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About Schley County enterprise. (Ellaville, Ga.) 1886-1??? | View Entire Issue (Nov. 11, 1886)
i’HE ENTERPRISE. ELLAVILLE. OA.. NoV. 11, 1886. H,,i s of Hubitcriptlon. one copy, one year. *1.50 me enpv, six months. - - - - 75 Otic copy, three months. - 15 »ingle copy 5 Advertising Kates (nclioM ; 1 mo i - mo i 3 ai" I li mo | 1- mo l ~~ Ii ' geSSSfegg " JHOjTVlioO i It) no | in no -l 11 50 I lit) IK) O* 13 IK) I 22 (K) *1 1150 3500 c“. I 10 50 | 37 50 — K 37 50 | I 50 00 ( r C 75 IK) 100 00 fljjii Visla and Eifaville II, II i On .mi after 1st October trains on the ’.OCHS Vista and Ellaville Railroad will III! as follows: OOINO EAST. I cave Mtiensi Vista 8:30 a. m. l-eavu Putimm >i trriveat Kllnville 0:30 “ Leave Ellaville 10:50 “ Leave La('rosse 11:30“ Arrive at Anderson 11:45 “ OOINO WEST. Leave Anderson 2:50 p = Leave Lat'rosse 3:15 = Leave at Ellaville 3:40 p = Leave Putnam 4:10 p 3 Arrive at Buena Vista 4:40 pin. Making i-onneotiona at Anderson with .rainson the South Western Railroad go- "ig fast and west. J. M. Lowe, l’res’t and Act’g Sup’t. CHURCHES. M. E.CHUBCU, SOUTH. ami Meeting every Sunday second School -Sunday 11 -Sun¬ a m ~'i morning p m; it Dr. U. every H. Smith day at am Supt, l’raver meeting every Thursday uight. J. T. Lowe,pastor. BAPTIST CHURCH. Meeting every fourth Sunday 11 a m and l '/ 2 P 111 conference meeting Satur¬ day before 11 a m. J. H. Cawoed,pastor. Sunday School every Sunday 3 p in Dr. VV. I). Sears, -Supt. Superior Court convenes 4th Monday Fort, in Judge, March B. and Hudson, -September. Sol. Gen. Allen C. COUNTY OFFICERS. Sheriff—J. F. Woods, N. Cheney, Clerk suprCourt—J. Ordinary—T. J. Dozier, Tax Receiver—J. M. Thornton, Tax Collector— W. Tondee C. Kelley, Treasurer—C. K. sr, Coroner—L. A. Gyles, —Kobt Patton, County Commissioners C L Peacock, P E Dixon, A M Caskey, h li SSlappey. VV' C Clegnorn, clerk of board. County Board ot Education. U. A. Taylor, President, Dr. C. H. Smith, County School commissioner and Secretary of - lie board. A. C. Murray, J.T. Murphy ami H. M. Kaiuy members of board. City Officers. ( L Hattie, Mayor, obt Burton, li A Strange, J, a. Cheney K M Murphy, n b Murray. COUNCILMEN . VV H McCrory, Recorder. J ii Ihroutou, Marshal. Claud Dixou i'reas. shiiwJ Dist G M. H H Singletary, J P ini T it Wilkinson, Not Public and ex- itlicio J P court 4th Saturday in each ii.oiith. • List K C Meadows, Hlxou, not. J public ex-oliicio and T J P court 1st Satur- L)Gljlli. 1 TG l li 1/ lav I DA, --4 ♦ , Niot. Pub. iiu cX-t/iiiL'iO J i', aiiu o JUd ray, i l J 111 idllli u it itiuiilli, « ...i, v’ '-i i*,adiio # y Nou i/uU. i i iidi'pcr J i > l o:'U . Ui’u ^. C'tifDi ii.wLltil. v/» iili i IcuHuRY, * x 331T A-T AW. ELhAVli.i.K, Ga. ^'elections a specialty. Gitarges tasonable. I. N. MOTT, ATTORNEY AT LAW, KLLAY 1LL1C, GEORGIA, d t U’E—In Court House. W. H. IflcCROuY, -'A’OJBdNTaiiir _A.T LAW. Ella vi due, Ga. 'i‘l pratice ia tile counties of Schley, ■aptcr, .Macon, Alai ion ami Chattahoo- |!»1 b|a*ct»l uUeutiuu g.ven io cotlec- Claims. Ouice tit court |i<)Usc. J. R. H ILLlil, , V I i'U HN K V AT LAW. p tsiaie and Banking Agent i J5LLAV1LLE, GEORGIA. “Rant-ion given to all business No charges unless eol- Hl #r [ ) made. Special a.miuion B ■ . sl ; collieting “"K I , 'eming, and leasing real |u.u;\ rents. iiorsi;. "5IKIU.Y TIIB COMM t: HC l AL UOTKt, I AJi LlU(JUS, GEORGIA, " ' d. Ai.LEN Proprietress. ■ " ( Booms on first Floor ,r omiticrcittl Tourists ■‘VrtesiinfLL. 