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About The Montgomery monitor. (Mt. Vernon, Montgomery County, Ga.) 1886-current | View Entire Issue (April 29, 1886)
the monitor. D. v. gurrox, Editor. Mt. VEBN< >N GA. APR Entebfd at the Post-office at Mt. Yebkom, Ga., as second-class matter. SUBSCRIPTION RATES. (cash in advance,) Twelve months d? Six mouths Four mouths > ° If payment is not male in advance, or within the first month utter the name is ent-rea »n our books, it will he charged for al t.io >atc ot two dollars per annum. BATES OF ADVERTISING. One inch one insertion 1 Each subsequent insertion o One inch one month r !’!. One inch three months i One inch six months J One inch twelve months Id. One quarter column one month. ■> One quarter column twetv months._o m One half column one month 1 One half column twelve months. . 10 oil One column one motitii P. 1 1,1 Oue columu twelve months in t o Advertisements from responsible par ties will be published until ordered out, j when the time is not. sp< copy, and charges made accordingly. Communications for individual benefit or of a personal character will be ehaig ed for the name as advertisements. Legal advertisements, the rates n, which are regulated by law, are payable in advance. Announcements of candidates for *<;.iee, a.c dollars, in advance. In accordance with an net of the Legislature, advertisement will he iiisortc-u in tut Mosrron at the fnllowii g runs For caah 10a win-*. 75 c m • mr <-.-.c,t in sertion for tin- first four ins.-rt.ons; t<w ‘•n«’*i vnbeqncnt insertion, ... tents tm e v .irds No a vertisement.com iderto " i ol.i ; JOo words. Each and every wens se <1 mcnil. including caption, date ami .‘..-atm-- "t.i e.- counted. Every fignn con LOCAL iTEMS. Xt rained yesterday like it was hired. the law. —Mrs Maggie E. Clifton, of Tattnal - county, died tin Sunday nieht the l.- h instant, of pneumonia. She left a large family of helpless children, in indigent circumstances, we h am. Lot the democracy of the East he united and success is assure.’. We have not seen a man under tin influence of liquor during court, so far S-The McArthur congressional boom i Is on like a freshet. Il threatens le innhdate all the wire grass counties. —Miss gallic Smith did net ntmT home last week, as was expected, belli; detained at Spring Hi 11, by sick m s. —Colin M cKae's must cube is in »-••• tinn. We think it is duo to the- put be that they should be informed on U.i in lint. —Judge rate, of Ilawliinsville, who lias been favorably inoulhmed in con nection with congressional honors, i« a warm supporter oiMeArlhiir. —lt would bo out, of the question for us to mention by name all the promi nent citizens of tlie county who have been in attendance upon the court this wool:. —Thanks to Miss M. Alice Higgs, of Savannah, for her kind wishes for the Monitor. Hersolntiou of Ihe April Fool puzzle was correct. It came too late for last week’s issue. —We very much regret to learn that Master Douglas, little son ot Hon. Vv. T. McArthur, was quite sick during the | first few days of this week, so much s<> \ an to prevent his father's attendance ui j yo-. rt. —The. Democratic Executive Commit- ; toe of Montgomery county had r. meet ing Tuesday, ami called a meeting oi the party, to be held on the first -Mon day in Juue, to select delegates to the gubernatorial ami congressional conven tions. —We