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About Schley County enterprise. (Ellaville, Ga.) 1886-1??? | View Entire Issue (Dec. 2, 1886)
1’jlU ENTERPRISE. KbLAVIt.bE. GA., DEC. 2, 1886. Kales of Subscription. one copy, "lie months. year. -•- 7.. e co »v, six months. - - one copy, three - - . - 45 giiigle c opy. • 5 Advert (slug Hates inches ; I ^o ^m.^mLlijno^h; *800; *12 mo -T-*200 Kill I »»50 5 KMX) III 2 00 5 INI 5 25 11 5(1 I 0 25 7 50 Plan v 7 50 k , r >o 14 50 S 50 in (XI 10 50 27 o 12 no n> oo 27 50 | < r 20 00 I 35 00 I 75 no j **»»* -. liana Vista and Ellaie R, R i On o,.,| ' after and Nov. Kllaville 10 trains Railroad on will ".V; Uuen* l ists run ns follows. OOINO HAST. i ..itie Itiimia Vista - 4:50 a m—3:45 p n Arrive " I’utnum - 5:15 “ 4:13 •• Kllaville - -5:40 “ 4:45 •* .. baCrossa - - 5:5S “ 5:05 *• arrive ut Anderson 0.20 “ 5:30 “ OOINO WEST. b'ave Anderson 9 :<ki a in 5:50 p m Arrive I/O'rosso 9:30 a ui ti:)n p m •• Kllaville .9:50 a m 6:30 p in ii Putnam 10:30 a in 7: xi p m •• liiiena Vista 11::») a m 7:30 p m Two round trips will be made daily. exvt >pl Sunday, afl'ordiog either our people an 0 |>p< irluuity of going Anderson, east here or west al: twice a day from a trains on the Soutwestern railroad an oiivi red by close connections exeep: Number 3. J. M. Prcs’t. till RCIIES. M. E.CH UllCH, .SOUTH. ami Meeting every second suuday Hum 7's |» m; Sunday School ever,. .Sun¬ day morning at 9 am or. t'. II. smiith sn'jit. Prayer J.T. Lowe,pastor. meeting every Thursd.i, uiylit. BAPTIST CHURCH. Meeting every conference fourlli Sunday il a m ami 1'A p ni Uavvood, meeting ssa mi r- duv before 11 a in. J. il. pastor. Samlay VV. School every Suaday '• i> ui Ur. D. Sears, Supt. Superior Court convenes 4th in March tnd September. .Vilen l or,. Jud^e, V. U. H udson, Sol. Gen. COUNTY OFi’TUiaiS. SilKKl IT -J. F. Woods, NT. Cheney, i'i.ki.k si i'iii’m nr J. oiuii.NAHV T. J. Dozier, Tax Rkcmvkk—J. M. Thornton, Tax Collkctor— \V. Tondee C. Kelley, Thkasckkr—C. It. sr, Co bon Kit L. A ■ LLvles, t'oi VTYCilMlIlf-rlSilK! Roll! I'attoli C L Peacock, I* F Dixon, -i M Caslley. K VV I! C Slappcy. l.'legiiorn, clerk board. c County Ii aol ol Kiluealiou. C.A. Taylor, President, i>r. U. i; Kniitli, ( 'ounty School ( ommissioiieran Secretary of lie iaiard. A. C. imr in. J. T. Murphy and It. M.Rainy member of board. City Officers. Oh !5atU«, Mayor, p. .nt Durcon, i'. A . N. Cheney It M Murphv, Y> II Murray . roc>t’l J,M K.N . VV H Mct rory, Recorder. J M Throiuon, Marshai. Ciat.d llixon i rt-as. .s v Jnd Gist C M. ii il Singletary,*) i iu ITU Y\ ilkinsou, Nut I'uuiit- asiU e.\ oliiuio ,1 Pcoui t iui .: aiuiuay Hi t h< UtOliU). libist J K C Muatiov\ s. uul. public ex-otiic i i i and T -i iiixoa, J i J euun ist *aiur day in each uiouiu. Uitith Iiist -vl, Ai Vv Snider Not. I'm. find ex-ollirk) J i*, aiid S M urray, i i euuri . u .saturiia-y in eauii nioutli. Troth Gist i ni, C Ai Haitiey Not. Hub I ami cvx-oiikho .J U am! S i' Harper A i [courtiird Satuhla> in eauii nnuitli. 0 Ui T3 All lficJitOitY, i ATTOIKJSriEdY A.T -L..A.W . Ei.i. v vili.k, Ga. ( o|. ciions a specialty. Charges Ireiisonalile. 1. N. MOTT, * AT’J’OKNEV AT I.AW, EU.AVIU.K, (iEOUGlA. I OKEii' k- In Court House. W, H. McUKUfiYj ATTOEkCT-iSY AT LAW. Elil.AVILLE, Ga. w ill pratice in the couuties of tSchlcv, r ;unicr, Macon, Marion and Chattalioo- iii c. Special attention g.ven to collec- I 1 ’oil iif claims. Oilice iu court House. J. il. KILLIANS, ATTOHN14 V AT LAW. M EslaSe anil Oanking Agent i ELLAVILLE, GEORGIA. I * >r ' l| an. altontiou given to all business P 1 • usic i tiim. No ubargus unites t-t>l f < uous aiv made. Hpecitil atteiiliun r!) r 11 11 *» L,) ilmi I’uliectin^ ivnling, am) lousing real retitH. _ iLLEN HOUSE, WnilKRLV (HH COMMERCIAL 1IOTKL AMERICUS, GEORGIA, L. I ' v " IL ALLEN Proprietress. • |m)oil!Sample Uuniiuereial Rooms on first Floor (,r Tourists Licctric bed- connected with every k’itli ''"‘II, ,, •Rath .'ooiiis smiplicd tw " »ter—warm ri3,r or cold. Ac- Kv t,iC " J Firsi-t’laws in | 1 illro »ag.) RespectfullySolicfed. 