About The Sandersville herald. (Sandersville, Ga.) 1872-1909 | View Entire Issue (Dec. 24, 1891)
m -* >;•* Ir"" criilii. S3%'- SANDERSYILLE. GEORGIA, DECEMBER 24. 1891. NO. 17 |«»M $ |eac 9 ia#, tm. PARK, Eil. & 1'rop’r. OliDEbT PAPER IN THIS SECTION OFi 1 GEORGIA t A Household Remedy : BLOOD and SKiN i DISEASES TRUE COURTESY. CVTAItl tSIlJ IO IN 1MI. 8UR8cini j TH)irrnioE, Ono Copy One Vear .*100 • •• 8ix Months..., ' fi() (.labs of Ten Ono Year 7 r.11 • •• 6.00 ir not pn’d in advance the prioe will be for one year $1.60 Entered at the Sandersvllle postqffiae as sec ond class mail mutter May ft, 1880. BUSIN ESS CA RDS B. B. B ‘One Touch of Nature Makts the Whole World Kin.’* B W. EL W1 itaker, DENT I S T Sandersvitle, Ga. TICH7B* tAMi. Office 3d story oi Pringles Block Haynes Street, dec. 7. 1889 - -tf II. T. ItAWLINOH, HARRIS & RAWLINGS, ATTORNEYS AT LAW, N.liNURKKVIliLIl, - . . «A Botanic Blood Balm It Cures scrofula, ulcers, saly 1 U . 5 RHEUM, ECZEMA, ever lorm of malignant SKIN ERUPTION, be- aldei being efficacious In toning up the system and restoring the constitution, when Impaired from any cause. Its 1 • most supernatural healing property , Justify u« in guaranteeing a cure. If directions are followed. 1 SENT FREE -fffflWSU- BLOOD BALM CO., Atlanta. Ga. From the Detroit Free Press. True colirtosy is “the beauty of foe heart.” How well it is that no class lias a monopoly iu this kind of beauty; that while favorable circum stances undoubtedly do render good manners moro common among per sons moving in higher rather than in lower spheres, there should nevertheless be no positive hind rance to the poorest classes Laving good manners. Here is au illus tration of true politeness oxhibited by both classefci of society. One of society _ 'day, in hastily turning the corner of „ „ „ ("• crooked street in the city of Lon- g sln.GIbson&Sftndersville RR. ,dou, a young lady ran with great SCHEDULE iYo. •*, jforce against a ragged little beggar In Effect Sundav Nov 1st 1891 u? (1 i 1 '” 081 knockod him down. .. .. , ' Stopping as soon as sho could sbo UaUy Last,Sundays Excepted, jturned around and said very kindly 2 17 m l■ GO p ui]to the boy: “I beg your pardon, am very sorry you. astonished. He Lv Sandorsvill Ar Augusta “■ * “iffy,H‘"« f«"ow. i Lv -1 ugusta. 0.00 a m 6 I I lu j lliat A E^n against j Ar tlandevsvtlle . .12.10 M 10 6(1 p in. Ihe poor boy was niuday Only. 1 07 p Only. 0 62 p m Will praclioa In all tho courts of Middle Oirouit. Prompt attontion given to business. Ollioe in the middle room on wostern aide el Court Hoase HANDERSVII.LE, GA mar 29, ’89—ly 13 n. F.VANS. B. I). EVANS, JU EVANS & EVANS, A-ttomeysat Law, BANDERSVILI.E, GA. Office in North-East corner of Conrt House, sep' It. J888—tf Eust, Lv Sanders villo. Ar Atlgusta West, Sunday Loavo Augusta 0.48 a m Ar Saudersvillo .11,34 a m Connection North, Earl, and West at Angus- Connection via 8. A T. Railroad with ta. Central aud branches at 8>*tidorsvill HAMILTON WILKINS, IV-s. »n>' <1 M. I'm. _ R CARROLL, l"r Transportation, F. W. Scofield, An Mai A.m val of* Trains at No ) i, < -1!, /J Up Dai Pasbknois Tbaii* abuivl Down i> i* ‘ “ Up Nighv own Nigi’t " “ l :33 A. 1:10 i>. ] .17 A. J2:G4 a.: SAXDETWVIUJ5 & TENS ILL!,' TRAIN. To take .effect Sent. 8th, 1891/ Leave Sanders vili.8. 