understand tlmtourdistingnisb ! eil mid able fellow coiiuty-m u, Jud :< Mcßae. who has been favorably m -n --tioned in connection with the congres sional nomination, is not only not in aspirant for that honor, but is an advo cate of the claims of McArthur. —Montgomery Superior Court is in session this week, Hon. C. C. Kihbee, Judge of the Oconee Circuit presiding, w ith his usual grace and ability. It is understood that it is the intention of his honor to hold two weeks, taking up the criminal docket next Monday. We no tice among the visiting attorneys the following gentlemen: Cols. C. C Smith, Sol. Gem, Torn Ilason, and D. C. Mc- Lennen, MeVille; Alfred Herrington, Robert W illiams and John D. Ashton. Swayneslvu-o: Isaiah Beasley and C. H. Mann, Ileidsville: D. M. Roberts, -T dm F. Del,-.icy and Gns Smith, Eastman; H. L. Griner, Tom 1-Vlder jr.. .1 fin f. , Stubbs and Robin Stanley, D ib' ; A. * C Pate, Haw kins • ille: Wash R e:. • S ivu’inah; Tom W.iMi Sylvai.ia. —Wo w ill give a year’s subscription to the Monitor for the biggest watermelon j raised in Montgomery county this sum mer. —M- Wiley E. Adams, the efficient cousthle of the court rcom this week, has our hearty thanks for the finest lot of radishes that we have seeu. Three to the tb—pretty good for April. But wej should like to kuow how lie found out that we love radishes like a methodist preacher loves fried chicken. —We would invite the attention of the reader to the law card of Col. D. C. McLennan, of MeVille in to-days paper. Also that of Col. Alfred Herringt >u of Swavuesb. ro. These gentlemen arc both a.-ell of ability and standing in their pro fession. A man who is not too stingy to i advertise is not apt to swindle his client in regard to fees, and deserves to succeed —as he always does. —Our good friend John D. McLeod, paid this office a short call on Tuesday. We believe his numerous friends in this county have “almost persuaded” him to enter the Senatorial contest. And wo are of the opinion that when the voter, are counted, and the returns begin to come in from Montgomery, the man that heals John D. will be i-caied 'til he j wont’ grow any more until 'die next elec- ' t ion. —The editorial fraternity is well rep- j resented here this weeK. b e have ln- ti j called upon by brother, lluivu of tea Eastman Times, brother Burton, of the ! Dodge Comity Journal, brother Stubbs, | of the Dublin Gazette, brother Herring- I ton, of tho fcbvuyuesboi'O Pine Forest, and brother Tom Walsh, representing the Syivania Telephone. Vie have been very much pleased and enlertainod by ali and each of these gentlemen, who are able and til representatives of the j press of tl,<: state. Book KoLico. Godf.v’s Ladx’s Book for May opens with a pretty engraving entitled “Re- ! 1 turning Home.” A quaint picture that; causes a smile when we note the discom fort caused to the party by a day's ( picnicking in the. woods. The serial, 4I A Core-net of Thorns, by J. A. Prich ard, continues in interest. A Bright ,-tnry entitled •TListiug.s’ Retreat,” by Euplnvmiu May,-, shows various glimpses , of charnel,-I- well drawn n|>. The reader is anxious to sen how it, will end, tin; corielm-ioii being promised in the next issue. Several good short stories appear J in the! iok. among " inch is “MbsDeli u:he’s Episode.’ by ib'beit C.