The Mercury. (Sandersville, Ga.) 1880-1???, July 27, 1880, Image 4
* From the Atlanta Constitution. '.somehowI never did have much
Bill Arp'S Sunday Chut. respect for em, for some of cm
•I don’t think the gnme is worth! win bite an honest man as quick
,the powder and lead, but then if as a thief. 1 like the talk of the
folks like that kind ot amuse-! man who runs the Oglethorpe
ment its.UQpe of my business: I Echo. 1 like him because he cch-
waS in hopes our people would 0 cs niy sentiments* I like him be-
goalong gently and kind and not cau?e he dares to tell the Governor
‘get up a row about the State-jthe shortcomings of his adminis-
housc officers. They are not tration and then dares to rebuke
worth a row. Gentlemen like hj s slanderers. What is the use
-Milt,Caudler cannot afford to get 0 f our people trying to make a
‘into a .tumult of passion about man either a saint or a sinner,
em. When a gentleman gets Why not let a man be a sort ot a
mad and explodes himself in a mor tal if he is a candidate. The
public manner it ,costs him about Echo says that our Governor has
'a hundred dollars worth of inor- nn dc sonic mistakes because he
itification. I like Candler. Ho had too much confidence in men;
4s a good, old-fashioned Presby- that he is a born gentleman him-J
terinn. He is a patriot and al sc if a nd thought that everybody
Christian, but be is as fiery and j c ] sc was , but now lie has had ex
furious when lie gets mad ps a!p cr - eiicc aa d found out better, and
young cyclone. I reckon we will profit by it, and wc owe to the
J1
abusing
FOjinilj VV>ys1k‘T.
Great
si s
Success.
No Machine has over before met
with such universal favor. No other
Machine can do hotter work nor is
more durable, no matter what its
cost may he. It is simple and dura
ble, is within the means of every
family. It is warranted, if pro} rl\
used, to wash clean anything that can
be washed by hand. It will wash
ROAD COMMISSIONERS.
88th Hist. W E Martin, Dr. J
S Wood, Joseph Jackson.
80th Dist, Dr G L Mason, J J
Hunt. Abraham Wood.
90th Dist. JasH Palmer, It 0
A Hodges, M L Jackson.
01st district, SHE MasSey,
It G Lindsey, J ti Hartley.
12d district, Dr C W Salter, J
W Welch, W P Smith.
Odd district, D G Watkins, J
F Tanner, M A Joiner.
94th district, O H P Beall, J
B Newsom. N J Jordan.
05th district. W II Harrison,
the thirst lace or largest quilt. It G N Prince, Ellis Johnson
To Him That Enjoys Good
Heading.
Greeting and Congenial Salutation)
from The. Detroit Free Press.
can bo put in and taken out of an
ordinary tub in an instant. It will
save one-half the time required to do
the ordinary family washing by hand,
besides saving the clothes and much
hard labor. M N. Loykll A Co.,
C. C. Scarborough, Eiie, Fa.
Sandorsvillo, Agent,
june 15,—1H80.
whispering small slanders a-
gainet the nabors. If Candler
lias got anything against a man
he tells him of it boldly to his
face, and if it makes him mad
he don’t care. He had just as
Jea^<? ,ina ( ul the grace into him as
to put in any other way. But I
do think he is attaching most
too much importance to the oc
casion. He is expending too
much force for a skirmish.
( Of all people I think the Pres
byterians ought to lie calm and
serene in the present juncture of
our political affairs. Hancock
l^sati Episcopalian, and Colquitt
a Methodist, and Jop Brown it
Baptist, and it looks like we
Presbyterians aint to have no
hand at all in running the State
or tjie nation, but then if it was
predestinated that way from the
foundataqn of'the world neither
me nor Candle/ cant help it. It
is all well enough to be concern
ed about saving the State and na
tion too, but its a bigger thing
d such men; we need em a** nobility of his nature, and his un-
to that class who go anom q Ucs t; 0 ncc( patriotism to vinuieaie
folks on the sly and jq,, character and give him anoth
er term.
But if we can’t harmonize lets
keep in a good humor about it
Those independents say they are
going to run a man, and some
body is going to get mild,'and the
boys are going to take sides and
raise u muss, and hurt feelings
just like it was two years ago,ami
after its all over they will begin
to think what fools they were.
