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THE MONITOR. D. C. SUTTON, ------ Editor. Mt.VERNON GA. SEPT. 30 188 G. Entered at the poet office at Ml. Vernon Ga. as second-class matter, SUBSCRIPTION RATES. (CASH IN ADVANCE,) Twelvo months *1.50 Sis months 'j? Four months .... If pavment is not ms do in advance, or within the first month after the name is entered on onr books, it will he charged for at the rate of two dollars per annum. RATES OF ADVERTISING. | One inch one insertion Each subsequent insertion One inch one month One inch ttiree months o 'U One inch six months One inch twelve months 1 • One quarter column one month .. . 5.00 One quarter column twelve months.2s.oo One half c.olnmu one month 7 ■>- One half column twelve months. . .41 00 One column one month.. D 1 to One column twelvo months...... i •00 Advertisements from responsible par ties will be published until ordered out, when the time is not specified id the copy, and charges made accordingly. Communications for individual benefit or of a personal character will be charg ed for the same as advertisements. Legal advertisements, the rates of which are regulated by law, are payaole in advance. . _ „ „ Announcements of candidates for office, five accordance with an net of the Legislature, legal advertisements will be inserted m the Monitor at the following rates . For eaoti 100 words, 75 cents for each in sertion for the first four insertions; for each suheciuent insertion, 8o cents foi each 1 ■ words. No a vertisemont cousulered less than Kin words. Eac h and everv word and initial, including caption, date and signature will be counted. Every figure counted as a word. local items. —Mrs. Jas. T. McCullough has been right sick for a week or so. —Mr. Charles Beugnot, of Red Bluff, paid us a cftll on Friday last. He was cn route to Da rien and Savannah. The Colored Baptists hold their Association at New Hope, in the- lower part of this county, commencing to-day or to-morrow. —Our office was honored, on last Thursday afternoon, by a visit from Mrs. A. McQueen, Mrs. Bennie Higgs and Mrs. Jas. A. Riddle. Wo are always glad to sec the laiclcs. Call of ten. —A protracted union meeting of the Presby terians and Methodists, is given out for this place, to eommeue.c! next Sunday night, and to lie conducted by Rev. W'. A. Jones and Rev. A. H. Bazemore. _THe citizens of onr little town were startled j by an alarm of fire, Tuesday night. It turned j outto be McNutt Sl Go’s, plankkiln, Which was . destroyed, with several hundred feet of lam- j her. It was Wiggins's work. Communion Service. - —Will be held at the Presbyterian church at this place next Sunday. Preparatory service at 3 o'clock p. m. Saturday, at which all the! members aie requested to be present. The Baptist Association, which convenes j to morrow, with the church at Harmony, some eighteen miles above here, in thisteounty, will be an interesting occasion. Many are going from this community. We understand that there will be several eminent divines present. —The dedication of the new Methodist church at Lotbair, which was expected to come off on the 3rd Sunday in October, will be ■deferred to some future time, on account of the inabilaty of Dr. Potter, Editor of the Wesleyan Christian Advocate, who was to dedicate it, to Attend at that time. —Rev. Joseph M. Smith, the Baptist minister who has served the congregation at this place, has closed his ministerial labors for the year. He goes up to the Association with a good ree- | ord and a clean conscience. We cannot but tostify to the excellence of his demeanor, both in and out of the pulpit. —As our paper goes to press soon Thursday morning, we capitally doubt our ability to give | our readers the result of next Wednesday s ■ election in our uext issue, if issued at the usual hour. We shall therefore not issue our paper next week until Thursday afternoon, so as to he able to give our readers tno result before it is a week old. Just Look at This.