by thb ICth and pay stale and county taxes by the 20th inst. Good cane syrup sold on Saturday here at Mr. R. 0. Jones attended the session of Oonferenoe at Oordele. Mrs. J. g, Wood and ohildren oi Savannah came up on Friday to attend the funeral of Mrs. Sarah Wnrthen. Mr. and Mrs. Ohas. Russell and Miss Mattie Garter of Savannah spent a few days in tho city the past week. Rev. B. H. Ivey w.s iu the oity on Satur day. lie and lantilv «r» well pl<n»ed with their new home at Linton. The friends of Mr. W. P. Lovett, will be glad to bear of bis improved condition. All wish for him an early reoovory. Highest of all in Leavening Power.—IT. S. Gov't Report, Aug. 17,1889, msmm ABSOLUTELY PURE A Father's Worry. By innumerable oures. Dr. Bull’s Cough Syrup bus won lor itself a most enviable re putation. gently yet promptly on the Kidneyo, Liver and Bowels, cleanses tho svs- n r ‘ ....11 .. .1 * 1 1 1 . w tem effectually, dispels colds, head aches aud fevers and cures habitual constipation. Syrup of Figs is tho only remedy of its kind ever pro duced, pleasing to the uiste and ac ceptable to tho stomach, prompt in its action and truly beneficial m its DOLLS,! DOLLS 1 and Christmas Toys, for sale at JERNIG\N'8. J Applicants for Toaober’s license wil hoc notice of examination 00 19th inst. Prol. W. II. Lawson after 19years of faith ful and acceptable h. rvioa aa superintendent ot the Sunday School of the Methodist church, resigned on Sunday last. Mr. P, J Tarluittou has been unauimouBly chosen T’ve been suffering for the past three weeks with a strained wrist I tried 8*1™- tiou Oil„nnd find myself, ultar having used one bottle, entirely cured. CHA8 KEY- SER, 199 Mulberry St.. Baltimore, Md. from tho moEtias liis successor, and will enter upon effects, prepared onl healthy and ngrcenl many excellent qualities commend itlextemi tlianka to the retiring officer f or past to all and iiavo made it the most services, they als •*y , ..... hlo substances, its term of service on next Sunday. While popu fey pular remedy known Syrup of Figs is for sale in 50c and 81 bottles by all leading drug gists. Any reliable druggist who may net have it on hand will pro •ure it promptly for any one who wishes to try it. Do not accept any substitute. CALIFORNIA FIG SYRUP CO. SAN FRANCISCO, CAL. L0UI8VILI£, KY. NEW YORK, V * CHURCH SERVICES. SECOND SUNDAY. UAPTIRT. Proaohing in Sandorsville at 11, n. m. an 7, p. in. by the pastor, Rev. B. If. Ivey. Preaching next Sitnrday, at 11, u. iu . nnd Sunday 11, a m. and 7, p. m., Davisboro Baptist oburcb.by Rev, G. R. McCall, pastor. CUDtnTIAN Preaching nt Tinuille, 11, n. m. nnd 7, m., by the pastor. Rev. F. L. Adams. MKTIIOI) 1ST. Preaching nl Tennille nt 11 a m., and Sandersville al 7 p m., liov J, W. Weston pastor. llappy and eoMettis.i home with "The Ro chester;” a lamp witfc the light of the morning. ter catalegii0,pnii4 Ha ht //>• Lamp Co. ,Viw Yo> k CHILD BERTH • • • • - • MADE EASY! " .’loTim-s’ Kivt-ND '’ is a scientific* illy prep.ircd Liiiimepl, every ingre- c1i ot oi ivciv.ni/cd value and in (. cnsjint use ! y t!u- medical pro- ion. 'i tiest* in^'i dicuts are com* i leUinamani'ci liiil.crto unknown MOTHER S’ rR!ENB” * h.M,. DO r.i -MORI • I’.ii:*,* Mol |i. claimed for tens Labor. oil:. vain id Child. Book i:i d FitElt, con- bforiralbn and ■ < tiottle tnUt.fia. r.ra Miitiiloravllle Utitlou TlarLcf. Go od Middling 7 Middling CJ L ow Middling G ood Ordinary O rdinary 6 PERFECTED CRYSTAL LENSES TRADE MARK. Quality First and Always B. I . JOB BAN, DrngiiiM, has exclusive sale of these celebra ted glasses in Sandorsville, Ga. KtiLLAM A MOOltE, the only manufacturing Opticians in the South, Atlanta, Ga. B@“Peddlers areuot supplied with these famous glasses. provision IHAlUiKT. 'Bacon sides per lb to 10 Bulk N 0 Flour -... Plain hams ‘ Shoulders ‘ Lard ‘ Coffee Grail Sugar Extra C White. 7 74 0.50 13J 1 7 .. @ 8$ .. 20. 