'y.H Ai.len, Agent. POUTHERN HOTEL I l 'Ur street, Near Passenger Depot, n-|r ^EY TJACON, JONES GEORGIA. k CO. Props. Paging* f^UTKjji, 25 ” ®LHf/ *' SATISFACTION av - s ’nsrlo meal »DDKCO. Portland 2_~s\ A r ■ '.r I u Miss Lizzie Slappy, near Crosse, visited Miss Bailie last Sunday. Remember that the editor is at home again and is ready for cash callers. They have been few and far between of late and our cash is alarmingly scarce. Read advertisement of B, II. Hood, Dawson, Ga., and get Ids prices. He will furnish you good lumber from as nice timber as can he found in the state—dressed on first class new machinery if desired, We have known Mr. Hood a long time and recommend him as a safe and good man to deal with. Write him and get prices. * I>r. Cheney’s twin-spring beds lor sale. Price reduced to $3.50. Cull on him and get one and rest well at night. * An estate of $20,000, tied up in lit¬ igation for thirty years, at Madison, Georgia, will now net the three sur¬ viving he : rs $200 p >ch. Three hundred southern converts to Mormonism left Chattanooga for Ctuh recently. The Bartholdi statue is to be lighted. Congress meets next Tuesday. Blaine fails to recognize Ed¬ munds at the funeral of ex-Presi- Arthur. George W. Tison’s wagon will make a trip to Cheney & Tison’s mill every Saturday morning. Any one wanting meal or grits can send their corn on the wagon free of charge. * Locals ‘scaee’ this week. Mrs. Hornady now occupies the Redding house. Messrs. Murray and William- have moved into tlita^former’s new residence joining the parsonage. The train now runs by the oln schedule—one train each w ay daily. Zaek Anglin has moved his goods into the Carter store. Mr. Henry Arrington is now en¬ rol led among the papas—iis a bo.v. It is nearly time you had the edi¬ Christmas turkey up,fattening .Ye failed to get him last tTifisi mas 31 rs. Lee MeCrory is visiting rel¬ atives fit this place. Railroad meeting next Tuesday. Mr. Al. L. Cordell, brother of 1\ H. Cordeil near this place, an oh •ch i'il and playmate of ouis, Uinta, with us last Sunday, li was indeed pleasant to recount old times. We and not seen him but once since uie war. lie is a resident of Dallas i eras, and says he is doing well lie gives a good report of Texas. Mr. /j. T. Anglin will remove to ,ne -corenouse recently occupied b_, Mr. Curler. Air. Anglin is a livt ,uue aw ake business man, mid n. ills new place will continue to -cl* goous at Uie lowest prices. t ome around to our office aim examine a copy’ ol i in-iilTs. 1 . is toe besl of nil toe humorous week¬ lies. its illustrations are first class .aid -peak for themselves. It is orimiuilof human nature, and five cents a copy. rite Philadelphia and Reading railroad company fails for the sum of nineteen million dollars. Mr. LA. Wallace, a young mer¬ chant of Gutter, suicides. Or. Sylvanus Landrum, one ol the most eminent divines in the south, recently died at his son-in- law's, Eluer B. W. Bussey, iu Bruns¬ wick, Georgia. The negro exodus from South Carolina to the west is renewed by reason of the earthquake. A negro in Louisiana, aged 74 years makes oath that he is father of llw children. A large tobacco manufactory de¬ stroyed by tire in North Carolina. Loss, a half million. One of our cotton buyers