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THE MONITOR. >•*» nii for th# Monitor. Mr. Z. T. M*nn is nnr authorized agt-tit at fz>ng Pond and vw-lidlv. with authority to so licit Htibaeriptiomi, contract f>r adv* rtiaiiiy; and toll work, and to receive and receipt for motcy for tlie name. Mr. J. If. Parley i« our authorirod nt at 111 <1 liluff. thin With Vltli oritv to ■ It .übseriptinim, contrac t for advertising and job work, and to receivo and receipt tor money for the name. Prof, W. J. Italv IK our authorized agent at lyothair, thin comity, with anttiority to a»li<-it subscript ionii, and to contract for advertising and Job work, and to receive and receipt for money for the name. Rev. J. Z. Itnali in our authorized general agent, with unlimited authority to aolieit wib aeription., to contract for advertiaing and job work, and receive and receipt for money Pu ttie twine. A. J. Mclntyre Em|. in our authorized r ein ral a pen t, with unlimited authority to aolieit hii!>- anripttona, to contract for advert, ing and Job work, and to receive ami receipt for money for thn name. AtVOl tt K'fKVTH. Kor th. WE AUK authorized to annonnei to the rotera of Montgomery county, that M. !>. Hnghca ha« connented to tin me- of his name an a candidate for representative of said county 111 the Oeorgm legislature, nt the elec tion to lie held on tin- find W< din-sda.v in Oeto i»er next. He liaa not sought the office, Imt haa yielded Ida eminent in compliance with the urgent ami repeated aolieitation of fiia Many Frienjwi. K.r the Urnatr. rpilF friends of John I). Mel,cod of Tel- I fair county, place iiia name before the pwiple nf Montgomery, Telfair and f i win, an ran ablate for atate aenator for the 15th win nrial (Patriot, at the electir n to lie held on the first Wendneailay in October IKHIi, If < lected the people of the district will have all honest, stile and faithful man in office, and one who will lie ever watchful of their interests, hh well as for the prosperity and welfare of the state Par Sheriff. AT TIIE solicitation of friends. I hereby an nounce myself as a candidate for re-election to thn office ;,f Sheriff Os Montgomery county, at the election on lire first Wednesday in Janu ary IHH7. Jah. D. Met 111 Knoll. Par Tax llrrrlver. \\TK AKK authorized by M. P. Peterson to \ V announce his name to the people of Mont gomery enmity as a candidate tor the office of Tax lie, river, at the ensuing election on tin first Wednesday in January Ihh7. He promis es that if liotioreif by them with ttieir Hiiffia ges, lie will discharge the duties of tile ofilre lioueitly. ami to the hot of Ills ability, Por Wh.rlff, '’l’ll E friends or James Morris Jr. announce to I the voters of Montgomery county, that he has consented to the use of Ids name us a can didate for sheriff of said county. If elected, lie will bring to the discharge of the trust, an honesty unimpeachable, conriffo unswerving, an Impartiality that knows neither friend nor foe, ami a natural fitness for theollice. Por Tsl fuller!or rnilK many friends of J. A. Poster hero -1 bv announce Ids name as a candidate for Tat ('.ollix-lor of Montgomery county, at the election on tile Ist Wednesday in January IMS7. His scrupulous honesty, faithfulness and in tegrity together with Ilia well known superior business .pialirtcatlons, eminently fit him for the omen, and arc a sufficient guaranty that, if entrusted hv the people with the office, its duties will lie discharged in il manner satisfac tory to them. K»r T«i I ollrrlor. f )ItOF. K. F. lift* nianv warm ami I approrintivo frii'iuln, who, knowing