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AN ORDINANCE-
An Ordinance to prohibit the
shooting or discharging of firo-,
work* of any kind within the
corporate limits of the City of
Mt. Vernon.
1. Be* it ordained by the
or end Council of the City of Mt. j
Vernon, and it is hereby enacted !
by authority of the same, Thut
from uiid after tin* passage and
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 any description whatever
(except from one o’clock p. in. to
midnight of the night of Decem
ber 25th, 1900,) on the public
streets, or within the corporate j
. limits of the said city of Mt. Ver-1
non/
2. Be it further ordained that
the exploding or firing of said i
fireworks shall be permitted only
from one o’clock, p. in., to mid
night of the night of December
25th, UK Mi.
Be it further ordained that nnyj
person violating this ordinance
shall lie punished, on conviction,
bv a fine of not less than one dol
lar nor more than twenty dollars;
or imprisonment in the county
jail, or caused to he worked on
the public streets of said City for i
not less t han three nor longer j
than thirty days.
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! PRESENTS. f
1 TOILET ARTICLES, f
; BEAUTIFUL ORNAMENTS, i
| LASTING SOUVENIRS. £
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Don’t let the happy Yule Tido roll by before yon make
loved ones happy bv a selection from our beautiful line,
jk Everything to please old and young. Will pay you to see
a our extra line otTeriugs before they are run down. l,
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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same are hereby repealed.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,
If. B. Folsom, Clk City Council.
NOTICE
I’arti"s indebted to me by note
for giinoo, now past, due, are
hereby notified to make settle
men t at once. Otherwise said
notes will be entered for collec
tion by law Jah. W. Adams.
For Year’s Support.
i Monlgemrry County.
Naruli liovct likving mute application
for twelve ibonllis support out ol Ibe rxtate of
Daniel lilurcr,
; end appraiaor* duly appointed to i«-t apait the
otme having tHcil tin ir retnru, all persons 0011-
(•i rnt d are hereby ri (pined to sli"« cause be-
I foie 110 ooiirt of ordinal v of ..id conntv on
the lirat Monday in January, why s-ibl
Hpplieation xlioi.ld not In granted.
lbl-8d day of Dee.. 19 ti
Alex Me iitbiir, Ordinary.
Sheriff Hale.
I Oeorgia Montgomery County.
Will bo sold bef' r< t|,c court liouae door in
j Ml. Vernon on the hi nt Tnomlav in Januaiy.
1907, bitw.en 110- legal hours of sale to tlia
Mahout bidder Mi ca»h. certain property, of
wliieli the tollowe K '* ■ complete deaeription:
One bay mare mule named “Itody,” about
II ft nun hands high and one bay mare mule
naiiied 'Kale," about seven years old, and 14
Inmda lilgb. Lo.ii-rt on ax the property of A.
11. Fort to satisfy a mortgage tifa ihmicil from
' Hie Superior (join t of said county in favor "f
| Cowart liro-i. agaitiHt A. B Fort. Levy made
and i etui nod to mu oy 1). A. Morrison, deputy
sheriff.
T hi» 4th dav "f • ecember, IMS.
A J. BURCH,
Sheriff M. 0., Ga.
The biggest thing you huve ever
seen m a newspaper proposition is
the club offer of The Monitor,
j Call and see samples of the #4.00
lot that you get for #2.00.
THE MONTGOMERY MONITOR —THURSDAY, DEC. 2f. 1006.
FOR TWO DOLLARS.
When we explain to you the
proposition to send The Atlanta
Tri-Weekly Constitution, The
Montgomery Monitor, and three
I high-class magazines, together
with a mammoth map of Georgia ;
j showing all of the new counties,
| with numerous features, all for
TWO DOLLARS, vou will not
j miss the opportunity of having it
| Come in at once and hear the
proposition.
Christmas will mean more to
your friends if the usual present
is sent. It need not be costly,
but appropriate. The Mt. Vernon
Drug Co. will show you what to
get for them.
Sheriff Sale.
