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About Schley County news. (Ellaville, Ga.) 1889-1939 | View Entire Issue (March 8, 1894)
t 1* lie i / * Jfcvj / – /‘V 4 1 / I –3 / 4 4 v Y, ji. UORNADY, PuohuktoR. | THE bland bill A ft *T much filibustering the house | ti e Bland Bill Friday. The dein .-•nits we ivdivided, the South and West Ml |A * irting the measure while the Eas lern democrats and Republicans luraire- it. Nineteen republicans were in favor of white metal. The vote reach jn«t a quorum: Speakc- Oiisp having Y» ted to make the required number. The bill pads as follows. • That the secretary of the treasury s ) ia ll immediately cause to lie coined as j..,; as practible the silver bullion held mi 11 «• r vv-.su rv. purchased under the act of Jalv i-1. 1S«m. entitled ‘An act directing th* j ur liMse of silver bullion and the is suing of treasury notes thereon, and for other purposes* to the amount of the gain rr spiirn’orage of such bullion to-wit : < 71 .,. sum of $50.1 50,081, and such coin or sjlvi't rerPficates issued thereon shall he I>s. il in the payment of public exppr.di tuiv , :*n<l the secretary of the treasury i:v * in his discretion, if the needs of the treasury demand it. issue silver eirtifi r -tes in excess of such coinatr 0 Providad 4 : ;t f said excess shall riot exceed the amount of the seignorage as herein au (hotized to be coined. Sec. 2. That ther* mainderof the silver bullion run based in pursuance of said m l of ,1 lily I f. 1890. shall be coined into legal Under standard silver dollars ns fast as is practible. and the coin held in the treasury for the redemption of the treasury notes issued in the purchase of said bullion. That as fast as the bullion shall he coined for the redemption of said notes, the notes shall not lie reissued but shall he canceled and destroyed in amounts equal to the coin held at any time in the treasure, derived from the (••linage herein provided for, and certifi cates may be issued on such coin in the manner now provided by !aw“. M sPhoee Thomas. of.Tunct o i Citv ' , v as told , mi by her i physicians , • • that she . u< Consumption and that there was no King'New Y Discovery *T t "'° completely "T !7 ° cured f her, apd she says if saved her life. r l lies. Eggers, 139 Floiida Street San Frinsisco, «,«**. from a .hva.lful coH approaching consumption, tried without r ‘suit evv* rything else t' on bougt oik hot tie of Dr. King's New Discovery and in tw o weeks was cured. He is naturally thankful. It is sueii results of whiej these are samples, that prove the won* tlcHul effieasy of this medicine in cough «nd colds. Free trial bottle at Dr. J N Cheney – Qo. ---•< *•-- For two CenTS, A stamp, any reader of THE NEWS can have a sample copy Of THF. SOTHERX MAG A ZINK by dropping a line to its publishers at Columbia Building, Louisville .Ky., and can obtain a club rata on the magazene aud this paper bv addressing the 1 ublishers of TIIE NEWS. T VH1 Hper , witU evidt!nce ’ of sub slot “, support in its speaks vol nn pages tra l U t0wn ' Tbe I)lct thl « every column?, t US “? udvertiseuient 111 ith I I r,,Ves that thtt I*°P ]e ll I> v straligerinto , whS'T tl*e a k, '“' 1 d ' I return VOll wt to you 1 • before many —o, days’, but uuti u If ^ •“ touiUvLf.i 1 j u :sr r PKVOTKD TO GIVING THE NEWS, ENCOURAGING THE PROGRESS AND AlDINo THE PROSPERITY OF SCHLEY COUNTY. KLLAVILLE GEORGIA, THURSDAY EVENING MARCH. 8 1894. A Model Community. A few years ago Wigginsveile was sy nom.mmis with lawlessness and bad an unsavory reputation all over the county Tts grog shops were liberally patronized and the place was the scene of many mid night carousals, hut now all is changed. The Vampire that robl>ed the community of its good name and made drunkards of her sous, has been stamped out and the place has taken a stand second to no com miinity in intelligence and morality. With the old order of things the name passed away and the place is now called Doyle in honor of the lovely and accom pished wife of Mr.Joe Rogers, this being her middle name. Mr. Rogers has built a beautiful home here, and has extensive farming interests, his magnificent crops