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Newspaper Page TextA-UOViN JNiiiW. N O. ' ... ir.il A N D « UOiMMMTOH, JSlNi^KHSVILLK, ... UKOUMA TUESDAY, JAM A«V 13, 18S5. The vatinnh Local. EDITORIAL. Pcnun 1 ocal is icAV the nblcs the hvstem to throw oil tin* ilrhili Jit'i/ * IV*it of nelue f.ifiiruo. pi \* evs r« lie wed vigor to 1h» or- C gars (>f dtgi'siion. ^ •irniisFs Iliv. ** when mnoliv* 43? Mrs Mvia Chirk Gaines. Imnnus .litigant, (lied at Now Orleans lrulav last. Jackson Gn. went prohibition b 55 majority ami the gooff work still goes on. Tbc New Orleans exposition cot*; rprei\)ts are now m re than meeting the current expenses. The ngrictihtiral *1**,mil merit at ■Washington ('ity estiinnh - the (ires ent cotton erop at 5 iOO.OOu halos. The 1 livelier to sell liquor ii Sparta this year costs $ 1.000. David Lipllel 1 is the only one who has taken out a liien-a*. sows On* i I.I'll n).|'*tito. aril ene.iur .ae> „. a |t ,fui reiiiise. 11 s in ridicnls nr.* si * 11,1 iis ereilontiiils. which ■ i > ■ i - * in I! * hourly endorsement of per-oiis of every I'.iaa- ,,f society, nro iiuwt nMivtin’inir * or K,, h ;,v nl 1 Druggists and Healer* generally. THE GREAT PRO GRESS AHOUND SANDERSVILLE. \ \nv l oi l. nevelnia'i* l i> (Inn*. Iliis so'iop. ! no!. nml Mrnws'i n il Si«• lias Emi Keeping Soles en l!»eNiv- itiiliou-tiou Xalln'iii Idrttis lter|i *.ilv i*.e<l On Southern N* is" Theiniinieipal eluetioii in 1 horn aston resulted ill tin* triumph of the Prohibition ticket by bub. live inn majority. I s'pivm/ I'o.i'c iiniidi'nci'. ! S.vMiinisviu.i:, 11a.. .1 unitary I. i \> youreon*e p m 1 emerged ft • ihe Sandi'rsville Hotel olllee this morning lie observed standing on ilie sidewalk a neatly dressed gentle niiin of brisk, business air. w hom he ifterwards found Flics of tlie Chronicle is noted. Any of our subscribers or ren lers having old tiles the < hroliiele prim tti 1800, will confer a favor by lend jug them to this olllee. —Any. Chronicle, The editorial ill Wednesdays Con stltlltion, assaulting Geo. \\ . < aides “equities," as published in the .Ian nary Centuary, is an ailmirable piece, we heartily endorse what the < on utitution says in answer to Ml. Cn Me. We do not think that it eould have been better said. *■:i ■ \ :Mii 1 ;• j .: .*.lien out New York house read last named j dispatch, the further order was is- I sued: “Put irashlngton county. • Georgia, si ill higher up on the list.” While stro I ling i h rough our court house the New Yorker asked, “Where do you hold your superior court?" Whereupon your correspondent, fol lowed by the irrepressible stranger, ascended the hall strairway leading | to the com I room. As we were “trip i ping round" the bar railing, the j stranger suddenly stopped, and look j ing with large eyed bewilderment at | a banner on the wall, muttered to i himself. “Our compliments to The j Atlanta Constitution and New York | Herald." i "W hat does that moan.” Ik* asked. I “ That," answered your eorrespoi*. lent, “is the banner borne oonspioti- . otisly in the pmeessinli oil tin* after j noon and night of Hu* 'grand demon- | str.ition in honor t>f Cleveland and 1 Hendricks.’ V. hy is ii over t In*judge's lieneli." 1 "ltecause," responded the writer. ; " i bet onstilution always lights for justice." i In answer to which the the New ! Yorker said: “The Constitution is certainly a marvel of journalism." Well, Maid my friend. *‘iny house ■ . 1 i. *, , ; . Ml.- i ,J l,ll,| die darning began, Cecil eboosin'g Amelia for bis partner and Willie. Lula. They* daneed until mid-night., a* last Mr. Aplington eame and ear- rit d them home, alter having, as Lulu xpressed it, n‘glorius’tiine. Another Sunday. Mr. F. It On wi'M to cull that night with his fiieml < 'i fit Keth'g. “Wliiil, must I wear to-night Lula?'’ ‘ Oh! any tiling yon wi«h, I beliuv- T would wear my pink satin, 1 heard Mr. K*Hog say last, Tuesday night tha* pink was his favorite no! *r.” “1 believe I will, it lum been so long since I have wot nit that Llmd entirely forgotten it." 1 O you look ‘glorious’ with that on ” said T,* la. ngaii* using her favor ito exon ssiou Violins' when Amelin, a few houl . Inlet', rip pen re 1 in hoi llink dress, trims ed in white Spanish I me. And so did Cecil think she looked glorious’ or at least it seemed so. as there mansion, when she. around to A/i the doctor was came. “Old doctor, liow long will it lie before he w ill lie aide to walk?" said Ann h * Willi n great deal of of cuto ff li, which she tried to coiueal. blit f ii. d in the attempt, ndressing her self to Doctor E ward Wclborn, a young doctor of that place, w ho was do'.p. rntely in love with.Ifinn o /’el- ton. "It will be many weeks and per haps months l.oforo he will Im able to leave Id- bod, it is a very serious accident, but why do you look so anxiously V" “Nothing, oidy J can’t bear to see any one suffer.” she said trying to compose In rself. Gradually the weeks wor * on and Cecil began lo improve. One day while A inlia was then*, he was sil ting up