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About The Pickens County herald. (Jasper, Ga.) 1887-???? | View Entire Issue (Feb. 19, 1891)
The Ho|raUl. 0oiYi# .1. ...... $1.00 ■ gix Months, . .' . . • soe ~ Entered at tlie P.«stofricc at Jssper, Ga. A* second class mail matter W. U. N1M KV. Editor Jasper, Em, llinrsduy, Feb. Id. IM)1. ITlijay wants a new jail. ^ert.al W. T. Sherman is SttU) Resolutions. A number ot aJliancemen, some of them among the most promi- *ietU men ni the state, met in At- }anla a few days ago to consider, ijanong other things, the propriety starting a new alliance pa|x.-r. The following resolutions were issued jd) the form of a tarcular: ‘‘Whereas we •» '’.formed fiwu the Southern Alii a n e '■ Farmer,softer repeated solicitations, has not yet filed with the CX?l u tivc conumttee of the * State A! 1 i- ancc the bond required before it shall become the official organ of tiic Alliance; and, ni* “Whereas its editor, Mr. Harry t’. Brown, has stated to numbers ■ iff this conference that the paper has been used by officials in the State Alliance for personal ends, ;u)d whereas he has declined o> publish matter in the interest of ihe order, when solicited to do so; sand whereas, the course ot the pa |)er, in our opinion, has been con¬ stantly detrimental to the best in¬ terest of the order, thciefore, “Resolved that we henceforth withdraw our endorsement front the Southern Alliance Farmer and jtsk its condemnation by Alliancc- jnen throughout the State. “Resolved second, that the chairman of this conference shall .appoint a committee whose duty it shall be to arrange for the pub¬ lication of a suitable paper in which shall be advocated the prin- kciplcs and purposes of the Alliance. Resolved t hi til, tnat wetvill ctve our hearty support publication and that fthie iodorsement and AUiancemen in this «(iitable arrangement^ can be made for the'publication of a State or- by thc tC * T CC \ A new paper Will be started ► . at » iince. It is proposed to purge the felliance of Livingston and others of his ilk. JJoesn't This Look Like Besi- N ESS? The Rome Tribune says: “Tues¬ day, at Calhoun, the books of sub¬ script ion s»lo the stock of the Tort Bayne and Eastern rWlroatl were publicly opened and the whole amount of the capital stock imme¬ diately xubset ihed. Thc capital .Stock is £2,000,000, and Col. K. T. Armstrong and associates sub¬ scribed the whole smount. The road is to run from Kbit Bayne to Rome, from Rome tp .Gaines¬ ville, and from Gainesville to Sa¬ vannah, thus giving this whole section another and more direct /'Utlet to the sea. The stockhold¬ ers will meet in Rome on the 28 th t*f February tor thc purpose and of elect- ef¬ fecting an organization * ing a president and other officers and a hoard of directors, and as loon as this is done a corps of en ii^eejs toW will be put the in right the field of at £n<Sc out way fo the sea." i Charlie Brand and Tom Winn jhave been on a trip to Washington and have returned, and Charlie i»a.> written up thc visit in the tiivinnett Herald. The first para¬ graph kcocks us out completely, it is the statement that they took $ pull mat) car. Think of this, brethren! Our modern Cincin- |iatus riding on a herl! Ain't he betting there? This doesn't imich like pulling coin! Our jile Brother would do \Vinn. well to lie keep is a watch im ally but sqrely slipping away from M-s. and the next thing we know Jie’ll be wearing a night “•When found fnake a note on."* Jacksiiii Herald. i Don’t always judge by externa! appearances, says one who knows. An unpaid wash bill will pile’s pocket bulge oir as much as £ thousand* dollar note Brer Holden, of the Blue Ridge Post, has decided that connubial doithleness is better than single l,lcsscclncs.