6:30 a'm Arrive Tennillo ■ 4r4:> T* ’Leave Ttmnille ’ 1 *• **• Arrive rniuilorsville 8:10 •’ Leave BandrraviHe 12:40 i*. m. Arrivo Tennillo .....12:56 Leave Tenujb# ] ; -|5 " Arrive Sandersvllle J ; 60 1 'Only ] Train on Sundays. J. I. IUW7N, Snv‘ liiclimoud and Danville It. K. (’a Operating tile CENTRAL;UA1L ROAD OF GEORGIA. i At Vortli W. A uud l». A W. R- ilmui Scbeiliilcs. To tako effeotSept Gib, 1891. Lease Tennillo 7;00 a. nr. 1:60 p- m Leave Wrigbtsville... .7:0(1 a. m. 2:10 p m. Arrive Dtthliu 9.00 a. ni. 4:00 p.o.. Leave Dublin 9:20 a. in 4:16 p. nr. Arrivo »f Tenrille 11 30 a. m. 6 30 p ui.' Peukinr it BnoTiiiiB'K Tiiain. Lv Ti-nnilhi 6:00 a m Ar ri Tciiuilin 7:10 p m NcIumImIp—S Il>ti NO, 3 IN EFFECT,, NOV. 16:h, 1801. (Standard liuoBOtb eridlun.) OEN 1'U.vL IUILROaD Between Tcunille and Manon. Nnrtli Bound —Read Down Lv Teuoiile . 1.20 am 1,23 pm Ar Gordon 2 40am 246pm Ar Macon 3 20 a m 3.30 p m Ar Milledgevillo 4 4.3 p m Ar Eitonton O.'iOpm South Bound.—Read Up. Ar Tonnille 12.59 p ui 1.20 am L\ Gordon 1147 am 12.01 a m Lv Macon 10 66 a m 11.16 p m Lv MliiodgevjHe 7.60 a tu Ly Eatonton .., .0,10 am Botweefi, Tannille' and Sivannab, 8onth Bofunl.—Road Down. Lv Tonnille 1.20 am 12 59 p m Ar Milieu.: 3.40 a m 3 28 p m Ar Savannah 0 35 a m 6.30 p m North Bound.—Read'Down Lv Savannah 8 00 a m 8.10 p in 10.00 a iu 10.50 p 111 1-23 a m 1.20 u m W. H. Greeu, Gen’l Manager. V. E. AIcBco, Gon’l Supt. Sol. Haas, Traffic Manager. ,/as. L. Taylor, Gen’l Pass. Agent. 8. H. Hardwick, Ass. Gee. P. Agt. looked at her in surprise, and then, taking off about three-quar ters of a cap, lie made a low bow and said, while a broad, pleasant smile spread itself all over his face: You can have my pardning, miss, aud weloom; and the next time you run agin me you cau nock mo clean down aud I won’t say a word.” After tho lady had passed on he turned to his companion uud said: ‘T so}*, Jim; it's the first time I ov er bad any body to ask my pardiug and kind o’ took me of my'feet.” Ar Milieu Ar Teunille A FULL BET, 5 volumes ot that sph udij work lor ministers and S. S. teachers, iho Oomprohcnsivo Commentary, tor sals at the HvaAt.n Office. Helpful Hints from Good House keeping. A grain of salt will often make cream whip Salt added to cooked fruit, espe- oiallv iu pies, increases tho flavor. Nothing takes tho soreness from bruises and sprains ns quick as alcohol. Never iron black oottou stock- ings, as tho heat fades them rapi dly. Dry them in the shade. See that tho lamp wicks are turn ed down after trimming, else the lamp will be covered with oil. If raised dough is kept several days upon the ice tho last will bo much better than tho first. If tho feet become frost-bitten soak them for one half hour iu a strong hot solution of alum water, and if one application is not enough two will be a euro. A Lesson to Farmers. THE0. MARK WALTER, Manufacturer of Granite & Marble Monu ments and Statuary, LIKENESS GUARANTEED. Impo rter Direct. Contractor for Building Stone. Agent for CHAMPION IftON FENCE CO. Tbe Best in the World. All Work Guaranteed. I'riocs and original designs ohoorfully lur- niHbed. OFFICE’ AND STEAM WORKS 529 tmd 591 Broad Sts , A.IWUSTA, GA. not 3, 1889. NOW S' THE TO BUY White Pine Doors, Sash, BJinds, Moldings, Builders -1 Hardware, Etc. Caveats, and Trade-Marks obtained, and all Pat ent busineA* conducted for Moderate Ffcs. Our Office Opposite U S. Patent Ornce and we can sc cure patent iu less time than ihoeo remoto from \\ huiul model, Living or photo., with descrip tion. We advise, if polcntablo or not. free of charge. Our fee not due MU patent Is secured. A Pamphlet. to Obtain \ utenfe,” with names of actual diem* m ttule, county, or town, tent free. Address, C.A.isSsOW&QO. Opp. Patent.Office, Washington. D C. 1 have n. very large an ^ well assorted stock of ALL SIZES of the »bove good, which 1 am now offering at very prices in c0 ^" nectiou with my usuul uciiuense stock oi V PAINTS, OILS, RA.TLKOAD STEAMBOAT * MILL SUP PLIES, LIME, PLASTEK, HAIR, CEMENT, SEW' ER PIPE, Etc. 