in a chair for the first lime, wit Ins leg propped up with pillows Tiny wore alone, chatting togeth er, at iast Cecil said. "Ame lia, I have lovi d v ii long, with that untiring City or Hanimuwvillk. Dec. 17th, 1884. At! iwrsncs concerned nro hereby notified that the Tax on city property for the you lost is time due unit 1 mu ordered lo coded the -ulna forthwith. The hooks are now open nnd w ill he cloned on tho 2t tli day of January, 18s5. liy order i t Mayor and Domicil (4. W. H. WH1TAKE11. Oftlce Connell Chamber, *1 o'clock, p. ui. For l.eav« to Sell Land. GEORGIA — Washington County <> hi) 1 NARY'S OFFICE, J II Pul in er «Innrtli'iri oi F.or.i L Rmtit* ley hwa in tine form urjliol to tho under- x l»"o«) torlcavc to Hell ire 11 1 acres ot land in the UiMi nisi., G. M., Imlnnuiu'M to said minor, tor tho jmrpone of rein\estun*!it ol proct edn in other land, nnd said applic dion ui'I 1><‘ lu rtnt on the firs** Monday in Febvu- uvy, 1886, at mv olllee. Given undt r m\ hand < ffiuiully thin ?Gdi December, 1864. M. NEWM 'N, Ordinary. l-l 4t bo PCftm 1v took his oyf-s off of hnv •lie whole time lie was there, and j h>ve which novel wavers hut yon gave afterwards, lie eniild sen her in his , 1116 t*tieh little hope that it was l eeip- iinmnginntinn, for In* thought her to i foeaied that 1 was afraid to aeknwl- i ho tl»o moRt hpnntiful woman ho hntl ( vnti but hiuco my nooukn , ver beheld, so IFillio had Lula all T"" >“i''e in your ae.tioli toward me i () | n * m Rc * t * i given me courage to tell you that 1 The next week Willie took Luln I ’’ ymi.ves.evTr since limt yon nut rowing on tho lalto, (dipping off 1 “ ave ^ u,r v " 0, “ .... ii . , ■ , i. I from Cecil, lie did not. enjoy his lido j ,P^ ( » J’ ou * . . . will immediately order Washington , inlf RO ),u, c ], nH if he had lmvc told ! '" ie ll ro * n V n -° a? l'" . i'i.!.?. <! !:! n, ‘ wl , , ", tl v: RE?, 1 I his friend where he was going. | " >. , E von , co ". KP '\ t to l,e “J wlffcV Willio wmr rowing nlonp or plonR For Letters I)i.-mi»aion. G KOllG IA— Washington Count). Mrs. Sarah E Irwin, Guardian and ox-officio Adnnnisiraiix of H Irwin late ot said county, demined, applieH )o me tor letters ot diHiui'.Mou Irom her truath, and 1 will pans upon her application ou the tirat Monday in \iaroh I8SG. Given under my hand am 1 official Biyna- turu this v!4th diii of N \« mber, 1^84 ul. NEWMAN, Ordinary. Il.a7-1886-3m IT IS LIGHTEST RUNNING : AND HAS NO NOISY SHUTTLE ’ IT IS NOT DANGEROUS Tfi' ’ IIELTH LIKE HEAVY Rux NING AND NOISY SIIUTTlr MACHINES. AGENTS WANTED. SEND FOR PRICE LISTS ANn TERMS. ADDRESS AVII EKLElt Ad IYII,SON.MFC ( * 0 ATLANTA, GA “ or M. I). DAVIS SANDERSVILLE, GA. to In* connected i w hereupon, on behalf of Wash ,villi prominent mercantile hanking ' ingtnn county, we tipped our friend ■stalilishmenls in New York city, 'rom New York n hut full of thanks. Site Fx|ioctt> to lit* 8i«'|M*eM*.m*d SnNI*. Snutlierti eiti/.ein, it npi ear.., Iinv* Sllgiiexteil tint it We.llid Ii ■ wi.e it llie SiitIi liiguld lint imvo any rc| reseululives i Cleve’niiil’. Cihiilet. Sueli iii.luneei. uf |.ii trlullc Self-denial cull only In* found ii 'Southern citizen, who arc* ulruuly emigly provided for, and who have mil the len-i expectation that Mr. Cleveland will recog nlxo their lltnesM for Caliinet potiidon. 1 n* ijter the next Administration the -pii ii o| soulloniHatn will lie ignored. There w ill hi no South and no North, hula common country. Aug. Neva. Tho .South does expect to lio repre- sciitad In Cleveland's Cabinet, rho i : en titled to it, mid should have it. Whv should the great South, h.nnd hack mid wait for the North, We-t or East to say when alio can he represented I Tin South in as loyal to-day to the. Union, na any other section of tin* l nit ed States, and pays her proportion of taxes. Then is no Noitli or South now, but a solid union. Let her step up mill lake a seal j u ihg* family circle, At one of Miss Lula Hurst's per formances lit Chicago, last, week, when Malinger Atkinson asked would some gentleman Time upon the stage to test the Georgia wonder a colored man die red his services blit Mr. Hni'et, Atkinson and Miss Lula all made objot,lions. The man of color left the stage high y imlig unlit because he was not permitted ti 1 try his strength with tin* Georgia wonder* Some of the audience his and some applaude I, ot hers said you are nut in Georgia. Mr. Hurst said lo them he fell kindly toward tin colored people, lint lie ohjeete I t> their taking part in tie* performance, the show they eould see, it that die not satisfy them. their inon.y they eould got hack, lull they eould not have a hand in the performance. /AYER’S Cherry Pectoral. Xo other complain!, nro bo insiilious In their attack ab those alfccting llie throat nml lungs: xione bo trill' d with by tho majority of Butler- fra. The ordinary cough or cold, roBiiilii g perliapi from a triding or itneoiirolout; ex- poBure, ie often hut the beginning of a tetai sickness. ArcH'B Cur.miv l*F.t;i'on.