1 ymneeied UUl -'‘’“"g with supplied every I.G ‘ oreoltf.’ S’ 1 U ; -warm AC¬ First-ubiss iu ■“irail.igu I'uoimiy ,m dieted. ... "' *♦ Allen, Agent. L '1'UEHN HOTEL I * 4r Street, Near Pas macon, senger Depot, Georgia, ^ CO, Props. i) T l,ay ' ^‘"glo meal or „ s satjsk.u'tjon Rl>. - ouAit- ()l fj> ‘OLIO. 1 .Jim lias weaned a colt. Read adv’t of “farm to rent.” Subscribe for the Enterprise. kittle Jakey will be continued. And—they say—ghe said, No! Cotton eight cents in Ellavllle. Dr. Cheney visited Ainerteusou Monday. (Jo out to the club meeting Fri¬ day night. The cotton crop Is very nearly harvested. There is a “smart Aleck” devel¬ oping in town. Miss Annie Clare Amos is visiting friends in Dawson. Judge Hattie and A. Allen went to Amerieus Saturday. Some big, bad boys broke several windows at the academy. There will be a marriage some time before Christmas. Dr. Sears and wife have returned from a visit to Alabama. The Methodist church building is to be ( leaned out Friday. Every one should assist. Rev. Mr. Lowe preached hii in¬ structive sermon last Sunday even¬ ing from Jonah ii and 8. Mr. Ed. Hornady, representing Moore, Marsh & Company, Atlanta, spent last Sunday in Ellaville. ,, L.V r Anglin's for „ Harper Black’s n t home - made shoes. They are the beat and Anglin’s prices are the lowest. * This is a good time to pay debts; the moon is just right. This in¬ cludes guano debts and notes due Die railroad company, Two of our young men lltink all the girls in town are iu love with them; the girls, however, “beg to be ex- cused” so far as heard front. The Amerieus Republican is still harping on the Recorder’s threat to expose Amerieus immoralities. Do hush, colonel; we all know wasn’t you. Several female highwaymen have been captured in New York. Every day the women of-his coun¬ try are proving their ability to con¬ tend with men in all the professions. Bachelors who drink, here’s your chance. Some girls in North Geor¬ gia have been captured while mak¬ ing moonshine whisky. With such a wife a man’s expenses would be greatly reduced. Mr. A. A. Gaines, while out hunt- irg last week, shot an immense owl that measured four feet and eight inches from tip to tip. It is the largest we ever s.i w; anybody but a drummer would have made it even five feet. A terrible tragedy occurred clown at Shellman last Saturday by which two white men were perhaps fatal¬ ly wounded, and a negro killed. The unfortunate affair conveys a lesson for white men, if they will only heed it. Our esteemed friend, J. M.Fol¬ ium is the proud and happy father of two pretty girl babies. “C.” litis flint.shed the Enterprise with sev¬ eral good articles, but it seems his liveliest productions appear in other sheets. Harvest home festival and con¬ cert by the Methodist Sunday School will be held at the court house in Ellaville on Wednesday evening, November 17 next. It will be a nice entertainment and all are invited. Admission free- sec programme in this paper. We have it on good authority that the B. V. & E. railroad will be completed to Columbus at an early day, and the eastern end of the road will be extended and con¬ nect with the Central at Milieu. Our road will then become an im¬ portant short line between the east and West. This is not mere rumor. The gentleman who gave us the in¬ formation is in the “railroad ring” anti knows what he is talking about What little our bachelor friend, Kit Warren, don’t know about mat¬ rimony would not be worth his marrying to learn, He can even furnish suggestions on how to get rid of a wife. “In Persia,” says Kit, “a man never thinks of murdering ti wife of whom he Is tired, but sends herns a gift to some bachelor friend who admires her and who is too courteous to refuse.” Happy Persia! Lucky bachelor! Magistrate’* Court. K. C. MEADOWS, PRESIDING. Saturday, Nov. 6.