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JOHN C. TRICE, Proprietor.
Our public school will open again next
Monday,
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Miss Eva Cheney is visiting relatives
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Miss Nell Davis of Americus is visiting
hr sibUr, Mrs. Eugene Dixon.
Miss Kate Williams left Saturday for
Albany. She will teach near that city
this year.
Lost—A gold pen and holder. Finder
will be amply rewarded by returning the
same to this office.
Murray – Williams will pay 20 cents
per bushel for cotton seed delivered at
their warehouse.
Mr. and Mrs. R W. Edwards of Louis*
yille. Ky., spent the holliiays here with
Mrs. Edward’s parents.
Col. V. B. Hudson of Bryan. Texas,
spent thehollidavs with his parents and
many friends in this count *.
A sociable last Friday night at the res*
idenceof Mr-and Mrs. E. W. Strange
was highly enjoyed by the young folks.
Stewart’s third party side show msdea
bi ' dif play as it came in town Wednes
day morning, but it did not pan out very
many votes.
Mr. J. E. Stewart gave an exhibition
of his rope walking proclivities Friday
evening Dec. 23d. The performance was
very good.
Misses Annie Lizzie Bagley of Cusseta
and Lila Chapman of oolumbus have
been visiting Mrs. J. B. Williamson dur
ing the holliday9.
Miss Florence Tison came home to
spend the holliday vacation and returned
Monday to Cutnbert. She will be one of
the graduating class next June.
Dr. and Mrs. C. H. Smith and Mr. and
Mrs. R. V/. Edwards are in Florida tak*
ing in thesights at Jacksonville, St Au
gustine and New Smyrna and enjoying
the salubrious climate.
As a result of the efforts of four or five
young ladies, the Rev. Mr. Phillips and
family, when they arrived last Friday
evening, found the parsonage pantry
well filled with eatables.
We cal! special attention this week to
the ad vertisement of land for sale or rent
by Mr. Coleman, of Americus. The
place described is a valuable piece of
property and can be bought at a bargain
f'apt. C. H. Lewis of Atlanta is the
guest of Dr. J, N. Cheney. The Captain
is a jolly fellow, a devoted hunter and is
enjoying a few days rest from the cares
of business life in the city in eveiy sense
of the word.
Mr. E. II. Crrlel dined a few of his
frien Is, Wednesday the 38th ult., among
whom the editor was fortunate in being
number_'d. All the good things of the
StfttMun were spread and the day was one
of much enjoyment for those present.
For the past two or three years I have
been subject to cramping pains in the
stomach says W A Baldwin a hardware
merchant of Boonville Iowa. 1 have
tried a number of different r< medics the
best one being chamberlains Colic Choi
era and Diarrhoea remedy. One or two
doses of it always cures me. 8oid by
Dr J N Cheney A co.
A certain third party negro, whose
name is withheld, voted in one of the
country precincts, ca roe to town and vot
e, l again, and was about to put the third
on* iu when it was suggested h* had
better not be so lavish. With about a
more voters like him the third
Iy L could make a pretty decent show
* '’ectiqn day,-.
DKVOTEB T* »ITIN« THE NKWR, ESCOl UAdlUU THE PBOttREtM Alt* AILING THE P10SPKK1TT OF SCHLEY COUNTY.
ELLAVILLE, GA. THURSDAY, JANUARY 5, 1893
Cheap ror cash —Fifteen thousand
Alberta Peach Trees, from three to four
feet high—first quality. Price; one doE
*2; two doz $3; four doz $5; one hundred
trees $9; two hundred trees $16. Apply
to C. R. MeCrory.
Mr. R. W. Wilkinson, an aged citizen
of this county, died on the morning of
the2tth, ult..at the home of his son. Mr
T. H. Wilkinson. He had many warm
friends here who join th** News in heart
felt sympathies to the sorrowing rela
tives.
Those who accepted an invitatien from
Miss Eva Walls to spend the day as her
guests, last Su day, at her mother’s
charming country residence, are under
lasting obligations for one of the most
pleasant days and the most captivating
dinner that it has been our good fortune
to enjoy in many a New Year’s day.
