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About Schley County news. (Ellaville, Ga.) 1889-1939 | View Entire Issue (Aug. 3, 1893)
^Itlrg^ouqtg PUBLltsHF.I) EVERY FRIDAY. Kaburriptlon $1,00 A tear is ADVANCE. 8a iu A. R. Williamson, Editor. All contracts for advertising space in the Nkws must be made with the proprietoi. Tehms row Advehtibino. Legal advertising will be charged at rates ul •wed hy law. Local notices, first insertion, 10 cents n line each subsequent insertion, 5 cents a liDe. Special position charged extra. Reduced rates allowed on large contracts. Yearly contracts will lie made with merchants for a space in our advertising columns, subject e chaugos. All advertising Mills are due on presentation after the first Insertion, unless other terms are previously agreed upon. fWWetakeno risk on collecting. Parties unknown to us mus t pay in advance or furnish satisfactory reference. Subscribe For The News Keep up with the timo? mmm mm. HIS MONTHLY TALK WITH THE GEORGIA FARMERS On Subjects of General Interest Per taining to tiie Farm and Garden—Good Advice. The month of July, on the well con ducted Georgia farm, means Borne little let up in the nard struggle necessary in the months of May and Juue. Except In the more northern counties, the crop* should have received their last work ing: the grain crops should have been Weil harvested, and barring a field here and there, which, from unexpected causes, has gotten a little behind, we can afford to give our plows a "leave of absence" from the cultivated crops. If tire COTTON is in good growing condition, taking on fruit rapidiy, a plow passed lightly over the surface might not do any apparent harm, but. all things considered, it would, perhaps, be best not to incur the risk. Any disturbance of the roots just now. particularly if the plowing should be followed by even a temporary drought, causes loss of fruit, and while such plowing may cause the plant to take on a new growth and develop new fruit, it is beater to persue a system of cultivation which will retain and de velop, in the shortest time possible, the fruit already on the perhaps, plaut, than fuller to risk getting r la.er if, crop. Where tiie fruiting has been delayed by unfavorable weather or inability on the part of the farmer to give the necessary cultivation at the \n-oper time, thus allowing weeds and grass to spring up and struggle for supremacy, u plow snould Lie passed over the bind ns lightly as po.oiole. but in such a mau •' net as to kill out this foreign growth. Pulverize the soil and avoid root prun ing ana disturbance as far as may be. In the LAYING BY of both corn and cotton, the plowman snuuid endeavor, by a careful adjust ment of his p,ow.-.!ocii, to avoid auy in jury or mutiiatiou to the growing plants, 'j ake oif the long smgietree and suusti tuto a shorter one, of a stretcher placed between the traces, will answer a good purpose. The ordinary singletree, in tne iast woriiiug, will often break and *. si ruv a great many limbs, besides s fitnisly injuring the other parts of the piaius. Tiie greatest judgment and care is necessary at tuis critical period. One careless plowing now will much reduce the yieid and bring to naught previous intelligent and well considered tilans. All tue cultivation should have been carrij-J ou with a view «o leaving the land ab level and as friable as toe soil will admit. Even the lauds tn.it are idle should be left as level us pomade. In order to best understand how to plow and wutu to plow, we must first understu-d WHY WE TLOW, “One of my customers came in to tiny and asked me for the l»e8t eough medi cine I hud says Lew Young a prominent druggist of Newman Grove, Neb, “Of course I allowed him (Jhainberlain.s Cough Remedy, and he did not ask to sec any other. I have never yet sold a medicine that would oosen and relieve a severe cold so quickly