hi*< m >rr than onliuan t|iiaUli«'atio!M an<l g<ntle nruilv Iraitu of I'haraotiT, ih nivo to aniiouiH *' lih hh hi <’ n* r nuiiliiUtp for Tux rolhvtor of M outworn or r i’oihilv, at tho .laoiiarv rlooiion, in tlm hopo tlmt, if rloctwl, lie will mpi vo tin piMtph*. FnrCnronrr. ritflK friomlaot \morioUi S. Hamilton hcroby I Aiinoiuioit hin inuno M a Hiiitahlr «*nn «li«l»* t■ f,»r (’o.ioimr of Montgomery county, at tin* on toting olootion on tho ft rat Wotlnomlay in .bvnu mv noxt; if clwtotl. ho will tliaoharjro tho (111 fh'M of tin' otlloo in full, to tlm boat ot Ui* ahil ity and mnlornt muling of lawn; roil oovr.iiNon. GEN. JOHN B. GORDON, Os Kiri ton. Hurrah for Gordon! 9 Tho ilotnoo ratio Gubernatorial conven tion m«t in Atlanta yesterday; and while wo have not lieurd from it. wo presume, ns more tlmn two-thirds of tho delegate* wore instructed for Gordon, that ho hits roooivod tho nomination. As a demo crat, truo and loyal to tho party, wo place his name i»t oar mast head to indi cate our hourly support of tho party and tho gallant loader it has selected. Wo claim no honor for this—it is simply oar duty as a democrat; who doe* less than this ia no democrat. W o have no sympathy for. or fellowship with, those aore heads and disorganized who, be cause their favorite was not the choice of the party, now turn around and sav they |' wifi not support tho nominee. If <>ur candidate, Major Baoon, (sotto vivo, he is a good man, yet) had received the nomination, wo should have expected and we should have hud a right to ex pect tlmt all truo democrats should come cheerfully to his support. The fact of going into a convention, necessarily car- 1 Fit's along with it the idci of supporting its nomiiwn*. urhoover thut nomiuco m*y lie, unless his selection is secured by < fraudulent lueuns. Major llarou and * his friends, weut into this convention sought its nomination. Gordou won. 1 Now, Bacon and every men wlio sought 1 the nomination for him, is bound iu s honor, if bt 4 has any honor, to support Gordon. Tliis Bacon will do. So shall 1 wo. Any other course would be deuia gogury —not democracy. Ah to I>r. Felton, who never was a 1 democrat, exoept as he was whipped into I it, and*who declared publicly while ad- ' -rivaling Bacou’s claims to the notuiua liou, that he would not support Gordon 1 if uomiuated, we suppose he "ill him- ; self run against him. or procure some ' CDS els. tl> do SO. Let him. lie hill ! ,« ho* badly be sill bv UnU- CORRESPONDENCE. Mcßride. t When the lamented Iferschel S'. Jobn- I ston was appointed to tlm of ", the Middle Circuit, he advit-fd the r-iti i zens of Tat null county wlmts.tops to take t to raise the burd'-ri of taxation, and ■ |j cure obedience to the laws, as the. peo ; pie never had done before. The peo|de II believed their worthy chief, * therefore ' I they went to work to accomplish the r \ disired end, arid they never ceased their 1 endeavors until they •■ ere crowned with 1' success. ' j I know there is n big difference between r this county and Tatnnll, both in regard ! to taxation and to its citizins in obey ' ing the laws of our old commonwealth. I Besides, f know there is a great differ enco between the old the new Tat nall, for I am one of her unworthy sons. Ever since I have been in this county, I ' have paid upwards of GO per cent more | taxes than I paid in old mother Tatnall. 