—Total number of cases 31. There were eight suits brought by the B. V. & E. railroad on subscription notes; in four of these there was no defense and judgment was rendered in favor of the road; two cases were contested and continued, A lawyer states tjiat there “will be some lively liti¬ gation” over these suits. The main point of defense Is, we believe, that the B. V. & E. railroad is not a legally chartered company. ®r A Went Virginia man has had to pay $2,500 for deserting his fian¬ ce on the day of the wedding, when all her friends were assembled to witness the ceremony. He deserved it, and several times that sum would not have been too big a price for his perfidy. Business Local Notices- Take your county puper. Fresh fish at Z.T. Anglin's. Don’t forget the paper. We need money. One fare only for the round trip to the Macon fair. Chew the “Life Boat” tobacco for sale by Dixon & Williamson. If you want to buy a first class Piano or Organ go to Hill & Schnei¬ der, Amerieus Ga. Go to Z. T. Anglin’s for good, cheap tinware; wash pans from 5c up—everything else cheap. OILS. Machinery, Engine and Gin Oils Best Grade’s. B. A. Strange. Prof. Carl Schneider, whose name is a bouse bold word in all music loving families, is now associated with D. B. Hill in the organ and piano business. Write to hint for information. oil* M ney to Loan on Guud Terois. If you want money at the cheap- est rates yet offered and have im- d lauUs to otlw IW BecuritV| caI| oll or Md<lreiW at AllK . rii . u Mathews* Burkhalter, loan agents, NOTICE. All persons indebted to the es- tate of J. N. (Souter deceased, will please come forward and settle, and | those having claims against the es- late will render tln-m in as tlie law requires, \V. D. Muukav, Adm’r. October 9. 1880. line Kiii('kl)i n) Wine. Miss Janie Driver has 50 galons very good blackberry wine For un-! medicinal purposes we think it excelled. \W have tried it and can j safely recoiniiieii it. Any one want-j ing • .. to ......... buy call u hud i a sample . , tit . this • office. Special Mention, We call the attention of all our to our Amerieus adver-! tiseuienbs. When you visit Ameri- ... us lav or tht*iu \\ iili a call. II you need auy thing in their respective ' I- lines, give . them .. n ti . ial . , and . doyour . | paper the kindness to te 1 them you saW th , advertisement. ! NOTICE THIS. All persons indebted to the B. V. K. K. Ii., either by .subscription j | notes, in Schley county,will take I notice that the same bus a. lumn c 11 turned over to me by the attorney , the road for collection. Suit will 1 be brought if not settled immediate- C. li. McCuouv. October 13, 1880. Go to 7a. T. Anglin for cheap gro¬ ceries, such as sugar, coffee, rice, meat, flour, lard, meal, syrup, tin ware, at your own price. Wine cheap. He will supply the market with fresh fish every Friday mg; also , a good , supply of „ rutabaga , , turnips. He has also a cheap line of furniture, Singer’s improved sew¬ ing machines, oils and needles, and can satisfy in prices. He wants your turkeys, chickens, eggs, butter, hides, tallow, beeswax, etc., paying in money or trade. * A GOOD FARM TO RENT. I will at public outcry, Saturday, the farm "*■ known f " its r “'rr the Goodson homestead, containing 202)5 acres more or less; about 