\n hag well proreh its ellleney in a forty yean.' light with throat au.1 lung direubtg. andehould le tikes ta ai! case without delay. A. rorrlblc Csuch Cartd. “1- tttk itavcronOld.'-hicliafTectcd '.tig* I had a tumble cough at cl putted Vilg'ui allcr night without .lo-p The doctors t av* me up. I tried Avkk’s Cm.nnv IT i- oagt, which relieved xny lungs, iude.etd ficep. and afforded me Ihe u-.t nec-rhioy for the recovery of my Bircngtln By tho voDtinood use of flic I*j;ctoual n peiTua* waul cure whs effected. 1 tin now CJ ytins Aid, hale and lrchity, and am Ealisfled >uir CsiEEV 1'ECICMIL saved 1 llonacr. ^AIl£l:noTUi.l:.' , Kociinghaai, VI., July 10, Itll. Croup. — A Mother's Tribute. “ While ia the country last w itiler my liltlo hov.three years old, was laken ill with *r*.ui ; ft seemed as if he would die from sirangu- latlon. One of tho family suggested ihe use ci Avaa’B CiiEititv Tevtoiiai., a bottle of which wca always kept i*r lire hourr. This was tried in small and trerpient doses, .-.i d loour delight in less than half an hour tho Tittle patient was breathing easily. 'J in* doc tor said that tho CllVhliv 1’I.i roR.U. had eared my darling's life. Can you wonder at scr gratitude r aiiioeroly youis, Mr.s." l.o *i a CirnvEi.“ fM.Weft IWth Si., few Voik A! ay 1C, Ur,:!. "I hare used Avrrt’s Cutuny Tictorai. in niy family for it'.*'ora! years, and do not beeltate fo bronounce it. tho most i.fftemi.1 remedy for coughs and colds we have en r tried. A. J. I.KAT'fV’ iiko Crystal, Minn., March 13, jet'2. which keep [iiistetl as to soulheru diiterpriso uni! ilcvelopenient, nml .vliich note ami lilo nil importnnl puhliealions in the prominent jour mils as lo progress nml improve incuts in tho south, especially in (icorgin. In tho course of a very pleasant •oiiversatioii, youv eorrespomlent lunrnt'il the cireuinstiiiieo calling loti i'll) his trip to our state. “I was seated,'’ said ho “ill the of th e of one of these establishments ui December, LsHil, at an informal meeting of llu* directors. A gentle man charged with the special duty of ‘noting and tiling’ such publien tions for the establishment, rushed into the olllee of the directors, from in adjiieint room with theexelama lion •Eureka! Imre is a tip top, pro gressive southern town—Sanders ville -Wnshinglo County, Georgia,’ at the same time presenting to the president of the diie. lory n copy ol I lie Atlanta Daily < '(institution eon mining a dispatch from Sandcrsvilli. staling that your town and county were alda/.e with inlhiisiasin over prospi'etive railroads the I'liion I’oiiil and Sandersville, the Augusta and Sandersville and the Wrights ville and Sandersville, that it was expected that two of said roads would lie complected within one vear from that dale etc This ex peetalion, continued the New York or, has been practicall y lullillcd, and that the third, the Union Point and Sandersville, will he well under I way soon, is good. I know w hat 1 a nitnllui n about, when l sav that it those who dwell along and near the probable route ot the last liana d road do not take immediate steps to ward building the same, certain northern eapilolisls will step in. lake charge the m a tier and push the j ,'oad rapidly through to completion, j ; il is evident to level bended men fa I miliar with railroads, the resoiirses I ! and possibilities of this country, j | Hiat this road would yield a hand- j j somcr dividen , limn any road in j j Georgia now yields. ‘ Yes," continued the New Yorker, you have four railway companies i jno.v actually operating in your ! county, with a good prospect for the ! .il'tli at an mi early day. it really : if the prediction made in I | said despatch, that Sandersville j | would soon lie up to Claphuni June- j ,ion will he verilied. Wheu people I | iicgiii to construct railroads, right j i Iten they place thomslves within j i each of till possibilities, Uaiiroads j . ire great developers, and llie asser-j Author of j atm in a later Dispatch from this place to the Constitution (which 1 ,iave noted here in my book ) to the eil'eel that your city would doubtless nave been consigned lo oblivion but for llu* Saiidusville and TenniHt* .ailioa I. lias irulll in it. No doubt, is staled in this later dispatch, tlive allrod continued the genu of all the .oveiopeiT.eiHs that have been made .ere Mm-.• its *■.. nstriielion; of your ....in.,,., .i ..•*', u gi'i ■.*. null do,vn ..1 your admirable • \ . , .nolle sellouts, L> llie h . 11 , ui. b y ii. ei.y aniii.- . ; in,' .* s Lae magmlieeiit b i.t i o *l .(*:■.ill'll; of llie mug ub :,..i 11.*11e ,-iiopstd' those eu t ,p s. : ..ing gen. ilia'll from ei.otlC, Alt.'.'