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T/ir Sheriff's Organ Foi
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Washington ( c-mi*
A. J. Jernigan & Co.,
— )pfliI.HH)US A l'ltOI*HIKTORS.( —
To Our Su?t>:rrj?.K'rs.
Siihseiibors to tlm MoVcii'w can
Cfol cm 1 ol' Or. Kendal'a treatment, on | p
tlie horse, and new sahneribars will
petone also as a premium to tin;
Morcarv. Subscribe now bToro they 1
arc all jjone and get one. Price ten I
<Oi;«nil IKcrtliiff j The Mr.nctmv will bo sen lor (lie.
Commencing at vVVightsville s,n:i 'l mnn ot $1.00 to all i\ no pay
5tli Sunday in May. ! cash when Jiey Htibsor,ln\ AVe will
i do our be jt to give yf u. qtmr money’s
mid maUv: the paper desirable
m lx
A
rainy bolore
i>noG ha si Mii
I Introductory- serin
by Re
.1. M. Dnaldson. After sermon ad
vents red in
heretofore.
■d from twenty live
(.'KHROL'..
* MAY 17TH - - - - 1337 i
TUESDAY
For Subscription to
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year.
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BGHOl’AST IlllSimit li WI\S
The third regiment armory, corner
of fourteenth street agd Grind av
enue, presented a gala appearance
lust night, the Mnnnudukc Guar s
giving a hop, which was preceded
with a spirited drill for the Garrett
MA!\l>I?l£.HiYII.R.i: I'WOA ES1DA
.it \ f c Dt, ii'a 1 .
lb.
.!> (•: 10 c.ts
|oum.
"2 'ii*2 o’clock, l’ M, reassemble
itid organize.
' 8 Address by Rev A. L. Urnnt-
j ly. Subjjcl: The Destitution with*
in the Mt \Trnon Association, uiss
ji’{ ;.is cured by olliors-,
lift.>ots | 4 1-2 o’clock adjourned.
•••••' c | s i 5 Preaching at 7 1-,'J o’clock-, P
'•jo 0 e-H j l»y Dev 1*. J. l’ipkin. Subject:
..a o_i s rid l lie Gospel of Clnisl. ltav'j M
| Smilli, nlternntc.
5 Satimlny morning, !) o’clock,
A M Prayer meeting couduclud by
Kev \Y A Sinquclicld,
(i Id o’clock, A M. An address
bv 15m A W J Weed. Subject:
I Tlic Deacon's work, followed by
God Is love. Tim loss of eeith Is Weavenly otl 1 i.'I'H
wort h:
u tlio
future.
T.» \
UEI’jJUVOiK’K \OTBri5
FJICST iim’ND.
Bacon sides |>or
Hulk
Plain hams
Shoulders
Lml
Co Ilea
•Sugar
Flour per bid.
Meal “ bn
Eggs “ don,
limit r per puiind
Chickens
15 els
20 r,t 2"> cis
15 (o tit) els
©iiitiiitvn.
gnio. Mr W. H. L. Canto ol Giles' district
departed this life on the 21st ol April, 188
gold medal, which was won by See- *8° 1 yens. !> months and 11) tints. Ho
• mil St i inmiit liinie.- K.owl, i.,L- 'I'l,„ 1 bvnd ttntl died in this community, slid whs
on Si l gill lit dame., UlKllltk. I he therefore well known, „nd to bo ablo to say
liull was gaily decorated with lings that hu was without an enemy, and was held
nud bunting worked into interesting I in high esteem as a citizen uud neighbor is
designs. It was after U o’eloek
when
the Marmanukes fell into lino to
drill for the medal, a handsome nf-
litlr valued at 9101), presented by I.
<Garrett, lonnerty a lienle/iant ol
the guards. As they marched lor-
waril under the eomnmnd ofCaptmn
Perkins. Jlr. Garrett sleirpc'd to the
7 11 o’clock, A M Rev T J
Peek. Subject; Modern Mission
Win k and in- results.
8 1*2 o’clock, P M, adjourned.
!• 2 I-'2 o’clock, P M Ucv i) A
Stephen.*, Subject; Prayer, follow
ed by Ucv J M Donaldson and J
M Smith.
1(1 8 1-2 o’clock, P M Address
1R-S7.
Boatwr h
<Iconco
Hebron
Defpslcp
Tnbcniuc’cs
Iluncomb
Clay's
VVarthcn
Gi'es,
Catoe's
Son. mu
tVivishoro
It.scy’s
I 1 lew.hind
Kiddluvilh*
Harrison
Sltstitvnll
Wamntoek
Tcntrille
Siuitlersvillo
I) 1ST.
