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Newspaper Page Text11 Qij i) »«ur»s, VOL. Lli. % ft ,% iP* 0 |(tf |<wW ? 0. PAIIK, Ed. & Prop’r n .ni»T PAPER IN THIS SECTION OF 0U) GEORGIA DgT*llM!..(S»Saii« IN 1H41 ai’BMORII’TION PRICE. (V>',y Ono Year Sl.n °Tf i P Six Months JFO (tt 5, rf Ton One Year 7.4.0 at Sir “ " • - C.'iO SANDERSYILLE GEORGIA THURSDAY NOVEMBER 17, Mri.1 at the ti<uvlern'Ul* Post yUrr. as (Xus tie.I imUor May 6, lh80. bus/ness cards. ~~ t t iliWIJeua —II— T \V. BAUD WICK 0AWLIXO8 A UAlii) WICK ATTORNEYS at law, Sandersvillo, Georgia. Will practice iu all tlio oonrta of Middle dtiolt. Prompt attention Riven to busi- gi0i, Offloo on Barria St., next to Lively 8 * Ue ' HAKliBltSVILLB, OA. TW DANIEL, DENTIST, 0:11 on in Pringle Building, SlKDBIlfiYlLLB, - ■ • GEORGIA, EVANS & EVANS, attornexs at law, (•ANDDIWVILLE, CfA. XEoe iu EVitus building corner of court House. 8*p 11, lW6-lf The Morrison House Savannah - Georgia. Oh*r.llv located on lino of street onrs, tVc. p live mi t south rooms, with excel- latl board at moderate prioos. Seweragt »)5 Mil* mtlon perfeot, the sanitary coo- Kino of tba honae is of the best. Corner Itnvitwm ami Drayton streets, Savannah 1698 FEW SERIES, VOL. XXVII. NO. 9 CURED BY CUTIGURA SOAP Hefore using CtmotJBA Soai-, my fare and hands wero just ns rough as could ho and mv face was all covered with pimples. I was un. fit to look at, but after using CiitIolha Boap three weeks, my faro was equal to vrlvi! Fell. 0,1898. PAUF. lit'PllE, Thaler', I.a. I suffered with lilac,khcads and pimples for two or three years until it bocanio clironie. I trhsl everything imaginable, blit it did me no good. CuitooitA Soap cured mo. Fob. 20, 08. L. VrtiILLIAM, (lak I*. O., Va. I was troubled for eight yearn with pimples on tho laco. f commenced using Cv iiitha Boap. Ill a very short tinio tho pimples all disappeared and my skill is now in a healthy condition. JAMES POSTED, Fell. 17,1893. Dlxmont, Allegheny Co., Pa. Sold Ihroiicliout the wnrtil 1'iir, J.v. PeTTtRll.no Ann DiitM. C.iri- , Sole Prop.,, Iilalon ,T1 **o»vo e*'“llow to Pmvent and ,'nre PlmplM," mailed ftt». Saw Mill. OUU Lath Improved V 4III ABLE , BELT FEEI beats all the friction FEED SAW MILLS OUT AND Prices Very Low. We also carry Large Block SAWS, TEETH, BELTS. Oil Cuds and Fittings, Engines, Boil ors and Water Wheels, IBtfXlKO, PULLEY HANGERS,BOXEt- Lombard Iron Works & SuppWOo GBO. E, LOMBARD AnffUP’B, 0«t REATTY’S OIL1BBATED OIUJANt* tt.it! I» 14 IVON. For Catalogues, Address dajuil r. bbatiy, Vf«hlngton, New Jersey, The Rest Cure, Tlii« Is tlx- best cure. But many penpl oaunot all ir l to rest indofin Italy. Work •till, the very knowledge that they oannoi •eriously interfere with the best use of th reat they have. Too often going to tbs doctor moans that the patient Rballsirq •tort while ouroa and duties and expanse, continue. Many, therefore, hesitate and delay. brs. Starkey A Paten's Compound Oxy gen Treatment presents an easy way out w tho dilemma; it boa done so for mon tun a score of years and ior more then tome score thousand people. The agent tH8<l is the Compound Oxygen. The method puts it where it will do the most good—i u the lungs, The treatment neith « interferes with business nor pleasure Uta simple thing has made multitudes ot ton-down, overworked, nervous and sick people a 8 g 00 d ttg new For further pa* tioulara send for book of 5100 pages, s«*n l, *°- Home or Oflloe Treatment. Oon- (ultation free. STARKEY & l’ALEN 1529 Arch St., Philadelphia, Fa- _ IkAKoisco, Can. Tobomto, Can. SCHEDULE - Augusta Southern R. R. Co time TABLE IN EFFECT October 2d, 1898. ^kead down. head up. ®dly Daily p jM. A M. 5 21 ; I) 30 6 Hi : 10 28 7 00 11 07 7 10 ti 17 7 50 111 eg S ®|U2l ° « 02 54 09 | 1 19 8 ai ! 