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About Schley County news. (Ellaville, Ga.) 1889-1939 | View Entire Issue (Oct. 31, 1895)
I i >r w N-- i I i i I ■ n sas i §e I/' ♦ if. b hornady, rRop*»rro». n Grand m Opportunity 4k 1 ■ 1 A We wish to inform our friends throughout county that we have purchase <1 )( lv of Drugs etc., of Dr H S Muuro, and are now Ready For Business’ These goods were bought cheap, and to make room for a new stock we will give you CUT PRICES on every thing in the store consisting of pure drugs, patent medicines, toilet articles, perfumery, soaps, brush os. school books paints, lamps, tobacco, cigars, jewelry i stationery, and other things too numerous to ment ion. By upright dealings in all transactions we hope to merit your patronage, Give us a call when in need of any thing in our line, Very Res pectfu l ly, ■~1 7 U / k_ / No Better vray To Win Trade ft k and retain it, has yet been discovered / d t than giving and continuing to give r "l best merchandise at the lowest prices. WE DO IT. ) HENCE OUR SUCCESS. *14 Our $8. $10, $15, and $18 suit? and over coats arc continual advertisements for us. Plenty gar ments sold elsewhere at these prices, but have not t he quality Best line suits and overcoats for boys 2,50, 3, 4 And 5 dollars Mail us your orders, If goods not satisfactory we refund money and pay express both ways. A. C. Chancelor – Co. See our $2.50 all wool, double knee, double seat, doub le elbow, and patent waist-band boys suits; inchester Rt|l ' Dtiny '* A A 7 Shot»Guns RIFLES, and Ammunition, IT Best in the World. ’jfr m fl HI f J: Cl ibu t–m ■ IfNIL- 'wSwm i m fay i *%»»* - % i ”‘; v; ; WINLHLS^R ' /Va T T 0 »* HLKATING /WMSCa. DKVOTRH TO GIVING T11F. NEW8. ENCOURAGING THE rROGUESS AND UDTN'O THE PHOftPBHtTY OK SCHLEY COL'NTY- TZ LLAVILLE GEORGIA, THURSDAY MOllMML OCTOBER 31«t, 1SK) J. B. Williamson’s p R ice List i WpIltlUt . j-ct ' « notice.! . •-*<»«■ o™pound Two i cuu oyster* mock.:rrd. ... .10 point ft*n JVo point.' osn salmon .... 10 fine pound Muncohey imutf ; I Jar free I. .SO SI v pounds Dnx “torudl............. n Twenty-flve poviBds >-ho' .. *t.as Ojio pound Ha.vnrtf Powder..... . 30 i 'no pound Plow Lino Hop*- . ...... 'Hire*! dans DahtolttT Ptitnsb........ "IS Three onus (•rant’s P'ltioU......... fI Ei/hteeu pounds Granulated Su rat. . . 00 Knur pounds Arhue'.os <!<>ff*-t* ... . . .*1.00 Four and a hWf pounds Hp.it #rcen coffee f l.UO throe boxer club Utaded i?Celts .....fl.iiO One 0ush«'l meal........ ..... n Fifty poundsOlK-lish Flour........ .. .* 1.10 Kitty pounds whit* t’esttiof Kb>ur... ...#1.10 One sack sale........................ is dm. Goats Wiimatle Spool Spool cotton.............,. d >x cotton............ • One jrs.1 Now Syrup.............. :« One Itoren Lemons .............. .. 30 Uutteririlksoiipper bar......... ... ,..4 Three pounds evearn cheese ....... .... so Three pound* sody crackers...... a Tobacco, per pound .. SO. ‘-*6, 30. J1V 40, SO s»-e Jdy Champion Checks..... ' •S Virginia Meal Tobatsco .. ,..... :« ■solid' Comfort Totii.uj'.'o...-..... 2b - •‘It I don’t !«•• e you ton :i!l percent good# on bnun'ij most.” ot liio, I will .An Ellaville Boy’s Success. The following very complimentary notice of Professor S RBridges clipped from a South Carlinrt paper r/:!l no lead with interest, by his many friends. The Leeuvillt* business Co'lege whose mngie growth, phenomenal success and unrivaled equipment invest it with pe culiar interest to the people. This de part rnont is under the management of S R. Bridges- Reared ;w a youth in the school of hardship he resolved to qualify himself us a commercial teacher, and it is hut just to s«y that no young man ever hud the found–tiqq, more deep and strong,. Many were the sacrifices hard the In ner.s performed to seen re the requisite mean .to obta n a finished busin-M* e«I ncat on Iwit success came to him ns it sloes to nil who woo it in like manner. Through schools ol art science and ;c< omit* b» passed with great diat'.ix tioi■ • He supplemented this with a pn*v grad uate course in the business world where e held many positioidns of trust, and responsibility, His knowledge of math malice is most profound ami so borough is his mastery of accounts iiat he might easily write a text book *ti the subject if he believed n» teachi g n that way. His high scholarship in the (la A I* Business ' 'oflege of Macon Ga was w ognized by making him instructor in the omtnerciaf Department upon his com 1 t'on of his coui-se there which he fill ed with grot credit until a short time back when he served his connection with that College to come here. Mr S T Harper one of Schley countv.s sterling and successful citizens, was in Americus Saturday It is understood that Mr Harper’s friends will present his name for legislative honors as the next representative from that county. Times Recorder. There is a better work for yon to do than to fret und growl at those who make an effort to do something. It is will for you to remember that the fel low who makes two-steps to yonr one will soon be able to hire j ou. Secretary Morton says as an edtica tional