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THE MONROE H ADVERTISER. VOL. XXX!. Owing to the Immense Stock, Increased Business and Large Sales M. GREENWOOD’S Dry Goods, Clothing & Shoe Emporium WILL BE KNOWN HENCEFORTH AS THE NEW YORK STORE! A LARGE SHIPMENT of NEW GOODS to be received THIS \\ ELK. The Earthquake still rages and the Extremely LOW I’KICES below still reign. 10,000 yard* Bent check* at 01 emt per yard. The very finest Ginghams worth 194 cent* at 10 cents. 10 (100 ’yard* Best void w ide sheeting at 0 cents per yard. Fine line of Blankets from 00 cents SIO.OO a pair. 4.‘207 lard- Good'Jeans ut 12} cents per yt.rJ. Fine Red Damask Table Cloth 35 cents. 4.872 yards t etter Jeans at2o cents per Yard. Fine line of Dress Goods from 5 cent to 50 cents. 6,462 Yards Better Jeans at 25 cents per yard. Two nice Han kerchiefs for 5 cents. 6,738 Yards Be; nil wool Jeans at 40 cents per yard. 100 Suits Clothes worth $0.00; $3.50. 12.2 6 Yards Good Prints 4 cents p-r yard. 120 Suits Clothes worth §12.00; $8.50. 9,617 Yards Better Prints at f> cent* per _\ard. IDS Suits Clothes worth $13.00; $ 10.00. 13,123 Yards Best Prints at 51 and f> cents per yard. 117 Suits Clothes worth r 18.O0; $15.00. Splendid women shoes every pair warranted at 90 cents. 109 Suits Clothes worth !>2o.00; S2O 00. Splendid women Veal Calf shoes every pair warranted at $1.25. 112 Suits Clothes worth *3O 00; $25.00. Best Brogan in Georgia $1 40. * 07 Suits Clothes worth $35.00; .' 27.50 and $30.00. A too t I it. stock of Br igunsSl .00 100 Good all wool Jeans coats i2 00. Fruit of the Doom full yard wide Blenching B.J cents. Bed Ticking 6 cents to 25 cents. A Good article of full yard wide Bleaching 7 cents. fisa/- Jcntm has’advanced 20 per cent, but as you see I am selling at last year’s prices. MY STOCK OF SHOES A WONDER! N 3 vet* in the history of Forsyth lias such a stock of- w N E i 1 have on hand and to arrive w ' o, 'Ui of SHOES and BOOT'S, nearly all of which I HAVE MADE TO ()Rl)|-'R and of course in ge’iting them from FIRST HANDS GET BOT TOM PRICES, and intend to SKI.I. ACcbuiMSULY. NO SHODDY GOODS IN STOCK. I GUARANTEE EVERY PAIR! And If thov do not give satisfaction bring them buck and your money will be refunded. 1 have everything from the Fines: LAD IKS* and HUNTS H\ND- -1 A DIS Shoes to the Cheapest Brogans. My 90 cents Woman’s .Shoe can not be bought for less than $1.25 elsewhere. Mv sl.lO Brogan is the best Brogan in the world. My stock of Children’s, Youth's and .*isses’ Shoes is complete and can’t be equaled in Forsyth. When it comes to Shoes 1 defy competition. Come and sec this princely stock before you buy your Shoes. 1 have on hand and to arrive $ 10,0U0 worlh of CLOTHING! CLOTHING! Bv far tne LARGEST Stock eve exhibited in Forsyth. The name of GUKENWOOD and CLOTHING are synonymous in Mon ro’e countv, and 1 can snv without boasting that lam the acknowledged LEADER in this line. Competition will fairly howl when it strikes ine on t’LO TH I N’t! this season. I spent about thirty day- in the Northern and Eastern markets getting up Bargains and Novelties in this line, and ean show the Largest, Most Stylish. Cheapest and most Elegant Stock of Men's Youth’s and Children’s CL '(THING ever brought to Forsvth. 1 ean lit any body from Bartow Blood worth, jr.. that rides around in his little baby carriage to Judge James \\ bite, who can very comfortably till up a two-horse wagon. Dont buy a Suit or an Overcoat till you come to headquarters and examine my stock. 1 have 4SIoOO WOR i II HATS AND CAPS! Of all Styles and Color.-, from the finest Stetson to the Cheapest Wool, embracing sh* ‘'til!' B;‘ n. \\ i‘ieP' fi; h, Narrow b’.