25 ..0 7 ..5J a 6J In small quantities, prices a fraotion higher Flour Corn 1 05 Meal “ bu. 1 15 !Eggs “ do*, (9L 1 iBnttor " 20 @25 ,, ‘Chickens 15 @ 50,, services, they alR.i greet the incoming suc cessor with bostwisbes tor largest success in bis new Hold. CHRISTMAS Goods, Toys, Jewelry, Musi cal Inslruments, Clocks and Watches, for sale at JERNIGAN’S. X Some good shooting was douc by Mr B. Walton iu Ogceclioo Swamp on Monday evening. Uc killed 12 ducks, five however Honied off, but bionght baok 7 fino ones Several on seeing them Buid they thought that was the largest lot ever brought to San- dersville. Mr Walton had to work for them however, as wo learn that bo wudod out about waist deep in water to got ut them. Curiosities tn Eggs. Wo met our old friend, Mr. Jesse Eaton, on the street tho other day, and lie told ns of a wonderful egg his daugh ter catno across a short timo ago. On breaking it she discovered another per fectly formed egg with a shell inside of it. It was about the size of n partridge (fenotous hospitality and many kindnesses them. And thus honor God by obeying Hi aommnpdiaoots, by showing tlicir. faith by their works. And giving of their substance os God prospers them to tho spread" oi tho Gospel 2orl That wo pledge ourselves anew to perisi.it,g souls, aod God our father to do more ns individuals and ohnrcbss iu the fu ture. On motion brother R. T. Miyo w»s ap pointed to ootduos Sunday School Mass- UK-etiijg in the morning at 10 o'clock. Presohiug at II by Rev. rj. J. Barber. Resolved, That the thanks of this Union meeting bo tendered to the members of this ohureb and community for their warm aid ■Cmiimlnatloii ol ■earhen. Candidates for petitions as Teacher* in the Public Hohools of Washington oonnty will be examined in Sandersville at the Court House 00 Saturday, December 19,-1891. commencing ni 9 o’clock, a. m The County Board of Edncatton will meet on the sumeidsy at 12 o'clock. M. By order oi the County Board of Eduoation. 11. N, Hollifikld, Sob Com. Wasbn. Go. Macon Warthen, President. Fro* Pood Chill Cart and Wonderful Blood Oort, too b* bad 1 B. Daniel'*. if* tor.l HACK ACtoKB good *>r 1 Or you are all wo, 11 out, reall; rgoort 1 i.eldftJ. Try Good and obeap syrup evaporator* otn be had at tho Herald office. Give us your o*. lets t Your poor wearied wife losing sleep night alu-r night nursing the iiulo otic suffering Irnm that night-fiend to children and hor ror lo parents, croup, should h .va a bottle ol Taylor's ''heroksa Remedy ol Sweet Gum anil Mullein, sn undoubted croup preven tive and cure fur coughs, colds und coo- siuuplion. State of Ohio, City of Toledo, I ss. Lucas (,'ounty, j Frank J. Cheney tuskes oath that be is the seuior pariner of the lirui ol F. -1. Cheney A Co , doing business in the Oity of Toledo County and State aforesaid.' and tbit said lirtu will pay tho sum of ONE HUN"RED DOLLARS for ouch and r very case ol Cataiuih that cannot he cured by',tba uso of Hall’s Oatabrh Cure. FRANK.I. CHENEY. Sworn lo before me and Kobsciibed in my presence, Ibis 0th day 01 December, A. D. 18H0, —*—. A. W. GLEASON, SEAL | •—,— I Xutary Public Hall’s Catarrh Cure is taken internally nnd nets directly upon the Idood and mucous surlace of the system. Send for testimoni als, free, F. J. CHENEY .t CO., Toledo, O _P<¥'Sold by Druggists, 75c. linn Ad Wanted -For spot cash oue or two lred acres of good laud for Farming, driss — Purchaser'’ Box 117 Tennille Ga All parties iu neod of tiyramise plow fix tures will please plaoo their orders with us before December tho 15th. | Wiloy Harris A Sou It will pay you to bring your job work to this office.- All orders givou prompt at tention. t Sewing Machines, Now Home or Singer, eun bo ordered nt Deiialu offioe. Speoial price. t Syrup evaporutors aud furnneos onn be bad by applying at Hkiiali> offioe, t You can save money by buying an organ or piano or sewiug mnobine through the Herald office. t Job work ueutly nnd vtowP 1 *? executed at lowest priocsbere. t Syrup evaporators of galvanized iron, that make delloions and bright syrup, can be ordered at low prices ot Heiiald offioe. f If you want an organ or piano of any grade you can save money by ordering through the Hebald t Comm end to pqblic approval the Cali fornia liquid fruit remedy Syrup of Mgs. It is pleasing to tho eye, and lo the iaslo aud by gently noting on the kidneys, liver and bowels, it clonuses tho system flectually, thereby promoting the he«I(h aud oomfort of all who use it. Molly Liiiiii. Mix a quint of flour with .11 teaspoonful of salt aud a tabii spoonful ol sugar, in which rub a tablespoouful of butler and an Irish polato, mash fine, add a half teacup of yeast aud three will beaten, eggs, with water to make soft dough. Knead ball an hour, let rise, handle lightly, put in a onke mold aud bake in u hot oven. Buckleu’sIArnica Salve The Bebt Salve in tho world toi Cuts, Bruises, Sores, Uloers, Salt Rheum, lever Sores, Tetter, Chapped Hands, Chilblains, Corns, and all Skin Eruptions, and positive ly oures Plies, or no pay required. It is guaranteed to give porftet saiisfnoiion money refunded. Prioe 25 cents per sale by Wo. Rawlings. box. IHISiV. Minuio Leona, little daughter of Mr. aud Mrs. E. W. Bus*. 