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Newspaper Page TextLOCAL ITEMS. ONE ENJOYS Both the method mid results when Syrup of Figs is taken; it is pleasant nnd refreshing to the taste, and acts gently yet promptly ou the Kidneys, Liver and Bowels, cleanses the sys tem effectually, dispels colds, head aches and fevers nnd cures habitual constipation. Syrup cf Figs is the only remedy of its kind ever pro duced, pleasing to the tnsto and ac ceptable to the stomach, prompt in its action nnd truly beneficial in its effects, prepared only from the most healthy and agreeable substances, its many excellent qualities commend it to all and have mndo it the most popular remedy known. Byrup of Figs is for salo in 50c nnd 81 bottles by all leading drug gists. Any reliable druggist who may not have it on bund will pro cure it promptly for any one who wishes to try it. Do not accept any substitute. CALIFORNIA FIG SYRUP CO. SAN FRANCISCO, CAL. LOUISVIUE, AY. NEW YORK. V CHURCH SERVICES. SECOND SUNDAY. METHODHT. Prenolring in Sandorsville at 11, a. m, and 7, p. in., Rov.H. A, Hodges, pastor. BAPTIST, Preaching in Sandersville at 11,'a. tn. and 7, p. m. Rev. W. L. Kilpatrick, pastor. Preaohing in the oity at 11. a m. and 7, p in., Rev, F. L. Adams, pastor. Preaohing next Saturday, at 11, a. m„ and Snnday 11, a tn. and 7, p. m , Dnvisboro Baptist ohnroh,by Rev. Q. A. Nunnally pas tor. Buckleus Arnica Salve. Tub Best Salve in the world for Cnts, Bruises. Bores, Uloers, Halt Rheum, Fever Boros, Tettor, Chapped Hands, Chilblains Corns, and all Skin Ernptions, and positive ly enres Piles, nr no pay required. It is guaranteed to give perfect satisfaction, oi money refunded. Prion 26 cents per box sale by Win, BawPmts. i*o acac .Sr>e,>«*ao«a^ e MOTHERS’ To Young ; Mothers « Makes Siift] Birth Easy. Shortens Labor, j Lessens Pain, g Endorsed by the Leading Physicians. S Hook to “Mother.” malted FltEli. o QRADEIELO FIP.CULATOR CO 3 . ATLAriTA, GA. * SOLD BY ALB DRUGGISTS. E«. g CO. | mmt Ban lentlllfi cotton .nnrltct Middling Fair 0 811 G >od Middling 7 V Middling 7 Liw Middling 0 11-10 Good Ordinary,.. L rdin iry NtXDIHIHVILMl PROVISION JIA ICItlvl, Bacon sidos per lb (A 10 Bulk “ “ 9 (a N O Flour — 4.75 Plain hams " 10$ “15 BUonlders “ 7 " Lard “ @ 10 " Coffee 18, 25 *■ Oran Bngar ... a 0 Extra O B-bite 53 a 0 In email quantities, prices a fraction hiehe Flour $4.25 to $5 25 Corn @75 Meal “ bn. to OU Eggs “ doz, @ 12$ Butter <i 20@26 „ Chickens 20 @ 30,, MERCURIAL Mr. J.C. Jones,of Fulton, Ark.,saysof KKU “About ton years ago I con- HB9KB tractcd a severe case of blood poison. Leading physicians prescribed medicine after medicine, which I took without any relief. I also tried mercu rial and potash remedies, with uusuc- BRIEF LOO ALB. Sherlfl a bales for November Appear elso* where. NV nehington County Alliance as will be seen in this paper, will meet in regular ses- sion at court house on Wednesday next, 12th Inst. hour 8 Boel!hBm ’' , I>ill i J r0Bd y in th » house- The largo attendance at the colored pnhlic school indicates both a growing interest in education, and that times aro easier with the colored people, Our election is over and we involuntarily have a Bigh of relief. The orop of field peas is said by some to be the heaviest known for yoara. This vol- uable crop should be Raved. It is wlint Hood's .Sarsaparilla actually does that tolls tho siory of its merit nnd has giv en it the largest sale of nny medicine. Larger Bin ill grain crops will be sowed donbtless than for years. Now is tho time to begin preparation. There wore 118 bales of cotton brought in last baturduy. About two weeks ago, 130 bales were borugbt in on one day. The Bib e reudiugs oonducted by Rev. Dr. Godby at tho Methodist ohuroh this week, are well attended, and much tnjoyid by those attending. Tho minister translates for the original Greek and then expounds the Soriptures in a most entertaining and instructive manner. From several distriols in this oounty no returns have been brought in. Tho Holiness Association of tho South Ga. Conferenoo couvoncs bore on Monday next, 10 iuat. A largo attendance is expected. The