-t-n 1 li\v t'rown. Hi rh Crown, and In faet any stvie that von can tie ntion. at nrle ttiat will astonish you. 1 am receiving a large lot of the Celebrated DIAMOND SHIRTS, both Lanmlred and UnDnndied. Tie Fhirt needs no commendation It is an acknowledged faet that it is ilie lies; tilting, made of the Lost maier.al, and i- tie Cheapest Shirt known to the world. Call and see my elegant hue of TRLJN KS at r ovk bottom prices. Call and examine mv beautiful line of LADIES’ CIRCULARS,CLOAKS, JERSEYS,DRESS GOODS,&■ A full line of (tout’s FNDKUWKa U, Neckwear, Notions, Ae. Jt is a duty that you owe your wife, your children and vourse’.f to hr.v vonr goods whore yon can get them the cheapest. But you will come to see me, for as the water seeks its level"so will an'enlightened public seek and surely find where they can get the most goods for the least money, and that i.iace in Forsvth thi- season will he M. GREENWOOD’S Dry Goods. Clothing and Shoe Emporium. 1 Messrs. 11 G. G IBs UN, J. 11. D I’M AS and G. F. RAN Ki N are with me and would bo glad to have their friends to call on them. Yours to Please, M. GREENWOOD, FORSYTH. GA. PROPRIETOR NEW YORK STORE AND LEADER OF LOW PRICES. 1. W. ENSIGN. book seller. STATION VM. N KWS DEALER. All the Standard School Books on hand. Miscellaneous Books and Station ary tor sale at LOWEST PRICES! Subscriptions received tor all standard N owspanersand Periodicals Agent for CHRISTIAN INDEX. Art Instruction. J. U. Blount bavin" opened an Art Clic.** Forsyth. will rcfi\a limited ; - pupils desirous of pefecting them- M v in Painting and drawing. T,.k\i< Pnfvate le,'?ons per Olaaa instrueliotl $6 00 per quarter of ten weeks. . . i , . , Tb.'*e wishing to pun an out-d*or sketeu ing class will bv rtvritvil at special rat s. Mrs. Blount can be seen at Mr. C. H. Sharp's restdenee. w here the class is now held, on Moiulhvs ami Tlmrsdays. between the hours ot 10 a m. and 1- M. Portraits done in Oil and Crayon at moderate charges. GKORUI A Monroe County.—Notice is hefcbv given to all persons concerned that in the month of March. Isß >. Nancy L, Pavne. late of said countv. departed this life intestate and no person lias applied for admir.istjation on the estate oi said Nancy 1-. Payne in said state, that admin istration will be vested in O. 11. B. Blood worth, public adinini-trator. or someotner lit and proper pers m. after the publication of this citation, unless valid objection is made to his appointment. Given under my hand and official signa ture this August 31. 1880. $3.00 JNO. T. MeGINTY. Ord'y. MONEY FOR FARMERS. AVe are prepared to negotiate loans for farmers in anv sums for tive years time. Avith the privilege of paying the whole or part of it back whenever desired. Interest payable annually at 8 per cent per annum. Bring vour deeoswith\t-u Applv for particulars to 13 ,*S. Willingham or C A. kiso. Correspondents. Bfliabk evidence giv WHISKY en and reference to HABITS cured patients and CURED! ptivsciar.s. Send for mv book or. the liu! i ? s and their cure. Free. ' iclilo COM MI SSI ON ERS SA LE. PF.RSUA NT to an order granted at tin last term of Monroe Superior Court, wiU be sold at public outcry, before the courthouse door in the town of Forsytli.on the first Tuesday in December next, eleven acres of land, more or less, in the ISixth dis trict of Monna- county. Ga.. lying near to and adjoining the corporate limits of For syth and bounded on east by Liny Wynn, south by N. 13. Wynn. Trustee, and R. T. Asbury, west by R. T As bury, and south | by road leading from Forsyth to Little’s , fi-rrv, on which land are two dwelling , houses. Sold for the purpose of division j among the joint tenants, Josephine Goins, i Marv S. A. Wynn. and Mattie Perkins, j Terms of sale, one half cash, and one half | on twelve months time. Bond for title will be given. Deeds made when all pur chase money is paid. The above property will be sold in one lot or in two lots, one consisting of four j acres, more or less, and one of seven acres. more or less, the dividing line to commence l at southwest corner of N B. Winn's lot, i and riming south 211 degrees east to the public road. November Ist. ISStj. C. A KING. D G. PROCTOR, W. T. MAYNARD, Commissioners. SHERIFF’S SALES FOR DECEMBER. WILL be sold before the Court ITouse door in the town of Forsyth on the : Ist. Tuesday in December next the fol | lowing property to wit; ! ON E mouse colored mare mule about 1 4 years old. and one spring wagon, iron axel, one horse, known as the Turk wagon i Levied on as the property of Anthony I Wats n defendant to satisfy a ii fa issued | from Monroe County court in favor of Tinsley. Bro A Cos., for use ot Dumas & i Allen vs Anthony Watson, j ALSO at the same time and place will le sold. Fifty acres of land h ing in the ; thir*t district of Monn-e count’, la-ing the ■ northeast corner of lot no No. 1 >’• b >ntid ed east by Henry Kngiish s,,uth by Mrs. j Parker, west br J- W. Ruilisill and north j by John Berry Levied on as the proper tv of Z. T. English defendant to s; d-fy a Mortgage li fa issued fr ms M aroe B ;pe rior court in favor ot R. L. Doughtry vs. said English. 