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About The Montgomery monitor. (Mt. Vernon, Montgomery County, Ga.) 1886-current | View Entire Issue (June 28, 1906)
ADDITIONAL LOCAL IT RMS. Crossing at. (lie ferry was hiis ]tended a few days hot week on ae- J count nf (he high water, which in rather unusual at t J»ih season. Stenographer W. McAllister was called home Friday on ac count of the illn< •i- and death of liis little nephew, Johnnie Mcßae. Mr. I/. L. Batwiek of Lot hair was transacting business here on | Monday. Where (JO-FLY goes flies will not go. (so it on your Horses und Cattle. Sold by S. 1. Bul lard, Alamo; Rivers Drug Co., Q leu wood ; nndJ. A. l’oterson, Jr. Alley; W. H. McQueen, Ml. Ver non, Cu. Misses Ada and Agnes Avret of Claxton, sisters of the groom, nttended the marriage id Mr. L. L. Avret and Miss McLemoro on Sunday, returning with the bridal party on the evening eastbound train. liny at from $ to ij usual price j Intehnatjonai. Stock Food at | Ailoy I’barmaey. This is the Mull to fatten your old Horse or Cow. and it will help the old sow. Col. W. B. Kent has returned from an extended trip which in cluded Brunswick, Athens. Atlan ta, Quitman, Donuldsonville and several other points. He made several addresses while away, and was accompanied by little Miss Mildred on the entire round. Mrs. Alex Cranberry and daugh ter of Lumpkin, Gn., were visitors to Mt. Vernon on account of the Peterson-Folsom wedding on tin J Ith, returning Inst week. Mrs. Cranberry is a sister of Mr. N. L Spooner. Wanted —A good agent in each county to appoint sub agents for and represent the Inst Live Stock Insurance Co. in Georgia. Capi tal stock stock SIO,OOO. Address I’. L. Watson, Sec’y and Treus., Swainsboro, Ga. 1 Col. 1. 11. Corbett, uprominent young attorney of Lyons, was a visitor here on yesterday. DENTAL NOTICE. 1 will be in mv office in Mt. Vernon on Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday of next week, ami will be pleased to meet all who are in need of first-class dental j work. f)r. M. i>. Cowart. A PROCLAMATION. OBORGIA: By J. M. Terrell, Governor of said State. Wukukas, Oflioial information has been received at this Department that Young i MaoKky murdered Crawford A. ftyals, iu Montgomery county, August oth, 1900, and escaped and is now fugitive from justice. I have thought proper, there fore, to issue tins my proclama tion, heroby offering a reward of One Hundred Dollars fertile ap prehension and delivery of said Young Mac Key, with evidence sufficient to convict, to the Sheriff of Montgomery county, Georgia. And I do moreover charge and require all Officers in this State, Civil and Military, to be vigilant in endeavoring to apprehend the said Young Mac Key in order that ho may l>e brought to trial for the offense with which he stands charged. Given under mv hand and the Seal of the State, this the 26th day of June. 1900. J. M. Terrell, By the Governor. Governor. Philip Cook, Secretary of State. ENTERTAINMENT AT HACK BRANCH, On the evening of the 29th of June there will be a Box Supper given by the ladies of Hack Branch at the residence of Mr. and Mrs. F. B. Mcßride, for the benefit of the Presbyterian church. Everybody is invited to come and indies are requested to bring box es. Refreshments and music will be plentiful. Come and help tins good cause. RESOLUTIONS ()f the Mt. Vernon IJapt ist Church. The grim Angel of Dentil visited ItlieMt. Vernon Baptist Church Mav 20lh, and with short warning I - j bore away the spirit of Sister! Sonic Kent, wife of Pro. \\ . 1!. Kent. This again calls to our minds the fact that, in the life of ; {each and every one some days! must be dark and dreary. Sister K<*nt was born May 28. 