1)11 ,M outlay
.8.8 'J'nesditv
I),8 Wednesday
01) Thnrstlnv
1 315 Friday '
J 00 Monday
Inn Tee.stliiy
1850 Wednesday
ihf Thursday
!15 Friday '* 15
!).'! Monilnv “ 18
94 Tuesday *• 1!)
Oil Wednesday -l ‘JO
llir.'l Thursday “ 21
125.'I Friday “ 22
HI Momlay “ *J5
1345 Tuesday *' ‘JO
.811 Wednesday 11 27
13011 Thursday “ 28
07 H itnnlav 0. 10, 23, 30
K DAVIS ST It A N( • K,
T. It, W. C.
April 1
“ 0
“ 8
•• II
“ 12
“ 13
“ 14
Garrett steppe
from. Inn few words liu einnplimeu- K ^ 7 ’ " Ul ' '
ted the Guards upon wluit they had her life work is brushed.'
achieved m the past, and handing ol seventnim, she unite.l herself with die Rev (i W Smith. ISubjecI; Ori'dit ! Mill I
1 he medal to Captain Perkins, snitl Missionary liap'ist church, itml she iver ,,,,,1 iV-nct uitv IbiotiHls cbiiien- (,, inige<.
he desired to present it to the’ one 'lea to do tlm w.ll of God. She possessed 'MUl 1 t. pUUiti ot Daptists CllUICM* .
• . | . i • i , in »n funnent (lnarce fivory virtuo. tljutcu-
MllOin tile judges nug.iL ilecule the torn into tbe compoHitloa of 1U0 trueHt
SSIsaeSi &Sa<i&gs
BUGGIES, uud WAGONS
Itepnired
PLOW WORK nud HOUSE
SHOEING, u Soeciiiltv.
tSeniy .Tl. liittlo.
jnost dlieient
Thejutlges were Licutedants F, ().
Ferris, W. .1. Pa idee and ,1. 1’.
O'Neill, of tire regular army, utti-
jmned at Fort Leavenworth The
coalerL then begun. First one and
then another was dropped from the
ranks. As the number left grew
beautifully less the interest became
certainly ld«h praise. In AniplHt, 1885 ho
joined the 51. K. church at l’uiu iiiII. und
(.veriiltcrwardHlivi.il a consistent Christian
life. To n iit'iphbor Air. Canto said Irelore
ilyirri; (hat he put liis trust in lire Lord, and
lie was ins buckler. Lo i lives an ayed wile
«tnl one daughter, and many Iriends to by llev <1 T Smith, Subject; Wotn
mourn his loss, j. l. U. >nnH Alission Work, lollovved by
Geoboti, daughter of Mr. nnd Mrs. J. O. Rev. I .1 Peeler.
Joiu.B was horn May 5lh, 1657, and depnrtcd | | c'clucl-: Ad j mm
iirly' agi* 1 12 7 1 2 o'clock, All ilddl'CSS by
pnr freight
One ltnx of merchardise shipped
to die ordorof It W Nelson Sandersville
t -’^' | Da., shipped from Albany (In,
18 Sunday 9 o’clock, A M Pray-; J. I’., WU'KUIt, Apt
.ifiigii Bono
Male and Fern 111C *
Tennillo, —-Gsdj;,’
W. L. DUGGAN, A. M. Priu.
Tim S|>rinB Term of tills institution
opens on Monti .v, Jnnuiirv 1 Otlft 1SS7.
1 horoiigli lustruetfon will he given in ail
ornnehes commonly taught in High Schools
Pupils will be prepared t<> cuter any class
in ''ollegvt
For further information apply to ’ the
Principal . r to S. U. Kelley, Pres. Hoard
Trustees T,nnille Gti,
ec. !)D 186(1—If.
CL VV, 11. \V111TAKKR,
DENTIST,
SANDERSVILLE, GEOUGIA.
—TERMS GASH.—
Olliee lipstnirs in the I’holo-
aiuph Gnllerv formorlv oeettpied
by 'J'. ('. Glenn, Junes Jin'.Mint.
Apr 20-’,SO
*||aaf el
manhood. She was an obedient daughter, a
Ini hlul sts er and a devote I wile nnd inotl -
ir, and sail are tbe liiarln that sutler this Iobi .
lint ulus! that sweet fortu now lies in 11 o
giuve, cold as the clod that covers it. llir
bands lire h lded in their last repose, and
U. orgin 1ms crossed over the river ana r, sts
under 1 he shade of the trees. Miry H-i who
bolds the dtsliny ol ui iii und nations in //is
own lriindi, ever sntila en the bereaved
rents uud her two nweet little children.
ni(-.etni
14 Sundny ID o’clock, A M Sun
day Scliool Muss Meeting, cult'
ducted by Rev J T Smith.
15 II o’clock, »9i*rmon by Rev.)
R II Ivey. Aitinate W S Ram-j
83 y. j
... ... , , 1 1 17 71*2 o’clncK. A M Prcnchinir
1 e i6i'. r innlly ‘here were blit lit ice She’s fled tromthis prison of sorrow and pain, 1 by Rev rJ T Smith.
incn leu, 1' 11st hcigcnnt C littrloa HUo hns gone trout the plaotH that knew
Tho, Second Scrgcnnt Juntes Kcu-1 her hef.rre,
• nick n ml Privntu J tunes Sessions, I Wbcre t {'° i ltllul8 of G4rtl ‘ caulJot bind her
PnvtUc Sessions went out nsxt, then 1 And".be cry ol nflliction can roach l.er no
more. ller sihter
IIaciikl.