11. died of croup, October 25th, ago! six years and 11 iuouIIjh Sib was a child of lowly disposition, loved by all that knew her. Miss Emma Eugenia, daughter of Mr, and Mrs, E. W. Bussell died ol pneumonia, after a brief ilinous ot sevon days, on ibo IGth of November, ngad 22 years. Miss Emma join ed tho Baptist ohuroh at Sisters, four years ago, and lived an humble, Christian life. She said her way was clear, aud was willing logo. The a ffliotod parents have another daughter, that is slowly improving from seiious attack of pneumonia. Iu their soro bereavements they have the sympathy ol maDy friends Lewis little son of Mr. and Mrs. T. J. Tay. lor near Downs, came to a sad untimely death, on Friday, ibo 27th of Novembe- age six years and 2 months. Little Lewi was an active anil sprightly boy, and was on tint day driving tho gin, when he was caught between the bind wheel and the l t ,ver, and so crushed internally, that after four hotus of pain and suffering, death end ed his sufferings. NOTICE. By virtue of' a resolution passed by the Mayor and Counoii pf tho * ky of Sandersvidi, the Tax boons ot said oitj l° r receiving tux returns opined Nov. 3. 1891, and will 1 j Deo., 16tb, 1891. All p< rsons are hen by notified within said datts. to make theii , emits to mo in terms < f 'bo ordinance^ I will be found at my store on East side ol Public square during business hours. W.E WATKINS,"Clerk City r C A TARRH 0 ^’f 1M Counoil. Cleanses the Nasal Passages, Allays Pain and Inflammation, Heals Hie So es. Hestoiesth Senses of Taste and Smed. egg. Another gentleman standing by told of a curiosity in tho shape of n double chicken that lmd been hatched on his place. The backs of the twins were united, and while one would bo standing on Ilia feet the feet of tho other would be pointing upward. When growing tired of this position It or they would flop over and stand on tho other feet, the positions being reversed. He said tho chickens lived several days.— Furmingtou (Mo.) Times. to this body during its sessions. Adjourned with prayer by brother J. M. Smith. Snl j"ct to bo disoussad tomorrow (Sunday) lol by brother W. A. Sinqut field. tVImt benefits do the church ucquiro from the Sunday SuboulV, J, M. Smith Ubmn A. Y H. Johdan Clerk. Farmer’s Herald Wrightvllle I’leaso copy, The f inite «»• ItlMMiiiiittfsin, An aoiil which exists in sour milk and cider, called laotie. acid, Ir believed by phy sicians to bo the cause of rheumatism. Accumulating in the blood, it attacks ibo fibrous tissues in Ibe joints, anil omne agonizing psina, Wbat is a remedy ti. neutralize the acid, and to so invigorate the kidneys aud liver that all waste will lie carried off Hood’s Sarsaparilla is heartil recommended by many whom it has cured of rheumatism. It possesses just the desir ed qualities, and so thoroughly purifies the blood as to prevent occurrence of rlieu matin attacks 1V0 suggest a trial of Iloo ’1 Sarsaparilla by all who Ruffer from rbeu mntism Mr*. *i»rnli Wnrtlirn. Mrs. Snrali IVnithen, reliot of Gen. T. J. Aarlben of honored memory, died at lh< residence of her daughter, Forest Grove near Sandersville, on Thursday 3d inst., at tho advanced sge of 82 years, Owing to the infiimities of ago, Mrs. Was* then bad been in feeble health for somo time past nnd often seemed very near the *Dd Slio died nt the old family homestead, where so many yeurs^iud been passed, surrounded aud affectionately oared for by her children and grand children, to whose happiness, she was so deeply devoted. She wus a native of this county aud here she spent her long lilo. For many years she was a zealous and faithful member of the Christian church, here, and by thiH commu nion especially will her counsels and