.'a. Lillis, lill.I \V 111, Will) it paiimg mi, .ii.ji tves, aim iul- .tatly bjiiuilig. vugtlies imd selling iiimdrecL m this and surroumtiug ■uunties." **ls all Hint 1 have told you true?" asked the New I orker. ••Yes, io the Idler. “Well, ’ Buivt the New Yorker, “1 llu iiivieoLc.i ui l no v institution tor my luiorm.iium. You see, 1 have all .lie>e tiling.', iioieu uow n in ibis book, ullieli 1 generally have about my person,” “itere,” continued the wide awake stranger, *1 have a brief dispatch, o.iple.t by our New York establish nieiit, from The t 'ouslituli.m of I »,* eemher, lSbil. Wasuingt.m county does lioloive a dollar, ami will have In her treasury oil llie lirsl day of ( bir fi iend resumed “you are certain ly prns| emus people,” and during out round to day , the question hus’ofteii pri.'senlod itself, what was the cause of this prosperity? When theques lioli last suggested its«*lf lily eye happened to fall on this note here in my hook, of a dispatch in the ('oust i 1 nl ion of April last, and the question answered satisfactorily. I say that vour advanced agriculture is tlielm sis of your prosperity. See this dis- patch here, w hich my house noted with special gratification, in which it is stated that your agriculturalists are giv ing special attention to their lertnlizcrs—determined I lint, no inn terinl shall go in the* soiI which does not contain all the elements of fertil ity required to produce Ihe partienlnr crops to he planted and as will sup ply the eleineineiits (lint soil lacks; t hat your farmers will henceforth use more fer tali/.ers of home mix lure, etc.; that deep plowing and clean culture, with lahor snving ini plcmcnls of late improvement', is their motto; that such obstructions as stlimps are beingrnpidlv removed from your fields; t hilt your county's minimi cotton crop iimousts to 25,(100 or thereabout, and that the average vieid per acre ol the cotton producing counties of Georgia. Rightly docs this dispatch conclude: “The state of our roads; the state ot inode ol trattsportutiou all proclaim the highest civilization," In one my accident an *1 nH soon as 1 mil well enough to walk we shall be married and in token thereof lake this," he said slipping a l ing on her After hesitating a moment aim -lfitly ns hi- con,donee would allow, I looltocl up at him. her face all radiant when suddenlv n lug gu-t of wind j im .', /!" : ■ ,, eanieand cuu.rht him off his guard C , e ° l1 * 1 0V( l rbce f 01 ' and ci,,sized tlm boat, they were in i towar.1 yon, lam truly sor- a sad prolicamcnt, a Willio could I vy, it was never intended in that way not swim tlmv had to stay and wait j * ud nm . " dling to give a great deal for help, clinging to the over-turned | Cecl1 - 1 W,U be ' '“What, is that out there in „ 10 !' ''Amelia this is the happiest day lake, T believe it is a person?” Raid | ’’ ll> 10 "* ls 11 n, B ,1/r, Kellog to Amelia as they were l “ strolling down bv tlm Inke-sidc mid : pointing to I,uhi and Willio clinging j to the boat. ... , „v ... iiii tlliv little finger, •Vs. It IS some one. look, here ; 6()ul( , (inl « ovcr weaP awnv B , ow . f 11mm e inoing *« a host, , ( , r Umn ( , u , , ho fcw we(:krt ft,|l„ will p. \nm ui impa* but at last Cecil was ablo to walk > hurry; and get a boat j al)0Ut ftU(1 lbo pl ,, ml . alioll began for "n. go o heir assitnce the wedding. At* that moment. W d m, having J .. Wl ,ll, Cecil, old fellow, I uinlei- somi them on the shove shouted for :(|tlUK , Ullje , () |)0 llllin . ip(1 m , xt help as loud as lie could In ane, her , Wi-dnoBilny we«k is it true?" said .nstmd ( ceil was in a boat, pulling | Wl || io walking into Cecil's room one vigornuRly for tlio unfortunate pmr, „ lori ,i„,r leaving Amelia on the shore. Soon | “Yes, i't, is certainly true and 1 ho *ftw it, was AN illn nun Luln. would like for you to bo bno of m\ “ Imvo a prnod will to pro l>nH< attendants if vou wilL” and Ionvo yon. if it wero not for Miss. : will> w f tll pleasimV 1 nnd he Lu a I believn T would. You aliped was gone*. off from nm to-dnv did you?” he said The wedding day come, the old jestingly and at tho samo timostoped opjthu 1R ,„| U( | VorlL her sweet veil- • uiupH ol* music. nro tw wli-> can ii bt ?” said Admiuiatrator'n DiHtniHHiou. GEORGIA—Washington county. ORDINARY’S OFFICE, E. A Sullivan, County Atluiiniatrator, Ad- iniuiHtrator ol Ihe ustato nl Wily .1/ Sheppard late of Haiti county deceased, applies to me lor letters of diHiuissiou from the adminis tration ol said estate nnd I will pass upon Ion application on tho 1st Monday in March IHHo.iit my office in Sandersville. Given under my hand and official sinna- lure, this 2d December, 1*81. M. NEWilAN, Ordinary. 12-i- 3in For Guardi.in'rt Dismission. ORDINARY'S OFFICE, GEORGIA — Wasliiagton County O. 11. F. Feall, Gnurdinn lor Mrs. So 1 lie ('hiiuibisN formerly Inman applu a to uie for letters ol diHiuission (rom hia tniHt, nml 1 ^ill pass upon his application on the first Yloutlay in February, 1885. Given under my hand officially ihi« Gth day of January, 1685. M. NEWMAN, Ord’y, 1-8 —4t If not pond for it ritflit now. It you want it every day, send fer Ihe Daily, vvliieh costs $U’.00 i* year, or ¥5.00 for six moalliB or SB,. U for lin-eo month.