About The Sandersville herald. (Sandersville, Ga.) 1872-1909 | View Entire Issue (Dec. 17, 1891)
The Herald & Georgian S==== B»TARllKHKI) ■>*-»*• WM. PARK, Editor and Proprietor TKOBRPA^ MORNING. T) |,R 17. 1 'i'l Edwttr.1 M. Fio! ■■ has been iodide! I of Cyrus W. ami larceny. The grip has struck the convict City, »n i apprehensions are felt ns tt qnale hospital accommodations. ArJtnore, Imh^bTlTflOO.OOO fire troyiog greater port of business house 25 dwelltugs, at Cole to ade- des- nnd An epidemic of tion*, of Russia. 1 cases of infl'ioi / tl p ,x i-t ravaging a there ura 25 mall pox ad. v it 111 tet t Lit The horrors ot the plage tied to the woes of famine, poorer classes of St. Petersburg Bawls. Mr. Cecil Oahhett is now siiperintemb n of tho South ('..rolina division of the lticL inond A 1 1 rillo nulrosd. guilty of ml sentenced t Davo Thom is, the young man charged with tho murder of his cousin, Miss Lizzie Gossett, nt Forsyth, was found voluntary manslaught ten years in the penitentiary. ■ The infant reason grows apace nud call- for otic more application ol that good lrin (Salvation Oil, which never disappoints always kills pain, It is neither pleosant nor profllabl to bear people constantly ooughiug when they coma be easily on red by a 25 Bull’s Cough Syrup. CttUglTSS, The prelimiuary work of Congress, ap pointing coinniitlees, and cliairmeu, filling incies in olerkshlps, Ac , inis occupied lime and attention mainly so far. The session, if we iuay judgo from the imber of bills (lilt 1 ) introduced in tho first w days, will bo one ol notivity and inter- t. Among bills introduced, we notice on (reel a monument to Unit Grant at Wash aother proposes to make Arlington estate, • old home of Gen. Lee, a public park. Dealing in futures will again eugross leg- alive care. It is proposed to impose an mini tax of $1,200 on dealers in grain turn and hog products, and the further '-urn I 5 els per lb. on cotton and bog products and 20 ots a bushel on any grain. Among Bnti-Hhinoeo bills one proposes to hibit absolutely their coming to the Uni te 1 States. Proli'i'lioii I’rolecK Cart i nly, in ensinst ■ nee, it docs Hood’s Saraparilla is tho great protection again3t tl.o dangers of inipuro blood, and it will cure or prevent all diseases of this class. It lias well won its name ol the best blood purifier ir. ns many remarkable cures. rim highest praise has been won by Hood's ills for their easy yet efficient action Bold , all drnggists. I’rioo 25 cents per box Alluutu ili nm. Tlio Concort. A concert was given in the evening by Mrs, Wells and Miss Evans assisted by Ab beville’s best homo talent. A good audience wns present and it was delightfully entertained. Mrs. Wells and Miss Evans were tho stars, and with splcn- did lustre did they shine. Miss Evans is not only possessed ol an exquisitely molodi- oua voice, but, sho has cultivated it to a de gree of pertrotion that would place her in the (rout rank of truined professionals. She encored timoand ag»iu, and was per fectly delightful in every song. Mrs. Cars. Hand Mr. Donaldson rendered two beau tiful ec lections admirably ou tho piano and flute Miss Fannie " urd was simply obarniiltg in n well .elected recitation ami gave evidence of her run tu do and culture in oloontion Mis. es Grace Fnller and Lou Joan Mitohell were both admirable in their choice contri bullous to the evening's entertainment. London, December 11—Furious gales and heavy floods have so weakened and un dermined the ancient and massive walls by hloh the greater part of the oity of Chester ioolotied that portions of the old Roman structure have subsided. Washington, D. 0, December 11. Tie new navy smokeless powdor was tried in the four-inoh rapid fire gun for the first time at the Indiandead proving grouuds Wednesday with highly-satisfactory results. Tho trial fully demonstrates the powder is mnoh a snooes'for guns of larger calibre it was beforo shown to be for tLreo and six pounders. mt botfle of Dr. A pistol honor occurrod at Dalton on Sun day. flurry Tibbs a young man of 20. wliilo