oitizons generally of town and country are invited to attend. A meeting of great interest is expected. Bcnfm>M Can't lie l iii eil by local applications, ns they cannot roach the diseased portion ot the ear. There is on ly one way to cure Deafness, nnd that is by constitutional remedies. Duutness is cans-, od by an lotiauied oouditiou of the mucous lining of the Eustachian Tube When this tnbegota mil,need you have a rumbling sound or iuiporleet bearing, and when it is entirely closed Deatuess is the result, and unless the if Uauimation can betaken out and this tube restored to its normal oondttion. bearing will be destroyed forever; nine cases out of leu are caused by uatarrh, which is uotbing but an inflamed oouditiou of tbc uinoons surfaces. We will give One Hundrod Dollars for any case of Dcufne.s (caused by Citarrb) that weoaunot cure by taking Hail’s Catarrh Cure. Send for circulars, free. F. J. CHENEY it Co., Props.,Toledo, O, Hold by Druggists, 75 o. PERSONAL. Mts* Mary Martin returned on Monday from a visit to Wadley. Mr.i. Terrell of Wodloy a former resident of this ooanty, and her two ohildren are visting .Sandorsville relatives. Mrs. M. L. Roberts who has been visiting the family of Dr. J, B. Roberts, has returned to Atlanta. Mr. R. R.Powell of Rogersvilie, Tenn.,a prominent and popular cotton buyer lor several sensone past, reached Sandersville on 1'ridny, and at onoo went for the cotton wagons. Mrs. Mary Donovan of Dodo, Is visiting her lather Mr. J. R. Wicker and family. Mrs. Clara Houghton of Cordele, is visiting relatives at her old home. The friends of Mr J Floyd Jonos ol Spar ta, will regret to learn of bis eerions illness His mother lett on Monday to assist in unrsiug him, We hope to learn oi his early oonvalesoence. Miss Sallie Smith has returned to Shorter College at Rome. Miss Anna Hatch has resumed bar studfle at Wesleyan, Macon. Mr. Mortis Hnpp was among Sandersville friends a couple of dais this week. When a cold nr cougli has boon neghoted. fora long time and tubercles, hr.vo heeiw termed in the lungs the otiroof the sufferir] is hopeless. 7/>w important it Isthatthnei first HtsgOB should bo w a tolled nnd tbn first symptoms detected and cured with Dr. Bull's Cough Syrup. Ordinary’s Office. jukv nci<:«. The Jurors of tt e last September Term can linvo thoir scrip paid on presentation at the Treasurer's oflice. October 5th, 1892. M. Newman, Ord. W. C. Lord Beresfnrd, alias Sydney Lasoellcs, the festive but bogus English nobleman, nnd Rome’s tiotM forger and swindler, has at last ootno to grief. He wns brought baok to Ooorgln from New Yoik, nnd bis bondsmen having surrendered him, ho win sentenc ed last week to serve six years in the peni tentiary. He will go to Gross’s mills, in South Georgia. While pleading for meroy, the unfortunate man broke down nnd wept bitterly. -’Bo snre yonr sin will find yon out," says the Soripture. WIEII, Mrs. nail wile of Eugene H. W. nail died t her borne in Johnson Co., on Wednesday of last week. 28th of September. Their babe died on Saturday before the 25th. Mrs. John Veal died tho past week at the residenoo of Mr. J. A. M Everett. Tho int.iut child rf Mr. and Mrs J. A. M. Everett died iluriDg the past week. A Farmer s Physician. J. T. Porter, D- Kalk oounty, writes: Am remolti from medical aid. bull have a phi Hioian ever with me to check sudden attach. t the bowels in keeping Dr Uigger's Huck leberry Cordial. City Colort-tl School. The i ill t> rui of this school is uearl ion 1>Io wlint it was ti e lull term of last year rhe ntten nnoo this session is 63. and th> matriculation foe is $3 00 per pulil. The average attendance lor 1801 and 1892 s 210, making it the largest colored schom n this section. Tbc principal Prof. T. J. Eldtr bus bad charge i t the sohooi for sever- il m iiis, and bus shown himself u onmpo eut and faithful instructor, wh.le his genet al bearing hiiB secured Ibe reBpect and oou- tidenoe of all ''How to Cure All Skin Diseases.” Simply apply “Swayne's Ointment.” N- iDt«*ri)Ml medicine r< quire.1. Cures tetter eczema, iloh, all eruptions ou tho face, bauds noHrt. Ac . leaving tho skin char, white am