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About Schley County enterprise. (Ellaville, Ga.) 1886-1??? | View Entire Issue (Dec. 23, 1886)
r i[E ENTERPRISE- •CK- GA.. DEO.M, ISK6. eixAVti A x. Kill eS ul- Subscription. six' - - fd.&U 1110c "^' ninths. * * 75 15 ft - Adv lising Hates laches^ 1 m... '2 m o IA mo 1.0 nio i J 2 mo $21)0 *360 *?> gSSSSSl^S *» I 1 u f> IH> d 10 1,1 i Si;ac*is:f ft Aft 11 J 7 50 i X C 1 11 “7 jf’E loa ft and EHIe R. R i i after Nov. 10 trains on the „°Vvist.i and KUavllle Railroad will B “, l follows: 1111 w BAST. OOINO Haeiia Vista - 4:ft0 a in—3:45 p m i«ve Putnam - - 5:15 “ 4:13 “ irrive 'T BllHviHe 5:40 “ 4:45 “ - - u<'rosso - - 5:58 “ 5:05 “ ,< Anderson 6.20 “ 5:30 “ ,. riV eat GO I Ml WUST. Anderson P:(K) a in 5 :,'ib pm U»n haCrosso 9::t0 u m ij:to p in Arrive he .9:50 a in 6:3 • p ill ii Kll« vi . 19$0 fu 7:00 Putnam a in ii Buena Vista liaioam 7:30 pm ii made daily, ,unround trips will bo „,!ntSunday, Sanity atl‘>rdi''g opr people an of going either cast or west , o/ifie * tern* railroad* Sou t'vt's arc Sw-'i 3. by dose connections except Number J. M. Lowe, l’res’t. CHURCHES. M. E. CHURCH, SOUTH. ^.'Ip^'lMii'suiiday'sJ-hooi'evcry^su!!- morning at a a m Dr. t .11. Snnui j,,v :L iiiee.ing every Thursday Prayer Vi', bowe,pastor. night. BAPTIST ClIUHCH. .nil iidurellam. J. it. t awood, su'iidav School every Sunday 3 pm Dr. \{. II. Scars, Supt. 'K'lf md* Simple in ber! Aden Fort! j i l,D. (J. Ii. Hudson, Sol. Gen. COUNTY OFFICERS. uKun- F—J. F. Woods, N. Cheney, i i.Kitii scpitCooBT—J. DKIlIN AiU —T. J. Dozier, Tax KkcBivek— J. M. Thornton, I AX U'OLLECTOH— W. (’. Kelley, Ckbasurku—C. K. 'I’ondee sr, (\iH 0 S kh— ij. A. Gyles, Patton, . if>ry ComA iissioNEUs—Hobt b i’oacock, P F Dixon, -v M Caskey, IV ii hlappey. Clegnorn. clerk of board. ( • County Board of Education. 1 a. Taylor, President, Dr. c. II. . Saudi, County school Commiasivnerand nrretarvof he board..' A. C.-. members Murray, l. Murphy and K. M. ltaiuy ' imill'll. Guy Officers. i b liiiule, .nayor, . ,„j Burton. i; ,\ Miungc, ..i. r it-ney K M Murphy. i.i Murray. VOl'SC'ILM KN . VV II Met'lory, Recorder. : J M Tliroylon, Marshal. I Gland liixoii I leas. sffiiid Disi U M. H H Singletary..! Public F iitlTll Wilkinson, Not aiui x:x- u.iiu .1 Tcourt 4th Saturday in each . until. Mist 1U' Meadows, not. public er-offieio •l i'audTJ llixoti, J F court 1st Satur¬ day in each mouth. eiili hist (j M, M W Snider Not. Pub. undex-otlicio J F, and S Murray, J F Kim :iuSaturday in each month. issth Dist <1 M, C M Rainey Not. Pub. I.incl ex-ofiicio J P and S T Harper J F li'uuii3rd Saturday in each month. C, R. McURORY, -Gi’CEIsrE-y AT taw. Ellaville, Ga. Colections a specialty. Charges reasonable. 1. N. MOTT, ATTORNEY AT LAW, ELLAVILLE, GEORGIA. MICE—In Court House. itf.H. McCROaY, *TT0UISrj3Y _A_T LAW. Ellaville, Ga. 7.. " JlI' ijIiit at ' 0| in i» ti 1( * couutieM aiul C’huttaJioo- uf Scliley, li /ijiwml ■ ■ • t'lniiujj, ailciitUm ^.veu to roller- ‘ 11 Oiliec* in court ilouh>e. J. it. ii ILIUM, OTOKNKV at law. Kii anj Mm Hpi i ‘k'li.'.VlLLiE GEORGIA. !.Vi Usl0 1 him. given to all business ' No charges unless col- ''■■nix. aru mi I, *do. Special at ten lion Veu lo l ■ ati i till li oil taic,and 111 mg rents. leasing roal - ■ — iLu:\ house" VHl. r, »>t MKKEIAI UOIEI. aj IEIUcUS, GEORGIA, hr i ' •ms on first Floor u 'iinieri i;,i Tourists (strip bulk O >ui»c<-um 1 with 'ill, , LI,. . . ever v CNwh,;, (i.e .......... 