S. iV T. Itailroad.
Jlaieli, 15th 1687.
Sandersville, (1.
~ W~"Gc. K03ERSON.
rney At Law.
..SMILLE GEORGIA.
JERNIGAN & SON
will fix your Wilt IT OFF-SETS THE LOW PRICE OF COTTON.
dl Ol* clock as ch l’y doimsing tho seed pcrl’int, novor cliokes, puns lig’it, Hgins fast,
A
SAN
P“-
New store New Goods, Flour,
otU'nr, Coffee, Tobacco, (.'ignis,
Canned Goods, Hard wave, Woou>
cap, if not cheap
er than anyone
else, come and see.
TO« Nof 'l lFXM 1,1,1:
noimi;:
SI.000.000 to
All pieties in WsJiington and
Ilaldwin
I farm*
Vein's Support.
GEORGIA—Washington County.
UUDINAli Y't) OFFICE,
Whereas the uppiaivers appointed to act
\ >1 lowed First Scrgcnnt Tito, uml
ami Second Scrgcnnt James Kcn-
diick was left stuiiiling, the Victor
in the contest und the winner ol tlm
Jinmlsuimj mcdtil. (.'nptntn Jlurtis
of < 'omp.'tny i), in u neat liltic speech
piuttcuit'd tlic incdnl.
b ‘‘ l f , ! n ’ ,?* A C0,ltin - ! H P“ rt * )'"iir's support tor Mrs.' Uiolml Mhep-
nul to :«.1 c.-il\ hotii in the morning, pard widow of .lain z p shi ;-p,ud latu ol
1 lie ocuiision Wits nn exceedingly , “‘hi county, have Bled their ritnrn in this
plensnnt one, while the proceeds will Pp lu *'. 11)1 P«m°«is coneerne I are hctehy not-
nid much in del raving the expenses !!i°i!, l n ‘ho Court of Ordinary to
r xi , 1 * n , . * 1 holu in and for Haiti conntv on ihu firsi
of the Munnnil tkes when they go 1 Monday in Juua nut uml show cause if any
to » nslllnglon, they have why said return should Dot lie np-
Jl is with pleasure we re-prod lice ' H rovet * “nd lie tnadc thejndgmeut of the
t *. . . ir * 1 COlirt. Thin Anril Oil. 1 Wte»7
MAYOR.
W N Hannan,
ALDERMEN
•I I) Franklin,
J II Pritclmrd,
W J Joyner,
J. F. Mot’clii.son.
CLERK
II B Massey,
MARSHAL
J H Davis
ihp at their
conunii'iiee. at my office in
I vo u House, Sandersvillo. where my 1 ,-p-
! t'l'sentat.itivo or my self will he pleased to
This April 9th, 18S7.
M. NEWMAN, Only.
I Dtiyyottr Gieeeries, Uarar
Tobacco, Cigars Tinware,
\\ eodenwaro from
R. T WALKER.
any
the aboM! from the Kansas city
Journal. Mr. Kendrick was bom
lit our city und is the grandson of j Criminal Dockets.
Col. K. S. I.tingmnde. lie moved to GEORGIA—Washington County
JvttiiMis illy horn Alabnnm a lew | OliPINAIlV’s OnaoE.
venrs back and is now idler of tlic T .,, i„ uti „,. u „ f „ , XI , .
J-.l'.l .Nmiuiml 1 (J.nk ..I 111,, city, | Ful.i o in u.o emioty, pnn rrjjo'ilio mkn7 " Hum-lit linyotiil the litllu Hiihi'n.
5SBBT i ! " f 'Mr o,„, »w«,. -k,-, J
llev. Cicorgo \V. I'slior a prominent *'ig ul my olliuc unit signing receipts for the
young minister of the CM Kchurch died at | 4tl , J#y of M 1H87
Al, NEWMAN, Ordinnry.
Jwurow AIitided people have not
detiware, iiiwaro, Farming Imple* jcount'lomvIioso loans on i,,,|
tnenls, Soup, Potash, Stationary, j mntm-ein 1830, and i!esiie"l';.\TEN.sU)X
c ?- c & . j Rfently tcduci'il rates; will lint! it to
' ’ TlTWALTCIt,
Co II'
Blxei in Tcins.
Grout exoitoineut tins lieoii causeil in
tlic vicinity of Paris Tex., by the re
in irknble recovery ofMr. ,j. Ii. Corley
who was so helpless lm eonlil not turn in
bed, or raise 11 is lieml; everybody Btiid
lie was dying of Cousuinpt ion. Atrial
bottle of Dr. Kings New Discovery was
sent bi n. Finding leliel', ho bought
accuilimodule them.
\V.
It. THKil'KX.
likes n good sample. TI10 feeler stands on the (1 >or, it will
I ny kind of cotton regular, every gin guaranteed as represented
a to give satisfaction. IV'icoa It is bjo:t reduce l.
