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About Schley County news. (Ellaville, Ga.) 1889-1939 | View Entire Issue (Feb. 26, 1892)
'f tj «t’– PUBLISHED EVERY FRIDAY. Subscription $1,00.1 Venrin ADfASCK. JOHN C. TRICE, Editor axi> Proprietor. ____________ _ BUrtll.. Oa. Friday. F.-lr 19th inn. All contracts for iidverfcisinif space in tlx News must t>e made with the propriet y. Terms for Advertisin'!?. Lejral advertising will be charged at rates >\1 owed by law. Local notices, first Insertion, 10 centsa nn< each subsequent insertion, -i cents a lino. Special position charged extra. Reduced rates allowed on large contracts. Yearly contracts will lie made with fora space in our advertising columns, subject *o changes. All advertising Rills are duo on presentation after the first insertion, unless other terms previously agreed upon. $SfWe takeno risk on collecting. Parties unknown to us mus l pay in advnne** or iut nish satisfactory reference. fS^AIi letters on business must be addressed to John. C. Trice. Kllaville Georgia, The third party agitators wi re evi dently hard up for a secretary at meeting in St. Louis tins week. The Florida Standard, tlte great dis sfminati r of demomitis discoid, pub listed at Jacksonville, has suspended. We congratulate Florida. Editor Bayne’s poem on ihe Sunday church sensation is one oitheirmst unique pieces of satire we have ever seen An J while extremely severe, under the cir cumstances it ispossiby justifiable. • -m w Bro. Christopher of the Montizuma Record is trying to organize a prospec ting colony to hunt greener fields out west this summer. Running a third party paper over in Macon county must not be a very prosperous business. If none of the Macon Telegraphs spe cials from Atlanta are shaded that city must have the most corrupt municipal government under the sun, barring New York of, course. We are loth to believe all the reports the Telegraph correspondent sends out. The game of foiot hall in A tlanta last Saturday, between the Georgia State University team and the Alabama College boys resulted in a victory of ten to noth ing in favor of ihe Alabama team. We don't like to see Georgia boys “goose egged” that ivay. but have instructed our devil to throw up liis bat for Alabama. The editor of tin* Macon Telegraph says “Florida Malaria seems to be making Quay quake,” and on the first pa r e of Ins paper publishes half a column of “gush” about. Quay being slightly indisposed from the effect of a cold, no doubt contracted from imprudence. The editor of the Telegraph should consult Webster, when commenting on diseases lie knows nothing about, and not make himself so absolutely redicuious. • • 4* » News comes from polite Chicago that the latest social fad is the revival of the feminine courtesy which was the “proper caper,” instead of a bow, in the days of good Old Mother Hubbard. Sooner or later the courtesy is liable to stray down tliio way. So if you happen to be saluted with a sudden dip and squat on being introduced to a fashionable young lady sc-ne fine evening, just hold your ground She hasen’t lost anything.—Macon 1’eiegragh. Un ess it is her comprehen sio« of gracefulness. “It is curious to note the moral effect •>t illness upon people,” said a prominent Atlanta physician cite other day, “For instance, among my patients are a preacher who swears when he is sick, stud a gambler who prays. A successful and well known business man will not go to his bed when illness attacks him, be cause of a mortal fear that he w ill never nse from it again. A lady of not the fin ttiest character has all her jewelry and fine dresses laid on the foot of her bed. I suppose to keep her mind from terrifying thoughts.” We received this week from the Jen nings Business College, Nashville. Tenn.. fac similes of two cheques, the largest and smallest on record. The former is for 5,638.650 pounds sterling, equaling $26,608,250 in American gold and was drawn on the Kimberly Lranch of the Cape of Good Hope Bank Limited in favor of the liquidators of Kimberly Central Diamond Mining Company, bearing date of 18th July. 1889. The smallest one is for one cent, drawn i favor of P. W. Jeiming, attorney against the American National Bank of Nash ville, Oct. 13, 1891. Both of these papers have an interesting history ADI SO It A*: E to CIVILIZED PROP LE. A ugust* had . . a genuine . sensation . , . Sunday, , Drought , about . , by sensational , • i