informs us that Jhe offered a man eight cents for seven bales of cotton one day last week. The gentleman in ques- tion refused to accept the offer, and carried his cotton to Americus and could not get eight, lie left the cotton unsold, Don’t you need a meeting of some sort Brother II.? Special Mention. We call the attention of all our subscribers to our Americus adver¬ tisements. When you visit Ameri- eus favor tliein with a cull. If you need anything in their respective, lines, give them a trial and do your paper the kindness to ted them where you saw the advertisement. Don’t forget the paper. We need money. Chew the “Life Boat” tobacco for sale by Dixon & Williamson. Fresh fish at Z.T. Anglin’s, Dhwmmi ItluuulHrlurinK Co. The Dawson Variety Manufuet- ! tiring Company, Dawson, Ga., are , manufacturers of sash, doors anil biimis, door and window frames, mouldings, brackets, stair work, sawed and turned balusters, wood mantels, pulpits and church seats in hard or soft wood. Full supply of dressed lumber kept instock Hihss and Iron Foundry and Ma¬ chine Whops. The above campany will make figures to suit purchasers, and will give satisfaction We are person¬ ally acquainted with them and know them to be perfect gent'«men ami they wili make it the ilu. st of all needing their goods to give them their orders. Write them and get prices. They can till orders on short notice. Guess our Worthy correspondent, is engaged nursing those tw ins. We can’t hear from him. CON MU Al PTION CU RED. An old physician, retired from ac¬ tive practice, having had placed in his hands hy an East India Mission¬ ary the formula of a simple vegeta¬ ble remedy lor the speedy and per- mam nt cure of Consumption, Bron¬ chitis, Catarrh, Asthma, and all throat and Lung atl’eetions, after having thoroughly tested its won- ierl’ul curative powers in thousands of eases, feels it Jiis duty to make it known to his suffering fellows. The reeipe sent free to all who nuiy de¬ sire it, with full directions for pre¬ paring and successfully’ using. Ad¬ dress, naming this paper, Dit. M. E. CASS, N. 210 Grand SC, Jersey Citv, J. Bring the Enterprise your job printing; will do it as neatly and cheaply as you can get it anywhere. Mr. J. T. Howe, three imes south west of Americus, offers a tine farm containing 750 acres for sale. It has a good gin and screw, is convenient to churches and schools, in a tine community, and healthy. He also offers some fine stock for sale. For further particulars address a. T. Howe, Americus, Ga. * HOMESTEAD NOTICE. Georgia, Schley County.—Z. J. Mot’, bus applied to me for exemption of personalty and realty and setting apart and valuation of homestead, •uhS I will pass upon the same at in. o’clock on the (itit day of December, i „f my o'lice. T. J. Dozier, Nov. i>i, ISH«. (Irdinary. (Jo to Z. Anglin for cheap gro- .•i-ries, such as sugar, coffee, rice, meat, flour, lard, niqai, syrup, tin ware, at your omii price. Witn He will supply the market with fresh fish every Friday even¬ ing; also a good supply of . lroijis. He has also a cheap line furniture, Singer’s Improved sew¬ ing’ machines, oils and needles, and satisfy in prices. He wants turkeys,chickens, . ... voor eggs, f atter, aides, tallow, beeswax, etc., , paving l -J n lli money or tnuu*. * FREE TRADE The reduction of internal reve¬ nue and the taking off of revenue •-tamps from Proprietary Medi¬ cines, no doubt lias largely benefif- ted the consumers,us well as reliev¬ ing the burden of home manuiact- urers. Especially is this the case with Green’s August Flower and Boschee’s German Syrup, as the reduction of thirty-six cents per dozen, has been added to increase the size of the