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About Schley County enterprise. (Ellaville, Ga.) 1886-1??? | View Entire Issue (Oct. 14, 1886)
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Dozier, L it kchi vi-:a -f- " M• •* - 1 ! hello}, 1 .'' 1 [Uv CoLI-urroH It- Tondee • sr, , ,sruiu -c. to L mi: D- A. (ivies, ltobt Patton, [peacock, n com missionuhs— M Caskey, i’ F Dixon, A fc ffiegJiorn, clerk of board. kiunty Board ot Kiluealton. L- Taylor, (’resident. Dr. lb j, Lrv ’(■,.iiiiiv die School I’ominissionorand Mur>av, ol board. A. C. Murjihv and K. M. Rainy members ird. City officers. L Battle, Mayor, biurton, It It A M Strange, «M uppity, [C'vmey Murray. eocNeu-M i;.n . II MeCrory, Recorder. LM Thronton Vr Marshal. [and Dixon OilS. fl Fli Dist Wilkinson, Q M. I) Not H Singletary,.! Public and ex¬ P it .1 P court 4th Saturday in each hi ( M( adows,not. public ex-officio , I ’1 .1 illxon, J P court 1st Satur- ['■:,( 1 , month. . # (I, y: W Snider Not. Pub. k icio .1 P, and S Murray, I P [ ,1 .'Saturday in each month. Dist <i >1, C M P.aincv Not. i’l k-.ilieio .) P and S I' Harper J iru Saturday in each inontli. J. R, McOROAY, rOIE2.3^TE3T -A-T Ga. Zb-A-'W". j j EbbAviiffiK, BIS For FW.oe (»' under Y3; from U f 10 ] Kc [ charges ; onic-f at cou'-t house. ; BjT **’ £T M/'DROStY «lowRUaI I* 1 j 1 COB1TEY -A-T 1jA.WV. EDDAYIbLK, G.t. L-r, pratico in tlio counties of Selilev, Macon, Marion and Chaltaliob- [Siii-.ual alteiUion given to coliec- claiins. Office in court House. J. R. lilLLim ATTORNEY AT LAW. [s!a;e and Banking Ageni I ELLAVILLE, GEORGIA. l;>t ! attention him. given to all unless business ool- t- No charges Special attention s nr-■ made. |o and selling collecting renting, rents. arid leasing real K. Wilkinson, OE-ICTIEY AT LAW. AMERICUS, GEORGIA, fill f- entrusted attend promptly to him. to Money all legal col- Kvill he immediately remitted. Ik Lamar Peoples’ National Hank jig, Lama Street. I. N. MOTT, ATTORNEY AT LAW, pLLAVILLE, GEORGIA, p'l'- - In Court House. LIEN HOUSE, ■ KLY THE COMMERCIAL HOTEL pi ERICUS, GEORGIA, r- " - H. A LT.KN Proprietress. Pam pie Rooms on first Flour r' 1 ' Commercial Tourists P'!(' Hells (lounected with every M'-legant Hath -’oonis Riipplieil f'esian Inat’ons, w ater—warm strictly First-Class or cold, Ao- particular. in |i'<magc I W. Respectfully H Allen, Soiicted. Agent. [XHERN HOTEL * ar Street, Near Passongor Depot, M AC()N, GEORGIA. » ^ f 1 Vista and Elfavilfe R, R, ^ yja ftaatefesr** road will «** R GOING HAST. l, ena Vista 8:30 f Ktiiam a. m. P! EUavjlio....... 1) U L'UaviUf, 0:30 “ j»'HUrog sc It M Antic ’1'SO!,.. 11:30 “ 11:4r, “ G'.dfi-son ooix« W r-i- dVu-oaii 2 , r A 0 8:15 pm J'ntiiam i’,1. .’ u< ‘" Vl8t : *:♦} jViUl P m n » 4:4o •'UlVe k soim'Tv ; 8 ”st,*vn nderson Railroad with Hint w ,. st go- ' "C’K'd’M*. - m sm f7 In Kxlraordinim Offer!! * - ___ a \ IhlAND COMBINATION, To law hubsertbers or renewals to the KNTKncnisK lit the re«uinr price tree'for *i r >o « V ‘ ur ’ W,t " »»" v ..... " i " -e. ° ,M * . Vo, u M»« “American Farmer” s*eo advertise moat) and eltiiar of tlio follow*. la * ......(eat sixteen- page nmgaihies: T ‘" ‘foi'HK Win-:, a paper lor the f ft( fi^ iin«f Hit* household. Ibioi, ('iiki:h, tvbleb is devoted to the interest iii'tlio home and faintly. Oi h Cot'N ruY Homk, a papor devoted )o < pun try Ufa. f..?’