Chris tian example be greatly missed. A ViLUARLE 1 Mr A U. Davts, of DISCOVERY -t Davis Bros., ut Atcola. Miss , is a great ' ^' ** 0V8r virtue of S. S. S. lie writes, that he was afflicted with ono of tho worst oases of blood poison known to the human race, and after going through quite a long treatment, finally resorted to S. S. S , aud bo is proud to say that be has been entirely cured, aud Ibo disuaso thoroughly eradicated from bis system. He sends thanks to the company for their valuable discovery, and says that it is a God send to the world. For oontagious blood poison S. S. S is truly a apeoifio. Verj few oases bate over resisted its curative properties, aud oue suffering from this disease or other blood poison Blionld negltot to give it a fair trial. Wo will mail a special treatment on oonta gious blood poison to all who apply for it I rue. SWIFT SPECIFIC Co., Atlanta, Ga. Kxcnsea. A man who attempted to raise tome Money on n subscription paper for a nee- fssary clmreh relates his experience thus: "The first man I went to said he wo* very sorry, but the fact wan lie was so Involved in bis business that he couldn't give niiytliiug. Very sorry, but a man In debt as lie was owed his first duty to his creditors. “He was smoking an expensive cigar, nnd before I left his store ho bought of n peddler who came in a pair of expensive curt buttons. "The next man I weut to was n young cleric in a banking establishment. Ho rend the paper over, acknowledged that the church was needed, but said ho was owing for board, was badly in debt nnd did not see how he could give anything, "That afternoon as I went by the base ball grounds I saw this young man pay fifty cents at tho entrance to go in, and saw him mount tho grand staud where special seats were sold for n quarter of a dollar. "The third man to whom I presented the paper was a fanner living near the toVvn. lie also was sorry, but times wore hard, his crops had been a partial fuilure, tlie mortgage on liis farm waa a heavy load, the interest waa coming due, and ho really could not see his way clear to give to the church, although It was Just what the now towu needed, 'A week from that timo I saw that samo farmer drive Into town with his entire family and go to the circus, after noon and night, at nn expense of at least four dollars."—Youth’s Companion, A large concourse gathered at the old 1 praolico. ri«‘iitaiil linluu sri'vici*. OU Sabbath morning by vpsoial nquest, Dr. T. J. Book, of Tenuille, preached at the Methodist church in Ibis oity. As there was no other morning s> rvico at that boar, it was tho wish ol the church to have Dr, Book preach for them und to let it be a fraternal union serv ice, and all denominations be to que-led to participate. Tho luoruing was pleasant and a good congregation attended the service and all i-med truly toappri-uiste the excellent ser mon of Dr. Beck. The snbjcot was, //timil- tty, Text I Pet v.Av ‘lie clot Led with Humil ity " The b.-AU'iful und impressive lessons of the text, so earnestly and effeo'innately livered, will doubtless be long rouiem- btredauditis fondly hoped reduoed to bomestoud on Friday afternoon, to attend the funeral services, oonduoted by her pus tor Rev, F. L. Adams. ITS liXf lil 1.15N’T <|UAB.- 1TI15S. I \1»X UI51511NU Jilt Vornon Aanociutlou. Novkmbeb, 29th, If 91. A Union meeting of lbs Mh Vernon Asso ciation met with Beulah Baptist Church iQ Johnson county, Georgia The introductory sermon was prouohod by brother E. J, Barber from 133d Psalm. After an intermission of one hour the congregation assembled iu the house aud after singing a song, was led in prayer by Brother W. A. Sinquefleld. On motion Brother J. M Smith, was elec, ted chairman nnd brother A Y. II. Jordan, Clerk. On motion tho Chair appointed brethren W. A Smquefit'ld VV, H Harrison, E. J. Berber and Henry Smith to arrange a pro gram lor this rue' tiug On motion the following program was adopted for tomorrow. That we meet i.t 10, a. m. und that 30 minutes bu spent it devotional services led by brothoi W. A fiinquefield; theD lake up for our subject; What constitutes a working eburob, led by brother A. Y. H Jordan. Adjourned with prayer by brother J. M. Smith. Second Day’s Pboof.edinos, Nov.. 28th 1891. Devotional servioes, read.ug 5th