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About The Montgomery monitor. (Mt. Vernon, Montgomery County, Ga.) 1886-current | View Entire Issue (July 5, 1906)
ADDITIONAL LOCAL ITEMS. Got your half-gallon glass pitch ers for tbo heated torm, ami all Table Glassware at bargain prices now on at W. J. <fe T. A. Peter son, Alley, (ill. Section Foreman Freeman has lost his dog. See ml, offering re ward. Miss Janette Folsom left Mon day to visit relatives at Huxley, Waycross, Bluckshear and Ludo wici. Mis. W. C. Mcßae and daugh ter, Miss Fra ilia, are visting Sav nnnah. W. .1. dk T. A. I'eterson, the Ailey hustlers for business, are making summer drives in useful Glassware, like 14$ oz. Sodas, HI oz. .lei ley Glasses with thin caps, Hotel Goblets, and all table fur * nishings. Now that the Glorious Fourth for UKWS has passed into history, wo can only sit down and wait for the primary on August 22d. Mr. and Mrs. L. L. Avret have returned from their bridal trip, and are spending this week at Mc- Rae, where Mr. Avret is enguged with McKenzie’s Sons. Times are exceedingly quiet on U. B. I. lull. We are toll that our people did not observe the Fourth be cause they are saving up for a grnnd blow-out on the completion Montgomery’s new court house. Mr. Walter H. Dukes of Lo t hair was down Tuesday* and re ports all quiet and busy in this section. BIG MAIL ORDER HOUSE. No clothing liouso has a better mail order trade nil over tins country than lb 11. Levy Bro, & Co., of Savannah. Write them for complete descriptions and prices on your summer suits. See their new ml in this paper, and be sure and call at their big emporium when you visit Savaunuh. Tarrytown. FpecUl CoiTi'apuiuloiioe. We have been having fine weather for the farmers to clean out their crops, but wo think the cotton crop damaged 00 per cent by the heavy rains. W. 1.. Snow, our cold drink man, made a two days visit to Dublin this week. We regret to 1 onrn that our friend, F. 11. Cadle, will removej from our town to Stillmore. May sunshine and happiness follow him. Messrs. P. F. W a mock A Bro. are preparing to.erect a complete ginnery here, and will have it ready for next season. Mr. S. A. Calhoun, who has ; made his home here for some time, has moved to Sopcrton, and we j regret to lose him as a citizen and mayor of our town. Every body seems to be for! Estill for governor up this way. I A test election here a few nights ago showed a big majority for the' South Georgia candidate. Hoke and Clurk men say we will lose our votes. If wo do it will be on ! the right man for governor, Fkikm*. j FOURTH OF JULY EXCURSIONS. Via. Seaboard Air Ltoe Rails*). The Seaboard Air Line Railway w ill sell excursion tickets account of 4th of July on July 2nd, 3rd ami 4th, good to return until July , Bth inclusive, at one and one third fares (minimum rate 50c) betweeu all stations in the South, i. e., South of the Ohio and Po tomac rivers and East of the Mis sissippi river. Full information from Seaboard Air Line Agents. 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. TEN DOLLARS REWARD. I will pay $lO for return of my sh< pherd dog, or proof to convict . any one of killing or stealing him. Block with white breast and white 1 forelegs. Answers to name of “Shop.” Address, il. R. Freeman, Glenwood, Ga. UNION SINGING CONVENTION. The Union Singing Convention will meet with the Alamo church on the 6th Sunday in July at 10 o’clock. Everybody invited, and bring full baskets. J. F. McDaniel, Sec’y. WASHINGTON, D. C. EXCURSION. Via. Seaboard Air Line Railway. On June 29tTi, July 2nd and 3rd, 1900, the Seaboard Air Line Ry., wilt sell excursion tickets to Washington, D. C. and, return at one fare plus 25 cents, tickets good returning until July 11th, b lit extension of limit returning! until Aug. 11, can be obtamnd by paying only 50 cents additional, making a4O day trip. Certainly a splendid