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w THE MONITOR. •■- - nf •* f Monitor* Mr. 7». T. Maud i* *mr authorized at Long Fm 1 an*! vim. my, with mith.uril V ,jr >- lirii xnlivriiiiiort., miurari fir *■l .< r> i-inii <u.d full w k, ?Wi ito r < &ud * pi lot Juwi y for the tote. Mr. J. If. JlgjrUiy i* onr auih *: i/* I ftgont at B* l liiaif. this c*..jiiiy. with mnn /i ity to Solicit HUbseripUo.m, contra* l for adverti sing and Job work, and to re - mi and receipt for money for tiiO HMUC, Prof. W. .1 Da’* ' Mtr nus! ori/f-d it'o nt at. I»Uiuir, Ihi • o. i , with foi'l >nty h ? < loot auh*M*rij>te» . a to ■ < t for nil j *.* vS oi K, i.n ! to »'■*•• 4|»<l I« * i #pl Jui money for I fan smile. Mr. I. 11. Ilwli .« orirauthorize I a'.o nt at Hew aril, thin countv, with authority to * !..ut *tib ae.njitio,ia l and to . uiitroot for ah* rtiaing and job v ok, and to r< live a ltd receipt lor money for thu h-uh . Jt v. J. Z. B ed* ri our authorized r.d agent, with unlimited authority to solicit hulh aerintioim, to contract for advertising anil job work, and receive and receipt for money for the same. A. J. Mclntyre l*V|.is onr authorized U 1 ner&l agent, with unlimited authority to solicit aub ftcripttouif, t » t Hit .1 «•; fur advertiaing and job w-rk, and tore iv. and receipt for moiu-y for the Haiti* . 'PEE fri 'ids of John I). Mi \* <1 of Tt i -1 fmr * .lit j ■'* *■ h f ...in- !•> fin* thu pi*o;de of Jdoutgoim ry, Te!f,tir and it win, ns i .iM'lid.tie for State m nator for Hie Kith aeiia ot 14 1 district, at the elect i* u to he h< Id on the ttrnt Wondn<iaday m Ucoloi iK-ii. If elected tin j - optr of tin dintriet will have uu honest, aide and faiiiihd tux * in office, and one who will be ever watchful of their inter* at*, an well an lor the | i *>)**•' >ty and w< Ifai - **f the state. \T THE Holicitation of fri* i is, I hereby an . noiimv my .* If an a candidate fur re election ti the omea ofhhenlfof Montgomery county, at th« ' lielion on the first Wednesday in,fatia *ry If' J. Jam. Jt. McOkhooh. U'K ARE authorized by M I). Peter n to » :n.* ■ ii * ! . ii.'unr }'* tli ■ 11* (*|>!“ of Mm.‘ ■*cm : • • i . V !' ' * • oh! • < f Tax l:< *'i*, tho * iHiitir' *■!* non oil the first Wid'KHiltiv in January 1 S V. Ho proiTila cm that if honor* «1 by tinnt with their suffra h* will discharge the iitr ,< * of the uflicu lion istly. and to the bet oJ L. abilLy, 11 ’ll K friends of James Morris jr. announce t » I tin* v« >t ei of M* mV in* v i’i.in.ty« that lrj hanconsented t > the. iim* of his name an a can didal" for thenff of nai l county. It elect* *l, Ini will bring b» tile diatdiargu of the trust, an boui sty unimpeachable, courage unawirving, an impartiality that known m ithei friend nor foe. and a natural fitness for the ofHce. Tho Post Mastor at Stuckey. Wo nr« informed l»y ouo of our snli soritM'rn tlmt tho post muster at Stuckey, in this county, instead of opening the mail ling and taking out the Monitor directed to tlmt office, on Thursday, ul lows it to p,o on to Mcßae, there to Vie tiirni-,1 lmck to Stink, y hy the post mas ter at that place. Thus our eubsciihers at Stuckey, in.itca<l of gelling the Moni tor on the day it is printed, and only u few hours after it U printed, do uot get it until two day. ifter. This, if true, is nu outrage upon iih and upon our suh naribura, and one that *c will not