Cul' on or address,
LANG and WILT.
Manu'nolnrers Agents, Sandersville, Georgia. For full doscrintio
prices nnd terms. A gin w II be Kept in stock whore it ua
h ) 1 to nuny time,
’ —1
yv &: ciTpa fin j-nsrarj jrrrrr^Tj ’^y ’***
klAxa ur.itxs rjclasi \J r.zAn cv/xuamJ vucsn irJ-«
-IR©M IMIS-
La ssjj
"Wilt,
Tropt’r's. Sandersville, Ga.
a large bottle and a box of Dr, King’s j patty mid will not be rosponsihlo for anv
Noiv Life fills; liy the time lie laid 4ehu of the conn m. llowel and
tik 'ii two boxes of fills and two butt
if tlm Discovery, Ii eras well and hud
gained in Hash thirty six pounds
Trial il >tt| >< of this Groat Discovery,
dinii np'.'omt Dr. Uawli’ogB.
(liratui Jury.
Srptamber Ternl 1887.
J IF. Dam's,
IF N. Harman,
11 F. Gladden,
Bid
his mother’s ic.ideiicj near tliis ciiym
AYtUliindaV la»t 4ili i 1st.
A V Haim s.
Died at Ids resident: 'n ill's city on the
3-4tli ihst. Mr, A. V. Unities in the li'.lih
ye\r of liis ago. .1/r Hail.is wus otic of tho
earliest settlers of our city anil was one of
the old land marks. Tliul jiroud distim'-
tion. the name ofun honest 111.mi, was his.
True to hiiuself,
0-5—21
GEORGIA—Washington County .
ORDINARY’S OFFICE.
tho Hindoo), “bjcs notliiug hut, Li.i
own shell, nnd thinks it tlic grand
est place in tlm universe.’”
FA (Ml SUCH I’A VO It I'l'PL’
Is meeting with satisfaction with
John, T. Gromit
L. J. May,
S' M. Hitchcock,
S. J. Jordan,
John Taylor,
L. It. Kendrick,
Hr. L. S, Garner,
(L10. C. Duyy-tn,
Wm. Gallohcr,
dno. M. /-ia -hels,
IF. I). Hunter,
Macon Warlhen,
A. Ilk Aid red,
A. IF. Gain,
Alonza (/. Hohnex,
IF. G. llaitey,
I I'm. 11. Francis,
Malic
I hereby notify all parties that on tic
third d ay
from and
this mill business ofSIteppir’d and Coin-I
M tin it fact urers and Dealers in: Steam Engines of all styles. Saw
■l/.itliew sheppiml retaining the"projicnv Mills. Grist M’lls. Cotton UitH, l'rossos and Maeliinerv ol all kinds
ami hccoiiiing respon.dbic tbr uii out-iaml- j A hill linc^ot Rubber and Leather Helting k pt in stock.
Steam and Water Valves, Steam pipes and Fitting.*, inspirators,
Mtiehine Oils and Mill Supplies.
Repair work solicited and prompt v done and as cheap and well
big indebtedness.
Dec. 18th 1880.
D. T. II like
M J) C M Summer!in, Syt I’rim
said deceased, and 1
true to liis friends ami ] ph°'* l i“n on
pu, , . . ‘ planters in \\ asliingtou eoinilv to 1 ound, J. .V. Smith
T-ii-u *■«•»*. ivif-M
the undersigned tor loav« to sail the lands in j • J nos. V. hroxen, (ted L. Modus,
Hun.Don county b<longing to the estate of I “-To feel tilwaya more disposed to Frank S.Stranye, Dr.J.II. Hrndersoi
Notice
I hereby forewarn any one from
trading for the following note -, as
they are lost or stolen. One in
lavtir of mysi'll given by JV;u II
Smith of Washington county for
f pl>!5. One in favor of tny.-ell' given
by Squire Marlin for One
in I'.tvof of myself given by IJenj.
Davis for ‘fli. One in favor ol
myself given by Seene.v Newton for
8'd7. One against Wm Smith 01
Johnson county for $110.
Moses Smith
Dee. 101 It 188(5.
its can lie done all Machinery sold by us we guarantee to be as rep*
seated.
Write or call on us for Prices and n scriptmn of anything wanted
the Machine line.
CENTRAL R.R7
Guns, Pisiols
Repaired by
Jernigan street, next to Mr
Wiiiddon’s residence.
tnd Sewing Machines
E. TW1LLEY, on
Benj.
iiadL 1 ! Ami! I1 >ofr hia ap. see the favorable than the unhivor
, tlic lirnl Monday in June, 1687, ,i|,|„ c ;,i . „r ( i.- , ,
liimto Ida convictioim, the suhjcit of thin i at h> Sauderaville in h till couotv. | Jo Slllo 01 lll.ngs, is a till'll of
11 — 1 ' ■' 'it'iaano. .1.... *< ....ii | mind wltieii it is more
First Week Traverse dory September
Term 1887.
sketch lived 11111011)5 1IH near Ihc a lotted
threescore and ten.years, lie joined the |
Methodist church late in life ami has gone j
"to meet hia eternal icward and join h>j
idolized Luo. We sympathize wuh In-;
widow in tier deep aIMktion,
15 MIC TION NOTICi:
SASiij:nsvn.i.K,GA,, May Cth, 1S87.
lly virtue of uimlioritv uranted ilm < ii
Tliia 3Ulh day of April, 1887.
