The Mercury. (Sandersville, Ga.) 1880-1???, October 14, 1884, Image 2

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Newspaper Page TextOPry T' ; Twtvn /-iutt* y t'.ishhlgtni: A. J. JkltMUAN, F.urroit. Fubmshf.u and pKorinmon, HtXiiKItSVIbhK,. . HKOKUlA vhkshaY. <>ri<it :n u. is si. I'or President. Ilni.S. <;K<»VKt{< l.l'Vi:i.AM>. For Vico President. Ilnn.Tllcms l. irr.\l)IM< ItS For Fonsro.SK oC the Hon, (VI OHGK T. 101 h, Gist. IIAIIMvS Tl;r V;:Tio«:»! r’:irirj>,''.i:r!t Vnv.il. > , win(j imnlv n (■enl ■ < m mi r i 1 nu in | i.rury, I lie August i Cliron- c'c. !tnfPfi)mim;iid'1u stigg.ssiiun* t»-om rc.d.rs : Kv. ry Domocnl in Genririn is onrncu'lv r. quosl.il tn contribute tn tho fund for I lie National e1nip.iii»n. There i- imim-iliiti ■mil prra-liiff tie.d fur mnney for the l.gis- iinute ext ernes nf I In- niivio. Whatever is tn he civet) slum Id lie given |irnm|it!v Nn eiinlri'mtinn, Innvevor small will lie de- idilied. If every Denmerat enntrlhiucs lib niit '. tlio State ef ( lenrg'n will raise a re* -'in etnlile fund fur Cleveland and reform. ns siilist.m ial aid will lie given f hnne-t government, which |i|iimss and inns- tin- Nor III. NOtiCG F " r Adniinfmnition Dismission. Mq.lietCinn will Im n ado to the nix f session ; Oil BINARY'S OFFICE, Ily tl>ta m t«* t!ie ran*c i* po ossOlitial to tlic 1 perity of the South nn well I ? or Solirilor (■nin;il of the .Hid- dtr <«r»rKin CiiTuit. linn. ON('Alt il. KOM.ItS. • I tin* L'^isintnr^ for the pttdsng» ot the to! owing imtncd bilt^: A Bill to bo orititled in 1 et to niuend m Act entitled "nn Act, t- il*er wnd Amend the several nets inoorpor - inn the town ot S tnoersville. to confer ipon Hui.l town of Handeraville a municipal ^vemment, with nil the rights and privile- .’PS UKiially on joyed l»y cititH in (teurgia ns re lien in kfI forth," so ns to hold municipal •dejtioUH every two yeam Instead ot annual ly an l to Hoparnte thu otticea ol Clerk and irouwlirer, and lor other purpoKea A Bill to be entitled \n Aol to authorize the Major aud Council to lls|"ise ol a certain Ruin ol innnejr collected trmn the .Siodersvilla A Tunutllu U lloa.l, itid for other purposes, oct •■), lb: I. Notice to Kvectlllve Committee. The Democratic Kxecntivc Committee of Washington County w ill please meet tit the Coiift llimsc In Kundcrsvillc on Satur d ay the lStlt inst.. for the purpose of taking into consideration llu iptcstioti of ordering n primary election fore tinly office n\ There is other hiisiness for the committee mud a full attendance is desired. OSCAIt II KOGKKS, Chairman. The Ilrunsw ivk artesian woll is a success, n good stream of water rpouls out. nre heiehv nnlliorizeil nittliorized to snliell “iilweriotii ns for the National DemneruMe Committee in the State of Gcnrpi.i, ni d yon ire authorized to aopoint other friends who take mi interest in the cause to assist you tnv appointments von m ike will he rat ified. ‘ A. I’. (iOHMAN. In arenrdniice with the foregoing effln- mittees are appointed for the res|iertive tli.- ’riets mill idties named. The IfNliic** Com mutes are authorized to make appointments for the tow ns mi I enmities in their di-trirts- In the tenth district. E. 1\ I.awson, Wm. II. Darsoes. The Dcmoentic t>ress of the Slate is re quested to publish this nntire mid icceive ' . " * * *" , , I sill for the r.ilise. Conti ilmlions ran Is li.ll, the Dublin fcrrymitn, says that the , , d irr( .,| v Pvti.u k vVaijui. river is low. r limn it has been in 2‘.years, | Augusta, ‘In., Oetnlwr 4. 1884, Some oranges are already going into mar- | The weather from the mid lie of Septcm* ket ill South Kloridn, hut they are most too | her, to the Kltli. of Octoh r, has Ins ii the green to bring airy price. A posset* of men |«ix«il through the city on Siiiidny evening last, looking for a mail by llie name of t lieelcs, who they sav killed a man named Odum in Montgomery Co. The true calf e of so many divorces i- the fact that mint men choose a wife as a child does a doll- no mailer if her head i« filled With Handlist, “Turn the rascnls nut!’’ Alan see to it that other anil worse rnscnls do not oft in to take the plnees of llu old rnscnls. A no. New s. The outlook for the orange crop of I’utnimi county wi.» never better than at picamt ’J lie trees arj will Ini led with fruit, whivli is of good size and line Haver. ttehthm is nllid to the f.ilhnvine from lion. A. 1'. Herman, Chairman of the nil- entiiiiiilt.e, Inn itig immediate control of the rampaign: Nt:w Yduk, September ,'l, 1884 Ifon. I'attivk \\ a'sli, Augusta, (in.