submit to. Wo have righta in this matter, and we are going to maintain them. Wo hare never failed to mail tho Monitor to our subscribers at Stuckey on Thurs day, in time for tho mail on that day, nod nothing but *v/ ■•• nil nr-:h -r on tho part of tho po.stuiustir c m hinder them from getting it on tho snmo day. Wo want onr siitiscribers to keep ns posted as to whether they get it on that day or not, and if this outrage continues | we shall certainly take steps to have mat ters mended. Let the posttuast,r at Stuckey take due notice thereof and par rn himself mvnrdit ■; Miss Meeting at Hit. Vernon, Mi. Vernon tin. June fit It tssiS. I’lirauaul to a call of tho ltemoeratic C.xiH'nlive Coumiittee ot Montgomery County, a mass meeting es the democ racy of said county was this day held in flu* court house io Mt. Vernon, for the purpose of n.'looting delegates to tho (t'lhornatoriul and Congressional eon ventious. *'n motion of Samuel Ik Morris, Hon. John Mcßae was chosen as chairman, and on motion of Hon. x\. (}. McArthur, [l’rof. | W. J. Haley was re,jnested to act as Secretary, with Cot. I'. C. Sutton ss assistant. On motion of Col. li. 15 Cbouey, a comraitteo of two from each rou’.itiu district was appointed to prt * are busi ness for tlm m, cling. The committee retired, amt after a -hurt abse-aoc sut nutted the following pr.-gram-jie Delegates to the tlohem • rid e n vention. A. O MeArt* *rr, II W. Can well, . an l Or .dv . J ulteruates. Nt. I). L ■ - r a I Clark, W. T. MelUe. Join Delegates to tho Congn*nal con voli tion, S.imnil 1). Morris. 1!. W C. ■*•»«!], D. J. MeUae, 15. Ik Cheney, J bn J. McArthur, J Clayton Clements; Demo cratic Executive Committee for the county: tlToth district, M. Sharpe, J, J. McArthur; 51st distaiet, Samuel P Morris, r. 3. Conrs, y ; Ik Writ district, u. w. Carswell. Philip Mcßae; l:>Cth district, J. ,T. C lihonn. Dr. Jehu Skci rod; idilli di-’Mct, J. Clayton C’-. ;a, .1 . A. T. Wright; ltMUt distiiet, W. J. l> dev, John X. Millet. rd distract, i John Mellae, Alexander Morrison. The committee also submitted the following preamble r.n I reslutions with reference to the eongr, s*e. >nsl ewntest: Whereas, The ;'nl v otigressioual lbs iriet is divided by the l'liut Itiver inti) two divisions wlti:-e industries and in-, forests »re »iio'dy dissimilar; and where as •’ -,t p >rt;of the distrief c’in<? r*e i-f ss J river ha. hitherto, from .ts or gams-vtiea t« the present, loro:»bed the deiuiwraey with the candidate, while the ■ votes for bis election; and whereas fair ness, justice and true democracy dc . id;.!j i that the. Utnc h . eoaie when the i claims of the wire-grricr c- ainties of the district to reprr sei'Snticn in the councils of tie; n.it; c, . 1,,, .'ll k • r ••• fprizul and oeceeded to; and whereas tim democracy ' of tho district turns, naturally and coo- Udingly, to our talented and patriotic fellow coiiutyium, the Hon. Walter T. i Afe.'.ftlinr, ns the nnm most suited otid be t fitt»--i to !»