1 have the FINEST tot of MONUMENTAL DESIGNS, i In tlie country, and ear. sell you the very best Imported Monuments in Marble or Granite. I am also prepared to -ell you Headstones, Box Tombs, A ace* Iron Fencing, etc. DEO. \Y. CASE. 60 I’lum street, Macon, Ga. FORSYTH. MONROE COUNTY, GEORGIA. TLESRIY MORNING. NOVEMBER 9. 1886. Hilliard Institute! THE fall term of this popular institution is now in successful operation, with the brightest prospect since the war. The ear ly completion of the new, elegant and well furnished buildings, the assured success of the several new departments, added re cently, the liberal foreign and home patron age are sources of great satisfaction to ail who feel a pride in this institution and the growth and prosperity of Forsyth. Besides a full and regular A B. Course making it • One of the best schools in the state”, these new departments make it the --Only school of the kind in the south,” where young gentlemen may receive in structions in any grade of English Branches, Latin. Greek, German, French, Mathematics Book-keeping, Penmanship, Music* Elocution, Drawing, Stenography, Gymnastics, Military. Ac., at a reasonable cost of.— tuition: Primary Grade 82*00 per month. Grammar Grade 83.00 per month. High SchoolGrade 4.00 per month. Collegiate Grade 6 00 per month. Board in good families 10.00 per month. Incidentals 1.00 per term. thcsf. not regular students: Stenography and type writ ing So.oo per month. Telegraphy and type writ ing 4.00 per month. Pen man sh ipan and cy pe wri t >ng 3.00 per month. Type 6\ riting 2.00 per month* Each special study 1.00 per month. Instilments are furnished free. Manv school Text Books are free. We Expect soon all Books to be free. New library and np aratu> Tree. A\ e hope to secure an endow ment that will sustain these competent Pn>- fcsM-r> in their respective departments, making Hilliard Institute an Ur.rivalded Institution in the country. Wo are v._-rv tliunktul for the encouragement and liberal patronage v.e enjoy and hope to merit and receive a greater incr-as- in the future. Catalogues win ; oon be ready for distri bution. Any information furnished freelv at any time. Address. A . E. ORR, Principal. Forsyth, Ga. Monroe Female College! F O RSYTLI. GE O K GIA. THE next session of this institution will I- pen MONDAY. September 13. lSbT>. The location is healthful; the depart ments of Literature. Science and Art arc under management of experienced and efflei-nt teachers: discipline is rirmlv but kindly administered: and the institution h fi st growing in favor, efficiency and pat ! ronage. For further particulars apply for Cata logue to R. T. ASBURY’. President. Or to I. R. Bhankam, Seo’y. EDGAR (L. ROGERS. AH competitor? have been foredt! to stand aside, and I now bold the fort as the Loading DIG GOODS man in all tW country. All the markets have been ransacked and all the means at my command ve been used to collect all the NOVELTIES of the season. Ihe quality of my eoodSare up to my former standard, and in regard to prices, ray circumstances allow me tpsaw you some of your hard earned wealth on ev ery purchase. I keep everything irf stock that can be found in any store in my line, to enumerate, even in part, would btutoo great a task, but remember some of mv special ties as given below. J CLOTHING! I flatter myse ! that I carry ne , trgost and finest stock of Clothing between Atlan ta and Macon. 