—You j ot Hnndetsvll e to levy a' tax lor pnrpeaes “ astnbllsliltjg pnbllo sobnola" Ac , Approved 4ept 8th. 1881, bv authorizing tha Major ■Oil Council to r.'iuvest certain fnnda. col. tteted trom the Si.hilt-rsvillii A Tennille It. it \ Hill to be entitled: An Act to prnri.1. 'OiiipeDaatinii lor all managers of and clerks ■t gemral and special elections bold in A ushiiigtou oono'y. GEOUGIA—Washington Oonntj j Whereas MrR. Mnnirn M. Oilrarrn, Admin, islrntrix of the estate of T. J Gilmore. Inti 1 d said etjif ty, deegsoed, sppliea to me foi letteia nl dismission trom ssid i.'liiiii, ixlrs- tiou. and I will pass upon h“r application ot the first Monday ill Noveuibir, I 81, at tnj olfioe iti SaudersvHte. Given under my hand officially this 21st day of July, 1884. M. NEWMAN, Ord'v. 7-.1t—2 tn 1 GEOUGIA—Washington County Whereaa Mrs. Emily 0. Miller, Executrix • d the will of Chath-s F. Miller, latent asu- von n (v . decenaed, has in due form e|>plied ti me Inr letters ol dismission Iron, the ndiuin latralion of the estate ot said th-censed Tl.cs i nre therefore to cite and admonish ■II concerned to bo and appear at the Court •f Ordinaiy to be held in and lor said conn- TO A Bill to be entitled: An Act to amend “an , vet to authorize the corporation of the cilj I 0,1 Ih*' H r 4 Monday iu November uext.and m ol I ‘how cause if any they have, w hy said let- tera of dismission should not be granted to tbe petitioner. -. . Given under my hnnd and official atgna I tire at Banderavtlle, this Itnh day of Jutv 1884 1 M. NEWMAN, Ordinary. i 31-1m Imt- st ami dr vest, that our oldest inhabitants lias ever ex pi rietieed. Flection <il' Tenrltrrs. An eleotinii for I’rineipal Teacher of the colored (pnhllrl st linnl of Snmlersville w .11 lie held oil Mnndav evening. November 1. by the Cite Hoard of Edreatiiin. Candi- datts for the po*i h.n will file their applica tions with the l’risidmt or So irularv prim to lli.P time. G. W. II. Ml UTAH Eli. President. IIllltATIo N. Illil I IKII.lt, See’lV, Ii- ( ity llo.ird of Ktloeallnn. A FEW HINTS TOR THE DSC or Tam- lee llu ii then by ai. The New York Herald says, if many could give to lihiine just tv, vole she i. really able to give eve Cleveland would etrry this .State overwhelming majority. Torn in-in nre niul Itcligiim. Inteniperaiice and religious views can no more go to gether, than oil and water t in. he mixed. Religion without Utnpcr.iiiec is not much ot a n ligioti. It is hoped that the tippettl for cnmptiion funds will he met by Dem- icr. 'a iu the most liberal spirit, l.et I'.u i Detiiucnu contributi: some thing, however Htnitll, T he trade issue oft lie Atlanta Con stitution was a liiglhing, and shows ^ that the Proprietors of that .loiirtml are enterprising men that will always ) e p up with Hie times. 1 lie I.veiling New* wuuhl ejtll the iitten- 1 lion of the hoys ill the country In the fuel j that a hug ■ majority of the most siieeessfu: ! mitt in tlie Chiied States w ere reared tu j f.irtm The farm is a bigger thing that, most people imagine. Th- ('hrohicle and ('onsliltitional I ist eomeoiil on Wednesday last, with j one of the prettiest and neatest trade | issues that lias ever been rotten up j iu the Houtltean, or Northern slates Prohibiting iIn sileof i>u,.xicatirg liq- | tiers ill .leliiiMin e.unitv has proved a greai Itlesrtjng to llu- people in decreasing drunk- ! fiiiiuhh and diiijiniKljingcrii.i", I*r«*liil»iI ion 1 if properly eonshh red, is ono of the leglies ! evirlenees of an advanced ci\iiizatiou, ami j our people are thoroughly awake to tin! neco-silv for perp< nulling tins goal ami j W liojtauliiu hnv.—Wriglitsville Recorder. ri ns Dose.