\r7ri™T t «iTa„ p ,i c :fi^ r o time aid in building up your home paper and your tmvn. The Kntkiu’HIsk is alone worth the money. Sample copies of above magazines nan lie scon at this office. fall and select your papers and SOI •ure your reading matter for a whole year for only 3iSpI<‘ntli<l Papers for only $1.50. •Judge Battle visited Americas Thursday. * State exchanges are copying C’s “Uchee” reminiscences. Hon.W.D. Hon W ]) Murray Murray visited visited A«er, 4„,or icus last Thursday. You can’t most always in gener¬ ally sometimes tell. Freight is heavy on tiie B. V. & E. railroad. Trade is picking up. Nothing is hard to a willing mind. A humble duty faithfully pier- fcrRicd is a sweet morse) forever. To marry on love alone is foolish. To marry on money alone is sinful. In this wide world the fondest and the best are the most tried. A little child of Air. Franklin’s near La Crosse was smothered to death last Tuesday. It dug a hole in a pile of seed cotton and got in tile hole head foremost and could not get (,ut. Special Mention. We call the attention of all our subscribers to our Americus adver¬ tisements. When you visit Ameri- cus favor them with a call. If you need anything in their respective lines, give them a trjal and do your paper ilie kindness to te l them where you saw tiie advertisement, Blanche Cockrell is visiting rt*lati Vfs in Bvnmvootl tjii.s wf*ek. Lin* attendance in the high school is increasing. \ \Oi ICr All persons indebted ,, to the fate of J. N. Hooter deceased, will please come forward and settle, and those having claims against the es- tat-e will render them in as the law requires. W. D. Murray, Adtn’r. October 9, 188G. * NOTICE THIS. AH persons indebted to the B. V. A E. It. R., eitlier by subscription or notes, in Heiiley county,will take notice that the same has been turned over to me by the attorney of tiie road for collection. Suit will be brought if not settled iinmediate- ly. C. R. McCrory. October 13, 188U. Chew the “Life Boat” tobacco for sale by Dixon & Williamson. I will be at my shop an Thursdays, Fridays and Saturdays all who want shoes mended will please bring them on those days, they will find ; me there only on the days above mentioned. Wm. J. Allen. We have just received a lot of good shoes and hats which we will sell at prices to suit the tunes Williams Williams & We vvla aver via. A harryl of Bologna sausage and a fresh supply of the Ross lunch biscuit just received. Williams & Weaver. If you want something delicious in the way of confectioneries call Oil Williams & Weaver. Fine Blackberry Wine. Miss Janie Driver hasSOgalons inethe hmriHi rposes'vve'Vhi'nkitun-1 excelled. \\V have tried it and can ; safely recommen it. Anyone want- ing to buy can find a sample at this | office. •AHriunw -y AM’i.iniG •^euom noX a ah s j [tax «A\ ’saowd pup spoo,d .mo auiutuxo pun ijtiQ 'oojuo.t puu.tHSns ‘s.auSio ‘^ooaHqoj, miij ‘.UB.wpjHH ‘ejHMuij, ‘suoipiK ‘spoof) fiuiqsiu -an.q g)u 3 f) pun soipwi ‘Sujmop ‘sjuji Vi»oiiS ‘spoof) AJfl lopii-w PU« jiBj JtiQif 3 ui 8 Bqajnd i?q (Ceuoui OAitg tin.) uoa’ o.mii.u pup ip.u t\q.f jq BIHT J I1V-4H ivo« ' _____ __ ou/s. Machinery, Engine gpd itiu OR’s JEt >st Grade’s. B. \. St’RANgk.K »o Tim ri.ivrisif*. Jin i|iy ndvoj’tisoment I stated thorn was a did',Tenet* of > H of a win in fttvaf of the Americas eat- ton market. Blit upon examination ot the freight rates l find it on umonpt oao-sixteentl), the differ- once so small it will not pay any P lll,ltor to l|HU| hit) cotton from ids OVVI1 fPHrUet. firing me your cotton «»«• 1 "ill em|o«v«,r to get the highlit market prin-o for it. Yours t-rulv W . II. 1 0X1)1.K. If yot) watit K) iuty a first class I‘i it no or Organ go to Hill A Schnei¬ der, AmericusGa. Mr - j - n - Huds(mhftsw ° rk 0,1 Mr. U, W. Cldpley’s .Mr.' now rest- deuce adjoining Eugene Dix- on’s. Miss Lizzie Whltoimrd, our cousin from Terrell, visited us a few <lays this week. Fro hi Foogle’s .