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About Schley County news. (Ellaville, Ga.) 1889-1939 | View Entire Issue (March 4, 1892)
jkthl rni,l“ Ff' rVTV Y FRIDAY. ——' The countv commissioners were ip session Monday. Fresh water ground M ai at J. H Hudson's. 7a -'ts tier lutaa* . McCrory Broth Fs law iS.-e baildi, g is undergoing repairs tins wet k. Tuesday was ih* firs I iv of March, and it was a typ-cal blustery day. Par a-sit-i cido cu e'a Itch in 80 min utes. Pr i-.e 60:-ents o dd by J. N T . Chenev «Sr Go Mr. J. B. Will amson will erect another handsome residence in Eb.jvibe during ~ the summer or lad. We still sell the ceie brat el purity. the best il>ur in the market. J. N. Cheney – Company Wouldn’t d be a good idea to organiZ" democratic ciulis in every precinct in -each country in tin* stat<-? There is only one person in tiie Schley county jail. This speaks well for a county as thickly settled as this. Notwithstanding the either has been rather cool the past two weeks, pea It trees are. many ot them, m full bloom Early Kisers, Early Risers, Early Risers the famous little pills for constipation, sick headache dyspepsia an-1 nervous ness. Mr. C. R. McCrory’s house has just received a new dress of fresh paint and looks as bright and cherry as a new silver dollar. J. B. Williamson has just received $’.,000 worth of new shoes, all sizes and styles. Prices low down. Call an exam ine them before purchasing. Mr. T. A. Collin’s house is the ne>t to go through the painting piocess. We hope to see others fall in line. It helps the appearance of the town. If dull, spiritless and stupid; if your blood is thick and sluggest; your appetite is capricious and uncertain, you need a Sarsaparilla. For best results take De ■Witt’s. Mr. S. K. Johnson arrived here Friday from Grangerville with his family and moved into the Tidwell cottage. We welcome Mr. Johnson and family as cit izens of Ellaville. Mrs. L. R. Patton, Rockford, Ill writes “From personal experience I can recom mend De Witt’s Sarsaparilla, a cuie for impure blood and general debility.” Major Baldwin says there was up to this date last year 1250 tons of guan<« shipped to this point, while this year their has not been more than 320 tuns shipped here so far. Bright people aie the quickest to rec ognize a good thing and buy it. We sell lots of liright people the Little Early Risers. If you are not bright these pills will make you so. A horse drovier struck Ellaville Sat urday, viewed the field and journied on toward Americus. Sensible chap. Peo ple who want horses and mules up this >Va Y have already purchased. “Late to bed and early to rise will shorten the load to your home in the Cities. ’ But early to bed and a‘-Little Lurly Riser.” the pill that makes life longer and better and wiser. Misses Mary and Leila Hornady, Kate illiains Lula Murphy Annie Lewis and L'a Cheney and Messrs Stephens, M. J Kent and Ed Cheney visited the national veinetrey at Anderson ville Saturday. • Me truly Itelieve De Witt’s Little Larly Risers to be the most natural, m#st “‘ffective, most prompt anti economical Pill lor billioosness, indi jestion and iliac tive liyer, The masonic order is evidently on a ig boom in E laville. They were in sea sion pretty near all day Saturday and Rntil lute in the night, oonfering degrees " ini <b( ^ near finish up the work on ‘<md. This is a noble order and we lire J?k*d to see it in such a prosperous con dition. SCHLEY COUNT? NEW'S. If *s a tru'h in medicine that the smal ?t dt'se that performs the cure is the • es ; . De '.Vitt's Little Early Risers are he 'inaPe t pills, will perform the cure Mnt are the best. It has been suggested that the unused streets of Ellaville he sown in grass und in ide a source ot revenue to i wn, th voi k to be done by rity prisoners. This we think i:> a good suggestion. It isa fixed and immutable law that to have good, sound health one must have pure, neb and abundant blood. There is no shorter nor surer route than by a course of 1) • Witt's Sarsaparilla. -Vi * persons indebted to the Variety Worms on last year's accounts must call and Settle in some way at once, or said HCCuums vv i11 be P lac ” d in the ha " ,ls of an attorney for collection. uil-3t J. F. Landreth, Mgr. I wiil not be long until nominations wiil Ire made for the coming elections. A still hunt is no hunt a ! alf. All can d.dat; s are respectfully invited to come forward and announce themselves through the columns of the News. The fee is only .