(lentg is— Montgomery County
Will be sold before the court house door in
Mt. Vernon on the timt lues'luy in Jan’y.,
1907. between (lie legs! hours of sale to tin
highest bidder for cash, certain piopertv of
which the following is a complete descrip ion:
Hie entire stock of general mer chandise and
store tlx Ml res now being in the three store
rooms in Ala no formerly occupied by I Idel-
I son in operating his general mercantile busi
ness at said place. Kaiil stock consists of dry
goods, notions, shoes, lists, caps, millinery
goods, tinware, crockery ware, glassware, and
ready-made clothing, furniture, agricultural
implements, hardware, show cases, writing
desk, a large iron safe, ete. Said property was
levied upon to satisfi a mortgage execution
issued from the Supci ior court of .tiiitjoiii
cry county in favor ot M. Honuk Co vs 1
Id Ison Said property being «(vv, bulky,
anil expensive to move, will not be at the place
of sale, but will be in the store looms above
described from which the same will he deliv
ered to the purchaser. Anv person wishing t ■
inspect ssid stock of goods before the sale,
may do so by conferring with me. The said
stock of goods will be sold in bulk and at one
time.
This December 4th, 1906.
A. J IHTRi H,
Mlieriff M. C. Ga.
Mule For Sale.—l will sell a
good serviceable undo 18 years old
for #125 011 time. Loss for cash.
W. A. Peterson.
Fence for Sale.
Good wire fencing at SIOO per
mile while it lasts. If you want
a bargain sec me at. once.
A. B. Hutcheson.
LAST NOTICE.
All parties who do not settle
their old accounts and notes nt
once will surely find same in of
ficers hands for collection.
This 4th day of Dec., 1900.
M. 1.. Cukkie. M. D.
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£ except those who have tried 3 i
► them. A person trying to 3
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£ advantage. Those who are in 3 j
► no special line of business J
► will find it a great conveu- ◄
£ lance to have a bank account, i |
Flt encourages the disposit ion j
► to save and make n small nc- ◄ !
£ count a large one. 2j
£ If you are not now connect- 2 !
► ed with any bank, come to m \
£ us and let us explain the 3
► workings of a checking ac-
► count. It will cost, you noth- <
» ing, as we furnish all the 2i !
£ stationery, and requires only
► a small amount of money ◄
t to start with. This may mean 4
* the foundation of your tor-
► tune. <
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1)K. M. J). COWART.
Dental Surgeon,
Crown and Bridge Work a Specialty.
Latest Improved Methods.
L IO,VS. QEORQIA.
M. B. CALHOUN,
Attv at Law,
Mt. Vernon, Georgia.
Hamilton Burch,
Attorney and Coun
selor at Law,
ricRAE, GA
Crimiaal Law and Collections, Including Ra.l
loail Tort Cues, x Specialty.
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WE HAVE WHAT YOU WANT
in Firet-Class Merchandise, and you have what we want, cash
Come to see us and see if we can’t make an exchai’ge. We handle good goods and
I are selling them at greatly reduced prices. Between now and Jan. Ist we want to
convert a #15,000 stock of merchandise into cash, if possible, and in order to do so are offering
our stnfi 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 yon have buying.
9 Eureka Checks
Silver Star Checks
B Southern Silk Plaids 7£C| 36-in Sicilian Suiting 45c 52-in Extra havy all wool
Best Outing, all colors 10c 1 36-in “ “ heavr ql 50c Serge 100
| Fancy Colors Nice quality 40-in Broadcloth, in blue Mohair Waistings, polka
Outing cents! black and drab 79c dot plaids 50c
Best Calicoes 6c 36-in Melrose, blk only 55c Neat fig white Waistings
1 Fine Yd-Wide Sheeting 64c 87-in Cashmere, all wool bk 55c at 12| and 20 cents
I Good Jeans 15c ! 44-in Henrietta, allwool blk 69e Sicilian Fancies, neat pld 25c
« AC A Ticks 15c 87-in Poplin, nice quality 1.00 Vicerina silk dot. 27c
N 36-in Mohair, good quality 50c 25-iu Flannel, blue, red. 28-in Japanese Silk 45c.
a 44-in Mohair, gray only 55c | and green 22£ cents Lot Ladies Skirts 100to$4 00
1 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
8 dozen Men’s 250 Hats at 198 We also have a nice line of Hammerless Guns
a 3 dozen Men’s 850 Hats ai 275 Best Pat Plour sack 60c Barrel 465
9 Ladies’ 150 to 300 Trimmed Ha’s 89c to 215 Bacon per pound 10 cents
Remember these price are CASH. And No Goods Charged
at 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 with me entitles you to a
I chance at SIOO in Gold. i
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.
AILEY, GEORGIA.
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