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-T^o Seal STATESBORO, CA. Official Organ of Bulloch Co. J. A. BRANNEN........ Publisher SUBSCRIPTION RATES: One year, in advance,.. .$ 1.00 Six months, in advance, 50 cts. Advertising rates made known on application. The News from different parts of tho county will be published, and commu¬ nications on live topics are solicited. Letters from our correspondents are liable to be “cut down,” as the lack Of space sometimes rep ; fires it. When n communication arrives too late it will be published in the next issue. The Eagle will be sent to responsible Subscribers until ordered discontinued by them. i. Thursday, Feb’i 28, 1889. Of the si xty millions of peo¬ ple in the United States fcevenlh are Catholics. i The’ now State Capitol at Atlanta will he completed in legislature time for the meeting of the in July. Dakot ' is -to be divided, and admitted ns North and F ’h Dakota. iiy not di vide Texas into six or mure States? A man can make' the trip around tue world in 8U days. Now if it was as 11 as a eal:e, he could not go around A ij ***** Gen. Joseph E. Johnson, of fUonfcderate fame, is a Rail¬ road Commissioner. He is }iow about 75 years of age, jjut is still young in action. The Statesboro Eagle .vastly glider its improved new management and is is one of pur best exchanges.—Screven Watchman. Thanks to the Watchman for the praise. Such words pf commendation stimulate us fo greater efforts. There will probully be an /extra session of Congress, so that the Democrats can be turned out and the Radicals turned into the public money prib. After being out for four years, the Rads, are almost famished. We will see what pivil service reform means. The A meric us Recorder has pi the Lditovs lor Governor in 1890. The candidates brought put by them are legion; and yet some dark horse might the time arrives. Some large city edi¬ tor, or some small countrv /scribe, might be the man. Who knows? Everybody in the State don’t favor the re-lease of the State Railroad. It should be sold and the public debt paid with the proceeds. It is bad policy for the Stale 1 0 own property in competition with her own citizens. The money would not be squandered, when it is used to wipe out the public debt. Next Monday, March 4th, G 011 . Ben Harrison will be in align rated as the President of the United Slates. This is the 100th year of our indepen Scnce. and the population haa r‘on ThoM h day of April, 1789, Gen. Geo. Washington President. was -.worn in as the tirst A bronze Maine IS erected on the in New York city where he took the oath of office, "W ashipgtoiy O. G., became tbi) Capitol m the ear 1800. RAIROAD TALK. The committee appointed v .vi11 sued circulars to people r siding in different parts of the comity this week, setting forth the reasons why every man should* assist'in getting the projected Railroad com¬ pleted. The people in -every section of the countyj.speak favorably of it,’ 'and ' all say they will help according to their several abilities. A Railroad was built last year from Macon to Valdosta, through what we term the back counties; and as a consequence, that section lias developed more rapidly than any part of Georgia. Ijoi of land in the county, ; hat sold three years ago, for less than a dollar an acre, now bring three to five. People residing in different parts of the county have already sub , and about one-half of the amount ( -ecjuirecl has already been nad-, up. ThVToad C. R. E. to Statesboro should bp the poopi'D road—should belong to the citizens ol Bul !:, ch, so tlia f they can control it, and to that end, let every •XML IX'. to help even a small amount, come to Statesooro on the first Monday in March. On that day the gentlemen who are pushing the enterprise will be present, and let opr people encourage them with their pvc-eunee and help. The peo¬ ple who were disappointed at the “busting” of the Savannah and Du Jin R. R. should l'e member that the Railroad now on foot is a short Rail¬ road, and that it don’t take much capital to build it; that the proposed Railroad from Dover, now being