fooling wiib u pistol shot and Killed his own mother, Mth, Tibbs belonged to a wealthy and influential family. The uew brick jail at Way cross whs bro ken iuto on Sunday morning by a mob ol ot masked men. Tbs steel cell containing tbi two leaders of the Yarn Mill riot, was riddled with bullets, but tho prisoners were hurt. Sheriff boldly resisted the mob refused to surrender the keys. The city directory for 1MI2, it is claimed ,> 11 show an ii.cn use of 2 500; in llie popn laliou of the g its ioty. Steve Ryan, now in jail, will have anotln r li aring buloie Judge Clarke ou Monday. I,is attorneys will work to secure las re use lroui prison, on the plea of niter ina- btytopay tho $121,000, for which be is imprisoned. The divoroe mill is now liberally] patroll ed in Allanta. On Monday morning there ere 32 divorce cases set for trial, sovotal ol lii.li were taken up and promptly dispa.olt- 1 While applicants were well represented. Cupt. W. G. Raoul’s elegant lionst on occhlreo street will bo completed in March, lieu bis family will occupy it. It is generally believed, says the Herald, .at bishop elect, Nclnoti will be consecrated i Atlanta on the fifth insl. bas tbi York Henry L. Norcross, a Boston broker, been identified ns the man who threw dynamite at liiiBsell S:ig», tho New millionaire. Portions ot his clothing won identified by his wife, and also by the tuiloi who sold them, Itis teeth also with 9 fillings bsv« helped a Bostou dentist to confirm bit identity. Spcakor Crisp may have mnde some prom ises beforo bis election as Speaker—few men ever oooupled tho position who had not ;dono so in their canvass for,votes, but be has __ : made fow if anv, promises since his oleotion MKhSt'Ki *»• «*» •— - ik * -“•* hum from children or grown people, i while he does double duty as a thinker; he -U.ring the week and puny to robust knows that it will be impossible to so ar "Itli. Irytlirni. No < tin i «orm nn .ii jmuge the committee assignments that all uo is ho safo iui'1 urn. Prn-e ’25 cunts at! , , . , , .. „ ... i t l>- mail bv lobn I) Dark mo democratio uiombors of the House will F. H Hickey, 1208 Main street, Lynch burg, Va., writes: "1 was Inoku out all ov i with sores, and my hair was falling out Alter nsing a few bottles of Botanic Ifiood Balm my hair quit falling out bdiI all th* soros got well." Wm. it. Summers, railroad agent at Litho. nia has been missing Hiuce Saturday night As be was known to have about $801 oi Saturday it was feared, lie had bo 1 u mur dered, but all attempts to iurivil the mjs tery bo far have failed. Later news says he eloped to Iliriiiinghau with an Atlanta woman. John H Jiuuea, tho well known banket indicted by the Grand Jury for perjury gave a ifi.OOO.bond. His sou was one of th bondsman. ,Tlie evidonoe which indicted 1 ankei James was worked up by James Findlay, will known capitalist, who had a $30,900 deposit in James'hank when it went to iln wull, several years ego Mr. Fin Hay en deavored to havo Mr. James brought int court on oriminaljcharges at tho time ot th failure, hut did not succeed. The Exposition Did It Is bow Mr. O. 0. Johnson, of Beloit, li is expresses bow he found out win t Taylor'i Cherokee Remedy of Sweet Gum and Mill lein was, and how efficacious it is iu curiti coughs, and colds and croup. Mnoh muttering and grumbling Ins boot beard at the notion of tho if. A D. directory that now controls tho once loved old Centra! The refusal to giant free ex ursions lo slock holders to Savannah has caused the dec discontent. At every step, tho new direofor giro another turn to tho screws, and widen the breach between tho people and there!! "roads. M’e'vo heard of a woman who said she’d walk five miles to get a bottle of Dr. Pierce’s Fa- voriu Prescription il she couldn't get it without. That woman bad tried it. And it’s a medicine which makes itsell feltin ton ing up tho system anil correcting irregulari- ii's us soon as its n-e is begun Go to your drug store, pay a dollar, get a bottle end try it try aseoond, a third if necessary, li lore tho third