1 Besides, the liquor laws are not evaded ' by smuggling, at any place in Tat nail, as « ' some of the best citizens inform mo. I 1 am satisfied if old Montgomery would take the Judge’s advice, it would reduce t our taxes 50 per cent, and would reduce crime with less litigation. First do away with the hoard of County Commissioners, and let the Ordinary be - the solo guardian for the county. Bec- K ond, fill ourcounty offices with our very - best men, and if they are already filled j with such men, then keep them there . as long as they are faithful. This was I tho Judge’s advice. Would to God old Montgomery would talio it. I am op posed, anyhow, to changing our public servants every term, if they arc faithful i to the public trust; for just about tho l time they learn what to do, ns a rule, they are removed. Judgo Johnston snid, keep thorn tliero a« long as they arc faithful. Now, if our present incum bents are such, let us keep them in nf r fice. If they are not, let us see that they nro removed, and good rueu put in their places. And let us bo sure to have, at tho next sossion of tho General Assembly, our board of County Commissioners for ever abolished. Then, instead of pay , ing 75cts. and upwards on the one linn. dred dollars worth of taxable property i wo will only pay 50 cts. Ration- A'-Ruaiiy. I*. S. I have been informed that some districts are not in favor ot primary oletions, but it, seem to mo that no one would want to serve the people, in any , capacity, without tho voice of tho best ■ citizens. This district. 1 am pretty eor tain, would say primary, every time. t r Red Bluii: I will write you a few dots from here, as I don't suppose that 8.-A'-C. -feels lil o writing this morning. Tho nows Ims just reached here, that John Gurley was killed tiii.-. uiornig about ‘J o'clock, by Sonny Storey. It is a sad nlluir, to be sure. The sawyer at Loud k Beugnot’s mil Mr. Smi'li, and Saiu Culvert, are nl-out to return to the land of the north. We nro sorry they cannot remain with us, j und hope they uniy have :i pleasant jour ; uoy. Loud A LSeiiguot’s mill iinabeon turn ing out a large amount of timber lately, and the liver has favored them very i much in shipping. Weil the couipunj deserve it; they nro both clever gentle . men, uud wo wish them great success. Watermelons, vegetables nudcbicken.- are brought to the mill uearly every day by tho farmers, and wo mo always glad to see a wagon coming loaded with soun thing good for tho iuuer man. Miss Lola Anutield was the guest of Miss Alice Ri ngnot lust week. Come again Miss Lola, and let your visit bo n little longer. (.’apt. Riddle paid the place u visit on Monday. The health at Red BlniT and around the mill is very good nt present. Several new buildings have been erect ed, and the place is looking quite mill liko. Wo need a school here, and any young lady competent to teach would do | well to come among us. Run s. Fortner Scraps. Oh, so hot! is heard upou all sides. Mr. and Mrs. John Smith, of Bartow, have been visiting her father. Dr. Sher rod. Several timber ineu have just returned from Darien. They report the prices of timber very low, and say tuey are all broke. Mrs. Dawson is quitejill, having bail hemorrhage of the luugs every day for the last week, lier tunuy friends deeply sympathise with her. The babe of Luther Mood is still very low. No hope of its recovery. Wo made a visit over to Montgomery 1 last week, aud saw seme fodder that had IHH'il pulled. 1 felt right euvious, tor 1 had seen none iu Emanuel. Crops look well over there. 