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The. Sfurif't Ortfin IK? t/iinylr.n /// J'nblinh.' l Uy A. J. Jernigau A' Co.. —) l-i iu.iitr;: ; ,v : ,r v 8AXlH4R.SVn.LK UBOltKl \ T U E s D A Y. Aligns! dOlh. iss: Kl^rrORIAL. Tho when! \i ]<] in P.ko'n vri'l In double last, veiu’n crop, or over 40, 1)00.000 busLela. The Uaiversily of Pennsylvania in the first cf tlio state institutions U- lorbii) the ueo of tobacco to i;s stu- do.its. i; in ■n vrwir >f 1 ',< i ll's the sin.il F A 'v. C ubc I E!c pv ion' h:i hading a ml in the 'Tennessee campaign. He delivered a strong and eloquent prohibition speech to an immense mnlienee in the conrl house y:ml at Chattanooga recently. Comptroller-General AV right high- The Union Sijnil. -* 1 ..*0 a year: Th ■ Young*■nsaih-*-. .V'pen's a year: Oak an.l Ivy i.-sl', 27> cents at year. A POJ \h HUVA!, oriVtOX. Tisio'-viO .Vu .l-<\ l>q. County •v. Clay (••>. T<x. pays. "Have e Hitiris with n ost Imp My hi oilier also was ve ry low with Malarial Fever toi l .Tnnn- du’\ but was turn d by Hme’y use of ilos medicine. Am satisfied Electric Bitters saved his life. Mr. D. T. AVilcxsen, of TTorso Cave. Ky, ml.Is a like ti diim'-ny, aw ing, 11" positively believes he would have died, had it : ot been for Eiec trie bittern. Thi--great remedy v.i'l ward oft*, na well ns euro all d/ilmia Diseases, r.r.il for nil Kidney. Liver, mid Stom ach Disorders stands nuequaled. Price Site, and $1. at Dr. Win, Rawl ings’ drug store. Year'a Support. BlH‘5 Mia?. Pi. Downs ngod ubont fi.j year died in Giles District on the 21 hist., Mrs. Mamie L. Null, wife of Alonzo Hall, Ksq. died at her residence in the Uylhu-augn, Ala , on the dlh inst., aged nearly 2d years. T. L. WINN, PAINTER, House Painting, (4 mining, Iv t! omining, Paper Hanging, &c., lone with neatness and dispatch. Icavo your orders at Dr Win Rawlings’ Drug Store. COMMIT TUCK n( Hie ( ITT 110.1 Ml> of EIMIC.V rioxt. list j'tty Aotifj. (tile eotv a lion I. S years old, with ! | red side.% white face and hack, took j i tip nt my place below Tennille, about ! weeks ago. Parties can get her by i : proving property, and paying lot ts- | j king care of her', also paying for this ' l adverlisonicnt. N.VTIIAN TURK \T, At, Claud .Joyner Angnsl 20th 1887.—11. ■scot (eotox tl. «'AtSlt%. E. S. IASGK l.v compliments Tax Receiver E D. .GEORGIA—Washington County. Strange upon the to him. digest let-warded Mr J M Graham tin J engineer or tiie Steamer Laurens c n the Oconee liver. ha>l a narrow escape from drowning last week The boat made a sudden turn round a bend in the river, which threw him overboard, lie is at his (lost again- We advise him to look ont for short turns next time. Someone attempted to break o|»eii the store of Mr Wynn of Dublin one night la*t week hnt failed either on account of the secure fastenings or some one passing frightened them away The Macon Telegraph says the State Fair this year will surpass any previous one Meriweather county is waxing wnnnonthe prohibition question. The election will he held on the 29lh inst, both sides claim the counts; we hope the prohibition side will win A CkmltD. Davisroko, Ga. August 211. 