— W'e want everybody who owes us one cent to come forward, without waiting to bo specially called upon in person, and pay us. We are straining every nerve to raise the money nec ary to move our family to this placo from up per Georgia, and we need every cent. It will inconvenience no one to pay us the small sum due us, but all those amall sums put together, and paid, would enable us to be re-united with onr family, none of whom wo have ever seen since we first came among you last spring. We shall probably never be in such a strait again. Think of our condition, and help ns. We shall consider those who respond to this call as our personal friends. This is not intended to refer to those who have recently subscribed or renewed, on time. —Tile nights are geUing a lit dr cool out tuo ! days arc hot enough for August. | —Whenever we drop a candidate's name out of onr announcement column, you may take it for granted that he is no longer a can didate. —What do yon think of a candidate who is not only too stingy and penurious to announce in his county paper, but attempts to secure his election by sponging upon other candidates for his tickets? HV think he is unworthy the suf frages of his fellow citizens. r —We had to give up a good job this week, because our stationer in Philadelphia, refused to ship us paper by express as ordered, on ac count of his prejudice against the Southern Express Company. Ho accepted our southern money and shipped by height, writing ns that it would cost us too much to ship by express. It would have cost us about BO cents more than by freight, but we would have got the goods; and we would have made over six dollars that we have now lost, for want of the paper Prize Watermelons The Result— ■ —Below we give the result of the competi tion for the prize of a year's subseripton for the largest watermelon, grown in Montgomery county, brought in to us during the melon sea son of 1886: 1. N. L. Spooner, July 20 S' ,‘xM*. in. 30 lbs. 2. D. Q. Morrison, “ 21 Bx2l “ 2fi lbs. 3. W.J. McDougald, “ 2212x18 “53 lbs. 4. Hugh Peterson, “ 23 9x11% “3!% tbs. 5. D. Q. Morrison. “ 20 10x11% “ 37% lbs. : 0. J. A. Wooten, “20 11%x20 “50 lbs. j 7. Mt. V. Far. Cl’b Aug 10 5%x 4' 4 “2% lbs. j 8. W. J. McDougald “ 15 2"ixß% “4% or. Thus it will be seen that Mr. W. J. McDou gald is entitled to the prize, and we have so awarded it, and are ready to enter his name on our subscription book for a paid up subscrip tion for one year. He is also entitled to the leather medal for tbo least and sorriest ripe , watermelon presented, which medal bo vi'l , please proceed to cut out of tlio bottom of bis old shoe, and charge the damages to the Mt. V. B. S. D. & M. 8. L. 11. R. COPHT CALENDAR—OCONEK OlltCl'T. The following is the court calender of Oconee circuit, according to the act passed by the last Legislature, and which went into effect on Ist of January: Laurens, fourth Mondays in January | and July. Dodge, 4th Mondays in February and 1 August, continuing two weeks. Dooly, 2d and Lid Mondays in March ■ and September. Wilcox, 4th Mondays in March and September. Irwin, Tuesday following Mondays after 4th Mondays in March and Sep tember. Twiggs, 2d Mondays in April and October. Montgomery, 4th Mondays in April and October. Telfair, Tuesday after third Mondays in April and October. Pulaski, 3d Mondays in May and No vember, continuing as long as necossaiy. • Laurens