1875, and joined the Baptist; {church at Betbabara at the age of i twelve, her membership remain ing there until after her marriage, j when she became a member with us. Wo miss her smiling face and generous hospitality. Strangers she turned not away, but was ever ready to welcome them within her home. The sick she visited with a helping hand, and admin istered willingly to their needs She was in the bloom of young womanhood, when life held so many charms; but seemed per fectly resigned to the will of the j | Lord and when called went with- j out a murmur. We hope to meet { j Sister Kent in a brighter and bot lter world where trials and sorrows! jean never come. In her death we] 1 have lost one of our most cheer-! fill members, therefore, be it Resolved Ist, That we join her { family in lamenting her death, and extend to them our profound sympathy m their bereavement. 2d, That we dedicate a page of the minutes of our church to her memory and t hat these resolutions i be written thereon. thl, That we request The Mont j gomory Monitor and The Christian ! Index to publish t hese resolutions. Ith, That the family of the de ceased be furnished with a copy of t hose resolutions. Respect fully submitted, Mrs. C. W. Fox, M rs. 15. E. H iggs, I/. C. I ndenvood. 11 iggston. | Too late last week. | N|h oinl Corn Hpomlt net*. “Know yo other days so rare, Joyous days free from care, Roses blooming everywhere As in Juuel And June brings besides her lavish gifts of (lowers the most cheery and happy greetings of all the year, for “Sorrow now is out of sight , Everything is gay and bright. Every heart is filled with de light— It is June 1 Even the farmers are blithe-j some, though June's showers have {done them the most damage nil | causing the grass to grow’. The social gathering at t he home i of Mr. At will near here Friday! evening was an enjoyable affair, ('specially tho musical feature, which was conducted by Mr. J. Waters of Vidalia. Mrs. Williams of Florida is vis iting the family of her brother;! Rev. It. K. Leo. She is accompa nied by by her daughter, Lou elyu. Miss Callie Allmond is teach ing a summer school in Higgston. Miss Ma Conner, a bright and attractive young lady of McGrog ;or visited Higgston Sunday. Mr. Hindloy nf Vtdalia visited the family of Rev. R. L. Lee last Sunday. Glad to learn that the music loving population of Higgston is expecting the services of Mr. J. Waters of Vidalin as instructor during the summer months. He is a n excellent pianist. Mr. Ernest F. Thompson of Jacksonville, Fla., is visiting his parents, Mr. and Mrs. W. M. Thompson. Glad to state that Mr. and Mrs. White have concluded to remain with us instead of making their home elsewhere, as was announced in last week’s Monitor. —T. (Added tins week.) Rev. Reese filled hi« appoint ment here Sunday. Mrs. I*'on Adams of Fitzgerald is visitiug her father, Mr. N. T. Way. Miss Mamie Conner visited Miss Lou Elvira Williams last Monday at the home of Roy. R. E. Lee. Mr. J. Waters is teaching a very enthusiastic music class here. The young people enjoyed im mensely the entertainment given them by Mr. and Mrs Sykes on Wednesday evening of last week, i TI!K M(>N I'GO.MERY MONITOR—THURSDAY, JFNfc 2ft, 1906. WASHINGTON, C. C, EXCURSION. Via. Seaboard Air Line Railway. On June 29th, July 2nd and, hid, 1906, the Seaboard Air Line Kv., will sell excursion tickets to , Washington, D. C. and return at j one faro plus 25 cents, tickets | good returning until July 11th, ; but extension of limit returning until Aug. 11. can be obtained by! paying only 50 cents additional J ! making a 10 day trip. Certainly | I a splendid opportunity for your) summer vacation. Full informa rnation at Seaboard Air Line Offi- I ee.s. PLOWING UP SNAKES. Wlnle plowing in his canepatch last Monday, Mr. J. Q. Palmer got bis plow badly tangled up 'with a huge rattlesnake. Mr. Palmer was so surprised at the familiarity of his snakeship that he thought best to step aside and think overtiie situation. But he killed the rattler and secured nine rattles from his tail. PETITION FOR INCORPORATION. Georgia--Montgomery County. To the Hon. Phil Cook, Secretary 1 of Stale: J. F. Cook, tV. F. Luckie and T. { W. 800 l lie, all of the county of Tel- j fair, said stale, B. A. Mosely, W. R. | I Mosely. F. V. Newsom, W. If. Fow | lor, J. B. O’Connor, W. 1). Martin. Clias. Hamilton and W, C. Futrill, ! nil of I lie county of Montgomery, said slate, N. 1.. Gillis and K. L. Gillis, both of the county of Emanuel, said I stale, and Jack Williamson of the county of Toombs, said state, bring Ibis their petition, pursuant to the laws of said .stale, and respectfully 'show: Ist That they desiro to form a cor iporaiion for the purpose of carrying on the business of bunking. 