health. Its Rro.it, healing and curative pow ers aro possessed b\ no other remedy. Auk your druggist for Swayne's Ointment. IhvHling Ilurnvd. Tho dwelling and kitchen of Mr. W. O. Jlllla near Deepstup were burned some time ago. Most of the furniture wbb also burned Tbn neighbors bavo contributed generously to Mr. Mills in bis great loss. wiiic.v \ t M iti: Needs assistsoce it may be best to render it promptly, but one should romember to use even the most perfect remedies only when □ eedod. The best aud most simple and gen tle remedy is tho Syrup of Figs, manufac tured by ti.o California Fig Syrup Oo. TENNESSEE WAGONS. A oar load of these wngong now on band and for snio. 'i heso wagons bavo boon sold here since 1876, in gnat numbers, snd we ask of all purchasers, it tknro is any dissaiisfuction. Call and see them. B. J. TARBUTTON. Sandorsville, Ga., Aug. 18 ’92. f PRAIRIE FIREMEN. Their Engliin Is a Frostily Slaughtered Cow Dragged Over the Lino of Flame. Whoever lrward of killing a horse or an ox as tho first step to bo taken toward putting out a prairie fire? What dweller in the Dakotas tins not henrd of it? For it is frequently done by the settlers of the new northwest, where prairie fires nro a greatly dreaded menace to life aud property. Every dweller of the great northwest j is more or less familiar with prairie fires. The Presbyterian Synod of the State, em bracing all the presbyteries, will meet ill Cartersville, 9th of November. Hon Roger Q Mills, U. 8, Senator from Texas is very ill. Lord Tennyson, tho poet laureate of Eng land, is said to be in n dying condition. A Household Remedy FOR ALL BLOOD and SKIN DISEASES B.B.B. Botanic Blood Bolm I* SCROFULA, ULCERS, SALT 1 H Lures rheum, eczema, ever? ' form ol malignant SKIN ERUPTION, be- lidas being efficacious in toning an the system end restoring tbs constitution, •hen Impaired from any cause. Its 1 almost supernatural healing properties , lustily us In guaranteeing ■ curs, It , directions are followed. 8ENT FREE “Bouk „r \l undr BLOOD BALM CO., Atlanta. 0a. IMPORTANT. Aro you iu arrears? If so, Please Remember, To think Not to forget To pay Your Subaoription At Herald Office. 00*Don’t disremember this. Milk Cow For Sale. A good cow for sale, will give milk iu November. Apply at, +■ Herald Ofeioe. CHARLES M. TYSON, Attorney at Law, SANDERSVILLE, GA. Prompt attention given to all business en trusted to mo. Sept. 8, 1892. .Honey to l.onn.—Ten yearn at 2 per oent., five years 3 per cent. J. B. ROBERTS. SID A. PUOHESLEY Frog Pond Chill Onronnd Woodrige's Won- derful Blood Cure onn be had at Dr, C. E. Daniel's, Tennille, Ga. f Finning Tor Npongcs. The British consul in his report on the trndo of Tripoli remarks that tho sponge fishery on that count is entirely in tho 1 hands of Greeks, and is carried on hy means of numerous small cruft, employ ing about 700 men among them. Tho fishing takes placo in the summer months only and in effected by machine boats provided with proper diving apparatus, or by trawlers and harpoon boats. Tho diving machines, as the divers have time to select and ent them, naturally secure the beat sponges, but the trawl nets and harpoon bouts, which can only fish in comparatively shallow waters, to a great er or less extent damage tiio sponges by tearing them from tlm bottom. Tho best sponges aro found to the westward of Tripoli, the quality becom ing inferior toward the east. The div ing is dangerous, owing to Hie presence of sharks, and other accidents to ho mot with, such as remaining too long under the water or diving beyond the proper limits, which often exhausts the. divers and proves fatal to them. — English Mechanic. Eads, Neel & Co. One Price Clothiers Tho Neel Shoe Co. Fine Shoes Macon, Gra. Orders Promptly Filled. Oct. 1. ’ 91 Pure ! Brilliant! Perfect! Used Everywhere, nml Endorsed Wherever Used. The Most Populae Gi.abbih in the U. 8. They are daily worn and are warmly praised by the solid Representativo Men of this >'* “wm hang of Rational lame. Tho list embraooa Bankers, Moroli- ants, Lawyers,Governors. Senators, Foreign Ministers, Mechanics, Preachers, MEN EMINENT IN ALL PROFESSIONS AND