bottles containing these remedies, thereby giving one- fifth more medicine in the 75 cent size. The August Flower for Dys¬ pepsia and Liver Complaint, and the German Syrup for Cough and Lung troubles, have perhaps, the largest sales of any medicines in the world. The advantage of in¬ creased size of the bottles will be greatly appreciated .... : bj the sick and afflicted, in every town and village in civilized countries, ham- pie bottles foi 10 cents remain the same size. SHERIFF'S SALES FOR JAN- UABY, 1887. GEORGIA— Schley count* Will be sold before the court house door in the town of Ellaville, county, between (he legal hours of sale on the first Tuesday in January, 1887, the following property, to wit: Eight hundred bushels of corn more or less, levied on as the prop¬ erty of J. G. Uoliins by virtue of a distress warrant in favor of J. M. Gay vs. J. G. Collin.-; property pointed out by plaintiff's attorney. Also, at the same- time and place, will be sold I DO bushels of corn more or lo--, 1090 pounds of fodder more or loss, 2 o htishcls of cotton seed more or less, levied on by virtue of one mortgage Ii. fa. in favor of Harold Johnson & Go. vs. V. S. (‘legg. Also, at the same time and place, will he sold one ninth interest intiti acres of land off lot number 110 ; also one ninth interest in 3 acres of Jot No. 101; one ninth interest in one acre of lot of land No. 110—all of said land in the 29th district of said county. Levied on and to be as the property of S. J. Mauk by virtue of three justice court ti. fas. in favor of Harold Johnson & Co. vs. g j Mauk; property pointed out byJ. M. Hudson, plaintiff’s attor¬ ney. This Dec. 1,1886. J. T. WOODS, Sheriff. SHERIFF SALES. FOR DKt’EM BKR, 18 s«. GEORGIA, Scully Col' STY. Wilt he sold at the court house door in the town of Kllaville, Schley county, Georgia, tht! bet ween Urn log u 1 Lou i » of **!»., on tirst Tuesday io Dacpijibvr, lshti, the following lauds to wit: Lot ot luud No. ls.3 in the.'loth district of said county, bounded on the north by the lands of s'. VV Womack,on Smith, the the west hr the lauds ef s on south by the lands of Mm C K Keekwitb, ami on the cast by the lauds of Mis Sue Jones; levied on as the property of Mary (Hover and A J Glover lo satisfy a mortgage tl fa in fa¬ vor of the bank of Atnsrlcns vs. Mary Glover and A .1 Glover. Property point¬ ed out in said mortgage Ii fa and tenant in possession notified in terois ot law. Also, at the same time and place, will be sold one hundred auU ninety acres of lot of land No. 1711, fifty acres iu'tho north east corner of lot land No. 175 and t hirty acres in the north we.it corner of lot No. 174, all in the third district,aod bounded on the north hv the lands of James Acre, on the west by the lands of Mr Jones, on the south by the the lands of Mrs Swoui oiigon and on east by the lands i f M r Dry ant; levied on as the property of II I. Allison to satisfy a mortgage ti fa in favor of K E Graves vs. 11 F, Alli¬ son that issutd from Schley superior court. Tenant in possessiim notified in terms of law. f Also, at the same time and place, will be sold the south half of lot of land No. Ktlin the third district of said county, bounded on the north by the lands of I. Hill,on the weatby thelands of Joseph Souter, on tliesouth by the lamia of J VV KUcrcace, and on the east by the lauds ofCliappe sold the Murray; levied on L and to be as property of .1 Sou ter to satisfy a ti la in favor of Seal. Lawson iV Kessler vs. J 1, Souter, that issued from Schley superior court. Tenant in possession notified in terms of law. Also, f t the same tune and place, will be sold lot of land No. 133 in the third dis¬ trict of