'Call and get my prices on above goods sIho on Slate, Iron and Wooden Mantels, all styles and prices. Grates com plete, or any separate pieces. Agents ior F. BECK & CO.’S Plain and Deoorative Wall Papers, Kto. Andrew Hanleyi Savannah, Georgia. 2-19 Stores for Bent. I’wo haudsomn sioron for rerf in the ecu of tbe Jonea Block. PosaeB-iou given ai *oy time. Apply to Mbs. M. F. Jonbh. Hand Willis, G*., Aug. Mtfc ’90. tt The low prtco of cottou ought to convince farmers that they can do better to raise corn, wheat, potato- en aud hogs thau they can to raise all cottou and buy everything else with the proceeds of their crop. Everything grows here about as in any part of tbe United Jtates, There is uo excuse for farmers liv ing on cornbread and sorghum mo lasses. They can produce all tbe comforts of life, and they ought to do it. The year is just about clos ing and this is a new leaf. We venture the assertion that more good living can be gotten out of ten acres properly diversified than out of double that amount in cotton. Ex. IF. From tho Valdosta Times. CUAS. F. LOMBARD, Prop'r. WM. PENDLETON, Supt. The Pendleton Foi'Niurv And Machine Works, 1115 to 027 Kollook at., AUGUSTA, GA,, 2 Hcpiares al.ovo depot. THE BEST PLACE IN THE STATE To get your Machinery overhauled or repaired. I give my personal at tention to all work sent to me. You can always got youy work when promised. Pon t target to call or write me before giving your work out, PHAS. F. LOMBARD. Jua. 1, '92. If our folks had full corn cribs and full smokehouse there would not be 6uch consternation and trouble at cotton’s dropping below 7 cents. If there were full barns, plenty of bay, corn and fodder big fat bogs in the pen, eggs and butter iu the pantry and potatoes in the hill, barley and rye patches fresh and green and big wheat fields properly prepared and sowed, cottou could be held without borrowing money to pay pres, ing debts, J.f we pull through tho present Jiard times, will tbe experience that keeps ouch a dear school induce us (o devote moro time and acres to bog and hominy and less to boasted King Cotton, United Elates Senator Gnu id, has boen re-elected, without opposi- tion, by the Virgiuiti legislature. The deaths in Philadelphia last woelc exceeded in number those of the previous week by 98, and thot-o of the corresponding week of last year by IGd. 'The Record Bays that tbe increase is clearly attribu table to the grippe. Iu a nutshell, the affairs of tho Richmond Termtual company are iu » strangely complicated con dition. It looks like » fight to the finish for the- Central between Iu- rnaQ aud Thomas. In the first round of the figh4 Thomas scored a clean knock down aud on W all street odds are offered that he will win the fight. Tho prevalence of tho grippe is reported from Now York, Chicago, Washington City, Louisville, and other northern and western cities. Physicians say there are a thous and cases in New Bedford, Mass., and tbe report from Louisville, Ky., is that “Nearly everybody in the city seems to be affeotecl with it. Millionaire Russell Sago is back again at bis office on Wall street, as chipper ns of old and as power fob The millionaire’s nephew and his heir, Russell Sage, jr., aged fifty yours, lies at an up-town hotel at death’s door. Trained nurses are locked iu his chambers and physi cians are nt his bedside. He is in a raging fever. He is delirious, and the cnase of it all is the hor rible attempt upon his uncle’s