TRADES. PHYSICIANS RECOMMEND 111 EM. Huy None Hut The GENUINE. These perfect Glasses are nconratrly adjusted to all (tv** «\t (ha Hioro M WM. RAWLINGS. Sandersville, Ga. LADIBS Needing a tonic, or children that want building up, should take nnowitfs iron bitters. It Is pleasant tn take, cures Malaria, Indlga*. lion, and Uillousncn. All dealers keep IL LOOK HEBE. Tlia Morrison House SavAii.inli, . - 0corfriii. -oOo C EN TKALLY located on line of street cars, offers pUnsunt south rooms, with ex cellent board at modciutn prices, Sowerage end ventilation perfect, the sanitary condi tion ol tho house is of the best Corner lironghtoQ aod Drayton streets, Suvatnab, On. I!unity mi Encore. A quartet was giving a concert be- They have often at nightfall seen thoir , fore tho patients of the insane hospital AiliuiMic .f I pitting. The regular session of the Washington county Alliance will bo hi Id in Saudersville. ou Wednesday, Oct. 12, 1892. Officers eltcted at last meeting will be id stalled. O. H. P. BEALL, Pres. W. T. Asksw, Sio'ty. oessful results, but which brought on an attack of mercurial rheumatism that made my life ono of agony. After suf- ering four yours I gavo up all remedies and commenced using ’S. S. S. Aftor taking several bottlos, I was entirely cured and able to resumo work. is the greatest modiciue for blood poisoning to-day on tho market." Troatiao on Blood anil filiin Diseases mailed free. Swift Bi-kciitu Co., Atlanta, Ga. THKODELL TYPE WRITER. will buy the OUELL TV1*E NVHiriCIC with 78 obaraoter's, nd $15 for the NlNGLE CASK OUELIi ( warranted to do better work than any maohine made. It combines Simplicity with Durability, Speed, E«bo of Oporution, wears longer with out cost of repairs than any other machine. I/as no ink ribbon to bother the operator It isNeut, Substantial, niokle-pbited. ported, and adapted to all kindB of type writiug Like a printing press, it produces aharp, clean, legible manuscripts. T’woorttn oop- os can bo made at one writing. Any intel ligent person can heo me an operator iu two days .Ve off r $l,Oo3» to anv operator wb can i q i .| I ho work ->t the hokum* Kiss; OfsKI.L,. RvJlinble \gw»fcR nnd R^lflamen wanted Special inducements to Dealers. For Pamphlet giving Iudorsemen’s, etc., Address Odell Type Writer Co. 368-364 Dearborn St. CHICAGO, ILL Air cool and bracing; every thing presents a fail liko appearance; health of tho people good. Mrs. Jesse Brown has had a severe bilious attack, we are pleased to Dote that alio is im. proving. The poople are taking advantage ot the favorable weather for picking cottoD; conse quently our streets prosont a somowhat Sun day like appearance. Kuuilay evening lust was bright, clear and pleasant, but muob to the regret of the faith fill lew who attended, the Sunday school was utmost a failure. Mrs. Addie Peeler has opened up her Mil linery store in grand style, all who may want anything in her line, just cal 1 , you will be attended to. Tbc political pot is boiling at fever heat, but tbc die w ill soon bo oast, and at bast one halt the candidates will find that they are biater. Justice, Got. 4, 1892 THE ONLYTRUE Atonic Will purify BLOOD, repalato KIDNEYS, remove T.lVElt disorder, liutlit strength, renew appetite, restore health and -■— 0 fy 0U th. Dyspepsia* irest ion. thattlreu fccU Indlftc fil lag:absolutely eradicated, nd brightened. brain power lncreased, _ bones, nerves, mua- cles, receive now force. — ~ - a saio. spccfiy uuiu. joso bloom on elieeks, ucautiUes Complexion-. Bold everywhere. All genuine gooda bear “Crescent. ’* Bend us cent stamp for 3J«pagB pamphlet. MG HMTU MHICIII60-. 