said county, bounded on the north by the Taylor county line, on the west by lands of ,1 H Mi-Elmurray, on the south by landsof .Smith Turner, and on the east by tlie lands of (' A JIavis; lev¬ ied on and to be sold as the property of J H McKlinurray to satisfy a mortgage ti fa in favor of Harold Johnson A Co. vs J .Schley il McKlinurray, superior that Tenant issued from court. in pos¬ session notified in terms of law. Also, at sometime and place, will be sold two sorrel colored match mules, mares, one named “Jane" five years oid, one, three years old. not named. sorrel colored mare, medium size, 9 old, named “Eunnie;” levied on to be sold as the property of C A Davis to sntisfv a mortgage ti fa in favor navis, the J People's M and J National Laimon. bank that vs. issued C A I Ii .roni Schley superior court. Also, at Uie same luue and place, will be sold Jo bushel* of corn more or less, •00 pounds ot fodder more or less, ;>7ut st‘v (i cotton in the house, 5 CU(. of seed cotton more or lest*, .>? t>i potatoes more or less, 70< xmiids seed cotton in me dusting house or less, 00 bushels coU</n set ti mere • i less; levied on m*. to be sou; as luc r jperty of llcnrv Jwimsoii u> saiisf\ u ; s.r« w annul in f.tvor ol J ii Alurr. bniiiiMi-ntor on iIo • 4atv of J !i Ah‘ iiuii'iia!)!! Giurra ji . tleociisen, tschic;, su^orioi' v*. Henry .,oiii ( .n..i Lo n)urt. A 1 s ■ >, at .ho same time and pi.me, \.i. • >c soi(J 7o0o pounds ol seen cutU>n mort g it -s; one t oilms tV \\ HU tun I > prm itiami barnos.sand w’mp; 1 J 00 dludl* A . (ttUCf Ulwll Ol’ it J NNj Di.iO bliSiids COt iDl l tfie or ic.Sst Icv jCO til and .-.oid as i ii. proper.y ni .1 t. i, ini,- . ,sf’y two lii.'Uv.-.- tvuri'am Ol.u; n r ol J Al i. i m v*. J o i t/iiJUb, iiiitl lie j] favor ol Strange ,v ijiirvty v ». - i* 4 'Oi ms, rccuruanic lu sciitey su|vjn< ’ •ou rt. Also, sold at tin ■- aim lime atm place, v,iJ j nc one gray iiors. mi* c u :i •. vn lid, 0 » 0 : l)i.o'i\ lli.lH.- 11 . , l-iil s ytf i. UUP »>. maru tel. • ears old an I t*v-i. -■ O busoi i- .i( iior corn inure or ip.S.H, ioUt; j OttliUjs Oi i‘iU ! inure or Ioem; iu\i«*U oil rnu lo bt j ■suid us tn« propeitv Oi A F ’V* iguii.^ t<. •ijiiisly a hJt’y .-ujtur'ior ct-iu’t Ii i'.i ilrai ir iid. in>ii» »**v( suptriui uourl in favor o; •jMIivWwOU iV Met fur use ol ii i Gird A Co. vs. A f . \\ ihm. Also, at tut- sjiuie liiiic and place, vs iii ucaold ibe tiaif of mt ot iami ,>o. *< > -mith l.a.l o! loi ol iami No. : i-t, >\ fioic 14 O, liS, 1|9 itlltl 10 f>, I !lCI (- be¬ mg lesui ved one acre w'nere ibe faiuil\ buriui ground uow is aiid fin* riiriir <ii way to said utave yard ail in the district oi* said comity; levied on ;.iui to be sold as I lie properly ot Amos i’ V\ gins and John »*> oilums io satisiy a mortgage Ii la, iu that favor issued of Mattie from .Scniey Dart superior cornl and John it Kcspass, admin.si nt tors ol Isaac Hart, deceased, vs. Amos F VVig- JojjlJ iS .viiimis. 'i'oliiilit In • !sses>n#n iH'iit;(ni in Lei tns of liic la »\ . j. r. woods, stiici ;ii. .NEW .\i*V I’.iM 1 sk.ttl.NT 8 . SALE OF LAND. (•KORt.I A Schley Comity. VgroeaMi- 10 an urili-i finiii the >1 On! i inuy, ,^i-iiUw.i ill the Oct torni, ’Si>, <>f said c nu t, will l*e sold iicfoie til. courthouse door ill (ho town ol Ella vide, iu said coiiiitv, between the legoi liours of sale, on tne first Tuesday >11 Oeeeinber, 1SS0, die following real estate to wit: 101 acres of land of lot 2o5 in 3rd district of said eouiity, sold as t he prop¬ erty of James Chambers, deceased, for the benefit of the heirs and creditors o! said deceased. R. C. 11 AltliOl.DSt/N, Ad ministrstor. APPLICATION FOR LETTERS OF ADMINISTRATION. GEORGIA—Sehlev County. To all whom it mav concern: J. J. wall has in due form applied to the inl¬ for permuneut letters of uti- lateofsaid county, deceased, and l will pass upon said application on the tirst Monday in December. 