1 am clad that B. A C., of Re 1 Bind, like onr “serai«." so well, and srory tliev are not loug enough. But if R. A t. oulv kuew tho many cares of the wnur, tin v would wouder St their beiug even aa - lil*J .lit, tel berutv 1-' OitlUll; kick, and work—why it is from morn ’lil night. I wonder who JJ. A: C. really are? If I could see them, 1 could tell them all the nows. ScBAT. From Higgston. Yon may look out for n u-ply to “Old Lend Mark” socn. Mt. W. W. McGubec bas the finest 1 corn that J have seen, according to the i soil of the land, Mr. Vj. S. Calhoun and Agnstus Kent ; are now selling the patent awingletrec; ydu must all buy one. Mr. George Benton says tho girls call him “.Baby.” A shooting match at Rear Creek next | Saturday. i I believe that Mr. B. F. Calhoun has 1 the best ilccr dog that I have seen or ! bunted with. There have been as many us five rat tlesnakes killed this your, within a mile | square, near Hamilton Hill church. I am sorry that the bad casualty hap pened to Rev. John Darlev, j There nro more mosquitos in thn river j swamp this year than iiavc been for sev eral years. Brother “Land Mark” rnni-t explain sanctification thoroughly, as he says ho can do it; if he don’t the prople will know that he is a green horn himself. A Pinky Woods Boy at Homs. Flat Creek. Ed. Monitor The farmers around here met ut the time and place appointed, j aud organized a Farmers’ Club, to be | known as the Hamilton Agricultural | Club. The noxt meeting will be at Hamilton Hill church, on Friday the 27tli of August, at 2 o’clock p. in., nt i which time your readers will get n full | account of Hie proceedings of the club, j A full turn out of the members is most ; earnestly requested, ns there will be i business of much importance to be transacted nt that time. An invitation jia extended to nil who wish to join, at | the next meeting, to be there promptly at 2 o’clock, ns that will be the time to | select some permanent place for holding tho club meetings. M. 11. D. -Mr..,. CITATION. GEORGIA, Montgomery County. I To all whom if may concern: lII'II;ANYMI’IYKY. mimic’dmtpx .-flrwin 1 > Hpivei, tin mu :--.1, bit: i:i due 1 -no :|j\: .1 I to I Ik- nniliT-igiit'il for leave to Me- lamb; j l>ol;ingillg to the r- tat.- of said d> d, s.tul 1 said application will lie heard on tin: first Mini , day in August next. This ‘Jfilli June lfv-iti. A I.: x. Ms. Ant it: a, Ol di. ary. i prf i 11,35 jull tts. LKTTKKS OK UI- MISSION. A T I>. Oi-sip s. administrator of ti e ( state , t I . of Mary Metiiil, lat( of BSitl county, '■> i-i 1. I epr- (fit- to tin- eoei t. by hi , p,'i ! tioudnlv tiled in lay ofiieo, i, at !. li.is huh admiei -1- I • said estate, an Ipr tvs that In- he di.-.ni! (ho 1 ti-OM said n hnoostratn.i . Ail ;aT i sons interested are, there-torn, hiTebv noli ; tied to sltov. cattKO, if any exi't, on the first Monday in September e.i-xt, why la’ttirs of llistni don from said estate slintlld not issue to said applicant as prayed. At i:x. ao’A'tTitra. Odinru-y. .May 13th lsd'-., pr !. i ili tt •-. r. S \ > ■ t -... *. < •.*_)■ . . . ■ . V.’.'N. 'q . (i m ’ \ ! ■ . \ ''k:/ ■ -v, - V-,. . )■; a'. \-.-V ,v:- i - ■ '•-'.4:. v ' t%3XS&; ■■■■■' !** V — l — Fj— -seOY *0 ■ ■ • ! 3T one UfU’ivalcl. legant Firl-L. - ’.3f -i-.iv.t of rcpiflr.rl; . JL7.r.s'Ta.i TrD ca . a A' sa.vt ir ti. ;:. Estcy iDro,an £o., Bmititha-ro.Yt, * iim SEWiNG^MACKSNE HAS NO EQUAL, PERFECT SHTISFACTIOti Ss? Hoes Ereini 5;& Co. —ORANGE, MASS.— 30 Union Sqm's* N. Y. Chicago, 111. StU’s.**.'. A: i-,t», Ga. Oi'as. Tex. Sir Fraitc’ico, Cai. j gAt-f kv rrt TAS. Mt N ,\T L a i\- . Mt. Yisn.-n G- t . ’ Pounds p-jr Bushel of Different Article* I Wheat, 00 It.*.; Con:, shelled, 5«; Com in. oar, 70; Kve CO; Oat*, 32; 'VVliite Potato*. : S'.vc't rotatooH, 57; Wbit(: Ib;ans, CO, Cast' r t i Beans, 46; ( lover Hoods, CO. Timothy, 35; Flax Seed, 50; Hemp, 42; Peas, 00; Blue (jra: - >• od. ; : 14; Buckwh* at. 4 2: Dried Peaches 33: iuit ii < 7; Store Goal, 80; Malt, -IS; I . pvf.jjj i, v ; i la-tteiing iiair, 8; Turnips, 55; l*n- 1 : ],< d Lime, 3» : Corn Meal. 48; S.