one's been taken you'll know there’s a remedy to help you. Then you’ll keep on and a enro ll come. But if von slo.nl in’t I d the help should be disappoin led in the results—you’ll find a guarantee printed on the bottle-wrapper that’ll get your money lwn-k for you. How many women oro thero wbo’d rather have the money than health? Anil "Favorite Prisciption” produces health. Wonder is that there’s a woman willing to suffer when there's a yuaranlecd remedy in the nearest drug store. Keep l'our II oovl Pure. One of the most frequent and insidious onuses of bad health is impure blood". This disorder ol the system docs not always man ifest itse-lf outwardly by sores, omplions, to., quite ofteu the soroness is altogether internal. The kidneys feel Bore, the liver feels soro, tho lungs fuel sore, nud a decay sets in that too often ends fntally. It is much more serious for blood potsou to utan- ifist itself internally than externally, hi uch oases negleot means death, lor tho vital organs once contaminated grow worse un. less they grow better, nnd they will never grow better unless Hie propr remedy is ap plied. There is no remedy th«t equals. Dr. .Iiilm Hull's Mursu|»iu'illii. a curative agent in cases ot blood poisoD , When other remedies miserably fail to give relief, this remedy always chocks its terrible ravag-s, eveD In instances of scrofula or sy- nils, and restores the blood to a state of 'solute purity. Large buttle (192 oa-spoon- 1s) $1.00. — A physician of Waco, Texts, writes: "I now a number of instances of severe case? blood poison being cured by Dr. John Bull's Sarsaparilla, no other remedy or treat ment, being made use of I consider that no better blood modioine is manufactured.” Dr Fieroe’s Pellets i gnlate the Stomaoh, Livi r and Bowels. Mild and effective. D AMIIXLTOM I.KTTI3K. >nr Regular Correspondent ) Washington, Deo. 14, 1891 Little Rock, December 11.—Shortly after miduigbt Monday night, a gang of negroes forced opt u the. door of the railway st tiou ut L-nwood, Arkansas, and compelled agent Ed Bryant to give up two express package, one containing $500 and anothor $200. Tho negroes are still nt large. mg Btore \ Sons On innati. O. 170 anil 17 St., A RBUliHlVt'.l-K': in? Rill’ ? i'fei’tiii.s Bii VlilM'vilh' ( Vbbeville Times.) The day opened last Thursday, with dark ud lowering clouds, which threaten! d icluge Abbeville, - and dampen the ard Uiu-1be pleased and, if those who onjoy his oonfl denoo may be relied upon, he will devote himself principally to the task of making an equitable distribution of the chairmanships find plaoes npon the important eommittoes between the various sections of‘the country Committees will not be announced until utter the Christmas recess, and it is expected that Speaker Crisp will, after all the mem to tiers liavo been given a obanoo trVbe’ k hoard o( retire to his home in Georgia, or to Borne or citizens, who were on the qui vive ot'other place, wlioro he oan devote his time xpcotuncy to wi lootin'.the survivors of tin ^luring tho reoess to making up the oommit 19th Oa. Regiment, who worn expected t old their first reunion s lice tho war. Asl All sorts of gossip about the chairman iho morning advanced th clouds gr.'dually ships and the make np of the important ilti 'l and llo iteil away ami by 10 o’clock■ committees may be heard, but about the ild Sol lul.l undisputed sway of his ethereal! only thing that everybody seems to dominions. Tho early morning tr .in from! agreed upon is that the Ways and Moans he east brought.its quota of .veteran:-. 1 imjcomm:ttee, wbiob deals with tariff matters, t. & IV. train oon followed heavily Ireigh-1 will bo dominated by Northern nnd Western .'d with.tbc old soldiers of south Wiloox t membors, whoever its ohairmun may be, md Irwin counties, and tlio went bound j The general opinion is that Mr. Mills oan rum on tbu Sum road nt 11 o’clock brought. bin o (lie chairmanship of this committee i large number from a distunoo and a goodly 1,0 wishes It. but some of his close frien '-•legation from Rochelle. j'ay that ho will not.take the place, soreral At 10:30 o'clock lfc.it:.n’s Hall was filled to ! '"isons being given why.lie will not; one ive:flowing and the slreeis were alive witbi the*« being tlmt if llioie Is an extra session people who who could not find standing °* , *' e t'exas Legislature iu tho spring room in the hall. ! 