30 acres in woods, the balance in condition for cultivation. Ginhouse and screw and two settlements on the place. This is one of the most desirable win ««• eo»»'y.. Ellaville on tint Buena Vista road, and , has . a flag station on the ,, M. ,r Y.iv E. railroad. Terms: ltent note pay- able Oct. 1,1887, with approved se- curity for the prompt payment and for taking proper care of the prem¬ ises. C. H SMITH, Adm’r Alex’r Goodson. Diivt son Mti ii u ladu ring Co. The Dawson Variety Manufact¬ uring Company, Dawson, Gtt,, are manufacturers <>f sash, doors and blinds, door and window frames, mouldings, brackets, stair work, sawed and turned ba^stcrw, wood mantels, pulpits and church seats in bard or soft wood. Full supply of dressed lumber _ Kept kf . nt tit illst() stock ,.k Biass and Iron Foundry and Ma- chine Shops. will uuke The above cum puny figures to suit purchasers, aud will give satisfaction We are person- ally acquainted with them and know them to be perfect gent'ffiuen, anti they will make . it If me Gw. nix m at of all needing their goods to give them their orders. Write them and get prices. They can fill orders on short notice, SHERIFF SALES. FOR DECEMBER, 188(1. GEORGIA, Sciii.ky County. Will bo Mold ut tho court Iioumo in the town of Ellaville, Schley Georgia, the first between Tuesday tho in Ugul becmnber, hours of on the following the30th IiiiiiIh district to wit! Lot of No. 185 in of bounded on the north by the lands of Womack, on the west by the uiikIm S W .Smith, on the south by the M im (_' K Beckwith, Jones; ami on tho east the lands of Mrs sue levied on ((lover the property satisfy of Mary Ulovor and A to a mortgage li fa in vor of the bank of Aiilurlcua vs. Glover and A J Glover. Property ed out in said mortgage ti fa and in possession notified in terms of law. Also, sold at the same time and place, bo one hundred and ninety acres lot of land No. 179,11 fly acres in the east corner of lot land No, 175 and acres in tho north wo it corner of lot 177, all in the third district,and on the north b»- tho lands of Jones, Acre, on the the south west by by tho the lands lands of of on the Sivearongen and on oast by the cf of H Mr L Bryant; Allison levied satisfy on as the to a mortgage fa in favor of E K Graves vs. H LA son that issued from Schley court. Tenant in possession notified terms of law. * Also, at the same time and place, land be sold the south half of lot of 103 ill tlie third distriet of said bounded on the north by the lands I. Kill,on the the west south by by the the tundaof lands Joseph VV Neuter, on Vast of J Kllcreaco, Murray; and on the levied by the ofl'liappe sold the of J on L and to as property Nouter •satisfy a ti ta in J favor of Seal. A Kessler vs. L Scatter, that from possession Schley notified superior in terms court. of Tenant law. Also, i t the same time and place, be sold lot of land No. 133 in the third trict of said county, bounded on the by the lands Taylor of J county H McElmurray, line, on the south hy by lands of Smith Turner, and on the east bv the lands of C A Davis; ied on and to be sold as the property J H McElmunav to satisfy a li ta in favor of ilarold Johnson & Co. J 11 McKltuurruy, that issued Schley superior court. Tenant in pos¬ session notified in terms of law. Also, at same time and place, will sold two sorrel colored match mules, mures, one named "Jane” live years oid, oilier one, thrte years old, not One sorrel colored mare, medium years old, named “Fannie;" levied on and to be sold as the property of C A Davis to People's