«lt, line, 55; ! Salt, conr- , 50; Ground B<ans2l; Barley, 48; ; ! Honiiay, 60; Onion Hets, 35 lb*. Capacity of Boxes. A box 39 inches square, 16% inches doe 1 will contain 011 c bar: !, or 3 bushel*. A box 15 ; inches square, 14% inches deep, will contain half-a-barrel. A box 17x14 inches, 9 inches | deep, will contain one bushel. A box 10x12 1 incites, 9 inches deep, will contain half-a --j bushel. A box 8 inches square, 8?j inches deep, will contain one peck. A box inches square, 4 3-1 G injl.es deep, wil contain one gallon (dry measur .) ■ Liquids. English pint, 20 oz.; American pint 16 oz.; 1 } gills, 1 pint (Eng.); 2 pints, 1 quart (both Eng. and Am.): 1 quatrs, 1 gallon (both Eng. and Am.): tumbler, half pint (Am.); common wine glass, 2 oz.: Urge wine glass, 4 oz.; com mon tea cup, 7 oz.; live tablespoons. 4 oz.; 4 teaspoons, 1 oz. Railroad Tims Table. E. T. V. Sl G. R. R. ce< •!■<;! a division. Taking effect June 13 188 G. West Net Yi rk Day j IVi iht I Express Express j Express 1 Lt-ftvo Macon... .2 15 pm J 845 am Arrive Atlanta 5 35 pin , 12 15 pm i Lv Atlanta 5 40 pm jl2 15 pm 10 20 pm * I .rave Home.... 835pm| 3 35 pin 130 pm | Arrive Dalton. 957 pm 446 pm 500 am ; “ Cleveland. .11 00 pm 112 30 pm j *' Knoxville.. .1 45 am ! I 345 pm | 44 Morristown. 310 am j .. ...... 524 pm ; “ Bristol 6 20 am | |lO lit pm i 44 Koanoke. .11 45 am . j 345 am 44 Waynesboro 3 35 pm , | 7 07 am “ Luray 5 45 pm | | 0 22 am “ Kheu. June.. .8 38 pm j . | 11 45 am 4 * Hagerstown 0 30 pm | 11245 pm ; “ Washington 10 30 pm ! . ! 1 48 pm i “ Baltimore. 12 30 am I I 4 00 pm j 44 Philadelphia 4 45 am | i 7 20 pm 44 New York 730 am | 110 05 pm | Cin. A Mem. Cin.&Mem. i Express. Express. : Lv Macon . .8 45 am | ! Ar Atlanta 12 05 pin ILv Atlanta 12 15 pm j 615 am |Ar Chat'nga 615 pm | 12 15 pm jLv “ 635 pin I Ar Cincin’ti 6 50 am 1 Lv Chat.. ..625 pm I 850 am A rMemplnsS 35 am | 840 pm Southward | Fla. Express. ! Hav’h Express. j Leavt: Macon .......S 45 pm .......12 45 pm A2* Ilawliimvillc ...11 00pm 3 00pm “ Jesup 2 25 Pin 6 10pm 4 ‘ Brunswick 6 00 am j S 35 pm • .WtUitirth.. ... (' 15 n--a I 75u j>u. j 44 tJr.cks'Vivill ' . . 8 05 am • Lv Hawkiusvilo 0 10 am j 12 01 pm Ar Muc'uii M 30 am I 2 00 pm Lv 44 12 45 pm ! 845 pm Ar HawUmsvilh .3 00 pm | 11 00 pro | I’lilluii'ii Bullet (h\r« Lav«> Atlanta daily at : 5:40 j :u for N'\v York without change. Pullman Buffet Cars leave Macon daily at 8:45 ! am for Cincinnati without change. Pullman Bn Oct Cars lrp.vc Borne Home da iP at 8:55 pin for Washington without change. Leighton Sle. i>- rs leave Cleveland daily at 11 ! pm, arriving at Warm Springs 6 o’clock, and ai ! Ablivillo 0 o’clock, next morning. For schedules and other information call on ! J. F. Nouins T. A.. Macon Ga. J. J. Giuinx A. O. P. A. j*. AY. \ViiKN ■. G i’ A. TAg’fc. Atlanta Ga. ISB6. SAVAEKAH DAILY TIMES. —TIIE ONLY EIQIIT-rAQE — EVENING •*. PAPER IIV THE SOUTH.