For Sai.E OR Rent—T he Spivey place,
containing 150 acres, Lot No 208 in the
30th district of Schlay county Ca., situ
ated six miles from Eilaville. Only
$200 cash down wanted; balance may re*
natin. Will be sold at a bargain, or will
rent to a reliable man. This is a good
chance to obtain a nice farm on easy
terms. Address, O A Coleman, Ameri*>
cus, Ga.
Far pains in the chest there is nothing
better than a flannel cloth saturated with
chamberlains pain balm and bound on
over the seat of pain. It will produce a
counter irritation without blistering and
is not so disagreeable as mustard; in fact
it is much superior to any plaster on ao
count of Its pain relieving qualities. It
used in time ft will prevont pneumonia.
54) cent bottloa tore ale by Dr J » Cheney
– Co.
The Eilaville depot, like all other build
inga of its kind, is infested with rats of
every imaginable family. Last Monday
night Agent Peawoti baited a trao with
three or four peanuts and left it in the
frei 2 ht roo ‘“ wiien he starled to w: PP er -
Returning an hour later the trap a as
found to be full and when drowned and
counted out there was twenty three of
them and no doubt would havo been ns
many more Lad there been room in the
trap. It was baited again and a short
wLlile afterward thirteen more were cap
tu ed. Next morning thirteen more were
found ens.iaiod in the same trap and it
had not bean a good night for rats either
The success of chamberlains cough rem
edy in effecting a speedy cure of colds,
croup and whooping cough has brought
it into great deman. Messrs Pontius –
Son of Cameron Ohio say that it has
gained a reputation second to none in
that vicinity. Jas M Queen of Johnston
W Va says it is the best he ever used. B
F Jones druggist \viona Miss says: chant
berlains cough remedy is perfectly rc*
liable. I have always warranted it and
it has never failed to give the most per
feet satisfaction, 50 cent bottles for
gale by Dr. J. B.fccheney – co.
Monday the 26th ult. a large crowd
of our sportsmen gathered at Mr. H. H.
Threlkelds and proceeded to make war
on the rabbit*, birds and everything els©
that came in Many were the car
casses that fell tfnflar the deadly (?) aim
of the redoubtable sports. At noon in
response to an invitation we all returned
to the liouBe where a Christmas dinner
with all that custom anu the name implies
had been prepared. A detailed account
of the many viands would be next to im
possiole if time and space would permit,
Suffice it to s^y that Mr. Threbceld an-1
his excellent lady will low remamber
ed by a 1 those present un a most hos*
pitable boat and hostess,
In buying a cough medicine for chil
dren says II A Walker a prominent dru-r
gist of Ogden Li»b never be afraid to
buy chamber,ahis cough remedy. There
is no danger fiom it and relief is eur* to
follow. I particularly recommend Cham
berlains because I have found it to be
safe rod reliable. It is intended esp#
ciaily for coldc, croup and whooping
cough. §0 cent bottles for sale py Dr J N
Cheney – Co.
If feeling heal- i
you are not strong and
thy, try Electric Bitters. If “La Grippe»
has left you weak and weary, use Elec
tric Bitters. This remedy acts directly on
Liver, stomach and Kidneys, gently aid*
ine those organs to pertorm their func
tions If you are afflicted with sick Head
ache, you will find speedy and permanant
relief by taking Electric Bitters. One tri
al w ill convince you that this is the rem
edy you need Large bottles only 50c^ at
Dr. j. N. Cheney – Cos., Drug store.
Mrs. Julia A. Murray, one of the oldest
and most respected ladies in this county,
died on the night of the 53d, ult., at the
residence of her son-in-law, Mr. Eibert
Hill. Although her death had been ex
pected for several weeks, it was none the
less sad and lamentable. She had pass
ed far beyond the average period of life,
having reached the npe old age of seveu
tj-seven and leaves a host of relatives
and friends who deeply mourn her tak
ing away. The remains were taken to
the old family hurrying ground at Bethel
in Taylor county, for interment.
Prominent among the various enter
tainments during the Hollidays was the
Batchelor Party at the palatial residence
of Mr. and Mrs. L. W, Dixon of Lacrosse
N ^withstanding the fact that the night
whs freezing cold and the ground cov
ered with snow a goodly number turned
out and an highly enjoyable evening was
spent. Great merrimei/t prevailed among
the ladies while serious apprehensions
run riot among the boys when lunch was
announced ready. Among all those pres
ent there was no one willing to act the
batcheior for the brief period of one
hour, but the lot nu,f>fc fall to somebodyl
John Cherny of this place finally drew
the ill-fated package and performed the
subsequent part tope;**ction. As at all
similar entertainments many ludicrous
things occurred during the evening, fur
nishing merriment galore for the guests.