*'..! the democracy to vie tervin l!.i er. i; n cy ; He it therefore lie-solved, Ist, That it is with pride and satisfa'-ijeu that we endorse him for the nomination, and point the democracy of the di-tiict to him as a man whose purity of diameter, high ordc r of in tellect, lor,tr tried democracy, eminent i bnsiuc < rpislificat.ions, render him the peer of any man io tho district and em inently fit him for the place. Resolved, 2nd That wo appeal to nur distinguished fellow citizen to lay aside ail cunsith , utions of a personal or private nature, yield to the almost unanimous Holieilationa of the democracy of the custom port, mos the district, and al low the use of Liu name, to serve his country at his party's cull. R -olved, 3rd TLat our delegstes to to the nominating convention be instruc ted to cast the two votes of Montgomery i county for the Hon. Walter T. McAr thur ho lung a > there u-muius u hope for bin nomination. Tho cummitte also submitted tho fol lowing resolution of instruction relative to thu Governorship; lie it ri solved by this convention, Tlmt thu delcj atn frum this county ho r< j i< ■k il to : upport in the Guberna torial eonvcik ion, Hun A. O. Racon, for Governor of this state. This report wis agreed to by all the members of tin* committee except three, who submitted the following minority report: W. T. Meltae, A. Morrison, M. Sharp, desire to dissent from the eutire report, and oppose each and every section of the report, ami advocate leaving tire whole report to u ballot. On motion of Col. 15. 15. Cheney, it was determined to take np the report try sections. Accordingly, the first resolu tions were taken up and passed, with but three dissenting votes, At this point, ; Mr. S unil' 1 H. Calhoun moved that tho entire report of the eommitto, (inajin ily j report) Im adopted by tho mee'iug, which motion prevailed, by an over | whelming vote. Col. H. W. Oars * *ll then mov- I to take up the minority report mid dispose of the same. Tho chair ruled that the motion was uot in order, the adoption of , tho majority report being « rejection of tho minority report. On motion of Col. H. W. Carswell, the Secretary was instructor! to furnish the : editor of the Montgomery Monitor with : a copy of the proceeding -of this meet- I ing, with a ivijnert to publish them, : and that all the other newspapt is in the diidrict be lr quested to copy tho same. On motion tho i.;ec!i. g they adjonm. ! <;d. John Mcikui, OU’u. W. J. Dai.f.y, See'y. D. C. SfTXoN, A-. :st:M t tiec'y. The now Deni.‘.-ratio . eutire Com mi'Jeo ■: Mot t.: *mery county met on the afterii> ..u el Monday tho 7th. inst. j : and or • .i, 1-v tho «l.vkon r,f li. W. . Carswell chairman, and Jadgo Philip j Mcßae Secretary, it was agreed that the committee meet on the first Monday in July next, to consider the question of primary or no primary election for Rep resentative. There being no other busi ness, tho committee adjourned to the time above .stated. 11 W. Cuiswrun, Ch'ii. From Stirling. Ei). Ai initou; The hardest rainfall f.>r ;i u’..;; ' < r of years, fell here Sunday i veiling. !: commenced about 1 o'clock md continued r.util utter night, and fr r.t 1 b T, o'ek . k it poured in torrents. Ti. damage to oiops must be consider* dde, if tlie rain was general. I hope my neightv r* did uot have H as heavy 1 df.l. V laud had been freshly .it ].»*'•• ; of it, which caused it to wash badly. !~m iue’.iued to think the ruin w. heavier here than elsewhere., as ih' clouds fee mod to meet here. For- j kruk.v ti rev . uot much wind with it, ~r ti., d /,o mu-! have been much ! greater. Cf-ks .no :ally rood in this sec tion of the c mnty, and the people are i gt: rally '\l .' 