1887 To the public, the special from Macon in the Atlanta Constitution of the 10th instant, giving an account of the robbery of the trunk of Miss Eliza AA'ulkcr, nntl saying that Detec tive Shackleford discovered that Roll ert Walker was the only one who had the keys of the trunk Irom which the money was stolen, is to my knowl. edge false, and without foundation 1 believe the said It. It. Walker to lie an upright man nud entirely in nocent of the cbm-gc made in said special. The said Detective Shack elford ennferod first with mo and then witli Messrs, J. F. AValkcr and K. B. Walker, making misrepresen- tj each that implied suspicion ol i lie other, and in tnis manner drew money first from one, then the other abandoning the effort to scenic the lost money when he Imd extracted lrom us all the money he could. J. A. Jackson. Macon Tclcgroph. OliDINARY'S 0FF1CE, Wherc-aa the nppmisrrs appointed to net spnrt n jest's Hippoit for Mm. Polly Htnitb. willow of Joseph D Smith hits of said connty, deceased, have Hied their Return* in this < (tloe; all persons concerned nre hereby no tified to appear nt the Conrt of Ordinary to r-e held in nnd for said county ou tho first Monday in October 1S87. and show cause ir rdj they have, why said Retorn should not bo approved end made the juilyutinl of the Conrt of Ordinary. This 15th day of August, 1SS7. M. NEWJHN, Ordy. 9-25—41 ' New Roads. GEORGIA—Washington County. ORDINARY’S OFFICE. All persona Interested, are hereby notified tbRl it no good canse he ahown to the contra ry, an order will be granted by the under signed on Sutnrdxy the 17th day ot 8t-pl>tu. ter, 1887, establishing the lollowing described new road in the With and Ulst Distriata, O. M., as marked ont by tho Road Commis sioners appointed for that purpose. Beginning at Harrison near thug ip of Jen kins und Fiilghuui; llienco along the land line between Dr Davis and I .on is Davis n straight line to the Tarver road; thence said road to ooroer of J. XV. Rrndy’H lenoi-; thence pnat said Brady’s boose one hundred vard- to the cornerof W. R. Olivers’ land; thence along the land line between said Olivers and and R J. Moj o, and through the land ol said • Ihivera to the oorner of A. IP. J. Woods' land; thenoa slung the line between s-iid ll’ood nnd OiirorH. crossing Cedar Croek at an old road bed; thence by stakes set liy John T. Loyd's; thence along the land line between raid Loyd nnd W. J. Jenkins; thonoe by stakeR set through lands of said Jenkins, Frank l’ago nnd Riolmrd Pago, in- lerBHollDg with the WrightsvilL road near the Grubb grave yard. Given under my hand officially this 13th day of August, 1887 M. NEWMAN, Ordinary. 9-25-41 ' TO TIIF. NAXI)Kimvil.l.E niEHCHKl- Samlersville, Ga., Aug. 25th 1887, Mr. Editor' In reading the Middlo Geor gia Progress dated August the 10th’ 1 notice an Eilitorial in the way of u stricture on ‘‘Watkins Hall’’ condetil ing its benches «fec\ “Well now all admit that the soft side of a bench is hard, and I well know that a two to dipose hours heat is irksome, cspccialy those possessed of such little u clip matter us the Editor who penned the piece refered to; and the next time 1 will sec that he gets a chair, if it is «o I can, it all are not taken under the style of 4 Reserved Scats” then it will be a beneh or nothing; unless, Jie waltzes to the front with an extra amount curly enough to secure one himself. Now the owner of Watkins Hall has always shown himself a man of cncrg yaml willing to do any thing that would add to the eointor of the public; nnd were tho llall used often enough to warrant the fix ing better seats and accomodations, lie would certainly do so; biitour city people don’t think it hardly right to pay anything for the use of it when 'tis for the benefit ol churches chari ty &c I think the owner 1ms been over liberal for such purposes, too much so for any complaint ns to comfort and the writer of tho article in the Progress knows this well enough. 