court has been adjourned to j otne time in November. I ’ | A WEEK'S READING FREE FOR SIX GOOD FAMILIES. Send vour name, and the name and address of 5 of your neighbors or friends on a postal card and get free for yourself and each of them, a copy of THE GREAT SOUTHERN WEEKLY THE “ATLANTA CONSTITUTION/ “UNCLE REMUS’S world-famoiif oru 1 Sketches of the old Plantation ! tlukk i Darkey, “BILL All'PS” humorous HUMoiioUB f Letter for the Homo an ! Hearth wiuteus J Stone, “BETSY JIAMILION S”ad ventures fcoM in the cracker dialed War Stories, Sketches of Travel, News. Poems, Fun, Adventures, The Farm. The Household, Correspondence. i A World op Instruction and Entertainment. Twelve Pages. The Brightest and Best Weekly. Pleases every Member of the Family. Send a Postal for a Specimen Copy Address, The Contsitction,” Atlanta, Ga. T'fvCl " V w yr ** - V' i jiip'hjf n^jnr H. !ei sir,A fl j ZcA V % tjA fr 6 A- U: bjLjU PSPS? c) **3 *0 /.QUA 1 - jtEWHO^sGHACffiffiO /so UNION SQUARE NEW YORK a t; Qg, ILL. MASS. GA. FOR SALE BY • isiviUMK.ni'.v rs. For Tux Hceeivor, M cINTOSH a. McQUEEN, having yielded „ to tm* repeated Kolieitations of lriends, ' j t ttkes this opportunity toanounee to thei voters ; ! o f Montgomery oouuty, his candidacy for the j I o ffice ot Tax Receiver of said county. Should th e people, by their suffrages, honor him with tile office, he nromiaea faidilully to discharge hi s duty, to tne best of his» ability. Election January sth 1887. YIELDING to the earnest solicitations of numerous friends from all sections of the county, James Higgs has consented to become a candidate tor re-election to the office of Tax Ucceiver of Montgomery county, at the ap proaching election. Being thoroughly compe tent, with several years experience and famil iarity with the duties of the office, and being, besides, a brave Confederate soldier, win* lost j t a teg in defense of iiis country, and otherwise- , unfortunate, his friends feel that lie has supc- , ' riorclaims upon the good citizens of the county I for their suffrages. \T7E ABE authorized by M. P. IVtorson to j \ V announce his name to tin* people of M.nt I gomery county as a candidate for the office ot Tax deceiver, at the ensuing election on the first Wednesday in January 1887. He promis es that if honored by them with their sutlra ges, he will discharge the duties of the office honestly* and to the bet ot his ability, I For fli«» * s e«ntc.- - J rnilE name ofM. It. Mcßae, of Telfair county, ] J is hereby pr< aonted, by hi* numerous sup- . porters and frit i ds, to the voters of the 15th j Senatorial district, composed of the comities of ; I Montgomery T« hair and Irwin, as a candidate for Senator for said district at the ensuing elec- i [ rion oil Wednesday the (Uli of October 18M>.- He is in every way competent, worthy and well qualified, to represent the district in the up per nousc of the Georgia legislature, and his friends who make this announcement by his authoiity, assure the people of the district that he will devote his time and talents to their in ti rests, as well as to the advancement of th c general welfare of the state, ahould he be h.m ored with the office, through their suffrages. ! r |MIE friends of John I). McLeod of T< 1 fair county, placo his name before the, people of Montgomery, Telfair and li win, ns candidate for state senator for the 15th sena oiial district, at the electictt io lie* held on tlio first Wemhiesday in October 1880. If elected i the people of the district will have an honest, able and faithful man in office, and one who 1 will he ever watchful of their interests, ns well as tor the prosperity and welfare of the state. i County