'ill ho a candidate for the unexpired term There were ut least six hundred people on| ln l ke Hi onto oi ex-Kenalor, Reagan. now tho floor. | temporarily beiug filled by Senator Chiltoi Promptly at 10:30 o’oloek the Ahbovillei - “nd that if he is fleeted he will at olhh Choir led by Prof. Wm. Royal, with Mrs. j r ®sign his seat in tho House. W. li. Cars well a beautiful hymn , the piauo, rendered tbel Resolution providing for an investigation ' I i u : Lover of My Soul,", '* 111 office will shortly bo offered rropriato Rev iho House by Representatives .Cooper, In tiiu.a, and Kuloe of T. nnesseo. Tho latter gentleman says that his : elution will ho for an investigation of th methods used and is intended to some ot the tax payers mouey .that now- go H through leuks which lie thinks are the machine Mr. Cooper is particularly i It li sted in going fbr Gen. ltaum. he being th w ADGETT PATS THE FREIG1I T A Great Offer that may not again be repeated. so do not delay Strike while the Iron is Hot. \\ rite for Catalogue now, and say what paper ou s i\\ this Advert] seine nt in. Hctnembor that I sell everything that goes to furnish.ng a home—manufacturing some th.ugs wild buy mg others in tho largest possible lo* \vl icli enahles me to wipe out all coiupctitloi. *re are a few Startling Bargains A No. 7 Flat Ton Cooking fittove, full siro, 15x tea with 21 pieces of ware, de- night, charges paid by 'LL/ r f K DOLLARS. Again I will sellyo > aft hole Cooking Ranpi 18xf3 inch oven. 18x2® ineh top, fltt«*ri with S pieces of ware, for TIIIRTBEN DOLLaRS, and day the freight to your depot. Do Not- pay two Prices for your Goods. London, December 11.—A dispatch to the Tiuios from Hingaporo states that a severe gale prevailed ut /lung Kong Decem ber 4. A largo number of Chinese vessels of II descriptions wero destroyed and hnudieds Chinese sailors nnd laborers euga ;ed about Hie bnrbor worn drowned. Kuropeau nud other vessels lying at Hong Kong Bus line d little damage. t will re'iil yon n nice pln.li Parlor Stilt. w»|. lint frame, cither 111 romhltmtlnn or handed, tli< mopt stylish colors, for $11150 tovoiir rallroai tstlon, freight all paid. t will also sell yon a idee Bedroom Suit, eon slstlng of Bureau w-ltli glass, t idgti liend Bed stead t VV’asliatand, t Centre Table. 4 Cane Neal Chairs. 1 Cane Seat and Back Boekor. all fir tin .50, nnd nnv freight to your d<pot. Or I will vend you an elegant Bedroom Suit, with large gins*, full marble top for 8510, and nay frelphf. Nice window Shade on spring roller Elegant large Walnut 8 day Clock Walnut Lounge Lace Curtnlna per window \ mJK T cannot dearrlltc everything in a 8mall hdver-S tl^ement. hut have an ImmeMae «tore rontaining’’ . 22.two ft. floor room, with warehouaea i*nd fnr,tor? - hmldlngs in oilier parts of Vugiirta, making In all.'* the largest tins ness of this kind n der one inan-.v Hgemenl lathe Southern Ntntes- These stores*- • rmvded with the choicest productions of I lief— »t factories. My catalogue eottUi lug Illnatra )n« of goodn will he mailed If yon ay where you «aw this advertiser freight Address lMg li will klndlvl I Pay! $1.25 FOR BOTH. THE:HEUALT) ’ANDJOEORQIAN r^r.KOR ONE FEAR. And The Christian Union Three months at the extremely low rate named above (provldod you arc not already a aubicrlbar to Tha Christian Union), IHE Christian Union is a Family Paper for Progressive People everywhere. Twenty-five hundred pages a year. Two hundred illustrations. Thirty portraits of the world’s great men and women. Ita Outlook “is an education in current history.’