**. If vou want il every week, send for llie* (Irent Weekly, vv liii li easts $1.26 n year or $5,00 for t lulis of Live. AYER’S Ague Cure The Weekly Constitution Is llie Chenpest ! Biggest and Best Paper Printed in America ! Il 1ms 12 pages chock full of news, gossip and sketches every week. It prints more romances than llie story papers, mme farm- news than the agricultural papers, more fun ll.ar. the humoio is papers -besides all the news, and llill Ai n’s and Betsy Hiimllliin’s Letters, Uncle Kemus’s Sketches t AND TALMAGE’S SERMONS. Costs 2 Cents a Week ! rowing. That would not lie A erond will hut this is not tho time for foolishness, 1 Imvr horn here over nil hour.” * Well, if yon are tired of holding on suppose you let go the host. I a *> not preventing you.” said Cecil still not. movoing, • "Como on man, I loll you this is no time for foolishness, hurry up. “Well, if vou are in any more of a hurry than I am suppose you come to me ?” “Are yon going to sit there and let Yon sense of the word, snid your corres pondent, you have answered correct l.v the question, is the cause of this prosperity? I propose to take high er ground and ascribe our prosperity .uni onr vvealth to the ('hristiou spirit | that pi evades onr count v. There are I " Ijnb ' nnd tnywlf drown? many men of means in 'our enuntv I * •’•'"not. swim.” who are not Christian UMinme, who make no profession of faith, tint w ho lo use the words of Washington Gladden in his iiilinirahlu paper on “Christianity nml wealth" in a late number of the Century, recognize the Christian rule as as the right mile and mean to confirm to it. I our answer is correct said the New Yorker, and so is yours replied your correspondent. R. IV C. —Allant / l.'niisliliilii))). “Why is it that you have just found <>ut that you nro going to drown lifter slaying there over an hour?" “I haven’t, hut buy, aro you come* tug'" The carriage came on with Ceclal, Amelia and their attendants; Willie, Lula; Doctor Wvlhorh and Minnie. “Sister" said Amelia “do you re member the time when you asked me who that nice looking stranger was who sat oil our left hand." “Yes, I remember it well nnd to-rtav he shall stand on your right. Lit tle did you then think that one year lienee he would he your husband.” "No" she said I never dreamed of such good fortune " They drove oil the balance of the way in silence. Amelia was thinking of the prnv erbial ‘year ago'and - a year lienee.’ At last the church was reached Cecil nnd Amelia walked in ahead, their attendants following. Thcccr- Kor Lmvo to Sell Land, GEORG IA—Washington County ORDINARY’S OFFICE, Mm. M, A, Bostick, Guardian for Aunto tloll uud Lnwis H. b, lias In duo luriu ippliud to tbo uudersi)>uc*it l'orl(*nv» to si II llie Iniids in Johnson oontily, bidonaing lo said minors, nnd said application will a.* lietud ou (bo llrat Monday in Fobrunry, lhHo. This 7lli Jumiury, IHSo. M. NEWMAN, Ordinnry. t-t!-4t For Leave to Nall Really GEORG I \—Washington County. ORDINARY’S OFFICE, W. A. MuUnrty, Aduiiniatralor with the Will annexed ol H. 0 O'Uoily, deceased, bus in duo torni applied to 1 lit* nodersiuned tor loavo to a. I) tin* real oatiito bet inuinir to tho eatato of haul deoeasod, and said apj 1 oa- tion will bo heard ou lbo lirsl Monday in February, IHSo Given under my hand olllumlly tbiH Bib day ol Jauuary, 18bu M. NEWMAN, 1-S4t Ordinary, W, O. It eomes once n week Takoa a whole week to rend il 1 • ' * 1 Yon can’t well farm or keep house without it! Write four tmnie on a po.lnl enril, ad- dii'-a it to vis. amt we will send you Spec imen Copy l rce ! Address THE CONSTITUTION. The Best Paper in the THE SAVANNAH A W South m $2.50 A YEAR IN ADVANCE Nut a Local Paper but One Suitable to any Locality. A BUSINESS, FAMILY, LITER ARY AND AH RK liLTURAL JOURNAL. After Cecil had tormentoil him ns oniony was performed, nml they were much us ho wished, ho rowed up and soon ou their wuy to Mr. Felton's look them to shore, tvrnpt them up mansion. iu u shawl mul took them home. * * * * * * * "i 'eeil, old fellow, I thought no Cecil Kellog nnd his wis wife now one ever would come to get us out livejilensuiit.!y in a beautiful little *.f that, old lake, it seemed iikonn nge . cottage in Harold, where they have tome.” fmid Millie niter they had gotten home. “I wus l ight, mad with you at first, when y..ii did : o come right, on nml gel us out, but 1 knew I had treated you wrong in going off nnd leaving vou no nneeremoiiioiislv.” Ly CiiAitia k J. Bay.th. F mild at Last or News From Abroad." &c. "Oh! sist >r, w ho was Unit nice look ing stranger who sat on out* lift, in chin eh to-dii)? isn't lie handsome? ’ said Lu'a Aplington to her sister Vmelia as tiiey ivero going home irom etnireh one Sunday nioining. “V s in- is in.lend, i think In* i hero fi n Hi i d ou a * i i to ,We. \l 111 i. i' . ■ t ■..ox wen* iu f)ol!eg(j togother, ho has eoinii down ■ i .p. nd a in n h. oi two with him, >y llie way iLi-rt is io I n a ball at dr. Ft.lion's ii iiimi n next Thurs day night ami wo li.ive a special ii - vit.itioi,, .'diiini.; was around jestor- lay afternoon I would have forg if ten to t«li you if you hint not sp .ken •f .1/ . Kellog, 1 believe that is