life. Tho Massachusetts state board of agriculture announces tnat 900 farms, valued at over a million doll ars, have been abandoned in that state. To repopulate those waste lands, catalogues have beeuu issued describing the various farms and offering thorn to purchasers at min imum prices. ihe Richmond and Danville is giving many of its employees a Chi istmas present they do not enjoy, in the shape of a discharge. The oldest capital in the United State is Santa 1'e, which whs tho seat of government of New Mexico as far buck as 1640, and yet it has a population of only 0,185. The alarming increase of leprosy on the Isthmus of Panama has led to au animated discussiou in news papers. The authorities hove been warned to adopt prompt measures to prevent tbe spread of the tetri ble disease. Philadelpeia,December—Tho rav ages of tho grip in this city have been most severe. At the home fur aged women, out of one hundred inmates thirty are prostrated with the disease; ten have died, and yesterday Elizabeth McGaw, aged 81, while cru/.ed with the malady, cut her throat dying afterward. Mr. K. J. Davis, who lives about ton miles from Darien, raised on one acre of land 325 bushels of sweet potatoes. Ail Acrot»Ht*M rail* An net was given at Cord ray’s audito rium performance recently that was not printed on the programme. Stanley and Mason do a perilous act in midair on the trapeze. There are two bars suspended by ropes from Ihe ceiling, ono large and one small. Stanley was on tho small trapeze near tho ceiling, and Mason on the lower one. The man on top was preparing to hang by his legs, let go, drop, and, falling, catch his partner by the feet. Stanley, who had a boil on the inside ot his leg, slipped and fell. His partner could not save him. ' Every eye was riveted on tho falling acrobat and every heart stood still. To the man himself it seemed an age. Mn- fon, who was below, as quick us a flash measured the distance, and saw that if bis partner fell in that position nothing could save his neck from being broken, so, ns Stanley descended, he gave the falling man a quick turn, somewhat broke the full, mul the performer fell to tho floor with a hard sound and struck on hiB back. A dozen men rushed up tho aislo to pick up the man, ntul for a moment quite an amount of excitement prevailed, lie was picked up aud carried behind the scenes. Ho had fftliej* twenty-five feat, and his only injury was a rough shaking tip :tud • bruised back. Two minutes Inter (’•'OJ'go Stanley appeared before t he foot- light-." Ah'i bowel.—Scuttle Po«t-I«teJ'li. gencer. UNCLE WILLIAM’S PICTURE. Uncle WtUlivm, lost July, Hail Ills picturo took. “Havo It (lone, of course," saya 1, “Jess tho way you look!" - (All dressed up, lie was, fer the Barbecue and Jubilee The Old Settlers holt.) So ho— Last ho had It took. Lido she’d coaxed and bogged «ud plead, Sout'ci hor mother went; But he'd cough and shako his hood At all araymenl; Mebby clear Ids throat and say “What'B my likeness 'mount to, Uojr, Now, with mother gone away From ua, like sho went?" But wo’d projlck’d round, toll we Got it fingered down How wo’d git him, Ltdc unit mo, Drlvln Into to town: Bragged how well lie looked, and fleshed Up around tho face, and freshed With tho morning air; aud hreehed Ills coni cottar down. Makesttie’ Weak Strong All bo provMonUnU Why, Now lie's doftfl- aud gone, Picture 'pears ho lifelike l Want to start hltu on Thom old tales ho ust to toll, AihI old talks, ho sor.Lahlo, And old songs he sun^ so well ’Pore his voice was gonol Puce Is sad to Lidc, aud they'e Borrow In tho eyes— Kisses it