^1 ■ 1 Is. Lillies fire pretty tight in our.set- tleinent; corn is scarce—made so and z two-thirds ot Ins corn,—Mr. George Chapman and Miss Mary Cloud were joined in the holy bonds of matrimony J, Oct. J 4, J iiy Hev.Jas, Killlble) Mt e riJ e e of j. M , Cloud.—Miss Susie Howell has re- turned home to Sruithville after a visit to friends in Schley county .—1 Mr. J. A. Mauk is anxious to move back to Texas.—Hardy Phillips’ old mule, Puss,departed this life 11 few days since.—The cotton crop is (luite short here.—James A. Mauk wants to sell out.—Air. William Klcckley will have tiie Lutheran church completed in a few days. 1 , x. b- Tiie Dawson Journal reports the | death of a little child from svvallow- ing a nickel. Money to Loan on tp.cxl Term*. ts *7““ ra es wffid M " mont^ t !lJl aiu at the l,lNt clieiip, !*" P r « ved Binds to offer as security, call on or address at Amencus.Ga,, Mathews* Burklmlter, loan agents, A ni e year old girl of sin fasted fifty three days, “they say.” Cherry trees in bloom at Judge Hattie’s. Don’t forget the paper. We need money. OGLETHORPE DoTS. ___ liEPOKTED BY KOBEKT. j Mrs. Henry Willis visited friends I in Marslmllville Sunday. Allen ihomas killed by loin I was 1 Baisden in town Monday J night; ’; , Doth , colored, , , Mrs. Zeak Shealy and Mi.-.s An¬ nie Kaigler are attending the women’s missionary conference in Macon this week. A few of us are thinking ol visit¬ ing you, Mr. Editor, and a few more, Sunday. Master Roland Strange is ill. Miss Annie Collins visited friends in town Monday ^nd Tuesday. Hev. A. J. Harvey is conducting a protracted meeting here this week, assisted by Rev. Mr. Corley of Blakely. Brown Miller has been shaking hands with his old friends this Week, A party of young people passed through the city Sunday on thejr way to Andersonville to spend the day. WHAT TRUE MERIT WILL DO. The unprecedented sale of Boschee’s German Syrup, within a few years, has astonished the world. It is without doubt the safest and best remedy ever discovered for the speedy u / and effectual cure Coughs, Colds and the severest Lung troubles. It acts on an en- tirely different principle from the usual prescriptions 'v, given by physi- cuius, as it ., does not dr> . ... up .. a cou» _____, i and leave the disease still in the system, but on the contrary re- moves the cause of the trouble heal.-, , u ,.a the t j, (l parts rilirt „ affected and leaves | 4%rtV< „ them in a purely healthy condition. A bottle kept in the house for use when the diseases make their aj>- pea ranee, will save doctor’s bills and a long spe\\ of serious illness. -V trial will convince you of these facts. It is positively sold by all druggists and general dealers in the land. Price, 75 cents, large bottles. Another swindle has been un¬ earthed. Some firm with a big name and glowing letter head sends out a bjank form to farmers ve- questing statistics relating to the yield of crops, and other agrieultu- ral matters. The farmer is to til up the blank and sign his name, “just to.verifythe statement,” you kuiiw. Tl\e next thing the <:<*untry- liian knows one of “.