1 3U j STATIONS. Daily Daily v Ar A. M P. M. Angnsta 9 Ob 7 10 Hephzibah 8 00 6 18 Matthews 7 22 5 33 Wr6ns 7 12 6 23 Gibson Ii 36 4 41 Mitohell 0 10 4 19 Warthen 5 47 3 46 Sand’ville 6 25 3 21 Tennilin 6 10 3 10 rill, "““““"'ton at I ear,tlh a-‘wkiuav Ul0 Tennille “• U f0r Geor, Dublin »nd all points in South Con. *l* d With ^"D-al of Ga. By ior (On J P°l»t*W0St. >“CETaSd° WMt UgU,ta f ° r *“ P ° int * | Receivers, u. VV. JACKSON, s^-- Oen. Ert. * p M9 . Ag’t. JeeetveJ liy rillurtni? ndvrrtlsrmpntf nnd trunk you can s*t the best tmuTo, 11 net flnlali nun MOST POPULAR EEV/IMC MACHtfJS for a mero winsr. Jluy from rrllublo menu for Hirer, that have iroiniMl a rnputntlon t.y hnnert and Mimrt- dealing. Ther„ l« noun In tho iv.,1 Id tlinti 1 «'*vuui1<*a1 eoiiatruction, <]ural>ility of part«, flnoncM of flulsh, beauty in appearance, vi mu> Moianyimprovumentgas tho NEW HOME. WRITE FOR CIRCULARS. The New Home Sewing Machine Co. O&amuk, Ma«n. Boston, Mass. 28 UnionSquahr.N.Y. Chicago, III. 8t, Lons, Mo. Dallas, Texas. BanFiunoisco.Cal. Atlanta, <ja, 4 FOR SALK BV 18 JUST AS COOD FOR ADULTS. WARRANTED. PRSCEUOcts. O At,ATI A , Nov. 16,1893. P»rl» Modlclno Co., 8t. lamia, Mo. Gentloraon:—Wo mild hint year. 000 bottlas of OHUVE'S TABTKI/Ksa Cl IU 1 . TONIC and have bough! tkreo grosa already tli ’ar. In all imr ox- uerloiiea of 14 yoara, In tho in business, have nover sold an article tlmt gavo. ,h miivt rsul anils- fiwUou ur. your Toulo. Yours .*uly, Ah.nev, 'i ;n & CO. For aalo by Dre. Jemcrson A Culdwle Druggsia, Hondoniville, C«. >li,v> \u nAUlUANl, Yoq «»D gat ti ’ “ * Dom«8tio Wnsuu.su * Wiuon New Home,—(Olimux) Hitiottit—OhioEgo I>avis 008 W H1 pleese yon at the XIEB.YLD Office. B EST Country Lard, KST Country Hume, Hunt country Shoulders. Cull on O. .A /idiims who will sell you at wholesale or ret ill. O. B. PBJNQLE. Feb 21, u ORGANS ted. OfiUcyiae Froa- A.udress Dan 1 r. GEM. BRECKINRIDGE OSES PLAIN WORDS Goes Before the War Board and Roasts Shafter. DREYFUS IS TOLD TO PREPARE A DEFENSE Famous Prisoner Notified of We Mn "' "" Trn,,,,,rt l '" r s,r,!;r * ttl»* - Silotioo nn«l DIkHiiIIiiv - One His Second Hearing;. TilK POWER TO I'ltlllT tlu ro wore souio tilings tlioy did not nn- ’ darstand about God, he proposed to sny .‘Yli'Ong’, Steady nei*VCS some tilings ooacprtiing him, beginning , , , f where they had left oil. The sunm Paul ' (Yrc "^CdCd IOI* SUCCCS8 who said in olio placo, “Bo courteous,’’ tinii who had noticed tho how preceding tho wrestling match, hero exercises suavities before lie proceeds practically to throw down I ho rocky sido of tho DR. TALMAGE TELLS HOW TO WRES TLE WITH EVIL. Fail Is Not (In- That Cnm.-N t'rn l-lml—■The in (tod. Everywhere. Nerves Depend simply, solely, Upon the blood. WHAT “MIGHT HAVE BEEN” REVISION PROCEEDING ON (Copyright. IS98, by Ami clean Press Aso elation, l I I Washington, Nov (1.—Iu this dis Ilo Asserts That Had Miles IJeen In Questions to He Drafted and Posted cmwso Dr. Tultnngn selects ouo of tha to tlio Devil’s Istanil Acropolis tho whole Parthenon of idnla- Pure, 1‘ich, nourishing tries, Minri vu a id Jupiter smashutl up , r , . < lmirc Instead of tlio Michigander There Would Have Heeu No lit loll Before Santiago. Washing ton, Nov. 15.—Gen. P.rock- I iuridge continued his testimony boforo Who Will nt boldest figures of tho Bible to. ’ !, !° ” 1 "' , moat practical and encouraging truths; will I. tsvu ail oi mill,ite Itcplies and Forward text Ephesians vi, 12, “ We wrestle not. heaven on lop Them to Paris. r.gainst flobh and blood, hut ngaiust Paris, Nov. 15.—Tim court of cassa- l'ftticipnlitits, against powers, against Mon ha. informed tho minister of Ilia “"\'..lerH of tho dark,us. ot this world, U P with the rei I of them. In this holy war polished titles will do mdre execution than blunderbusses Let our wrestlers how ns they go into tlio strttyglo which will have all perdition under anti all THE NEW Wheeler & Wilson Sewing Machine WITH Rotary Motion anti Ball Bearings, Easy Running, Quiet, Rapid, and Durable. Purchasers say* " It runs as light as a feather.” “Great improvement over anything so far.” “ It turns drudgery into a pastime.” “The magic Silent Sewer.” All sizes and styles of sewing ma chines for Cloth and Leather. For sale by J. T. WALKEB, TENNILLE, GA. tlio War investigating commission to-1 colonies, M Gulllttin, that it lias do- ll ^ uill! ’ t , 8 l liritual wickedness iu high Sm'cnmraieif'inO nt t0dRy , '''ttlx cidocl that Dreyfus bo informed by tolo- P Squonmishness nnd fastidiousness ' . ni,U , mCuhtt ami the trnns-; graph that tho revision proceedings were never charged ngninst Paul's rlmt- to inform tho prisoner that tho revision (U1( | portaticn of troops to that island. Ho bad, lie said, gone to Cuba as inspector general, arriving at Tampa on Juno 5. Ilo had observed casually tho prepara tion* for the disembarkation of troops boforo tlio expedition loft and ho con cluded that they wero tjuito inadequate. "I made no report, liowovor,” lie added, "as General Miles was on tlio ground and could observe for himself. ” Continuing ho said that th^ro was no preparation for landing in the face of an enemy other than thut which tho navy might furnish. So far as ho had observed there wore only two lighters and two scows secured on behalf of tho army boforo tho departure from Tampa. It was his understanding, howovor, that the army and navy woro co opor- uting in tliis expedition. Speaking of tho conflict of authority on tho transports, ho said tho masters of tho vessels did not respond as promptly as might have been desired. “Truo, ho said, "thero was a little navy cadet on board oaolt of tho vessels, hut ho had no authority. An actual naval officer or an officer of tho quarter master’s department on each vessel would have been better. What was needed was prompt communication bo- tween tlie commanding officer and tlio vessels, and the masters of the trans ports did not respond very promptly.” Itrsiilt .lust us Expected. Ho was questioned at some length concerning the conduct of tho campaign 1 measure to create tho office of state oil In front of Santiago, and replied that 1 1 - - the mult was what lie had expected it havo commenced anil that ho proparc orio In tho war against evil betook his detense. the first weapon ho could lay his I,and SI I'ciirt!i Drol l Discipline. Ucmcinhi r also that theso wrestlers went through severe and continuous course of preparation for their work. | They were put upon such diet ns would best develop tin ir muscle Ah Paul j soys, “Every man that sirivetlt for the 1 mastery iH temperate in all things, ”j Blood feeds the nerves And makes them strong 1 . The great nerve tonic is Hood’s Sarsaparilla, Because it makes 1 he blood rich and Pure, giving it power To feed the nerves. )• 11rod’s .Sarsaparilla The wrestlers were put under complete Cures nervousness The ministry of tho coionioa has re-j Pn *' ur illustration, he employed the , discipline—bathing, gymnastics, strug-: ' received a cablo dispatch saying Dreyfus tkentcr, the arena, tlio foot race, mid glo in sport with each other to dovolop is in good health. j thorn wa* nothing in the isthmian game, J strength and give quickness to dodgo of j Tho decision of tho court of cassation 1 it!i ' vrunt , h 1 nf 1 lniVM ' or ■ h, u ,‘ J lri i' ‘ f f(, "» i Hooping to lift | •tin gatno, with us wreath cl laurel, each other oil the ground i suddenly i pitlm, rr Nentcnti game, with its rushing forward; suddenly pulling I , ‘ , . .and pitlm, rr Nenicnti game, with its rushing forward; suddenly pullhn fy ing hintto^rrpaTehis d °fcmso Ui is very I ' Vr °“ th '/ pu^lny. °r uuy Bonmu (irons. , backward; putting the hit fool behittc signifiennt, as it has hitherto boon I l,ut bo fult right to put it in J the other’s right foot nnd getting l.b generally admitted that no innovation i Htru,u " or L i l! t!o ’ n:;tl ara - von nnt 8nr j opponent off his balance, bard training should bo introduced in tho Droyfus 1st inert tliut in my tost lie on Its upon a i for days and weeks nttd mouths so that proceeding^. I wrestling bout fi r suggestivcncss? when they met it wits giant clutching Questions will now ho drafted nnd Plutarchsnys that wiestiingis tho most giant And, myftb.nds, if wo do not posted to Droyfus, who will lormulato'artistic and cunning of athletic games want ourselves to be thrown iu this his replies j We must make it wide difference be- I wrostlo with the HOLD BIENNIAL SESSIONS l , "' , “ rn pugilism, the lowest of spectacles, I wi.rld, wo had *|and wrestling, which it nu effort in Christian distil Dig Wave of Kconoiny Now Strikes sport to put down another on floor or J tiinl, l*y the Legislature Itself. | ground, and wc, all tf us, indulged iu j ting to divine supcrvisul nnd dircotion Atlanta, Nov. 15.