They say that if Colquitt is nom
inated they arc going to run Dr.
Felton or Dr. Miller. All three
of em are Methodist preachers—
that is*to say they arc not exactly
in line of battle lighting with the
churgh militant, but they arc on
the staff and authorized to fih'gt it
they want to—though they dont
seem to want to very bad. It
ithcr of cm runs against Govern
or Colquitt I am going to see that
race, for 1 tell you the fur will fly
then shore. I dent want the race
to come, hut if it does conic 1 am
bound to sec it. I have loved fun
jever since L was little boy when I
Notice to Trespassers.
All persons are hereby forbid
den under nenalty of lhe law.
from hunting anujislnng or tres
passing in any manner on Mrs.
pusan I. Glen’s lands or on the
land known as the Pate lands.
(). B. GLENN, Ag’t.
M. NEWMAN. Ag't
for Piitu Brothers,
may 18—2m
NOTICE TO TRESPASSERS.
Sanm i.snii.i.k, Ua., Jan. 20th, 1880.
All persons are hereby forbidden
under penalty of the law, from hunt
ing amt fishing or trespassing in
any manner on the lands of the an
lersigaed:
II. N. HOLLIFIELD,
* W. II. PARSONS,
\YM. BAWL!NOS,
WM. MARTIN,
am-3,1880—Cm
The
SEWING MACHINE, only $28
THE LA TEST OUT, 11777/ ALL
A TT. IG HMD STS, STYLE LIKE
Cl'T. FOIl SALE IIY
90th dist 1 ict, John
.1 J Brown, J \V Hariison.
07th district, E W Rawlings,
J R N YValden, \ym Martin.
98th district, A L Cullen W A
Smith, W D Rains.
99;h district, J A Ray, L A
Gladden; A. L. Gridin.
lOOdtli district, J D Boone, B
‘ I Hooks. James Simpson,
i I8(ith district Thos II Jordan,
Will Murphy, GordonSmith.
i «.e,..i .1: u v’ U ,.(,}• T J?
Dicks, J E Page. ,
Ulolli district, J F Sheppajcl,
IW G Robson, G W Webster.
NA M ES OF JUTICES OF THE
PEACE aND THEIR DIS
TRICTS.
88th District, — Jackson.
89tli district, Wilson shealev,
OOtli district, :
91st district, Win Davis.
92d district, w P smith,
98d district. R T Pounds,
94th district, J 1 Davis,
95th (listric t, w L Blown,
96th district, W C Duggan,
97ili, District— E. A. Sullivan,
97th district, R M Brown,
98th district, Geo ET’ranklin,
99th dist)ict, A J veal,
iOOdth district, A II Hawick,
Utith district, James Barron,
i258 1 district, \V M Euglisli,
Ui5th district, S F Blount
Local School Ho rds.
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Yyca' Press mid “The
THE NEW
STORE!
Jib's. S. Fannie Jernigan
Has opened a .Votu/ii Store next
JERJYIG,1J\*’ S JE JFELR F
The Weekly
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THE DETROIT FREE PRESS,
Detroit, Midi.
PtfDVe Club with this Paper. .^Fl
Boot and Shoe
SHE WILL-KEEP ON HAND ALL THE TIME
ZEPHYR, HOSIERY, NEEDLES. ZEPHYR NEEDLES, TOWliLS
u'lA/Jiiau, JI V 1 J. 0,1 > •, . /r I VT/-4 fJ
ZEPHYR WORK, DOLLS. TOYS. MARBLES. HALLS, FINE CVff.
MON’DANDY, SLATES, PENCIL, PENS, HAMRCRG EDGING, ,?c.
Fans, and Gloves.
yOMH and SEE HOW CHEAP I WILL SELL.
A. ,J.,Jcmigan
G. A. REINHART respect
fully informs tin* citizens ol,
Washington and adjoining coun-j
ties, that lie lias opened a' Bool
and Shoe shop in Sandersville,
next door to Pringle & Orr’sJ
;oi e on I layiK' s street, where In 1
respectfully solicits the patron
age of the ladies and gentlemen.
All work done in the best styh
and of^he besj. material.
