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About Schley County news. (Ellaville, Ga.) 1889-1939 | View Entire Issue (Oct. 24, 1895)
y^tdctuallt LOCAL NEWS FROM CITY AND GATHERED 1IY OUlt REPORTERS. Head chaney and oo.s new add. Patent medicines at cost. Bridges Bios < ottos took a t'linblSjMonday but has Upon to cltmbup again. Head tha advertisements in the news *nd you will know whereto trado. Mr T J Murphy has made some im prpvements on his pretty residence. There were ten ortwelve drummers in Ellaville Monday. The rontinuM dry spell is Causing an excess of dust which is very dim give a hie. There seems to be an epidemic of cob's. A mild form of Lagripe, influ enza. or somethin* of the Kind. We are reliably informed that a mar • riage will take place a few miles from Ellaville early in November. At the meeting of the juvenile mis sionary Society Sunday afternoon. Mrs C H Smith made an earnest talk to the little folks. Jusi ricieved a new’ lot of soaps, per fumery and drugs—Bi idges Bros. A weary Poet,says " Where shall rest be found?” He'll have to go beyond the pale of newspaperdoin to find out. Baby Gaps in endi' ss variety. Cheaper than ever before. Mrs—aliens, Before we try to lead others, we ought to he sure that we are closely fol lowing of J Tmst. Novelties of the season in millinery, silks and velvets at low prices -Mrs Allen The devil lives in the same house with the man who has no temper. School books, Tablets; Pens; Paper and Ink at Bridges’ drug store. New permv candy and fanev crackers at Bridges Drug store. A revival is badly needed, where the people who try the hardest to run the church never go to prayer meeting. Try Gold Basis and 16 to 1 cigars at Bridges Drug store court adjorned Friday after dispose ing of a good amount of business, Every thing you want in the drug line—Bridges Bros. These crisp bright days with blue skies, and glorious sunsets, are a per feet inspiration to those who revel in the beauties of Indian Summer, Hon W D Murray purchased last week a large iron grev hors© which is one of the handsomest animals ever seen in Ellaville. Order your suits from Ctancellar – co c°^ urn t>us Mts8is J T Collins, R T Bivens, Eli Lightner, J L Murray. F M. Devane, A T Kulderand R E L Eason went up to Atlanta this week as the delegates to the Slate Alliance. -G 0 T O Rickerson – Stewart’s Shop to g»t your work done. Scrapes Plows, Baggies, vVagons. Engines and Sawing Machines. Guns and pistols and ah kinds of repair work. Horseshoeing a specialty. Jlr A J Hill has purchased several fine horses to a<d to lus already well equipped stables, a^j reeieving some stylish and comfortaUe .vehicles. The traveling pnblic can fitd accommoda tion here equal to any citj. A SUCCESSFUL ENTERPRISE. There larger towns in Georgia than are and .ujer Coluuihus, and larger stores chants who pi inters ink. nut use more there is not a larger successful mrn.s outfitting establishment than AC Glum cellor–Co.s. It seems that every man and child in this portion of the woman clothes are knows Chancellor, and when endorse his high qualities and mentioned has many iuiila low prices. This house but tors quoting their popular prices vast difference in the make, there is a garment, as much service, and style of 01 If you want thr best sous there is eggs. Co. There buy from A C Chancellor – "Money worth or money back" motto, Quarterly Meeting Tomorrow. It i* earnestly hoped that at| official members, frem the churcher will be present at the last quarterly meeting which will be held here tomorrow. There is much important business to be attended to so that the affairs of the different churches will be in good shape before the Anual C/onference which meets early this year than usual. 3000 yards prints 5 cents. 500 large towels,5 cents 500 pairs hose 5 cts a pair. T A Collin‘s. «Vitl Practice Law. Mr Zeke Wall who has been a student of law for several months, passed ahighly creditable examination Iasi week and was admitted to the bar. Mr Wall will hang out his shingle in Ellaville. He is possessed of ahilety and energy to assure a brilliant earrear and we wish him abundant success. Changeable effects in silks ribbons, velvets, feathers etc ca 1 ! and see my stock be fore going elsewhere. Miv,. A Allen: One of Our Girls. The last issue of the Cochran Telegram contained an exquisite little poem writ ten by Miss Kate Williams who besides tilling an important position in the Eb eneztr College finds time to do literary work of a high order- The home fnernls who love and appreciate Miss Williams for her real worth will hear with pleas ure of her achievements in other fields. Newest shapes in hats ant bonnets. Han.'