— • -«*- AN IN IIEIN'.NDEVT DAILY. __ OitLY 36.00 PR ANNUM! Full nn 1 Rehiblc Telegraphic Service by the | United Press Assocation. A Corps of Sj trial Telegraphic Corvesponil cut* in the Principal Cities of the State anilftt the National Capital Reliable Commercial and Financial Reports, The Cotton, Naval Stores and Produce Markets Carefully Corrected up to the Hour of Closing, Daily. The ]'< w Tutur introduced in the DAILY TIMES, and which has proven very popular is the publication <>f continued stories by we! i 1 known writers whi so names are familiar to i I the reading public. Greater attention will be j ; ta<,".i in this feature the New Year and our I patr on ailti. i, ate some excellent eto- ; I ries. In all its features the DAILY TIME is a ! live, progressive, first-class newspaper, and j • tie cheapest eigl t-page daily in tho South, being only $6 per annum, wow is the time to s snoserlbe’. Those who wish to keep posted i lon the the material commerieal interest of j Sn-. a n r.h and Georgia " ill not fail to snl'sei ibe to tin .SVAANNAHDAILYTIMES. Terms, S 3 00 per annum; S 3 00 for six ’months, St.3o per quarter. Payable in ad vance. Address all communications to B. 11. KIt'IIAUDSOX. EDITOR AND GENERAL MANAGER. 49 Bryan str> ft, Savannah. MONTGOMERY SIIEIUFF SAI.K. Vi T ILLl>c sold, before the courthouse door t in the tetvn of Mt. Vernon, Montgomery county G m-pia, within tb.e legal sale hours, on the first Tiles lav in August IsnA the highest hi Id, v for ca.h. tin following property, to wit: , Two hundred and fifty acres of land, lying in in the 12215 t distri, t C.I M. of said county of; Monts mory. bound, ,1 as f, bows to wit: on : the west, ■ oil' 1: and ca>t. by lands of Thomas j F. Will 1, vied. ... *he p. . rtv *.f A. ,J. ; MiUer. to satjsfv i Justices court ti fa issued from the 1221st'distriot G. M. of said county, , in favor of the County Commissi >:icrs of said oountv against said A. .T. Miller; levy made and : return*-1 to me by J. Y. Hill 1. e.: tenant in pos- J i gi >.ioii notified in writin.g >f this levy. prfsS,7o tts Jas D. McCikioor, sheriff. - ... -c : •it i ;»:ivf. rs ■ ITON! COUNTY DIP.ECTOF.Y. Supep.iof. CoriiT. Hon. C. C. Kibbee, Jadge: C. C. Smith, 8o- I lici tor-General. Spring term convenes 4th , Monday in April; Fall term. 4th Monday in : October. * County Officers. I Ordinarv. Alexander M< Arthur. Court Ist , Monday in i;c!i month. Sheriff, J. D. Me-1 fire'".r; Clerk Superior Court, H. 11. Morris, | Tax Receiver, James Illggs: Tax Collector; A, Peter-on: Ci-untv Treasurer. T. B. Calhoun, j Surveyor, Win. I*. \\ilkes; Coroner, James B. i Darsey. County Commissioners. John Mcßae, Chairman. John L. Mathews, John A. Peterson, John Wilkes, Sr. and John jE. Gtadv: Clerk, John C. McAllister. Coui't Ist Monday in each month. Board Or Education. E. a. Holmes, Chairman; J. T. Me Collongh, 1 7.. T. Mann, Alexander Morrison; J. Clayton Clenn nts, County School Commissioner. Justice Courts. Mt. Vernon l343rd District,— Friday be fore the 2nd Faturdav. M. D. Hughs, J. P.; M. C. Adams, N. P; James Morris and W. E. Adams, constables. Ijothuii' —12215 t Dist.— Ist Saturday. W. J. Dalev, S, P. J. Y. Hill, constable. Number Ten—slst District—2nd Saturday. A. ,T. Mclntyre, .T. P.; A. W. Collins, N. P.; IN. : D. Todd, constable. r.ittlr York—393rd District—3rd Saturday. I Alexander Morrison J. I’.; J. NV. Clements, N. | I*. Long Point—273th District—4th Saturday. John J. McArthur, J. P.; L. Sharp, N. I’.; A. M. N. Peterson and Clayton Morris, cousta i iiles. Fork—394tli Dist. ltli Saturday, J. Clay ton Clements, J. P.; J. M. NNallN. P. Zaidee—l3B6th District- 2nd Saturday. 0. P, Blount, J. P.; E. A: Holmes, N. 1\ il. D. Coliins constable. MASONIC. OBRAL LODGE. NO. 239, E. A. M. Monthly comtnnnicii'.ton fourth Snt lminy in oneli month at 10 o’clock n. in. J. L. MATTHEW’S. W. M. ALEX. PETERSON, Secy. I. O. G. T. Star of Hope Lodge. No. 34. Meets every Friday night. D. C. Sutton. NV. C. T.: 11. F. Herring, NV. V. T.; Colin Mellae, Sec’v.; M. D. Hughes, I’. 8.; Alex. Peterson, Ti'eas.; Daniel Peterson, C.; NV. Mc Rae. M.: Fontaine Carswell, G.; G. NV. Dunham, Keut’l.'