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About Schley County news. (Ellaville, Ga.) 1889-1939 | View Entire Issue (March 11, 1892)
’f iAk|! ctv$ PUBLISHED EVERY FRIDAY. Sul>Hrri|ttIon $1,00.1 Ycnr in ADVANCE. JOHN C. TRICE, Kditok and Fhopiuktoii. Ellaville, Ga. Friday, March 4t,h 1802. All contracts for advertising space in the fc kws must be made wrtli the proprietoi. Tkhms Kon Advektjsing. Lewd advertising will be charged at rate® ni owed by law. Local notices, first insertion, 10 cents a line each subsequent insertion, 5 cents a line. Special position cliarged extra. Reduced rates allowed on large contracts. Yearly contracts Will tie jamle with merchants for a. space iu our aid vert isiuir columns, Subject © changes. All advertising Dills are due oh presentation after the first insorti.op, a mless other terms arc previously agreed fipori. pfr'We tnkcno■ risk on collecting-. Parties UnknoWTfTtVttS Wrtwt pay in adrsmee or-fmnUh Satisfactory rei'or<■ nee. pisr.Aii letters oil business must Readdressed to . Jajhn. c. thick, • Ellaville (lehrgia, ij* ■ y M'j ,t*vv The enemies of Speaker Crisp will hardly have the timerity to charge him with being opposed to the free coinage of silver after reading his ruf ings on Monday last. * V We a me placed iuwleT many obliga tions to Speaker Crisp this week by the receipt of a large. cDmph te map of the United States. If is of the latest design and a valuable acquisition to our sanc tum, Senator Off11 of Florida addressed the senate Monday on Ins resolutkn provid ing ftMti nitt i i invesugiUiou of the acts of certain ra. lroads in 'interfering with the election of it United States- (Senator in that state last year. 'V n~ , , - . ----- Rev. Y. C, Baily editor of the. Biblical Recorder, one of the most influential Baptist papers in North Carpana. alter preaching U sermon Sunday at Raleigh, wa 8 'k|f icl£en with p<D'a}vsiak. At last ae* com he • could neither eat, talk of wruevV V- «Tl llrei Widow of the “father of the coil federacy” has br.dight iu'ft to recover an anidbh^JPaRging ttfe[ijjnyalty Ujiwardk bf $4,000 dim her' from the sales of the bookspn the life of her lRnflia <1. A publisher who would thus try to rob a poor WidoAv must cutaialy lose caste uilhthPgen.yalj.ubib'. J ' ,v : • * . RV : Naduuhu Mr. Blaine is by this time very,..sun:y he ever wrote that letter concerning his soq*H mental experiences, The divorced wii'ik.dbtdHtvw .that unless he retr.flltl Vvpit-thing within ten days and publishes in lull iku garbled letters, she will deliver to tlne-pikss tlie entiie correspondency bet wen hvir aiid the iisfec retary’s son during their cyurtshjp* Won't tills by interesting reuuingf *■ , . , 1 , u H" , , th , g'“"V° , . pher of the Monttzuma Record t« sok us to task date kwk for, -1 intimating . that •' 1 running . ,a third party paper over m Macon r.m„ty . « «K> . »«» , ness. As vve fnifed to nuLiToti geljhis piper a reply t., .'ifwlfeii'rtuepuj«*r ilic jiliK-lt- in is sinle. i'^ahhes n«. if if ever does, we assurw fliegoodlSi'otker.it will receive our attention in cliarita$l||nan|or ijs^it ■.u!l v pVrmit. !n th, face of the fact that Sam Jones left Augusta in disgust, the last time im attempted to hold a protracted meeting there, d< daring that hell was vawning r, K in ■.’iidfr tl„. Hu- j»« *«.,.* tw it t J diou in, he has mbHi ctwri ment by declaring his intention of r«s turning the first of April jto commence a revival. The Rev. Sam no doubt thinks the dangerous uroximity of the the two places has been someAvh–t remove,). ----- -- The question of free coinage of silver came U[> in the lowerhoii^e of congress Monday und create^! cmisidegahlc dis eussion liers and of (lie wrangling. .t^Rring parties wli^li in .