1 cheerful over the pi o i <"*?. Win this in, agio report you will pi * a vet a- :u ill present of fruil ; i 1 v l«s fro..< ii g.iidcu and or chard; although they may not be the j "first fruits” of the season, 1 thought, they might be acceptable, even this late. I was reminded by your Swift Creek correspondent that n uiee ripe peach' was the best tniug to tempt the apefite, so I send you i few peaches for your household, particularly some for tho tali tor and some for bis devil, but tho ; largest portion for angel, if too house hold is fortunate ns to have so inipor t. rt mi upper ’ ••;.*. If u. t i would sng -t that file . i.i. r nivki! all nouoiuble -• * v ’jot ieibcieucy the, -e v.*- . v. -* . 4. A Tribute to eh. -d .mory of itaicoiii Morrison. " Again we are called upon to chronicle tho death of ouo of our fellow citizens. ’ j This time of a worthy young man, Mal ‘ com Morrison, the Olhsoa of Mr. & Mrs, David Morrison; ".Make” „s we all fail, i him, whs a noble hearted boy. Gonerons t;.> U fault, he n ..•« .airily bad n.atsy friends. None knew him but to love him. ' He was born on the 4th day of July Ikdi ■ and died June the 2:ul lb&O. He was stricken down with ory ' 1 feipsilus of the face, or what some writers term facial carbuncle*, or malignant pus • tnlo, starting from a small pimple on the • nose, and producing pyemia, or blood ■ poisoning, of u rapid aud aggravating • character. He was a grant sufferer and : dicl in great ogouy. Tlie disease seemed • to baffle the skill of two of our meat prom inent physicians, his brother, Dr. Mar s tin Morrison, who stood by him with -• a brother’s fondest love mingled with the ‘ skill of a physician, until he saw that • tho silver cord was about to bo loosed, - and llio soul of his nobio brother hud - plumed its flight for eternity, then, s overcome with grief and sorrow, lie bowed bis head in submission to the >! will of Providence und left Lis brother, - heart rending us was thu scene, in tlie 1 hands of his God. Dr. J. li. Mobley, - one of the finest physicians in this part r of thu state, was also attendant upon him during bis illuc-.s, and saw tbere was no • iiope for our deceased friend. It is a sad c blow to Lis aged father Mr. David Morrison, as also to his affectionate , mother. They had born unto Hum j seven sons. Mr. John A. Morrison, - prominent merchant of Mt. Yi rnon, who r is widely and favorably known in the* com mimical wo;!.’, ami noted for lib; unswerv ■ ing faithfulness to his ji um-.s -Ids , uprightness and integrity, Mr. Thomas Morrison, a hard working, industrious farmer of onr county; Henry the 3rd sou , died. Dr. Martin Morrison a practising . physician of Mt. Vernon, who is fast wiuuing fume in his profession. Alex. ■ Morrison, who has just entered the mer cantile bnsiness, and gives pr-mise of a success, "Make" as stated was the C'.h r sen, just 21 years old, who had the con - Ihience mid esteem of business men t throughout the county, and a promising , future. The 7th was an infant which • died years ng *. , 1 The aged mother aud father and the ent.im family, Im*." 11.. * comb Knee mi i ipnthv of tM sarronnding country, and W’M eomtlleinl them to Go.l , '.via. a'liiv can i-ivc such e i.nloit as tin".- "i this, their hum <>[ distress mal . r a , •u«, and may the early tiv tug oil «>f ( this tin ii- Is loved non mul brother, lie f *he means of directing their hearts to Him, who hath power to give and to .! take, A Emknd. . Mt. Vernon On., June Bth lSSti. i i ___ tleoneo River June 2ml ISB6. Eo ?