1«U u*; : V . ‘ f -At- ... 11 Alll.n, hli.V Suiiet, Aoent. 7r II O 1 RL lr S.r. “h Near Passenger b.pjA^N, l>c*not ,Ij U JONES GEORGIA Sr k n I flops, n " Hxi 'f! "l-uii: 11 I ” 1 ' iJ av. Si,,.., -a{: ..........* _ r k;„. • s.vr IS 1 n,,-------r ion ««t A U 3. 1 ?! « *Nig Christinas is hero! Attend the Heading Clot). The best lot of confectioneries In town at Williams A Weaver’s. Preaching twice a month at the Methodist church next year, the llrst and third .Sundays. 8eechurch directory. Atlanta’s population is over GO >• 000 according to a recent census. Rev. J. T. Lowe left last Monday for his home in Butler. Why does the youth lie nil day And groan so) ud his bed on? because lie has that sorry thing, A “merry Clirbtmas” head on. II. W. Cockrell has move out into the country. The good die young, but the printing oilier loafer is immortal. Mrs. J. T. Lowe left last Thurs- day to visit relatives in Lumpkin mid will go from there to Butler. Mr. J. It. Unities and son, Annuie returned from a trip to Oglethorpe Sunday. M r . J, >f. Bridges of Terrell, was i» Ellaville last Friday and left for home Saturday. Those for whom we have done job work are well pleased with it. In our absence the printer is au- tlinrized to receipt Cor money on .subscription * or advertising. b Toys! Toys!! Toys!!! Williams & Weaver. Miss Sallie Cheney is visiting “our” grandfather near Sheliinan, accompanied by her brother, Ed. ’Tis a time to be jolly and glad, ’T is a time to lie merry and wise; But the man who keeps wise while he’s “merry" Is a wonderful sight in our eyes. If you want to buy a first class Piano or Organ go to Hill A der, Americus Ga. 1 he lover pro-1 Marr,a;e dis-V ^ poses. Divorce ex- Meat and corn taken on subscrip¬ tions for the Enterprise. J.T. Murphy now occupies Mr. Cockrell's former residence, and W. J T. Cockrell has moved into the ] house ___ vacated , ,, by John . . scovdle. ,, Thelamily of Capt. C. A. Taylor ! now boards with Major Baldwin, I and some of them will enter the I higli school. Merchants, advertise your Christ- mas goods. Remember to send your job work to the Enterprise. Oaiy a coat Only a hair, Only a wife Findeth it there. Only a broom, Only a whack, Only a man With a broken back; For his wife’s hair was red, The hair she found was black. Don’t forget the paper. We need money. Chew the “Life Boat” tobacco for sale by Dixon & Williamson. There is but one passage in the bibie where tne girls are commanded to kiss the men, and that is the golden rule: “W hatsoever ye would that men should do to you, do ye even so to them.” Go to W. D. Murray to buy your buggy and one-horse wagon harness buggy whips, rust proof oats, etc. "j More than four thousand device* for coupling have been patented, and yet tliousauds of bachelors and maidens go it alone iii this country still. We return our thanks to tlie serenad¬ ing party who came around to our resi- deuce lust night and gave us some sweet music, which we enjoyed very much. Come again. Had we been ap¬ prised of their coining would have treated them. Fresh lisli at Z.T. Anglin’s. Christmas goods! Christmas goods!! tit Williams & Weaver’s. Simne hungry thief broke into Sheriil Woods' smoko house last Saturday night and carried away a selection of family Kroceries for Christmas. Go toZ. T. T. Anglin’s n fur Harper * Hlrtck’s home made shoes. They are the best and Anglin’s prices | are the lowest. ♦ We sell shoes, hats, notions, cigars, tobacco, huupK liliv brooms, crockery, heavy groceries, j soup, etc., as cheap as ^anybody in ; town. Williams «k Weaver, I j Mr. J. 8. Pivvatt, father of Miss j Netn and of Editor Prevail of the " “ visit tu rulucl.