\ .o „„ the , itK ins. renounced his allegiance to the North Cicoigia . . bachelot , i cluo ik 111,1 i was married. The unfortunate young lady was Miss Dollie Ln- gland of Union ( I nutty. We liave known for some time that som tiling was going to happen. The appearance of the l’ost indicated »• I-. gnk free trade, lice has suddenly become conver t d to ' the f]octrin () f home protection for infant industries. i time you come to Jasper we i! giant 1 you tile ti ceil mi ol the city j Senator Ingalls jumped onto the election bill.. San Antonio Lxprc- . I So lie did, raid Kansas jiunpi d j to Senator Chicago Ingalls. lot The ( )ce»n. jumps are even. er Kven or odd, there are not a dozen intelligent persons in Country who do not know that In- tvWu .V>«r Oc-tm eivaie an impression that he was ciefeated because la: opposed the iu'ee bill is so transparent that will only create a feeling of disgust in the minds of the people. We want to ask the balance of the Georiga delegation to assist mu Brother Winn in securing for Lharlie l’rand a position in Wash¬ ington for the next two years so that Charlie may Ire on hand t > take care of thc interests of this sect ion. ~T...... flic fell i j ay Cornier is /AGltinfg a lutmp on itsell. It has to hustle to keep up with its town, but it is doing it. Governor N’ovtben has no sytr- pathy witn usurpation. Col. Liv- ingston Dr. Macunc, Larry Gantt and Harry Brown will probably Mize, ere long, that a great many Aliiancemen shara with the 1101 'he same l.u ,v o syi.ip.. ty thg free and easy tone of the Alliance Farmer in deal- j ng with the work of the; Aliiapcr, an() thc int cres t s 0 f‘tbc fanners.- Hlackshcar Times. Brer Terrell says he is the fno.t piaceable v , editor ... in • tnt 9fh ., u.i- trict. That is right. It is better ' to be friendly with one's neighbors than to always be in a row over trivial matters. The railroad trestle near the old “V"' above town will be rebuilt. Cant. R M. Long arrived here last - begin , . the . work , Sunday , morning to at on co. In the evening he walked up to the trestle and found a part 1 ol it in .''ueh a had condi- tton that had another tiain t should i attempted to run over it there would, in all probability, have been a bad wreck, so the night tram was stopped .at this place. The old trestle was jacked no. so trains might run until a new Otic could be built. Work was com¬ menced Monday morning. A large number ot Ball Gd 1 Fellows went up to Jasper last Thursday night for the pur- pose ot founding a lodge of their otaler at that place. The new lodge has twenty-one charter members and in this number i 1 included the‘bcst and leading zt ns the; of Jasper. Our boys .hat .vc, v « at the and escorted to the hotel where they were treated to the best t > be >“■ 1 . "hi* T ». j bovs came back perfectly ed with their treatment and hoping time would soon come i when the visit might be repeated. l Ball Ground News. i lie wanted to buy hvmn books l,,r . hls congregation, and to.d , 1 was by a speculator to take books con- j taming, with the hymns, adver- | tisements. On the first Sunday ! after tltc new books had been dis- Trilntted the congregation found themselves singing: “Hark the hevabl angels sing j 1‘eeeham's pill» are just the thing: Peace on earth and vnerev mild, 1 t'wit for man and one for child. " ALLIANCE LECTURES. The r vec Utive committee ot the I state alliance met in Atlanta Jan. .3th and put a loctnror in th, 101 Henry ‘• aCl ' ^ngrcssional J. r arrow, of distrut. Lumpkin | J county, is the lecturer for this dis- 1 trict, and the appointments are a follows: . D.mer, 1-ebruary ... i ytli. Jefferson, 19th. 1 [.awrenceville, ’’ 21 j 1 Dawsonville, ’ ’ 24th. Cummin" ’’ 25th k,th. ; Al„ Wta. ” : -anion, March 3 lf h Jasper, ’ 4th. Lllijay, ’ ’ 5th. I.lorganton, j Biairsvillc, > f j, t ' - j | I fiawassee, ! O' h. Clayton, Clarkes vide, > 2 1 st t I Cleveland, 25th. Dahlonega, April yth. j The lectures will be to allianee- men only. All of the above ap- p liniments arc made for 11 o’clock a. .m. Jn a culltcst | )ctween t,ie ,,e,,fG^I„ will not talc ( to decide on winch side to take. That they will be with the I nor) t) y c ]rumajority, no .sane Will uoubt lor . 111 it J 1 a moment.