grad¬ ed, is backed by men who live at home, and who feel an interest in its success. We get no pay, or hope of reward, for writing up the D. and $• R. R., but wt do it free, with the hope that it might en courage some body to come in, and help out an enterprise c nt of not only ourselves, but of those who are to live after vve have been removed from rhe stage of action. ..Thj^iyeij, who built the Central Rail¬ road have long ago passed away, and we of the present age are enjoying the fruits of ineir lauors, -»- ITEMS FROM ZOAR I am glad to see some improve¬ ment in the make up of tho local columns of the Eagle. Miss Carrie E.Harrison has charge of the school here nm\. She is an excellent teacher, and her school is increasing every week; has over 40 scholars now, and should have at least 50. 11m measles are raging in this part of the world. Jim Brown hasn’t ;ot it yet, hut his little girl has. Mr * J I{ . Brannen’s family have l he mum l )9 > though n<> one else has ' c<) ' n '"" nit3 * ^ m am, ........rr am on . vi , it u , rdalivts „ nd , Dr . Um relul . ned l)ut „,f„ ami liulfc enc remain ........ Little Bennie Darsey savs "the reason he never gets head in die tionary class, is that the two top I one*** never miss U word, consequent iy he never gets the chance to get r t han thir d .but gcneraTt y ’sEavs there. Dr. Miller passed through Zoar a few days ago looking after some of his paiicnle. A man ol suspicious appearance passed through Sunday. Some body said it rained last Fri¬ day. Well we don’t deny that asser¬ tion, as we have a faint recollection that it was rather a damp day, A certain little girl is offered a five-dollar present, if she will keep head in dictionary class during the 1 present term of her school. She has succeeded so far, and says if she don’t get sick, she intends to see. what that present will be. Doc. Hodges was down to church Sunday night, apd like a good fellow brought his girl out. That’s right, Doc. Mrs. T. K. Porter and her little son,of Blitch, and Willie Porter and sister, with some friends, of Effing ham county, were in Zoar last Wed¬ nesday to witness the marriage of •• F. Porter and Miss Ora Darsey. The (southern Alliance, the ofli ial organ of the State Alliance, is now published in Atlanta, and is )iie of the very best secular papers n Georgia. Every countryman mould take it—a 12 page paper and >nlv one dollar a year. Mr. B. W. Sheppard supplies this ■ii nr.ket with fish now. W. HOME. t man can build a mansion And furnish it throughout; V man can build a palace With lolty walls and stout; V man can build a temple, ■ lit no man in tine world can build . That precious thing called Home. it is the happy faculty Of woman, far and wide, I'o turn a cot or palace Into something else beside— Where brothers, sons and husbands, tjred, With willing footsteps come; \ place of rest, where love abounds, A perfect kingdom—Home! HOW’S THIS? We offer $100 Reward for any caae of Catarrh that cannot be cured .by taking l all’s Catarrh Curb. F. J. CHENEY, Props., Toledo, Ohio. w e, the undersigned, have known F. J, Cheney for the last thirteen 1 :id believe him perfectly honorable in ■ !1 business transactions,and financially able to carry #ut any obligations made by their firm. West & Truax, Wholesale Druggists, Toledo, O. V aiding, Kennan & Marvin, Druggists, 'Toledo, O. E. H. Van Hoesen, Cashier Toledo National Bank. Hall’s Catarrh Cure is taken in¬ ternally, acting directly upon the bloo ( i and mneussurfaces of the system, £J)#“PHce, 75 cents a bottle. Sold ibugh! and Bough!! and What in the world is .the reason you will cough and keep eoiighing and still keep trying inferior medicines when postivclj* relieve your cough at once? 1 ’his is .fact, no advertifing and scheme, but an actual we guarantee it. For .ile by Dr M. If. Holland, Druggist, Uatesboro. Ga, jal7 lv WIIAT ON EAR TH Is the reason people will not, can not, or do not see any difference in cheap nostrums put up by parties Cheap John houses or irresponsible at enormous profits, rather than take a medicine of world wide reputation and one that is price? living