— 7b more the 6o»r- elt grntly, 2 to 4 Pillt: tltoroiifihly, 4 to C J*ille. Experience irill decide the proper dote in each cate. I'or ConMlpntIon, or ContiT^nrM, no remedy ii co rlfectlTo as Avrit’a PiLi.a* They insuro regular (tally notion, ami ro« Itoro tbe bowels to a healthy condition. For ImllROMtlon, or I>yA|iepsla f At tit's Pills are invaluable, and n sure cure. Ilenrt*btirn y Loss of Appetite, Foul Monifu-h, Flatulency, Dirtiness, Head ache, Numbness, Nausea, are all relieved am) cured by Aykh's Pi llu. Iu Liver Complaint, Dillons Disorders, nnd’Jaundice, A yen's Pills should ha given in doses targe enough to excite the liver and bowels, and remove constipation. As a cleansing inedieino iu the Spring, these Tills uro unequillcd. Worms, caused by a morbid condition of tho bowels, aro expelled by theto PILLS. Eruptions, Skin Diseases, and Piles, tho result of Indigestion or Constipation, ais cured by tho use of AY Pit's Pills. For Colds, take Arm's Pills to open tho pores, roinovo inflamuiatory secietions, and allay the fever. For Diarrhoea and Dysentery, caused by sudden colds, indigestible food, etc., A YKH'f Pills aro tho truo remedy. Rheumatism, Ciout, Neuralgia, and Sedation,often result from digestive derange ment, or colds, and disappear on removing the canso by the uso of AYm'fl Pills. Tumors, Dropsy, Kidney Complaints, And other disorders enused by debility or obstruction, nro cured by Avr.n’s Pills. HupprcMsIon, and ralnful Menstrua tion, buro u safe and ready remedy In AYER’S PILLS. Full directions, In various langooges, so- ccmpauy each package. pnrrARr.n hy Or. J.C.AyeriCo.,Lowell, Mail. Sold by All Druggists. OltlTIAKl. From the laitadt^a Monuiaio Home Mrn. M/ry H. MiIoh, the wife ol Col. J. E \lilen of thin oily, who depurt«-d this life at- ura elekueHH ot only n tew bourn ut tht-i« oouic n the uight ol the 15.Ii S pttm'o*, ISM. suit the daughter of th.* late Hon. Hien- »rd Wattheu of Whshington county, tia.. »ud waa mairied to Col. All leathe *»6tb ol look, 18H3; and in the family Cemetery at he old »arthen home she whh buried on Aednesday evtn'ng 17tl», the luueral a.rvi- es occurring in the hou^e in which ahe wao iMiru, it in i.l a large gutbiring of relatives »i*d trien Ih of lier early da>M Alrn Miles |»r»ng tioni a lamily whoa** uiatory iu that • -gi»u runa parallel with tbe history ol old uahingion county, nmnemua, intelligeDi, aith.Y. aud itlwaya highly pspeuted. oh- Uad reside ! in lalhidegu DO ti |y a* VeU years iUd waa nuivi iaally tateerntd by those who k ew her lor her many I xu# llenci* M UH a la dy, and f »r her retiued and genuine wirth ■ u all the r* liuiouH ol life. Educated in ami gradual* d from the ••.Southern Ftuimle Coi- oge ’ of i^atirange, Ga., and oatuially ens lowed with Clear intellectual perception, whh purity and goodness ol heart, and Uhl » dill I ol God by t ilth IU Christ JrHils, sh< •*us a person who could not luil to noetv« h«? atl Cl ri of any cirrde with whom she as- "Ciaied. Y d she Was timid, shiinking, and 4* niie, h • lunch so that her real woitn was nh\ known only to her intimate friends ••lie beouUie a Ulemb r of tbe cblirch HlIiC» die c mu lo our community, uniting with tbe .f.tpiisi cbmuh here several yeaia ago, and wnb tditbtulnu-H nod uuilormity, with meek (less and ohe« rluluess, ahe constantly adorn d bi r Cbrihtiiiu prolessiuL; regular at tli vi(kly prayer meeliu^, i-golur in the La • i* s' oouial Cnitin ot her chmuo, and «qn.di) o in bur attendance ou the ministration «»i he pulpit to the last -witb her husband sin a as in her ptw bo b morning aud »■ v. uingon Nibtiulb Ik lore site died Monday nig'.l; and he was that t> pe ol lb* Christian who eh j ys the public w< rsbip ot God. Tbe text .t her .liner.il was, ' t he ornament of a met k uni *pi t s.-irit, wldou u tu tbe sight o! G al ol great price; f >r alt. r this mauner the i»ly women ol old time who trusted iu God domed themselves " And It would not la •*»"y lu bud a t/brintirto woman whose spii- t and mauner ot tile more truly illustrati Hal passage A loss to society, a loss lo lu*» church, a loss to her telaiiotis, more than all • nd protonndly so her death brings a crush- • rig loss to her devoted tiUhbalid, w o needs .nd deseiven the consiant h\nipathi's an . praw rs ol all b* r Irteuds No wile could »v»i more in the interest ol or more unubi- tmgly watchlul lor the welfare <•! her hus- b iud and lor the elegance and comfort ol her .