satisfy a mortgage bank ti fa in of tlie National vs. PA Davis, J M and J 1> Lanson. that issued lro ' 11 Schley superior court. Also, sold at the same time and place, will be 3000 pounds of seed cotton more or less; levied on as the- property of R A Goodson and to be sold to satisfy two su¬ perior court ti fas. iu favor of \V H Davi¬ son mid in favor of J H Davi¬ son >s. It A Goodson, that issued from Schley superior court; and one superior court ii la in favor of ilarold Johnson A Co. vs. ii A Goodson, that issued from favor the superior of Harold court Johnson of Sumter and Co. county in vs. K. A Goodson. A sold 1st), at tiie same time and place, will be 20 busDois of corn mare or less, 500 pounds ot fodder more or less, 3700 pounds pounds seed seed cotton in tlie house, 5ooo of cotton more or less. 30 bushels of potatoes more or less, pounds seed cotton in the dusting house more or less, 130 bushels cotton seed more ot loss; levied on and to be. sold as the property of lienry Johnson to satisfy a distress warrant in favor of.) G .Murray administrator on the estate of J li Me- Kimurray, deceased, vs. Henry Johnson, relu " ,able lo * chio - v * u P"rioi court. Altio. at Cbe same time ami place, will ut* sold 7oOu pounds of sued cotton more lvss; otw t’oiiin.s <* Wynn end spring buguy ami harness and whip; l^uo pounds judder ncoe oi* iess;,H»o bosiieis cotton 1 l,ru or levied on ai.d to he t“«.VuJ^WarraamSm K J A! Gray vs. J G < ollms, and one in or of (strunge ifc Harvey vs. J G Col¬ returnable to tseiuey superior t. Also, at tlie same time arid place, will solil one gray horse mule ten years one black horse 12 years old, one bav ten years old and colt, 2. 0 bushels corn more or less; less, levied 1500 pounds and of lod- more or on to be as the superior property of li A fa F Wiggins that issued to a court Schley superior court in favor of w McCenloek for useofRT Also, at the same time and place, will sold the west half of lot ot land No. 173 south half of lot of land No. 174, whole of lots Nos. 170,17s, 170 and UKi,(there be¬ ing reserved one acre where tne family burial ground now is and the right uf way to said grave yard/ ail in the30th district of said county; levied on and to be sold as the property of Arnos F Wig¬ gins and John H Ailuins to satisfy a mortgage li fa, that issued from Schley superior court in favor of Mattie IJart !llKl John Kespass, administrators of Isaac Kart, deceased, vs. Amos F VVig- gins and John s Allums. Tenant in possession notified in terms of ttie law. J. F. WOODS. Sheriff. NEW ADVERTISEMENTS, SALE OF LAND. GEOHGI A—Schley order County. (roil) the Court ol Agreeable Ordinary, to granted an at the Oct term, ’86, of said court, will be sold before the court house door in the town of Ella¬ ville, in said county, between the legal hours of sale, on die first Tuesday hi December, 1SS6, the following lot real estate to wit: 101 acres of land of 305 in 3rd the benefit of the lieirs and creditors of said deceased. H. c. HARROLDsON, Administrator. APPLICATION FOR LETTERS OF ADMINISTRATION. GEORGIA—Schley County. To all whom it nitty concern: J. J. Wall has in due form applied to the un- “s ta* late of said county, dceoased, and I will pass upon said Doeeinber. application on Given tlie first Monday in 1886. ttn- dor my'hand and T. cfliolalsignature. Doz.ikk, Ordinary. This Oct. 36, 1886. J. APPLICATION FOR LEAVE TO SELL LAND. GEORGIA—Schley it County. K. To all whom may the concern: Hilliard, executor of estato of J. N. Hudson, late of said county deceased, has