July 0-tf
to^aye ourselves if we awl - llBCl ] to vide fimtastics, 'ami I like
call on all the help we can get.L I W unt to sco these candid-
,The ^countryJias to be saved ton ^ } thcm9o]vCB ivn(1 dance
often anyhow. Theres sovora tho B)ack wilh tll0 1)0 lo in
—.1. - 1-*«%•• n if U/JVOI’U I
.• • .. rT% . , • 11 tllGil UllMUO tv/*, * »
.times since the war. That is all
right. If a man did all he could
to lose it at one time he ought in '
reason to save it at another if In
can. It keeps the books bal
anced. I was greatly in hopes
that the general jubilee over
General Hancock and the glori
ous prospect of a Democratic
victory before us won pi unite
our people in a love feast ol
the people. I havent been to a
irons or a monkey show in live
years, and a man must have some
sort of entertainment now and
then or he will get old before his
time. 1 saw Mr. Qpcer yesterday
for tno first- time, and 1 think I
like him pretty well. Tho fact is
he is a likely man, and 1 reckon
will keep the money all safe and
, ... I not take any more ot it than is us-
good will and unselfish patriot-! , , “
,. _ I mil ami customary. II
ism and wipe out all discord
among the brethren at home. I
panted to .embrace everybody,
men, women and i-hildien, and
marry all the widows, and I was
feeling affectionate towards Dr.
Jfelton and his family and doing
my best to forgive Willingham:!
but it looks like there is n<
peace for the wicked and not)
hinch for anybody else. It id
just like it used to be, Tr ckon.j
for in Job’s day when the sonsl 1
of God came together Satan 1
came along too, and the devil-'
ment begun. I thought our peo
ple would all feel eo good and
generous they would be giving
away their coats and their cloak
and Governor Colquitt and Har
deman and Gartivll and Lester
would be tiying to shove out
another ip the Governor’s chair
and have their feelings hurt be-
! cause nary o^e _ would take it
from the others. I thought all
the members of Congress would (ding him.
resigu to make room for some ol| tim ° 8 lllsfc
fheir fellow-eitizpns—that is ex
cept the eighth. I did not ex-
S ANDFiRSV! IJ JC, GA.
If you want a laugh which is
sscntial to health, suhscribo fdi
Detroit Free Press at once.
tli
lnu go 1
to Rome to salute the army that is
to camp over there—the Hancock
army that is organizing to hel)
the General take his seat—when
lie is elected—Ua; grand union
army that is organizing all over
the country to fight the enemies
of our brotherhood and tear down
the bloody shirt from their flag-
staffs.
I think Judge Pnderwood is
running pretty well in this sect
ion—They took the vote on all the
candidates at Paulding court tin
other day while jh . judge was
gone to dinner. There was 49
of the soverigns in the court house
and when the chairman fold on;
all to stand up who were'for Un
derwood, 48 of them stood up
with alacrity. The other man was
old Buck Wilkins, who rose for
ward very slowly and said;
‘Mr. Chairman, I shall veto for
Underwood, hut 1 want to explain
my vote, foF everybody know
(!E()RG 1.1 — Washington County.
M liiTuns, a ]>el it ion sigucil liy n Inrgi
nnaih'-r of eilizmi.- i 1 iliis vicinity lias
lieuii tiled in my ollii-c |»rnyiiig the nti-
oliiinn of the mint leudjiig fm)n 'I'm-n-
|nke Bridge l<> I’ringle B idgensn pnli-
Iit? mini. Also, liie mud lending from
Tidniniaelo Clnireh to Tnylops Ford,
unit pruj ing llnit said rondij sluaild lie
kept open only ns private wavs.
Those are therefore to ejie and li)
monish all coueenieil to shpw yaose if
any they have on or tiefire die lirsl
Monday in July nexl why said muds
sliiinld not lie abolished as puldie muds
and established n s private ways
Given nailer my hand al otliee in
Sandersville, this Mav f), 1880.
(’. C BROWN, t/i-d'y.
jnne 3, 1880—It
Being often asked the tintni-s of tin
school Trustees of the several Dis
tricts wo publish them to day, for tbi
information of all concerned.
88ih Dist. Dr. Tally Gruybill, Jas.
