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About Schley County news. (Ellaville, Ga.) 1889-1939 | View Entire Issue (Feb. 26, 1892)
Z_ i rniJSKEn EVERY FRIDAY. Monday was Washington's birthday. Fresh water ground Meal at J. H. Hudson’s. 75 cts per bushel. Dr. C. H. Smith will pay 15 cents per pound for good, clean beeswax. Quite a number of people from Ella* ville attended Quarto 1/ meeting at Hopewell Sunday. We have a large quantity of old pap >r for sale. Makes excellent wrapping material, duly 15 cents per hundred. Par-a-eit-i cidc cures Itch in 30 min utes. Pr.ce 50cents. Sold by J. N. Clienev – Co. We still sell the cele brated purity, th<- best flour in the market. J. N. Clienev – company. Early Risers, Early Risers, Early Risers the famous little pills for constipation, sick headache dyspepsia and nervous ness. See advertisement of Florida lands for sale in this issue. These lands are a safe investment for any body, and will be sold at a bargain. Mrs L. R. Patton. Rockford, Ill writes: “From personal experience £ can recom mend De Witt’s Sarsaparilla, a cure for impure blood and general debility.” If dull, spiritless and stupid: if your blood is thick and shiggest: your appetite is capricious and uncertain, you need a Sarsaparilla. For best results take De Witt's. Presiding Elder Howard McG-ehee preached at the Methodist church here Sunday night. A large congregation greeted him. and every body present enjoyed it the sermon. "Late to hed and early to rise will shorten the toad to vour home in the skies. ’ But early to bed and "Little a Early Riser.” the pill that makes life longer and better and wiser. Our Merchants are getting in large supplies of spring and summer goods. Look out for their big new advertisments in the News. They are progressive men and believe in using printers ink freely. Quite a number of our farmer friends "ere in town the first of the week get ting supplies of guano for their planta tions. Judging from thequanttiy taken out this week they believe in doing well that which is to lie done. The cotton crop of Schley countv has not all been marketed yet by a" good deal. Cotton is coming in every day. while many of our farmers are still holding back their entire crop, hoping to receive better prices later on. One of Schley county’s colored gentry was in town Tuesday, losing a day from his crop, lounging around on the streets complaining of his misfortune in days gone by. Ho said he had been in jail t hree times and broke-oni; twice. The new jad was built for ju-st suehcharac lers ’ an< * ** l,e H very cold day im ■and summer when one breaks out of it. In mentioning tlxe fact last week that ■there W{13 opposition to the marriag of Mr.Edgar Williamson and Miss Wamack we had no intention off conveying the idea that said objections was madeby the parents of either Mr. Williamson or the young Udy wfaoiue he married. On the contra* y we knew differently and inten ded that it should appear coming from as othe r sources. We cull special attention this week to the large, attractive new advertisement ° tlle k^aville; Variety Works, which will , be found on the f ourth page. The V ariety Works is one of the solidinstitu tions of our town now, and is filling «ong lelt a want in Schley county. Mr. Landyeth, the general manager, is the nght man i n the right place. When need anything i you n his line give him a call Uneof the most pleasant informal RRertainments ni-l'i'i? f MissKaU) ^trgeparlor William* ' was filled ' *t . owing and the merry laughter -‘PP.v conversations of the young not until after the clock in adjacent ,. room had tolled the hour it is reported the graves and commence yawn their ni K htlj walks. ‘ 8CHLEI COUNTY NEW* Mr. J. M. Murray visited Amaru u< y t*terdav. i J. B. Williamson has jn*t received $'.000 worth of new shoes, all sizes and styles. Prices low down, Gall an exam ine them lie fore purchasing. We truly believe De vYitt's Little Early Risers to be the most natural, most effective, most prompt and economical pill for billiousness. indije-tion and inac five liyer. After attending prayer meeting Wei' nesday night the young people gathered »t Mrs. Hornadys, where some excelent music was listened to and a very pleas aut evening spent. It is a truth in medicine that the smal lest dose that performs the cure is the best. De Witt’s Little Early Risers are the smallest pills, will perform the cure and are the best. To our correspondents: Items intended tor last weeks paper were mailed so late they have not reached this office vet. Make a note of this and get your letters in earlier next time, if anything happens. If notning turns up without your assis tance, turn it up as we have to do some times. A party of Ellaville sportsmen spent Monday quail shooting over in the Tur key Creek settlement Upwards of forty quail were bagged, but there is one per plexing question connected therewith which remains