2d, The name and style of the pro posed corporation shall be‘*The Bank of Soperfon.” Ski, The location and principal place of business thereof shell be the town of [Soperton, said stale and county. 4lh, The amount of capital stix-k is $25,00u, divided into2so shares ofsloU each,all of which capital stock has been subscribed and $15,000 of which lias been actually paid in. rail, The nature of the proposed corporal ion shall be that of a bank, and to Imve continual succession for | the term of 80 years, with right of re newal for a. like term; with the right and power to sue and tie sued ;to have and use a common seal and at pleas ure to alter same; to appoint such of ficers anil agents as (lie business of the corporation requires, to prescribe i heir duties, lix their compensations i and remove them at pleasure; to make such by-laws as may be neces sary or proper for the management of iis property and regulation of its alTairs; to hold, purchase, dispose of and convey such real and personal property as may be necessary for its uses and business; and the general purpose of such corporation being to discount bills, notes, and other evi dences of debt; to receive anb pay out deposits wjtlior without interest; to receive on special deposit money or bullion, or foreign coins, or slocks and bonds, or other securities; to take and receive security by mortgage or otherwise on properly real or person al ; and generally to do and perform all such oilier mailers and things not hereinbefore named as are or may be i incident to the business of banking. Wherefore petitioners pray to be | incorporated under the laws of this ! state. .1. F. Cook, ('has. S Hamilton \V F Luckie jj B O’Connor T NV Boothe! \V I) Martin 15 A Moselv i \\ (' Futrill VV It Mosely N L Gillis F V Newsome it I, Gillis W H Fowler A J Williamson, Petitioners. \Y. A. Wooten, A tty. for Petitioners. Georgia—Montgomery County. Before int‘, Alex McArthur, ordi-j | nary of said county, personally ap peare I J F Cook, NV F Luckie and 1' W Loot he, all of t he county of Tel- | fair, state of Georgia, 15 A Mostly, W It Mosely, F V Newsome. W H Fowler, .1 15 O'Connor, \V 1> Martin, ! Clias Hamilton and \V C Futrill, all j of the county of Montgomery, said ; slate. N I. Gillis and K I. Gillis, hot h of the county of Emanuel, said slate, i ! and Jack Williamson of the county I !of Toombs, said state, who, upon { oath, say that $15,000 of the capital subscribed to The Rank of Soperton, ; for w hich hank deponents are now { seeking incorporation by tin* Sec re-i 1 tarv of Slate lias t>--vn actually paid by tin' subscribers, and the same is in fact held and is to be used solely : for tin* business and purposes of the i said corporation. .1. F. Cook, Clias. S. Hamilton W. F. Luckie, J. B. O'Connor. l\ W. Boothe, W. D. Martin, B. A Mosely, W. C. Futrill, \V. R. Mosely, N. L. Gillis, { F. V. Newsome, K. L. Gillis. W. H. Fowler, A. J. Williamson, j Sworn to and subscribed before me this the 2mh day of May. lyoti. A lex Me Art hur, Ord. M. C., Ga. State of Georgia, office of the Secre tary of Slate. 1. Pint Cook, secretary of the state i of the State of Georgia, do hereby hereby certify that the attached and foregoing time sheets or typewritten and written matter contain a true and correct copy of the declaration •*! The Bank of Soperton and the af fidavit of me subscribers thereto for a charter, the original of which is of tile iu this department. In testimony w hereof. 1 have here unto -t t my hand and affixed the seal of my office, at the eapi-tol. hi the City of Atlanta, this the day of June, in the year of our Lord one thousand, nine Hundred and six, and of the independence of the United States of America tlo> one hundred aud thirtieth. Philip Cook, Secretary of stale. 1 PROTRACTED MEETINGS. At Ailey 8d Sunday in July. At Caroline’s Chapel Ith Sun- { day in July. At Longpond mi Ist Sunday in : ' August. At Glen wood on it li Sunday in August. These meetings are to continue j indefinitely. J . B. Gl i tier, V. C. Mr. and Mrs. 11. 