(hum - a home which w ith her presence au.l culture and pleasing Hpuit w as always invi- ting, attractive aud pleasant. Hut alas, with out her how dreary the home and how lone ly the hour-! May God bh hh and guide and a»ve him who was tho constant concern ol tier hcaiL ilEit Pastou F .i Let ni ho i Administration. <> HI) IN Alt Y’S OFFICE, GEOUGIA—WiiHhiugtMU Count) W. A. MuGatty liaa in (liiufottu »|q |i e ,( t„ ilia utiilerHiKiieil tor pi-riiiatient leltera ol ail- niitiihtraliuii with tha will amuX'il outlie watMtu ol Olirl.tiqilicir C O'lteilly late ot hum ootiuiy, ileoeaevii, auil 1 will pass tipou aaiil qipliuatiou ou lUeUrat Mouilay iu Novtuib.r. f88l. Given nncl.r my liuml officially tliia Bill lay of October, 1884 iU-'J-lt. For Leave to sell lauj. GEORGIA—Wnsbiu^toD County. ORDINARY’S OFFICE, J-J.V. Wallet nod J. II. Sumner, Admluis- Ir lora of Win. M. Park r d caaned, have Iu me form applivd lor leave lo sell the land* ■t the e-tate of said deceased, consisting ol l e borne tract containing OBOaori ■ adjoin up tie Glenn lands, Semi ins, R.Smith, Bullard Edwards and Mrs Patk.r, and the M yt tract containing B10 acres adjoining lands ot estate C I). Inman, Moye, Hooter aud Wil- *on, and sai I apphnation will be beard on the first Monday iu Noveml ar next. Given tinder my h.<n I and official signa ture this Gib day of October, 1881. ,0 9 4t M. NEWJJaN, Ord'y. For the Best CODE AMD §EE THE MANY BARGAINS THAT AWAIT YOU AT THE OLD RELIABLE M. Newman & Son’s We have no low price list to show for inferior goods, but do promise to show JIOJTEST GOODS at such figures that will as tonish all. The Grand Success of the Season, riood and vur THE FIELDS i&EWrlT: WITH COTTON. AID HUES DEALT OVER. A glorious hart cat Ih ut Intnd, ttud tiros- Mirily will soon prevail. Thousands m amllit-s who have born wanting Planus tad Organs Tor inunv long years will IIU V I HIS YKAH. Antlelpaling the demand ire have Opening of our surpi I)IIY GOODS AN of onr aarprisittgly low priood and vory oomploto nrw ntock. NO TIONS, FANCY GOODS, ETC. rowamcKMUAm: 1 till laid in ull iiniiinisp slock ol -LI’KIUI IN NT III!.HF NTS FROM I KN l,FA|IIM< HAKFKN, whirl, .vti shall offer Oil our iiniiuI easy liislnl mcnl Trims- T» hitoiiio l»lc lho.se wit > wKli (o liny ifw .nd li«ld their tut tun unlit ln|cr. we make (Ills SPEaiL OFFER TO PIANO IRQ ORGAN BUYERS mm, rami m mil Durtnflthr month* nf Septem ber unit October, 1884, ifr trill ti ll 1'ianon and Oiyani at our Lou(«t Hoot Jluttum I'ricrs, requiring only 1 #15 CASH DOWN ON A PIANO f I0( ASII HOW NON ANOROAN: .1 nd allowing thrrr mouth* time, on tht: balance, ttilhuu In>civ»t or udeanre of price. There I phoid fev iflSTETTERV f|^ CtLE3RAU0^ l l^|i ]'rot net ion. No wicli protective ugtiiiHl chill.- and • ver nud o her di^eii'CH of u nit). Inriul ivpo exinti » n JloNtetter’s . Htomr.di Bittern It relii vea eom-ti- pHtion, liver din* oitlerH, rheiima* finm, kidney and hladd* r ailment* w i t Ii certainty und pronijititnde. A » hanger an grat- itying a* it is com plot** soon takes place in the appearance, a* well ax the Hennation, ut (he wan an I h iggard invalid who iihch this Htnndard prompter of health and strength. i*\ir sale by all Drng- uixtsand Dealer* gcnerully. fob STOMACH^G* i been nteriiblcut il Kidderininislcr iietween oUOnnd 700 allaets In liecn reported, the majority young persons, among whom the principal morality has ..reared, hut many adlibs* are «!so victims of the o'llhro ik. The fever is due to the source of the water supply being from n>cll in the middle of the sewage pumping woi l.a. FIIAVFYC FOIt I* ICG III It IT I (t\. A Firctllui'to Ih.- E’.'opl.'ol tli«> laiiicd Stairs to Im le st toil To-Day. C'jilCA/i >, October 7.—The f. Rowing will lie isxued to-morrow: “Prohibition Headquarters, Chicago, III., October 7. 188 I.—To the people of the ['nit e.i States; In vies' of ih. misery and crime existing from alcoholsim, and of the guilt fas tend upon the people by govern ment*, municipal, suite and nutionid. bv permitting ami even licensing the traHie in puisonniiKdrinks, the executive committee , , , „ of the prohibition party calls upon the pen- 1 f °‘' tllB 884 ' , ploof this countrv to observe Wcdnvwhiv. ; '' JL 111 ’., 1 lAnidny On*. October 29th. as a day of fasting, liumilia- i 04 Davwboro Tuesday “ lion and confession- In view of the fact . fi'T C“to 8 weduesdnv that tuar.y persons all over this land are j fid Giles . -aroused and realize the enormity of the ; 1 MSI, War liquor crime, and are willing to be at cost , Rid linnet) ami paiasto put it away, \te call upon all IKK Chty’t ehosen b dievers to unite iu prayer to AI- '.H, Deep s .nighty (io.l, that His aid may lie given lo !)8 l’oarsn nil imats ires which will result in the speed- , (tauten No. 14 C K. It. Friday (>y putting away of the guilt and thespeo.lv I flo Hobson’s T.O. Monduv ' —ajipression of a'l traffic in nleoholirdrinks. 