opportunity for your summer vacation. Full infornm niation at Seaboard Air Lino Offi ces. ROAD NOTICE. ~ Office Commissioners of Road and Revenues, July 2 11)06, ill re work ing public roads of Montgomery County: Upon duly considering (Ire pro priety of changing (lie present meth od of working tltg public roads* of Montgomery county under the Alter native Road Raw now of force in said county. U is ordered and adjudged that, from and after tin* date of thisorder, dm road funds collected from the people of each Militia District of said county, shall be used solely in the district In which it is paid and none other. Disordered further flint it shall be the duty ot I fro Clerk of the boa: d i of commissioners to keep the funds collected from each District separate and distinct, and draw warrants on the funds from each District only for the purpose of paying legitimate expenses in keeping up the public roads of said distriet. W. \V. Hope Chin, Win. Bland Secy, J. C. Conner. Sai.ksmen Wanted. Three salesmen wanted for our new Railroad, County and State Sur vey of Georgia. Just off the press' and absolutely now. Prepared to! meet the enormous demand for a map showing the new counties re cently* established. A splendid opportunity for energetic men. Rand, McNally A Co., Chicago, 111. Citation for Guardianship. Gam'giii Montgomery Count . To *ll whom it muy concern: Mrs. Julia A GiuniU-y has in proper form npplieJ to mo for letter* of gtikrili.nsliip of the poison ami property of Thomas Wilkes, minor of Ira ami Missouri Wilke*, dee. ascii. This is therefore to rite *ll persona concerned, friends and next of kin, to show cause, if any they ran why miid applicant should not he appointed guardian of said minor, and receive letters of itosrdiatihhip oil the first .Mon ’.av in August, l'.MHi. 1 his July 2.1, UK'S. Aunt Me Annum-, Ordinary. Citation for Leave to Sell. Georgia Montgomery County. To all whom il may concern: Mr*. C. I>. Koherta, administratrix of the catato of Win. ; Hollerta, deceased, his in due form applied to mo for leave 1 o sell the lands bt-lougiug to said estate. Notice is In n l>> given that said application will he heard at the regular trim . i of the court ol Urdiuary of said county on the ; ■ hist .Monday in August, l'JOti. Witness my baud and otfieial signature, this July 2d, 1000' i ALEX McAhtui'k, Ordinary. Citation. Georgia--Montgomery (’ounty. To all whom it may concern: Miss Van Mitchell having applied to me for letters d i administration on the estate of lames Mitch ell, d, cased, this is therefore to cite all', and singular the heir* and creditor* of the j said Jan e M t 'hell to be and appear at tin August term lWMofthi* colilt and allow cause, j ts anv they can, why lei lei's of adiuiiiiatralioii • should not ho giaubsl to said appl—siit on I the estate of Jaa. Mit h'll as p ayed f >r. Witness lilt hand ana official signature this j July ad, l'.kki. Alex McAbthi u Ordinary M.,C. Citation. Georgia—Montgomery County. Whereas, Thomas Thompson and John j i Wilke*, administrators of the estate of Alex-1 *<uler Wilkes. reprea<ut to thia court in tin it petition duly tiled and entered on record, that ihiy have fitl y rdminitliid said estate; this . ut therefore in ci o ail phr*»na concerned creditors ami next of kin. to show cause if any they ca.i why a»ul administixiois should not Ire discharged form their administration and! receive letter* of dismission on the first Woii ; day in Angus', liKHL Atcx McArthur, Oidinary. Guardian’s Sale. : Georgia— Montgomery County. lie virtue of an order g.anted by the Or-’.i nary ol said county, will be sold lwtore the i ootirt lionae door in AIL Vernon during legal sal houis on the tirat AiesiUr in August, I ladti, to the bigloat bidder cash, eight scros of land uiore or less lying in ihc I.H kl G. M. diatnet of said county, bounded on one side bv John Burton aud oil three sinew by A. B. ; tfiltcU. soli. Sold as the propel ty of .Valid and Gallic Belle Burton, miuot-s. This July 2>t,1V)06. A. N. Burton, , v»nsrdiari. THE MONTGOMERY MONITOR—I HU RSI)AY, JULY 5. 