SEE WHAT HAS BEEN DONE.
Dr. J. C. Montgomery recently cured
three ladies of Savannah after several
eminent phjsiciaus had pronounced
their cases hopeless. Ke cured Mr. D. of
Rhine of a strictnre and aggravated di
sease of bladder and prostate. He quick
ly cured Mr. R. P, of Cochran, of a 1 irge
rectal fissure ( treatment was painless ).
He restored to health Mrs. M. of Wilcox
county, who had suffered for years from
a complication of diseases peculiar to her
sex, ar.0 wy startle. He has made some
remarkable cures among long standing
blood and skin diseases, and in fact
chronic ailments of every character. He
will give an honest opinion in every
case. dec** 4t
||tfga\ Adtvriixmg,
SPECIAL NOTICE—No legal advertisement
will be -accepted for publication in until advance. the lee
stipulated by law has been paid
APPLICATION FOR LEiTERS OF ADMIN
ISTRATION.
GEORGIA ! To all whom it
SCHLEY COUNTY may concern; J
F Daniel having, Letters in proper of form,applied to me
for permanent Administration on
the estate ef Julius Daniel, late of said Coun'y
th'sis i it < ite all and singular the creditors and
next of kin of Julius Dame! to be and appear
at my office within the time ailowed by law,
and ent show administration cause, if any should they net can. be why granted porma- H>
.
J F Daniel on Julius Da-id estate, on First
Monday in Febuarv 18U8 Witness my hand and
official signature, this 22ddny X If of Dee, Ordinary. 13/;.
Myers
APPLICATION FOR TWELVE MONTHS
SUPPORT,
GF.OROTA i To whom it may concern—
Scm.EY countv. f Whereas, the commis
sioners appointed to set apart 12 raoaths su i >
ocvt for Mrs. Rebecca DdnieL widow of Julius
Daniel, deceased, having fliod their report in
t iis office- all parties interested arc hearby no
tified, to file their objections taw. if tiny they have,
in the time said required cominiMoners by why should the return bo al- so
made by not
lowed the said Rebecca Daniel and the same
entered on the records of this court. This Doc.
27 th, 15',2. T B Myers, Ordy S C
MONEY
To loan on choice improved real estate,
at six p*i cent interest.
J. J. Haneslky,
nov8tf Americu* Georgia.
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CLOTHING, HATS,
LADIE S DRESS GOODS
Fine Slices
Of any description, iize or price. And in fact anythinG
usually kept in a first-class dry goods store.
Peacock «fc Arrington J
ELLAVILLE, GEORGIA.
T. A. COLLINS.
DEALER in
tiTnm W ; V 0 <1 1IA1S
STAPLE – FANCY GROCERIES. HARNESS
SADD1ES – LEATHER, SEWING MACHINES, ar 1 SHOT GUNS
cooking stoves and ranges, brick and builders mate
na 3 Pent fail to get our prices before making
your purchases. Thanking you past f avor s and voic
ing a continuacne of same.
Yours fcrulj t
T. _A__ COIlirts.
IT IS WORTH WHILE TO TRY
To ;p t the best qualify and most goods for the least monpy is the aim of every
pruder t purchaser and the idea that this can be done only in the larger cities is oe
ing evi ry day dispelled.
DIXON BHOs.
Who keep on hand a complete Stock of family and Heavy.
groceries,
A general line of
Plantation supplies r£a cm
Including
Sl3a/pIL<3 H)2?y G-Ood
AND
Ready made suits
We are determined to make it to the interest of every citizen of Schley count
bay their supplies at home.
This firm buys goods in large quantities, from the manuf->etiin m end lavgest
dealers, pays cash and gets the lowest rates, therefore they can and tvi!) veil the
“ame quality ef goods for less money, for cash, than any city retail dealer, who
pays high rents, high insurance and high citv tax, c*.u afford tu.
If you have been trading elsewhere give them a trial, make out a list of what
you need, take it, with the cash, to
DIXON BECTIIERS1
and they will coviuc© vmi that y*u can ^av by ng in ELLAVILL