1 8y MuBride's M. NEWMAN, Ord’y. Administrator's Dian ission. ORDINARY'S OFFICE. , GEORGIA— Waslticgton County. A. M. Mayo, admiulstrator of Mrs. Maltha Pridgiu, dec iiHu.l, applied to me tor letters Ol Uisiuission lroni said estate, and I will pass upon said application on the first Mon- l.y iu January, 1885, ut my office iu Ban- ! lorsvilla. Given under my hnnd officially nt S.ndera- ville, this Oth day ol October. 1884 -If. NEWMAN, Ord’y 10 9 Tn * Tax Notice. i,a:st hound. J WILL attend tint following minted 1 plaues ott tile days specified for purpose of e. Hccliiig the State) ... .Thursday Friday .. Monday Tuesday ilVdnesdny . Thursd'iv £-Signed]-JOHN R F1NCII. Chairmt New Kliiutyxsltiu-'s illagnctie Girl. Miss Josic Marshall, a rival of Lulu! TI first a. a magnetic wintrier, tried tier i l owers on a few young men nt Roster and Hint’s last evening. Miss Marshall is a . fttoigly Imilt young woman above the Ji.ed.iiin size. She npi.eared at first tn he j very nervous. II. r manager said that she was front Great Falls, New Hampshire,and \ that one of her brothers returning home nf • ter seeing Lulu Hurst declared that he had seen sister Js.sic perform feats with mops j and broomsticks mere rimatkable tl.au any thing the Georgia womb r did. Tiie performance did not iidknte il. The [ tricks were tl.r.-c Miss Hurst jicrfoiaiad | ’"bile Miss .Marshall did t.ot und.rtakc ■s. nte of.tho.mcre notable fiats of the *< nth* so girl. A eat.e was he’d l.y MissMatsh- a i- ami ihrecmeii. t neadter tbe oil er, fail *d to pi s)i it to tlie Ihcr. ’J lull Miss Mar- “holl pm the paint of one .hand : gainst tin linsnd e of.an i pot. i mlu-clhi t < nr die it] j < i chutch, while a young man was supposed to bold it still with both Juutdx grasping the Jmndie. -Of course it impossible. Then Miss Marshall he’d a chair against her hod- V, ami nllhougll she hr iced it w ill. one twice a man-ptnYivUt to tbe floor. Finally, she )i r .ed several OKSi. one alter another, Tor- v i rd to thi ir lout JVotu a sitting posture in a . hair by firmly grasping the back of the cDiir, and iiC'ing " iJt 4U.«oular Jurce. . Tuesday ‘ .. Wednesday “ . . . Thnrsday ’* . . . Friday “ ..Monday \ov, . .Tuesday “ .. . Wednesday .. . .Thursday 11 from the Otlt to tlie ’.11 Peneoek’f Tennille.... 1315 Tabenmole 8 I Wntniuock’s . 11 Jo Stonewall... 92 Josoy's Store, loo'l Hiildleville.. In Saudersvide 10th of Nov. inclusive,at which timet, books will close. \Y. It. THIGPEN, t. c. ir. c. For Letters of Dismission. GEORGIA WushiuRtou County. Ordinary's Oilioe. E N Wammiick, Guardian nud <x ofltcio administrator of Wiley A. Wuuiu.ook, deceas ed. applied to me for letters ol Dismissiot. trom said estate, aud I will pasa ttiiou said application on the first Monday in January, 1885, at my office iu Sandersville. Given under my hand officially this 6th day ot (Jjtobcr, 1884. M. NEWMAN, 10-9-lm Ordinary, W. 0. Fur Litters of Dismission. ORDINAItY'S Oh*ICE, GEOiyjIA—Washington county. 1 o all a horn it may concern. I 1 . It Taliaferro, guardian of Augustus, Darnel E , Addison tt „ Jessie O., Bello anil Maggie M. Dudley, applies lo me lor letters of dismisaton from said guar kinship, and I wi'l pass upon his application on tho firs I Monday iu November next, at mj office it. Sandersville. Given under mv hand officially this 6th day ot Uetobcr, .1881 M. NEWMAN Ord'j. 10 9 4t For Lettera ol Administration. GEORGIA—Washington County. ORDINARY’S OFFICK, Mrs Florrie .S' Inutan has in due form ap plied to the undersigned Inr pennuner.t let ters of administration on the estate ot Charles D Inman late ol sai.I comity, deceased, nod I will,pass upon said application on the first .tlooday in November, 1884. Given under my hand officially, this 1st day of October, 1884 M. NEWMAN, Ord’y W. C. 10-2 It J ever offered in Geor gia call at the Sandersville Store, hy P. I lamp's Son & Co. The Largest Stock ever in the city, full and complete in ev ery line. To get a $1.25 worth for a dollar come to them. No Merchant in Georgia can compete with us, as we bought so low that you will be well sat isfied that we mean what we say, when you come in and in spect and price ouY goods. Now is your time to Save Money by calling early to !'