as that Remedy does. I have sold four dozen of it with in the last sixty days and do not know of a single case where it failed to giv the most perlect satisfaction.,’ 50 cent bottles for sale by J. N. Cheney – Co Last fall I was taken with a kind summer complaint, accompanied with a wonderful diarrhoea. Soon after my wife’s sister, who live? tvith us. was tak en in the same way. We used almost everthing without b< nefit. Then I said let us try Chamberlain’s Colic, Cholera and Diarrhoea Remody, which we did 1 aud that cured us right away. I think much of it, as it did for me what It was recommended to do. John Hoitzler, Bethel, Berks Co., Pa, 25 and 50 cent ottles for sale hy J. N, Cheney – Co. NOW TRY TH S. It will cost you nothing and will surely do you good, if you have a cough, cold, or any troubl with Throat, chest or Lungs. Dr. King's New Discovery for Consumption coughs and colds is guaranteed to give relief, or money will be paid back. Suff erers from La Grippe found it just the thing and under its use had a speedy aud perfect recovery. Try a sample bottle at our expense and learn for yourself just how good a thing it is. Trial bottles free at Dr. J. N. Cheney – Cos. Drug store Large size oOe.and $1.00. “My little boy was very bad off f r two months with diarrhoea. We used various medicines, also called in two doctors but nothing done him any good until we ustd Chamberlain's Colic, Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy, which gave inline* diate relief Hnd soon cured him* I con sider it the best medicine made and ran conscientiously recommend it to all who need diarhoea or colic medicine. J. E Hare. Trenton, Tex. 25 and 20 cent liotties for sale by J. N. Cheney – Co. FOR OVER FIFTY YEARS Mrs* Wis ows Soothing Syrup has been usod for over fifty years by millions o r - mothers for their children while t< eth iigwith perfect8uccess.it soothes the child, softens the gums ’always all pai cures wind colic and is the best remade tor Diarrhoea' it v ill relieve the poor lit lc sufferer immediately Sold by Druggis n every part of the world Tweutvfiv cents a bottle, be sure and ask tor "Mrs Winslow’s Soothing By rup,” and lake n other kind, GUARANTEED CURE. We authorize our advertised druggist to sell Dr. King’s New Discovery for Consumption, Coughs and ( olds, upou this condition. If you are afflicted with a Cough, Cold or any Lung. Throat or Chest trouble, and will use this remedy as directed, giving it a fair trial, aud ex perience no benefit’ you may return the bottle and have your money refunded We could not make this offer did we not know iluit Dr. King’s New Discovery could be relied on, It never disappoints. Trial bottles free at. Dr. J. N. Cheney – Co. Dr g store. Large size OOe.and $1,00 1 will be at Poindexter Thursday June the 22. Niihin bill court eround Friday June 23. Lacrosse Wednesday June 28th. and at Ellaville each S itu-lav utbirsl ti of July when m v bo ks wi] lose Parti* s who have rot given in their tax returns should met t me at the place named a bove in their respective distriet. D- W. 1 ainev. R. T.RSJ jiiiiiimiiniiiiiiimiiiiiniiin iiin'I......... iiiiiiiiiiiik = TO CONSUMERS ! ’f . 6 ARTESIAN i H EXPORT LEEH I K-muf hire- fcy the Hoittjjomcr/, - *’ 41?.. brewing vnoi'id. uiO Co., this has asseriiun pc sic ndcr is m me ~ s _ - . 11 , i, verkiert ')/ i’I porfor.. competes ‘ to 2 - = ffi klkM iude*) lasteu sno hare it GIV€ trieu If it. A YfilAL, If you nave - net ?