1 have the finest, medium and cheap grades, but make the most noise about my line of VOOKII ELS, M! I * KR, &RU PELS, FINK CLOTH TNG,for which ) have the exclusive agency in this place. These goods have no equal for style, fit and quaJit\ in the United States. DRESS GOODS! AH the latlies have declared my ,Dck of Dress Goods to he the nobbiest and pret tie-t ever seci, here, and besides 1 hir e all the Trimmings to match in Clasps, large and small buttons, Velvets, etc. BOOTS AND SHOES. I handle al! the standard makes ui Boots and Shoes, and as I sell no shoddy goods am prepared to give a guarantee on :gi sales. DOMESTIC GOODS. Remember this, for it will save vsu money, I sell all Domestic Goods at strictly Factory Brices. My stock of JEANS, TICKING? FLANNELS, WATERPROOFS, HATS, CAPS! And NO! JONS generally, is large ea"U<rh and cheap enough to demand your earnest inspection before buying, and for your good as well as my own I cordially invite your thorough attention when yon are looking around for bargains. Messrs. J. (J. BLALOCK atjd J. F. HOWARD are with me and will smile happily on all their friencf; and customers. Again inviting you to see me, I rim am yours truly. EDGAB L. ROGKKS. Barnesvilh*. Ga., Sept.. 8. 1885. .-■*?* X • . I? t V’'SIS \ * rec to Atlanta,Ga. I Promptly and most effectively cradi- £ ULCERS, New PitOF£i.siOJMAL VVOXK. | Of an Energetic and Enterprising Young Firm. Among the men of ability, capi tal and energy- who have been at tracted to Montgomery in the past few years, are a couple of young lawyers, who by their rapacity, tact and work, have stepped into promi nence, and secured the respect and regard of all who have come in con- ! tact with them. They are Messrs. Collier & Pinekard, whose offices are in the second story front of the new Tyson building on Dexter Av enue, and over Male, Kraus & Co.’s drug store. The firm consists of Mr. B. K. Collier and Mr. J. S. Pinekard, both under thirty years of age, and formerly ot Opelika. Mr. Collie was admitted to the bar in 1870 and is a director of the First National Bank, of Opelika. Mr Pinekard was admitted to the bar in 1882. They opened an office herein December of last year, and do a genera! iaw business, making a speciality of the law of real estate and insurance. It is of the special features of the firm's business, some ot which are novel and needed in this section, that the Advertiser proposes to in form tlie public, for to many busi ness men it is news. S nee 1881 they have been correspondents of the Corbin Banking Company of New York city, since which time they have negotiated more than a million dollars in loans for eastern and European investors, principally for English and Scotch syndicates. It is doubtless true that Collier & Pinekard have examined more land titles than any firm of lawyers in Alabama Their experience lias thoroughly familiarized them with all matters pertaining to real estate, and has taught them the needs of this section in hitherto unthought ot directions. In securing farm loans there are many points of interest to the gen end public. The rate charged by the syndicates i< the legal one ot eight per cent. A small fee is charged by Messrs Collier k Pinekard for their services, which is paid bv the borrower twelve months after the ioan is made, which makes the total cost of the loan between nine and ten per cent. Loans are made in sums of 83,000 and upwards. After all the papers are sunmitted to them for examination, the transaction is completed m ten days. It a (verson makes app! cation for, say 81,00$, he is paid that sum No deduction is tnadv on account of any fees or other charges. Borrowers get the whole amount of money applied (or. Thev lend 40 per cent, of tlie value of property offered as security; one applying for SI,OOO must have real i estate worth at least 82,500. NO lon ll is untie ue i.jhu in excess oi the tax assessed value of the prop erty. * This rule is never departed from. Even it property offered as security is worth 810,000 and the assessed value is SI,OOO, they will in no case leiid more than SI,OOO. While the tax assessment is no crit erion of value, yet it a taxpayer swears before the assessor that his iand is worth only such a sum, no loan will bo placed in excess of such sworn statement as to amount. One of the lessons taught bv their extensive experience in real estate matters is the great desirability of getting at correct chains of title. Great carelesness has been exercised bv property owners everywhere in Alabama in this respect. Accord mgly they have undertaken to sup ply this need as nearly as possible. 