•' i>: r ’k*or Malcom Jls g.mc, • never to return, lie departed to-d.iv near 12 o’clock. Around his bed side , stood a weeping father, a heart blokes: i nv.ther, and. many other relatives and friends. Such is life, aud yet it is death ! We know that tire sage n:i l his i : ! i:ns, tho warrior and bis banner, tin i king and bis crown, uro all there!! Yes, there, and Imw soon shall wo be there? Oh how how soon? J. P, B. Died, At her homo in Montgomery Co. Gm. near Zuider, on the 27th of May, sister ElizaGillis, wifo of David tlillis, aged about 4b years. She was stricken down with tin* dread disease, dysentery: she only lived 8 days. Bho boro her af flictions with the greatest putieuee lover have witnessed; sea rely a murmur ever .:. iped her lips. Nancy A. Gillis the subject of this notice, wa? the daughter of the above, aged about l'.i years. Bh was taken sick t i e day before her moth-, er> death with the same disease, uflo which she only lived one week. Sim I expressed a desire tho evening her mother died, that if it pleased God sfie wanted to bo like her l*y that day week, and aure enough, he fulfilled her wish, j for exactly that day wt. k she passed ! away. They both joined tho Primitive. Baptist church, in July l’sck, aud i Aug. of same year were baptized by Eld. 15. G. Fortner, at Pleasant Grove church, of which they lived consistent members [ until 1 tlth of Nov. 1885, when they both joined the Advent Christian church at i Shiloh, where they lived faithful mem bers till their death. A sad bei.'iivonient indeed: the m;’> two female inmates of the house t.ik, n »wav within 81 d * vs. A husband und son wt-ru left, as it were, alone; two ot! daughters atul a son who were married, are living elsewhere. \Ye have laid them uwuy in the family Jurying grouuil, to rest until He who is the resurrec tiou Had the life shall call them ■ forth to bloom with immortality. May God bless the bereaved ones in their sore afflictions, aud may they be fully prepared to meet them in the morning . that will soon dawn. M. A. Hakndon. • «.->«-■ . .„x - Oi ti i sfc-rxx r? . 11 i-’ if rV; ». • . r | jf • * ..•%•* ww * vx *• ’ _ ' ' • x - > • '- •1i,.. 1.. t.'.AN .. a.» i »-• < i-ii-*' -- Pour. iv v Orffcrent /iruGie-s' W!: r.t. (/) P C r::. uheltod, 56; Corn in j y - 11-ro f;:V Ob' , 32: Wllifd I*otatofcH, 1*0; iSw* ti' y’ d Co; Wei to Beans, GO, Cantor, 40; C! * r K. 60. Timothy, 36; Flax i - 1 ! lK B ick vl;* ra, i 2; l/rh *l Iva -S’J; Bried j .\ r :. Sj 2<: Osio? • 57: St c.*c (>yal, 80;Malt, 43; . i'! . kksxi Lii» ' 1 : C R*n i. - ci, line, 05; i Bii* coar.'e, 50; Gru;; ul i> •:.g*2i: iUrlcy, i‘; Ii >niiny, Sc t* . * OL, WOOL, WOOL!! jr I v.' D itiwu* of K< nt- H Wool market. V.‘c sr-i prwl r>* j. i•** 'he highest , pi ir. . UK nmiiiuica | tio.i bv wire with the K»: markets north, south , t, a bring y«or WOOL to K i:.... v. u ,-liail iuiv<- it, best price we can ■, t :7 i. ■ J from any market. We li* p a good stock of an.l fir cash v.-c shall s. very low. We have no g'i. .ds to si it for half value—no calico at .k --worth "r-e. Lin when we .-. .-are a i .f- ;;>;n w • s!iu!l *■ ’ ate « ilt; our cnstoieers. lor ii.slum e, lu x*, v c i.o ,I, .'j . .f Good rod ■■ l*. tt.s (■> th.’ iloUar: borneexcihi: t h.