1906. s ffloving Mountain Stopped. By superhuman efforts - t Tie federal engineers have brought the rioving Mountain to a temporary standstill by cutting deep canals on either side of the ravine, in which lies the mass of debris, and tbe water, which was forc ing on the 12,000,000 cubic meters of ourtli, lias been drained into /mother channel. The inhabitants of tI»C vil lages of Oruguny and Cbamoson are returning to their homes, ’as for the moment no danger is to 1m feared. — Geneva Dispatch to Hull Mall Gazette. A Mf<merlt Machine. An ingenious inventor has produced a mesmeric machine, which tie expects to lie of considerable service to those i wlio are unable to sleep. The instru ment is composed of irregularly placed and curiously shaped "paddlers” at tached to a slowly revolving wheel, tv y js sufficient to look at tills fixedly when Ihe Instrument is in motion quickly to tie “mesmerized," n word which In tills Instance means merely to be made drowsy and sent to sleep. Monitor readers appreciate the fine illustrated matter inside. s YOUR MONEY I 1 IS SAFE « only when it is inyested. « Burglars may damage ft I you; bad loans may crip pic you ; speculation may ft ;! ruin you . . . « |j THE MT. VERNON BANK 1 t offers you a safo place a to keep your money in » I> You get it on demand, and » | without danger of kiss. A ft > good rate of interest is paid ft !; depositors when especially ft | arranged for. Your business ft ;• cordially invited ft i MT. VERNON I | BANK | fit. Vernon, Ga. jj i fsEAHOAUI; Aik Line Railway Quickest, Most Convenient Route Between j SOUTHERN POINTS | AND THE I North, East. West or South.! Wherever you are going tin Seaboard is the fastest, cheapest, | most comfortable way. , THROUGH PULLMANS FUOM : 4 NEW YOKK TO FLGHIDA * VIA Columbia and Savannah. I ('AKi DINING ('Alts. ItfW SHORT LINE | rftwkkn I SAVANNAH, MACON AND ATLANTA. I Conran the noire**! Seaboard Ttckei .Axon \ I •ff *Tlt ‘ KV ill voll Wfillf l/lklltiw lo a y C. F. STEWART, I Assistant Ge enl Passenger Agent. ! SAVANNAH GAV *°gf DRESSP*- !I • IN' MONTGOMERY COUNTY | ARE WEARING CLOTHES THAT BEAR ' ■■ " ! THEY COST NO MORE&ARE THE FINEST MADE WRITE TOR SAMPLESAND PRICES -.. 1 ~~ liin |' the souths leading cu3Thie:rs | • #i,ooo to 11 HARVARD BRAND Still | HE IS WEARING. % They are the kind that give J 1 Satisfaction in J FIT WEAR PRICE | r Flie hot days are here, and if you & are not fitted with a- T jj, ' jt -* * r i You are missing a good They are sold by % * # feeling that belongs to you. First-class merchants _ £ y f * y,', fi'ii",. < i"*» t JV* Jitt 5 THEY ARE MADE BY f | a ; - gQ •>£ I New York and Savannah. % I * £ jig " - jfr- M. B. CALHOUN, At t v at Law, Mt. Vernon, Georgia. LOCAL SCHEDULE, For tho benefit of our patrons we give below a schedule showing the arrival and departure of Sea board trains at Mt. Vernon : j. EASTBOUND. 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 “ “ 7 45 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. 73 lvs Savannah 4:80 p.m, THe New. Store! AARON SEGALL | (Now open with a New Stock in the HUGHES OLD STORE) | Mount Vernon, = Ga. | DRY GOODS, NOTIONS, | SHOES, HATS, DRESS GOODS I CLOTHING I'’ Latest Styles Lowest Prices i|; Call at the New Store, and you will he Surprised at the Bargains I Offer. Bargains for ALL ; j MT. VERNON’S NEW STORE A. SEGALL % The Dry Goods Man -Mt. Vernon 7t * I INTERNATIONAL § ® » ■ i in Common makes : I CTCCI LIIV ODSCCC us I>re * Bes - See it ; i O I t&L HAY rtitOO Before the Hay j j •| ■ Season Opens Pull Power Mounted on Wheels *3 i ! S j For Prices and Terms see D. S'. WILLIAMSOX | Mt. Vernon, Ga. £ What is a home without the County Papers Let The Monitor make your home