—Tho wave of. lt iu rur boyhood days if we were Do net begrudge I ho tinio mid ! lie mmiey economy struck tlio legislature itself healthful a»d plucky Tho anoient for that young nian'who is in j n para- today when three bills affeetiug that wri ' lit,er> ' W'* r e first bathed in oil ami, tim. for the uiinisliy, spending two body woro intr iducod | ,hen “prinklert with ^nud Tho third i years in grammar tcimol at 1 fen* yours Dyspeps!;\, rheumatism, Catarrh, scrofula, And all forms of Impure blood. wrestle with tho fin nnd erri.r of the better get ready by pliuo, l y holy self do- com (ant practice, by submit- blows or kicks being allowed in the game. They preferred the foot of huu pry pitnihtr o:i tho breast of fullon would bo. Everything thero, ho said, was strained to got men on hoard and con si qitently thero was comparatively little effort to secure equipment. Whiltf he know nothing definitely of the plans Of tho campaign lie was suro there was a pinii. lie was quito certain from a con versation he had hud with General Miles that, ho hud a plan, though ho did not say this plan was tho plan carried into effect. “ Of course,” suggostcil Governor Beaver, “Santiago was the goal of tho campaign. ” “Certainly. Tho fact was published so extensively iu tho newspapers that many of tho men on board tlio vessels would not accept this information as to the destination as correct." Asked as to ills opinion on tlio result of the campaign he said ho thought it was consistent with tho character of tho men who conducted it—what was to bo expected from tho limitations of General Shatter. “I think it would have been different if General Milos had been in command —that it would have been more safely conducted. 1 think ho has more of tho spark and genius of command titan any man in tho army, and 1 am suro that if ho lmd hud charge ho would have been in tho front rank." Vloiory of Hun Juan. Ex Governor Woodbury suggested that tho buttle iu front of San Juan had been fought and the victory won within eight days of landing. General Breck inridge iu reply said the victory had been won “wliou General Total's nerve gave out,” This, ho continued, had been the war of all others whose suc cess had been won iu its earliest stngos. He believes that the war was tlio Lord's war and that this wonderful success was duo to His supervision. Tho time for tbio battle was, however, short enough. Yet it must ho remembered that tlio distance between tho battle field and Sibonoy was loss than half a day’s march, but while he considered the result as marvelously commendable, ho did not feel that General Shafter was above criticism iu tho conduct of tho campaign. lie could not believe tho result was a miracle, hut he ascribed the outcome to the fact that the army was one which was capablo of meeting all calls. “No matter how it was tat ;!ed up,” ho said, “it went to victory. ” He hud at the time quoted Lord Beresford when he said to his army upon a certain occa sion: “J have led you into a devil of a fix, nnd it is now your duty to fight liko bell to got me out of it. ” Ho was sure at least that all engaged in the war had acted with zoal and! healthful and plucky wrestlers were first bathed In oil and j tion for I then sprinkled with saud Tho third | years iu grammar I throw decided tho victory, uud ninny a | in collego und three yrurn iu Iheolcgical 0 to htl s in the houso provides InftI1 who went down in the first throw ►'emit ary l know that nine years ate a that the sessions shall bo only -10 days or second throw in the third throw was big slice to take eft , f a man’s active instead of 50, ns at prosont. Tho others on top and bis opponent under The life, but If yon realized the hr cro practically alike aud soek to niako' Romans did not like this gatno very strength of tlio archangels of the sessions biennial instead of annual, v'inch. for it was not stvago enough, no our timo with which that young men is iho bill tor 40 days sessions was blows or kicks being allowed in the (ming to wrestle, you would net think introduced by Mr. Park of Greene. Tho 1 other bilis were bv Dr. GriUti of Greens »nd Mr Rose of Camden. Mr. Blalock of F'ayot.to presented a ,l art y r tho office of state oil ,u wrestling tho opponents would inspector. Another important now bill bow iu apparent suavity, advnuco fttco was one by