in due leave form applied sell the to lands the belong¬ under¬ signed for the estate to of the said deceased, ing to saiil application will be heard the and Monday December on This first in next. Oet. 35, 1886.' T. J. Doziun, Ordinary. Pd. TAX NOTICE. The following are my rounds for the purpose^oi^coUwKng the state and p^ton's Hill, Oct. 11, Nov. 3 and 23. La Crosse, Oct. 12. Nov. 3 and 24. Lickskillett, Oct. 13, Nov. 4 and 25. Stewart's Mill, November 33. Murray’s X Roads ” 15. Childer’s Gin 17. Dozier's Mill M 18. Hart’s Mill »» 19. Ellaville, every Saturday until my books close. W. V. Schley KELLEY, County. Tax Collector “The Youth’s Companion” . is . one ° n t .an 11 nijiiat d end best weeklv f, e j y storv ^ papers published .. , , for , children, , and even 0 j ( j er p e0 pj e find themselves j n ^ e j. e gjed in its contents. Pub- at Boston, Massachusetts. Price 11,75 per atmitm. ^ BAUM'S FAMOUS CASTORINE^XLE A p-rf-G I.*- brlrant fo r IJtrlit 4 lira- |yj9i rjr Vrhldrii, Hhhli HIM NOT gum. In WIU, NOT chill, WII.I, 0 NOT rua thoailf, amt Will, owt- nmr Cotor — 1 A v Oilor«»r Ai- .mm - * r »rth. Economical, Convenient, Reliable. WHEN YOU WANT AXLE OIL AGAIN, mr dealer to slow you BAUM’S CiSTORIHL 4U DrigjUtc, Harness G-oreri, Shops sell Hardware it, »ud MANUFACTURED ONLY BY BAUM'S CASTORINE CO., Syracuse, N. Y., 1. S. A. SdF"Count«rf«it* a.« mjmsrout. BAUM'S CAS¬ TOR) NE i» the Ofiginal and only gsnuins AXLE OIL. TWIN I BURNER VAPOR STOVE E..rr, A Perfect Jewel. Bny no otter. For sale by all Firat-Claas Dealer*. If youra does not keep it send postal to n*. Send for copy of Twin Burner Journal. Twin Burner Stove Co., 707 to 718 Mash. St., St. Louis, Mo. GEO. F. CHILD Adjustable Parlor Chair 281 Wabash Ave. CHICAGO, ILLINOIS. These two jshow the Chair \y extreme It is easily ed to support body in any ail desired -Tj.. tions. This Chair is a NEW THE ONLY COMFORTABLE CHAIR EVER MADE And THE Chair for Home, Invalid Physician use. As a Parlor Rocking Chair it is a marvel of beauty, strength and utility. ■///j SEND FOR CATAL06UE AND PRICES. J.A.&D. F.DAVRM'ORT. DRUGGISTS. l.AMXR STREET, Amerieus, Ga. Keep a Large and well selected stock of Fresh DRUGS. Best goods given at LOWEST prices. Give us a call. s23-8ut. ADM IN ISTRATOR’S SALE. Will be sold before the courthouse door in the town of Ellaville, be¬ tween the legal hours of sale, on the first Tuesday in December next, 65 acres of land in the north west corner of lot number 110 in the 29th as“'2s.rs7 1, ftsidtntc of ,: Vi!? Mrs. nu 7,"“ Mary Mauk, late of said county, deceased. Solti for the benefit of tlie heirs and creditors. Terms cash. Nov. 2,1886. J. N. CHENEY, Adin’r. Notice of Leave to sell land. of Application ordinary of will .Schley be made to the Georgia, court tho county, expiration of at the publication first regular term for four after from weeks this notice, for leave to sell the lands be¬ longing to the estate of Alexander Goodson, late of said county, and creditors deceased, for benefit of tho heirs of said deceased. C. H. SMITH, Administrator ol Alexander Goodson. October 4,1886. Application for Letters ot Dismission. GEORGIA—Sen lky county. To all whom it having ntay concern: Whereas, John F. Daniel filed his petition for letters of dismission of the estate of tV. A. Daniel, deceased. These are there¬ fore to cite kindred and admonish all and singu¬ lar, tho and creditors, to file the their first objections Monday iu in my January office on next, or before the regular term of said court of Ordinary, to be held