unsettled. Major bald win on starting out made a proposition to treat any one of *he other members of the party who would kill more birds than Mr. J. M. Murohv. When the birds were counted it turned out that the Major was the victor himself. Now. the question is. who should he treat— himself, or the whole crowd. WASHINGTON S BIRTH DAY. Last Monday, the 22nd inst, was the birthday of the "Father of his country,” and was observed as a holiday in Ella ville, by the bank, postoffice and the public schools as well as those engaged mother brunches of business who lelt that they < oidd spare the time. Immediately after the noon rere s Prof Scott dimissed school for the remainder of the day and the students marched out to Lumpkin's springs, about a half mile from town, where a most delghtful eve n ing was spent, Bright people a e the quickest to rec ognize a good thing and buy it. We sell lots of bright people the Liitle Early Risers. If you are not bright these pills will make you so. MARRIED AT SYLVANIA. Too late for our last issue we received intelligence of the marriage of Mr. R. L. Park, of Millen. to Miss Ola Flanders, of Sylvania o.i Febuary 17th. The ceremony took place in the Methodist church in tire presence of a large assemblage of friends of the contracting parties—Rev. W. J. Flanders affiliating. The Rev. Mr. Flanders, father of the bride was at one time Pastor of the Flla v ile church, and Miss Ola's many friends here will learn of her new happiness with many well wishes for her future. It is a fixed and immutable law that to have good, sound health one must have pure, neh and abundant blood. There is no shorter nor surer route than by a course of De Witt's Sarsaparilla. wanted at once The undersigned desires to purchase 100 head of cattle. J. B. Williamson. If you like good bread go to J. N Cheney rnd Co’s and ask for Best Patent and Peerless brands made bv tiie Owsly Flour company of Nashville Tenn. ELECTION OF SCHOOL OOMM8ISIONER The Board of Education will elect u County School Commissioner, for the next 4 years. March the 10th 1892, at Fllaville Ga. Applicants will be exam ined the same day. By order of State School Commissioner. C. H. Smith C. S. C. MONEY TO LOAN. Loans negotiated on choise improved farms on fire years time. J. J. Hanesley. Loan Broker. Americus Ga. personal. M j m Marv L . Williams is visiting r ^ ativeg in Ellaville this week, Mr. J. E. Clark visited Macon and Milledgeville Sunday and Monday. Master K.d Scoville spent Tuesday night m Ellav'lle on his return from Amencus. Mr. Ben. Peacock and wife of Buena Vista have keen visiting kinspeopie in Ellaville this week. Among the callers who brightened the News office Thursday was Mr. L. A Giles of Murray's X Roads. Mrs. Rosa Merchon. our talented music teacher, spent Saturday and Sunday at her home in Americus. Mrs, J. B - Williamson, who has been visiting relatives in Columbus, returned home Sunday evening. Miss Emmie Baldwin spent. Sunday in Oglethorpe, visiting her sisters, Mrs. and Mrs. Gaines Mr. and Mrs. TI. C\ Arrington of Shilo spent Monday in Eli ville, visiting their daughter, Mrs. C. L. Peacock, Mr. Lawrence Hill, justice of the peace for the 916th district, was in town Wednesday attending to. legal business. Mrs. E. W. Strange returned from Tuesday, where she has been visiting bet parents Mr. and Mrs. VV. L. Mr. J. H. Pearce, immediately afterhis from Florida last week, left again for North Georgia, not hunting for wild game or fishing for deizons of the deep, fie returned again Saturday night and resumed li s duties as agent for the Centarl at Eliaville. Mr. Farley, who looked after the in terest of the Central railroad here during Mr. J. H. Pearce’s two week’s absence, left Sunday for his home in Griffin. Mr. Farley made many friends while in Ella ville. by his courteous manner and strict attention to business. Mr. C. Stanfield of the Americus Tenies-Recorder made a flying visit to our little town Monday last in the Interest of his paper, While here lie made a Very pleasent visit tp t he News office. Mr. Stan eld has many friends in Ella— ville who are always glad to see him. f ' . '■ LA GRIPPE. No healthy person need fear any dan gerous consequences from an attaet of ia grippe if properly treated. It is much the same as a bad cold and requires pre cisely the same treatment. Remain quietly at home and take Chamberlain's Cough Remedy as directed for a severe cold and a prompt and complete recovery is sure to follow. This remedy also counteracts any tendency of la grippe to result in pneumonia. Among the many housands who have used it during tli epidemics of the past two years we have yet to learn of a single case that has rot recovered or that has resulted in pneu monia. 25 and 50 cent bottles for sa'e by J. N. Cheney – Co. v. f- _ —\ . 