* Topics vital to humanity are discussed by leaders in thought. There are stories, sketches, sermons, a Home Department full of good cheer, incisive Editorials, the Sunday-School Lesson by Lyman Abbott, strong literary, art, educational, and religious reviews. It is all “written by thinkers for thinkers.” Price Three Dollars a Year. It costs only a 2-cent stamp to see a copy. Subscriptions mav be sent to either office. The Christian Union, Clinton Hall Aa tor Place, N. Y. City. ’ mtowN’s non nrmtaia almanac For Iran Contains One Hundred Itcetpce for mak ing deltcIons Candy cheaply and quickly omo. This book la given away at drug and general a to roe- M AKY YIi IX JIKXK'O Han Antonio, Tnxas, Deucmbor 11.—Tbe ile-litiition existing among tbe inhabitants of Durango ami neighboring Mexican states, on acoount of the drought and total failure of crops that tbo government has to provide food to keep tbo people from starving. Tbe governor of Chihuahua has ordered 100 000 busbols of grain from the UlRed States, which will he distributed at minimum cost, or fiee to.those who have no money Thousands of tbe lower classes ai ou tbu point of starvation. L, F.TADGETT, PROPRIET OR ADGETT’S FUimiTURE, STOVE AND CABLET STORE. 1110*1113 Broad Street | Kept.£ UQUSTA ’ OA - Uoml A Li vr Tin* 0|Mtiiliiir For fflnri. Furmers Nuppiy Hiicoii., On., Want a gentleman to represent them m Sandorsvillo, Ga.. to sell fertilizers-ik sup plies to planters on timo or oaoh, This is a reliable conoern and we wonld be glad lo have them represented here. Of onurse il would be useless for any on* to apply for tho position, nnless they tliorouglih know tlio ('laliters trading here, and oan give tirs oliiss relerenues. Some prominent planter ol our county, who is renting out his laud lor next year, mav fill the bill f IVliiirrni M|»riiiKn .Alliitncr. Regular meetings on tho 21 and 4ih Satur days tp ench mouth. J. Q. May. Fres . F. TTawxxns, Secy. I'lfitC* Tkla S.ll This delightful Story of ■Journey from the BALTIC to the; | DANUBE Portrayed in 30 Chapter*; ; and 12 Qraphlo Illustrations, by Mr. D. T. F. A'lkius a quiet, peaoeal le citi zen oi McDuffie oouDty was murdered on the 4th, inst. Column Wilson,col. was arres ted on suspicion, as he bad offered to accom pany him I'ora a neighboring bouse and to cariy a torch for him. Ho confessed tbe crime, but involved bis father Elias Wilson and Henry Jsckecu col., as accomplices in tho crime. Tbe wnrdcrers only got $10 from their violim. They are tinder arrest, and it guilty should suffer the extrema penalty of tho law •I081X l\ itimAHMMO.V I li« (imil 1’oftoii Fiuiiter Ilf lid. Mr. Richardson was the largest cotter planter in tho world, Uo owned IS planta tions iu Mississippi and Louisiana, and 8 largo mercantile establishments in those states. He died of pneumonia alter a few days illnesf, at the ago of 3li years, l’ale death kuocks with impartial fate At the hovels of the poor, And at iho mansions ol tho great. ST.GEORGE ) It is said that in a lulii Tvn"fnSL > near the city of Silcne, in DRAGON, } England, a huge dragon dwelt, whose insatiable maw seemed satis fied with nothing the people could give him la their despair they cast lots to determine who among their deaiest ones should lie flung to the beast, and the lot fell to the King i daughter. As she was going, like Jeptba’i daughter, to meet her terrible fate, she was inet by Geoige of Cappadocia, who, aftir hearing her sail story, bade her fear not and making a sign ol the cross ho braodished hie lmce, attacked and transfixed the dragon, and lending him iuto the city beheaded him la the presence of all the people. For thin noble de.d bo became tho Patron Saint ol England. Many a dragon in the form of disease, while leading his victim to death, as sure as that which would have befallen the King’s daughter but lor her timely rescue, h is been demolished by the uso ot H g, and the victim restored lo health. Treatise ou Blood at.d Skin Diseaus mail. «d free. ■vbieh was fullowed'.by a solemn md impriHrive prayer by < b ■J. J. Hyman. He then iu a fow ilcquent and well chosen words introduced Col. E H. Williams, who ielivered tlm welcoming address. This speech was eloquent and replete with oratorical lire and