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About Schley County news. (Ellaville, Ga.) 1889-1939 | View Entire Issue (March 29, 1894)
_T' t) » V 9 *5* <r s 3 m > l tl .7 X v< •4 rk _ 4 B. HDRN.VDY. Proprietor. | SCH1.BY COUNTY _____________ Cumity ts i‘oim))0»o<I of territory cu* S Vicy Marion nn«l Macon ('•unities. *C iinitiMimror. lsV.i, and named fvir one of I' ivi soiVaniw^lhi of Georgia; (Jover tl.c „i.i <’ot* mlai Governors «•<»! rivtian t i .S.iufliWfot-central. Area ISO If lo General features, hilly, inter .(«aiT ihHcs. The soil is very r ,,^vpi| tvifli level plateau. a'Im’er the (anility, Init varies in color. tn tile I clay, so hi dark brown, H.aivplie”' being I'o u stiel.f in wet weather, some pebbly and \rt ■ <nnd’\ iinder-lnhl wltii day subsoil. smite siiirur-cane. oats, peas, potatoes \ ' Cotton, v*rn Iiarlej, i.iiinkin.-. melons, rice, whc> it. rye. pea elmtu*; peaches, pours, prunes, pomc* ,j apples, apricot-', quinces, chor~ f! 4 n:;tr-, plums strawberries, mspber in# in-s. mulberries. its, gifv**' b ■rt ies. beets, cabbage, cucumbers I and of her field, nr «r'jnshc . tomatoes turn:|» s * i’ll and itwrJen prod nets itn.w here toporfec. , t j- n® i’mif culture i< claiming tint attention o of our most progressive farmer*. Thou ■ • itv put out and ihi siunis of young trees have Ix-en is to.la* imo of the most iiDportont Indus -im- in <>1.I tic Id trie-' of Sciuey Co. The waste o laves > itilorcst abound in wild fruits, itcs.dcs t!ienative vrub; crowfoot »nd other jrrasscs many of the best varieties of imported sseolo well here, especially llarmuda, nerds * i r blue and orchard jrru-s. Ttie no fence Jaw prevails in the ernnty, y<t>> stick raiMuir is ntpldly becoming one of ihe leading industries of the county, mimic of thefl lK'Ct horses in the South are mi-ed here, and tht rich gulden butterand sweet country tuuns tli'it IV <lui!> hrousrlit to market by the farmers of ■a Cotton St-lilvy. could not be beaten anywhere, ir the money crop of the countv, but happily day has p ist and forever gone when the , depended other sections for people of Schley on their meat and bread. Nearly every funner in the county umk“S plenty «f corn and bacon for home consumption* and many of many of them aiake a surp'usto sell. No particular attention imriven to poultry raisiiur. yet the people have >11 they want for home use and help to supply iitlier markets with chickens and etrgs. The health of the county is cxcelent, the av ersgeelevation being near two thousand M l aliovesea level and drainage is generally good anepiU-mic of any diseases, was never known here. The farming people of Schley are inteligen cultivated and reiined as asy agricultural peo people in the world. The county is lotted with •eh >ol houses and churches. MASONIC. Washington Lodge No. 350 will hold its com. mu.iicatiouson Thursday afternoon. 2 o’ clock P. M. before the full moon in each month. W. D. Murray. W. M. <filtttrcl[ ^ireeforh, l) I It ECTOlt Y:—ELLA VILLE, BAPTIST Preaching every lirst Snnduy nnd Saturday VwMore. Rev. Ur. Griffin Pastor, Sunday School each Suiibutlv at S i>. nr, Dv I" I)Sears, Supcrintendant, I Prayer meeting every Tuesday night’ -M|ie Society holds its meetings the lirst Sut PW-aftCmodh in each month, Mrs. H 'i' President. METH0DI8T. 1 P Wiplamsoa Pastor. Preaching 2nd. and 4th. Sundays in each nonth.at 11 u. m. nnd 7, p. in. Pinycrrncctingovery Wednesday night. Sunday School each Sunday at JO A. M. Dt 8. Munro Superintendent. , Tbo Children* Juvenile Missionary Society hum Muse" meets at tite church the 2uu «>day at dp. in, Mis* ffitticMyers Ladv Mg’r Woman’s "Monary Society meets at the mreh on 3rd. Suuday at S p. id. Mrs. It M Mm ■ [y. President. be Indies Unit >n prayer meeting meets Mnesduv every afternoon at 3 o'clock. All the la sof the town are invited. Andhkw Ch Ai’Er. reaching 1st. Sunday in each month at 11 ani Iso Saturday before at 11 n. in, onlay School eavh Sabbath at 3 p, m. fb’cene S U pn. . HoPRWKt.t.. jnehtnt lisi 3rd. Sunday in each inotxth at 11 Saturday befo re at 11 a, in. t oday School at 9 a. tn. J W Snipe* Supt. end 1 us $1 for * ip tioa a years to the News I)K VOTED TO GIVING THE NEWS, ENCOURAGING TifE PROGRESS AND AIDING THE PIUHPKRITY OF SCHLEY COUNTY. ELLAVILLE GEORGIA. THURSDAY EVENING MARCH. 