. Ilapii's Son & Co. Sandersville Store. A Single Fact IS WORTH 1 SHIP LOAD OF ARGUMENT. OartPMville, Gn. I Ins will certify flint two members of my immediate fnrnily, nfter having suf fered for many years from menstural ir- regularity, ami having been treated without benefit by vati uts medical doc tors, were nt length completely cured by one bottlo ol Dr. J. Brndfields Female Regulator. Its effect on such eases is wonderful, and we'l may the remedy bo enlled “Woman's lie-1 Friend.” v — Prices tioequaled,style unsurpassed, eBsortment the belt. Closely examine our atook of dress goods for they contain The Latest Novelties of The Season and will compare with aiiy first class house in price ns well ns quality. Our Hilkn Velvets, Cut Cushmers, Fluids and Kluuuels cannot fail to please. Consider our claims on your attention ami be convinced that no House can offer better inducements in FALL AND WINTER SUITS KOI. JEWELRY and SILVERWARE. Qitr sales in tliia lino oxooeded onr expectations tlie past Reason, heuco we bought n much larger aud more select assortment thun ever. REMEMBER IVo ltnvo everything usually kept in tho dry goods lino and many tilings ontiido ton numerous to moution and yet oluim to lie none of tho uuiinul tribe. Better Still, Wo nttonded no forced sales and auctions, neither did we enter garrets or col lars while piirolntsiiig our stock for HOW COULD WE AND Then stop proudly to tlie front with good goods and the latest stylos. We nre determined not to he ntulersobl by any house iu this section so come "long with your cash and give us a fair showing, M. Newman «£ Son. Yours ros| ectively, James W. Stuanok. For Lvov ,• I GEORGIA—WaRSiiogton Couotv. ORDINARY’S OFFICE, J J. L. IIhItawny, Admintatrutor of tho es tate of Surah William*, l,»te of Raid county, dec eased, bus in due form applied to the nn* dtrsi^ned lor leave to sell the lauds tot apart for a yeai’s support lor the minor cbil dreu’of Siinih Wittiauju deceRHed and said apj licatiou will be beard ou the iirnt Mon- day i»* November next i hiH 22d day of September, 1884. 92 . 4t M. NEWMAN, Ord’y For Letters Diamixaion. ORDINARY'S OFFICE. GKORGIA—Wii8hington Count\. Whereas, Stephen M Gilmore, Adminis trator of the est ,te of Elisha W. Jor.lsn ap plies to me lor letters of dismission trom sum udministratiou and I will pasa upon his ap plication od tbo first Monday it. November, 1584 at iny office iu Sandersville. Given under my hand officially, this 82d. I day ot July, 1884. J H. NEWMAN, Ord’y. to Sell Lund. JSen.t * Which 1 x ceiitufur DOMtitge. :«u«I freo a costlybox «f zonx i ill fit Ip all. of oithiM- H«>.\ money right away thun I? else in *uIm wor’d. For* Lwu't the worker* ulso- 8s. True k Co.. Augo-ta, TESTED JBY TIME. STRONG’S PECTORAL PILLS IR BUCCEoBFUIs Vfitt FOIt HALF A CEW7URY. .!. h ,P^°^. R ' :ranrJy .f nr Cold*, Jlysperi. Iaruj o Healthy Al'potito, mod DipuutiGn. ItaxuUtrity of tha Dowels. A pre- •tou® Wjnu to rtelleuto feinal®®, sooihlnic nc.i ruo.nff tliu neirotw m. aud vicor nud ■•mth to every fibro cf tha hod j. Hold by DrnsTrlnl or Famph.tia, oce.. addrow <'. £. 11 CL.L. A. KXi * * filiq A . ^ 724-3 in Entire And Alisolute Success. Maj. -Ailin C. IKIiitner, of Atlanta, well mulfavdrably known all over the United States as a General Insurance Agent, says: “I used this remedy before tlm war on a large plantation in a great number of eases, always with absolute success. ’ Dr. J. Davis, of itiltown, Ala., writes: "Have used liradticld's Regulator ex tensively in my practice with entire suc cess. If it is not a specific, it is in my opinion, the best, know remedy for the diseases for which it is recommended.” A lady of Holtatn, Texas, writes; "I have been using your Female Regulator for several weeks aud with great ben efit. uy case is of long standing, aud bus baffled many physicians. I have tried every medicine I could hear of, but tlie Regulator is the only one that has ever relieved my distressing sufi'er- I ings.” Notasulga, Ain. Dr. J. Bradtield’s Female Regiditor 1 lias been thoroughly tested hy mo in a : great variety of cases, and 1 am fully convinced that it is unrivaled for that class of diseases which it claims to cure. J. 0. 