6G V9»l»r *«• lurid lights in tho distant horizon, or by day thoir lingo volumes of smoko rising and bonding with tho clouds, and many aro oven familiar with the consuming march of tho tlames themselves. Prob ably tho first intimation the settler re ceives of an approaching tiro comes from tho falling of burned particles of grass that havo been carried long distances by strong air currents. Later on smoko may be soph on tho distant horizon, which increases in vol ume and blackness until tho whole sky may bo darkened, or if the night bo coming on the flames will light up tho wliolo landscape and their glow will bo reflected above. Tho wise Dakotan has his farm or ranch protected by fire breaks. These aro usually made by plowing two strips a few furrows wido und several rods apart and burning the grass between. There is but little likelihood of put ting out a Dakota prairie firo during the day, as tho wind, which is almost in variably blowing, and which tho firo seems to greatly increase in force, never lulls until the coming of night. Then, though there is no dewfall in that re gion, the firo burns less fiercely and may bo at times entirely extinguished. The most successful method of putting out a firo, anil ono frequently employed, is to kill a horse or cow und, splitting tho carcass, drag it along the fire line and over the fiatnes, which are thus ex tinguished. Tliis is done by attaching long wiro ropes to two limbs of tho carcass, to each of which is hitched a horse, ou which is an experienced rider. One of these horsemen rides on either side of tho lino of fire, and by skillful reining they draw the body of the dead animal directly over the flames. Sometimes a fresh hide, weighted down with pieces of iron fastened to it, is used instead of tho carcass of an animal. By this method a line of fire twenty miles in length may be extinguished in ono night. Men on foot usually follow after the horsemen and put out any firo that may remain after they havo passed The scene presented by such a com pany of fire fighters is extremely weird and ono which a beholder is not likely to forget. Fortunate it is if those in terested complete their work before tlio coming-of dawn, for if they do not tho rising of tho wind may send tho firo leaping over tho area of country thp.v havo labored to save, nnd blackened plains and smoldering heaps that mark tho sites of former ranches anil homo- steads will tell the oft told story of tho Dakota prairio firo.—Chicago Herald. and was singing a number into a rather mournful cadence and a subdued re frain. Tho audience, with the best of good humor, such as invariably charac terizes tlm audiences nt tho hospital, heard it to the bitter end, uml when its last note had died away an old lady with a virtuous anil dignified air of rec onciliation ou her face popped suddenly up out of the audience, and turning to ward the stago said reverently, “O Lord I forgive them, for they know not what they do.”—Lewiston Journal. Good Looks. Good looks are more than skin deep, de pending upou a lit nilhy condition of all the vital ore-ins. It tbn Liver bo inactive, you bavo a Bilious Look, if your Stonmoh be dis ordered you have a Dyspeptio Look, and il vour Kidneys bo aflVotod you have a Pinched Look. Secure good health aud you will tave good looks. Eleotrio Bitters is the great alterative end Tonic »cts diroolly on theBe vital organs, (lures Pimpleu, Blotch es Foils nnd gives a good complexion. Sold ot Wm. Rati lings Drug Store, Cl)a. per bottle. I PAY HIGHEST PRICES FOR CONFEDi orate Money end Confederate Posteg- Stamps. Price list sent free. Address, Cbas D. Barker, 90 8. Forsyth Stioot, Allanto. Ga In Hot Weather a cup of beef tea made from Liebig Company’s Extract of Beef will be found palatable, refreshing and beneficial. This Extract keeps FOR ANY LENGTH OF TIME IN THE HOT TEST climate. J}e sure und get Lie big COMP.'NY’S and avoid loss nnd disappointment. PARKER'S hair balsam Cleaner* nnd bcautiflei the hair. Promote* a luxuriant growth. Never l-ai.s to I.oetoro (..'ray Hair to its Youthful Color. Cure* icnip (li*c-<tAe* & hair fulling. ^^AOc.nnd f l.Ui at Drugglrt* The Consumptive and Feeble i •uf Ter from exhausting diseased khouhl u»e Parker's Ginger Tonic. It curt* the womt Cough, Weak Lung*. Debility. In- nd all w ho 009000®©00 _ Tlio smallest-. Pill in tho Worldly ® THE SECRET 9 recruiting health la discovered inQ © or*! Cough. Weak Lung*. 