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About The Montgomery monitor. (Mt. Vernon, Montgomery County, Ga.) 1886-current | View Entire Issue (Dec. 20, 1906)
ENTERTAINMENT AT U. B. I. The Department* of Piano. Voice, and Oratoraty of the Union Baptist Ijirttitnt'’ h tVo planned a splendid viitertiiiniuor.t for to morrow evening, the exorcises to t>cgiM at V ;S4O in the auditorium. So! ;jh, duets. quartets and rare numbers lire to b* rendered by the pupils in those departments. “Mrs. Wigg* of the Cabbage Patch" is on the vrel 1-urrunged program, tin* liiat rx.nic talent ol the young folks will he given fill. l'lay. Llßfcl, IOR DIVORCE. May M. Vauglmn vs Wilber ('. Vaiiglmn, suit for dlvoree in Mont gomery Superior Court, May Term. 1»07. Wilber Vaughan, Un* defend ant In Ilia above slated case, take notice that May M. Vaughan, plain tiff in said case, lias brought sui' against you In tlie suuerior court, of said county, reiiirmilile to (lie No vember term, Itxxs, fur an absolute decree for n divorce, dissolving (lie bonds of mutilmony le i ween heiself and yon. Ida ini ill charges yon with cruel treatment. You are therefore coiiiiiianded to lie and appear at the next May teim of said conit to nn uver |»et It loner's comp lalnt. in de fault whereof tlie court will proceed as to Jin shall appertain . Witness the Honorable .fol n H. Mai till, Judge of -aid court. .This Noyeinhei 261 h, IHOtl, .1 . . I'aliioun, < lei k S. ( . M. C. \ For Lively I | Bargains : * ©o ©OO.OOO (JO TO .© co ©©© 0© © & s J. A. RIVERS ! ! & SOi i % * Wo now have on hand flic most * Complete Lino over shown in (Jlon- * wood, and the price is,IIST BIGHT. & l NEW CHRISTMAS POODS. \ * FRUITS OF ALL KINDS, | * CONFECTIONERIES, DOLLS, * * TOYS AND FIREWORKS. * * 1 J Bring the ehihlren in and make J them happy. They can he young & j hut once. Kverything beautiful and J pleasing, hut going mighty fast. & | J. A. RIVERS & SON, | % QLENWOOD, GA. % * * © 0 © © © © © © 0 S 0 0 0 0 0 © © 0.0.0,0 ©•©;©•© ©, I FOR THAT EARLY J § FALL COLD AND COUGH 1 I I © 0 '©■ r-TRY-, & ;s m m | ;| Compound Syrup 1 § White Pine and Tar | H U ,{V> © © © (Diamond Shaped Bottle) © 0. P at ® 1 MT. VERNON DRUG CO., | I MT. VERNON, GA. I ©: o©o ©:©' © © © g 0 © © ©'© ©© s 0 © o<s'o^:©o.o Glen wood. Com sponilerit • Mr. Kld**n Morrison of Wav cross is nt honin spending the holidays at home. Col. K. D. Tlx urn* and Mr. Baker of Atlanta have been vis it mg r< Int ives hare. Miss Annie May Thornburg bus returned from a visit to relative* at Helena and Dublin. Miss Annie Belle Hartley hits returned home after an extended visitumong relatives her* Hev. J. A. Edge filled liis monthly appointment here Satur day mid Sunday. The Sunday schools here will have a Christmas tree next Mon day night. Everybody invited to at t end. Rev. Tlieo Pharr and family are ot honx* for the holidays. Santa Claus will Fie hereon the streets Monday. Every body is invited to see him. —R. Many of Montgomery’s good eit i/eiiH harp* been in attendance on City Court here t his week. tn>: Montgomery monitor—Thursday, i>ec. to, i9o« AN ORDINANCE An Ordinance to prohibit the shooting or discharging of fire works of any kind within the corporate limits of the City of Mt. Vernon. 1. Be it ordained Fiy the May or and Council of the City of Mt. j Vernon, and it is hereby enacted iby authority of the same, That from arid after the passage and 1 adoption of this Ordinance, it shall be unlawful for any person or persons to shoot, explode or otherwise discharge any fire-crack er, roman-candle, rockets, or fire works of an v description whatever (except from one o’clock p. in. to midnight of the night of Decem ber 25tli, 190(5,) on the public streets, or within the corporate limits of the said city of Mt. Ver non. 2. Be it further ordained that the exploding or firing of said fireworks shall be permitted only from one o’clock, p. in., to niid nigirt of the night of December 2b t h, 190(5. Be it further ordained that any person violating this ordinance shall be punished, on conviction, by a fine of not less than one dol lar nor more than twenty dollars; or imprisonment in the county jail, or caused to be wonted on the public streets of said City for not less than three nor longer ! than thirty days. Be it further ordained that all ! ordinances, or parts of ordinances, in conflict herewith be and the same are hereby repealed. Adopted this December 18th, 1900. C. A. Mason. Mayor, ,11. IJ. Folsom, Clk City Council. FARM FOR RENT. Good 8-horsa farm, two miles from Mt. Vernon, with or without stock. Aj) ply to Thos. J. Mcßae, Mt. Vernon, Ga. Dec. 20, 1900. NOTlCE l’arti°B indebted to me by note for guano, now past due, are hereby notified to make settle ment at once. Otherwise said notes will be entered for collec tion by law Jas. W. Adams. 