1 am sorry for any thing that may have been uncomfortable to him, anil 1 would suggest a PILLOW next time he goes to Watkins’ Hull, for his own especial sitting. Youks &o.. MACK DUGGAN For Leave to Sell Land. GEORGIA—Washington County. ORDINARY'S OFFICE, & O. Jordan, Administrator ol the estate of Thomas Jor Ian, d-epused, has io doe lorm applied lo the undersigned for li-avo to hi II ths lands belonging to the estate of said de ceased, aid said application will be heard on the first Monday in October n<-xt. This 18th day of August, 1887. M. NEWMAN, Old. 9-25-U Dr. G. W. II. Whitaker K. A. Sullivan, Ksq ibiit. Mark Newman Morris Hnpp, Ksq ) Mnj Win. Gallaher> Rev. T. M. Harris \ On finance On Buildings. ; Ou school prop- I orty On Rules Dr. A. Mathis Hon. H. D. Kvann Capt. I. Herman Hon. P. R. Tallinferro Hon. (J. R. Pringle lion. J. N. Gilmore Dr. II. N. Hollifii'hn On Exnminn* Ik T. Rawlings, Ksq >• lions and Text Dr. J. B. Roberts ) Books. D. L. HAYES, Painter. House Fainting, Graining, Knl soniining, Marbalizing, Glazing, Paper Hanging, &c. Leave your Diders ut Dr. A Mathis’ Drug Storo. 3ni Year's Snppirt. GEORGIA—Washington County. ORDINARY’S OFFICE. Wboreas tho appiaiaers appointed to set apart a year's support lor Mrs. Aon Joiner widow ol E. Gardner Joiner ami her five minor children, haw filed their return iu this office, all persons concerned are hereby notiftod to appear at tho Court of Ordina- ry lo ho held In and for said county on the first Mooday in Bi-ptember next nud show canse if any they liavo, why said return should not bo approved and be made the judgment of the Conrt. This loth day of July, 1887. M. NEWMAN, Ordinary. 7-21—ft Administrator's Dismission. GEORGIA—Washington county. ORDINARY’S OFFICE. Isano L. Smith, Administrator of iho estate of Mrs Mary M. Smith Into of said county, deceased, bus in dne form applied to me for loiters of dismission from the adminis tration of said estate, and I will pass npou Ida application on the first Monday in Be ■ ember tab7, ut my office iu Samlersville j eonnty. Given under ray hand officially this Gtb me 1V87 Sheriff’s Sales. First Tuesday in September 1887. GEORGIA.—Washingt in County Will he sold before (lie Court House door- in the city of Samlersville. on the first Tues day in Septcmlicr 1887 between (lie legal hours of sale, to th- highest h ilder the lol- lowii'g property to wit. One tract of land lying in said county anil Btste. Two Hun dred und thirty five uercs (235)more or less mill bounded on the North by lands o' J. M. Sili-tli, on llieKnslhv lands ol B. D. Joiner, on tiie Konlli hv lands of Edwin Bwint, on • ho West by the big Olioonie Creek. Lev ied as the property of U. W. Smith to xulix- fic two Justice Court li fas in favor of A. Falk A Hon vs O W Smith Property iiointeil out by plaintifls Attorney und legal notice given tenuiilH in possession. Also at same time and place will he sold, One tract oi parcel of land lying in Waslia ington Connty Georgia. Containing Fifteen acres more or less, and hounded on lira North, South. Fust & west by lauds ol Mis. Rosa G. Smith, Levied upon as tiie prop- trty of Mrs Ross G Smith lo satisfy a Jus tice Conn l-'i Fa in favor of u Labor Lien of C. G. Stewart vs Rosa O. Smith, l-iovey made by 14. U. Wells Constable ol 2nd Dostriet G- M, und returned to me. Also at same lime nnd place will ho sold one tract or parcel of land h big on the prong ol WiHianison's Swamp Creek in Wiishing- lon County, containing four hundred and sixty (400) acres more or less known ux Green Brantley’s Home Place und bounded "i* *hi> North by lands pf Georgo Prince, on tho East by lands of J. A. Robson trustee, South by William- son's Swamp Creek and on tho West by luiid of M. Newman- Levied i n ns the property of Grecu Brantley to satisfy a Fi Fit issued in from tin Superior Court of said county in favor of • Joseph E, Brown Gov, fortlie use of Cob A llarhuck vs B F Riitlixell, Prin. G Brantley, John K Wick er, and A. A. Cullens Securities now proceeding fortlie use of Lawson and Cason administrators on the estate of Nich olas Hurbuck, survivor of tho firm of Cobh and llarhuck. Written notice givun Green Rrui.tley Defendant in possession. Tills Aug. 8th 1887. 