— j D.tricn Gazette. Tut: Mo.vkky I’uzzi.k. i Here is the latest puzzle: I sec a monkey up a. tree, ne sees me and gets behind the trunk of f around him . and tree. start to go he keeps going around as 1 do, j keeping thc trunk of the tree be- I tween him and me. I reach thc I place I started from, with the mon j J^oy still osposite me on thc tree ; Have | a ] k0 | 1ccn around the mon- key? z\ Boston woman says: ‘T tried it on my husband. I had him for the monkey, and 1 took a broom and went around him, brushing his clothes. He kept turning und just as I did, and when I j had been clear around 1 ha:! brushed only ' one side of him and one leg of , his . pants. Now, an ^ the professors in Harvard couldn't convince me that I had been 1 around the man, and neither ha ! : the man been around the monkey in the tree.’’ WANTED,—The consent of to, oooSmok- ce's,—to send each, a sample lot of le'l •N'ickElA' (.'igars and a £0 year gold j Watch, by-Express C. O. I). Mb I and allow examination. Havana (’lo.vit Co., Winston, N. C. An tiTCVcmht wag wrote below a pict¬ ure of Gabriel f.lowing his last horn, "(iff ofl a tout.” A CHILD KTfiLED. A A,,oUier <hiW ki,K ' <I 'w t!,u us *' ,,f "l'i 1 j ates given in the form of Soothing syrup. \ Why molll „„ s tlldr ( . hiMu . u wh | deadly poison is surprising when they 1 l ' i,B voliovc tin* child of its peculiar trou- W-> 0 ’»«i«ig-l)r. AkeBs Baby Soother. Lt oomanis no ojunin or morpnme. Sold nicliards a- v 11 red, jasper, sam’l a *. 1 .. Tate & co., Tat«. it. t>. nryant, can¬ ton. The young man who studiously culti- yates one long finger nail, jrarely culti¬ vates much else. You cannot unless accumjilish any work or business you feel well. If you 1 .'b l. us '‘‘.' "I‘ Sarsapaiilia. ored oe.t take leruilgne l)r. ,1. 11. au s you i health, strength 1 viinlit Kiooo.ro n •nr b le !»>• .Tulin R v ( ,VV 'kAi. ir\i r, Wf neU y« uqi.h tb.\tN k f:,.in»5to «. 10 « H.IV lit iod.f •I'.- « W' in)C nl l.e M KE "i | >MV t.ASifA •1*1 S-V l< I’A U I'Jt l LA It'S KRJ o. bll.NbO.N A. (( TOJiiMNli, Jtii.NE •' OiAUl'iWWFYixSr.- Wine i" j W vj / j ,• V ■ j 1. ; A 1 U f *' f ■/• xv- * • -.Mf*I/f . • X ia i et' u if It !»»*»■ #!•«•»* 'W .Mi is t< friends ami « Writbc n: VNiuable tnde fi-r s»:J ibt'.p we are rer h*-. « all.il'>> i«nt rro.it S’-AA ** r<»r;Uiiiti, AlliitdU .V f •», 15,i A I Milttftiy XU'^rvutidu m JSarJy lianna#. All along tho outer margin of toe res- orvation were gronpel tho eatnps of om- igranta;not many of them, but enough “IT. *'1 ‘XT most of the emigrant* nlept in or under their wagons. There wero no women or children in these camps, and tho hardy men had beea so well seasoned by their imt experiences, journeying to this far weet.-ru part of toe territory tlrnt t!u>y (15(1 llot tho exposure of deep- j n g on the ground and under the open skies. Soldiers from tho fort, oil duty and curious to hear tho nows from tho outer world, came lounging around the the private soldier wlieu lie meets a ; U n on an equal footing away from the huupts of men. The boys regariJeJ these uniformed military servants of the government of 1 he United States with great r -speqt, ami oven with some awe. These, they thought themselves, were the men who wero there to fight Indians, to protect the hor- der, and to keep back tho rising tide of wild hostilities that might, if it wero not for them, sweep down upon the feeble territory and even inundate the whole western country.—Noah Brooks in tit. Nicholas. Girl Oueens of Uiirope, During the present century three girl ]n i toro tlu .‘ of 9' 1<v “ ^ «';* fe ,, lau , h The two first had tho mis- fortuned' attaining to ihe regal power while .stall mere children. There has been n wide difference between the liis- c tries of the spoiled daughter of Spain mid the headstrong Portuguese damsel and that of the grand and conscientious maiden of IS who was called upon to reign over Great Britain. By her close affiliations, through her sister, the Duch- ess of Albany, to the English court, Queen Emma will probably protit by the •. sample set by the Duchess of Kent in the education <■£ her daughter.—Cor. Philadelphia Telegraph. An appropriate crow fur a jolly boat— rowers of'laughter. A IIUTV TO Y'OUKSELF. it is surprising tlyit people will use a common, ordinary pill when they can se- cure a valuable English one for the same money. I)r. Aker’s English pills are a positive cure for sick headache and all liver troubles. They are small, sweet, «» sil y t vken and do not gripe, , niclta ids * ‘ '• tani'l A s. i„ rate <£ co., rate. u. i). nryant, canton. !n five minutes a womanV.tn clean up a man’s room in sucli a way that it will take him live weeks to find out where sl,o put the thiu^s. bmi'y' l-Tci.muiHy 1, whjvh usciiit-nN oc«niv lnu-m,_ in tlm “!