1 „ . ... ikin'**, UheuinatUmiKid Paiu. 6Uc. * $1. HINDERCOl? N S. Th« only .uri- our for Corn, btop* alli»ai:i. Makes wulLinz ca*y. JocU, at Druggut*. © In 1 iver affections, sick headache, dys- ^9 pepsin, flatulence, heartburn, biliou» © colic, eruptions of tho skin, and all ^ troubles or the bowels, their curative ^ effects are marvelous. Tlioyareacor- © recti rp as well as a gentlo cathartic, a Very small and easy to take. Price* V . Wo, Office, 30 & 41 Park Place, N. Y. •••••••••• CURED FITS CURED WF. KNOW our remedy CURES the WORST CASES. That you may try it, without expense, we will send you One. Bottle free. All charges prepaid by us, Give Age, Post-Office and State. Address, HALL CHEMICAL CO., West Ml., Pa, ^ 4SHIL0HS CONSUMPTION CURE. This GREAT COUGH CURE, this success- ful CONSUMPTION CURE is sold by drug, gists on a positive guarantee, a test that no other Cure can stand successfully. If you have a COUGH, HOARSENESS or LA GRIPPE, it -will cure you promptly. If your child has the CROUP or WHOOPING COUGH, use it quickly and relief is sure. If you fear CON SUMPTION, don't wait until your case is hope less, but take this Cure at once aud receive im mediate help. Large bottles, 50c. and $1.00. Travelers convenient pocket size 35c. Ask your druggist for SHILOH’S CURE. II your lungs are sore or back lame, use Shiloh’s Pi ous Plasters. Price, 2Jc. Sold by Dr. U. F. Jordan, and (). E. Daniel. FOIt YOUNG L i DIES, ROME,’ GEORGIA. Sewing Machines. Ladiea: If in used of 1 tewing bmIIm, you can bay on* on good term, nt Bout office. Organs, Organs. Organa nnd Piano* iron beat mannf.cin fers, can be bought ua cheaply nt Hunan, office, aa at the factory, or nny aut* dealer. Syrup Evaporators. Farmers yon can buy evaporator* of beat make and loweat prioe nt Hubald office. Type Writers. Young men or young ladies you osn bay Ibat popular Type Writer, the • •OJell', nt low flgnrea -it Umald office. Read oar advertisement! end when any of these goods are needed, oall at Herald office hofore baying. Ordir.ary’s citations. Tnx Ansi-miiihiI tor 1*403, STATE OF GEORGIA,) Washington County, f Oouri of Ordinary Bitting lor County pur poses S ptemher 10, 1892. ^ Whereas, 7/is Excellency, Governor W. J. Northen, bus issued his orrtein to the Tax Doliootors of this State to asseHB and oollect a Statu Tax of 4 86 100 mills,or Forty-eight cts. and live mills ou each ou« hundred dollars on Hie value of all tsxable property ol the state for tho tlscut year, 1892. Ami, whereas, the estimated expenses of this county for the present year will require an assessment as nounty tax of 4 15 100 mills or Forty-oneoents and five mills on eaob One Hundred Dollars of taxsbla property of the ooiiDtj-: It is hereby ordered: That, tho Tux Collector of this county do oolleot a county tax of Forty-one cts.and five mills on each one Hundred Dollars of the taxable property of said oounty, us returned on the Tsx Digest for the year 1892, nnd pay over tho amounts so ooilecteii to the County Treasurer. Given UDder my hand offioially this 10th, day of September, 1892. M. Newman, Ordinary W. O. State tax 48 centa live mills, County tnx 41 cants five mills. Total 90 coDts on cnch $100. Marrow Viiugo Alliance. Regular mootings at Betblebem Academy, near Wartlmn, Saturday before 2nd Sunday Id enoh month. W. T. A6kxw, Pres. H. S. Smith, Sect'y. Riildleville Alliance. Regular meeting is hold iu the afternoon of every 4th SAtnrday. W. Y. Joiner. Prea’t. J. A. Carter, Sce'y. Riddlevilie, Ga. SESSION OPENS SEPT. 28th. 1. A bigh and healthful situation 2. Charming grounds and scenery 3. Magnificent brick buildings. 4. Modern improvements. 5. 20 Accomplished teuohers nnd officers. G. A splendid music department, 7. A famous school of Art. 8. A finely equipped department of physical culture. 9. An unsurpassed school of Elocu tinD. Moderate charges for these unri valed advantages. Apply to DR. A J BATTLE, President. Or PROF. IVY W. DUGGAN, Business Manager. CHEAP BOOKS. Reduced Retail Prices for Public School Bocks. Tho American Book (Jompnny announces that it has uiadu tbn following large reduo- lion in tile retell prices ot School Books uow io use in the schools of Washington ooanty. Read the following list and do not pay any more for books than the figures here given. Swiuton's Word Book raded First Reader.. ..18 " Heoond '• 29 " Third •• 40 11 Fonrth “ 50 “ Filth 85 Appleton's Elementary Geography 65 •• Higher •• 1.26 ...68 .. 