M. NEWMAN, Ordinary W. C.
C-5 <lt
Adminiylrator'H DiamtsKiou.
GEORGIA—AVashiigtr.n county.
ORDINARY’S OFFICE.
n. F Kitehoug uud H. 0. Wilson, Admin-
titratora of tho estate of It. L. Wilson into ol
r.y Virtue of aur.lionty granted’ dm city 1 of''idsmisshm Worn
coum. 1 ! m-ilu an act ol tho General A worn- j the administration of said estate, amt I will
Idv of tke htate, approved .Seplcmbeil 81I1, j pass upon their nppliciuiou on tho llrsl Mou-
lhbi, notice is her,by given that an dec- ; day in Juno, l-b7, ut my olUeo iu S.mdcrs-
imn will lie held at the court house in said ! ville in suid county,
city on Saturday the 18th day of June next, | Given under my hand officially this 2 1
for the purpose of suhmilting to the (jimii-j day ol March, 1.87,
lied voters usitlent within the corporate , M NEWMAN, Ordinary,
limits of said 11 tv the question as towhclh-I 3 3-3m
er the Mayor and council of s ,id city sh ill
low, impose nnd collect a tax vf two mills
mi the dollar to increase die funds for tho
inuimenancc and s ipport of die publick
schools of said cite-
The election will he conducted as other
elections arc now lield in said city for cor
porate officials, and voters shall have writ-
lltlppy to
pnsseas tlmn to be born to an estate
liny your Cotton i’ltss Kojieat LANG <{•
WILT'S and save money
Rlittik DEEDS. Justice SUM
MG NS, st 11 (i FI A’S a tho
MERCURY' OFFICE.
Does any man wo 11 ml tboe? Not
only forgive, but work into tiiv
E. Twilley,
F. IF lump!,ins,
.Mnl Cason,
h. I). Neirsomc,
did 1 as S. Hroxen,
Jno. E Smdh
Abe Vounybluo'l,
Hob'I Chapman,
IF. (I. Auii/ht,
E. It. Dudley,
II. I Joyner,
Marshal 11 Hod yes
TeimilJe, Georgia.
James F. Taya Jr., J. G. K'hiddun,
David L. 'Tanner, Elias 117 Tanner,
Marcel us Xml hi nylon, F. A. Watkins,
Seth L. J/udyes, Joe A. Prince,
H 1! Cox, A. J/. Kiddle,
IF. A. Smith, Ol.-d IFm. E. ‘Tanner,
thought intelligence of tlio kind ! ^ 7'hos. Hrunlley, John T. Jlrown,
of pain, that thou mnyost never in I J /'. E Chas p. Thigpen,
iiict it on another spirit.— Mtirga-
New lioad in 89th Dist.
GEORGIA—Washington County.
To whom it may conooru.
All perHOUH lUtereKtfd ar« beruby notitiod, t
tlmt il no good emise by shown to tho «on- !
l f dr y» QU ui‘ltr will bo granted by tho under- I
ten or j rimed on tbeir ballots, ‘‘For Tax- f.'** 1 *^ 011 tlie ^ li y of May, 1887, estul - I
uh'oiih" or “Apainst Taxation*’ 1 li^hinga now road oh marked out by tbe!
Ily oitler ol lhe .lAivor and conucii* ' Koud C’ommissionorH ajijjointod lor tb»tt pur- i
J- N. Oil.more Ma\ or, p08e “^ ommt . l ! l,ir, « at »*ox trail road be i
C. I1KKRY MITUiFJsL, City Cork.
vet Fiil’e.*.
The flowers at Jims J/, W. Ferry’s
exquisite this He.ison.
A lot ci' Mikado Hair Rolls
Miss Alary W. Ferry’s.
1CEGISTKATJON JVOTIC’E
My honks arc now open for tlic rcgislra-
l John F. Tanner,
j J. 11. Hranlley,
j Gid Slacer,
I Thus. A . Curry,
Tt'niiillc liutN,
Mimx M uiiio H jlui i.s, of D.ivitsboio
is visating friends at this place,
Air. W. K . Eivti'idgj It is moved bin
family to Tcumlle.
jj] The municipal eleetion on (It 7th re
sulted as follows; J. G Harman Iutend-
n >it;J F. Alerkerson, J. D Franklin
IV J.. Joyner, II. H. Hatch, Aldermen.
Aliss Eliza Stokes lias retained , bontrignt's
loiter home at Flovilla.
i *-• 1,110 * da ituii rouu uti- > , ,• . r> . |,a
tween the residences) of Edwin .Smith and , V vulos for 1,10 Ltfy election on the
Eli is Joiner passing through Lada of Elhw ! n , ta -n to . 8 Ir ' 1 ' 1 J "" u ls th, 1S87.