‘iu opposing paid . their respects to euv^ uihct', in a Diipk . and anything and but biytberjy liie manner. .Qji a yae nave vote dqmoa'ats themselves on record beiog ~ ........ republica^msp^hr" .. .; 1 ip while the " opposition ” : *■ * —Sf fno.q -. 0 (i Tnere is no dangt r frotu iwhooping « ugh when ChamllerlshiM Cough:Rem edy is fnely given. It liquefies the tough, tenacious nup'uiUQrt'd pid$> .in its expectoration. It also lesSeiis the sevei 1 here is not the least danger in giving it to Children or babies, as it contains no injurious substance, 50 cent bottles for *ale by J. N, Cheney – Co.__ MORAL INFLUENCE OF NEWSPAPERS. In a sermon oti Sunday night last at St. Mark’s Protestant Episcopal church in NewYork, Rev, Dr. Rylance, a prom inent clergyman. paid a high tribute to the moral influence of newspapers. The reading of newspapers, he said, could never constitute education in its best sense, but when it followed a thorough school education it was the highest edu cator. The living world was the best school, and into this the newspapers led its leaders. It went everywhere—the art of leading being common. It was largely due to this that the advanced and broad-minded views of life prevail ed so much among the American people. It had created a feeling of brotherhood among nations, The exchange of newspapers the world ovei had promote ! the cause of international peace, The newspapers had generally been a preach er of peace. Newspaper men were gen erally liberal, Dr. Rylance said. As a rule they were far in advance of the p< 1 » ticians in decrying the needs of the timer. It was the newspapers mainly that bad popular government successful. The newspaper went where speeches could not. It kept men informed upon thebest literature of the day; it made known the researches of science: it ad reunited ( needed social reforms: it pleaded the-cause of the weak and the oppressed; it was the best auxiliary of the courts of law. and was more feared than all the anathemas of the church,—Enquirer Sun. Just one week prior to the above date Mr, Wadsworth told his Augusta congre gat ion that modern newspapers were harhoref- of scandals, the fiiends of •htgh Society,- clubs, gambling hens andMt other places of vice. In otlu r words the aid-de-camps to the smanic hordes trying to work the downfall of ull that is good. vVhich of these two gestlemea have spoken 'die truth? .Surely not. both, ut them. 4 8 AFE ANI) RELIABLE. “In buying a cough medicine for civil dren,” says iL A. Walker a prominent of Ogden, Utah, “never he afraid to l uy Chamberlains Cough Run edy. There is no danger from it and relief is always sure to follow. I partic ularly recomend Chamberlain's lipcaiise hays found it to bp safe atid reliable, 25 and 50 cent bottles for sale by J. N Cheney – co» ’•lii-' Dr. Jno. L. Crawford has served the people of Florida three eonseemive teno ns secretary of state,' instead of only two as wdiihl tie inferred from Brother ”Mc Ll'Ods article endorsing that good old gentleman for the next governor of our sister state. . . Mess. Cage and Sherman, of Alaxanler TexasWrites us regarding a remarkable jgrire of rheumatism there as follows: “The wife of Mr. Win, Pruitt, the Post • master here, had been bed-ridden wnli rheumwtisth for several w ars. She could KPrt.vftT.fbi todo bttmr KO.K 1 . w.' sold ... her a bottle . . , of ,. Chamberlain . s Pam T , Balm ... and , she . completely , , cured , by . was its . .