65 80 1 30 .. 80 ...48 ..48 Robinson’s Pratioal Aritbmetio Swiuton’s Introductory Geography. “ Elementary •• Complete “ U H. History........... Primary " Webgtor's “ Dictionary,...! Common School Dictionary... .72 Bnrnos’Copy Books ip Wood's Business Forms 1 and 2 '. ” .10 “ " » 3 and 4 .’.15 owintoD'a English Grammar 56 Id the event these books esnnot be lmd ot dealers at the above prices, they will be sent to any address in the oonoty at the prloes above named. Freight or Express prepaid, on reoeipt of cash with order, by the American Book Company 806 * 808 Broadway New York. These books may be had at above prices of the following dealer: DE. O. E. DANIEL, fob il. Tennille. Ga. O’KEEFFE’S NEW AMERICAN LINIMENT. The greatest remedy known for Rheuma tism, iveuralgia, Pains in tbo Chief, Side or Baok, Sore Throat, Quinsy and Croup, Head ache, and all Pains, Stratus and Swellings, nud is ud unequalled HAIR IlENEWEB. Having for the past 18 mouths been a suf ferer Irom lumbago, and continuously taking mndicine, l fouud slow relief, and then only for a short time. Coming across a bottle ot your O’Keeffe’s New American IauimeDt, I applied it as directed, and on first 'applica tion was much relieved, nnd after turee or tour, was entirely relieved from all pain, 1 take great pleasure iu re ommending this Liniment as a specific lor the above malady. Riciis J. Stewart, iiook-koiper for 0. H. Dixon & Co., Savan nah, Ua. I take pleaBiirein reconirueudiDg O’Keeffe’s New American Liniment; having used it in uiy lamilf with great success, aud have iound it the best medicine lor tho pnrpo.ies olsimed by its proprietor, esueoiallv in cases of rheu matism nod sprains. A. MoAiuster, Prop. McAllister's Marble Works, 211 Broughton St., Savannah, Ga. Pi ioo 25 cts. If you caDnot ubinin it in jour town send mu ono dollar and I will express four Lot'let- and prepay charges. —Prepared by— A. N. O'KEEFFE, Druggist, Broughton aud Jtiferson Streets, mar 10, 1892. Savannah, Go. THE0. MA.RKWALTEK, Manufacturer of Ganite & Marble Monu ments and Statuary, LIKENESS GUARANTEED. mporter Diroot. Oontraotor for Bnilding Stone. Ageut for CHAMPION IRON FEMCE CO. The Best in the World. All Work Guaranteed Prices and original designs cheerfully fur nished. OFFICE AND STEAM WORKS 629 and C31 Broad Sts , AUGUSTA. UA. aid 3, U9J. FAST TIME. WASHINGTON & CHATTANOOGA • LIMITED. • INAUGURATED JULY IT, 1892. SOUTH BOUND. 11:15 P.M. 12:40 A.M. 12:45 A. M. 12:20 Noun 11:25 A.M. 5:46 P. M. Administrators Sale. GEORGIA—Washington County, Will be sold at (be Conrt boas# doovin Sindersville o i the firet Tneedsy iu Noviu- ber next, to the highest bidder, between lb* .egsl I oars of sale, one trout of lmd eootela- ing 48J acres, in s i t county, adjoining Ism * of J. il. Duggan Jehu Garner, Esta-e F. 1*. Yetis St, W. D. T ,l«pun. Sold lor the lene. fit of the hrlrs und ute liters ol Ivy TbigMO. diseased, late of sold nontitv _ H. L. GARNER, Admt. Terms c*<b. For Administration. GEORGIA—Washington County. Ordinary’s Office. Geor^a Gilmore has in dno form applied to the undersigned for permanent Uttei* of adinioiHtraiion on the estate of Mrs. U. X. Davie, late of said county, deceased, > nd I •*il: p.as upon said application on the Aral 'inly in November, 1892 ut mv office. Given nndir my band offioially this 90th dey nf September. 1*92. 4t M. NEWMAN, Ord.W. O. For Executor's Dismission. GEORGIA—Washington County. Ordinary's Office. John M. Raobels, Exeoutor of the will of Mrs. Fannie Baker late of said ooonly, de- ceased, applies to me for letters oi distnie- sinn imm bis trust, and I will pass npon hi* pplioa'i n on tbe first Monday io Novem ber n« xt at my office in Sandersville in said oounty. Oivou nnder my band offioially tU* 27th d iv of July, 1892. 3u> * M. Newman, Ordlny. Administrator's Dismission. GEORGIA— Washington County- Ordinary’s Office. J. L. Garner, Administrator of tbe eaUt* -t William Garner, late of e d id oounty de- Ii-a-ed, applies to mo for L«tters of Distnie. non trom said administration, and I will csss upou his application ou tbe first Mon- lay in November next, at my offloc in Snn- lersvillo in Said oonuty. Given nmler my band and official slant- turn this 7th day of July, 1892 3 '- M^NEWUAN', Orjn’y W.O. Mineral M|»riii B « Alliance. ' Begol >r meetings on the 31 nud 4th Hatar. 