1 iiev are making a complete ab stract of the titles to all the reality, bo *l l city and country, in Montgom ery county, and also in several of t lie con n ties .in winch they do hu-i --ness. Jhe abstract in Montgomery county is nearing completion, and as soon as finished, they will have a chain of title to all toe realty in the county. I’hey are now able to Turn ish an abstract of title in very short time. Inis will cover every con veyance, every judgment and de e:ve, every tax sale, and indeed ev erything of record affecting the title, iiieir abstracts are neat and full. In this connection the Advertiser can speak from the experience of one of its own forte. An examina tion of a city real estate title was desired, and Messrs. Collier & Pinek ard furnished a complete abstract from the original government patent down to date in a few hours. This is a great convenience to business men. and it is done much more surely and cheaply than such ser vices can be rendered by an attorney wtio has to wade through volumes of dusty records. But ihe most remarkable innova tion in connection with their busi ness is the feature of guarantee or insurance of title. Messrs. Collier & Pinekard propose to guarantee the titles to pr<.pe;-;y vheu they furnish the abstract, and their charges for examining and guaranteeing the title are no more than would he made by any lav- y i the exami nation alone without the guarantee. The advantages of the real estate guaranty plan to real e-tate agents will, without doubt, be appreciated, as will appear from a few illustra tions. Coder the old system A. places in Bs hands for sale, property valued at $10,000; it is considered by B a desirable property for hitr to make an effort to sell; he spends time and m mey in advertising the property ami finally effects a sale ; the abstract of title is tarnished the purchaser, who bauds into his attor ioy for examination ; it proves de fective to such a decree that he advised not to purchase. During the examination of the title the agent has devo*ed more or less time in his endeavors to perfect the title to the satisfaction of the buyer’s at torney, but has failed. The result is the agent loses not only time and money on this particular sale, but perhaps has devoted time that ho could have made of value on other transactions, and it will be a very ease indeed where B would be able o collect the commission due him on the sale effected without litiga tion. Under the title guarantee plan A places in B’s hands for sale property which has a guaranteed title—the “certificate of guarantee'’ issued, for instance, two years prior to the date on which B makes the contract for sale. The certificate of guarantee is at once taken to the of fice of Collier & Pinckard, where an application is made for renewal to the purchaser, and in a few hours, if A has done nothing to encumber the title, the renewal will be grant ed, guaranteeing the title perfect to date. The result is that Ais ena bled at once to receive the purchase 'noriey, and B, the agent, has his commission without any delay or anxiety. The reasons why the title guaran ty plan should be adopted bv those making loans on real estate securi ties are many. Under this plan the borrower furnishes a title that is guaranteed. The lender is furnished not only an abstract of title showing all conveyances affecting the title hut he has a guaratee against any loss bv reason ot a faulty title. Un der the guaranty plan you get speed in your transfers an l protection in '•ase your title is attacked by any i (verse claim. If an opinion of - use! isgivn overlooking a defect ' o ;■ >.V ii I. ;! il Si". :■ ;i. - . •* : ; • .10 perhaps Iv< a , •,< gV• : . imilur dote:'! s- i !-..