ir.sitution the yjotton States Expo sition 18comparably superior tex the World*. Fair. Baisden—Smith. The marriage of Miss Charle Wynn Baisden, and Mr Smith of Amertcu* which was solemnized yesterday was a matter of interest to many m EllavUte Miss Baisden has viseted hero on several occasions and is admired by a largp circle of Mends, who congratulate the' fortunate greasn on hi» good fortune in winning, the ohcwtumg yoswg woman* Ti in' People of Stftlej and Ifiq r ‘1 mm: « We lx?g to announce that we' are again at our sarao old stands in the Cotton Warehouse and General Mer chandise business, and ask the same liberal share of your patronage. Mr. Hill wilT weigh ycur cotton am? see that votv get the highest market price for same. With two live* buyers in the market representing large export dealem there is no reason why we should not ha ve a market second to none. General Merchand ise Before buying it will pay you to drop m and get our prices on Groceries, Staple, Dry Goods, Notions, Hatsr Shoes, –c. We l>olight, early before the advance in prices ami propose to give our customers the benefit of same. ■ Thanking you for past favors, we are yours to serve Mill <fe Arrington. The Time To Dig Potatoes. From the Albany Herald we clip the following which may be of interest tothir farmers in this section. It seems fthat Mr Hornady has not forgotten the valua ble lessons learned “down on the farm’*. This >s his wav of saving potatoes. ,‘VVant an item?” asked Mr. W, P. Hornady of » Herald reprrter yesterday mormng. ‘•Herts two of them if l can get them.**' “I want to tell you something that will be of interest to the farmers and others of this section, • 1 - Mr. Hornrdy continued. *’lt is a wdl known fact, I tielieve. that thousands and thou sands of bushels of sweet potatoes an lost every year from rot. On our place, up in Schley county, we used to grow potatoes quite extensively, ana during i.lie maov years of mv experience on the farm I experimented with them in all kinds of ways. Some years our potatoes would rot,afterbeing banked, and some year- they wou idn‘ t.It appeared strange lo me and I began to study the matter vs a res It of my investigations Icatne to learn the exact time to dig and bank potatoes, and we never lost any more of them. It is this wav: Ho into the patch i ud dig a potato. Take your knife and cut t in two and vi u will see that ihe usua milky substance comes front the sucu ent vegetable. Lay the potato away •for a night, if this milky matter turns black’ let your potatoes alone. If it remains white, dig the potatoes and bank them. It naver fails, and if this plan is caried out I ll guarantee that no* a single potato will rot. This may appear si range, but it.s a fact •• Mr.HornaJys suggestion is agood one. and those persons who contemplate storing away potatoes wotrld do well to consider what he has learned by long yt ars of expeienee. The Georgia Prohibition association met i» Atlanta yesterday. Judge Crisp was up the streets yester day after his recent indisposition, look ing little the worse for hrs confinement at home. On account ot illness Judge Crisp was unable to attend the festivi ties in Atlantadhe past week. Times Recorder. See tlie poor man! How sad h» seems. Hear tne man groan! Is the wan ill? Yes, the poor man is very stick. > Can we help the man? No. w a aiKst leave himi With his 'Mtongbtr.. O, how smi’ifeis! Yes, lie w troabled about the filter"^) 1 lf*>or man, I ^x.p«.nitent. h» Mb <* profcsrdimal <fnrti«. C. P. DAVIS, IDTCTHTIST AM EH reus. (TA. To save disappointment parties- out of *#*• city should make positive ejig-iurcrnents. Oaten: 308 hS Forsyth at.,..over Tinies-iteeonltr Phil E Tsyfor, A J Walters Taylor Ss Walters, Life and Fire Insurance; Insure votur life hi the r.quItuMe, Insure your propci ty In tfce Greenwich The Andjou a no - 8 j Wrongest, wilt not Kifeat; he di*nppofnted cheapest i.nd best nmjiesknowu. cta» A re endorsed by ali honest, well . nforine* mew. Tuylorjc Waiters.agents, Elluvl.le, Ga, J H Lumpkin. K a N irhet. P ETnylirr LUMPKIN. NISBET – TAYLOR, Attorneys-At-Law. KlluAille, fta,. Office la Court House. Will practice in all lhe court* except in tha ourt of Ordinary ot Schley couuty. . II. Cut.ta. J. A. HlXoiV, tom C. Greer CUTTS, HIXON – GKBKH. Attorneys at law. '.Oglethorpe, Ca. Prompt attention given to all businewn entrusted. Loans made on fanning lands long* imte. easv payments and lowest rates* Q It. MoCROftY, Attorney un<l Counselor nt Law and' GenersVt Itcnl Estiito Atront.—Co'lections it speotalty. Otlioe in Brick buikUng North of court house Elhtville, Ga.. J> DON McLEOD; attorney AT LAW Will practice in all the courts in th»* state. Office over Cook ft Son’s Ma - chine Works. Oglethorpe. Ga. 3-Wtf E Wall, Attorne at Law. Will practice irr all the courts in th*v* state. Prompt attention to ail business* entrusted me. Speoini attention given co lections and remittances promt ly mad's • Office on Broad Street in brick bu» irnjr north of the court ho:»e. Ramon’s Reliei cures Sick-Headarhe,. Neuralgia, Cramps. Cholera Morhu*. DEraJuea^Jfec: 25 c. for large bnUl*.