[hose notes” turns up in tin* hands of an inno- cent mtrehaser. While in Hiielmnan lust <lay we went Into the jail an«l ‘ >( l "I* the ipost replies** and tlu* hwt’deat criminal we have ever seen — Jlenry Norris, lit* will talk to no one without using tip- most profane ‘“"sUai'e. lie says he has reacted committing tju* murder for which he is nailer u death sentence, a»<l seems to lie anxious for the day «f jjecution to come, wldch is next * wilo \ isJfAK* iiim lust Wednesday morning and it so im- pressed him Unit lie iidii)|nistered untp )ier a eel) tee I cursing, so wo , heard. , Haralson ,, . is , ripe tor .. hang- . ing. and we never saw a more tit sqbject lor the gallows than .Norris. There is not the least sympathy in ! h 7°“ ,,tytor him - h,h 1 hois todp the grand . act ho is . so anxious to perforin,-Waoo Enterprise, Tho Philadelphia house keepers ijre going to try colored help fresh from the South with a view of do¬ ing away with the class now em¬ ployed which is designated as trifling, In the houses of those who understand them, negroes make tl,e best of servants, but no servants will more quickly take advantage z t no rrizr:, Albflny Aews reinarkh tpat “<‘»ti<*s with industrial enterprise liru prosperous and happy; and their population is steadily inereas- ing. The hum of machinery and the clatter of busy hammers bridg- mg over the chasm of want, as it were, is music to which the feet of progress keep time. The smoke of every manufactory, in ascending breathes its benediction on an en¬ terprising people. The fadeless fires of the furnaces are the vestal tires upon the altars of vigorous m- dustry. A correspondent in Cartersville furnishes the following: In jhe last legislature Fite and Felton represented Bartow, now Felton and Foute will represent Ber. Now, Felton Foute Fite ,‘Jp^t" 1 ’ Tat Felton, I*'oute ami Fite will have Foute Fe i t()U an( | Felton Foute Fite and F()Ut(f> IJut Foute diU not FiteF ite p()r pite Fjte F()ute> We hope those of our subscribers are in arrears will call and Very few, up to date, have There are a few on legal advertising. Call and We need money*. * Hherlff \\. N. Thornton, of Terrell died last week. j [ -TAX NOTICK. Tito following are my rounds for the taxes of collecting for the state and 1880. Patton’s Hill, Oct. II, Nov. 2 and 23. La (’rosso, Oct. 12. Nov. a and 24. biekskillett, Oct. 13, Nov. 4 and 25. Stewart’s Mill, November 22. 7 N X K " :! lU ” {L»- * hildci a- »<>m , - U. Dozier’s Mill ” 18. Hart’s Mill ” 10. Kllaville, every ' Saturday KfcLLKY, until my close. \V. C. Tax Collector Schlejr County. mmii r 'mb\ rm sflll wm f i A .■ 1 r. 1 ^ nr- ctrr.F3 - di i m MAKE 8. L m NEW. BIOH I BLOOD. .Find out aoout them^and you ^will^aiways^ be ttuu^fuU dtge^Qllli^gtrnted pamphlet Sher?dan’s Cond^ov.. Nothing on earth Vowder is absolutely gw will make henw lay pure and highly don-Bag like it. It cures aentrated. One ounce*® oi'ISB ohicken oho era and is worth 4 pound ftU disease* of hens. j-ny itrictly other a medicine Icind. ItisBjj toB I I in Is worth its weight oe gi iven with food t t 7 book gold. bj’ II ustrated ?old everywhere, sent by mail for L5 in stKOxyB. ^ 1-1 lb. air-tight tin nr.'i free. i-c or ceiits can®. $1: k. by mn-l, fli..; ' . oana by express, prep aid, for DJr. T . U. .TOHK>> »N 'R!* . * .