- Meyeis, •‘Sister Ann,” by Inn Churchill, “Mary's We filing,” by C. Leaeh. a Memorial da-.' poem by ... ni ni x". V, i e ,o.', and snnrti-r Deems by George. Birdseye and others. The colored fashion plate gives , a faithful illustration of tho new shades j I,- adopted for spring coMnines; the j numerous lanbiou pa go a giving pi* at) i i designs for making up ibiicn lit fabrics j into Easier waidrobes. A pretty colored ; work design f.,r a tidy, after t! -.- p-npnli.r j Mikado, and numerous other iilnstra- j, tionsy complete the number, whieli eau” j not fail to please the severest critic. Godyy'k improvi s as the year advances, and all who are not at present subscribes will do well to send ami receive it to gladden their homes each month. <4. > • r.-cra Red Bluff. . We missed R x’s Rod Pint! items last week. It was proimoly on account of high water. J. H. Dai ley is sick. Hope lie will be out again soon. Mr. Burner caught n nice mess o: cat fish Saturday too 17. b. IB- says the first caught by him was between sou-; down and dark—when Rax was with ; him. Loud & Bengnot have their tramway I done, ami will inn a raft to Darien this ; week. We understand that ?*lr. B. will go down on the raft. Laconh. j r.-.-.m 7 • 8,. Cotton planting is all the ruga shout Z iiilee. Borne few of the fanners have , Inker, ad vantage of toe dry wo;.‘her to J work out their corn. That's right f.irm | era, work out your corn early; ph,v.’ do ; and plow deep, for the first plowing is ! the one to make the corn. The first I, lowing is mure impuritm!. tii.ni any two ' after war,ls. We are glad to see bo tnanv colts in tlic country this spring; it shows that our people are becoming awakened to, , one interest. It’s always been surprising to our mind that there has been so little i attention pai 1 to raising horse? in this country, w'.e-u they cun 1.:: raised ?«, much cheaper than they can be bought from the we-t; and not only that, but, we keep the money belts at home, to buildup our own country. Fa'mere, I look still t . vour in sere.-1. and he •;> on raising, and thus secure your independ ence. I -’-I-... ali. - Frew, Sevarii. Mb. Edidob: —1 have been favored j wi ( li a few copies of your pap. r. and was well-pleased w-ith them. I think the M mitor supplies an> i that Monte-.til ery has long felt, and whicfi tb 3 peopk ■ m-e thought was supplied in the Empire St-lfr. but die- ' !i* "■ '.Veri-OKI ' - shattered, for the Empire State had tal i 'en a victim to that dreadful disease, financial weakness, und died a sudden death. I hope the Monitor is not aiHieted with any symptoms of this disease, for if we have another so sudden n death in our midst, 1 fear it will give tho newspaper men such a scare that they would never ; again try to live in our midst. We hope tho good people of Mont ; goruery will come forward and lend nit ; aiding baud in every wav possible to iu ; sure success in your enterprise. Next week is court week, uinT l hope the good citizens of the county will come j forward, ns is their duty, and hand in their names as subscribers, with the pay j in advance. j You, on tho margin of the samples i sent me, wrote the word correspondent? I have never written for a paper, but will endeavor to give the Seward dots, ns ! tin -inspire. V. iiat sav vou? i . hi.. ~ |Vi i*iio - XliU. j -mapit. ■ warr? •vmp.r.,*rww, W?.J rs KT.vur::. dk, GEC.-.aiA, IIKA l)7 T A 51'3T.15; 5 V , il 17CTIOINIS, kJ cnora 7«i.erciianß,':.