18X6. Given un- my hand and official signature. This 2(5, 1886. T. J. Dozikii, Ordinary. APPLICATION for leave TO SELL LAND. G EORGI A—Sell lev ('ounty. To all whom it may concern: K. C. Hilliard, executor of the estate of J. N. iludson, late of said comity deceased, in due for leave form applied the to lands the belong¬ under¬ to sell to the estate of the said deceased, sMid application will tie heard on ' tie Monday - in December next. This 25, ism;. T. J. Dozikr. l’ I. Ordinary. TAX NOTICE. The following collecting arc my rounds for the of the slate and taxes for 1 KS 6 . Patton's Hill, Oct. 11, Nov. 2 and 23. La (‘rosso, Oct. 12. Nov. 3 ami 21. Lickskiiiett. Oct. 13, Nov. 4 and 25. Stewart’s Mill, November 22. Chiider’s Murray’s X Hoads " 15. Gin 17. Dozier’s Mill IS. Hart’s Milt ’’ 19. Ellaville, every Saturday until mt' VV. ('. KELI.EY, Th x (V)li<G*tor Schley ('ounty. Money to Doan on Good Terms. If vou want money nt the cheap- cst rates yet offered ami have Im- proved lands to offer as security, call on or address at Americus, Ga., ............. ....................... 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- tate will render them in as the law requires. W. I). Murray, Adm’r. October 9.188*. ♦ m \J Ik ____ P/*^ CP JiTOVt _______..____ w w ■“ d - 7S" ' -<■ hb SRS3& statu. J) .A sESTv> y •: ' A Perfect Jewel. Buy no o f her. For sale by all First-Class Dealers. If your* does not keep it send postal to no. Send for copy of Twin Rurnor Journal. Twin Burner Stove Co., 707 lo 713 Mush. St.. St. Louis. Alo. t! AUDI'S FAMOUS —axle yj» A perfect f.u- bileant for m MS; -n. ..I f T I.k-ht j Vei.lel,"i, A lien- irtlick Wll.l i -JOIt) J PrMSS pitUD"'■ r I rfc,n M'T ’ run v -"' of. ■Mi 1 r tliniland V- '* M4 & n4 k. - --■ --n or----,. :h. . lr Toonomleal, Convenient, F.oliAble, WHEN YOU WANT *XLE OIL ALAIN, r i year deaier to sLa you LaCL s castorixf.. S *~All Liri gs'iee-, O-oeera, U.i; dwaro m.d Uaruese .Shops sal It. MANUFACTURED ONLY BY C.4ST0RINE CO., Syracuse, X. Y., I’. S. A » Counterfeits a*a numtroui. BAUM'S CAS the original and only genu in* AXLE OIL. CEO. F. CHILD Adjustable Parlor Chair Co. 281 Wabash Ave. CHICAGO * ■ ILLINOIS * These two cuts show the Chair in extreme positions, 'if It * s easily adjust- ed to support the uM £ 1 ; j body in any and . all desired posi- tions. .. • • This Chair is a NEW invention.. THE ONLY COMFORTABLE CHAIR EVER MADE And TH E Chair for Home, Invalid and Physician use. As a Parlor Rocking Chair it is a marvel of beauty, strength and utility. ») m SEND FOR CATALOGUE AND PRICES. Go to Z. T. Anglin’s for good cheap tinware; wash pans from 5c up—everything else cheap. Go toZ. T. T. Anglin’s (or Harper Black’s home made shoes. They arc the best and Anglin’s prices are the lowest. * DRUGGISTS. LAMA K STRKET, (biifrifiis. Ga. Keep a Large and well selected stock of Fresh DREGS. Besi goods given at LOWEST prices. Give us a call. s2fi-3ni. A DM IN ISTRATOR ’8 H A L K. Will be sold before the courthouse door in tlie town of Ellaville, be- tween the legal hours of sale,on tiie first Tuesday in December next, (!5 acres of land in the north ^ eH corner of lot number 140 in the 29th district of Schley county, known the late residence of Mrs. Mary Mauk, late of said county, Sold for the benefit of the heirs and creditors. Terms cash. Nov. 2, 1886 . J. N. CHENEY, Adm’r. Application for IjCtter* et Di*mis*ion GEORG1 A—Schley cop nty. To all whom it having may concern: Whereas, John F. Daniel tiled his petition of for letters of dismission of tlie estate VV. A. Daniel, deceased. These are there- ft to eite and admonish all and singu file lar, tiie kindred and creditors, to t heir objections in my office on or before the first Monday in January next-, the regular term of said court of Ordinary, (-, lie held on the first Monday in Jan- oarv, why said application should not up granted said applicant and as prayed signature Witness my hand official thm the 2Sth day of September. 