«-*n r . TO THE PUNTERS OF SCHLEV d ADJOINING COUNTIES Having rented the Warehouse of W. D Murray for the coining season, I ^ ( ‘g leave to call your attention to the same, and respectfully asking of « Hherai share of patronage. Having an experience of eighteen years in the AY arehouso business, I flatter myself that I understand it. f shall endeavor at all times to get Americus prices for cotton, which can be done, save the difference in freight which amounts to about one eighth of a eprit per pound. My charges will ho the same as Americus charges, fifty cents for storage, twenty-five for extra storage, and twent-y- five cents per bale tor selling. But any farmer has a right to sell his own co tt on and I shall at all times render him any assistance I can in so doing, tl\e l have employ epiployed Mr. W. J. R. Gaines as my scalesman, he having been in of Mr. D. Murray for two past seasons. 1 believe he is a man that will stand perpendicular between the buyer and seller 1 have engaged Mr. Murray to look after the warehouse business until u t ()f Heptenib(eT| being compelled to look after and wind up my business j n Americus. I then come among you as a citizen, and all I ask of you is a fair trial. Respectfully Yours, w. II. TONDEE. JOHN E. HALL, At the Old Wooden Drugstore, near the Post Office, _i^_xrLexic-CLS, G-eorg’ia-. I)BALER IN DBI GN, lYIKniCINFS, LHFI*II( 4I.N. I’iuy Toilet kou|i*>, Itru-lies, Camlts, Ac. PEIIFIIRV 1 MI FRIT TOILKTIRTIILEX, IN GUB.- T VARIETY, No liquorsintoxicatfuat I’lij-Hictatj’s Frey dianKs rtmton Nultl Acoucaiely Oou,j>oanflccC mym Several interesting letters are crowded out this week, but will up* pear in our next. Correspondent* 1 will please be patient, i j SHERIFF SALES. Mill.El’ roi vrv. i sm;i?iii* HUES, NUKMHKIt. Utb illoiA, Seiti.nv (Y.rsT\. j Will be sold nl tin court Ikhimh door ^ ^ K1Uvi|to| S( , lk , v , ( Ueovgia, tip* first botwoou TTh*hc1h\ the in legal Nov»m,bcr, 1 h>u rx«»i salt*, *««»*, “ii i„ t „f land number WD In the :10th .lis- trial of said county, ountiihiiiig <>n« lain- tired neves, levied on as ilia property ot t. J. Mott by virtue of one Superior V» ,u, t */!' n «*'. l vo Jr« <,f . i . in possession nothied us mjnlml by law. J. K, WOODS, Slierltt. Notice of I leave to sett land. of Application ordinary of will Schley he made county, to the Georgia, court at the first regular term ufter exnlration of, this ho notice, publication for leave for to soil four the weeks lands from be¬ longing to the estate ol Alexander Uoodsou, lain of said county, deceased, for benontof tli* heirs and creditors of said Administrator deceased. Alexander I’. It. SMITH, Uoodsou. ot October 4, 1880. | A p,.„c(itlcm for better* ot Hlsmisa.on, GKOKOIA —sen i.kvcounty. w . A. Daniel, deeeasod. These are tliere- fore u,r-itc and admonish all and singu- the [hotrobjcctions'ln first Monday in 'my 'January oilftceon or before the , next, uar.v, why said application should not this witness the my $ith liniufami*'officiaVstgnaHiire day of .1. DOZlb September, .ordinary, 18KG. l, Application AVI betters of Concern: Administration. To all 10111 it may Win reus, J . S. Womack has applied to me (hr letters <>f administration on the cast ate of W. H. Womack late of-said county, deceased. This is therefore, to rl to all and singular kindred and creditors, of said deceased, to be ind appear at my office on or before the December term of court to be hold on the first Monday in December next and show cause, if any they have why letters should not be granted J. S. Womack. Witness my hand mid official signa¬ ture, this Oct. 14, ’Sli. T. J. Dozikr, Ordinary. THE ARKANSAW irmimim TRAVELER* Tnmri rn The most refined and most popular of all the humorous jornals. 