• ROOTri, SHOES, CLOTHING axd HATE; in§p r* 7 ,r* *• r* r y \7 -n *-*r.» j•- ~ *r, - ••• it \1 (J- hU * c •a * is' C-n » Li u «t#' iiasw, *>* C » 1 ixviA'f -ixa tvi: BEST COMTEK IN Til l) • STATE GPo OCKZJBT, wool > :s j. GARDE , SEED P< ITATOES, STA'I IONARA PA< JKAGE , JEWELRY, ETC., ETC. I* 1.5 L\ M A Six ECU WHAT YOB W ,V IN' T . I LIKE TO SHOW MY GOODS. ALL LEADING FA MILY MEDICI N i IS IN SToc K, ; r; c L U D I N G 1 Dr. Clink’s Illooil and Liver Fills, Ra mon’s Relief and Ramon's Ncrvo and Done Oil. I BELL (MEAI’IiR THAN THE Cl I i ’ APEBT. Give me a tn' r! before purchasing else where. [3-18-’SG.-lm. V* w a’■■* • •- -* - • . k ,, . . ® i . , ; . > i., ,' .• _Vri ■ - , !r '»• ‘ ’. ,1 ” -■ , : . M-%JV. ' - » • * . • , ’ *■ ■"<», r- ~ -'iT • >•_ * ’• «'•••. ■ * ’.H "VO.■ - . ■- - ■;/' \ >/>• .'A.i-: '■% ••, . ' ■ - • - t > t '\ r . ' . •' ' .;* ••.‘i •'■■■ ■■ •->• -• ■ •- .•;_ . , ;* „• > l . ' , ■ if ; ■ .. .. • ' 'y;-a■. ; ; | r r: rur* ■" r f ;.n -„- i-- nr rv -v -,- — T ■ - -*• ’■ ’ ' J ■' Ju I*r . ' /.. -A *• ' - -- < *' /> n. J-ll '/ V A ** L"L J. Jf, / - ; ' ;'>c' t :--’t- * r- *> r *- * - % a » i 1 .- i \ .:' j ■ .... /. Scad l-it Catatoirio iui.l'lea. a ■ i.C B .' - 2 <: ■ rn r-’ Uw wai.’ 1: • J jfi /’■*’. o' 19 rs ' ■ • ' '-A : • % yjav;.. < ;. V" f 6 \ ' - * ' ■ ' 7 X\ < :> ' ' ; rw 1 - . ' Vff >. 5 -' i kM:--?* . m A . u. f $ : ,-J> f-'V;' ':-Yt v.. '■ y f YT,; ;• '■ .. . . : ■■i'A'l m- i \ffA- ■ ' -Vs ! -'tM' -7 ■ v T • ••.-Bd'-c . A- '-d- ' '/ '• 7 . , • ,VT -p •• - -d/v gn VP ft x-r-t r* -w ' b e ' mnsyf** tic > # v. * A ' t. : ■ , y v _ -WD rl C-/ -ti it. - *' i vy A L ' he Wt - V/ * : 5■T E Y ORG A i’<7 7i: : \-AR RA ST ED, /.yO TKid 7CAV-~jyA f ~Z '.A Adc.h L X.^. sr a r- r + ' Hr' h , Lciore F r :Fciia^iiii ÜBS &1 H inn mm -lUU ORGANS. To he Closed out Regardless of Cost. Our Annual Closing Out Bale, Prepara tory to Inventory. Listen to llio Story. Stock Taking is the time for Bargains. Then, we clear out generally, and start, anew. 1200 Pianos and Organa too many on hand. Blast part with them. Some used a few months only: Some a year or so; Some five vents; Some ten vi ars. Al! in prime order and some of them Ee'.olish. 0, Renovated, Unstrung and made nice as Hew. Each and all are real bargains, Mteh ns comes aim g hut oneu a year. SS'.tV t'A<li lavs Id a pest, but we give Yi rv E isv Terms, if needed V* Hi i'E tor CLOSING OUT SALE CTRCI EARS, and MENTION THIS .' . Y .. . .'TNT. BARGAINS A J Kusical Instruments. .b 'lf A L Tho pat in <l(v p. Times lir.nl. f- ■i ’ ! •(> liu*<” . A #20,000 JSlock tn I<* 1;• • t;iii*•»i 1.1 WUOi.ESALE PKI.CEH. •ul i tct. : 6 these pvices: At i •' it! o; :()\ L S \ Keys, roc; 8 Kr\ \ fIV; 1“ ri vs, JHH” 1 stop, 1 stop, 'J’rumpcis r.'.’iM Clnu.ps, 22.20. HA*:*lOs I' t'Mionfl. 1 Screws. * i^ht He vws, t 2.7 »• Nickel Him, 12 Screws jfll; Same, 21 Hcre\t s, : VJUt*!V , With Compltito OailltH. l*ow, llosin, Instructor, v2,;jn $5,00, s7 f l'll SIO,OO ! Tmhoh, only ?0,50. 'r. • Eiiti.r AntoEiutiv’ .Musical lustrum'nt. r.r.a : n t g 5 i-.v! 2*l- ;i j.iMfc paitl. Our sc'uoti.ei. ! (*•*.:! M’ l ’, ('eii-.d. ; * ■!’hie j*rs.-u s. :i : • ; .’octtes. Ori.'H ;*ii Tj’rlio . I'um.is, a’ . . . ,'J. i. uiii.v. ’, etc. A!.:. t« » » Im>w JUO‘»VN. •a r.\ "i with oiiDKit. * >cn :::. | T- s o •i< f'Hi' ipd if |ho ;;ooils do ioi suit. A 1 haii-',’mule ill;-.::;:(cd ('fitaJoy ile (do irises) tree ! to fdi. ■ 1., I "L r- .. 