Mr. Ellis of B.bb to provide to fc.co, put down both fict solidly, take for bonded warehouses. [each other by tho arms and puHlt each iho Populist hills to reduce tho other backward nnd forward until the ud thero parted —■ - nJntionsnnd adversely this morning by the com- v ' n lent strokes of thu foot of otto con miltco on ways and means, and may ho t t s,,lllt ugniust the foot of the .other, considered luaetically dead. | tripping him up, or. with struggle that Tho house has decided to favor tho threatened apoplexy or death, tho do- doves as well ai tho ’possums, aud tho tented fell, nnd tho'shouts of tho spec ial! to prevent dovo baiting iu Goorgia ‘ tutors greeted tlio victor. I guess Paul j’sss'Es.r i *? r°, :r\«r vu ,i Spmbor Litilu lias nnuoaucB.l tho a “* L1 “' ol ,h " * t ™eK | » “I tho ir>nl now standing committee on invalid "ith temptation, and the struggle of Theus Brothers*. Diamonds, Watches nnd Jcwolry. W. Corner Bull & Broughton Sta SAVANNAH, GA. SHERIFF’S SALES height nnd j FIRST TUESDAY IN DEC. 1898 evil in , . 4‘fi’i"'st unis to reduce tiio other hackwurd ami forward t sa arms of the state officers, which woro work begun in real earnest, at introduced on yesterday and created . . , . considerable comment, woro reported f ontorttoti.s and strangulat I elisions. Tho el a rmnuship fell to Mr Ga via of Richmond. Tho resolution providing for an in vestigation of tlio geological depart meat was adopted and tho committoo 1 » ued enil ns tlm appointed to conduct the investigation. ! witl , In tho senate, tho bill by Senator 1 Wt,h b,li " urk 1 heavenly forces against Apollyonlo pow ers. and lie dictates' my text to an nnintiuonsis, fot all hia letters, save the one to Philemon, seem to havo boon iliu- amanuensis goes on tear tlio groan and iu tuo senate, mo Dm uy Senator i, , . , . . , , , , - , Davis to repeal tho law making women ! lau « b ,nul tL(n,t of cartbl y a,ul celestial eligible for appointment to tho office of, belitgercuts, “Wo wrestle not against state librarian was withdrawn by him flesh uud Mood, but against priucipaii- • his morning al ter nn adverse report ties, against powers, against tho rulers from the toinniittee.be seeing thutit 'of tho darkness of this world, against would be ' killed.” Before its with- spiritual wickedness in high nluccs. ” drawal ho was visited by a woman who had a petition signed by 1,500 women, protesting against his bill. SPANISH VESSEL IN PORT. First to Ri'iieli I•< n.-iswlcit Slneu the L ite W.tr Gloi <l. Bhu.vswkk, G.V., Nov. 13.—The Span ish bark Maria, tho first Spanish saiiiug'of Henry III iuSt Giles’ Field between vessel so far known as having entered ' uicu of Westminster and people of Ijou- an American port since tho war closed,' f * 011 blowevcr rough a t\\ ist aud hard n nine ytnrs of pie] arnti n were too mneh An uneducated tninis.try was r.x cusahle in other days-, but net in this time, landed with sJiools und colleges. A man who wrote me ti e ether day n letti r a king udvieo, ns l:e felt culled to preach the gcsp-1, began tlio word “Gcd” with a smull “g. ” That kind i f u man iH not called to preach tlio gospel Illiterate men, preaching the gw.pil, quote > ior linir own encourago ment the Scriptural passago, ‘’Open thy umulii u ide and 1 fill it. ” Yes I Ho will fill it with wind Preparation lor this wrestling is absolutely necessary M 'tsy years ago i)r Nowmuti and Dr Bunderlautl, on the platform of Brigham Young's taheniaclo nt Salt Lako'City gained tlio victory because they had so liitig been skillful wrestlers lur God Otherwise Eiighain Y’oung, wiio was liimself a giant iu somo things, would havo thrown them out of tlio window Get ready in liitdu classes. Get ready in Christian Endeavor meetings. Get ready by giving testimony in obscure places, liefoie giving testimony in con spicuous places. Tlio Silent Worker. Your going around with a Bagster’s Eihlo with flaps at tlio edges under your arm does nnt qualify you for tho work of nn evangelist. In this day of profciso gab remember that it is not lias arrived hero. Tho Muria is con signed to Mr. Rosendo Terras and is tin first of a small fleet that sailed from Barcelona for Brunswick some weeks ago. She came d'roet and experienced no