patriotic zeal. The ad dress, which (by tbe request of the assem bled veterans) appears in this issue, -speaks ; of opinion that the investigation by t >r itself. Major Newman, tbo adjutant of | Congress was not as impartial, as it it tbo regiment, responded in feeling words, might liavo been. that went lo the hearts of his old oomrurles Gi-n. Forney, of Alabama, who was tbe and the eutiro audience. Ha alluded tu^nior democratic .member of the House ('apt. Fuller, whose portrait adorned the; Oommttoo on Appropriations in tho last stage, ns a gallant Captain of tbo old regi-Congress, lias, on aooount of his age and ment, and paid an eloquent tribute to bis somewhat failing health, doolioed tbe chair noble qualities, both os a man and soldier, manabip cf that committee, which was tend- 11 o Iheurend slo'istbn of tho disunities! ered him by Speaker Crisp. Itis believed sustained by tbe regiment iu the many bloody i here Representative Holman, of In- battles il fought, which most eloquently told | diaua will be put at the head of that tbe story of their valor and heroism. j 0<5tuwittee. A letter from Capt. T. D. W’il.ox was' then 1 Representative Culberson, ol Texas, has rend expressing regret that illness prevented - to ncoe P t thfi <,omoor< ‘ tio v “ 0 “ 0y of tbe Interstate Commerce Commission. will go to tbo Senate For | Mr. Hiium Thweatt, an age »5 \ and piomineDt citizen living Vcuri, ) near Troy, Alsbumi. says tba' for thirty-five years he wus sor< ly afflicted with Eczema on his face. Tho eruptions were of a large end cancerous n-ituro. That ho tried a number of experienced physicians, but w ith little result, und then received only temporary relief Alt- r having used only seveu bottles ot H H 8., be h els like a new man. The painful trouble id all gone, and now at sixty years ol age be is once more in good health, and restored to bis family. He states that his cure is entirely due to H S. H lh- Bays that be is a member of tbo Methodist Episcopal Church, South, and that liis post- office address is Oleau, I’ikc County, Ala., and thut as lie wishes all sufferers lo know tbe good thut.be lias received from the medi cine, he will take pleasure in answering any inquiries tliul may be seuthim. Our treatisi on Blood and Skin Diseases malted froo, SWIFT SPE'KFIO CO , Atlanta, Ga. Endtirsln;; WhIhoii. A<»Riuoi.a, Ga, Deo, 14 1891. Mr. Editor : Please give us space iu your pa- per for the subjoined resolutions and oblige in so doing Whereas, the Hon, T, E. Wat son wus elected on the alliance platform, and has proved so true aud faithful that we the members of Mineral Springs AlliaDoe hearth endorse bis course in Congress, in refusing to go in the caucus for speaker, of tbe house. We call upon all ailinncemen to rally to his support; we look upon him as (he purest, noblest Roman ot them all. J, A. Mat, Prest. J. F. Hawkins, Heo'ty. bis participation iu tlio reunion. The letter was beautiful, touching aud eloquent ami IU * Domina,ioa wiU «° t0 tho . Rt docs honor to tho noble hand that wrote it .~, and he will forward his resignation of Mrs. Capt. Wells, of Macon, and MiBB i bia seat in the House to the Governor of Jennie Evans, ot LaGrunoe, Mrs. W. I). Cars-! well at the piauo, s ing Tho Bonnie lilue ! 11 WR * rumorud that 80me of tho rc P nbli - FUg, which thrilled tho audience and caused c, ‘ n Sjnatur3 P ro P osoJ taking steps to have many an unbidden tear to trickle down tbe ithe S,jDatB declare Senator Hill s seat vacant, furrowed cheeks of the veterans "Dixie” I be ° 1,180 of Ms DOt bal,lne a PP earud be came next and brought down the houso .; ^or„ iu, and of his retaining the office oi ,, „ v , . .. ,. , Governor of New York but the most diligent Major Newman s invitation to tbo survivirs ° , , , , ,. , liuuuiry failed to oonfirm llie story to meet next year at Sandersville was aocep- 1 J J teu, the date to be determined her* utier, Rev the the 8W1FT SPECIFIC Co., Atlanta, Ga. J. J H- unui wasre-ekoted president of organization. At 1 o'clock p. m. tho veterans and crowd r -puirid to tlio court house w litre a bonetiiul repast w«s enjoyed with zest. After dinner tho organization r--assembled in the hull, and Major Newman read a care fully prepar, il Jiistorv of iho regiment. Att> r this Mrs. Wells and Mi.