F. No'.hitigtou. Mizell G. Wood, 8r.
S'dtli Dist. Z. Peacock, Green B.
[Iarrisou, Thos- Smith.
'.Kith Dist. .T..s, W. .Sessions, V. S.
Joyner, W. >1. Bush.
ills!. J).st. Luwr.cn Kelly, Alexan
der Bridge's, Win, Sinqutliuld.
t)2d Dist. John T. Gross, \\.
Taylor, Win. Waller.
iKird Dist. A A. Morrison, I.
Adams.S. Kittreil.
■•> f-t- «' . ' m r n i?
Dmhey, A. Herman.
95m Dist. W. L. Brown, Thos. G.
Wicker, R V. B. May.
9Gth P.st. Z. Culver, J. C. Dug
gan, J. IV. Harrison.
.Sandersvide, 0. It. L’lingle, S. B.
Jones, G. G. Browi .
' D7i.ii Dist. J. T. YouLgblood, E.
| W. Rawlings, Win. W ebster, Sr.
! 98th Dist. Dr. A. Boaeli, Nliles
Gox, Thomas Franklin.
99th D’st. Wm. Hull, John T.
Veal, John Taylor.
lOUth Dist. A. H. Trav.iek, Bci.
jGladiliii, G. W. Bateman.
'UOth Dist. B. 0. Harris, I. Blount,
John Davis.
125!ir<l Dist. J. J. Hyman, J. J.
| Thigpen, E. B 'Smith.
! litto-.h Dist. it. I’. Bynum, G. W
jRoughton, It. A. Prom r.
youR
S P I-; CTACL JE
FROM
iJKmmX
On hand and for Sa’e SPEG If.A
CLES, NOSE CLASSES, 1
J T Tapper
Blacksmith, Machinist and
WOODWORKER, *
Wishes inform the public lhat he is still on hand doing noth
ing buf firsjl class work in .die above branches of mechanism.
Also ggent for
Liddell's Patent Portable
Engines, Saw Jtltlls, Corn and
if*foe at- Jilills
And MACHINERY for Plantation, Custom or Merchant Mills,
Call and see me on north end of Harris si reef.
Sandersville^ Ca. anr 20-tl
C O TO
Golden
iPdrk Inti-:ri-;sting & Instuctive
j Tin* vicious literature of the day Is riming (lit*
children of our country. As tliore Is no legal
means of chocking tin* How of this ijoisonogp l'o o
tuin, evory 1 • !l
j Parent, Educator and Guardian
llsootni) lied to ask him olf the quostion, “Whut
'is lh« nest nicaiiH of chocking the evil?”
Tim best antidote for bad reading is good reading
CHID REN WILL READ
Ajortlie duty of those having them In charge is .to
acres, tor the purpose of division und them with Wholesome, entertaining and
* 1 IjustiTiGtiYe reading, such as will be given in every
GEORGIA—AVa slijiiglon county.
Whereas, Wm. G. Bmnlers, gnar-
ilian, of .Ji-sse (.' Sumlers, minor, has
applied for leave to ,-ell a house anil
lot in the city of Sanders.il!e, said
countv, containing one and one-nflh
reiuvestment.
Th
nrc llierf fore In cite
jul-
mimbur of -•Ci(|U)i:N Imv.-
“G O L D E N
DAY S”
flout like him a' durn bit—con-
lle fined me three
court and twice this
court areddy and I shall vote for
him to get rid of him, eon-ding
him.’ The judge says that it is
monisli all l onceriicd, to show cause, il luiKiriBtiimiii rbiuuiomi. it win dciiiiiit it.
any tliey Jiavc, within the lime pr<
scriboil Jiy law, w)iy said leave, slum!
not l;c granted.
Given nndor iny hand and official
signature tune 3, 18S0. 1 !
G G. BROWN, Only. ;
june 5—30d
. young friends with sketches of adventure, InchlMitH
of travel, won lers of knowledge, humorous articles
i tizzies,un i everything that boys and g rls like.
H will not teach children to* become runaways,
thieves, highwaymen, burglars, ami outlaws.
motive is alto
gether immaterial, and he will en
deavor to keep Buck in the same
mind by fining him again. There
is a good many fellers about llonn.
who say they cant be worsted and
will vote for the judge on the
same idea.