chapter of I John, nnd Prayer by brother btnqu^ field. Read and adopted minutos of yester day. Then took up the discu*sion whnt coDstitn tea a working church led by brother A. Y. H. Jordan, aud others followed until the hour tor preauhiog. As the subject had not been exhausted, was sgroed to continuo iu the afternoon the same subject. Rev. E. J. Barber preach ed tbc 11 o’olook sermon. Adjourned with prayer by brother R. T. Mayo, Evening c1e.:bicn After Binging The uuclouded day, Rev, E, J. Barber led in prayer. Tho Riirno subject was ably disousstd by brother W. A. Sinqmfleld and others, aud then tho following^ Resolution was adopted lU-Bolve 1st that it is the ser.se oi this body The day, sermon, the occassion was great ly eujoyed, and will long be treasured in memory by those present. Something for the New Year. The world renownod sucoussof J/ostetter’s Stomach Bitters, and their continued popu larity for over a third of a century as e stom achic, is scarcely more wonderful than the welcome that greets the unDunl appearance of Hosteller’s Almanac. This vuluablo medi cal treatise is published by The Hostetler Company, Pittsburgh, Pa., under their own immediate supervision, employing 00 hands in that department. They are ruuniug about 11 mouths iu the year on this woik, aud the issiiB of same for 1803 will he rnoro than ten millions, printed in the English, German French, Welsh, Norwegian, Swedish, Hol land, Robemion nnd Spanish languages. Reler to a copy ol it for valuable and inter esting leading concerning health, and numer ous tesiimoniuls hn to the efficacy of IIostet- s Stomach Rit'ets, amusement, varied in formation, astroDomioul euloulatiouH und chronological items, Ao„ which oau bo de pended on for correctness. Tho Almanac lor 1892 can ho obtained free of cost, from drnggi ts aud general couDty dealers in all parts of the oonutry. Mootauu Sapphires. The only locality in Montana which has been at all prolific of sapphires is the six or seven miles of placer ground be tween Ruby and Eldorado bars on the Missouri river, sixteen miles east of He- lenu. Here sapphires are found in gla cial auriferous gravels while sluicing for gold, and until now have been consid ered only a by product. Up to the pres ent time they have never been systemat ically mined. In 1889 one company took the option on 4,000 acres of the river banks, and severul smaller companies have since been formed with a view of mining for these gems alone or in con nection with gold. The colors of the gems obtained, al though beautiful and interesting, are not tho standard blue or red shades generally demanded liy the public. The stones embrace a great variety of the lighter shades of red, yellow, blue and green. The latter ’olor is found quite pro nounced, being rather a blue green than an emerald green. Nearly ull the stones, when finely cut, have an apparent metal lic luster which is strikingly peculiar to those from this locality. Neither reu rubies nor true blue sapphires have yet been found.—Omaha Bee. "• l^r-FEVER TRY THE CURE. Augusta Hotel, ^ r,fl Warrsri Hi... New York ELECTEIC'BITTERS. This reme<iy r i8 becoming so well known and so popular as to need no special mention. All who have used Ebctrio Bitters sing the same song ot praise.—A purer medicine does not exist anil it is guaMntooil to do till that is claimed Eli ctric Bitters will cure all dis eases of tlie Liv'-r ana Kidneys, will remove Pimples. Roils, S. it Rheum and other affec tions oimsfld by impure blood.—Will drive Malaria from the system and prevent as well . , , . , ,, v. as cure al! Malaria! fevers—For euro’of that to have a church at work; there must be,^ rleftdaoh( . Constipation nnd Indigestion try an inflnrnoe of love going out from each \ Electric Hitter*’.—Entire satisfa'dion g tin ran- member, teaobiog sinners that they love'teed, or money refunded —Pricp 50 cts nnd $1 00 per bottle nt Dr. Wm. Rawlings’ Drug Store. Grounds for a ‘I was down in Kentucky,” said the drummer at the Cadillac, as liosluug his foot over tho writing tablo, “and one day I wad in the store of a merchant, who waa also the secretary of the County Fair association. Kentucky's a great place for county fuirs, you know. We wore sitting there, chinning about trade and one thing another, when a long- legged chap with a woman and six chil dren at his heels filed It*. " ‘Air you Mister Simpson?