29 1894. Whfn I Have Time. W hen I have time so many things IMI d<» To make li'e happier and more fair For those whose lives are crowded now with cure: I’ll help to lift them from their low de spair— When I have time! When I have time the friend I love so well Shall know no more those weary, toiling days, I'll lead her feet in pleasant paths always And cbeer her heart with words of sweetest praise— When I have time! When you have timel The fr«euil you hold so dear May be beyond the reach of all your sweet intent; May never know that you so kindly meant To till her life with sweet CoDtent When you had time! Now is the time! Ah, friend, no longer wait To scatter loving amiles and words of cheer To those around whose lives are now so dear, They may not need you ia the coming year— Now is the time! —Set. COXKYS MAD MARCH J. S, coxey the crank from Masilon O. who came into notoriety by his efforts to collect an armv of the unemployed to march to Washington for relief, started out Sunday on Schedule time with about seventy five stragglers in line. It is their purpose to demand of Congress the issu ing of $.100,000.000 of non interest bear ng bonds. They expect to get recruits all along the lice of march. John (i. Tdwnly is in Alabana trying to organize a regiment to join the army, which is composed of vagabond tramps and an archist. The deluded followers of Coxey are in hard luck, and the cold weather uas caused many of them to desert ami return to their homes. If this lawless oand persist in their efforts to tx-seige the capitol the riot will be promptly stauipt out by national troops TheThomasvjll Times has the following ‘ A prominent citizen of Thomasvl e md he is a cl >se observer of politics and [lassing events, ha® recently l>een in Au gusta, Macon and Savannah, From these cities radiate to large extent, popular sentiment. ..I am satisfied said this gentleman yesterday ,*liat General Evan will sweep hestate like a whirlwind. A stong Atkin son man adrnited toiue, that lie, Atkin ♦on, stood no chance, ,,This is the coneen -us of opinion all over the state’ Gov. Northern will appoint Senator successor witliout delay, as it is very important that the place be tilled at ti is time. Peter Cooper’s Advice Peter Cooper, who liv d to be over 60 rears old and died worth many millions, said of a newspaper; “In all towns where a newspaper is published every man advertise in it, if nothing more utn a curd stating hi* name and the bu» mess he is in. It not only pays the ad vertise r, but it lets the (teople at a dis tance know that the town in which you reside is a prosperous community of bus ness men. As the seed is sown so the seed recompenses. Never pull down sign while you expect to do Unities* Congressman Wilson is now in Texas 9 i liis way home from Mexico. lie is greatly imprt»txl though ftill very weak and emaciated. There will be genet at rejoicing when this able champion of the is able to resume his duties in the house. Exposition hke overv thing At lanta attempts will be a glorious iuc lies.. Let Uh Ucrmomz . At the expanse ot U*it’g charged with wanting to become a eundtijate for dice. I take th-' risk of t r% iug to write an ar tide, which 1 hope ejll be ‘lie means of accomplishing good and pt eventing evil to die whole people of all part ies and ev ery calling. But can’t see how I an to * s ape censor , oarticularly from t ecan didaies. unless I first ann«>unca that, J an no candidate for office, if I were cotnpe i>*nt, and for this same reason it may not Ik* one I ere caution t>> <ugge«t to the same par;ies that I am apprised of the fact that tne impatient, some times “Kick belon they are spur • 1.’ Th< r .* never has een a time when apolitical campaign hot h contested would be productive of more harm an 1 accomplish less good thati iiov In fact, tliere is no reason or argument for it. Baton the contrary every thing condemns it, as useless and unnecessary It will demoralize la’ or, engender strite corrupt morals, cause a useless expendi t ure of money and do more damage t< the farmihg interest, than the difference in the men who occupy the office can probably do. vthen we elect an Ordinn ry, it will Ire by a majority vote of the peop e. lie will not be the officer of any political party, race, or color: But ot .he whole people. The democracy of tin county cant afford to hold a nominating convention, and conform strictly to thru platform and