1 —B. ..MIMV.MJ. 11-V . i . M ;.! ti 11 n:!,ls ill pii-1 vs- Kla'.-ip-, :. id we wit -a in’, I ■ 1 1.-. ■<• Ilf el I 111 ' rm . i’l F.llf VtH’AJ, iuiii }Xi-.L'l’.l : 11 !'..‘iTAL IV.U ►J-.e.-t Alsu, (.'alniogite of la.r ID-if.it Slr.M ai d >la-: . Retfer V:i.-i;;-iIte; from mi than ally Nror tliqiu Mimic jiDiise ean give. Order 'i inde a Hpe.-i di v. Cu diiniers in nil tin- Simtheru States. Letters promptly mi sweied. Address p widen & Bates, Southcrß I-.i- v ic Ixciso Bav’h Oa., Or, Ai \* m pill A U-S, JMoViile (in. ! Dr. A 1-1 Wi; .'KH.M-f • »Sr, ' ■ iitliHl Chi. J .ye, luii’, 'J lli’oafc, J.'Uil itusjil Bi-> uses. B rttr. npr 15 SC ly. & CO. irv •! <3fjsnsriz:&j\ ss :ia :i:0 6o:c£.a.:ct idis.mj V I) LEADER ]X LOW PRICES, MOUNT VERNON GA. l ' Keep connhmtly on l.mnl, a full lino of n bi:y <;<>< i n c Korr.TUKS, haiji'WA'WK, .1 CLOTHING. hat: 1 . .* (V\l s. HOOTS A' 81IOKW, J 1 aOOKF.UY. UIiASSWAISR. (U Also. DIU’GS, A ?,l I'll .vrs. ( 1 N’T,S’ FFiIMSHIMI GOOD.S. s Anil any and even oilier tiling you limy wish to buy. t . We sell Flour, (I'aliu Family) at. i'll CO barrel. Huron (bulk,) si e at V7 00 "| 1 numbed, r " " alnuiMev- at- :'■> To 'j! linntlreil. 5 I’iints 5 (<’ 7 cents ’ yard, Fluid:, crtilj "J1 jnrd. t’> I'i * o(■ 1C 1" 0, l I;e noil 1. Cm i t'o i, no- i'li ml, mnl everythin; i Iso in prcporliun. ft A Fresb Garden seeds lie) t always mi liamt. New Goods arriving cv:j.y week. \\ e would say to tli 1 pi ivhatunp public that it will pay them to call and exnmino oiii'sleek before puivliasiiio elsi vvliere. inch 18 8e Cua. . McEAE & PRITCHETT, DB A-XTIIITLS IAT GEWELE A L MSIRC KA N L iS E & FA R IYI SUPPLIES LOTT, GEORGIA, ’ (AT Till JliTI iU TINTIMV. MSTII.T.I KY. 1 IVII .VI! MS FltOJl JIT, VKItNON', KOI 'l l,!.) PAY tHE B '' I AND ASK i ' )g, (if any .... leant ,1 Fi: :n iii IF ntj;oinory County. We 1••;>on hi ml ■ •"f r - ' / ; t< W,\ V's r;i\'-v(Tfl - r ■ v flftm’iPV •. l/UuHTI, An;) SMlil/mikfl FOKTiiB LEAST MONMY. I’u nil i up; I irp'mmnitH, llardwiiri*. Womlivaro, Tinware, Fancy and Ileavv (Irnee '; rirs, every tbin<r i" t lio wave!' Geids’ Fiiriiishinp'Qomln, linid y In mle (' i•>i im >•., Ladies’ Hats mid Dress Goods, mid e\ I'vlhiie.;' in Hit: linn el Dry (iuods, .\mimi-t and Geiieittl Merchandise. Our stork of :e.tifcAt jd lt- 2 cl cthiitG', Is the inrs-’cHt. and In st in the eoniPrv, and will lie sold ecluipcr than the eberpesl. ,v;% s > ais r r< n ir s aT& a r*-: 3 > i> sav <iooi »’. 1 V, . defy eonipetilion, emne from what <p aider il may. Wo will tell you Prints f» (ii 7 els.; l'laiib 7; (n 1(1; I lour (1 (<t 7j; (lorn 85c; (loiTee 8 (<< 10 tin* to the dollar, iimt mlier tliinps it proportion, (iivniiHii trial. You will linel our w: alesiutm ?dr. d A. !>•>: t• r. polite and ready to unit upon you. No trmddo to alio jon our j*o -da, bed a plea ale. All Hfo iu'Ptcd. iiprJh 8 j bill. t ■' ■■■ e ii : > >&. v r %, fl \\ m r o) 111 k‘M IfH mWF? CSo 'yjs W 0 i■: ■-r-’< : 1 lA >4 (A Xi wJ[ft Q $ ■ - ,;l' . ' uinmcn i *v^- fl-'-OTTI’/i n~ Tr'Ptp Ar.l ’■ ;n. iJroncL '• r, ffr'irnlgit., Ztf .trrnUem, T ll nr fpp rj, the Y.rnpn, ■/Jovrin/ief. t. Inti nor/», U.'M •• ' ' V/!p t-ibb : ' MiA'P, C rrh . < ;hol era Morhun. ' »y‘.i!/ttory, Miren i Kl L'p/'; . i.i n, .• 1' , •'■ •>1 *<**.• .. ' unM '.fr. .. Di■. I . H. Jo»in*v>n Kc (Jo., Hok’sgi, Md w>. 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