along the railroad have attracted no little attention. He also has a large mercan tile business and is known as one of the most progressive and prosperous men iu this section. Perhaps no one deserves more credit for the improved state of af fairs than Mr. J M Persons who encour ages every thing,that is f#r the upbuilding of his neighborhood. He has an able champion in Prof. J M Collum the Goun ty School Commissioner of Schley. Mr Collum, is ail up to date teacher and is principal of the Doyle High School. He is thoroughly in love with his work, which accounts for his great success. His school averages 03 as bright and interes ing boys sub girls as can be found in Geo l gia. Miss Lula Bachanan of Beuna Vis teachesa music class in connection with ihe school, and <s giving perfect satisfac tion. She has ten pupils making line progress. Tin re are two churches in the community which are largely attended, About a hah mile from Dovle is Knovvl ton’s Springs, famous for the heaftli giv iog probeities of mineral water equal any in (lie state’ Mr. Charles Knowlton a rare genius, has Variety Works and Flouring mills located here and is doing a nourishing business. His two sons are model , , young men, being , sober, , mdustri OU8 an ,j re |j a i,; e . The farmers an.. «,lerprWn K . pro.*™, 1 r aud contented, and above all they realize the importance of giviig. their, children r.d ...uu S « that w,ll lit them to take tl.ei, places in the world as inteligent, niora* citzeus’ A Business Education to Some . Worthy Boy or Girl. Th's is no advertising scheme^ but a plain, statement of fact. Within the next thirty days, the Gecrgia-Alabaina Business College proposes to give one worthy, ambitious hoy <r girl, in each county of the State, an unlimited schol irsliip, entitling the holder to the full course in the Book- keeping. Shorthand, LVIegraph or Pen-ait department, ' with aut further expense. , r r,,. ,. ,wato , will ... , W m»,i. . , , on of merit; and w„ would like to iieur I rom every hoy and girl wno desires to securt this valuable scholarship. Address all cot iespeqdenco to Wyatt – Martin, Macon, Ga. Lord Sherbrooke* Lowe said that when lie was minister of education a parent would sometimes Consult him about sending his son to a nnblio school. His invariable answer was- “My advice would be not to send him to a public school. But if you feel bound to send him to your own public s . ho . 1 take him awav as soon as possi bu , <• [ th i n k it was Talleyrand who said of the English public schools. “Elies sout les meilleurea du monde. mais elles ° nt d «testables!"-Lon«ion Spectator. V* –i%Tr*o**¥TTsZM. are aU H§|| v nssn–r- i\ mx t * »• •“ You Over’ooked This While many of our subscribers are paying up promptly, we find that a mini her are in arrears and we trust that it will only he necessary to nail their aiten tion to the matter to get them to come around and st ttie. It is just as impor tant in the Newspaper business as any other to make collections, so look up your receipts and see how far behind you tire, 'Ye must get our books in bet ter shape, a v ; i• <•:' »-»lio e. wood, ect will be taken on subscription. We feel deep ly grab ful fwi- the encouragement recciv ed during the pasi, few we* ks that tb* paper has i>t n gotten out undei pecnii arly tr; i. g circumstances. such as none hut tlm.se fainiiiiar with a pruning office can appreciat* . we hi> now running smoothly; constantly adding new sid »• sunhers io our iist anil in "ur comforta hie and commodious new quarters, s c ond story of Gie new brick building, we are better prepared to give our readers a paper worthy of iht ir patronage. (guaranteed Cure We authorize our advertised druggist to sell Dr. King’s New Discovery for Con sumption, Coughs and Co 's, upon this condition. If you arc afflicted with a Gough. Cold or any Long. Throat oi Chest trouble, and will use this remedy as directed, giving it a fair trial, and ex perience no benefit, you may return the bottle an-1 have yorw money ret mined. We could not make tins offer did we not know t at Dr. King's New Discovery could be relied on, it never disappoints Trial bottles free at