P-vkcL.B i„ tlie «,„,*■ „f UoJ. TteKov. Mr. VViniaworlli, ,*,tor ,,f St Mrtl,church iu that citj it aertn. as criMo. germ->ns, and because Mr. Bavne, a mem her , of .. the . (/hromcie .... . s aff , T saw ht ... to . con trust tlv-se , with ... sermon in . . ms • a rousing pallet on Christian , . charity, , the parson a It ndt d . , hun without ... „ gloves , . from , the pulpi Sunday. At the conclusion of his , v ,narks Mr. Bayne s at d to thecntigre g ilt, n that if they would call at his office the iv-xt nay he would have a poem re:nlv for ills' rihution w hich would prob ^^1 v la* nf interest. Guessing at the nature of the poem Mr. Wadsworth retorted in a mote spit* ited manner from Ins saintly perch. The remarks of both gentlemen were greeted w jy, |. iUt j applause and the situation was grow ing iiit‘-ti!si»ly exciting when Mr. Bayne ivmmdeii them that such demon strath ns in the house of worship were Very UHSct inly. Th t> -s getting to be too many sensa timia! preachers now-a-days. Their intentions may be good but their methods are very, very bad and llie sooner the God-fearing people of our country stamp their everlasting condemnation upon sU' li indecent practices by renegade so called preachers, the betler it will be for the true ehristan There is no record in the book of holy writ, of personal abuse of individuals being employed bv Christ or any of his twelve ilecipies to bring souls to God, Then how can any man in these latter days have the brazen audacity to pro claim himself an imitator of the meek and lowly Jesus and indulge in such vul gaiism. God as a God of love, employs no such agents to work the salvation of his people. They are blasphemers in the sight of t tie almighty and instead of building up the religion of Christ, they are under the cloak of godliness, fighting the battle of the imp of darkness antt threatening the very foundation of the church. Spurn them as you would a viper; make them feel the contempt the Chris tian chtnclies have for them; sink them into everlasting oblivion and the religion of the true and only God will take re newed vigor • THE THIRD PARTY. Just now there is more or less doubt in the minds of the people all over our siate as to what will be the result of the *i'd l'arty movement. We are sorry to say. not of our own knowledge but upon information received, that there are a few third party agitators in our county. To such if there be any here, we desire to sound a note of warning, in the following from the trenchant pen of the editor of the Macon County Citizen, who is well known to everybody in Schley county: “There is r.o half ivay gzounds between democracy and republicanism. If dem ocracy loses republicanism is sure to win and chat means another four years of tv ranical ru’efor the money powers of toe North and four more years of oppression and servitude for the agricultur.il people of the whole country.” Looking into the matter fmthur let us call back some of the thrilling experien ces of what is known through the length and bredth of the south as the reconstruc tion period. Many of us remember witha feeling akin to horror what tliiscountry went through with then before the dem ocratic party—the party ofthepeople— grasped the reins of local government, and that at a time when the combined intelligence of the country was arrayed in solid falatix against the ignorant and superstitious. By almost superhuman efforts our state government was wrested from the hands of u band of robbers and thieves known as carpet-baggers, and turned over to out own people. Can we afford to bring back ti|Hm us such a state of affairs. W e need not tell you that with a devided democracy this same class of spoilsmen will pounce down upon us and reap the rich harvest of our many years of pros perity. They are watching their chance and smiling at every movement towards organ zing a third p-rty. Toe third party agitators are the most presuming people we have ever met Some time ago we had an opportunity of list ning to a speech from one of them it a picnic m Polk county Florida. After arraitmg the national democracy for every evil law passed since 1845 in a sppei h lasting about two hears, a recess was taken for dinner. At this juncture the writer and another pusher of the quill approched the stand and asked the speaker if lie would make a slight correc tion upon resuming his speech after dinner. “What is the correction?’ hedemanded rather curtly, wherupon we replied: “There are many people present, good democrats, who are likely to be misled by your remarks simply because they are COUN TY NETTB, n >i w. ij inf urned iu our po itu'ui P;e tse st <u- to them 'his atteyno >n that THE DEMOCRATIC PARTY HAS NEVER HA D FREE AND UNRESTRICTED CONTROLL ATOURS "*>• »"•' J°u rompiain of were ^ 8 r ‘-P“ M '>' a " b ? “ 7’“ “** 0 ’ ' ... Was he fair . enough . make , . to tins , . statement of „ tacts/ „ . , It simple not much. Would , . , have destroyed . , the force and . argument ” of his speech. , He TT had , , reeoned , that , his . hearers . of , were ignorant truth and refused to enlighten them with some Georgia third party we know. Instead of branching off into a third party which is likely lo bring about undesirable results, even to its advocates should it gain any headway, let us as democrats, put our shoulder to the wheel; elect a democratic president, backed up with a democratic house and senate, (live t!ie party we have fought so hard for in the past a chance and if it does not live up to its promises it will then be line enough to kick. Buy the La Bastie Lamp chimney from J. N. Cheney – Co. Th«y will not break from handling, or from heat or oold. Prices 15 and 20 cents. ■ A GCLD WATCH AND $204. That ts what every Agent receives who gets up a club on our $1 per week pian. Our 14-karat gold-filled cases are war ranted for 20 years. Fine Elgin or Walt ham movement, stem wind and set. Lady or Gem’s size. Equal to any $50 watch, To secure agents where we have none, we sell one of tlie Hunting case Watches for the club price $28 ami send C. O. D, by express with privilege of examination before paying for same, Our agen at Durham, N. C.. writes: “Our Jewelers have confessed they don’t knowhow you can furnish such work for the money.” One good reliable agent wanted for each place. Write for perticulars. Empire Watch Co. 48 and 56 Maiden Lane. New York. CONSUMPTION CURED, An old physician, retired from practice,hav ing had placed in his hands by an East India missionsrv the formula of a simple vegetable remedy for the speedy and permanent cure of Consumption, Bronchitis, Caturrah. .Asthma and all throat and Lung- Affections, vis - a pos tive and radical cure for Nervous Debility and all Nervous complaints, after having test ed its wonderful curative powers in tnousands of cases, h is felt it his duty to make it known to his wittering fellows. Actuated by this mo tive and a desire to relieve human suffering, I will send free of charge, to all who de-ire it, this recipe, in German, French or English, with full dieotions for preparing and using. Sent by mail by adddressing with stamp, nam ing this paper. W. A. Noyes, s~ 0 Power’s Block, Rochester, N, Y, FOR OVER FIFTY YEARS. Nirs. tVinslow’sSoolhingiSj’fup has been need for over titty years by millions of mot hers for their children while teething, with perfect suc cess. It soothes the child, softens the gums, al lays all pain, cures wind colic, and is the best remedy for Diarrhoea. It will relieve the poor little sufferer immediately. Sold by Druggists every part of the world; Twenty-tn e cent abottle CHAMBERLAIN’S EYE AND SKIN OINTMENT. A certain cure for Chronic Sore Eves. Tetter. Salt Rheum. Scald Head, Old Chronic Sores. Fever Sores. Eczema Itch Prairie Scratches, S< re Nipples and Piles. It is cooling and soothing. Hundreds of cases have b?en cured by it after all other treatment had failed. It is put up in 25 and 50 cent boxes, For sale by J, N. Cheney – Co. We can not afford to deceive you Confidence is begotten by honesty. De T Witt’s Little Early Risers are pills that wiM cure constipation and sick head 1 ach. CATARRH CAN’T BE CURED. with Local Applications, as they can not reach the seat of thedisei.se. Ca tarrh is a blood or constitutional disease, an in order to cure if yon have intake internal remedies. Hall’s Cat.inh cure is taken internally, and acts directly on the blood mid mucous surfaces. Hall's Catarrh Cure is no quack medicine. It was prescribed by one of tin* best physi cians in this country for years, and is a regular prescription. It is compo ed of the best tonics known, combined with he b st blood purifiers, a ’vn c on the mucous surface The perfect combination of the two ingre- i nts is w at produces such wondetful resulis in curing catarrh. Send foi testirnoni.iis Gw F. J. 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