sometimes, and lays It away and cries; I smooth down her hair, and 'low Uo is happy, anyhow, Hein there with mother now — Buillo and wipe my eyes. —James Whitcomb Riley. ,>11 Kc!fj»«« pinner. “I have bee if to nn ‘eclipza dinner,”• ffnid a young woiAftn. “There were anv number of them, yon know, of course with tlm part of Hamlat left out. At the oneutwhiohJ assisted throe gilt boys ft t each end and iu the conter of tlm table held aloft, respectively, in flower figures, the dates of the lust, the present and tho next eclipse, garlands of flowers passing from one to tho other, At every corner lay a pretty sketch, showing earlh, moon and sun in space and in tho proper positions to produce the eclipse, "Tho Ices were served in gilt stars, The host, who is an enthusiast iu as tronomy, had a small telescope mounted on tlie roof for use had the night been clear, and, to bo frank, J had crammed till tho afternoon to be equal to tho occa sion, It was loves labor lost, however, for wo did not even go up to the roof’ messengers being dispatched from time to time to return with the invariable cloudy report. But it was great fun and everybody laughed whet} lobster cutlets a la totalite were served,"—New York Times, flow tli« Imllun I’luyi. ••Prufcy )s the soul’s sincero desire, A or expressed." And tho inan- nnuttertv. ‘ desiro may differ wide- ner of expressn, H as religions as is ly- Tho Indian may l,„ "’ , * r kneels Urn Presbyterian, yet "he ' ‘ he When he prays. He never addresses . Tho marked benefit which people la i down or woakoued stato of healtk < from Hood’s Sarsaparilla, conclusively | the claim that this medicine "makes the week strong.” It docs not act like a stimulant. Impart lug fictitious strength from whleh there must follow n reaction of greater weakness, than before, hut In the most natural way Hood’s Sarsaparilla overcomes that tired feel ing, creates an appetite, purifies the Mood, and, In short, gives great bodily. Mm. mental and digestive strength. Fagged Out ^ "Last spring I was completely fagged out. My strength left mo and I felt sick and mis erable nit the time, so that J could hardly attend to my business. I took ono bottle of Hood’s Sarsaparilla, and it ourod mo. There Is nothing like It." B. C. Beoolr, Editor Enterprise, Belleville, Mich. "I derived very much benefit from Hood’s Barsaparllla, which I took for gonoral debility. It built mo right up, and gave me an excel- Icntappctitc." Et>. Jenkins, Mt. Savage,M<L N. B. If you dccldo to take Hood’a Bars*, parllla do not ho Induced to buy anything else Instead. Insist upon having -1 Hood's Sarsaparilla Roldhy.Ildruggl.ta. ft; slxforgS. Prepared only by C. 1.1IOOI) * CO., Apothecarloe, Lowell, Mae. IOO Doses One Dollar deity by wow] of mouth nt A POPULAR FAMILY. ' Jknkh: "How Is It, Rato, that you alwayg germ to ‘catoh on’ to tho lost now thing f Do whet I may, you always seem to got ahead Of me." Katmi <*'H/lks ho much reverence as does his whirerbrotb They want n good corn crop and «)cy gather a handful of green twigs or grasses, bind them together with n^rev- SEW lk “ t the ,lelt y i» willing and H tl \°y h 'y «» emblems * P'« c e where the sun His Intentions MlMtimlorst.ond, lliere is a certain small boy living in tho vicinity of tho armory who has con eluded that tlie finding of a pocketbook is a misfortune. He picked up one the other day on tho street containing about ten dollars. Being on his way to tho baker's lie generously paid a score of ty* 3 6>ut was “hung up” there against tho family, and then meandered down town to invest another dollar iu a Buf fulo Bill gun and ammunition. But when lie reached homo maternal per suasion so quickened his conscience that he again started out iu a sorrowful quest for the owner of tho money, who wus soon discovered. And it is further alleged that this owner would not abate anything from tin- full amount lost and tlmt tho man who sold tho little fellow tho gnu refused to take it back after all tho circum stances had been explained, so that even to this day the mention of that pocket- book causes a shadow to creep over tlie oountenanoo of that boy.