0. A. Wall Sheriff W. C. TDftnP AIKHIA ncctsrcnra. rORNEYAT LAW, GANDERSVII.LE, Ga. U. D. Kvam. Jn EVANS & EVANS, ATTORNEYSAT LAW SANDERVII.LE, GA. 46SO Arolx tStcoct, X’Ullaii'a, F**. A Well Tried Treatment For Con .unqdion, AsUiuut. Ili oncliils, Dyspciisin. (aiarrli, Huy l-Yirr, Hnttl- sit-in*, Di-hillty ItlitMimiilisiu, Ncitralgia, and nil Oimuieami Xrriuut Vittorrier*. When "Compound Oxygen" is inhaled the heart has imported to it increased vitality That Organ sends forth the blood witli nuir; force and less wear to itself; the vital cur rents loavi on their circuit i.o.v deposits vital force in every cell of tissue over which tliev puss and return ngi-In lor a new sup pie. This simple story is the rational ex- plinntion of the greatest advance that medi cal science lias yet made. “The Compound Oxygen Treatment ’ which Drs. Starkey A Paten, No. 1529 Aren Street, Pliilaxlelplim, have been using for the last sixteen years, is a scientific adjust ment of the elements of Oxygen and N ilro gen HH’ynetizcil. and the compound is so con dcnscil and made portable tlmt it is carrietl by express to every portion of the country —Indeed, it is sent all over tiie world. Dus. S.mucky A I’ai.kn have the libert to refer (hi proof of their standing as Phy sicians) to the following named -veil-known persons who have tried their Trcatineu Hon. William D. Kkllky, Mi-mbir of (hnt/rc**, I’hilade'.jihia. Rkv. Viutou I,. CoxIIAll, Julilo,- Jjullo roit Obaervcr, IVit/iith i/i/iin, Rkv. Ciiaiilkh W. Cusiiixo, Julitor American litformer A’iii# York, Hox. W’ii.lam Pkxx Nixon. Jiililor Inter-Ocean, Chicayu, It, Juixik JosKi’it R. Flandkiis, Temple Court, New York, Miih. .Maiiv A. Catoh. Widow of th- Inti Du Haiivkv (,'atoii Onmlen. New jc.rcey Mas iWAUY A Douoiity, Jamaica, Long Inland New York Mas Maiiv A Livkumoiik Melrune MaMachunella JuiHIK It S VoolllIKKS, New York City MrGkouiib tV El) war ns J ropt'r St (Jeorye,s Hotel P/iilaiM/dna, Mu Fit a x ic SmpAi.L .1 well-known Merchant, IVtilailtlphia Mu William 11 Wiiitkly, Silk Mannfactarcr J'hiladelphla, Pa. Ami many others in every purl of the U S F. E. BAFF0LD, ATTORNEY AT LAW, SANDEItGVILLE, GA. Will pract'ccin all ths Courts of tin Middle Circuit nnd in tho countilt Mtrru Hiding Washington. Special a.* tention given to commercial law. G. W. II. WHITAKER, DENTIST, SAN D15RSV1LLK, G EG R GI A. —TERMS' CASH.— XtF' Office upstairs in the Photo-, jniipli Gallery fnrmet-ly o.-cuiiti'il h\- T. Glenn, Jones Building. Apr 20 '80 H.N.HOLLIFIELD PHYSICIAN Ac SCCJEOiY, Sandersville, Georgia. Oftico m-xt door to R. T. Walker’s Grocorv Store. day of June fi 9 -3m M NEWMAN, Ordinary For Leave to Sell Land. GEORGIA—Washington County. ORDINARY’S OFFICE. H. B Joyner, Administrator of Mrs. Mar thas I. Robison deceased, has in due lorm applied to the undersigned for leuve to sell the land belonging to tha estate oi said leccased, and I will pass upon his applica tion on the Unit Monday in September. 1887, at my office iu Sandersville in said county. This 1st day of August, J887. M. NEWMAN, Ordinary W. 0. 