*one vel vets, flowers s tylish veiling all new aud frer.h. cheap for cash at Mrs Allens notice. The business of the late firm of Peaco ck – Arrington will he continued by the under signedsurviving partner until Jauuary 1 st, 1896. and all notes and ac counts due said firm unless paid or satis fact wily arranged by that time will be put in the hands of an Atty for collection. C L Peacock. Surviving partner Peacock – Arrington. We have the largest stock of clothing ever brought to Ella ville, and we are going to sell them even at a sacrifice. Murray and Williams. The News sugests that some arange ment be made to give the children a cheap trip to the Exposition. Murray and Williams. Have just recieved a rice lot. of Furniture and will sell as cheap as any house in Georgia. THROWN FROM THE TRAIN. While enroute to Atlanta Suuday Hon J R IFilliams iu passing from one coach to another was hurled from the platform at East Point whi e the train was going at full speed Baiiy Clark who was with him gave the alarm and the train was backed to the spot and to the surpaise of every one Mr Williams was found sitting on the grund without a scratch and hearthy enjoy ing the situation. It was a miraculous ^rr-tving horrible amt Mi u' iUnuiL*'"* the congratula tiolJhof Jjis tlielld . Cotton States and Inb-roaiioital Ex |Kisition. The Central railroad <>1 Georgia is now filing Excursion tickets to Atlanta, ac co „ n r ihcCottm States and Imernation a ] Exposition at very low rates. For ap information relative to the price of such f ekets and as to through sciiedulee. hotel accommodntious in Atlanta, etc. call on any Ticket agent Central Rail „, H d of Georgia System, or write to J. C. Haile General Passenger Agent, Savannah. |jcr,sonal Mr Lon Arrington attended preaching at Shiloh Sunday, Messrs Enoch Collins and Jake Sleigh spent Sunday at Murraj. Mr John Council spoilt Sunday with the home folks in Americus. Mrs E S Baldwin is visiting relatives in Columbus this week. Mr C L Peocock went to Andeisnn vill Monday’ for h»s mother who will spend sometime in Eltkville. Mr and Mrs ts M McCrory of Ogle thorpe spent Sunday in Ellaville, Mrs R J Perry of A'nerious visiteo relatives and friends in Ellaville this week. Mr Nat Stewart and his sister Miss Leila left y« sterday for Atlanta 10 spend a few days at the Exposition. Hon J R Williams left Sunday fm .Atlantaso as tube in his seat when the Legiblatureconveiled yesterday. Miss Mary Williamson spent a lew days in Americus this week the guest of Miss Nella Davis. Mr Hill of Reynolds spent several days this week with his mother Mi E Hill. Mr J M Murray Schley’s efficient clerk of the court who has been quite sick for several days is able to be on ihe streets again. County School Coin miss inner i 'ollum r turned Saturday from Atlln ta where lie attended the meeting of the com inissioners of Georgia. rs hope of Butlea visited hercousn ■Irs H -i Lindsey this wee*. ProfJ F Stewart and Mr Hatnock spent Sunday with friends at Stewart’s Mil'. Miss Wyliie Williams who has been a charming addition to our socity for several weeks left s nn day to visit the Exposition, and spend some time with relatives in middie Georgia Her absence causes much regret among the young people. Dr R T Bivens one of Schley,s promi nent citizens went up to Atlanta Mon day accompanied by his daughter Miss Jennie they will spend several davs visiting the Exposition anil the genial Doctor will jo : n the multitude iu paying bomage(?). to their President. Disagreeable, though not dangerous, is Heartburli. Dr Westmoreland's Caii say a Tonic cures it. Mr Nat B Stewart who has a lucrative position in Washington City, is at home fora shoit visit to relatives and old friends, Mr Stewart will net as best man at the Dell Fiizgariald wedding the 3th of November which will he one of the most elegant affairs of tke sea son m Americus society. To grin and bear Neuralgia i« one way. Another is to cure it with Dr. westmore land's calisaya Tonic, Mr Carl Murphy left Satnday for Americus to accept a position with Mr T J Btisdeji. Air Murphy s many friends regret that his work t:tkes him away from Ellaville and wish him hap pine*! and success in his new vocaliiy That melancholy monster, Malaria. knows but one master.