principals, neither can tin people’s party. Because both parties are w. rkitig for the negro or republican vote And in order to secure it, admit tba party into their convention, regardlessot platform, or restrictions. Both receive them under any conditions that will ge them. Bv doing this they allow or mak,. it possible for republicans, the same one* to vote in both conventions and selves men of their choice in both. Now where is your Simon pure democracy or you I masted people's pa.tv? ‘It's the voice ot jaeob but Esau’s hand. For the love of peace, the accomplish ment of good and preventing of diveis evils, let. us as a kindred people, a hand of brother*, with one common interest unite in mass meeting. Lotus haven conceit iration of the whole people of all parties races arid colors, and dare to do what i. right and best. Let every candidate wh< iliinks lie has claims, run in iho first ba lot. Tliin result, will show the two high est men. then run those two men. Who will of nece.-sitv be a democrat and pe<> (lie’s party man. A d pledge the people to abide this nomination. r jet it be a democrat or people par y man. lnadopi ng this course w e dispense within a great measure the evil influences of bad whis key, c.nuptmg the lalot by bu\iig votes, arraying father against son and I not her against brother and relieve our depressed and almost bankrupt farmers from damages caused bv lost time and drunkness in working for eleetioneeriny candidates. Or wovld the better plan he for the executive committees of both par ties to meet and see what is liest in tire premises. I am not wedded to this. But this or something better. Voter Tilt Best Blood Remedy (T A. Tompson. Seymour Ind writes My sist* r Jennie when she was a young girl, suffered from white swelling which greatly impaired her general health ani nr’de her blood 'ery impuie. In the pi ingshe was notable to do anything anb could scarcely get alaiut. More than a year ago she took three bottles of Bo tanic Bi«KKi Balm, and now she is cer. Utility cured. The Editor, Who weeps with you when you are *ad. And hiiiirbgwRji you when >ou are triad. And .swears with you whert you uro luudV Tlic Editor, Who has to lie both kind and wise A iid never, hardly ever, lies, A ud wliu hu does, oroutes .surprise? The Editor Who ownsa heart as well as choek, Is posessed of u spirits proud yet meek, And lives on *u cento u week? The Kditor -Sel* The house election comtuitt* e luis fixer the time for argument on the cast* t> Watson vs Black from the tenth George vli-tiicT o < i i’ uisilnj April* •) THE – NEW YEAR l . 4 mi m POINTER! . Know All MEN, WOMEN And CHI. DREN > OUR STOCK is the most complete in our line that has ever been brought to EUaville. CALL ON US FOR r CIN E 2 Drugs. Flavoriug Extracts. Paints. Oil and Varnishe . Castot Oil, Tur pentine, Lubitcatinfi Oil. Kerosene Oil, Soap. Sewing machine Oil. perfumery, toilet articles, stationery, cigars, cheroots and tobaoco, lamps, lamp fixtures, lanterns: oil nans, eyeglasses and spectacles school books and slates, window glass and putty. jewelry. Watches, and a thousand and one sundry articles: besides line of FANCY CANDIED and purs, fresh GARDEN SEED alwayS in season. We guarantee our prices to be as cheap as the cheapest. MUNTRO – ‘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 being every day dispeliiJ. DIXON BROS. i Who keep on hand a complete Stock of Family and Heavy Groceries AND A GENERAL LUTE OF Plantation - Supplies. INCLUDING Staple Dry Q-oods and rR.eadv-TVTade Suit* We are determined to make it to the interest of every citizen of Schley county to buy their supplies at home. This firm buy* goods in large quantities troiu the manufacturers and largest dealers, pay cash and gets the lowest prices, therefore, they can and will s »ll the same quality of goods for less money, for cash, than any ctv retail dealer, who pays high rents, high insurance and high city tax, can afford to. If you have Iwen trading elsewhere give them a trial, make oitl a list of what you need, lake it, with the cash, to DllXIOHSr BROTHERS. HAGLER BROS, Proprietors. Ellaville VARIETY WORKS Dealers in ROUGH SDRESED LUMBER, T VT ou Miners, "R racket u andIBiiiMer’s IM[aterial of all kinds. Tut> nne’tion with the Variety Works we have Ge'ieml Rp^ir Shop, where we will make Wagon ari huggj* Work a Speciality Ellaville Ga.