<’ um-so cuts, vs 2 n'.’.‘ m'‘ iwim-s v.‘.P aidc 011 “ 1 .Vui- ™" "" n * V< ’‘ 1 " im»'.v'y^« *;«•» thv o.ui- Jfc ,s facts that the more sensi- t-iveia .. . the,less vuroi111 lifjseems Hi man is. In 1 , ordinarily, about hurting the feelings of olln r people. fhan Nothing in life is move unfortunate the position of hu>i ami ami wife whcii both 0 alive that they have mar- 1 ieil hem at!i them. Four Trial Numb rs. With great: premium I'lTirs. .'.iCrcVept. of j ID cciils. am! id ivi ssi's of ID ffarrieil j r.adies. Only "> cents a year. Best I nuintiilv tlic w.i’ld. for the price. Ad¬ dress WOMAN’S PORK, ATHENS, GA. IS LIFE WOUT1I LIVING? Not if you go through the world a dys- I peptic. Dr. Aker's Dyspepsia Tablets : are isitive for tho worst form a p cure I of dyspepsia, IndigiAssion, flatulency and J [ constipatioh. Guaranteed and sold by iiichaids A Allred, jasper.' sam'l A- s. i„ •rate A co., rate. ji. n. nryant, canton. A l eal estate man may be very knowing ;lU( ] vc t ] lflvu j 0 ts to learn. CAN’T SI.-lvL!’ NIGHTS s the complaint of thousands suffering from asthma, consumption, coughs, etc. : Did you ever try Dr. Aker's I turned v? , It W tl.. K„, i ;0V.T1 for all lung troultles. Sold, mi a D'^dive guarantee at Me. and .‘Ale. bicli- art Ik A Allred. .!;is]»it. sun 1 A: s. i.. rate co., Tato. ii. i>. nryant, t auktn. “Forward, tlio light brigade!” is al- hiost as fatal to electric lineineii.as it was Balaklava.' in; CAN AND DO < luaranteo Dr. Aker's Blood Elixir, for it has been fully demonstrated to the . poo; le of Liiis country that it is superior to all other preparations for blood disea- ses. If is a positive cure for syLpilitic polisons. ulcers, eruptions and pimples. It purities the whole system and thor¬ oughly* I nikls up the eonstitution. inch- ; rds a Allred, .ir.spcr. sam’l A- w. i.. 1 & < i>.. -rate. it. i>. rrvrmt, canton. d. rlnki t.. \ II w llia| tut ♦* ■•t'i. > b^ye o :«■> >> ***nili' line i Irtovi.l.d x t u nutiilrer. \ r over tfJMMM* m < •ur 9 • fcV uid SlU.i **. 1 .tl fsc r.s: 4 id, Augiiktii) .» ai.ie r or.o t» tS 3 111 u i :T7S*3 • si. • V:. 1 -*. ■ r»:. V ; •. i-ii.rr i j i riaa* : veninitu' Alt 'iealors w :’.c 1. •j»v4:isi:ta, —THE— KENS COUNTY HERALD, rhe'Spieust and Newsiest Pnpofin "r? :v< > 3 S,ti i < i -> 1 .1 ia ia. < ■hock full of Home News. Urns a large circulation in Pickens and^summnding Counties, Subsmbts now and keep posted , on the di lie re lit, topics of the day. IT “OH ONLY $ 1.00 PEE YEAE—STRICTLY IN ADVANCE. ■A O O-- I TIT Herald Is the PEGFLE’S PAPER, sr.cl the working r.'rsrrs Will fad it to be their steadfast friorid in alkases and under ail eircumsif.nces. ’ • r; «\ v|"We will taks in pcymer.t any kind cf FannPrit'rct i.tcrncr.t jricis. Address, THE HERALD, Jasper, 1 (ia. « . •! ,/y> iaoeilsoii S ¥ 3 ? i J Jf u -Successors b >—^ (R01 K.< t'SON & EDWARDS) Have a complete stock of • “ : £ > U V GOODS, IIA t s! S > \V A li E, IOxXEIULS, . . --—j cfc, Ktc,- SPECIALTY ' L R NIT UR L A All our gooes st Lowest Bkiciffi. •* >V”At- tl e T. Simm.Mis old sterc. ■SSSi Count)' Produce lakflkt 1 » < xqlumcc fw (mods. Vv e j) a u'ooi! of * —"Come anJ buy yout— Drugs and Fancy Groeerissiz.. AT THE i I * 7 Y- II ■j C m .. I keep a full line of Family Medicines, Drugs, Faints, Oils, Tei- let Soaps, Window Glass, DiarnoncLDyes, Colognes, Bl'ackirig'f SIioe St0,,e ' eWW Sl,lts ’ -’Uiplmr—In tact evoythinj l,su;l!1 y W m a *FUlgT CLAS8 IfIU (F STORE, * Also a line line of Tobaccos, Cigars, Cheroots and Snuff, Ml ■of which he will sell cheap for cash. ' Y’ '■ • 'IT'l still offer my professional services to tbe people of Jasp if ;vi 1 tlusur- rounding country. (’alls'promptly attended to. Charges reasonable. W. A. Richards, M. 0. I if®® 1 4 - . ■ 4 ( - : •. The wm cut\j; \ mi i am N* Sharp O INSIST f/C j 1 /storekeeper^ //OKI YOURjll Queuing Them vb _ ^nolYOKE, Box 210 ,;^ ■’ FOR YOU. • Mass. 'O