>5.00. file Reading Circle met Monday night this wee a, instead of Tuesday night, at Mrs Williams. It was well attended ai d every body pn-sent seemed to enjoy tht hie ves in tilt fullest s«:ict of the word. The next meeting will tie held at Mrs. Hornady’s. This week we wiil notify all of our subscribers who are in ar-ars of such indebtedness by a large X mark near the address on the paper Tois mark mean , if you can couvienently arrange to do so we would be glad ;o have you cail and settle your subscription. Our local weather prophet predicted a hae ivy snow-fall Tuesday night,; but lo! the next morning brought forth a per fet ilv clear sky, with a refr. siting north Westerly wind. Our prophets only con solation is, that it is better to suffer an injured reputation of this kind than wade through snow ten or twelve incites deep at this season. A pet dog came near being the cause ot the death of several small children near Ellaville not long since. They were playing along the railroad track when the train come thundering down the road The dog was on the road and seeing its pei il the little fellows tried to save hin\ The effort was a heroic one. but the iron horse sped along just in time to devide the canine into halves, as he was being dragged across the rail. There is no danger from whoopi g cr ugh when Chamberlain’s Cough Rem edy is freely given. It liquefies the tough, tenacious mucus and aids in its expectoration. It also lessens the sever ity and frequency of the paroxysms of coughing, and insures a speedy recovery. There is not the least danger in givn g it to children or babies, as it contains no injurious substance. 50 cent bottles for sale by J. N, Cheney – Co. Tomorrow the Teachers Instilute of Schley county will hold its second meet ing at the academy in Ellaville. The object of the Institute is to better qual.fy the different teachers for the discharge of the responsible duties resting upon them, by the discussion of the different methods by exchanging views on con ducting schools, as well as establishing as near as possible systematic work. It is hoped that every teacher in the county will be present. Visitors are also invited. Mess. Cagean-1 Sherman, of Alaxander Texas writes us regarding a remarkab e enre of rheumatism there as follows: •‘The wife of Mr. Wm, Pruitt, the Post master here, had been bed-ii bleu with rheumatism for several years. She could get nothing to do her any good. We sold her a bottle of Chamberlain’s Pam Balm and she was completely cured by its use. We refer any one to her to verify this statement.” 50 cent bottles for sa e by J, N. Cheney <$: Co. “I have jmt recovered from a second attact of the grip this year,” says Mr. Jns. O. Joiu-s, publisher of the Leader, Mexia Texas. ‘ In the latter case I used Chamberlain’s Cough Remedy, and I think with considerable success, only being in bed a little over two days, against ten days for the first attack. The second attack I ain satisfied would have lieen equally as ba<l as the first but far the use of this remedy, as I had to go bed in altout six hours after being struck with it. while in the first case I whs able to attend to business about two days I efore getting down, ”50 cent battles for sal* by J, N. Cheney – Co, Mr, W. E. Clarke of Americus, brother to the cashier ol the Ellaville bank, spent Sunday among his many friends here. Mr. J. N. Scarborough came up from Americus Sunday to spend the day with his parents. Mr. Olen Dixon of Americus spent Sunday with relatives in Ellaville. Mrs. H. T. Arrington returned Monday morning from a visit to her patents in Americus. Mr. Ed Hornady. cne-of the most pop ular traveling men now on the . road, , spent Saturday, ,* Sunday and Monday, with his . . mother and , sisters . in . E.laville. _, Miss Mary L. Williams left for her home Friday morning after a two weeks visit to our town, during which time she was the guest of her cousin Miss Kate Williams. Major E. S. Baldwin left Wednesday for Montezuma and Oglethorpe, where he will spend several days buying the fleecy staple, Mr. C. L. Peacock went down to Ameri cus Wednesday. Mrs. G. W. Chipley who has heen under medical