1 n m ‘"TRADEMARK HAVE YOU WORN GLASSES? If yuu have not, then think about it. Perhaps your eyes ache at times; prgbtt ably after much use your vision becomes blurred and indistinct. You may not be troubled in either of these wavs, and vet you have headache after reading. It is safe to say that glasses are required. Thousands of persons with weak eyes have been wonderfully re'eived by the use of Hawkes’ C'rystiallized Lenses. A large proportion of these were so much benefited that, in a short while, they were aide to dispense with glasses entirly. For sale by Dr. C, II. Smith. CENTRAL-1 -HOTEL Under New 7 Management The Central Hotel, at Columbus Ga., is rust becoming a great resort for the traveling public-. This hotel has been thoroughly renovated .nside and out and put in flrst-cluss order, and the fare, us well as the accommodations, is all that could be desired. This hotel Is centrally located, large rooms, well ventilated and fur nished in modern style. Polite and attentive servants. Tne table supplied with all the icacies of the season, making it a most lar resort for drummer* and the ul erlly. littdetn, BAPTIST. Preaching every first Sunday and Sat urday before, Rev. Dr. Griffin pastor. METHODIST: —ELLAVILLE, C. A. Branch Pastor. Andrew chapel. Preaching 1st. Sunday in each month, at 11 a. M. Also Saturday before at 11 a. m. Sunday School each sabbath at 3 P. M. Robert Glover, Supt. Ellaville. Preaching 2nd. and 4th Sundays in each month, at 11 a. M. and 7,15 p. m. Prayer meeting every Wednesday night. Sunday' School each Sunday at 10 a. m, Dr. c. H. Smith, Superintendent. The childrens Juvenile Missionary So ciety",Anna Muse,” meets at the church the 2nd. Sunday at 3, P. M. Miss M-ittie Myers, Lady Manager. Woman’s Missionary Society meets at the church on 3rd, Sunday at 8, P. M. Mrs c. H. Smith, President. The ladies Union prayer meeting meets at Dr. c. II. Smith’s every Wednesday af ternoon at 3 o'clock. All the ladies of of the town are invited. Hopewell. Preaching 3rd. Sunday in each month at 11, A. M. and Saturday before at 11 a. M. Sunday School at 3, P. M. J. A. chap man Superintendent. MASONIC. Washington. Lodge No. 35!) will bold its communications on the fourth Saturday in each month, at 2 o’clock P. M. from March 1st, to Octo ber 1st. and 10, A. M. from October 1st,to March 1st. C. II. Smith. W.M. SCHOOL NOTICE. The Ellaville High School will i;om mence Monday Jan. 18th under the au spices of Prof. B. K. Scott. Terms of tuition are as follows: $1.10 per month payable at the end of each scholastic month. Pations are earnest v requested to comply strictly with the above terms. J. N. Cheney chairman. W. H. McCrory Sect. Trustees, c. L. Peacock R. M. Murphy J. T. Collins G. W. Tison G. L. Massey J. N. Cheney W. H. McCrory. COUGH FOLLOWING THE GRIP. Many persons who have recovered fr–m la gripp? are now troubled with a presistent cough. Chamberlain's Cough Remedy will promptly loosen this cough and rebeve the lungs, effecting a perma nent cure in a very sin rt time, 25 aim 50cent bottles for sale by J. N, Cheney – Co. FOR SALE. Two Dow Law cotton planters good as new at your own price, also one eight teen i.i eh plrntation hell all at this office. r Ricliiioiid mid Danville i H Operating the CENTRAL RAILROAD Of GEORGIA. (Savannah – Western Division ) Schedule No. 1 in effect Sept. 8th th 184*1 Gyiug West Read Down. I Going East Read Up No. 4.5 No. .7. i iOolumLiuslExpres.iMlx Between j No. 0. )No4H Mixed Expr'ss Ellaville Daily Except Da ly PuSstigr Daily and Tnsng’rlEx. iDaly Sunday Americus. ■Sun 1 50 pm'7 It 00 ,, 11 v Ainerie> nr! fiospin Iglfioir 2« „ 5i ., |,, Lacresse ,. 1 Hi''., 11145 ., 54 „ 18 05 ..I , i ,, Ellaville . «<«»., ill02 11 at air. 2T ,, |8 24 „ Putnam . 542., „ 20 *840 | .,\vtgvi''Vle,. ..Buena Ystn.. | 5 25 litre., *“ „ ,. I 05 „ !»U2 .. t„ Zelobee ,. | 5tu |!i 40 .. W' 13., 1008 .. I ,,G!cn Alta „ I fill) .. 35 -> 27., 51., r.) 9»i., 15.. I ./'nlloca ..Ida Vesper.. . 4 52 .. * . | ,, I .'18 'X ■TO CX 10., U i2 1 ,.0 -htiieo i 24 T 12 ., ., 48., tii ;o*4„ in.. j ..Musiogve., I 55pmI '2 „ | •I* 1 24 7 e" • ii-»it tin-lv 15 ir ’ir'-sr:--- For further inform Mon relative to ticket rates, schedules. Lest routes etc., apply to .1. H. Poitroq. Agt. Ellaville Ga. D. H, Rythewond.D P. A. Columtms Gu, K. T. Charlton, G. P. A. Savnnuli Ga. >j£ FINE SHOW CASES. TkRKY As ’a fer entaloptir l>« F’GCO.,Nasmvrle Ten!* i DllJ. il CHENEY – CO. Dealers in PIE DRUGS' TVTedicines and CJhem cals, Standard Pharmacu Preparations and Pro Medicines Sponges, Chamois skin, _^_naline, Ipackagf Dye woods etc. Lrfuind, Ml Oil, Toilet and Fancy Goods ZP-AJOsTTS and OILS' Strictly pur*, white lead. J Mineral Paints, Putty, Sand Paper, Dryers, Vnr nishes, Paint Brushes, en; Linseed OIL. Castor Oil f Staple and Fancy Groceries' Sugars, Green and Roast ed Colfee. TEAS I Syrup, Molasses Vinegar. 1 FLOUR, CORN Mil and Crackers. ■ * Dried Fruit:;. Canned Goods La - vLio_cT-X’y~ and Toilet Soap, Tobacco and Cigars, * LTOTIOHSL Etc Landreth’s Garden SEEL