-s Evans ren dered some sweet and beautiful uiusieal se lections. The following resolnthia was adopted by tha body. R-isolved by the veterans of tho-19tb Gi regiimint liero sembled, that their heartfelt thanks are hereby tendered to the citizens of Abbeville and ot Wilcox county generally lor their cordial reception and generous hospitality aod to tho kind ladies who by thrdr inspir ingsongs, contributed so much to tbo sue oe.-8 of the reunion. The tint reunion of tbe cld 49th regiment then closed with hearty grips of the band and tear stained cheeks, with promises to mend at least ones more before summoned to that final roll call where every member of tbo original com mand v/iil again respond when his murid is called. Richmond State: A physician remarked tho cthur day that there were 3.000 cases of grip in tlio oity. It is just as bad in other cities. One good thing about the grip—it is not fatal when taken and treated in time. An ( id physician, iu lecturing the students at the Medioal College this week, urged them to take good care of themselvoa, and gave them directions how to prevent the in flut-nzi (for grip is nothing more nor loss). Ho to'-d them to hi cireful in tbeir diet not to get over heated, and not to work too barJ. Sweetness that never sours will do moie to smooth one's pathway through the world than great accumulation of weulih. Allow lifts* to add iny tribute to tbe ef ficacy oi Ely’s Cream Balm. I wus suffering from a severe attack oi infiueuz.i and outarrh und was induced to try your remedy. The result was marvelous I could hardly artic ulate, anri iu less than twenty dour hours the O'liairbiii symptoms and my hoarseness dis- ippa-.re i and I was able to singja heavy vole iii Grand Ope a with ’-oice unimpaired. I atroofily recommend it to all singers.— Wm 11. Uamilton, Leading Basso of the O. D, Hess Grand Opera Oo. ALWAYS AT THE FRUIT Wo have received a oopy ol the handsome, ly illustrated prospectus for 1892 issued by the Detroit Free Press. The achievements of this lamuus paper iu the past havo been great, but if its promises for the future are to be fulfilled—and there certainly is no reason to expeot tbe oontrary—The Detroit Free Press will in 1892 be, as its publishers confidently claim. the most enter taining and instructive paper published, giving additional pleasures lo its thousand of old subscribers nnd fresh enjoyment to the many thousand new ones that its merits deserve. Its list of contributors for 1892 includes many of tbe most famous names iu Ameriouu literary and public life, and most of tbe articles to be published are of unusual importance and interest, presenting a splen did array of valable features in addition h the inimitable work done by itso.vn staff of bright and famous .writers. Tbe publishers of Thu Free Pmcss will mail copies of iho paper uu l prospectus to all applisatits. Charles Augustus Stoddard. Bound In Rich Cloth, Decorated with Qold Eagles. FREE to Every New Subscriber to “the— : NEW YORK OBSERVER, ! th® foremost Family Religious News* paper. One book and one new subscriber. ; 03,00. Two books and two new subscribers, 05,00. SPECIMEN COPIES PRICE. NEW YORK OBSERVER, 37 and 38 Park Row, NEW YORK. AUGUSTA CARPET COMPANY. 846 Broad Street, Up Stairs, Augusta, Ga. JUST RECEIVED^ Wall Papers, Borders, Carpets, FLOOR OIL-CLOTHS, HEARTH RUGS, DOOR MATS, WINDOW SHADES, LACE CURTAINS, WINDOW POLES, INGRAIN AND BRUSSELS CARPETS, AND HOUSE FURNISHING GOODS GENERALLY. A Full and frfhh Stock Received. T. Cx. BAILEY, .Manager. Sept. 10-91. J * II. SPEARS, COTTON FACTOR AND COMMISSION MERCHANT. WAREHOUSE AND SALESROOM: lOl McIntosh, Tth., Street, corner Reynolds AUGUSTA, GA. Will continue the business in itH various branches. Advances of Baggios and ll68 and Familv Snnnliaa n( In-...,! .... : r :i Si * all Consignments, Qharees for Sellintr and Storing very Reasonable. An Jtidtruy. Taken up ot my residence on Savannah road about five W6eks ago a work steer, said steer is blind or very nearly so, of me dium size, of light red color, with white at epd ot tail, bus a scar on his back, and other marks, that indicate that he was a saw mill The steer is 9 or 10 years old. The owner wijl oome forward, prove property pay expenses inourred and take him away or I will proceed as tho law diroots. Dec, 1, 1891. 