1hvh iu end) month. J. F. Hawkins, Scoy, J*Q. Mat, Trait. Leave Bristol ( Arrive Chattenoog* EAST BOUND. Leeve Chattanooga Leave Bristol Arrive Hhenondoab Junction Leave Shenandoah Junction Arrive Waahington TRAINS CONSISTS OF One Combination Coach A 12:06 Noon 7:25 P. M. 8:80 P. M. 7:65 A.M. 8:00 A.M. 9:80 A.M. bleepers. ALL VESIIBULEO New , Washington, Nashville Washington. CONNECTIONS. - Leave Now York, B. A O. * 5:00 P. M Arrive Wajhlngten . . ■ 10:46 P. M Leave Washington , , . 10:00 A. M. Arrive New York .... 5:00 P. M. HO EXTRA FARE. . B. W. WJUUfNi Ueattei Fessenget Agent. v Yon eon save money by buying nn organ or piano or aewing maohine through lie Hlramj offioe. SHERIFF’S SALES. GEORGIA—Washington Count? SHERIFF SALES FOR SEPTEMBER. Will be sold before tbeoonrt boose door la Sandersville, Ga., on tbe first Tuesday in November, 1892, between tbe legal boars of Bale, tbe following properly, to-wu: Three hundred aoree of land, more or lees lying io one body in the 99th dlstriot, Q M ' of Washington oonnty, Ga., and boonded .is follows: North by lauds of Jack Uenfroe- wat by lands of M. L. Duggan and eat at* of D. H. Tnoker; south by lands of Wm. Jones ■md west by lands of Martha Wadsworth being tbe land on which A L Griffin is said io have resided. Said land will be sold to Bitisfy a mortgage fl fa issued Irom tbe Maroh term, 1890, of Washington Superior aoort in favor of Wm W Morrell, transferee vs A L Qrifflu. Said land pointed out in tt “• Written notioe given tenant in posses- ou. Also at the same time and plaoe will be sold: Ouo-fifth undivided interest of J W. Ken nedy in two trade of lend in ffwbingtoo oounty, to-wit, one traot of land containing ‘wo hundred and sixty acres more or less on tbe waters of Sand Hill aod Dyei's creek adjoining lands of B K Parker, estate of Wm rwin, and estate of Samuel Kennedy, an described in deed of conveyance, Mid boun daries now beiog lands of B B Sessions J R Daniel, and others, and one tract of land containing seventy-one aoree more or lees, adjoining lands ot S.moel Robison, W W Vann, aud others, as described io tbe deed of conveyance, said boundaries now being lands of Barge, Boatright, and others. Above described one-fifth interest in Und. levied on io satisfy a ti fa issued from tbe 1399th diet. U M ot Washington oounty, January 19 1891, in favor of L Busbinaki A Bro. vs N U Jcrnigan and J W Kennedy. Property poin ted out by plaintiff's attorney and legal no tion given to tenaul in possesaton. Also at the same time aud place will b* sold: Tine hundred and seventeen acres of laud more or less, situated io tbe 96th dis trict, G. M., of Washington oonnty, adjoin ing lands of G L Hattaway, M E Wartben Stephen May, aod others, tally dr-soribed in t deed exeonted by Martha Robson to J A Robson, trustee, recorded iu book L, page -fill at the office ot tbe olerk of the superior court, Washington oounty. Said land will be so'd to satisfy a mortgage fl fa isaned front the Mtrch term, 1892 of Washington superi or court in favor of H D D Twiggs and John T Jordan vs J A Robson, trustee- Said pro perty pointed out in said ti fa aud known a* 'be Cummings traot. Ifiiiteo notice given tenant in possession as required by law. Also at tbe samo time and plaoe will bn sold: Fear hundred and twenty-nine aons of lund more or less, lying in Tiger distiiot. Washington county, said district being*.9th district, G M , io said countv. end -tale of Georgia, adjoining lands of Hall, Haygeod, Erasmus Ennis, aud others, bald i.iaui ti land levied on to satisfy a mortgage fl fa is- sued from the September tern, 1892, of Wasbing'on superior eonrt in favor of Jalinn Handle vh bosun H Dickson. Written nc- lice given to Bor ton H Diokson, tenant fag possession aa r.quired hy law. C. A. WAUL, Sheriff Washington count/.

Georgia Historic Newspapers

The Sandersville herald. (Sandersville, Ga.) 1872-1909, October 06, 1892, Image 3