.Miss Hattie Elliott. Right S.; Miss Gussie McC'allimgli, Left S.; Miss Enla Peterson, D. M.: Miss Agnes Adams A. 8. 11. NV. Carswell, P. NV. C. X. &D. G. NN. C. I. SABBATH SCHOOLS. ytt. Vernon Union.—Elijah Mcßae. Sup’t. Meets every Sunday evening, at 3 o’clock. (SCnunty Snmliiy Selmol Associnlion.— / T. Vami. President, J. K. Grady, Seeretarv. (iaarterly Meetings. Saturday before the 2nd Siimdava in Fepruary May A November; Annual Meetings Wednesday before tne Ist Sunday in August, each year. RELIGIOUS SERVICES. riiEKUYTEItIAK. (Rev. Tv. A. JONES, Pastor.) Mt. Vernon.—First and fourth Sundays in eacli mouth, morning and evening. Methodist. —Mt. Vernon Circuit. (Rev. A. 11. Bazemore, I’. C.) Mr. Vernon-.—Every sth Sunday, and Ist Sunday night. Puriim.— Ist Sunday, and Saturday betorc. Long Pond.- 2nd Sunday, and Saturday be fore. , \d»msvii.i.e. —2nd Sunday afternoon, at 4 o’clock. Lotliair.—3rd Sunday and Saturday before. Suyuna.—4th Sunday, and Saturday before. Baptist. (Buy. JOSEPH M. SMITH. Pastor.) Long roN-m- Ist Sunday, and Saturday be fore, at night; no meeting in the dav Saturday, ii ve-K IiitASCII. --Ist Snndav evening i o’clock, Oconee Cheek -2nd Sunday and Saturday before. , „ Wax Hii.t, Schoox, House.—2nd Sunday eve ning. 4% o'clock. 1 xion'Hill, Tatnall Co.—Friday before the 2nd Sunday. , „ , Mt. I’isgah.—Saturday before the 3rd Sun day. . , . , 4th Sunday at Pendleton Springs, at mglit at Phillips’s Sehoolhouse. RULE NISI. Margaret Ransom ) Lihel for Divorce in the vs - Superior Court of Mont- George NV. Ransom. ) gohierv county. April term 1830. It appearing to the court by the entry of the sl r.h that tb.e defendant in the above stated ea-c re-ides outside tho limits of said county of Montgomery, and outside the limits of the state of Georgia; it is therefore ordered by the court that the said defendant appear and ant swer said ease at the next term of this court, or the game will be taken pro confesso, and al lowed to proceed ex parte. And it is further rdcrtd that service lie perfected in said case t,v publication of this order ill the Montgomery Vi !: itor.awi kly newspaper published at Mt. Vernon, in said county, once a month for four months prior to the next term of this court. C. C. Kir.UEE, J. S. C. O. C. A. C. Tate, Sol. pro Libellant. \ true extract from the minutes of court a the April term 1836. S. B. Morris, C. S. C. ]un24 fts-prf f 4. 11l If* MSI. Marv C. Preacher / Libel for Divorce in Mont vs. / gomery Superior Court. Ilonry Preacher. • April term 1886. It a; nearing to the court by the return of the sheriff in the above stated case, that the dc f. nb .ut Jo, s ir : reside in said county: and it n.rth, r Upp> that said defendant does not re>idt in the state of Gtsirgia: it is therefore ordered by the court that said defendant ap n-ar and answer said case at the next term of tliis court or that sai l ca-e will be taken pro cons. S- . and be allowed to proceed ex parte: and it is further ordered that service be per t 1 in sai l case bv publication of this order in th( M mtg rmery Monitor, a weekly newspa per published at Nit. Nernon. in said county, ... ’ a m< nth tor four months prior to the nex term of this court. _ _ „ C. C. Kieeee, J. S. C. O. C. r. C. Sutton S->l. pro Libellant, tts prf 14. A true extract from the miimten of court at s ;• v ’ ns*, c. s. c. TROFESSIONAL CARDS. W. 1). COURSEY, M. D. OFFICE at residence of T. J. calls _ promptly attended to, day or night. juis'B6-ly H. W. CARSWELL. B. C. SUTTON. 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