very bud weatuer euroute. The Maria is commanded by Captain Vieeuti Terras, an old trader tit this port, and lie received a warm welcome trout his friends here. His reception l ore no evidence of tho war feoliug be tween tlio states and his native country, which he lias just left, and ho seemed very much pleased with it. The coining of tho Maria marks tho beginning of a revival of the Spmnisli trade, which is a big item in this port's business. Brunswick claims to control about nine tenths of the Spanish trade on the .South Atlantic and when tho sailing vessels come in they spend u good deal of money iu supiplies for long voyages. Aogiistati.4 Charged With Itiof. Augusta, Ga., Nov. 15.—Under in dictments found by the grand jury foi every man had done the best of which rU,r . tb ree arreKts were made during tho I ° ur b'ih’Lty antagonist with he was oapable, and lie hud novar known day—Dr. A. B. McNaugbton, K. L. r un ' ty rlcrcules, son of Jupitei and a war in which there was not criticism Btorey ami Pleas McUoiheru. They; Aloinena, wi.l by n precursor cf pniih s at tho close of it. \ gave a bond ol fcfiOO for their appearance j helped rather than damaged for tho ‘ bofore tho superior court on Nov. 21.! performance of bin “12 labors. ” i^,et us Theso eases grow out of the recent at-1 fie it* wisely strategic iu religious cir ted. Unlkxioe Fr8d BsJtty Waihie**an New J r«ey. PIANOSs»«£ OataLegiu-s Fi»6. Address Daums1j«. IMS* Wsfliim ton. W J. A spleudid organ oan be bad partly k>r oash and part in home produoe at kw than you oan get same organ for onsh apply at Huuio omoe, Knights of Labor Convene. _ Ciiicacio, Nov. 15.—Tho annual oon-i tempt to lynch the negro, Will Robin-|' c i es HS attorneys in couitrooms, who are son, who was confined in thei Augusta jcoapUmeutary to each ether in the jail on tho charge of attempted assault. I roinft ' kSi , jeforo tbcy mB10 iut0 Alubmnii Legislature Meets. | legal struggle such us that which left Mostoomuuy, Ala., Nov. 15.—Tin* general assembly of Alabama began its voution of tho Knights of Labor began here today. Over 100 delegates were in attendance when General Muster Workman Hicks of Now York called the convention to order. The proceed ings will probably last a week or ten - , , i mio u rnge m reiormi days. The meetings are held behind 50-<lay session in^ the cap. -et P(la y- p]j H fi nothing 'out tho depletion of their .1 l .1 ... m.r- T*■ t.... 4- H.n ....L.l.t . H'lmv/x writ u n f nl 1 ii t toilnfill PA. M ii n v closed doors. It is said that the unighti Thero was a full attendance, will pass resolutions sertiou attributed Gout per* of the American Labor, that organized labor is against the acquisition of conquered territory. iu high plaecB. The Aiiu-iiIIIc-k of Life. I notie,o that as those wrestlers ad vanced to throw each other they bowed one to tho other It was a civility, not I merely capacity to talk, hut the fact only in Grecian and Roman games, hut I that you havo something to say that is in lator day, in all the wrestling bouts |going to fit you for tho strugglo into le on mou.M wrestling match during tho reign your face uud illumination on your brow, but out of which you will not enmo until all your physical und men tal and moral und religious energies have been taxed to tho utmost nnd you have not n nerve left, or a thought un expended, or a prayer unsaid, or a sym pathy unwept, in this struggle between right and wrong accept no challenge on platform or in newspaper unless yuu are prepared Do not misapply tlio story of Goliath the great, aud David tho lit tle David had heeu practicing with u sling on dogs nnd wolves aud bandits, and 1,000 times had ho swirled u stouo around his head boforo lie aimed at tho forehead of the giant und tumbled him backward, otherwise tho big foot of Go liath would almost havo covered up the crushed form of the sou of Jesse. Notice also that tho sucoess of a wrestler depended on his having his feet well planted before ho grappled his opponent. • Much depends upon tlio way the wrestler stands. Standing on an uncertain piece of ground or hearing all his weight on right foot or all his weight on left foot, he is not ready. A slight cuff of his antagonist will capsize