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. LAST NOTICE. All parties who do not settle tlieir old accounts and notes at once will surely find same in of ficers hands for collection. This 4th day of Dec , 1900. M. L. Currie. M. D. —■.... . - . TAX COLLECTOR’S NOTICE. Third and Last Round. Higgston, December 4th. Tarrytowti, “ sth. Soperton, “ , 6th. j Olraud, “ 7th. Lothair, “ Bth. Lundsburg, 14 a.m., “ 10th. ti lon wood, 1 p. m., “ loth. ' Alamo, *' 11th. ; Erick, *• 12th. [ Springhill, ‘ 13th. McArthur, “ 14th. Longpond, “ 16th. Nominntown, “ 19th. Judgment day is coming, prepare for it. I'hil Mcßae, Tax C. M. DIL M. 1). COWART. Dental Surgeon, Crown and Bridge Work a Specialty. Latest Improved Methods. LVOSS . OEOftaiA . M. B. CALHOUN, Attv at Law, Mt. Vernon, Georgia. Hamilton Burch, Attorney and Coun selor at Law, ncRAE, GA ; Criuiuml l.»* w.d Collection*, lnclad-nx Rail n.*(t Tw t Case*. * Specially. I WE HAVE WHAT YOU WANT in Firct-Class Merchandise, and you have what we want, cash Come to sec 1 us and see if we ran’t make no exchange. We handle good goods and are selling them at greatly reduced prices. Between now and Jan. Ist we want to col)vert a f 15,000 sto<-i< of merchandise into cash, if jtossil le, and in order to do so are offering om sliill at greatly reduced prices. We guarantee to save you money. As a further evidence that we are selling goods cheap, we quote a few prices, which we ask you to look over and com pare with prices where you have buying. a Eureka Checks 4£c144-in Mohair, excellent ql 75c j 27-in Flannel Suiting 29c Silver Star Checks fdc 44-In Mohair, better qual 1.00 j 86-in Melrose, nice quality 75c Southern Silk Plaids 7Ar*. 36-in Sicilian Suiting 45c; 52-in Extra havy all wool Best Outing, all colors 10c 36-yi “ “ heavr ql 50c Serge 100 Fancy Colors Nice quality 40-in Broadcloth, in blue j Mohair Waistings, polka Outing lft£ cents black and drab 79c dot plaids 50c Best Calicoes 0c 36-in Melrose, blk only 55c Neat fig white Waistings Fine Vd-Wide Sheeting GAc 37-in Cashmere, all wool bk 65c! at and 20 cents Good Jeans 15c 44-in Henrietta, allwool blk 69c Sicilian Fancies, neat pld 25c A C A Ticks 15c 37-in Poplin, nice quality 1.00 j Vicerina silk dot 27c 36-m Mohair, good quality 50c 25-in Flannel, blue, red. 28-in Japanese Silk 45c § 44-in Mohair, gray only 55c and green 22£ cents! Lot Ladies Skirts 100to$4 00 f 35 cents to $1 50 Hand Bags from 25c to $1 00 Single Barrel Breech Loading Shotguns 300 4 dozen Men’s 150 Hats at $1 19 Double “ “ “ 875 and up 3 dozen Men’s 250 Hats at 198 We also have a nice line of Hammerless Guns 3 dozen Men’s 850 Hats at 275 Best Pat Flour sack 60c Barrel 465 Ladies’ 1 50 to 3 00 Trimmed Hats 89c to 2 15 Bacon per pound 10 cents Remember these price are CASH. And No Goods Charged lat these Low Figures—(You will not ask it.) We also carry a big stock Shoes, Clothing, Trunks, Furniture, Suit Cases, Etc. at correct prices. Every dollar you spend w itli me entitles you to a chance at SIOO in Gold. Remember we are headquarters for the Summers’ Barnesville Buggies. Large stock on hand. Bring me your Cotton, as I am in the Market for a large amount cotton and seed. Highest prices paid. A. A. Peterson, Jr. AIL.EY, GEORGIA. * £ ! Saturday, Dec. 1. | \ THIS IS THE DATE \ tjr On which we are going to offer our entire stock Dry Goods, Notions, Shoes, Hats, Caps, Men’s and J * Boys’ Clothing, Ladies’ Long and Short Cloaks, Gloves for Ladies, Men and hildren, Men’s, La- & (lies and Children’s Heavy Underwear, Ladies’ J * Hats, Caps for Men, Ladies and Children, Trunks, * -* Suit Cases, Telescopes, Shawls, Fascinators ahd *> Everything carried in First-Class Dry Goods Store J I AT COST! AT COST! I i We handle Stein-Bloc Clothing in Suits and Coats. % * Rain Coats for Men. Wrights* Health Under- J wear for Men. Yon cannot Afford to Miss this * ** Grand Opportunity. You w ill not have this Chance Again Soon. $15,000 Stock to Pick from. £ Yours with the Goods, J 3 I ■* ■■IWIIM - ~ * | THE. SOPERTON. RACKET j | STORE i | SOPERTON, QA. f ■* *■ * +