4t. J. T, Iuwin. TENNILLE PROPERTY FOR SALE. I offer for sale my bouse and iot in Ten niile. The bouse ooutams eight rooms besides bath-room and pantry. Tho out houses are complete, consisting of kitchen, two servants houses, smoke house, wood and ooul houses, fowl bouse ifcc., &o. Tbe stable contains six large box stalls, carriage house, harness room, oorn orib aud a large loft for forage There is an exoellent garden spot on the premises and a few ohoioe fruit trees; a well of good water aud many conveniences mak ing tbe place a very desirable one. I will al. so sell 18J acres of land ou Adams street. Twelve or fifteen acres ot this are in a high state of cultivation and thero are several good building lots on the place. M. G. HATOn. J. H, & W* W. Williams. lit A DIAMONDS & WATCHES BILVERWAHE and NOVELTIES, GOLD HEADED PARASOLS, GOLD HEADED UMBRELLAS,, GOLD HEADED^WALKING CANES, OPERA GLASSES, VASES INJbISQUE, LADIES’ SIDE COMBS, ROGERS CUTLERY. FRUIT KNIVES, GLOVK BUTTONER9, BEAUTIFUL BRONZES, BEAD NEOK CHAINS, GOLD PENS and EYE GLA83B8 The largest stock of fine Jewelry ftud Ties and Family Supplies at lowest market prioes, Liberal Cash^ Advances made ou Cotton or other Produce iu Store. Consignments of all Field aud Farm Pro duce'Solicited. Ample facilities aud . long experience will guaran* tee satisfaction. Personal attention given to Selling, Weighing, Sampling and Storing Crocketts Iron Works MANUFACTURE Steam Engines, Saw, Grist and Flour Mills, Pulleys, Gearing, Poxes, Gin Gear. Gudgeons and i^lill Work Generally on Cane Mills & Kettles of all sizes always hand Cotton Presses, Horse hand, or Power; Iron Railing <£c. JK. CttOCKETT, 696 Fourth Street, MACON, GA. Thorough, Practical . n3truction. Graduates assisted to positions. I Catalogue free. Write to NESS COLLEGE, LOUISVILLE, KY. W. J. ROBB & CO Wholesale Manufacturing and Retail Dealers iu Carriages, Baggies, Wagons, ROAD C-A.16TS, Harness, Whips.Hobes, Bab v Carriages Etc. Corner Cotton! Avenue and Choir v Street. J GA. „ MACON, - - - Oct. 1st, 1891. “Seeing is Believing.” A <2ii's E*|iei'ii‘nci LiKhihituie. Mr. and Mrs. Loren Tresoott are kiopeis of tbe Gov. Lighthouse at Sand IL-itoh, Mioh. nDd are blessed with a daughter, lour yearn old. Last April she was liken down with Moasles, followed with a dreadful Cough and ssssittsa. Krat-lsr^j •»*". «*«•»* b « »%'• worse rapidly, until aha was h ui*ro “h^nri- »»® lead everything in our line, ful ofboues”.-Then sho tried i>r Kiug’n None can surpass ns in repairing New Discovery and ufier tbo ubg ot two and „„ i t i. D ' tt half bottlem was completely cured. They matches anil Jewelry, say Dr. King’s New Discovery is worth its’ .1 H W W WTT.T.TAMH weight in gold, y6t you may get a trial bottle i ' ’ lAJUo. free at Wm, Rawlings Drugstore, 1362 D0O - - 'Macon, Ga. A nil a good lamp must be simple; when it is not simple it is not good. Simple, Beautiful, Good— these words mean much, but to see “ The Rochester " will impress the truth more forcibly. All metal, tough and seamless, and made in three pieces only, it is absolutely safe and unbreakable. Like Aladdin’s o* cld, it is indeed a “wonderful lamp,” for its mar- velous light is purer and brighter than gas light, - softer than electric light and more cheerful than either. R^hMte 0 / 2td*th? , &ri T,, “ RocnKSTE «- lithe lamp dealer has n’t the genuine „,?8 y ? u want,send to ns for our new illustrated catalogue, choice of over 2)000 varieties Trorn^fzFr^ 1™% ' HOCHKSXER LAMP CO., 43 Park Place, New York Cl«y. “The Rochester.” HRK • r; ■*- ^ , ;• . r ; r, ';>