-Springfield (Mass.) Republican. The increased frequency of child stealing,train robbeiB aud attempted assassinations, emphasize the lax nforcement of criminal laws and the easy-going administration of justice. Female emancipator—“With all our woik tho oause of woman docs not progress. Wbyisii? Male phi’osophor—“The trouble iatbat the pretty girls spend all their time trying to be brainy, aud tbe braiuv -girls spend all their time trying to look pretty.” It is whispered abroad that a ser mon syndicate at Chicago is doing a laud office business. One dollar per sermon is said to be the price, which is thus brought within the meausof tho lowest salaried divines. Cnicago enteiprise would not hesi tate to tuckle such a business, but no one believes tbat they could find patrons, Ages of Trees. The German Forestry Commiss ion assigns to the pine 500 and 700 years as a majdimun, 425 year to tbe silver fir, 275 years to the larch, 245 years to the red beech 210 years to the aspen, 200 years to the birch, 170 years to the ash, 146 years to alder and 130 years to the elm. The heart of the oak begius to rot at about the age of 300 years. Tlie holly oak alone esoapes this .7, and there is a specimen of this aged 410 yors in existence near Afeobaferbug, in Germ tuy. Bat in England there ape several famous Congressman Blount has apart ments in Washington at the Nation Mr. Turner is the only other Georgia congressman at the Nati onal. The Georgia delegation is somewhat scattered about Wash ington. Speaker Crisp has apart- meuts at the Metropolitan, where ho will remain duriug tho winter. Col. Livingston and Col. Lawsou are likewise ot the Metropolitan. Cel Lester is at the Higgs, Messrs, WinD, Moses and Everett are at 606 East Capitol. Mr. Watson is quartered in his haudsome residence on Capitol hill Senator Colquitt is athisold apartments on New Jersey avenue, and Senator Gordon is nt the Shorehaw. i\ lthough they live out, nearly all the Georgians con gregate around the Metropolitan iu the evenings Thomas F. Mathews of Talbot conn- Efl'octivo Work by a Lawyer. A very amusing incident occurred at tlie city hall a few days ago. A couple of men, while In a state of cheerfulness, became boisterous in their wordy warfare and wero taken before Judge Cnvin. A friend of the two belligerents, who had also been looking upon tho wine when it was red, appeared us counsel for them. Tlie self constituted attorney had talk ed but a moment, however, when Judge Cuvin said, “Discharge the prisoners and lock up their attorney," The order was complied with amid an outburst of laughter.