■■■ use. W refer , Phe to ... herto venfv e any mwm .....rW%to*W»«> I , 0 . v V ... ,, ,, " A ' v Th^ . o:j*n dr^ti (H*rfloy*of' t • trfife * whole 1 conntrv ourueil when it w^sxwi ? luuced,' a year agm. Ucit t% N 41 c* lilil phli^ted at '.Vasjtmgion D. 0., had sus I ™** 1 ivv,ved ho ' vever ’ under new manage m, ‘" tillul wil1 P ut in K°" d NVork campaign. The National ifemocrat ' 1 Y£t N\ e truly believe De .Vitt’s Little Early Risers to be the most natural, most effective, most prompt and economical pill for billibilsiiessi indijestion and iliac tivy'liver. Polygamists awaiting trial in Utah are seek ng pardon (hough the preside; 1 , alleging the practice has been abamlone , com-equii'tly there is no need for trial, i'Jie.pnjsident has.not yel^ ' announced his ” iutontions. “Lute . folted . and , j etuiy . to . rise . will ... thu to v,nir home ,n t,w * sktes. But early Wi l*'d and a “Little Early Riser,” the pRl that makes life lcaigor and hettet and wiser. j R. UD. . All jie'rsons ln:V£hfe$to the Variety ■Work* on last ye;)i^;accounts must call and settle in some way at once, or said accounts will lie placed in tlie hands of ........*Xfe.....M-r. Dr. C. H. Smith will pay 15 cents per pound for good clean dees wax. SCHLEY COUNTY NEWS. Buy the La Bantu* Lamp chimney from J. N. Cheney – Co. Tliay will not break from handling, or from heat or oold. Prices 15 and 20 cents. Will and Fred Horton are on trial this week at Sandersonvilie, for burning the Central railroad trestle. The eviuence is said to be very strong and conviction almost assured. J. C. Clements has lieen appointed Inter-stale commerce Commissioner, vice Walter Bragg, deceased. The first tariff speech of the session was delivered Wednesday by representa tive McMillan, Mr. Springer says he hopes to able to deliver the last one. Representative Moses is engineering a bill through congress for me ,nsfor iai provinejtheChattaho«chee river betwe n Franklin and West Point. ----- __—Mft,------ A GCLD WATCH AND §204. That ts what every Agent receives who gets up a club on our $t per week plan. Our 14-karat gold-filled cases are war ranted for 20 years. Fine Elgin or Walt ham movement, stem wind and set. Lady* or Gent's size. Equal to any -$50 watch. To secure agents wlvre we have none, we sell one of the Hunting Case Watches for the club price $38 and send C. O. D, by express with privilege of examination before paying for same. Our figen 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 tor perticulars. Empire Watch Co. 48 and 50 Maiden Lane. New York. CONSUMPTION CURED, An old physician, retired from pi actice,hav ing had placed in liix hands by an Ei.st India ujUsionarv the formula of a simple vegetable remedy for the speedy and permanent cure of Consumption, Bronchitis, Cat irrah. Asthma and alt throat and Lung Affections, also apoa tive and radical cure for Nervous Debility and all Nervous complaints, after having test ed its wonderful curative powers in tnousands of eases, has felt it his duty to make it known to his suffering felloiys. Actuati d by this mo tive and a desire bdre'.ieve human suffering, 1 ivill send free of charge, to all who de-ire it, this recipe, in German, French or English, with full diectioas for preparing and vising. 8cht t»y mail by adddressing with stamp, nam ing this paper. W. A. Noyes, 829 Power's Block, Rochester,.N, Y, t FDR OVER FIFTY YEARS. Mrs. Winslow'sSoothingSyrup has been used for over fifty years by millions of mot liers for their'cffiii Trial while teething, with p afectsuc ccss, Itsooi lies-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; Tweuty-ti\ e cent aboHlo 0 *i We can not afford to deceive you Confidence is begiitten by honesty. De Wilt's Littje Burly Risers are pills l hat wi'l cure constipation and sick head ai hiu •j:;m SHERIFF SALES FOR APRIL. to GEORGIA'. 