Jotnir Edwin Smith, Etch T. Halt, W. il : ' '' ‘ ‘day, dime 10di. C
Hurt nud Mrs. Sophie smith to the' ooudIj HUNKY. MITUHJCI.L.C’ity Clerk.
, . . - ..... eountv
| line, by way ol the Hart lord .aero.ss the bi,
Ohoopiv river."
This loth day of April, 1887.
4 21 -It AI. NEWMAN, Orditnry
Tax Receiver’s Notice;
LAST ROUND.
1SS7. DIST.
1 abornac le.... 1316 J. Ion day ^lay. ... 0
99 Tuesday •*
Do not
Jas. II. l\iye,
M. II. Hartley,
Elias G. Joiner,
Joseph Hell.
i Second Week Traverse Jury September
Term 1887.
! James T. Foyers, S. M. Faye,
'lhos. G. Aloye, J.-aac A. Sindh,
IF. C. Hrinmn, A. IF Wood,
Union A. Tanner, J. J. Smith,
II. 11 Sheppard, John T. Hudson,
D. S. Sindh, Joseph IF Ftaker,
Thi s. A’. Tieiers, 11. A. l'aye,
A. F. Hudson, dudson Lord,
IF A. Snelliny, G. T lloeton,
J. H, i oung, Ja j . J\ Norlhinglon
Kb' j Jno. IF. HrusiveH, Geo. 11. Jenkins,
‘in | A. (J. Griffin, Henj D Joiner,
Situated convenient to the depot,
Eolith servants. Good rooms and
charges reasonable.
Respectfully,
J. (J. HAMILTON,
Proprietor.
Tbe undersigned are prepared to 1
negotiate LG A A Ui’OS REAL It’S
TAI'E, security or approved COL
LATERAL paper. Terms easy.
Evans & Evans,
Attorneys sst i.siw.
CALL ON
IIENRY 15R ANT LEY,
THE
FASHIONABLE HARDER
HOTEL BLOCK
psy high prices for
Spectacles, when you cun get them
at Jernigan Son for less money. I Heaufurd^Tarpley, Joan A. Hobi’on,
r . i Ihos.F, Smith, Sum W. Hagers,
00 'l ,£< ‘ s ' ,llh 1,1 l vo, > < j IF. J. Taylor, Kinchcn Fridges,
D. A. Bradford, wholesale pnpor dfnl- 1 ,S- Aldehell, Chat Jtrccnian,
er of ChattauoKga, Tenu., writes, that ^ ('• Green way, J. J). Orrr,
lie was seriously nillicted with a severe I IFm. E Josey, Jl.S. Turlington
cold tlmt settled on his iungr; had tried
Notice to TreNSjpsisscrs.
I forewarn and forbid any one
from tl'isspassing, hunling, passing
Linough or in any niauuer, on my
[/lantalioii, known as tho Goodwill
Davis place, under tlio penalty of
(lie law.
1). G. AVatkixs.
Feb. 22,1, 1S87,
tieisvilio And Tonniiie
Si;ji!-ft,>u<l
Drl-pstwp..
Ucbrou 98 Wednebd’ay ."......il m iny remedies wilhunt lien'etit. Beimr
(,uont ' e ^ Thursday “ i a iuduced to try DrKiug.s Now discovery
5fay.... 13 for Consumption, did so and was entire-
1 by use of a few bottles.
I ““".-"K-'-s .....90 Friday jjay 13 lor (Jons
, f nv f“» A Honda. .90 Mouduy •• jg ] v eiireil
I w’ftnnanck 3t0re ' “ HI Aid, ti
•in ltd in I , hJ f " 12 I f,„. nil (<
Misses Jennie Linder, Ciauiiin I Harrison 91 Wodutsduy 1
and Midge Ellffof M 1 i‘ hltville at ; Fringe 13-4 Thursday..'."
. . . , , I SltiirixiL'ull 1 '44 * IA„; i
tended tne picnic l:ci e.
(The Tennille High fc'cbcol m drr (lie
tutorage of J'rtf. W. LJIluggim, will
bold itscommi noement Exercises Juue
S.'U und 24ih Prof. C. C. Cox of La
grange will deliver the annual address
a d Cupt. P. II. Taliaferro, of our city
li is bran invited t> deliver tlic prizes.
A liti rary Ueut is in store for the Ten-
ill inns.
(Stonewall 1345 Friday
mddluvilli) 1253 .Monday’.'”
Cleveland 1384 Tuesday •
B/sey’s 92 Wednesday!!!'
Davisboro 94 Thursday
S"n Hill 93 Friday....
aarihen 1350 Mm,lay •
Il'ulUer Bros 1350 Tuesday
..17
..18
..29
. .20
..23
..21
..5(1
..27
. .30
. .31
which time he has used it in liis family
for all Coughs and Colds with best ro
suits. This >s tho experience ol' thous
ands whose lives have boon sa ved by
liis Wonderful Discovery.