* he naked, coming up to the merchant. "Simpson nodded. “ ‘Don’t you givo out passes for tho county fair?’ " ‘Not very often,’ replied Simpson, hedging. “ ‘But you air the man that gives them out when they air givo out?’ "Cornored this time, tho secretary had to say yes. “ ‘Well, I wunt ono for me and my family here,’ and ho threw his thumb over his shoulder ut the interesting group at his heels. “ ‘On what grounds?* inquired Mr. Simpson, in a businesslike way. “ ‘On the fair grounds, iu course,’ ex claimed Mr. Huckleberry, in such an undisguised tono of innocent surprise that Simpson forked over tho tickets be fore he could recover his equanimity." —Detroit Free Press. Something About Price*. Here is one of tho tricks of druggists thut their customers may well be on the lookout for: A man went into a drug store nnd asked tho price of a certain remedy of tho class known as "propri etary” articles. "Forty-five cents,” was tho answer. “But,” said the customer, who was in tho habit of dealing with the druggist to a considerable extent, “I havo never paid more than forty at V mentioning u druggist in another part of the city. “Well, now,” said the good natured druggist, “I could let you have it for forty, but I liko to act on the square, and 1 shouldn’t wnnt to charge you fivo cents extra tho next timo you or some of your family come here to got a prescription dono up.” The man paid over forty-five cents and went out, wondering how many times he and other men hud been com pelled to mako up on one thing what they had saved on another. Tho inci dent is mentioned in tho hope of putting others ou their guard against a neat lit tle trick that would probably havo never been discovered had not the druggist in question, in a moment of unconscious frankness perhaps, given the thing uwuy, —New York Tribune. Use and Fashion. Use is hardly more than unother name for fashion. It is the modo of tho day that determines this. To wear the small clothes and full bottomed wigs of our grandfathers today would bo most un grammatical, and yet in tho old time it would havo been equally an error to ap pear without them. This is a constantly fluctuating rule of which it is true the principle remains the same, but of which the application varies constantly. Every body recognizes it, and everybody is more or less influenced by it. It iH need less to point out that to be too far be hind or too much in advance of the changing fashion is to bu deplored, but it is just here, it may be remarked, that this principle passes into that of ele gance.—Boston Courier. a mm HIS UIICHBOR ppsaessn li A ugiiHta; Large, airy Rooms. Good table lare, «ilh ■plenty of Irtsli milk. Rules 31.50 and *2 00 per.day. B*a DOODII ILC, 10 W. 0‘ proprietor. UV IdlOT'lEltS. jfou inu<* clans rcrommen ah a niPM keen it. per bottle, demand j»s tfifie-mark and creised red hues on wrapper. "How delicious is the winning Of a kiss, at love’s beginning.”— sings tin* poet, and bin sentiment is true witti oue possible exception. If either party buB the catarrh, even love's kiss Iorph its sweet ness, Dr. Sage’s Catarrh Homed is a sure euro for this repulsive an I distressing nl- ffictiou. By its mild, soothing, enliseptio cleansing and healing properties, itoures the worst oases $500 reward offered for an iu- 0arable oose. nlllill I Hv ttuUbed corresatsd REFLECTING SAFETY LAMP. Can bo sold in evory family. Giyco iiiiMi luim ^ LUDBEfi Sl BATES, Savannah, Ga. I ... _ large line ol .household articles. Send for froe Illustrated Circulars to . FOBSHfct* McMAKIM,ClaekuwU,9. Abut 0»«* Prin nnd that iho h _jH p:iv th«*n uu.ro than IiiutrumontB itu.tlly worth. 