8-4 4t Mr Joint Gray who lives four miles from Byron, in this couty. happened to the good fortune to find several hundred dollars in gold which hail been hidden awaj perhaps for years in the sent ol an -old invalid chair iu his posession The money fe.l while he was try ing to repair the 6eat of the chair It was wrapped in pieces of paper, when Mr. Taylor died his brother, Mr James Taylor, the administra tor of the estate, believing that the old chair would bring nothing at the sale gave it to Mr. Joint Gray, who is very poor und has been st -cripple, unable to work, all his life. —Dublin Gazette. Wo would not object to failing 3icir to such a ohair ourselves, as ditoncy is very scarce indeed, in Ahesejparts' For Administrator's DUmissiou. GEORGIA—Washington County. ORDINARY’S OFFICE. Isano L Smith, Administrator of tho es tate ot Daniel Q. Smith late of suid connty, lecaased, has in due form upplied to me lor tetters of dismission iroin suid administra tion, acd I will pass upon said application on the first Monday iu October, 1887, at my office in Sandersville in said county. Oiven under my hand und official siana- tore this 28lh day ol Ju— C 30-3m I une, 188U. NEWMAN, Ordinary, GEORGIA—Wawhington County ORDINARY’S OFFICE, W.H. audj. A. Fulghnm. Exeontors o| the will ot Matthew Fulghnm d< ceased have iD due form applied to the undersigned for leuve to sell tho lands bdoDging lo the es tate of ni.il deceased. nnd said application will be haul'd ou the first Monday iu St ptem- her next, at my office. r ThiB 13th day ot Julv, 1887, M, NEWMAN, Ordinary W, 0. 7-144t — For Administration. GEORGIA—Washington County. Otdinary’s Office. Moses and John Tison have in due form applied to tho nodersigued for pirnmnent letters of admiuiBtratiou cu tho estate ol Matthimj Tieou, lute of suid oouoty, doceusod and I will pasH upon said application on the first Monday in September 1887, at my office in 8 tuderuville in said county. J Given under my hand officially this 1st day of August, 1887, ' 81 s 4 H- NEWMAN, Ordinary. (■rand Jury. September Term 1887. IF. Dacia, iV. Harman, J IF. U. F. Gladden, John. T. Grose, L. J. Hat,, S’ M. J Jit ch>'ock', S. J, Jordan, John Taylor, L. li. Kendrick 4 , l)r. L. S, Garner, Jno. C. Duggan, lF<n . Galtoher, Jno. M. J In diets, IF. L). Hunter, Mahon Warthen, A. IF. Aldred, A. IF. Quin, Alonza J. Holmes. IF. G. Hailey, I Fin. li. Francis, M D C M Summerlin, Syl l y rince, It. T. Pound, T. N. Smil/i M. ill. Mathis, J‘al II, Sheppards, Thus. E- llrown, Oed L. Mathis, Frank S. Strange, Dr. J. R. Henderson First Week Tracerse Jury September Term 1887. E. IwiUe.y, E. IF. Hompkins, Abel Cason, L. D. Newsome, J id itts S. Drown, Jno. E Smith Abe. Youngblood, Rob'l Chapman, IF. G. Anight, E. R. Dudleg, H. F. Joyner, Marshal H Hodges James E. Doge. Jr., J. G. IVhidtlon, Dacid L. Tanner, Elias W..Tanner, Marcelus Norlhinglon, F. A. Watkins, Seth L. Hodges, Joe A. Prince, It D Cox, A. M. Riddle, IF. A. Smith, 91.sl IVm. E. Tanner, IF. Thos. Drantley, John T. Rrouin,’ J/. E. Bridges, Chas D. Thigpen, John F. Tanner, Jas. II. Page, ‘ J. II. Drantley, M. H. Hartley, GUI Slaver, Elias G. Joiner, Thus. A. Carry, Joseph Deli. Second Week Travel'll Jury SeptemUe Term 1887.' lames T. Boyers, S. M. Page, 'Ihos. G. Moge, J.-aac A. Smith, IF. C. Brinson, A. IF. J. Wood, Linton A. 'Tanner, J. J. Smith, li. D Sheppard, John T. Hudson, D. S. Smith, Jusejjlt II. Fluker, Thos. E. Vicktrs, B. A. Page, A. F. Hudson, Jut!son Lord, W. A, Snelling, G. T. Horton, J. Jl, Young, Jas. F. Northington Jno. IF. Braswell, Geo. Jl. Jenkins, C. GnJ/in, Deny D Joiner, Beau/ord Tarpley, John A. Robison, Thos. F. Smith, Sam IF. Boyers, W. J. 'laytor, Kmchen Bridges, A S. Mitchell, Chns tree man, l. G. Green way, J. D. Orrr, Will. E Joseij, H. S. Turlington, *'Compound Oxygen—its Made of Action unit Results" is lira title of it vulinneof nearly 2(W pages, by Drs Starkey A Fnleii which gives to all imjiiircrs full inform.