tin .aino Minnie mid.” Amelia was light, they were i linen residing ever since they were mu rriod. ‘O Cecil, sister Lulu is to lie here to-morrow, nrn'l you glad?” said Amelia one morning us Cecil came home from business. For Lt-tlKtH A. I in ii. 1st r. t ion. GEORGIA—Washington County ORDINARY'S OFFICE, A. V Unities has in duo fnnu appled to j premium the underaisutal lor periuaueut mils h ol iidtuuiistrutiim ou the estate ot N L Hatuis | tale o* huid county, dectuiHed, Hint J will pass upon said application ou llie lirsl Muu- • luy In February, '85. Given under my band oMciiilly this Bib Jauuary 18b5, M, NEWMAN, Ordinury. l-H-41 3 Administrator’s Dismission. ORDINARY’S OFFICE. GEORGIA—Washington County. J.W F. Tinwiok nilminiHtriitor of Mirtlin L. Tr.iwick, dec , npplieH to iu« for lettern 1 of DlsmiKsion from hmid cHtiifu, uni I will : l fm j)pou s iid npnlication on tlm ttr«t Mod- ! day in Apr 1, 188<5, ut toy officb iu Sun ] deruvillo. ; CJivun under my lmndnffieially At .StidI- rs- i ville, this tJtli day ol Jtimmry, 1884. U NEWMAN, OrJ’y 1-8-3m This roainmoth newspiqier contains all llie news of tile week. TYIegraplilt'ilispalcli- es up lo llie hour ol g ion lo press, Agri cultural /leniB, Originnl Serials, etc Spec ial di'pait incuts ilevoted tuGeorgia, Florida and Suiilli Carolina new s, aial llmt of oilier States. To tho farmer, mechanic or artisan, the business or pro'essional man, who lias i*o the advantages of U d tiiy mail, the Sivunnnh Weekly News is the nndimii hy which he can la* in'ornud ot events transpiring in the Imsv world, whether in his own Stile or in the most distant parts of the globe. ! Every yearly subscriber is entitled to one of the Mo*ining News Library serial* as a contains an nnildoto for nil mulurlnl din- orders which, so far ah known, Is used'fit ho other rrttnctly... »Ll contains no Quinine, nor, . any mineral nor dcloterlgus substnnM vhnt- ever, and consequontly produces no Injurious efront upon tho eonstlUfUou, hut leaves tho system as healthy as It boforctho attack. Wfc WARRANT ATfk’B AdflE TtJRE '’ to riire every ense of Tevor nu 1 A pur, Imor. • nilltilit or Chill l'ever, Keinitteiit lVrw, Iiiiiob Ague, tniloiin Foviir, MiJ J.h.r qqii.. plaint r.li.wl hy lul.l.rlu. 111 on., of fnllure, idler duo trlllhlteulBr. aRflmtiiOflMit, bjrolip circular dated July 1«; l*BJ, lo refund lh*y money. Dr. J.C.Ayor&Co., Lowell, Mm. Sold by all CrutiglBta. . , IRON TONIC FACTSRECMnitio Sailer's Iron lunis*. It wifi purify and onrh’h Iho BLOOD. ri-suUt# It will purify mul uiu l' li Iho BLOOD. . •• LIVER nud KIDNEYS, nml lusroith .hk HEALTH nnd VIGOR of YOUTH! In all llioia 'lu-t-a-uH re'iulrlnp iteerlaln nnd ellklen 'h»MP, 1 -uet'lalh ImspepHlu.Wnulol Ap|u,'ldv.liullKi*. • |.i*i, j,;,.*k ot Slreiiulli, etc., Its iim* Is iuarla*i| * M ini Hiiuie.llatc and tvondi riul n rults. inumi, mn-cics and nerves rm-elw* new lorev. Enllvetlf llie in I nil and Mipplles llrwtn iVwtr, Milan hullerii.g lioni tdl romplalnti .* r« L/1 b vK ppi’iillni to their i. \ »ifl 11ml It* DR. HARTER'S IROIJ TON 10 u sale and »|u-ttly. cure. Il gives a eli m and Itealllo eoutplexnni. Thu itroiitfest leHlIinoiiV I" Ihe Value nl I>||, IIaUTkit *s Iiiom Tonic is dial lre«|Utnt idlemnli at eonnlerfelllng have only uddeil lo ihepoptiMr- Ilv«»r the O' itrlnal. Il ) oil eanteslly desire |i«;altlt do not exporiniiuil—j»el Iho ohioinal and LktiT, C Wond jr »t»r nddmM to Tho l>r. l/nr««r Mwd.Co.V Hi. lauds, Mo., tor ..nr •’DREAM ROrK.'*| Fullof strnnMttnnd n»* f'd Inioniiulion. liv W On. HARTtR’s Iron Tonic is for Sale Alt, DRUGGISTS and OrALFRS EvERyWhcoe- LIVER wiissnm wmum Secun BatUk, action to UMldra. r.d rali.T. all bit. Joua trouble*.* furelj Vsgitstlt; lloOrlgtg. File. IM. *U BruHM THE SAVANNAH J)Iornhtg jYews r t .. . „ ... “Yes, curtuiiilv, blit how do veil Well, it. is nil over with now, so * 5 ,i * J ‘lot tlm ilunil past bury it’s cleinl,’ but I . , . , , i w hat about our horso bade rule to-1 , 1 1,:lvo *l llst ''ecieveil tl letter morrow afternoon, that you were 10111 her, saying that she left yes | talking of yesterda}?” j tenlay top this pluee. “O yes, 1 had forgotten about that | -t I ie next day day Cecil went to You may ri'lo my grey and I will get tho depot to meet her. When the i another one.” j train sloped situ was the first to “Ver* wi ll, hut us I nm not useil j slop off' the train, to ri.ling I guess it will como rigli' j “How do you do Miss Aplington, | hul to see you? “Excuse me sir hilt that is not my name, tins is my hushiuid, are you acquaint!