< ■ . tbfl t the ilullar; Some good shirting "c V yard; Vt'li.u. 1.0 .-ns in to itj<- V* yard; F; on. ) r.avos •11 !‘2J{ , y nl; an.l ether goods proper ;.. .t v•. ~ R. F. MASON, & CO. Me 2.30 Ga Jute V ISiO. it. WEBSTER Jn various Styles of Binding, with and ew*. wilhout Patent Index. ' i/wnsreßfaf'w/TH Jghg* ; ' PATENT J /Jpivcrte.VAfiJf' tNoexymßl ‘i [ £ . X*v ."k"; i \ . ( IScoTa " .A t f ; SUPPLEMENT CV cf nearly 5000 New Wards and Meanings, AND X BiograpMcal Dictionary ■ of nearly 10,000 Names. JUST ADDED (1885)1 A Now Pronouncing f? GAZETTEER OF THE WORLD, Conto.ininp over 25,000 Titles, dwscriblm? the , Countn**«», Citie#*, Towns, and Natural Feat WKIiSTF.It,— ft i.iltion just made, viz : a rj. Novr Gazetteer of tho World. 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The new feature introduced in the DAILY TIMES, au i v hich l.aa rrovtir wry impular sji the p d)li<niti«»n • f •* mtinmd storieK by well known Acrttcrs whoso names* are familiar t<» ti e readlnu pubin . Greau r atvuition will be j’ ' in this feature the New Year and cmr patrons may anticipate some excellent sto- Eu all i s features the DAILY TIME is a live, i-ssive. tirs«-t»hts** ncTrspaj>er, and the eh.. * •.•*: *. i. f.;-:.-avo *: i)y *no i : ' t s a . who wish : * kerp posted o*i the t.. ♦ material coinm*?ric:il interest oj Slvannah and Gc. rvria will n*«t fail to subset ibe to the > W IKNAHDAILY TfM' s. Terras. » *>o per aiinuiu. S 3 \M) f»r six it.'s. $1.50 •- * r quarter. Pay \»’e ia ad- VJUc*. A* gGu » *ll ernsamnieatiotia to . in u vrq>o\. r. ; ... AN.*v E.NEEiAL MANAGES^ . . .. rs.iuei. I Liquids. Ei ..li.dipint, -S> a.; American pint Woz.; 1 gills, 1 pint (Eli-:.;; It s-uitß, 1 quart (both Eng. and Am.): 4 ipratrs, 1 gallon (both Eng. , and Am.): tumbler, half pint (Am.); common 'v. ; ;;ia»s, 2 < /.; large wineglass, 4 oz.; com •. . 7 jive tablespoons, 4 z.: 4 J leaspovLs, 1 oz, COUNTY DIRECTORY. Superior Court. Hon. C. C. Kibbee, Judge; C. C. Smith, So- | licitor-Gtncral. Spring term convenes 4th , Monday in April; Fall term, 4th Monday in ' October. County Officers. Ordinary, Alexander McArthur. Court Ist Mondr.v in each month. Sheriff, J. D. Mc- Gregor; Clerk Superior Court, B. B. Morris, Tas. Receiver, James Higgs; Tax Collector; 1 A. Peterson; Countv Treasurer, T. B. Calhoun, Surveyaf, Wm. K- Wilkes; Coroner, James 11. ' l’ur&cy. County Commissioners. Ti ini Mcßae, Chairman, John E. Mathews, j John A. Peterson, John Wilkes, Sr. and John E. G • ;(' : John C. McAllister. Court 1 Ist Monday in each month. Board Ok Education. £. A. Holmes, Chairman; J. T. Me Collongh, Z. i . Mann, Alexander Morrison; J. Clayton Clements, County School Commissioner. Justice Courts. Mt. Vernon—l343rd District, —Friday be- I .■ Saturday. 11. D. HnghinJ. P.; I M. C. Adams, N. P; James Morris and W. E. Adams, constables. r*otli»ic—l22lst Fist. —lst Saturday. AY. J. Daley, N. r. J. Y. llill, constable. \ n m!>cr Ten—slst District—2nd Saturday. . .1. Mclntyre, J. I’.; A. AY. Collins, N. F.; W. D. Todd, constable. I.little Y ork—393rd District—3rd Saturday.