Trial buttles free ut Rawlings’ Drii"-
Store.
Just received 2 hundred lbs
ol Lorillards Genuine Jar Snuff
which we are sell.ng at 5octs a
pound.
EHOLT & BRO
Suitd If is Lite.
I Mr.D. I. AYilcoxsou, of Horse Cave
99 Wednesday. .June ....1 Kj•> says 1)6 was, for many years biul-
7'“ 0< , 05 Thursday " 2 j l.V ufilictcd with Phthisic,also Diabled
Down s More...^96 Friday •• 3 j the pains were almost m,endurable
uy 1 und would somelimes almost throw
.8! Uia into convulsions. Ho tried Elec-
Lie Bitters and got relief from firs,
bottle and aider taking six bottion
was ent.il ely cured and had gained
in flesh eighteen pounds. (Says Le
positively believes Le would Lave
died Lad it not been for the relief af
fprded by Electric Bitters. Sold at
j filly cents a Lottie by A\ inRewlipg-
Tenaillu
Buucomb 13i Tuesday " 7
Clny'H 1U0 Wednesday.. .“.... g
Walker’s Mills JU0 ’1 hursday •- /j
Sanderevi 0 iivety Saturday until tho isih
ol Juno, dhen my O' oks will close. Justices
ol the l'e j* in e,.eb district will please take
lotuo an make returns, according to law 10
ti 6 undo -igutd, the uaincs ol all ptisons
liMheirr qicctive districts, subject to poll
e. davis htrange,
T. ii, W. C.
A $20.00 BIBLE REWARD.
The publishers of Rutledge’s Monthly
idler tu Ivo valuable rewards in iheiV
M01.tidy !or February, among which is tlic
following:
Wc will give $20.00 lo (lie person tel I in
us wliicli is the mid.lie verse iu the New
testament .Scriptures, ( ne t the revised ed
ition, by March ludi, lsi7 Should two
">• more cpncct answers ho received, ilie
Reward will Ije divided. The money will
Notice.
Llilt cnpartiiofship of Mcddows &
Mcddows, of iiunimni, Ga. has
iict-n dissolved by mutual consent
and by the withdrawal ofC. s. Med
dows, the business will be eon tin uud
at tim same stand by Bdcddows A
Bedgood who will settle and collect
all accounts of the old firm.
G S. ,M I'd)DOWS.
!8. J. ME DHOWS’
Thanking tho public for past put-
lonngo and hope they will continue
to patronaizc the new linn
C. S. M El/DOWS,
Harrison, Ga., Feb. 7th, 1887.
Leave S mderuvillo-
I Arrive Saudersville-
1 I,cave Sandersvillc-
Ari ivo Siuidersvillw-
1 1 : IU it m
— I.2:50‘p; m
2:2n p m
—e dit) p m
Savannah Ua., Dec. I!) PHU,
t)u and alter tliis d.ito pi-senger trains
will run as Daily unless marked j-, which
are Daily except Sunday.
The: Standard time by* which these trains
run in .40 minutes slower tiian Savannah
city time. v
Lv Savannah.. UkO) a in 8 20 a m5;IO pm
! ArMilien l‘J;35pin 11;03 p in 8:fj p m
Ar Augusta I;t6 pm (J;15 a 111
! Ar Macon 4;50pm 3;20am
! Ar Atlanta 9;00 i> m 7;20 a m
Ar Coluinlius . 0;>0a in 3;t)2 p m
Ar Montgomery. 7;<J9 p m
Ar Eufaula 8;50 |, m
Ar Albany 10;08 p m 10;oUa m
IDsangers for Sylvania, Saudersvillo,
Wii;;h‘sville, Miliedgcvi lo und KutuuUm
; should lake 10:00 a m train
l'.issengeis ler Th imnstin, Carrollton
I’crrv, Felt (!.lines, T ilhmton, Buena \’is-'
1 U. Blakely and Clayton should take -JO
j p m train.
Lv Milieu... 1J;55 p m 11;15pm 5;10 a 111
Lv Augusta. 1();'J0 a m 9,30 p m
, Lv Macon... 9;50 a m 10;-50 p in
j Lv Atlanta.. 0:35 a in ti;50 p m
Lv Columbus 10;20 p 111 ll;15am
: Lv Montgomery 7;!5pin7;40 a in
! Lv Bulimia... ft);49 a 111
; Lv Albany... -1;50 a m 3;57 p m
Ar (Savannah 6;00 p m 6;55 a 111 S;05 a m
Sleeping ears on all night passenger
trains between Savannah and Augusta and
Savannah and Jl/ucoii, Savannah
and Atlanta, -bacon and Columbus.
'train leaving at8;20 p m and arriving
aln;,-i5 a 111 will not stop to put oil"or take
on passengers between Savannah and .Mil
ieu.
'Connections at Sivnnah with Savannah
Moiida and Western Railway for all poiuts
in Florida.
1 ickets for all points and sleeping ear
berths on sale at city olliee, No. 2()' Bull
street, and depot olliee 3J minutes Lcluro
departure ol each train.