* j with him!" she said wi h a twinkle ot her eye and a sweet little laugh as Willie Felton omergi d Irom the car. Why Will, howd'y’ do, when aw kwui'il to me, * specially on so fri a horse.” Tin ■ night w<*re on nnd soon thn,\ weld reposing sweetly in sltu-o, • li'i aming of tin* mo* rows ride. The ■ iay-broke bountifully, I.In- birds twit- ing merrily -yi .'tie tree-tops over- aiigiiig the oil Felton .Miinsiou,,tin*' e o nihg wore on to noon, the noon _ . ro af eiiioon. , At last ihe long look ! did this happen and what does il e t for time arrived, tlieli irses we*e ! illl mean.’’ saddled and before the door nml in a ! “It means simply this, that.I few miiun.es tlm riders were in the | married th'o day before Lulu wrote saddles. | to your wife; and am now on our "Now tlm next qu-stion is wbeiej bridal tour, have stoped by to see shall wn g ?’said Wiliie 'you all” J will leave that to you entirely.” j ,l mt J 8 k i n d, but wi.y did you not let us know that you were going to marry?” “Wo thought we would give you a little surprise.” THE (Sewing Machine, * LIKE TIIK II I. suc- us a I "leutfered for tight years IromHioncbitiB, flifcer tryiug many rtmertks with no euc- 4fts», J vae cured by tho ulc of Avr.R’ft CiifiU* by Pectoral. .Jobf-fil Walden." Byhalia, MUe., April r», lit/. ‘1 cfjjDOtgay enough in praise of Ayer's r.R irimv Pbctopal, believhig ca I do that ng tlucc have died J’\ liDAODON.” 2, No oa#e of aa affection of the throat or lunf* wtiits which cannot be greatly roliuved by th© rhu fit Aver*:* Cirri.r.v Pectoral, fcrnl it ^iil <i/»r&jt cur* tr!;rn tho difeense id nei tlx^Ady beyond the ocotiol of mediciue. I’ftLFAKED BY 1>f*J.b-Ayer&Co.,Lowt!!,!Vlass, I £Z/ld by til JX-uggiBifl. lu re mat n stiieli there, so it took tk* : whole of Itednesday iifternoou to dmiuary, ISo-i, about live tbousmul | get even thing in rediness. Amelia dollars." j aas t*i ueai* hi l* new plum ooloreil ••Yes, sir,” said the well posted -id; In r father gave her, mu! Luia a New Yorker,” “just the minute our j hunu'iful ati'e satin h*r nuut had established rend that dispatch the ] uiveri her. I' would fie bind for one order was issued; Rut Washington j fur more i xpnieneed than Ceeiul olti'ae t.* •_ <-1111 *r, gi*u i a lied at th a111*i Iim ..* I >*. i'u always good I “V rv well, suppose wo ride fn-i ■ is; Wi ■ lu.d uiiiied him to i to grand farthers, ho has thrao guns o in* do- ii .ui I slay uwl il i wi h ! nn two firm poinlers, so when \vn ucf im >• on ido l liny gi'uduati *1, lull ! tired of iding, we may hunt awhilu.” his, t ;o years later, was the first I “Agreed” alidofflhey jvent gallop- be had had a ehanee to come, ! ing down the road. Up hijl-aud down j l, Aiul you have more than a ling** two siory house on the liiff, now in the valley and now in .*. i needed tor you have given corner, dwelt, old Mr. Felton, his beautiful daisy nnd larkspur field, at j ‘big’ surprise.” vdV, .1/ini ie. his daughter and his last they anived'ditTheir destination i They walked on and were s.oon son Willin, In re tlm hmulbomeyoung i and the *.lny passed quickly bv. A! | at Mr. Kellog's ,r *ite. stranger spent his time. sunset they set- out for home with “Wife, allow 1 ' mo to introduce T.-ursdsy night eame nnd such a | an hours ride before tlm.ni,;. They I ( 0 i\jj- s j u ] a \n]iu<'tor Ft*l made th, day b*. ( had proceedud sninetliing over half J t(J| , hast mud, I think per’ heanl of, a slilcli i then* way, when Cecil scharger. hear-I * ing a rustling in the leaves side Hip road, gave ii sudden jump, s-nding his riderlmad long into the woods and troting off down the road. “C* cil are you hurt?” asked Willie anxiously, getting off his horse. “Yes 1 think mv leg is broken, T nnnnt move i•-, and mv head is bleed- p . rut mil ns was 3 was liev* l* Inipse .you you have met them In fore hut, am not certain.” said Cecil jocularly, as they walked iu to the house. Then came Hie ex planations. "And wh't lias become of Min nie, Mr.Felton!” asked Amelia al'tor the excitement had died away. l* dispatch to the flu* Constitution, just simple bewitching. Everything: “O!,! what aro we to do? A dark Wol horn nevr ni'nli'ki nl ? 1 us to the financial condition ot you.* oeiug in reiliness, after one night, a long way from' home, your ! , county, at the conclusion ol which, s'eudy eveuiiigH work iu preptirinp, ! leg broken mid your horse gone”! !■ f \, ' “ toil ll p o )0 wed-j speaking of .Vour ordinary hy way ibevwci" ai 1 In*:- way to Mr. said Willie giving vent to a few b ars. ! 1 j of reeapitillaliou il was said: ‘Judge F a u i;u i - ol n aCsioii, escorted ; Ii was a sad erudition, hut If’ill'e 1 ^** -fpRon and Ins wite then , Newman has paid lh*.* heavy debt in 1 . ** ■ r, ub * w. nt on to the ; hound np Cecil’s woiuidfid forehea-l "cut back home. comity, Georgia, up several notches. . Kellog to d eid.- which .ms Ihe most : ing from a painful wound in my fore Later in March. 18*4, wheu that oth- ;•* uuli ul of ihe two fur they were both head” UNEXCELLED BY ANY. I .Sure to Give Satisfaction. General Olllee, I lion, N. Y.' New York Olllee, li8G Broadway, ENLARGED J AN l’ MtY 1, DS-'i, TO AN K PAGE, 5(t COLUMN PAPER. THE LARGEST 1’AI’EU IN THE SOUTH. Iswii'd Eveijr Di)* in llie Year. $io a Year Incltuliny the Great Sunday Issue of the “News" Tlie Daily News gives piiiinhum'i! to nil ii) iHers ret tive m tin* AgnenUnral,M<elnin- ii*ul mul Mmiiifavtiuaiig in eriMs nt die country, ns \ic 1 as the General, Putilieut unit Cuiniuerciul news, lis Tekgr.i|iliie, State, General, Local news and Market departments are iiekni.w- ledged lo lie llie best um.1 most eompreliun- sive of any paper in die Sondi. Snliseri n* dirmigli vonr News Dealer or Post .Master, nr send direct to ’ J. It. Esl'lL, Savannah, Ga. )din<’ROotn,|)ni>er Sw.? ,r < t All I hn) l lie doubt:HI \kn*-v7, rinth «nd ufflltblodin 1 . tf'uqoOuliJt*. 