Purveyor. i \\ TE ARE authorized to announce the name of John CL Hamilton for the office of I ('otntv Surveyor of Montgomery countv, at I the election in January next. If elected will j faithfully endeavor to discharge the duties of , the office according to law. For Sheriff. j fj N complianc»‘ with the expressed wishes and i \ strong solicitations of man y friends,! hive ! consented to become a candidatojbr SlieritTof ! Montgomery county, at thc election in Jauu- | | ary next. If 1. should be elected, I propose to i reside, a.ljaccnt to the county site, to keep ! my office open for the' transaction of business i six davsout of the week, to be always on hand ! when needed, (unless officially absent) and 1 • ! enter fully into the spirit of u faithful and effi ] dent discharge of all the duties of the office, i ; honestly and to the best of my ability and un i derstanding. And I promise to arrest violent j : criminals just tho:..inic asthose who are guilty i ’ of petty violations of the law, Jajiis B. Daksly. j • \T THE solicitation of friends. J hereby an nounce myself ns a candidate for re-election I to the office of Sheriff of Montgomery county, j at the election on the first Wednesday in Janu ary *BB7. Jas. D. MctjjiEGoi:. i r J’ T fK friends of James Morris jr. announce to ! f Hjc voters of Montgomery county, that he f; l,:is coiE-f’;ted to the use of his name as a can • ! didst*' for sheriff of sai 1 cou'oty. ;1 ( Icctefi. i ho will bring to iho discharge of the trust, an i honesty unimpeachable, courage unswerving, j an impartiality that knows neither friend nor j foe, and a natural litnees for the office. : For To x Collector. mi-JE unficrsignml, at the roquost of u-nny , | Iriaadv, anr.imiii-at' biiDHott' a caiKlidatu i for tin- oili-v of fax Collector, at the ciiauim; : Ja.uiarv ilcctioD. and j>i".rmHc», if clectcil, to ; Mm J.ntica of tin- office faitbfnlly— I ThmikiiiK the citizens for their eor.Hflenc.e ami 1 ] .Ist 1'e,..1 S. 1 roost respeetfall.v solicit ft con ‘ tianation of the same iu tlio 1 uturo. ' John N. Miller. I }IROF. B. F. Horrinp lias many warm niul iipjiiecialive friemls, who, kitowim: *ii« ne.ro than onlinarv iiiuMifieations an<l Rentle m:,illv traits of eliii ai-ter, desire to annouiiee j );... ,'iiae r.K aearididat' for Tax Collector of Montnomer;’ county, at. the Ja .nary election, in the hope that, if elected, he will servo the 1 pcoule. For the Ij* .lif t 11 rc. • ARE authorized to announce to the , W vot(*rs of Mont.'joiiH ry county, that M, i j). Hugiii s has consented to the use of his | j name -a eandidate for representative of said , • county in tin* Ocorgia legislature, «it, the elec- ; i tion to he licld mi the first Wednesday in Octo ber next. He has not sought the office, hut has yi'-liicd Ids consent in with the urgent a id repeated solicitation of his Many Fhiendh. KorCovon'T# r r r,: friendso t Amerinnsß. Hamilton hereby i im , name an a suitable * andidate , for (', oroiu-j* of Montgomery county, at the * , : g fjf tion r»r; the first. Wednesday in Jarm- j i ary next; if ( le- tetl. )>e will discharge tin* du- j ties of tl’.e office in full, to the best of his abil- | ; ity and understanding of tlio laws: For Clerk. F Y*AVISO been solicited, I have consented to i \ become a candiil ite for the ofiiee of L'lerk , of the .Superior Umirt of Montgomery eonnty, ! at the election to be h ( Id on tlio first Wcdiies- J div in Januarv next. If electcd, the office will 1,. J. r*t . Ls-D vs in th • week, aod the recoi-ds shall c/.rnparo favorably with any ever j kept in the county. Vmi* 31eIUk. For Count y Treasurer.-. ~¥T7E ARE rerpn sted by E A Holirn . tf> ar»- V\ rioucf ■ tiis name r.