- Alexander Morrison J. I'.; J. A\. Clements, rs. D. Lons Pond—27sth District—4th Saturday, so . i .1. M -At Jt’.r, I. 1.. tii-arj . N. I’.: A. M. X. Peterson and C'lr.vt«ti Morris, consta- I bit-8. F’orlc_3Pith Dtst 4th S.vT.rdav, J. Clay ! lon Clements. J. I'.. .J. M. AValiN. P. Zaldce -I3dfitli District- 2nd Saturday. O. P. Blount, J. P.;E. A: Holmes, N. P. H. D. Coliins constable. MASONIC, OERAL LODGE, NO. 230, f. A. M. Monthly conironniealion fourth Sat urday in each month n! 10 o'clock a. in. J. L. MATTHEWS, W. M. ALEX. PETERSON, Secy, I. O. G. T. Stab op Hope iNo. 34. Meets every Friday night. j). c. Sutton, VY. C. 'IB. !•’. Herring, YU. A*. T.: C. •; 1 iteiiac, c. .: a!. D. Hi.: her. !•. M. \. Pete! n, Tree.s.; D< ;el I. son, C.; it. >.M dm I.; F( AV. Dtliilimn. cenfi.; Miss H”itr s.Hi.'tt KighK .C; Mias Uustsi McCnUoiigli, Lun Mias Cula Peteraon, D. AC - Hi-s Agues Adaffis A. S'. If. A\. Carswell, P. W. C. T. ft D. <S. AV. C.TV SABBATH SCHOOLS. M(. Vernon Union. —Elijah VYThio. Sup’t. 'I : t« every Sunday evening, at 3 o'clock. Courtly f*tmr!:iy School Afwoflstllon.- J . Ml.ml’.. IV; ident, .T. V. Gi-ady, Secre t;.l Y. .' *;j iv 2 f .. t lii.es. Snturiby hcloro t«he ill ’ j' , ; , r i;> IVu’.'l.tirV jlilV u 'AOVl‘Tfili3r| AllliUitl j ‘.ft ’ii. .h \V• •'UirKiluy bcibro Ilpj 2nd Sai.day m August, t'.'U-h year. I RELIGIOUS SERVICES- Pr.ESRYTFRIAN. (Rev. W. A. JONES, Pastor.) Vi.. .v First and fourth Sundays iff ! each mailt; . morning and evening. Methodist. —Mt. Vernon Circuit.- (Rev. A. FT. Bazemobe, P. C.) Mt. Vfrnos.—Every sth Sunday, and Mt Snndav night. Br run..—lst Sunday, and Saturday before. Los., Pond.—2nd Sunday, and Saturday be fore. , Aiv.msville.—2nd Sunday afternoon, at , i. - J I'Jjiy, and Saturday b>‘ : Sr.- I. s'A.—-iih Sunday, and Saturday betdre. Baptist. (Rev. JOSEPH M. SMITH, Pastof.) I.ono Pond.—lst Sunday, and Saturday p“ fort:. ] i ack Bi. an* h lst Sunday evening 4 o’clock, 0< i’skk Ciii-EK - 2nd .Sunday and Saturday before. Wax Hill School II .rsE.— 2nd Suuday eve ning, 4* a o'clock. I n:on Hill. Tatnall Co.—Friday before the 2nd Sunday. r. P: .n.—Saturday before the 3rd Sun luav. r. Yr rn n.—-°rd Sunday and night, Ith ; • ael e. tj .it Faithful. ton Spritga, at' night i at Phillips's Sche- ihr use. ?ION roOHBRY KITE RIFF’S SALES. AT "ILL be Tdd b. f re the court house door v V it town of Mr. Vernon, Montgomery entity • let ::.ia, with.n the legal hours of sale, on the .-t Tuesday in July 1886, the fallowing ; pro* * rty t<> wit: I'v.o I.uiiAir;‘d and thirty two acres, more or b s . of swamp laud, lvinginthe 1943rd district or. ;.I. of M i o ’U’lty. ’ .;ir. u las follows to\Tit: a the nori;i l«y lands of John McLeod *vA J. >•* t• Adairs. *ll the vast by lands of said ' :: L<. lanl At lams, on tlie west by the Oconee ! r-vt.r: Lvii ion r.s t:u property «*f Thomas ; .-.iti-n; * .ft fn- i<sut d out of the ! list iiatriel G. H. c& s.tid « Minty, in favor of Jeremiah McDaniel vs ' : P.*op t-it.v « ■ :u;ctl out ’ y defn.dant Thoir.fts Davis sr. smd notice waiv*«! Levy made and return ed to me by J. Y. Hill 1. c. Pr. fee $6 TO. —ALSO— At the time and place, one town lot of land, containing three-fourths of an acre more or le?