him. A stroke of tho heel of tho othor wrestler will trip him. And in this strugglo for God mid righteousnoss, as well as lor our own souls, we want our feet firmly planted in tlio gospel—both feet on the Rock of Ages It will not do to believe tho Bible iu spots, or think some of it true uud souio of it untrue. You just make up your mind that tho story of tho garden of Eden is an al legory, anti tho epistle of James an in terpolation, and that the miracles of Christ cun ho accounted lor on natural grounds, without any belief iu the su pernatural, nnd the first time you ure interlocked iu n wrestle with sin aud the I satan you will go under uud your feet pull euc h wrestler contemplated giving bis opponent, they approached onch oth er with politeuoss und suavity Tho genuflexions, thoaffability, tho courtesy in no wish hindered the decisiveness of tho contest Well, Paul, I sea what you moun. In this awful struggle between right nnd wrong wo must not forgot to bo gentlemen and ladies. Affability nev er hinders, Lut always helps You aro powerless as soon as you get mad Do not call rumsellors murderers. Do not call infidels fools. Do not call higher critics reprobates. Do not call nil card players and theater goers children of the devil Do not say that tlio dnuro breaks through into hell Do not deal in vitu poration uud billingsgate and contempt uud adjectives dynamitic. The ether side can bent us ut that Their diction aries have rnoro objurgation und brim- Htnuo. We nro in tlio strength of God to throw flat on ilH buck every nbomina tion that curses the earth, hut lit us Rufus Choitto or David Paul Brown triumphant or defeated People who get into u rage iu reformatory work aecom Muny| owu nervous system There o re- will be higher than your head. It will eto., and souio lively discussions may | foriuutory meetings to which 1 always I not do to have oue foot on a rock and ' decline to go uud take part, because j the other ou the sand. The old book they are apt to become demonstrations j would long ago havo gone to pieces if it had been vulnerable. But of the mil lions of Bibles that have been printed ho expected Negro Mu derer to H i Shot. Discharged Soldiers Arrive, J7ew York, Nov. 15.—Tbo Red D lino steamer Caracas arrived today from Venozuolau ports via Sau Juan, Porto Rico. Nov. 1. Sho brought (18 passen- , . . . , ,. . , . , gers among whom were Henry Carroll, gro, Charles Hall. Indignant citizens wrest.tug match, bohaved on a memora- special United States commissioner, and turned with shotguns are on the trail ol hlo occasion ns wo ought to behave The Edgar Williams, secretary; Fred Ran- the murderer and will lynch him when, translators of tho Bible ntado an uuin- delfof the United States weather bu- captured. rcuu ami K) discharged soldiers. of bait temper I never like to hear a Troy, S. O., Nov. 15. — Kennedy Mc-|n:an swear, even though ho swear ou Caslin was shot and mortally woundod tho right side Tho very Paul who in nt his homo 5 miles from here by a no- : niy text employed in illustration tlio teutiounl mistake when they represent ed Paul as insulting tho people of Ath- Mrs. Stevens Is President. , «ou»u.^»e, whom yo ignorantly worship ” Listen St. Paul, Nov. 15—The W. O. T. U. mail driver between Albertville and ot chnrglllg , helll witll i 3UOrallce . the convention, ou first ballot, elected Mrs. Dawson was held up by highwaymen, original indicates ho complimented Stevens of Maine president, she receiv mail sack taken away and ripod opoc them by suggesting that they were very ing 817 of the 850 votes cast. and all registered matter stoleo. i religious, nut as they confessed thut Mall Driver Is Held Up. Mount,1NKDORO, Ah,.. Nov. ,5._Th, ™L b l “..Jb™."" 11 "”!™ within the lust 85 years not oue chap ter has been omitted, and the omission of oue chapter would have heeu tho cause of tho rejection of tho whole edi tion. Alas for those who, whilo trying to prove that Jonah was never swallowed of a whale, themselves get swallowed of tho whale of unbelief, which digests, but never ejects itB victims. Tba inspi ration of the Bible is not more certain Ilian tho preservation of the Bible iu its present condition. After so many cen- 1 OEOHGIA--Washington County. Will ho sold on tho first Tnesduy In O. c- i-u-b.