•; a candidate for the office of Countv Trrasuror of Mont'omiery f>>., at the ele< t:ori*on tin first Wednesday in Jc.eii ; ary IBs7. The many friends at whose solicita tion he lias been induced to come before the public, have the assurance an honest and j competent aidnilnis.tration of the county’s nances, in the event of his election: Not Ice to Contractor*.— *v TTT WITT. LET to the lowest and best bid \\ dcr. u* publioutcry, before the door of the court le.iiHf ;■) s. rr ;. Verron fia.. on tie* fir-*'. Mon lav in October in xt, v. ithin the usual sale iimi, the eoi,:ra" f f*r bniiding a Methodist cffurMi, to be built in said town, according to . pi 'l Ti 1"M i p'.-ations to be found in the ha-ds of *».e build, g c/Ffirmrt'... or 0 the stor* *f J. 1 A Riddle. One half the bid to be paid when t’.. ; wor 1 ' is comnr r.c'-d. the other %AK w‘j*-e the Imiidi’ig is comp' Vd. The building tube f-oninh • d ) tie- fin r day of January TltOS, B. w Al>AifH, , A. Ri/fi/LK. - Building O*:r,i,«?tc. J',.. ' l‘l. .: .. ’ un it F.OF SACK. VORr.EART.Y to an order of the court of Or dinary of Montgomery county wi.l be sold at the court lum.so door of said county, on tin* Ist Tuesday in October next, within ‘the legal hours of sale the following property to wit: 2511 acres land known as tlte Home place, fill } acre* lying on swamp 135 acre sos lot No. 84 1* in 11th d;st. 1J > writ s of 1 »t No. in 11th ilist. 1 \ acres of lot N.x Tiff in 11 th (list, sold as the proj city of David Miller late of'said county ; doc cl. 'PiTins 1 2 cash Ist Diveinhcrbalance ciedit 12 niiUiths. This dth Sept. 188(1. A. J. ftflL! i B Exr. imiDGK NOTIi’K. -c let tvi the lowest bidder on the iltli day of Octoln r next, the lmilding oi a bridge across Alligator (’retk at or m ar the Box craft Ford. Thc specifications will lu* j exhibited on the day, and can he found with I John Mcßae prior to the day of letting. The I light to reject any or all bids is hereby re st rvod. This Sept.. Gth 18S(I. ity order of County Commissioners, John 0. McAlistv.l;, Clerk. . 681 Piano aits lip 60, ESTA3LISHSD 1859. Beautiful New l T p- FX 11 W lvl right riano. K.vf\vn..d Cataloßaca " ' '‘ '* It will pay you t•> i't amino ti.'.. instrument tu-foro p.o i. * douMo mir price f«.r ono not nearly s.» |*i**d. ‘f NoOrgnuH«>>• T\anog * t'~TO have rmt v.ith tbo "** * popularly of these iu * '• s *‘ i.trnnit'i’.t , km ih nr \ *» l>y* tho WONDFItFrii SAIjR-n. Our inerr:* toss facilities f.>r tiio niauu* facturo of Pianos and Organs enable u« to otYcr in y-fc htrumonUiof tlio liH«H --[ \ 111 ST UltiVl) l: at lower prices than ia asked for g r -' I hi forior ones. ' |l aJ -lv Write ns and wo will take gloßHiiro iu giving all KCisZ tlio Information desired Rji. , ' rF'V' fnaiofrt.owv AH our fotefS?"-’' IsiMtnan&entfl are war ngS* '■ A'«r rant.. 1 Car SIX A HAHS t'AAj-.®) and »ro ant anywhero oil 1® <l»ys toat trial. «?.v Royal Oom Organ, Solid iiF'Sfi / l®t - Black Walnut Onse, for FSBBfy, j! |w only sss* aJll Bend for lll\ißtrat<Hl Cat- Egg; i 0 • I’lease mention this , paper whou you write. Washington, Warren Co., N. J., U. S. A. AT5f S. ~i S’ GJzu-.ut i^SS /' •*•*' ‘" 4 to *MO>.O ]:\VPQT i iOLwi j (A - * • •, anti moat ’incur- S ~ . '■ j ? X, A B r t- -4 nr* ”7 r Sgt’".* 1 . ; r Write to us for Tkict.# U '.vlJ c-' v. i. r. \.\.j f, b and Catalogues. . . ' _ S.. ”v... 'v .. r n f, 7 g ! f ' A r - C\ (plif fl , Vs r. I )\ : . v V? v w a 1 lkti.unc.kJUO) EiiU* THE TROY SPRING WAGON AND WHEEL WORKS, TROY, OHIO. No. 2fi ROAD WAGON. Manufacture for the Trade, mm WAGOHS, tm? SEATS, SOLID and S7BCK SURBIES, &c. .11vroan W'.tRBAJ'CTKn. Drop us a postal card and wo will (lir<ct. you to our agODt nearest voij, or (urnisli you ourselves with Catalogue and I^risos. THE Trey Spring ?a£sa and Whsol Works* TROY, OHIO. oW'**-., £' . w/ £ ire U * Bfl euSa'i£ HAS NO EQUAL. nov Nil® Skim Sadie Ci —ORANGE, MASS.