8, Pages 48 Columns Of the choicest Original and Selected matter every week. PHUT!. $*J a YKAlt, POST-PAID, TO ANY ADDRKSS. SPECIAL OFFER. lisher By sjiccial arrangement with tiie pub¬ of this paper, Tun Akkansaw Travklkb will be clubbed with the EsTKimiast for $2.75 thus affording mi ojijiortunity little than to secure both pajiers for more the price of one. This is a rare Sample offer, copies Take of advantage of it at once. Tun AniiA.vs.nv Tin vi:i,i:n wiil be mailed on application. ! r<"Wi> also furii sli the two large and Colored Lngvavinga “THK ARKANSAW TRAVELKR” and “THE TURN OF THK TUNE.” Which, together with the original story of the “Arkiinsnw Traveler,” as told by Colonel “Sandy** address Faulkner, will bo maii- ed to any on reoeipt of -kicts; postage stamps taken. I best* pictures are mailed,post-paid,only not given as premiums, rnit are Address on receipt of price READ “ “ * DENHAM, Publishers, Little Rock Ark it 1 sum “THE GROCER.” ZElla/vi.11®, O-eoxg'Lsb, With full line in stock and ready to compete with all "Country Merchants," STOCK Of- MEAT, CORN, OATS, FLOUR, HAM’S WITH COOKING STOVES <,r L 0 WARM 1 TIE SAUCE, Sugar, Coffee, Rice, Grits, Cheese, Mackerel and Lard Sufficient to supply the general trade, and a full liri^ ‘THE LAST NEEDFUL’ BURIAL CASKETS I COFFINS. county mmrui* The Only Paper Published in the county, SUBSCRIPTION m A YMU. ARTHUR RVLANDER. G o. —o 111 i( K-s Hoipe made NIjoes, I lilts and Repairing done <>i) Shoes a wpecla lty, IJndtfelJas. snort not ice. file b i dock i)| Child Sty _ sjieeinity. I ihIi flats n >r- ilest oak hard. soles ami (Irons shoos in the city. ) h [ways pn RepairingOunntMdi PH*Guaranteed. ah guod*Ou*r*ut«od, • CASH CAHrKT STOKE. Tip* subscriber has Just opened at tiie ‘*OhJ> Hit AN HE HR V CORONER,” * wtore. Something new in Amfriuus, where can be seen the largest as well a* the hundr somest slock of CARPETS AND RUGS That have ever I,oen exhibited in southwest Georglu, consisting of almost every style and quality. And as I selected them carefully myself in Philadelphia cash and New York from the manufacturers, and id the very lowest prices, and as I propose to sell them. STRICLY FOR CASH, J pan afford to sell them as tow as they can bo bought In the L A R G ES T M A R K E T S In t lie state, and will gladly duplicate any hills that may be purchased I 11 those markets, respectfully inv Ito my friends and tl»e public to call and nee what 4 I most stock thorn, beautiful l Will show ). J. KRANBERRY, Ail. s 23 -lm Araericus, 6 a. 1867. 188(5* JAS. FRICKER & BRO M AMERICUS, GA. TEWBLEES and dealers in Musical Instruments of all kinds. Their stock consists of Watches, Clocks, and Jewelry, Solid Silver and Fluted Ware, Knives, Forks and Spoons, Pocket Knives and Scissors, Golds Pens and I encils, Canes, Opera Glasses, Spectacles to suit every one who need glasses arts no matter h"w old or how young, Sewing Machine Oil, Needles, I and attachments, PIANOS, ORGANS, Accordions, Violins, Banjos, Guitars, Tambourines, Harps, Violin Bows, Strings and Trimmings, and a thousand and one other tilings that \yo cannot enumerate her*)* We repair Watches, Clocks and Jewelry in workman-like manner. All work guarapteed. Goods we sell engraved free Ourstock is very large and bought close and we cannot be undersold. If you contemplate the purchase of a Piano or Organ write for oui* illu*r rtated catalogu ft and get our prices before you buy. we solicit corre¬ spondence. W Ct cordially invite every one when in the city to call and look through our large stock. Remember the place, Barlow Block next (Iqor to drug store of Hr. E. J. Eklridge. A me uxors, Ga, oc29-ly,