treatment in Atlanta for several weeks has recovered from her illness and returned home. Mr. Stephens, who superintended the construction of our new jail, departed Tuesday for his home in Kentucky. Mr. Gail left this week for Apalachi cola, Fla., where he goes to assist in the erection of another jail. Mr. and Mrs. E. H. Cordelle visited relatives near Lowe Wednesday, Marshall J. F. Hudson was among those of our citizens who visited Ameri cus Wednesday. Messrs W. II. McCrory and J R. Wil liams went down to Americus Saturday to hear the argument before the court in the Cordelle contested election to the mayoralty. Mr. G. L. Massey was in town yester day and was a welcome visitor at our offlee. WANTED AT ONCE The undersigned desires to purchase 100 head of cattle. J. B. Williamson. If j’ou like good bread go to J. N Cheney and Co’s and ask for Best Patent and Peerless brands made by the Owslv Flour company of Nashville Tt nn. MONEY TO LOAN. Loans negotiated on choise irnprov. d farms on five years time. J. J. Hanesley. Lo in Broker. Americus Ga. jggggff ssm l ***- £kYsfiV-i-lksTv’ ‘tRAOE HAVE YOG WORN GLASSES? If yuu have not, then think about it. Perhaps your eyes ache at times; proba abiv after much use your vision becomes blurred and indistinct. You may not be troubled in either of these wavs, and yet you have headache after reading. It is safe to sav tliac glasses are required. Thousands of (teisons wit h weak eyes have been wonderfully iv'eived by the use of Hawkes’ Crystiallized Lenses. A large proportion ot these were sotnuoll benefited that, in a slmrt while, they were able to disja-nse with glasses entirly. For sale by Dr. C. II. Smith. CENTRAL-.I -HOTEL Under New Management The Central Hot»*l, at Columbus Ga., is Tasl becoming a great resort for the traveling public. This hotel has been thoroiiKhly renovat'd .aside and out und put in liiW-dass order, ami the fare, as well as the accommodations. Is all that could be desired. ■ This hotel Is centrally located, lura-e rooms, well ventilated and fii! nlshed in modern style. Polite and attentive servants. Tue table supplied wltli all the del icacies of the season, maklnir it a most popu lar resort for drummer* and the traveling ‘ ul eilly. ^Srsfc^r*!, BAPTIST. Preaching every first Sunday and Sat- urday beforo, Rev. Dr. Griffin pastor, MET I ODIST: —ELLAVILLE, C. A. Branch Pastor. t Andrew ohafel. Preaching 1st. Sunday in each month at 11 a. M. Also Saturday before at II a. m. Sunday School each si;! •h:,th at 3 t\ M. Robert Glover. Snpt. ELLAVTLU'. Preaching ri 0 2nd. , and , 4th . Sundays , in •„ ea * ,nont % a V '"" ■ ’ , ; ~ r. ' « Praver ‘ ’ ' ’’ Y\ ednesdny 'ft * meeting K everv night,. Sunday School each Sunday at 10 a. m, Dr. c. II. Smith, Superintendent. The childrens Juvenile Missionary So ciety ", Anna Muse," iu*d; at the church the 2nd. Sunday at 3, r. M. Miss M.ltio Myers, Lady Manager. Woman's Missionary Society meets at the church cm 3rd. Sunday al ” M Mrs C. H. Smith, Pro i;1ent. The ladies Union pray or uuvting meats at Dr. c. H. Sinith’severy Wednesday af ternoon at II o’clock, All the irtdars of of the town are invited. Hopewell. Preaching 3rd. Sunday nv each month at 11, A. M. and Saturday before at, 1 i v. M. Sunday School at 3, v. A. « hap man Superintendent. MASON 1 • . W ash ingtou. Lodge No. MW will hold its cotMinuniee im on the fourth Saturday in each month, -d 2o’clock P. M. from Maven 1st, io Goto her 1st. and 10, A. M. from October lst.f' March 1st. c. H. Smith. VV. M. SCHOOL NOTH'!-:. The Ellavdh High School will • cm mence Monday Jan. 18th under the au spices of Prof. B. K. Scott. Terms of tuition are m follows: $1.10 per month payable at the end of each scholastic month. Patrons are earnest requested to comply strictly with t in above conns, J. N. Cliene}' chairman. W. H. McCnuy S et . Trustees, c. L. Peacock R. M, Murphy J. T. Collins G. W. Tison G. L. Massey J. N. Cheney W. II. Mccroiy. FOR BALE. Two Dow Law cotton |d:i*itar---good as new at your own price, also on- eight t-en inch pirntatiou bell nil at ihF office. SO it ( r Danvilit; IL IL OPgllATl.VCl TH), CENTRAL RAILROAD O' (OM.tRCl (Savannah a Westkiin Di vision Schedule No. 1 in effect Set- »>'!• b, !Si*| Going West Read Down. | Golnc R«nd t'p No. 45 I No. 5. 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