—Galveston News. Mr. Klein’* Private ruin. The story of a wonderful phenomenon conies from Roseville, nineteen miles west, of Topeka, on the Union Pacific. For nineteen days, it is said, rain fell in cessantly on tho orchard belonging to H. Klein, a prominent Rossville resident. J his orchard is in the town and is bound ed on tho east by Mr. Klein's residence, on the other three sides by lines of fences. The rain did not fall ontsido of Mr, Klein’s premises, hut for nineteen days there was UO intermission in the fall, and it was only stopped by a cold snap. Cor. Chicago Inter Ocean. Will shine upon them and leave, assured that their prayer has been heard. It may not be answered, Tho corn day not prosper right away, but they Bvo in no wise discouraged. They bind together another emblem and offer it in another place. Some places have partic- lllar fuvor. It is believed the deity sees them plaoe them there better than In , 1>Iftce s. It is simply the Christian * idea of sanctuary in anothor form,—Chicago Herald. Commercial Women and Husbands. Ihere are a number of commercial women traveling with their husbands, most of them for Chicago business firms, although a few represent houses in this city and Boston. The lines of goods they cany vary from stationery and maps to hardware and jewelry, One collide arc traveling through the conn try with a horso and wagon, dealing in •ewing machines, while another couple Bio employing the sumo method to cam- hues of gloves, mRtens, etc. One wom an said that tho number of women who had taken to commercial traveling with in the last year was four times as great as in the previous year. And why shouldn't women go Into this business as well as any other?" she demanded. And why shouldn’t th«y?- Nuw York Tribv.no. Wby Sunset* are lied. A shower of a remarkable character occurred in Wicily on April 24, 1781. On the morning of that day every exposed pluce within nn extensivo district was found covered with a gray water, which being evaporated left a deposit nearly a quarter of an inch in thickness, It was determined that tins solid matter must Iwve come from Mount TEtna. It is cer tain that vast quantities of solid sub stances are constantly ufloat in the at Biosphere. The sunsets all over the World make Jennie: for exuinpio, I don’t know: I certainly do I ny exertion In that direction." “ Well, during the last few I ••>’» havo token J without any teacher j you came to the iranna deserted hor Delsarte nhua KS^h«t to i bo »v p i ;ir,n * ti'o p i l Xt lf fS5?qSSll know Just w hut to douudora" - ! you entertain beautifully- mid in tho yijutel^i'ne.to^ur funder all elreumstanocs^ Ivhn^a 10 ' 10 your l’kysluul culture exercises! fromTn atl of y°" r InformSttoS Tioin in this little out-of-the way nlueo? turn y«ni nnver go to the city." J pu * coif ror AT, 5v ” Why, Jennie, you will make me hutVt il inr° \“! y < ? no scarce of Information! ** n * I) 0 "’ 11 ni0 °t» nil wants, f JO so Idem hour of anything new hut *he next few days bring me ftll lnfor.nM^n «» b i°ct. Magic? No I Maguitae! . treasure it is to us all, for it really furnishes tho rending for tho whole that“be 0l h„ : . f J lt i ,0r 'If* 8 klven uphlsinagpidoe that he hits takon loi years, us ho sav* thl* the subl < m>ia 1 r J1 r u »l lu ^ 1 *“ lttcr Information on tl Sf*n T«° -k 4, i° • n,ld mother says that it Is that thut makes hor such a famous housekcoper. In fact, wo nil ngreo that It la the only really family mugajanc published. n?,7nni 1? !° nt ^ 0r sam pies of nil or them! and find thut one Is all for men, another all whim ?ni? n ' ' iI “ , /mother for children onlir. i ,n ? f ll,ts Overy one of us; so w<i only need to take ono instead of several, and onlv J"' <:or it to fHvor: “ ,Kl may be you will be cutting I 01l . , ? y , w0 "“. vo the reputation of belug tho best Informed family iu town ° **»t Informed family In town. If t doe! ft!" Domore# t’s Family Mugaxlae arc redder to this day on account of tho dust from the mighty eruption in the Straits of Sunda years ago, which lma not yet entirely settled.