—Dr. westmore land's uilisaya Tonic. Mr H H Threldkeld lias purchased a handsome upright piaro for his prettily littl e daugbua Miss 0 1 helia. Mr 1st ns Williams of Oglethorpe was mi Fllavillu Tuesday On business. Dr Munro has been cortfined to his bed for over a week threatening with pneumonia. 1 LEADING FOR HER 5oN. Ed Clark's mother was ii Ellaville Tuesday lor the purpose of getting sig^a tures to a petition to the Govettor for a pardon for her sou. but nut with no encouragement. Our people f<el the leeja-st sympathy lor the heart broken mother hut they do not propose to put a piciitiun on crime by shortening a sent ence which has always been regarded as at travesty on justice. The ssnie court that sent Ed Clirk up for tlire^ years for wrecking the bank put an ignorant negro in the p'Mietenlary for st'vrn year for stealing a cheap suit of elolothe*. It will be a. blessed tiling for ibis conn t y when our young Iwivs are taught -hat the shrew’d schemes who steals a railroad or rolis a hank is entitled to no more res pect than tin- negro who robs a chicken anvist. This county has suffere«l enough •;t the hands of E< I Clark and some of bis relatives and the wisest thing they -an do is to let the matter rest. (ienerai Presentments 4 October Term Schley Superior „ Court, t We the Grand Jurors chosen and sworn for October term Mchlev Su|»erior court 1895, beg leave to submit the following genera! present in enta. We find the Ordinary's books correct ly kept, and good and sufficient bonds taken, as directed by i«w. The Clerk's Ixxsks. we find really ami well kept. He reported no money recei\ Pf j Hi rice last term of court. We find the Nherilt's book s corner and bonds taken as the law directs. He reports no money received since last term >f court. Treasurer’s honks show cash mi band at April t-rm 1895. $1887. 26 Receiver! from J R Holloway, for rout defmIters * ... 1 . 20 ... Received from C R Mecrorv for sinn ing tow if:It, 35. Revived from C H Wall insolvent rax f.r 1894 I !fl T otal 1851.27 Cash fiid as per vouchers 1787. 1< Corns, ftr receiving, $1401 at 2,1-2 per cent-3’ .......f>i paving, $17:11,10 4S.42 To cash o. hand 70, 4< Total 1 * 51 r, . We find thtbonks of Tax deceiver propoi ly made out andpropertv returned at fair valua tion. The bnoksofiloartl of Roads aud Revenue show$784.77 or\e rs Issued since last term ot court and vouchers for same which include April slid Julv 1 urts of Ronds and Revenue Of this am’tthre is paid to Paupers $208,00 Fees of County flicer and incidentals, $4M,h Bn *esand Putic buildings. 9 95.1 O’ f7-4’7 There tire’7 Pmpers receiving an average« f $<>,00 per qnarteieneh. We find the lockets of Justice of tb< Peace and Exnficio Znsttce of Pence an< NotariePublicmrrectly kept as to hi’!* of cost butfindbome irregularities r.s t> dates We find theRibhc buildings in good condit ions except some ot lower flooring of court house. The Public loads are in verv good condition except bridge across gullv be tween Judge Raineys and Z. T, Snipes places and also bridges at lower turn pike across Buck Creek and call the at tention of proper authorities to the same. We recommend that eiand and trav erse juiors and Bailiffs be allowed $2.0 per day for the year 1896. ■ extend thanks _ Horn T We onr fc- r Judge F»»h and Solicitor J. M z>»p..-v. for courlicies shown our h"V during this session. E. S. Balden. Foreman. Ws recoin men that niese preoentiuents ba published in Sch K J County News. Ordered that me Presentments be published as r'**" 11 mended. W F- Fish J. 8 . C 8 - W. C. J. M IP. ree Sol-Gen. 1 certl» r rn « me above and foregoing Is a true «.»cr*ct from the minutes ot this .wurt aa appears of record on minutes J> Folio til 4. J- M. Murray, Clerk S.o. 8.C’ ■ • A Tribute of Respect The committee appointed to draft on the death of our esteemed brother Daniel W Rainey present the following as their report. Whereas it having pleased the Almigh ty God of the universe to call from time into eternity our beloved brother Daniel W Rainy who departed mis life on the 21st day of July 1 95 and we Itelieve in the full triumphs of » as has living faith. Truly a good man fallen. Brother Raney was an iionora hie upright man. an humble ami devo; oil Christian, but lias gone the way of all the earth to ’"that" bourne from whence traverier returns. In the death ot no church has ot our brother the lo6t one its most humble ami devoted member*. the commuuirv a good citizen, and his relatives a special and bosom friend. Therefore I>e it resolved. 