-.-a. • Give me about a dollar n a-u.ili VOrthof ‘ ,uh,,1U ‘” Si,i<J -r 1 T k inK Ella vide young mail at the drug store Tuesday evening. “Why, what yOU Z m \ S ° ,uUch ^°f ! ” We y : U ! * e V ™ Wvn i U 0Und U l ^ n J ^ girl and I’ve got Die | worst cast of K 1 I „w..r ‘, rd of 1, Make it , „ .. tt,n * * lp < institution says; “Mr. contempt for the news- mwrH iM tt ft * e,l »K worthy of tin* president.” To this we will in our droll way that the unuttera- itle contempt of tie* newspapers for Cleveland is a feeling worthy of the press. The Printer's Temptation. (Evidently Original.) A printer stood at his case one day, As he oft hud stood before; A man came in with “a word to say," And carelessly left open the door. With a frown of rage cn his care worn face, Tlie printer walked to the door, And gave it a slam that soYrlghtened the man That he hasn't been seen any more. Now, heed our ad vice, you printer man, When you want to get rid of a bore: Just close your door with a wooden damn, And he won’t trouble you any more. We now adore the gentleman who , promptly .. shuts . A the dour,-and , , hate the one, most cordially, who proves himself a bore;—they’re windy, cold and useless things, and often something more. Dr. Cheney.’s twin-spring beds ftu sale. Price reduced to $3.50. Call on him and get one anJ rest well at night. * I’aste this in Y< ur Hal or Bonnet. By request we publish the post¬ age stamp flirtation which is as fol¬ lows: Stamp on the left corner up¬ side down, I love you; stanipon the left corner crossways, I love anoth¬ er; stamp on the left cornerstruight up and down, I wish.to be rid of your correspondence; stamp placed at the bottom of the right corner crossways, No; at the bottom of the right corner upside down, Yes; stamp on the Left lower corner, Do yon love me? on t lie left lower ner upside down, I am displeased; on the left lower corner crossways, I wish to lave your acquaintance; on the right corner straight up and down, Business correspondence; on fhe left side in the center, Accept me as a lover; left side upside down, lam engaged; on the left side in the center crossways, Who cares? in the upper right hand corner with the head toward the right, We are watched. There is a young lady in Maeon so modest that she won’t go to bed while the man la the inouri is peeping in at tlie window. An Elluvillc gill, it is sa d, will not disrobe while there is “A Christian Observer” in the room. FREE TRADE The reduction of internal reve¬ nue and tlie taking off of revenue stamps 1 from Proprietary J /. Medi- dues, ; doubt . t ^ has . largely , benefit- ... no ted the consumers,as well as inn 6 the burden of home urers. Especially ,, ......... is this the case with Green’s August Flower aud Bosehee’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 i:i 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 l>y the sick and afflicted, in every town and village in civilized countries. Sam¬ ple bottles foi 10 cents remain the same size. Married. At the residence ot J. II. Spivey, near Abbeville, Alabama, by Rev. Dr. Martin, on Sunday afternoon, December 19, at 2 p. m., 1 rof. G. B. Wcaver, of Ellaville, to Miss Lila Spivey. i’rof. Weaver and his bride !,r_ rived in our town last luesday afternoon and met with a warm re- from bis friends. luesdax a tew young men und ladies enjoyed a good supper at the residence of Judge Battle—the j of the bride. All enjoyed the occasion, und we return thanks for the part we took in the festivities of the evening.