*i4 ; - |-• you will THANK us lor tetting you - s [tfiTESiAII about It. The marvctlour purity arul' E adaptability of the WATER used In its ; - W'' iC .J mariufauturecantributo : = to and its superior wholesotieness. FLAVOR p ft - s s s 5 whiah gained Or it the = _ GOLD WEDAL at PAk'tS and ~ = (he HIGHEST ’'AlAflOS WHERE- = = EVER ELSE EXH1B1TE0. ~ = nriiiirir«>'t;'!ifMiriifiiiirt Mf MiittKf frt'it’- 3'ffl'fl ’ssrasnoing ‘jappvig ‘pooigioi Ladies. for FairSkin and Complexion tafce onTy V/. W. C. ForMrLiaria, Liver Trou bi©. CC IndivT©Stion,US9 0 BRCiVN S IRQ:; BITTERS f I JIT OOUHTT im I^cgal–tlvcrfistng APPLICATION FOH LBAVETO 8BLC LAND Okohoia. i J. F. Daniel administrator $CHi.KV CoVKTV. f on the estate of Julias Daniel deseused has applied to me for leave to Hi'.J Itie realty bolonginir to said estate; and ail persons interested If are they hereby imve, nodded before to tile their ohjeetions, any on Witness or thelirsi Monday in August next. niv hand and offii-hil signature, this Ordinary. Ainr 8rd T. H. M vers APPLICATION FOR GUARDIANSHIP. GEORGIA * Whereas. A. M. Caskey SCHlKY COUNTY, f has made application GuurdUn in term • of the law, for idlers of shin for the persons and property of Lillie Carter (formerly Mattie) C. L. iiattle, Jr., j, and Charlie Kittle, minor children of T. Mattie, late of said county, deceased, all persons interested are hereby untitled notified of said application and are requested to show cause before meat niv office in Ella villa Ga on the 1st Monday in Aug. ISM) why said application should net tie gruuicd ms prayed Witness for. seal of office this 3rd my hand and day of Ju'y I! sis. T. D. Ordinary Myres. APPLICATION FOR LETTERS OF ADMIN I8TKATION. GEORGIA J To all whom it SCHLEY COUNTY f may concern;.Miss Laura Jones having, in proper form, applied for permanent Letters of Administration on the estate ef Alfred Mayo, late of said County this is to cite i*)l and singular Ihe creditors and next of kin of Alfred Mayo to allowed be and by appear law, at my office within the time and show cause, it any they can, why perma nent administration should not be granted to Laura Jones on Alfred La Vo’s estate, i n Firs. Monday in August IS 13 Witness my hand and official signature, this 3rd day of July IS.’,!. T II Myers Ordinary. C. L. Battle Rule ni si to foreclose vs -! n.ortgoge Schley Superior G. W-Sraith ( Court Apr! Term 1893 prin cipal $75 30 Int $3,12 Counsel fees $7.84 The Defendant C. W Smith is hereby required to pay into court on or before the first day of the next term therof the principal interest Counsel fees and cos t due on said mortgage or in default there of the court will proceed as to Justice shall appertain Witness the Hon W. H Fish Judge of said court. J. M. Murray C' R. McCrory Pltffs atty. clerk S C* Geoigia } 1J M. Man ay clerk Schley county. \ superior court in and for said county certify the above is true ex tract from the minutes of said court. J - M. Murray clerk S C May 22 nd 1893 « J. T Taylor) Rule ni si to foreclose J. L. vs JSouter mortgage Schley Superior 5 court Apr! term 1893 prin ■ipal $61.11 Int $22.55 counsel f.-es $8.36 The Defendant J I, Souter is here by- notified to pay into court on or befor the first dayjof the next t°nn thereof the principal interet counsel feesaud cost due on said mortgage or in default thereof the court will proceed as to Justice shal appertain witness the Hon W> 11 Fish Judge of said court. J M Murray C R McCrory pltffs atty clerk Georgia ' l IJ M Murray clerk Schley county, .* J superior court in anu lor sttia courify certify the above is a .rue extract from the minutes of said court. J M Murray clerk Since its first introduction, EiectricB ters has gainel rapidly in popu’ar favo until now it is clearly in the lend among pure me ioiual tonic and alteratives— containing nothing which pet n its its ti.se as a beverage or ntoxicant, it is rec ognized as the best and purest medicine for all ailments of Stomach- Liver or Kidneys.