-r n.-xt.iit tin- ecu th u,hi in ssi J conn, ty. within the legal hours ol e*l->, to tlio higkett I lrt.it r.lor cs.-h, tho following prop erty . i - .vi:: ' II Unit tr»ot or pnr.-< 1 n( land situate, ty. ing aud being in tho !)8ib dud,lot, BasL- ing’on county, (i.v , cant'.inlng 2 l) i-erer, Iiiora or less, bounded no 111 by Ian's ol Muck Tucker, east t.y lands ol l>r. 1J. 0. Hodges, south t-y lands ol Y. A. C( x nnd west by lands ol Ehz.belb Jems. Levied ■n to suti.-ly n umrtgego Ii. fa issued trom Wtsbit gtou superior court in lavnr of John Flantiory ,t Co. vs J. W. Ooi and Sarah June Cox, sat I tract licit g Ihf- tinili- v tied property ot said Surah June O *. Property pointed out In Ii. !a, nnd legal notice giveu tenants in possisHiou. Also at the same time und place will bo sold; Oue house and lot iu the town ol Davis- horo in the tilth dt-criet, G. M., bald lot oontoir.ing tlireo acres,mote or less,known »a tho Wesley W. Parker lot, and bounded >n tho public street, east by laud of estate* of George Brown, south by Williamson's swamp, and west by land of Fannie Hin son. Levied ou to saiisly a ii. fa. in iavor of C, L. Brower, hearer, vs. Mollio Jack- son, issued Irorn Justice court, 82nd dis- riot. October 7, 18SIS. Also at thu same time and plaos will be sold: One hundred and four and one half aore of laud more or less, in the thirteen bun dled and ninety ninth district, Georgia Militia, of Washington county, State of Georgia, on tin, Savannah road, four miles south of Te-nniile, uud nn the Hall's Ferry pnblle road, bound,d on the north by iands ownod uud possessed by J, W. Ren in.-,on th.: ,-.,Ht by Ohoopie liver, which asp,tru es this land from lands owned by G W. Peurook, on the south by other laDd ownod and possessed by Celia E. Forbes, and on iho wist by lards owned and pos- s;ss,-.d by Cilia Forbes and Mrs, Jinson llariison, ?.nd more partienlaily deuoribed as lolbiws. commencing at ooruer ou the Oboe-pie river, when, the lauds of J. W. Iteutroo coruor with this land and running tlienoe south sixty lour degrees, west thirty eight oliuiuw, thence south tweDtv live de grees, east five oh-ins and forty linkB to the Havur,Hal, public road, tbenco easterly aloug said road twenty two and one half chains, Ihnticn south forty five and onehslf legrut-s, cast fifty chains to tba Ohooptu ivor, thence up said river in a northerly direction to the starting point. Said property levied on as property of Oelia E. Forbes to satisfy an execution is sued from the Superior Court ot Washing ton county in lavpr of Equitable Mortgage Company vs. Celia E. Forbes. This -1th day of Nov. 1838, Also at the same timo and place will be sold: 7500 lbs of seed ootton, more or less, ploksd and packed un iu the cotton hous es ou tho old James Hunt place, 1500 lbs more or less of said cotton in a pen in the field, 12i 10 lbs more ot less of seed cotton iD the field nnt piek.-d, 50 bu corn mote or lens iu the enb, 300 bu coru in the field ungathered, 200 bu cottou seed in the bou se, more or less, cue X acre sugar cane in the patch not out,all of said property poin ted out by Evans A Evans, attorneys for the plaintiff. Hai l property being found n the possession of tho defendant G L Bunt. Kuid property levied on by virtue of u !i fa issued Horn (be, county court of ki-fgtou county in Iavor ol Oliver J. Matthews and i-\• it. IJt-idler, receivers of vVm T, ifi-i.ilcr A Co vs (} L Hold and R I iioju. This 28th riuy ot October. 1868. W, M. Ef.oi.l6n, Shell3 W. P, !«%’$ iiitaas*?* 0 ”® painter* w nt-d Address or call on Dan F. Utyttiy,'V «,h-ntrm. New Jersey. Mo'isaiic <J*f»6. Cawk.fi*. Mid Co*- dfi8, ol auj and Gwule, (ilvvajB od hacd. A large dock m ttudf-efloods will j;© fcuuld at (to store o' TAjiBtmDN A DrcoAN. Job work, envelopes,note or lottrr Leads bill hrals, tags, oiroulurs, <So,, in good sty le and ut l.,w prices at the Herald office _ t Doubles tbo Pleasure of a Drive. A tin o eari-inco doubles the pleasure of driv- luff. Intending buyers of OArriuges or bar* nesy can savo dollars by sending for the I s

Georgia Historic Newspapers

The Sandersville herald. (Sandersville, Ga.) 1872-1909, November 17, 1898, Image 1