— h. ! CONSU.11 DTION CURED. An old physician, retired ,, from^ live practice, having laid placed in his hands by an East India Mission- ary the formula of ''msumpUon, aislmnle y^‘‘;! t llroii- c .| )d j S) ( .,tarrh, Asllima, and all throat and Lung affections, after having thoroughly tested itswou- derful curative powers in tliousauds 0 f. nls( , H it his duty to make it , suffering fellows. The known to his j!"!® ,”1“' i*M'. City, li cash, 210 Gruiiil St., Jersey ^ ( T> Iheieisthi *. *1... Ii Who tells * YOU that ,f you would qu.taniokmg ci- jp! ‘ hii^'tiu^fi r ^ure' and prou , vp It, . an , 1)( i j points With pride 1 to the fact that he does not chew or , mnk „ When vou ask him if he KwMld Wonderful window catch, j)] t .te, simple and durable. Can rH | 8t . your 8118 h any height desired «nd it fastens itself. Equally as ^1 for holding sash down; any child can raise or let down sash, A few for sale at the printing liee. Call and see for yourself. It is known as tin* Phillips catch. For strength and durability they are unexcelled. * ltev.C. D, Adams who was ap¬ pointed by the conference to preach here next year, preached two good sermons here last Sunday and Sun¬ day night. The Better Time. The man in rags, the drunkard and the man in good circumstances, all hope for a better time. The wretch who lie- lieves, after repeated trials, that ho iiaa not tlie strength of will to master his alcoholic appetite, will, as he trembling- ly lifts his glass, say: “Well, here'shop- !"*” Hopingfor what? A better time, he Hays. what good can a better tune hil „? The world might be full of happiness, wages might bo ten times as as high and the necessaries of life ten times as cheap, and stiil, so long as he yields to his appetite, there is no hope for him* | Prof. Calhoun of Lumpkin, an old and popular educator/ lectured at the court- house last Tuesday night on the subject of education, to a good audiertee. We hope it w ill be productive of good. T Married, at the resilience of the bride’s mother in Ma on county by Rev. R. K. Willamson on the evening of the 21st. of December, Mr. T 1). Devane of Schley county and Miss Julia I. Stubbs. Married, at the residence of the bride on the evening of the 21st of December by Rev. W. \V. Cheney, Mr. John Mal¬ lard to Mrs. L. A. Easotn all of Schley county. NOTICE. Ail persons indebted to W. I). Murray A Co., or to W. I). Murray individually, will please come for¬ ward and settle or the claims will be put in the hands of an officer lor collection. Go to the leading club tomorrow evening—election of new officers!!! An old maxim says: “Never go to lied witli cold feet.” Does this mean that a man is not to get mar¬ ried ? SHERIFF’S SALES FOB JAN¬ UARY, 1887. GEORGIA—Schley count”* Will be sold before the court house door in the town ofEllaville, Schley county, between the 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- distress warrant Col , ,i “ in 8 ^ favor virtue of J. of M. a Gay VH j q Collins; property pointed out by plaintiff’s attorney. Also, ., at ... the time .. and , place, , same vv jj| be sold 190 bushels of corn more or less, 1000 pounds of fodder more or less, 25 bushels of cotton seed more or less, levied on by virtue of one mortgage fi. fa. in favor of Harold Johnson <fc Uo. vs. T. B. Elegg. Also, at the same time and place, will be sold one ninth interest in (56 acres of land off lot number 140; also one ninth interest in 3 acres of lot 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 aud to be as the property of S. J. Mauk by virtue of three justice court fi. fas. in favor of Harold Johnson & Go. vs. S. J. Mauk; property pointed out byj. N. Hudson, plaintiff’s attor¬ ney. I'iiis Dec. 1, 1886. J. F. WOODS. Sheriff. Go to Z. T. Anglin for cheap gro¬ ceries, such as sugar, coffee, rice, meat( floUPt , ard> meal( RyruP) tin ware? at y 0U r own price. Wine t .j, pa p jj,, w ju nupply the market w itli fresh fish every Friday even- ing; also a good supply of rutabaga turnips. He has also a cheap line f urn jt ur e, Singer’s Improved sew- machines, oils and needles, and (;an Ha ti K fy j n prices. He wants your turkeys,chickens,eggs, batter, bides, tallow, beeswax, etc., paying in I110ne y or trade, * Duo son .TlMiiular(uring Co. The Dawson Variety Manufact¬ uring Company, Dawson, Ga., are manufacturers of sash, doors and blinds, door and window frames, brackets, stair work, aawed am| turned balusters, wood mj|ntel , )UlpitH aod chur( . h 8eat s in lmrd or so ft wood. Full supply of dressed lumber kept instock Biass and Iron Foundry and Ma- chine Shops. The above cainpany wilt make figures to suit purchasers, and will give satisfaction We are person- vrith them and anathoy will ,.»*» It then,. of all needing their goods to give them their orders. Write them and K*t price*. They can fill orders on ^,<>rt abort notwe.___ notice Mr. . T. Howe, three mles south west of Americus, offers a fine farm nnofainiiur containing 750 e»0 acres acres for tor sale sale, it It lias lias a good gin and screw, is Tr 7 WIN j BURNER j VAPOR W V STOVE W W I ‘iM?* '*ah 1? m » SI fit -'-'-'J 2&i 1 Til A Perfect Jewel. Buy no §*lier. Per sale by all Firat-Class Dealers, If youra does not keep it send postal to us. Scud for copy of Twin Burner Journal, Twin Burner Stove Co., 707 lo 713 Wash. 8t.. St. I.ouls, Mo. CEO. r. CHILD Adjustable Parlor Chair So. 281 Wabash Ave. CHICAGO, ILLINOIS. These two cuts show the Chair In f; extreme positions. It Is easily adjust- . 40 su Pl ,ort the body III any und desired posi¬ m tions. This Chair is a NEW invention.. THE ONLY COMFORTABLE CHAIR EVER MADE And THE Chair for Home, Invalid and Physician use. As a Parlor Rooking Chair it is a marvel of beauty, strength and utility. 'k . SEND FOR CATALOGUE AND PRICES, BAUKi ’3 rAMOUS C'U ASTORM^LE i iwifrctu- for leant Tor -.-SHE Li*rit a lira* Suits II i '•hm, N0T will off rug -> . mm = At- Economical, Convenient, Reliable. WHEN YOU WANT AXLE OIL AGAIN, isi ?Gnr dealer to skew you BAUM'S castdrik. Ali Drrg"i*fj, listruosi G-oors, Mhopa IlRrdwaro and Bail it, MANUFACTURED ONLY BY BAUM’S CASTO l ! SyracuM', N. V* BrS^CouMerfeils 1 C'RIME is tii# odg s 1 AH tate pie: tho( requirtl Octobi DRU LA Am Keep a Lurge" selects'! stock of Fresh DRUGS. Best goods given at LOWEST prices. Give us a call. Money to Doan on Good Terms. If you want money at the cheap¬ est rates yet offered and have Im¬ proved lands to offer as security, call on or address at Americu.', Ga M Mathews & Burkhalter, loan agents. Applicaiimi fur IstUrt ol IMonitiiaiiin. GEORGIA—8culkv ooitktv. To all whom it niav concern: Whereas. John F. Daniel having tiled his petition of for lettars of dismissiou of the uatate \V. A. Daniel, cite deceased. These are there¬ fore to and admonish all and *ingn- Ur, the kindred and creditors, to file ihcir objections in my office on or before the first Monday in January next, the regular term of said court of Ordinary, in Jan- to be hold on the first Monday should miry, why said applicant application prayed for. not be granted said as Witness mv hand and official signature this the - JSth dav DOZIER, of September, Ordinary. 1SS«,. T. J. Read advertisement of B. H. D»w«.n, 0»„ .ml grt l.l, prices. He will furnish you good lumber from as nice timber as can be 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 «nd good man to deal with. \\ rite to him and get prices. * . BRICK WORK AID PLASM, ARTHUR RYLANDER, ^.a^ienric-^Ls, <3-©.. Blacks Home made Shoes, Hats and i Repairing done on shoe- a specialty. Umb re llas. short notice. m I he heat ___ ehitj- Shoe* order. nto«k of I Stylish Rats | made to Ro»t oak ho lee ami drnna shoes in the city, | n specialty. I French oalfaklna. Always on hai d. Repairing Guaranteed, Kits Guaranteed, AH goods Guaranteed. CASH CARPET STORE. The subscriber hasjust opened at the “OLD UKAN'BEIlft V <’ORONKK,”a Carpet Stoare. Something new in Anioricus, where can lie seen the largest as well us Min hand¬ somest stock of CARPETS AND RUGS " • • > . . , i mj„,. That have ertflrboeli exhibited in southwest Georgia, eonsisting of almost every style and quality. And as I selected tipqo carvtull v the'very myself in lutvcat Philadelphia easli and New York from the niamitactOrofs, and.at ,, prices, and as 1 propose tp sell them. STRICLY . . t FOB e- GASH, I 1 can afford to sell thorn us low as they can lie bought ill the I LARGEST MARKETS In the state, and will gladly duplicate any billH that may be purchased in those markets. Invito and wivnt I most res iK*ctfully them. uiy friends the public to cull: u.nd *e« • beautiful sloe k l will show CRANBERRY, Agt. I. J. s23-lm Americus, Ga, •, 1 J .. Z. 1867 , --- 88(J .. .'i ?• J AS. FR IC KER & BRO * J r i >-S . AMERICUS, GA. -o- • e' aud dealers in Musical lustrumeiitsof all kinds. Their stock consists of Watches, Clocks, aud Jewelry, Solid Silver and Dinted Ware, Knives, Forks and Spoons, Docket Knives and Scissors, Golds Dens and Dencils, Lanes, Opera Glasses, Spectacles to suit every one who need glasses no matter how old or how young, Sewing Manhintj Oil, Needles,, RarU und attachments. PIANOS, ORGANS, M O Banjos, Guitars, Tambourines, Harps, Violin Bows r 3S iga, and'a thousand and one other things that we enumerate here. We repair Watches, (’locks and Jewelry in manner. All work guaranteed. Goods we sell engraved Our stock is very large and bought close and we cannot be undersold. you contemplate the purchase of a Diano or Organ w rite for our illus- catalogue and get wur prices before you buy. We solicit eorrt^ We cordially invite every one the when m through our large stock. Remember j>b >1 to drug store of Dr. K. J. Eld ridge. AMKufl " \ MEAT,COHN. WA 1 Sugar, Coffes, Rice, Gr e to supply the general trade, and a full line f Sr a'if* - J i [‘THE LAST NEEDFUL •* BURIAL GASKETS, COFFINS. A COUNTY ENTERPRISE The Only Paper in the county. S oBst*irTroNii.50A yeah. '