*. lying in that parr of the town of Mack ritle t hat liej on the north side of Gum Swamp , Creek, and in Montgomery county, known in j tlie plan of said town as lot No. 1, atid being j bKHinded on the nortliby lards of Daniel Mc i Millan. on the cast by the Mt. Vernon public r- ad, and on tlis south and west by lands of, Hector 2eMiP»an; including ail the improve-] ments on cimsistirg of (;iic dwelling i house, two store L«»nses, and other out houses. • • formerly occupied by H. T. Gay; levied on as , ‘ the property of H. T. Gay, by virtue *jf a h fa . issutniout of the Superior court of Moutgoin ery countv Ge».»rgia, in favor of Tinsley Bnvs. ,t Co. vs H. T. Gay, Juab Pee! ard A. C. Brown. ; Pr' T*t rty point d ■ ut by plaintiffs’ attorneys, j l>t n-iar: in }« ss« at.d noticed in writ ’ iug of this lt-vy. I*r. fee 70. iv> > . Jas. D. MaGbeih'B, Sheriff' . June 3rd ISS6,-5t | PROFESSIONAL CARDS. JOHN D- ASHTON, ATT’Y YYT IYALW, SWAYNESCORO GA. T)I1AI -' ICES it: Mi iie, Angnuta ami Oconee X Cu-L-uits; in the Supreme umi FuiLral court. may 1386-ly. J no, F. DeLacv. Jas. Bishop Jk. De LACY & BISHOP, ATTORNEYS AT LAW, EASTMAN, DODGE COUNTY, QA. Practice in the State and Federal Courts, mayl3’B6-ly. WASHBOAOH. If. c. LIVINGSTON.’ ROACH a LIVINGSTON, Attorneys at LaW, No. 3 Bull St. Savannah, G». may6'es-ly B. B. CHENEY, ATTORNEY AT LAW, LUMBER CITY GA. | "XTTIT,I- practice in the counties of Mout-7 W goicferv. Telfair, Dodge And Laurens, of the Oconee Circuit; and Appling and Coffee of the Brunswick Circuit. Land .'.'ad land titles" a specialty. may 6 'B6-ly-p. I). C. McLENNENr , Attorney and Counsel.or at Law, AND SOLICITOR IN P.gUtY, McYTLLE GA; W’ILL practice in the counties of the Oco- VY nee and Brunswick circuits. Special at tention gi\ *n to selling and leasing real estate and examining titles to lands. Prompt at ten— * lion given to the collection of all claims. apr2D-ly. KLFREO HERRINGTON, I jatvycr, | SWAYNES 1:ORO GA. Office in the C lurt-house. apr2!)-ly. 11. W. CARSWELL, ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW,- !»i or NT V EKV’OXf GKO KOI A. Practices in Montgomer;*', I.uih’enT, F.m.vn-' lie!. Tatnall, Telfair, Dodge and Appling' counties. [3—ll--’3G— ly. D C SUTTON, Atfoi'ney At Ijßw, MT. VERNON, - * GA. WiT.T. Pit a< tick in the several Justice’s court k . «»f .’Montgomery comity, flie Su]u rior Courts of the t.'cnnee < ’iitiiit, t!u> Sum < me cmirt < f »he Mate ofGc-orgir:. ar.d list* Ui.itcd Siatis -Lis-’ j trift Court nt Mivaunah. Collecticlis i; rf.e ell ' the usv.nl eim.-. andtstrict piompimz.* obsi-rv j <. d in paying the same ove r when collected. mp o . fik.■ 13 a-te —i* j l- a A■, PRACTITIONER *>u MEDICINE and- SURGERY. Calls p r «»nil){ly iifJeliclctl to at nil hours [3-11-'Bff:-ly.- ci-ias. :d. LOtTD, ATTORNEY AT LAW ivrr. vor non, ga. Will practice i’-’. the ccnrls of the Oconee Circuit and in Emanuel and Tatnall counties ! of tin- Middle rnenit and in the State ana* j United Stuics court»; ' 2FECIAL ATTENTION GIVEN CASES IN VCLVIFG- LAND TITLES. [3-11 'B6-ly. i s . Dr. A <i l!OU«S, 14 WaiTEiiAijL St. Atlanta Gii'.- Eye, E ii 1 , Throat, iiikl N«w»1 DiapasS!*;- IJ'uVe. apr 15 BG-ly. LOOK! LOOK!! NEW STOLE AT VANCE, GA, FIVE AND A HALF MILLS NORTH l»F MT,- YLLNON. ON THE AIT. VERNON AND DUBLIN ROAD. MONTGOMERY COUNTY OA. Our Sock Comprises Dry Goods, Groceries, Boots nndSlioes, Hats and Caps Hardware, Crockery, Tin Jnre. Glass- - ware. Drugs etc. etc., and all other articles usually found in a General Store. Oni* Urioest. We have marked our Giiodn down to the low-- est margin, and ask all d> come and examine prices and quality ofOoUda, before purchasing.* All we ask is a trial. - We feel satisfied we can make i? tV»* your iu terest to buy from us. 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