universal No medicine satisfaction at equal In the world is giving for purifying such unparalleled the blood satisfaction BEGGS’ as BLOOD PURIFIER AND BLOOD MAKER, and every bottle that does not do its work will cost you nothing. For sale by Dr. M. M. Holland, Drug¬ gist, Statesboro, Ga. ja!7 ly llow CAN PARENTS allow their children to cough aud strain and cough, and calmly *ay: “Oh! it is only a littie cold,” and keep giving them cheap and dangerous medicines, until they are down with lung fever or consumption, when they can bo so eas¬ ily relieved bj hV* 7 Heygs' Cherry Cotif/h Syrup ? It no superior and few equals. For sale by Dr. M. M. Holland, druggist, Statesboro, Ga. jal7ly jJ^if’Sewing Machines of all ki ids repaired, and all work guaranteed. * A full line of attachments on hand—needles belts, shuttles, sewing ma¬ chines, oil, «fec. Call and see John M. Dalton, States¬ boro, Ga. T r mg ' iSH Gfj Ea s r r' A isi p COMPLETE STOCK _run ©py Groceries Hardware Finitiro, etc., Ever carried in'Statesboro, and we ask our friends and everybody to call and inspect our goods and see for themselves. We have a lull stock of READY MADE CLOTHING, HATS AND SHOES, which we are selling cheap. route attention given to all, and wesolicit g shore of L atrouage. ^HIGHEST MARKET PRODUCE.^) PRICE PAID FOE COUN¬ TRY 5LITCXa: BLITCH, STATESBORO, GA. "STO’CT .AJEEE3' -A. XJXJbJEZl Beg your pardou, but SAY, did you know that E. B. FLOOD’S was the best andyhe^^^ 4 d*--^*tteahte hsi’’ footwear of any kind? Poots and Shoes to suit everybody and prices to suit tbe times.. made in Call all styles and see and a warranted pair of our ^‘Georgia Huzzah” Shoes, sor.tr> leather. We have a special lot of shoes suitable for formers. I am with the above firm and be g an inspection of our stock and prices. S. F. ROAC11, (formerly of Bulloch County.) i w Wtfttf Statesboro, Ga., 1AVE OPENED AND WILL CARRY IN STOCK ALL KINDS OF t GOODS NEEDED BY THE PEOPLE. HIM, mil GOODS, 1 AKDWARE, TINWARE, FARMING UTENSILS, &c. We also keep in stock a full line of Ready Made CLOTHING, FINE HATS .-luthiers, .‘•HOES, &c. We are agents for WAN AM AKER & BROWN, the celebrated and we will have your clothes made to order if you desire it. We want “dr share of the trade, and wheu you buy come to see us, and we will make prices low, and endeavor to please you. fe 21 -ly Sick headache, wind on tbe stomach, biliousness, banished pnusoa. are promptly and agreeably by Dr. J. II, fcLean’s .Little Liver” and Kidney j’iliets 25c. a vial. ill L> t. 3 McLean’s Tar Wine Lung Balm; un¬ like cough syrups, it contains no opium ' f^'fdy. I t >u hys'chms • • nrescnhe _ Dr J. T U. lr Mc , 1,1 Y hl 'd no brat cTnopium or moi throat ; hia, while its eflicacy in curing all or lung diseases is wonderful. Persons who lead a life ot exposure fi feu 111 a t i s m, neuralgia, tnd lumbago and will find a valuable . . t i j w 11 » a t > ■ : 'aiiic ’ Oil Liniment; it will banish pain and subdue inflammation. There are many accidents and dis ‘“.ise» which affect Stock and cause •erious inconvenience and loss to the ufter in his work which may be liiiekiv remedied by the use of Dr. J. ,1 McLean’s Volcanic Oil Liniment. If you the find pricking pains on mov ug eyes, or can net bear bright ight, and find your sight weak and ■.'ailing, 1 H. McLean’s you should promptly ui,e Dr. -alve. . 25 cents box. Strengthening Eye a Are you restless at night, and har¬ assed by a bad cough? Use Dr. J. • I, McLean’s Tar Wine Lung Balm. It will secure you sound sleep and ef¬ fect a prompt and radical cure. Exposure living to rough weather, getting -vet, In damp localities, are fa¬ vorable to the contraction of diseases of the kidneys and bladder As a preven¬ tive and for the cure ol all kidney and liver trouble,' use that valuable rem¬ edy, Dr. Balm. J. H. McLean’s Liver anil Kidney $1.00 per bottle. When nature falters .and requires kelp, recruit her enfeebled energies with Dr. J. H. McLean’s Strength¬ ening Cordial and Blood Purifier, tl.00 per bottle. 