1S86. T. J. DOZIER, Ordinary. ' __ Aptdication—Letters of Administration countv, deceased. This isthcrefore.toolteall and singular kindred and creditors, of said deceased, to be and appear at ra v office on or before the December term of court to be held on the first Monday in December next and show cause, if any they hay© whv putera should not be granted J. N. Womack. official . , Witness inv hand and . _ signa¬ ture, this OcL 14, ’ 86 . T. J. Dozikk, Ordinary, ARTHUR RVLANDER, ilmericus, Ga. Blacks Home- mack Shdrr, lints and Repairing done on Shoe* a speeir.lty. V nohrella*. short notice. The best stork «.f rkTlsf I (itjr'fph ^'ats I sjpM-a made t-o order. !' dreus sliowaIn ths rlty. | a »j-*»tal'y. 1 French cdfaklna. Always «.n hard. Repairing Guaranteed, Fit* Guaranteed. All goods Otinrantpcd. usnctMU-s, mJ** - wom CASH OAK PET STOKE. ”■«*.« Tlie subscriber Imajuat opened ut the “OLDGRANBERRY CORONER,"a Carpet G-toxe. Something new 111 Amsricua, where can be seen the largest as w ell as the hand¬ somest stock of CARPETS' AM) HUGS 1 • That have ever bc< n exhibited in southwest Georgia, consisting ef almost every style and and quality. Vork- from And hm 1 selected them carefully and the myself In Philadelphia Now the manufacturers, nt very lowest cash prices, and us I propose to soli thenV. STR1CLY FOR CASH, 1 can allVird in Aoll them a* low as they can bo bought in the ■ u ■ LARGEST MARKETS In the state, and will gladly duplicate any hilla that may bo purcliascd in those markets. beautiful I most res k nectfully will show invito theln. my friends and the public to oali and see what a stoe 1 J. J. GRANBERRY, Ast. s23-lm Americus, Ga. 1 7 1886 ‘ ’ f • I . FRICK EE & BRO •J br-t J AMERICUS, GA --(>. w . tnd dealers in Municttl .Instruments of 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, 'aues, Opera Glusaes, Spectacles to suit every one who need glasses no Hatter how old or how young, Sewing Machine Oil, Needles, Parts "id uttaohmeuts. r J- PIANOS, ORGANS % <■ ; Sitings Aocor'dious, and Trim Violins, filings, Banjos, Guitars, Tamhourinos, Harps, Violin Bows,. and a thousand and one other things that we cannot enumerate here. We repair Watches, Clocks and Jewelry in work man-like manner. All'work guaranteed. Goods we sell engraved free. Our stock is very largeiind bought dose and vvecannoi be undersold. If you contemplate the.purchase of a Piano or Organ write for our illua- rtated catalogue and get our (trices before you buy. We solicit corre¬ spondence. We cordially invite every.one w lien in the city to call and look through our large stock. Remember the place, Barlow Block next door to drug store of-Dr. E. J. Eldridge. Amkhicts, Ga. oc29-ly. T ii l 4 “THE GROCER.” Ellls- - T7-ille, G-eoxg'isu. With full line In stock and ready to compete with all “Country Merchants,” STOCK OF MEAT, CORN. OATS, FLOUR, HAM’S WITH COOKING STOVES ‘TO WARM THE SAUCE.’ v t Sugar, Coffee, Bice, Grits, Cheese, Mackerel and Lard to supply the general trade, and a full line --- ‘THE LAST NEEDFUL BURIAL CASKETS, COFFINS. mi\ COUNTY ENTERPRISE The Only Paper Published in the county. r . SUBSCRIPTION $1.50 A YEAR.