G A WHITEHEAD
TIME TABLE
OF THE
WillGIITSYI L* E, TKNNILLE
DUBLIN It. It
J CSILYW
General Passenger Agent.
, Ticket Agent -
To take efleet November 11 IS O,
GOING SOUTH.
No. 1
Wc lire still in die Field.
I'l lends our Jewelry Store is in
forwarded to the winner Jl/areh' loth, 1 Blast and work done by co
1887. Persons trying lor the reward must 1*0toil t workmen;
send 20 ecu's in silver or postal notes, (no ' ’ ' " ~
pc,stage stamps taken) withthei, answer, for
which they will rcccite the Monthly for
April in which thu name and address of the
winner of the reward and the correct an
swer will be published, and in which sever,
al more valuable rewards will be ofiered-
Addrcss, RurLitnoK Plislishixg C'omi'a-
Ejston, Pa.
Genuine Pensylvania Dent Corn
ellow an whito by A. 3, Sparks
we keep
a nice lot of Jewelry, Spectacles,
Glucks and .Musical iustrmncuts
lor sale.
We hope our old friends
and customers will not desert us
in our hour of affliction, we have
done you good work heretofore,
and will continue to do so now.
Cliufers, Spanish peanuts Seed
Peas, for tale by A. 3. Sparks. *
Lv Tonniiie
Lv J ramson
Lv Donovan
\r \! i ightsv’lc
Lv Wriyhtsviilo
Lv Lovett
Lv Bruton
Ar Dublin
A. M.
0 3)
7 10
7 30
7 50
I 50
(S 20
8 4 l
9 00
.... 9 20
P. M.
3 15
3 50
■I 10
•1 31
4 45
5 05
5 40
0 00
ti 20
AH(;y.;va, CGBmui &Sumlersvillo
EJ. B«.
PS.S E X K N J: E R A X D FR El G11T
(Except Sundays)
, lN ’° *> A - i'l- I No. 2, A ■ M.
Lvhandersvillo I..53 | V u Augusta 7.13
Lv Wartheii 6.18 | 1 ,c t li' .ain 11.12
l,v 'fines 5.50 | “Ii. J • Springs'il'29
Nv Al lull'll 5 58 | Lv Mitchell....11.49
Lv Belle Springs 0 it | Lv Hines 12-04
Lv Gilisci 0 JO j Lv U , .'ii4!km...!J.H
Ar Augusta 9.00 | ArS’vilio 1.1a
No 3 i . m. | No 4 a. m.
Lv hand,ersvilie .1 30 j Lv .\ucush... .5.00
, |' v »'»r d.ol | Lv lluphzibah 0.1)0
i'V Hi"-.".. I.I ‘ j Lv Gibson 7.49
Lv .diu’.i.v1 4nl j ■' it,;|le Springs7.50
hiring,i 5.11 | Lv Mitchell...8.03
Belle I
CIO!NO N011X11.
No 2 No 4
A U P M
10 00 8 30
10 30 900
1050 9 20
H 10 9 40
11 40 10 lo
.... 11 40 10 05
...12 00 10 35
12 20 10 55
•••.I Ol) 11 30
,! President,
Say. 14,18m! Sulle, ' i “‘“' 1 “ ut '
Lv Dublin
Lv Condor
Lv Bruton
Lv Lovett .*.;;;
Ar Wriehtsville....
Lv Wrightsville
Lv Donovan
Lv Harrison
Ar Tennille
VV. B Thou a
LvG.bs,"i. ‘ o ,1 j Lv Hines 8.12
| l.v Hephzibah...8.1-7 | J.v Wartheu 8-17
Ar Ang-tsia '‘.'.'5 | A r Sandersville 9.07
"L N DA l— PASNiCNGERy ONLY.
i N li 1 , ./'• M - I ^‘>2 a, si.
l.v bandersvii n5.51 | Lv Augusti S 14
Lv Wartlun O'lO | Lv llephzihah.J). 14
L v Hines (i.50 | Lv Gibson I 1.04
'o' Much II 0.58 j •'BelleSpringe 11.17
Lv l’.clleSprings 7.1 I | Lv Alitehcll...11.33
Lv | Lv Hines ....II 40
Bv J Icphzih ill... 1) 13 | l, v Warlhen... 12.19
Ar August 10 I.i | Ar A” ville 1241
No 3 r. m. j N> 4 i>. m.
Lv Sumlcrsvillc 2.51 | Lcnv Aaugusta 3.15
Lv WHi-thon 3.1b j Jav JIephz:hah..4.1U
|' v "'“‘‘S 3 50 j Lv Gibson li.09
,v Mitchell 3 58 | "Belle Springs 0 22
Lv Belle Springs 4 11 | Lv Mitchell 0 35
Lv Gibson 4 22 | l.v I Dims 04!
Lv Ilcphzihali ...6 13 | Lv \V„rliion....7 17
Ar AugUHla 7 ]3 | Ar Sandersville 7 41
K. M. MITCHELL, President.