—It will cure Sick Headache. Indigestion, Constipation, and drive Ma laria front the system. Satisfaction guar an teed with each bottle or the money will be refunded, price only 50.c per bot Sold by Dr. J. N. Cheney – Co. Cheap Medicines—Save Money. All buy medicines, and you want them cheap — at retail at wIioLnle rates. Jacobs’ Pharmacy, the largest southern “cutter" of prices, has an adyertisnn nt in to-day’s piper containing a few prices. AH other articles are sold at sun ilar low rates. No matter what you want that is usually kept in a large drug store send t<» them. They will sell it at astonishing low rates. ' Express charges for packages under five pound-, twentv five cents. Watch these advertisements and prices. Send for a number of things at once. Is a word to the wise sufficient m COURSE BY MAIL WITH TIIE i LEAVENWORTH Mm Collet * c TO ADVERTISE OU? COIiLEG E Wi* will give a thorough course of iq^ at ruction in double and single entry Book keeping and Comm uvial Arithme tic l>y mail Free of Charge to a limited number of persons. This coins* « ill b complete*! in forty lessons. No chargefo Diplomas Address: I’RfiF. F. J. VjA NDERBERG. Leuven! TRES 302, 304 and 309 DtJ-wate Bt; worth* Ken. ' 8. A. Sellars, Proprietor. Ellaville WORKS, Dealers in / ROUGH g DRESSED LUMBER, T VT ouldings. Brackets, Turned Columns, and [Builder’s ]^£aterial of all kinds. In connection with the Variety Works we have a General Work Repair Shop, Specialty. where we will make Wagon and Buggy full line a Second-hand Buggies for Sale. A of builder’s material always on hand. Your orders will receive prompt attention. Ginning in season. Call on or address VARIETY WORKS. Ellaville, G-sl ; SL-oes, lEEarbs, ZDir-y Goods 1 ST otions. A full line of groceries Just received a •nice steel (fa, lojs and joutlis ready made n it n j ■ 1 1 We study to please and accommodate our customers Every article sold on its own merits, call on us‘ we appreciate your patronage, and our motto is to please. THIS SEASON We think that we have climbed beyond our usual high standard of superiority. Wp feel confident the stock we have to show will be so satisfying to yen that it will be no trouble for us to fell you a suit. You know bytliis time wimt grade of We handle. Our special aim is at high quality, work u ship and superiority. Our summer stock in MEN’S BOY’S IS# CHEEK'S Suits Is qow ready and it is well worth your time to call and examine iliem. H OE In ihis depaDtment we can boast of having the largest trade in fine shoes. We do net claim to sell cheap, common hoes, but the finest and best nade. Prices* right. Call once J and you will aall agaiE. suits lade to Measure a S n Cfialk Columbus Georgia, CENTRAL CYCLE MfQ. CQJ f \ V INDIANAPOLIS, IND. i) ) MAKERS OF ,> BEN-HUR # f d * •£"* a m A ••••, v 7/i V m PNEUMATIC TIRE, • • $100.00 CUSHION TIRE, 75.00 AGENTS WANTED «Lhuodmwn, W15” ”!‘:‘E..a°:.'-:'.r - or lot ‘ ‘ puyorllld m - MJ‘G‘. "3:50 mun. , tuna“ r ‘3, ' 5.533122‘JWYLH. - .50. lions, fighaxtn ‘ ' C‘Rns “.41.. '\ ‘ 3'.“ 3.14m: bux-quniit. o. hmu .nmp‘u .- puxk.5~‘r.7‘.:,9,"l.1m. co.. 80. m 0‘“- Anna... M- gums, acluloflo u. L...—————-—-—-—-—-- FREE 7!’ EFflMENE m3 *1’ mm ”ng4: 3 14:; 0;“ :Lv “gin”: German 01;. no l“ and Suhd ( made Silver. The cans are a, I . .3 ‘ .9 of s alum o: rlne 10: gold @ «' » over the finest gummy at _ a man silver, mnkmg on .23. . . gosed a cue com g4} , 01' nothmg but lea ue‘ld »_- _.,' -.. 4 covering fluent gum] of Bern:- 5: ; «VI r y. 4. _.. n". nlh-ar. hey Are 3 02. up“! lacs. §- ‘ . full bash“: hrlgfitnen, finished to a dul- 4" 1"" .. 7. , a *' . i v fv ling dump dun! and 2 '. "r": A3. ‘. ': prooi and warranted“) ‘ ,1]; ' ' wearslfleclmo. ”ix ,- . ' patent lever. Fitted with “61'“ ~ f“ 7 ‘ . 5 v m:vement.kmw: Elgln .he world nwlo £17? .3"? " fl -. a 1mm: for excellence and line . J :flnisn.hav1npu jewexnmu‘: ‘54“ 3gp. .‘U. >5 l" ~"23‘lime 2'11 uxmnslou bax'amcxtmlgm max if; ; . . (z ,1 :ooversprmgregulamrmx- esmpemeutgilt m ex ; ‘ J_r. 1:159 w ‘ “(vamw - 3 w... E. ; g. H qulck pnl‘wu. Fl Nfly 0: winding bur... .34?” tnln nu Quorum lo! ~54," , ‘..' n}? '1 nun. Wrimn mmum. 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