- I 30 Union Square# M» Y« Cf >ca£o, fl. C*. lovs. Mo | ;:v.ota, C% DsiUt, Tex. l-.1. j rv - V \ 1 {’ . <(. ?»! f Vi ij« i» < I,a. McRAE & PRITCHETT, ID Til A.LERS ITT GENERAL MERCHANDISE & FARM SUPPLIES LOTT, GEORGIA, (AT THEIR Tt’IirrNTINE DISTILLERY, FIVE MILES FROM MT, VERNON, SOUTH.) PAY THE HIGHEST PRICE FOR PRODUCE, | AND ASK THE:LOWEST FOR GOODS, Ol' any Mercantile Firm in Montgomery County. Wo keep ou linml THE HUGEST STOCK OF HATS IN THE CODNTY, AND SELF THEM I'OH THE FEAST MONEY. Farming Implements, Hardware, Wood ware, Tinware, Fancy and Heavy Groce ries, everything in the way of Gents’ Furnishing Goods, lteaily Made Clothing, Ladies’ Hats and Dress Goods, and everything in the line of Dry Goods, Notions and General Merchandise. Our stock of CLOTHIISTG, Is the largest and best in the country, and will ho sold clienper than tho cheapest. AM> ASTO IIATSANDDIIYGOODS * We defy competition, come from what quarter it may. Wo will sell you Flints 5 (n\ 7 eta.; l’laids 7|(7< 10; Flour (a 7}; Corn 86c; Coffee 8 (n), 10 ffw to the dollar, and other things in proportion, (five us a trial. You will find our salesman Mr. ,T. A. Duster, polite and ready to wait upon yon. No trouble to show you our goods, but a pleasure. All are nvitud. uprl&’RU 6m. PIANO AND ORGAN CLEARING OUT SALE. YOUH CHANCE TO SECURE A GOOD INSTRUMENT ■A.T .A. ZB-A^GLA-IIT. Gome* up, Lovers. Hhi-h’h your clinnci*. 100 Piunoß I 100 Orgnim! to bo •'loshO nut of value ! A genuine* (Jb»nrnne« Halo to reduce ntock. Tlieno tuhtninioiitH iiro over uiul above our regular stock; uiuat got our money out of them. Sontf arc imv, nol iifw*il n <lnv; Homo lmve boon lined a few month*; notnc lined nix month* •a- a Year; non < uh <1 fmin two l<» live veins. Some arc good Hirond-Iliind Instruments taken in i ..cluuif'c ami repaired, renovated npolishod ami made an good hh now. In the 20011 iere are Square Pianos, Upright Pianos, Grand Pianos, Chorea Organs and parlor Organs, from over twenty different Makers, including Cliiclte riug. Kiiitliv, Mason -V llaniMn, ilallet A Davis, Matluisliek, Vow, ifiinUu, Ai ian, Galilei, I’elmilwf, SlHuiiiicer, !•>»<*y and Ileal. Deseriplitc Fists are printed, and a purelmse can be made by corroapon denec as well as by persou. liiHtriiiiieots arc represented prociaely ns tiicy are, and if purchasers are hot suited we refund ihcir money. Terms Easy. Pianos 810 inonlh; Organs #6 D* month. Great induce ineiils to Spot Cash liuyers. Write and wo will offer bargains that will open your eyes. _ ()v „r twenty of tliesn instriiraents were sold during Centennial week, but there are 2(10 left, which must go ill the next 60 days. From three I*, five are snold daily. Write quick if you want to secure one. This advertisumulit (in 60 good papers) will Write for Piano and Organ Clearing Out Sule Circulars, and mention this ad vertisement. Write at mire, Address HIDDEN & SATES, SOUTHERN MUSIC HOUSE SAVANNAH GA., Or, A. L. KY A 1.8, Ag’t. MeVille G*. i JOHNSON s ANODYNE PARSONS’ — PILLS i .* ; vii «.i i'*/ui:«or of mic-m . I bo than icful. Ono pill a rto»o. Illustrated pamphlet i P' S7'l vTftfc ,-.f YJA ~f, OT gj g£K2 J? l £ SZi \t Bwlli make hciiß lay J r It. ahHOluttf!y|H |£2 L. fca »(V WA QJ, Mt fc W ftj R Rl BB llKo It. It Otirtf j .. .-t lilp’ily 'on K,, fay? Klv CV m fra O ohlokon oholera anti , *»■•*. Oroohf. Va% 5/4 WO Si rfl A fit? w all dir.«ua«« of hep». 1m v/’.rU» f* po-ind of Ky.y V '7* GVf B(3s 5j v 4! 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