-ttion as to tlii remarkable curative agent ami a largo record ol supi-ising cures in a wide range of chron ic cases—many of ilium being abandoned to die by other physicians. It will he mailed true an address on application HUN S’lMKKUY Ac IMI.HV LVJ9 Arcli St., I*liilu4lcl|»liiu I* tJ^F' Cheap Clocks at Jet aignn A Son’s Jewelry -Store. Diickleu's 4illicit Salve. Tho Besl Salve iu Iho wmTiI lor cuts Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rheum, Fever Soros, Tetter, Chapped II,.nils Chilblain:!, Corns, and all Skin Erup tions, and positively cures Files, o no pay required. It is guarantee tu give perfect satisfaction, or niout refunded. Frice 25 cents per box FOR SALE BY Dlt. RAWLINGS i*r have your watch fixed by Jernigau & Son, they will give yen luliafuution. Jhiv your Cottu l'ruw- Hope t LANG it- WILT Stiii.l save money We arc able lo prove beyond a doubt tha lira Ci mpoiiml Oxygen treatment is a sure cure for sure throat we ludn chrome case of of 15 years standing puriiiiinnully cured by il; those who are not benefited from its use fail because they do not carry out die Drs/s directions' To derive benefit you must send corec. diagnosis of your cuse to Drs, Starkey anil l’alen, 1029 t roll Street Philadelphia Fa. Cal! nt lids Office for full particulars "FA It Jl i; IMFA VOUITE.” Is meeting with satisfaction witli planters in Washington county, lo be found at Eureka Mills. 7 lit W, G. ROBSON. Attorney At Law. Sandcrsvill“, Gn. Office in the Cottr House. JEUNIGAN&SON williix your wat cli or clock as ch eap, if not cheap er than anyone else, come and see. NOTICES 01.000.000 lo Lonff All pnrtles in Washington and Baldwin couiilic ► whose loans on improved farms mature in l8sti, and desire “KXTK NS ION” i.t greatly i edit ceil rates; will find it to llicir advantage to call and see me at their eailiest convenience, at my ollitfo in Co ir. House,Sandersville, where my rep- resentatative or my self will he pleased to accommodate them. W. li. THIGPEN. GEORGIA, F*J. Coolctke & Bro, Alabama QIL O b, Atlanta Ga. lage Jt'aint, any one can use them, Lead Oil Colors, Graining Coiors, &c., &c. Write for color cards and prices. We are malin as good goods ss are made in America, Al • so dealers in YAUNISHE8, BliUtSHES and WINDOW GLASS. J)aiai ol Pratt, The Farmers to give SiitUfiiotioii Cull oti or addfosa. PciuoA It i rctltieed. LANG and WILT. Mann deturers Agents, Sandorsvillo, (to .rgia. For full dose riot io prices and terms. A gin w II bo Kupt in stock whore it cu ho etc nuny lime. Tennille, Georgia. Situated convenient to the depot. Polite servants. Good rooms utul charges reasonable. Res pee t fill I v. J. V. HAMILTON, Proprietor. Money To Loan. The ttnilersigncil nro prepared to negotiate LGAtV UPON RKAL KS TA I'F, security or approved COL LATERAL paper. Terms easy. Evans & Evans, Attorneys ut l.nxv. IROMf WORKS* Lang 1 cto ‘Wilt, Propt’rs. Sandersville, Ga. Manufacturers nntl Dealers in: Steam Engines ot all styles. Saw Milly. Grist Mills. Cotton Gins, Presses und Machinery of all kinds A lull linejot Rubber and Leather Bolting k pt in stock. Steam and Water Valves, Steam pipes u"d Fittings, Inspirators Machine Oils and Mill Supplies. Repair work solicited and prompt v done nnd as cheap and well as can he dono all Machinery sold by u» we guarantee to bo as rep- resented. Write or cull on us for Prices and in the Maehiuo lino. script'on of anything wtuite 1 Mr 0. f. MOLITTLE, C1ILDEH AND P IC T U R E- F R A M E: WAMFACTIUIlIt, 126 Jackson Street, • Augusta Georgia. Post OlHce. To Tub Puhlic.