11US.S, u, n. Notice to Trespassers. All persons are hereby Notified not to Tr.sp.moa my plantation, known as <ho Mills place .where I reside, by fi-hing, hunt big, tux liltnling old [Hissing’ through the place or {trespassing in any manner, under :he penalitv of tlie law. MR8. NANCY A. DUGCAV. Sept 16th, 1634, 2m. TO THE PUBLIC. The Democratic party has pledged itself to purify the administration of public af fairs, to manage the govern ment with economy, to en force the laws and,to reduce taxation to the lowest limit consistent with just pro tection to American labor and capital. Sparks, Brothers & Co. Stand pledged to purify the administration of Mercantile af fairs, and by practicing the most rigid economy to reduce profits to the lowest limit: consistent with just protection to themselves and customers. Our stock for the fall trade is now complete and wiare ready to show the many bargains we have to offjr at greatly reduced prices such as Jeans worth 50c reduced to 40c. Jeans worth 35c reduced to 25c. Jeans worth 25c reduced to 20c. Prints good quality 5c. Our dress goods department is full and complete,and the fol lowing reductions have been made. Nice Colored Oashmers worth 50c reduced to 40c. Nice Brocaded dress goods worth 25c reduced to 20c. Nice Brocaded dress goods worth 20c reduced to 15c Nice Brocaded dress goods worth 15c reduced to 10c. Our shoe department itt as usual the most complete and better se lected than any in the town, and corresponding reductions have been miidt) in till classes of shoes. First class Hnnd sewtd calf congress worth $6,50 reduced to $5 5O Good first class Gents calf shoes in every style reduced at least twenty per cent below their actual value. Our stock of ladies shoes is superb the best ever offered in this market at prices that follow; h irst class h remit Kid Button Boots worth in any market S6 00 Bed need to ?5,00. ’ French Kitl worth $5,00 reduced to $4, 00. Curacoa Kid worth $4,00 reduced to $3,00. Curacoa Kid worth$3,50 reduce, to $2,50. American Kid worth $2,50 reduced to $2,00. C.tildren and Misses, shoes all reduced to suit the times, in lact our whole s ock i* offered at the lowest cash prices and our pro gramme is to sell, tuid never miss a sale if low prices will induce you a° o‘ y c. , 0 a, ; e ,lko runni "g il Grocery business at the old stand of A. b bparks whore good Bargains in firss class Groceries are to be found. CALI. AND SEE US, Those wlm buy tinder this plnn, nml find themselves unable tocDiiqilete nay incut after the three months, will io given further time, by ntrreeiiiK to jmj our regular Installment Drives, anil coin- .living witlt our lustnllmeut Terms ol payment. .Should they pny one hull In'amount duo nt three months, nr make 11 large • h m vmi i.t - m ta ble price for the Instrument will be ar ranged. All will be treated fititly, nml eharged prices itt accordance with the time required for the purvliase. All pur chasers under this Special Otter nro re quired to sign our usunl form of Lease Onnlrnet, nml famish refrences ns t. u. ir responsibility. Ii.striun.'iits wt 1 be sent an the usual fifteen days trim, ■vlien refrences nro given. Ludien l Bates Southern Music House, SAVANNAH, GA. LOOK and READ. The. undesigned would most- respect fully cull the farmers of Georgia nml more especially of Il'iiNliinglim county t. the endorsements ns to the quality nml working of the Duplex Gin sharpener, I ask any one to correspond with them, their judgment shall bu onr verdict, cor rcapondence asked nnd invited. Yon nro respectfully referred to thu following gentlemen: Mr 8 It Kelley Tennille Qn “ lUburu tV Hall Sundersvillo “ “ FJ Fearson Oconee" Dr M I) (J M Summerlin Sun llill Vr IV W Friee Hon (J R Fringle Mr W 1 Hitchcock “ Spurgeon Ray ” IV B Adams “ Frank Minor " .'8 Spence “ Natlmuie! Hooks Fringle “ Snndersville “ Linton " Linton “ ( Ivoiico ,l Milledgvillo “ ToomUsboro “ Wurtlien “ Flense address them ns to tho qtmlitx and the undesigned to purchase. Sept. 10th—2m. .IAS. G. BROWN. THE ”1 lEMINGTON |Sewing Machine’ . LIKK THE * plNGTON RIFLE, UNEXCELLED IY ANY. | Sure to Give Satiefactioit, General Office, lllon, N. Y. New York Office, 283 Broadway, Buying Agents Wanted. P. Happ’s $011 & Co. are sole agents for this county for Largest and Best Music House &outli, Ludden & Bates, for the sale of the finest makes of Pianos & Organs. We are enabled to give you on Or gan or Piano at the same price at home as any city in IL S. prepaying all freights giving 15 days trial and all instruments guaran> ted. # Come and let us give you our prices. Machine oil always ou hand at L. 8. Jernigan’s. . fregh lot of Pitney Candit b just arrived apd for sale" by F * Jernigan. SANDS’ PATENT TRIPLE MOTION] ‘ Th« only rrrszor orer in.fi. hsTlnn thm motion, lu.t.lo tho ran, th.rrhz, of lontN •"« A nor anil .nio.ill.er Creaut Uian ui rn-exor on tho market. * “ u ‘"' 300,000 In u*e. Catitoga. and friee tj,. oailfHl upon application. WHITE MOUNTAIN FREEZER CO , NASHUA, N. H. ’ 1 ALABASTINE ▲ Superior Subitttetl for Kffiloomlne, etc. V. * Alnhiutino Is the fr»t and only preparation made from calcined gypsum rock, for ann||. cation to wnHs with a brush, anti is fully cor. crod l.y patents and perfected by many year* of experimentt. It Is tho only permanont wall linlsli, and admits of applying os many coats as desired, ono over soother, to any hard surface, without danger of scaling or noticeably adding to tlie thickness of tlw wnll, which is strengthened nnd Improved by each additional coat, from time to llmo n is tho only material for tho pun>o9o not d« pendent upon gluo for Its adhoslveneM. Alabnstlno is hanlcne.1 on tiie wall by ag» moisture, etc., while all kalsomlnes or whit’, enmg preparations havo Inert soft cliulk* and gluo for their base, which nro rendered •oft or scaled in a very short timo. In addition to tha abovo advantage. Aiabistino is less expensive, as it requires but one-half tiie number of pounds to cover the samo nmount of surfaco with two roots is ready for uso by adding water, aud wuily applied l.y any one. For sale by your Point Dealer. Ask for Circular containing Humpies of 12 tlm. manufactured only by the Alahastixe Co M. 1). Cut; licit, Ruitager, Grand Itupids, Ukk y- PURE ReadyForUse Olivos, Terra Cottas and all tho latest fashionable shades for CITY COUNTRY OR «CA«I0E. Warranted dnrnblo and permanent. Desoriptlvo Lists, showing 33 aotuol ahados, sent on Application- For sale by tbe prinolpal dealers, wholesale nnd retail, throughout the country. Ask for them and toko no othera BILLINGS, TAYLOR&C0. CLEVELAND, OHIO. 2? IRCCELYTRL'2 IRON TONIC FA6TIKCANMI Sr. Bnter'i Iran IubIs. •llhfifw* rfiitilrlHR at-crlNliiiiiiil fflicluu TiiMl’, cpcctallr l))‘«|tc|»ttta.\V«itli»r Apprtklr. Indlf t*»- • i.«t'k ot Nln'iifrlli, die., lit* u*r 1* wtarkfii with liiiiiiu.llnlc anil «oml.-rlul rt-iiilla. Hoiim. lii ti h <* | (• a nml iicrvctt rcfphf nr-w forn*. Aliilhciia tliu iiiiml »nU HipplU « Hntiii rmt t r. I AniCfi lulTcrhijr Irom all complaint* kAUICO put ullar »o llifir**x will Duel Iu DR. HARTER'S IRON TONXO a mUc ami fpct tlr c'jrc* Il Klvc* a rlt*ur nn»1 hcallliy i-oiiipluxiou. Tlie •IroiiireHi trulim.n.r »o Ilia* talwu of l»R. IIa iituii y I itt in Tonic la Ural (reqiKiit all* miilj at cminterfflilnK Imvf only lo tlir popular* Ily or the o' ljrlnul. if yon t itritt ally tlealre Itt allH do not •xporlmciit—Met tlie original and Bmt. W»nllol .tr.nia. .aU uMful Intornuilkm, (im-F On. Hartcr's Iron Tomio it .or Bali oy au ORUOOISTS AND DtALBRS CVKRVWHinX. AYER’S Ague Cure contains nn imtidote for oil molOrlol dU* order* which, §o far ns known, is used iu no other remedy. It contains no Quinine, nor nny mlucral uor deleterious substance what ever, and consequently produces no injurious ellect upon the constitution, but loaves thu system us healthy as it wuj before tbe attack. WE WARRANT AYTli’8 AGUE CURE to cure every case of Fever and Ague, Inter mittent or Chill Fevor, llun’Uteut Fever, Dumb Ague, liilious Fever, nnd IJver Coin- ptaint caused hy maluria. In case of failure, after due trial, dealers arc authorized, hr our circular dateil July 1st, lMif, to refuud the money. Dr. J.C. Ayer ACo., Lowell, Mm. Sold by all Druggists. DR. STRONG’S PIUS! The Old, Well Tried, Wonderful Health Renewing Remedies. STROM’S SANATIVE PILLSrs/JSSlIJS K«j(ulatlnt( iho Howe It, Purifyin;: lh« Blood, UlMittfitiir from Malarial Tiint. A per- fere »«• for Hick Hcndnclie.C'onillpMliuD und ull Btlloua lllaordcra. STRONG'S PECTORAL PILLS ISSSSSS* HhniMuClim. ItiMire healthy«prntite.ff«»fHl turn, regularity the bnwoia. A lo Irllcutc femulce, anothimr and liractmr the nerroua ayatem. and aivinc viuor and hwallh to ttjety •thru of Die botly. Hold by Dnnrrista. For Pamphlet-. eU..addr«a»(J E. Hull! Co., 18 U«dar ht.. >'• * Lit*’ EOY C0.,*U®» HTf Ctwaitato kiHIUls ((•»'• •• PR0F.HARRI8* PA8TIUE RCMkUl I Yoaaf Men an4 niMrr* wl»e hM I from Xcrvotu and Phyileal P*W I Ity, I'rtuMure Kihauslloo aft M (heir many (loamy •CBS MNfTAIIUM. Rtvoraldn, Cnl. The dry rl!«ah» e"^*- Throat, Lunts, full Idea, 80 p., route, coat- free. MARRIAGE*!

Georgia Historic Newspapers

The Mercury. (Sandersville, Ga.) 1880-1???, October 14, 1884, Image 2