1 Will be sold before SCHLEY county f the court Iiouseeioor m the town of EllavUle on the 1st Tuesday in April and the 5th day, betwoeh the legal hours'of stile, the following property to wit: the north half of lfrt of land No. 174 ^ntaitttng 1«(Y acres iriofeor less. | lt,telot ot ^ ^ containing 20U acres more acres or c ‘“"‘G'' °ntaming • 100 ^ moreor ^ Jess and kno -n Z ami to be sold to satisfy a tax fi fa that issitod against said propery. for the State – county taxes for tie* year 1891 said property not beiug given in by any body for taxes. Also ut tyune time and place, said 1 -vy made and turned over to me by George Reid I,. C. Tenant inposes siori iibtiiied in terms of law. Also at the same time and place wih be sold 100 acres of .)and off the w^st side of fot No. 282 in 20ili desliiet of said e »unt/, levied on – to be sold as the “’ v ' r, ertY'of (* *. Taylor to satisfy a tax fi fa that. iss e 1 against him for l,is and .oant-y axes for ,t heyear IS'.U ,k ' * v v made aim paragd over »*•-***-» tome bv , ‘ 5 .3 «■ 1 tT Ah*o at the same time . and Jplnee vvRl be sold ope hundred acres pf land oti lot No. ^O^ip the ijyth district, of said county, W.irt.-s h<maided Alill on the north hv tjie lands of place on tin* {Soil’ It by lands ol V-*' *“’ LliA hinds of • J esS h> LArter, on the Xv est by Marion < - ou, liy lin». Levied on and tb be sold tllb prAprrVjH of Mrs Olii Ross fH satis fy tax tl Jitis lteil ngiffhst her tor Htate and county taxes forffheyeiH' }8Sii. I>vy iniwW mul .burned ovex to. me by George Iteid L. U- This IVhunry 2!)th 1892. J. F«,Vifood^, Bherdf. . , '1 2.J i 9—I 4 J ?' ■ ■ era 9 Dealek in V ) n 1 m ! fi-6 rrv C.'-a JeWeLRY, fancy GOODS, NOTIONS, ETc. Headquarters for lamp goods and illuminated oil. Try Llxe GF-U-anrcLeona. Oil 1ST Also, Perfumery, Toilet Articles, School Books, and Stationery,.^] S, A. Sellars, Proprietor. J. F.Landreth, Manager. 1 I * ffi m ■a ?Eza S*52 'if? Vs2 * Dealers in ROUGH % DRESSED LUMBER, IMIouldings, Brackets, Turned Columns, and 33uil(ler’s jVTaterial of all kinds. In connection with the Variety Works we have a General Repair Shop, where we will make Wagon and IRiggy Work a Specialty. Second-hand Buggies for Sale. A full line of builder’s material always on hand. Your orders will receive prompt attention, 0 all on or address <T• _ IF- 3Li£i:n_cLx , e'bTx, Mgr. T7T n Lla,-v±ld.e, G-a, t 1 SIhLCOS;, Elats, X3 jo-gr Q-oods 3 ST otiens. iiSK3 A dia 11 } 1'n g gf W jLm J r n ES3 If list received a niff sleet cfmeiis, toys and voutiis 7 1 t ready* made Clolfe, direct from !jl I «try. 1 / tv V We study to please and acccruiznodate our customers Every article sold on its own merits. call on us: we appreciate your patronage, and our motto is to please. Columbus Georgia, Extend a cordial invitation to every man. woman and cniklonthe globe, and espec- ”jf» 9i ially to the Alliance and Fa m Fraternity o mers to inspect their Summer PRICES. ClOtillNO 1 fJieir anil J sun s. Sltoes, $0$$. ^ e-ictS' N? k i 2 S¥ Note their $5 and $7 ti, m. m SHOES. SBLixrbs. ; . ’ tM - Vc»' Si GriaxiLhc 1 fid Note their $ 2 , and ■'? 4 o-> if ATS. I Ll J ; CS : 0 ■ ;u t. . 13 m id m v • ! ‘ ’ a t m Give us a call lien in the * FUR NTH.'NG m It!. 1 city—you purchasing can from save this money IIOU bv $ R-,. t-rifr/' 1“ u:m * . .o* "ifT’Tc k 70 *7 • id: : »n: - o-r-ii] n :rv :y „. ■'ii M’iirM easure