15. Folsom re turned Saturday evening from a trip to Liberty county, and are now at home at the Mcßae House. I PICNIC AT NAIL’S FERRY, There will be a picnic at Nail’s Ferry Saturday, July the 21st. Every body is invited to go and carry well-filled baskets. Fence for Sale. Good wire fencing at SIOO per mile while it lasts. If you want a bargain see me at once. A. B. Hutcheson. DISSOLUTION NOTICE. The firm of Beacham Bros, has this day been dissolved by mutual consent. R. H. Beacham with drawing and L. T. Beacham as suming all liabilities and will col lect all debts due said firm. Beacham Bros. R. H. Beacham. L. T. Beacham. April 21, 1906. QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS. I have the Questions and An swers of the Public School Exam inations of J 905 in print. Will] send them on receipt of 25 cents, or for the last four years for 50c. 15. S. Holden, Pub. Ellijay, Ga. Citation. Georgia—Montgomery County. I Notice is hereby Riven that A. N. Burton, guardian of Maud and Calllie Bui ton; minor children of Mrs. M. C. Burton, has applied to me for leave to sell all of ■ lie lands belong ing to »aid minors, and this is therefore to cite all parlies and next of kin to show cause, if any they can, why said application should not be gianted at the next term of this court In be held on the fust Monday in July, 190(5. i Witness my official signature, this June 4th, i 190(5. Alex .MoArthub, Ordinary, M. C. Citation. Georgia—Montgomery County. To all whom it inav concern: Mrs. C. D. j Roberta having applied to me tor letters of i administration on the estate of William Rob- j erts, deceased, this is therefore to cile all I and singular tiie heirs and creditors of the said William Unbol ts to tie and appear at the Inly term 1906 of this corn t and show cause, if anv they can, why letters of administration should not bo granted to said applicant on the estate of Win. Roberts as prayed for. Witness my hand and official signature this June 4th, 1906. Alex McArthur, Ordinary M..C. 1— LOCAL SCHEDULE. For the benefit of our patrons we give below a schedule showing ! the arrival and departure of Sea board trains at Mt. Vernon: EASTBOUNi). No. 74 leaves Mt. Vernon 6 45 am No. 72 leaves “ “ 445 pm WESTBOUND. No. 71 leaves Mt. Vernon 10 29 am { No. 73 leaves “ “ 745 pm Train No. 74 arrives in Savan ; nah at 10 o’clock in morning. No. 72 arrives Savannah 8 00 pm. No. 71 lvs Savannah 7:15 a. m. No. 78 Ivs Savannah 4:80p. ik, ! M. B. CALHOUN, Atty at Law, Mt. Vernon, Georgia. S YOUR MONEY I IS SAFE only when it is invested. {{{ Burglars may damage 1 8 you: bad loans may crip- |{ pie you f speculation may ;i; « ruin vou . . . » ’ W •* 7/ | THE MT, VERNON BANK §; '? offers you a safe place « I to keep vour money in 5$ i q You get it on demand, and gi without danger of loss. A » £ good rate of interest is paid » v> depositors when especially $ << arranged for. Your busiue.-s II cordially invited » MT. VERNON I | BANK | rtt. Vernon, Ga. [“ The I I New Store!! AARON SEGALL | j| (Now open with a New Stock in the ll* GHLS OLD STORE) j; 1 Mount Vernon, - Ga. I DRY GOODS, NOTIONS, | I SHOES, HATS, DRESS GOODS | CLOTHING | Latest Styles Lowest Prices ijj (Call at the New Store, and you will be Surprised ;j> at the Bargains I Offer. Bargains for ALL MT. VERNON’S NEW STORE A. SEGALL | The Dry Goods Man Mt. Vernon | [ th eßesT DRESsed men t p— I.- | \ ; IN MONTGOMERY COUNTY i ARE WEARING CLOTHES ; THAT BEAR THEY COST NO MORE&ARE THE FINEST MADE | , W!^ TE TOR SAMPLES ANDPRICES | ' THE SOUTH'S LEADING CLOTHIERS ri7ri»—————^sssssssssss^^^^^^^^m | BRANCH AGENT f | WANTED | * * & # & Branch agent wanted for the jjfc- Montgomery County Branch of the Southern Mutual Life Insurance v_ J Association. Must have horse and J f* buggy and devote some time to so- J £ lieiting new members. A fine opening for some hustling man or * ... # ft woman. I will consider all ap- ii plications as confidential. £- J Write me today. J | M. A. CANDLER, % General Agent, Vidalia, Ga. J ft ft ft ft «r ft