— All persons disposed to grumble with the Postmaster fur closing tho mail pouch a little too soon lo suit their convenience will please read the following Postal Law and govern themselves accordingly. jS'kc. 410 Postal Laws and regu- lations. Time of dosing mails. Mails at first class Post offieos are to be closed one hour, and at all oth er offices, one half hour before the schedule time of departure of trains, unless such departure is between tho hours of U p. m. nnd 5 a. in., when they can be closed at 9 p, in. The Post office in New York City is ex cepted from the requirements of this section. ’I he railroad wiiistlo is not intended as a notie.e to tho postmaster but is a warning to the public to get ready. The postmaster is governed hy Postal laws and his clock, and not the railroad whistle. Respectfully, JOHN B. ROBERTS, Postmaster. Sandersville, Georgia, Aug. 23rd ’87. Notice. I hereby forewarn any oie from hir«*i n .< Jonas Epluani, c 1 >red, lie is under contract with in * foj the present year. Juno 2lLh, 1887, ’John Si-auldi.no- BSlsick Smith Shop RHGGIES, und WAGONS Repaired PLOW WORK anil HORSE SHOEING, a Specialty. Henry M, Little. If your watch is out of order take it to the old relia ble, A. J. Jernigan and Son’s Jewelry Store. Patronize Home In dustry. EUREKA MILLS, Sandersville - - - Q a . T HESE mills arc now making the best Flour and Meal of any null in tho country. Every accommodation is provided for people coining in from a distance. Honest men are in charge, and EVERY POUND of Meal, Flour and Bran 1 hat the wheat anil corn will make i« a r U ^ KAN m K P TOT,IK CUSTOMER), ol the mill, less the toll. So bring iu your WHEAT AND corn at the same time and therein save going to mill twice. U. 14. PRINGLE, Propter -9 85—tf .J L. YAOR .\£ii le .. BUY YOUll . C. C. BROWN, —DE \LER IN—; ] ] Millinery and Fancy Goods, NOTIONS, &c.) Huh just received her Sorin'? Stook consisting in Dirt, one of tha most complete linns of Li lies’, Misses nud Ul,il iron’s Hats and Bonnets ever Jiought to this it) irknt. Fi athcrs, Pluunw, Tips nud F'.o.vors iu gro.it variety mid I gu .ra-iteo t} tality, S.-ylu an I Prices. Call ctuly nud m ike your loloction while tlr> stock bus inar’y every VAltlKWY a,Bill STVJK, found on ths Spring Fashion Puttcs of 1887. j Notions uf ..it kinds con stant coming. FINE DRESSES Cut, fUt d und male to or l r. Every lady iu town, a unity or a lj >in- ittg couuttcH are earnestly req tested t > c til at nty sir ire, sue an I ex inl ine my Stock whether they wish to buy or not. Cor. Harris and Jerui- guu Streorts, Watkins’ Rail ling, Apil 51b 1S87. L S. WOOD- —CilAS. S WOOD. J. S. WOOD & BROTHER, Cotton Factors, SAVANNAH, * GEORGIA. *° Bugging mill Tim FROM jrER,3srxa.A.3yi. (Non* genuine without our ti-*do m»rk.) ON HAND AND Foil SA I.S SPECTACLES, HOSE GLASSES, Etc,, Etc. Watches,CTocks AMD JEWELRY ■kpxibbd it JSl B3STIG A3ST JORDAN & SMITH, COTTON FACTORS. AUGUSTA, • - - GEOEGIA. Mr. \V. M, Jordan lias „„„ m ; llvl;i v It rteen years. Satisfaction guarantee,I in 8tnri 'ge if su’d within fifteen days. Win every respect. Cunm'ssion ’ibcents « l 1 " 1 * n'lull, ~ "here we make i dvanea (luring the summer we eyiMJ 6 a bale cxha - liberal advances inada on colton in Hlore. BARBER--SHUP!- S H R CALL ON HENRY BRANTLEY, THE 0 t FASHIONABLE BARBER P n hotel block sandersville, Georgia, GUN SHOP. Guns, Pi&tols and Sewing Machine 8 Repaired by E- TWIWVKY, Jernigtiu street, next ta Mr. Wihddou’s residence, Those suffering from Catarrh will do well to pi tee themselves undet Drs, Strnkey and Palen 1539 A rc ^ Street, Rhiladelpnia, Pa