1 Far better than harsh treatment by medicines which horribly gripe the patiHut and destroy the coating of the stomach. Dr. J. H. McLean’s Chili* and I ever Cure, by mild yet effec¬ tive action will cure. Sold at 50 cents a bottle. Im; ?‘ Khan son {filo AID oiirouun. "" “ I .‘&J \ Egg! ' ”A QM} ‘ ‘ ,"V’ ~ ’3 L V‘! ka ’%4££;IV“,“EJREIKK” .’ ‘ fig? 4‘\\” :1 H 7‘ I . , ‘65?er :‘T 0- heel _‘I_\\ ‘ a '17 ' “Ellfil” ~. 1'; gipogmm EUREKA 00" . "i .- ’7 WOW .. N Bock Fans. 111. Permanent Letters. GEORGIA—Bulloch County. To all whom it may concern:— James J. Bowen has in due form ap¬ plied to the undersigned for perma¬ nent letters ot administration on the estate of W. J. Boweu, late said county, deceased, and I will pass upon said application on the first Monday in April next, 1889. Given under my .hand and offi sial seal, this February 4th, 1889. A. R. LANIER, Ordinary. * ,1 y j % m m'm PIRtiFilCE ▲ SURE CURE BOtt CHILLS & FEVER, L % DUMB AGUE ♦ , M Ir III 1 W LIPPMAN’S PYRAFU 6 E IS CAU.ro TUB suite a «’ etite > bringing Btreagth and UoalUi to tils w L1PPMANJBROS., Wholesale Druggists, Sole Man a fapuirers and Proprietors, Lippman Block, Savannah, Ga. NOTICE, I Urn ™F lj y - I J 0R rani of sm •. PATAPSCO, (old reliable.) EDDY STONE, CUMBERLAND, SOLUBLE THE COMPLETE COTTON FKII ■J ■ ket feEfe.-- - CHEROKEE AMONIATED BONE, Patapbco Acid. Sunny South Acid. The above Guano will be deliver ed at r at. ana " «v s road, and at the most convenient point ou the C. R. Road. Guano v ,'.3 kept in good >rder and # in houses. Prices as low is any of these goods can be bought, Very resp’t, w. H. BLITCH, Notice to Debtors and Creditor^ GEORGIA—Bulloch County . All persons having demands against the estate of John Olliff, late of said jounty deceased, are required to render is an account thereof within the time .rescribed by law; and all persons in lebted to said estato are required to nake immediate payment to us. This Dec. l^(h, 1838. ;w. w. olliff, H.l. OLLIFF, Executors of the will of John OlUfl Notice for Leave to Seif Land, GEORGIA—Bulloch County. Application will be made to the Court , of Ordinary of Bulloch Coun l V. Georgia, at the first regular ‘rni after the expiration of thirty ha s from this notice, for leave to .“.ell all the lands belonging to the estate of W. A. Brahmen, late of said ■ ounty, deceased, for the benefit of heirs a nd creditors of said deceased W. H. BRANNEN, Administrator of W. A. B rannen LETTERS DISMISSION. " !T*TS OF GEORGIA f BULLOCH James COUNTY,' j F. Lanier and James Alder Giail Executors of Augustus Lanier dec :ate of said County, applies to me for dismission from said estate, and I will pas* upon the same at my office iu Sta I’J shoro on the first Monday iu June next . Given under my hand and ollleial signature. February 6th 1881 ), A. R Lanier, OrdTnaVyV’'* *■ -— V -------- . ■ * eoroia,— Bulloch County. Before the courthouse in said ■ 'ountv on the first Tuesday in March next, during the legal hours d' sale, by virtue of an order grant - d I v the Ordinary of said county, ( will at public auction the follow •ng d George property B. belonging to the estate -aid Richardson, late of county, dteased, to wit: The equity of redemption of the ■aid George B. Richardson in and to hose two tracts of land in saia county, to wit: A tract containing one hundred and fifty two acres, more or less, bounded by lands of W. J. Richardson, lands of said es¬ tate, and the current of Black Greek and known as lot number one of said estate. Also one qther tract containing one hundred and eleven acres, more or less, hounded by the lands of said estate, lands of R. R, Wa+ers, Berrien Davis and W. J, Bithardson, known as lot number two, said two tracts of land being subject to a deed to Virginia T. Johnson to secure a loan of six hun¬ dred and fifty dollars, said deed da¬ ted the 27th day of January, J886, and recorded in the Clerk’s Office of said county, in Book G, page 482 and 488. Terms of sale: — One third cash,'one-third and remainder 1st of January, 1890, 1st of January, 1891, Small notes and two approved se¬ curities, purchaser paying lor titles This January 31st, 1889. W. j. RICHARDSON, Administrator of G. B. Richardsoa,