—Washing ton Star. French f)reii<l I*aivs* The French baker is not only required to conform to laws regarding weight, but lie is also told at what price he uinst 6ell liis bread. He is further required to deposit a certuin sum of money in the hands of the municipal authorities as a surety of good behavior. In the large fortified cities he has to keep a specified quantity of flour on hand to provide f Warlike emergencies. In Germany laws of similar import aid in existence, and are enforced with such severity that no baker ever dreams of de fying them.—Buker’s Helper. lemt rn-t’n Muga z.m ubd iLt villa HkaALb one year, $3,60. Sl.LC iQW’S YOUR FENCE? Wt have Ihe CHEAPEST and Baffi WO XEN, WIRt FKNCINC ■^Wlv© Rope Selvae*. *0 IHCEM HIGH Ay 60 CENT^>X^i«B t 1 £’."'*2:»“« Stock F.nelng A Real Saving Farmer. There is a farmer in Massachusetts Whq got his corn husked this fall with out cost. Last spring ho sowed a quan tity of red corn in his field among tho yellow, and then incidentally mentioned tho fact to some of the male pupils of a neighboring high school. At once they solicited the privilege of husking his corn and furnishing tho refreshments besides, and ho granted both. The young people had fl good time and found enough red ears to satisfy them.—Phila delphia Ledger. A Halloween Experiment. Halloween Is sometimes called “nut crack night," because nuts have always taken a conspicuous part in its observ ance. Two nuts placed in the fire on Halloween are named for two lovers, Should they lie together and burn to gether, John and Tillie will be a happy husband and wife, but should the nuts bouuee and fly asunder, the sign is a bad one.—New York Herald. Tho rage for blond locks has infected Italy to such an extent that ev*s tho children’s heads aro blossoming out in golden curls. At this rate the raven tresses of Italian song and story will soon be a misnomer. Delicacy of feeling is not confined to gentle people, commordy so called. It Is well known, for example, by those who have to do with men confined in prison, that such convicts never speak the hated word “prison,” but invariably use some euphemistic substitute, “this institution” being perhaps the one of- ter.est adopted. This country has nearly 8,000,000 acres >/l devoted to tho raising of flax nrpl hemp, ty made with 21 mules 1120 bushels It is l>ro P oae,l t o make a grand showing - - 9 of (heso industries at the World’s fgiy, old oaks of giguntio proportions,ttod ! of corn, 2fi bales of cottou, (J00 gal with ages variouiy estimated at lions syrup, 175 bushels potatoes, 25 j Steam whaling vessels aro soon to try ! from 700 to 1,800 years. The latter ’ bushels ground pease, and pease the waters of the South Pacific, as recent age, however, seems incredible. (oats etc., that were not measured. Reports show that whales are again fre- When a Chinese compositor sets type he places them in a wooden frame twen ty-two by fifteen inches. This frame bos twenty-nine grooves, each for a line of type, and the type rosts in clay to the depth of a quarter of an inch. The types are of wood, perfectly square, and the compositor handles them with pincers. guenting that locality. The first electric tele^r.ph at all de- w*!‘ ng ,, th ® n «UM» was invented by ! , tssrs - booko and Wheatstone, and was nrVtmym"™* raU ‘ NfWpqiMf SEWING MACHINj ORftNGt: MASi' cai,^5@ ST.LOUIS .MO. ISM mULAS.TEX. Mbs. C. C. Brown, Sandersville, Ga. Beach & Farmeb, Louisville, Ga., Augusta Hotel, Augusta, (iu. Good table tare; with Larue, airy Rooms plenty of fresh milk. „ K ites $1.50 and $2.00 per day. O. S. DOOLITTLE, Sept 10 ’01. C- Proprietor,