1st That as we love and esteem the virtue which adorned his chuiuctei while in li<5> so we will cherish nm mem on alter death. 2nd That we tender onr Heartfelt sympathy to bis companion md <ie.u little ones and relatives of our deceia d brother in their sad bereveui nt. 3rd That as a token of our sorrow foi nis i.cHth aud i*uj ivspect I<m’ ins memo i,v that a Uook page in onr uunii.e book be Inscribed to hi» memory. 4tli Tiiat a copy be foms led the tmni Iv of out deceitseii brother also the * hi is tian Iritbx aud Schley Co News’ with request it puobe* conference i< at Read uni adopt© I in Elieiiezer lfapt/*t cbnacli net lillii fti)') J S vVumack. A \) isley. I J J O ' CB«. i wumiiUcei SCOTT‘8 Nervous Exhaustion, simple and agruvuted forms of Dysj epsia, and Palpitation Of The Heart. Di <es vom foot! sour after eating? Are you easily lip confused and excited? Do , i u get in the morning tired and un o freshed, and with a bad taste in the mouth? is there a dull cloudy sensation, at > cad u <d by disagieeable feelings in the and eyes? ore you irritable ami restless? Does your heart thump and cause you >> grasp lor breath alter feiimbing a light of stairs? Th *» " distress 3 ou mi.eon ___j the left in ? Dave you impaired memory, dim css of \ ision. repression of mind and ioomy forebodings? i I .ese symptoms mean that yi ou are uffering xhausi Iroui Dyspeiieia and N ervous < ion. The is no other remedy extant that >as done so much for this class of as Scott*. Carb«.-Digestive Compound. If your case has resisted the usual iicthods of In atuient we are particular v anxrnus to have you give this Colo >ound a trial. We guarantee relief in every care and Mil cheertuiiy leiund your money mould our remedy fail to produce the i<>st gratifying results. Please remember that the appellation .‘atent Medicine d< «'S not apply to Scott’s Carbo-Digestive Compound. It is a prescription pnt up by a leading jhysiunin who has made stomach and tervnus troubles a specialty for years. We court investig; tion and eai estly urge all physicians ■ .ul of Scott's to write ns foi the pound, 0111 which will Carbo.Dige-tive Coni we man on n| plica don. that they may satisfy fherneevis of its harmless character uum exet Hint virtues. Garbo's Carbo-Diget in pound. Is the most r«marslilA- feun dy that science has produced It n succeeded where all other meonines ha**» failed. Sold by druggist everywhere. $1.00 per bottle. Senb*» »ny address in America on ree Jl ‘‘ ,c '^ttrice. . 2 Awj-w-r-rget that we ~ \our money if results » fac lory. Order direct if yarn j <>e.s not have it. Address all orders to Concord Chemical Manufacturing Zo,] TOPKK A, KAS. aims 111(11 school. The exercises of the Ellaville High School will cipal be resumed Moriduy September 2nd. Prin templates ctn-ncurly requests every child, who con him attending the school the full term, to meet at Academy on the above date. High School Department. This department will be under the direct umnaKemcntofthepiihuiptil who, a Ith the co operation of patrons, determine* to build a school that will warrant ti c patronage and commendation ot it* supporters. Primary Department This department lias will las in charge of a teacher teach er, who characterized lumscil as a of n/crit, and who has the tact o. winning the confidence and good will of ever} child. Ido dot hesitate to say that t>is school n.c -as been a success. Music Department. This department will nd he presided who fnby over k;,o. ! y one who is competent, 11 s the need- and how to apply w/me, o 1 cv< y pupil. She brings testiuioniala that urc hotu sutwfactory uo.l encouraging. For further iiiforumtion «*>pb' to J. F. 6TKWAKT, dtewart’e Mm, Ou. Cpeap Rates m The Expositio . The ’ Old Reliable” Central R E has fixed the rates to the Cotton States Ex - position so low that every body can take 111 the big show. Round trip tickets to lie sold Septemder 15th to December 30, limited to 7 days, only $3.90 cents from' Eiluvilie. Tickets limited to Jau7. $7,30. A death sentence to malarial poison goes with every uose of Dr Wtstraore lann's Calisaya Tonic- l’or sale by Dr J N c/heney – co. Elittville Cotton Market Corn ered Weekly by E S Baldwin. UoihI .Mid.fling 7} Middling Low Middling < 2*1