'Ihr-y are not huHt thiit \ Wtitu for r.fiffht SI»Ki!IAi.O:'FIJKS. ISO#. ftlurper’M llnznr. ILLUSTRATED. //abpkb’m Ibz.in in a journal tor tho home. It gives tlie latest information with regard to the Fashions, and its numerous illustra tions, Paris designs, und putters-sheet rup. pleiueuts are dispi Dsnhle alike to the homo dress-maker and the proli ssionid modiste. No expense is spared lo make its Kifistio at tractiveness of llm highest ardor. Its bright stories, amusing oomertios, and thougtfni e-sajs satisfy nil tastes, and its l"8t page Is fatuous ns a budget ot wit nnd (minor Iu itR weekly issues everything in included which is of interest to women. The Serials for 1892 will he written by WaLTr-h Rkvant and William Black Mrs. Ouph'NT will become a contributor Makion I Upland's Timely Talks, "Day In nnd Day Ont," are intended lor matrons, and Helen Mar* halt, N"1,tu will specially nd.lres.a girls. T. W. Hujoins-'N. iu "Women nnd Men,” will please it cultivated audit noo. It will cure you. tied give a good appetite, Mi slerr 1>V all 1I1 afen in mpdkffna. obtldr ItrcM nuking. Having returned to B»nd*r*vlll*, I pared to fill ail order* f< r catting, fli and making dr«**** for ladie* Md 1 in handsome aod fashion t.|s at* la. dating the generous pa'ronag* iu th* its kind eontiouauae is reiprottally iled. My residsnea is near th* BnptUt (Iks on Church street. Mm. II. II Saennog. Sandersville, On , Oct 22 91. \ OrdiitQo’g < Hattons. six minor ehildfM Wilier Ida Year'* Support. GEORGIA—Washington County., Ordinary’s Offioe Whereas the appraisers appointed to *«| aside nnd assign a years support lo'Lnag Ann Wilder and bar aix — ont of tlie estate of 8. W, said county dec ased All persons 0 mourned *r« hereby aottfls*. tn be and appear at the Court of Ordinary of said oonnty on the first Monday In January 1x92 nnd show cause |j any they can «kf said reinra should Dot be approved Slid b# made judgment ol said Court. (iiv. n under uiy hand officially this It day ot Njveuiber 1891. M NEWMAN ft Ordinary W. 0. HARPER’S PERIODICALS. Per Year: HARPER’S BVZIR $4 00 HARPER’S MAGAZINE HARPER'S WEEKLY HARPER’S YOUNG PEOPLE Postage Free to nil subscribers Uuitrd States, Canada, and Mexico. ..4 00 ...4 00 ...8 00 in tbe Tho Volumes of llm Uaz\b begin with tbe first Number lor Januury of e.ch year II hen no time ia mentioned, subscriptions will begin with the Number current at the time ol receipt of order. Bouud Volumes of tUni'Eii's Bazar for three years back, iu neat elotb binding, will lie sent by until, poBiago paid, or by express, tree ol eiphuse (provided tbc freight - doe. not exceed ono dollar per volume), for $7 00 per volume. C’lutb cases for each volume, suitable for binding, will be sent by mail, post paid, on receipt of $1 00 each. ; For Adwiuialratiou. GEORGIA—Washington Gountt. Ordinary's Office. H. M, Fiauklin bus in due loriu applied to the nndersigi e I fortlellers nt admiuirtratloa on the estate of Mrs Mary E. Fruklin, lato of said oouuty, deoss*«d, and I will peas upon his application on th» first Monday In January, 1892, at my effiee in BmdertviltelB ■aid oonntv. GNcu under tny hand aud official sign*, lure this 7lh day ol December, 1891. 4t M. NEUMAN, Ord, For Admlni.tratmD. '■ ft Remittances should tie main by Posl-of. lice Money Order or Dralt, to avoid ohunoe of loss. Newspapers are not to copy thin advertise ment wiihont the express order of Haiipeh A Brothers. Address: York. HARPER A BROTHERS, New Harper's Bazar and Sandersville /Jerald $4.20 a year. AT COST! For Thirty Days. Wo will offer our entire stock of HARNE8S of all grades both Sin gle and Double strictly AT COST For tho next thirty days. Also Bridles, Collars, Leather and Harness Findings, Coni Oil, Axle Grease, Ac., &o. Call and soe the bargains offered. We huve also on hand a fine lol of 22 Mules aud Horses, that will go at hard time [ rices. Oorue and see us. Pittman Bros, Sandersville, Ga., dec. 3, ’91 Notice to Debtors and Creditors. GEORGIA—Washington— Countj All persons having demands against (ha stale of Benjamin G. Smith late of «*id ionnty -lee* ased are he eby notifi. d lo ran* ler in their demands to lb* uudesigned eo* aordiug to Ian: and sll persons indeu'ed lo .aid 1 siate are required to mako immediate payment. Nov. l8ih lbOl. J. B. Warthsm, Ct Exeoutor of B.J. South, dea'd. Eads, Neel & Co. One Price Clothiers Tho Neel Shoe Co. Fine Shoes. Macon, Gra. Orders Promptly Filled. Oct. 1. ’91. AGENTS May selling our Albi We beat tn# World for low prico* this year* IMPORTED PLUSH ALBUM, >1.00 8k; x 10.H. Embossed padded aides, cold edges, exton elon clasp, holding nearly fifty. Cabinet and Card picture*, 0 ‘ ‘ ■*“ iiiutuius. ’Sent for $1.W (retail* for $2.00). Mot witbaiandiug thojariffou imported albums i*i»i*ed from 16 to 35 per cent, there will not beany