14) plfi.skoitMnlfid, oionoi- nn>, : e m. WHITTIER ry-u. yvnttitt.n ciwoiwMATf,bpi ). > i.:o KiKielHlIjt. Ncrvooo ikoljtlltF.lmpodltJcvt . 1 V*!l iy MOTHERS’ FRIEND! No .‘lore Pain! No Mor ; Danger To Mothor or C'liiltl Buying Agents Wanted. and that was on us when he entered tho office in 1881. has reduced tnxat'.O'i forty-live cents dll each one him .re-.i dollars of vulua ion; put n r-teui pe- i riod to ihe contract ion til'd it.* , a.me some necessary i m proveiaeii .s .tinoiig other things, having purchased ana . ti. -* t -bein at the door, and hy exerting every nerve, lifted ; Nothing gives Amelia more e n i-inlv p . try well him cn his own horse mid getting on ! phusurc now, as she sits ill Iter liliougt* the d Hieing hail j behind they it tried fir homo It! rocker on long winter afternoons, ’ 1 i 1 n y <• I wav a 1 *ng, tedi-ms ride, Cecil’s leg ! tli'iu to relate to her children •■A low m,-to introduce y n to my pained him very much, but at lmt around her knee how she first in* ml Mr. Cecil Kclog, Indies Miss j they reach* <1 h* -me. a doctor was sent I m ,, t ] ovor and married Til E J.u u A| l.ugton and her aster, Miss, i for. his leg8ct,lr.s forehead dressed , y t) ( A\qr.tt Fqoxj ILwou p Seliedule or Wriglilsville Teiuiille It. U. Train No. ], boiiIIi, Leave | Arrive Sandersville 11.00a m. Tennillc ] 1.1 fl a m Tenuille 11.1' “ ilarrisom*, tt.Ao “ llarrisonn 12,00 “ AVriglitsvillc 12.30 “ Truin No. 1, norlJi, Leave ,. | Arrive Wffghlsville 1.20 p in. IJarriBona 1.25 p m ILirrisqin* 1.23 “ Tennillc 2.20 •• Tennille 2.30 “ Simdcrsville’J JO’* This train will ran to Olive Church three iiiilen to AVrighlsville f, ir llie’present. All freights for AVrighJsville amt Harrisons should he plainly marked. Goes iuio operation Jaminry 1st 18B5 18S-1. J. J. IRWIN,' Conductor. No More Terror! This invaluable prep- entin.i is truly a Hi. iimpli of s ieimne . kill and no more iiic.sumil.je iienelit was ever Iuislov*. L-d on molhers of ihe world, tij/"If not only slior- -ens the hilmranU lessisis lie iirluiiHily of pain, bin heltel* tliaii all, n greatly diminishes the danger,lo. die ol ho Ii mother imp liiUI, and leaves the mother in a condition highly favorable to spec ify recovery, and far less liable U) llu,nil g, cm,- *il-iuns, and oilier alar- , miiig syniptouiB Incident s ,oi lingering and painful I'ulmr, lis iriily won I raimformed lo d.rlnl elliesev in thi- i respect < mules the W O PP, M 'VHBits’ KlUKlin to he U * ■“ranked ns on of llie life mg appliajiees given lo the world hy tint ni« •ovel’ie.s of modern sei- The Dread of and 1 Ease - TO l'l'om the nature ol the ease it \\ pi „f course he iindersiuod ili .* We cannut publish eor- illeates eoniiefrniiig tills KsMKOY will oil! W'oli'il- ding the the* del .eliey ot die writers. Yel' wi have hundreds ol sniL-l. lesiim.inhilH mi file, am; no mother who i.iis one -ed .it W ill ever ava .he wii In *ut it n her iim Sun'ering Woman' 1 ’ 1 ll 'oilble. A prominent physician lately remark.< to ihe*.proprietor, ihat if t were, udmissahu to make pid lie llie lepers we receive, tin “The Mothers friend would out sell any thing on the market. I moat earnestly entreat every female ex peeling lo he eontinod, lo list Mothers lie lief. Coupled yitliihisimiealy J will i,do that during .a long obstetrical praeliei (forty four years), 1 have m ver kiiuwn il i fail it) produce a safe and quick deliver.. H. J Holmes, M. D., Atlanta, Ga. 8eod foo onr Tretise on “Hoalth and Happiness of Woman,” mailed free. Rji v.nriKLn Hkoi lxtob Co., Atlanta, Gn. BY: *t'Y L '-.A Sri a* 1 ' i *• -i t t imetiCf. tIio liev*d t ni'.li ;i x* buck p*rr, ' i* i: bindo* lalltuiM t.fu >• e > v*i-L *•• all* iticliiinilon 1r> f’. ”rt'«cm -• t • / * rjfl IrritiibiHry • Wv r. a foaJlatr cf hn«; VVwarihffi'i, •, j *b»‘.’ Ho an, JLi.ce © bt*tVrn t Hi «?• ; v .«/■ vt%; nyi'T it.n i4fitc i’/ia, .\** t *—•’••. ‘ : ill rniti*, K:, I' jr*. y: »l CfHM'Cil' VTH- ) AC » H FUZE.: Soijd ri'n!*forp<wtaj)«’. rarely© tV©« a cotilly box of goox ... j'j, - - - - which will hflp )o more money richf a*r*y t"»n 'anything t*"i«»fulfils worl.j. Vp'-, ftiiifu 1 iiwult ‘thi* wo’H<pr^ >AffW- * funcs 1 uwalt wotker^ toly flare. At ouce uililre^ True & Co., August)* m and Tho Household. THE WITTIEST, BltiailTESr A.*e BEST OF WEEKLIEB. SHE 0HEAT FAMILY PAP^R*, Ten. Pages of Readino Matte)* is ’ .„ INFINIT* VARIpTY. t f ,. h-) o t 4 Q |* Si !^Sin *!) W § - SUBSOE|IEBJ isTONW AND RKCEIVB *I1B I’AI’Bfl FOR TfIK BALANCE OF 1884 FREE SEXD FOR RaMI'I.i: f*OI*Y. 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Georgia Historic Newspapers

The Mercury. (Sandersville, Ga.) 1880-1???, January 13, 1885, Image 2