Dr. J. N. Cheney’s and Co. Drug store. Large size 50c, and l.QO Co*operation In Town Building. There is no viilage, town or city but that has an ambition to develop into a manufacturing center. There are but few that realize their ambition. In tins day of sharp competition that cheap com modity called “oliiu music” goes but a short distance in attrateting capital and inducing the location of manufacturing industries. A locution must possessex traordinary natural advantages in the way of power, fuel supply, transport* uf Ia "' ■'•*‘« ri “ 1 to induce a. manufacturing concern to 6ee k ^ without some effort on the part of its citizens. In most cases a cash bo Se Tk generally the most liberal offer secures the enterprise. The demands of the promoters of these enterprises are often au exorbitant that they cannot be profitably met. Thou sands have been donated to corporations tinitesimal. Tiie remedy for this is in co-operative manufacturing investment. Every community has sufficient idle ca • ital among its people to equip and main tain manufactories which will be bo: i profitable to the investor and advanta geous to the community. For instance, the people determine that a paper mill, cannery, starch factory or any of the hundreds of different branches of manufacture now carried on in tl * stateacmlld i K . B , 10ces , fl ,||v ta ined in their town. A neeting should be called, an incorporation formed, the cost of the plant ascertained and books for the subscription of stock opened. The price of shares should be placed sufficient ly low to allow persons of moderate means to become stockholders, as often tiiis class of persons are the most pro gressive citizens a community affords. Only those in whom the community has the fullest confidence should be put at the head of the movement. When all the stock is sold and the venture estab lished. it will only require good business methods to make it a success-financiully and otherwise. After one industry is established and made a success others will follow. The only matter to be de cided is the nature of the industry that is adapted to the locality, and when this is ‘lone go to work and establish it. It to good policy to patromz»th s m<T. »' hi9 eff, * rts to *- ssist in baiWiu6 ill) the coniiuuuUV. WfiE I Ip *■* NEW YEAR it V. Sv POINTER' Know All MEN, WOMEN And CHILDREN, OUR STOCK is the most complete in our line that has ever been brought to HJlaville, CALL ON US FOR J C I M E 2 Drugs. Flavoriug Extracts. Paints. Oil and Varnishe . Castot Oil, Tur pentine, Lub.ncatiiifi Oil. Kerosene Oil, Soap, Sewing machine Oil. perfumery, toilet articles, stationery, cigars, cheroots and tobacco, lamps, lamp fixtures, lanterns: oil cans, eye glasses and spectacles school hooks and slates, window glass and putty, jewelry, watches, and a thousand aud one sundry articles: besides hue of FANCY C A N DI E c ) and purs, fresh GARDEN SEED alwayS in season. We guarantee our prices to be as cheap as the cheapest. IMZTXdSTIRO – WALL IS IT WORTH WHILE TO TRY To get the best quality and most goods for the least money is the aim of every prudent purchaser, and the idea that this can be done only in the large cities is oeing every day dispelled. DIXON BEOS. Who keep on hand a complete Stock of Family and Heavy Groceries AND A GENERAL LIVE OF Plantation - Supplie e* ►A. INCLUDING --- Staple XDry Gr«ds and IReady-IMIade Suite We are determined to make it to tbe interest of every citizen of Schley county to buy their supplies at home. This firm buys goods in large quantities from the manufacturers and largest dealers, pay cash and gets the lowest prices, therefore, they can and vs ill stli the same quality of goods for less money, for cash, than any city retail dealer, who pays high rents, high insurance and high city tax. can afford to. If you have been trading elsewhere give them a trial, make out a list of what you need, take it. with the C^SH, to D TX n'Nr BROTHERS. HAGLER BROS Proprietors. ESllo,’v r ilIo VAKiETY WORKS Dealers in ROUGH s DRESED LUMBER --- "TWTouldingS. “RracketS, and _ 3^ of all V y ' // Tnconnection wi fT V/ .. ...iiuTies General Kepair J/ buggy Work i //