increase in our prices tit) lino of Self ALBUMS Pronouncing Parallel Family Bibles containing »le want- ill prove a Bonausa for -OUR. Holidayl JUVENILE BOOKS Agents from now until Christmas. Sent —__ canvassing book. Illustrated circiilar* f be*i for all of our fast selling, goods* DON’T jDKK*A1f. rOMHEE 4 Self AKIN, Impoiuu, Cincinnati, 0. Send 22 cents for GEORGIA—Washington County— Ordinary’* Offioe. Dr. L. S Garner bsR iu due firm uppUal to the undersigned fm pcriu .ru nt 1,* Mora of administration jin the estate c1 Ivy I Pigpoa I .tool said county, deceased, and I *|)t paSB upon liis upplioiiMoo on the first Mod* day iu January, 1892, nt tny offlu- m Man* dersville, in said county. Giveu under my band and official sign** tare this 7th day of Dccomlmr, 1891. 4'* M. NEWMAN, Ord. m For Exeeutor’a diamiaHion. GEORGIA—Washington County* Ordinary'* Office. John T. Anderson Executor of tin* will of W. H. Anderson late rf **<d oonnty ds«r***d applies to me for Le'ters of dfvmission I root tbe admioistralion ot the estate ol said d*> ocased, and I will pasa up m his applioalioB on the first Mond *y in Maroli 1892 *t my office in Baudersviile iu said county. Givou under mv haml *nd official signatnre this 7th day of Deaeinbur 1891. M. Newman, Ordinary W. O. Year’* Support. GEORGIA—Washington Oonnty— Ordinary’* Offices Whereas flic apprsisors appointed to **| aside and assign a year's support to Mrs- Ho oey Ann i rantley out of the astute ol Grata Brantley deceased late ol said oonnty, AU persons ooDoerneo are hereby notified to be and appear at the Uonrt oi Ordinary of said eonuty on the first Monday in January 1892 and show cause if any th»y oau. why Said return should not l>e approved and b* made the judgment ol said court. Given under my hand off! dully (hi* 28th lay of November 1891. 41. M Newman. Oidinary W. O. •S. O. Jordan Adm'r. j Petition lor lniuna* if Cordy Gaskins ; tion, relief and mar* vs. [ shsling of auet* ia Mary Gaskins et al J H-asbington Buperior Court. Lou Gaskin* one of the defendants in aid ouse, being a non-resident of thi* »t*t*, it is ordered that said Lou Gaskin* i* here* oy required, in person or by Attorney, to b* .<nd appear at the next Buperior court, to bo ield in end for said oouuty , ou the first Mon* lay in March 1892, then aod there to answer ibe Plaintiff iu bis above action to marshal assets, for Injunction and General Relief, a* ia default thereof, tbe court will proooed therein as to justiee may appertain, - this i It is ordered, that this service on said de fendant be made by publishing tbi* order in the Bandersville Herald. * newspaper of general circulation, in said county, ono* a month ior (our months. This Hept. lltli 1891. R. L. GAMBLE. Jr. Judge 8 C. M. O. For Executor* DismiBUOD. GEORGIA—Washington County, Ordinary’s Office. Mrs. Anna R. Hbarling, Exontrix of the tUill of W. F- Sburling deceased late ot said county, applies to me for letters oi distnis* sion from said trust, and I will pas* ipou her application on th* fink Monday iu February 1892 at my olio* ia -Sandersville in said county. Given under my haud and official signa ture. This 2nd day of November 1891, M. Newman 3mos. Ordinary W. O. Wm For Administrator’■ Dismission. GEORGIA—Washington Oonnty— Ordinary’s Office. 8. L. Parsons, administrator of the estate if C. G. Parsons late of said oouuty deceas ed, applies to me for iett* ra of dismission Irorn the administration of said estate, and I will pass upon bis application on tba first Monday in January 1892 at my offioe in Sea* leraviile in said county. Giveo under my baud and official aigaa* ure this 18th day of September 1891. f Is. Newman, 3m. Ordinary If. IL ■ A Year's Support GEORGIA—Washington County— Ordinary’s Offio*. Whereas the appraisers appointed to set aside und aaaign a years support to Mrs. lugnsiu Moore and her two minor cbildl*8 out of tbe estate of William B. Moore da* ceased late of said oouuty. All pi rsons concerned are hereby notified *.o bo and appear at tho Court of Ordinary ‘or said county on the first Monday ia Jan*, lary 1 92 and show cause if any tbsy can, why said return should nor be approved tad >e made ibe judgment ol NHt.lt.oart. Givou under my band officially tbi* 18th diy oi Novemlier 1891. 4t M. NEWMAN, Ordinary W. n.