Tell all the boys down your
kee]
to an-
pect it from the eighth, for it all right; that if a man yotes for
looks like the harness is sowed him the reason or
on that horse and the buckles
throwd away. I was feeling so
Pfoud of Gen. Hancock, because
he ha dent figured and triggered
for the office, but was called
from liis seclusion to take charge
of the Government, and I was in
hbpe that our great and good
men would stay at home and
not go prancing over the State
begging the people for an office.
But its all right I reckon, and
if it aint I cant help it. Any of
em will make a Governor good
enough forjno, and if they allow
a few little irregularities, there’s
plenty of watch dogs a lying ,
around to catch em at it. Watch f
dogs are a ireful institution, but!
way to keep the peace' and
their temper and dont be
xious about saving the State—we
have got plenty of men who can
save it when it is really necessary
They make a business of it and we
ought not to infero with em.
What we want up this way is
somebody to save the district—
Dick Harris is doing his level
best hut lie needs Help and co
operation—one man can dt> it
S|ulone, I’m ufeerd.
Yours,
Biu, Anr.
riit llrst number of
“GOLDEN DAYS’’
Contiilim tlir lii-ginnlug cf t,vo Bpluiidid Htorieh.
I lii' first is by
HARRY CASTLEMON.
G EORGIA---Washington County.
Whereas, M. A. Wood applies for
letters of ml: iiii.-tnitiou on the estate
of Anderson Wood, late of said coun
ty, deceased.
These are therefore to file and ad
monish all and singular die kindred and
creditors ol said deceased, to he and
appear at my office within the time pre
scribed by law and show cause if any
they have, why said letters should not
he granted.
(iiveu under my hand and official
signature, at Sandersville, Cm., this|oi
June 8th, 1880.
C. C. BROWN, Only,
june 15—3t)d
Aqd is rulli.hI, “Two Ways of Becoming ti ITuyitor : %>
and the other is by KhwAltf) S. K1 f.i:, nmllsentU
tied, “Finn, Snow And wAtku ; ot{. Like In the
Lorn: Land."
“G OLDEN D A Y S”
will be ciirefiilly edited, uml will do its utmost at
assist all who have the interests of our youth to
heart ; wo invito nil to examine ouch number with
unspairiiig criticism. Number One is Inmitdied
grututtously toull. For salo’by all News Agents.
Price Six Cents.
JAMES EJ.YEHSO.V, Publisher.
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Sandersville, this juno 8d, 1880.
C. G. BROWN, Ord.
June °>i 1880—3m
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No risk. U« uder, if you want a business at
which persons of either sex cau pmkegjent
pay nil the time tliey work, write* for par
ticulars to 11. HALLEtT Sc Co.. Portland,
Maine. july 13, 1880—ly
Subscribe Tor the MERCURY,
ONLY $4,50, per Annum,
Published by
JER NIG A N if- SC A It BORO TGH.
which it may he''generally rend, will, upon apj lim-
tion,be supplied with-ainigeut’soutrtrfrei* of charge.
For speciiliehcopies, circulars, etc., address
w. N. HALhEJlAN,
President CourieriJournul co.,
Louisville, Ky.
MACHINE
MEEU3.HS OIL
& Shuttles,
For all kinds of Machjnr.s, for
sale. I will also order putts of
Machines, that gets broke, und
new pieces are wanted.
A. j.Ternigan.
NEXT DOOR TO ADAM'S LIVERY STABLE
l am pjep^icd fo do nil kinds of
ejmrrimge
Blacksmith & Hw
WORM
AT REASONABLE PRICES. ALSO DEALER IN
GASKLTS,
Aprij, ioth 18S0 ff
At Prices to suit the TimcJ
Sandersvile DRUG STORE
Ih k-. »Af «Ii s
—-KEEpS ON If AND /\LL THE TIME
Fresh Drugs, Medicines,
Chemicals, Sfc., fyc*
■ ——A LSO FINE — '
Cigars, Tobaccos, Lamps and
Fixtures, Perfumery,
TOILET AND WASHING SOAPS, AND EVERYTHING1 jj
THE DRUG LINE, jgr* PRESCRIPTIONS FILLED Al Km
HOURS,