•• -w ■• • tail t i’vuer hoiiis a titie policy with if) - v j;ue!-.ui • he w;R t ..ceivv ■■ii* T I'i.e making of loans on city prop •rtv is also anothei new feature o (lie firm's business. Messrs. Collie.- & Pinckard propose to m-go'iat.- loans on Montgomery city mi! estate. This feature of their business will be in operation at an early date, and will afford conveniences to property owners hit her to im possible to secure Thus it appears tlint there are new things under the sun after all. Messrs, •o! ur A Pinckard arc s troK'd. erv h.ir <if (he tfuiiiks iviibUac-Mit!tx hr locating here, and *le\ : tug " : ilitv a n>l enterprise to t lie a i vance eut ot its business interests. They .re alrea ty property owners them selves, and thus show in every way their confidence in Montgomery's future. Everybody will welcome as many such useful citizens as can possibly be induced to come here. Reccommended by Gov. Ireland. Autis, Texas. Aug. 8, 1885. To Mh. A. K. Uawkf.s: Dear Sir —lt gives me pleasure to say that i have been using your glasses for some time past with much satisfac I tion. For clearness, softness, and | for all pm poses intended, they are not surpassed by any that I have ever worn. 1 would recommend them to ail who want a superior glass. 1 am very respectfully vours, JOHN \ RELAX!), Governor of Texas, All eyes fitted by W. E. SA N DEBS Forsyth, Ga., Public Opinion. Columbus Er.qiurer. it seems somewhat curious that, while the necessity for intellectual stimulus and development is so clearly recognized and abundantly provided for, the still greater need of building up character should receive less thoughtful and systematical at tention. Whether we look at it from the stand point of the individ ual or ot the nation, character has equal importance with scholarship. That the child should be trained to speak the truth, to be scrupulously honest, to control his appetites, to regulate his desires, to love justice arid mercy, to cultivate kind feelings and generous actions, is of as much consequence to his future life ana in Alienee as any kind of information that could be given to him. P avails more to the workman that he be sober, industrious, and bones*, than that he be well-taught in many branches of learning: to the bu>i ness or professional man, that his honor be obove suspicion is a more momentous matter than that tie should have passed through the full est curriculum. And as the nation is ma le up of individuals, and her welfare is constant with theirs, it i> equally true that a country's pros purity depends far more upon the character ot her citizens than upon any other quality whatever. A Womans Suffering. Rocky Mt.,N.C., March 1, 1885. For fifteen years my liver and kidneys have been badly affected— not a day in that time without the headache. Since using the B. B B —Botonic Blood Bairn—l have been entirely relieved ; no pain, no trouble at all. and I teel a'most like another person. lun one among the great est advocates of B. B. 8., and you are at liberty to use rnv name Mas. C. li. Gay. NUMBER 45 A@Al 111 POWQER Absolutely Pure. This powder never varies. A irJarvel of purity, strength and wholesomeness. Mof* economical than the ordinary kinds, and cannot be sold in competition with the mul*. titude of low test, short weight, aium or phosphate powders. Sold only in cant. Royal Biking Powder Cos., 106 Wall street, Now York. CLIMCMAN’S Tobacco ms —r— n— t i r—m ■ iiiim REMEDIES < ;i'- ..r's.tfst Kcdtcat DintOTary ol ■ >.sf. 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IN compliance with an order from the court of Oiinarvforthe purpose of pay ing debts and distribution, will be sold be r'.re the courthouse door in Forsython first Tuesday in November 188 G between the hour- of sale the real estate belonging to J. B. Bowers late of said county deceas ed to wit: That tract of land situated in the Oth district of Monroe county, known as the Rowe place and being the North half of lot No. sixty-eight i 88) containing one hundred acres more or lees. Terms cash. D. C. BOWERS, Administrator. flsi nonr of the Honit > derful Cure* oa rtx-orO.