on the first Monday in Jan- uat'.V, why said npplieation should not be Witness granted said hand applicant and official as prayed signatu'e for. this tlie my 2sth day of September, 1886. T. J. DOZIER, Ordinary. Application—Letters of Administration. To all Whom i. may Concern: Whereas, J . .S. of Womack administration has applied the to mo for letters on esstato of W. H. Womack late of said county, deceased. Tills is therefore,tooito all and singular kindred and creditors, office of said deceased, before tube and appear at my on or the Duccmnc trim ot court to he held on the first Monday it* In December they have next and show cuumo, any 0 '* sIl0,ll( * not h® grouted J. 8. Womack official sigua- Witness my hand and ture ' tUi)i ° c ’ 1 ' 14 ’ ’ l *’ T ’ J - ARTfJTR HVLA.MO. Americ j cL&, w 3». —, Blacks Home made Shoes, Hats and I Repairing done on. Shoes a specialty. Umbrellas. short notice. The beat sto k ol child Stylish lints shoes made to order. Best oitk soles and, (Irens shoes ill the city. | ti specialty. 1 French ealfskins. Always on hard. Repairing Guaranteed, Fits Guaranteed. All goods Guaranteed. CASH CARPET STORE. The subscriber bus just opened ot tlic “OLDdltANItKltltl I'ORoNKlt," u Cs-xpet Sstoxe. Something new in Americas, where can lie seen the largest as well us the hand¬ somest stock of CARPETS AM) RUGS That have ever lieen exhibited in southw est Georgia, consisting of almost every Htyle and (pialltv. And as 1 selected them carefully myself in Philadelphia cash ' and New York from the mamilucturcrs, and at the very lowest prices, and as 1 propose to sell them. STRICTY FOR GASH, I can afford to sell them as low as they can be bought in tho L A R G ES T M A R K E T 8 In the state, and will gladly duplicate any bills that tuay he purchased in those markets. friends and the public to call and what a I most respectfully invite my see beaut iful stock I will show them. URANBKRRY. Agt. J. J. s23-lm Amerieus, Ga. 1867. 1886 - JAS. FRICKER & BRO AMERICUS, GA. JEWELEES and dealers in Musical Inatrunieiitsof all kinds. Their stock consists of Watches, Clocks, and Jewelry, Solid Silver and Plated Ware, Knives. Forks and Spoons, Pocket Knives and Scissors, Golds Pens and Pencils, Canes, Opera Glasses, Spectacles to suit every one who need glasses Part^ no matter how old or how young, Sewing Machine Oil, Needles, and attachments. PIANOS, ORGANS, Accordions, Violins, Banjos, Guitars, Tambourines, Harps, Violin Bows, Strings and Trimmings, and a tliousand and one other tilings that vye cannot enumerate here. We repair Watches, (Mocks and Jewelry engraved in workman-like manner. All work guaranteed. Goods sve .^ell free. Our stock is very large anti bought close and we cannot be undersold. If you contemplate the purchase of a Piano or Organ write for our illus- rtated catalogue and get our prices before you buy. We solicit corre¬ spondence. We cordially invite every one when in the city to call and look through our large stock. HeVticmber llte place, Barlow Block next door to drug store of Dr. E. J. EUlridge. Amkuicu»,Ga. oe29-ly, Vril PI in v “THE GROCER.” EElls.'ville, G-eorg-ia.. With full line in stock and ready (o compete with all “Country Merchants.” STOCK OF MEAT, CORN', OATS, FLOUR, HAM’S WITH COOKING STOVES ‘TO WARM THE SAUCE,’ Sugar, Coffee, Rice, Grits, Cheese, Mackerel and Lard Sufficient to supply tfle general trade, anti a full litui 'THE LAST NEEDFUL - > BURIAL CASKETS 1 COFFINS. COUNT! ENTERPRISE The Only Paper Published in the county, SIIBSOBIPTION 81,50.1 YEAR.
