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About The Montgomery monitor. (Mt. Vernon, Montgomery County, Ga.) 1886-current | View Entire Issue (June 17, 1909)
NEGRO BOY KILLS A H3OPSNAKE. Mitchell, Ga., June IC.—A neg- 1 im boy on the lands of Dr. J. \V.! Rhodes, eight milt-9 west of Mitchell, killed a hoopsnake, or hornsnake, which was spotted like j a rattlesnake. When this snake moves it j catches the end of its tail in its mouth and rolls like a hoop. It has a horn fin the end of its tail like a needle, one and one-hall' inches inn", and it is said to he the most poisonous suako known. it is said that if it rolls against | a tree it will horn the tree, the. leaves will wither in thirty minutes and the tree will die! from poison. Very few of those snakes have lieen seen by the present venera tion, as they are almost extinct.! There was one found on this; place in the year 1870 or 187-7. Hoopsnake —A small snake of , the South Atlantic states, 1001-, ishiv feared by the ni.inv, who j say it will put its t •;;; ill its j mouth, stitTen its body, and rol ling along like a hoop, aiming to; let go of its stinging tail and dart j it into the first person it meets I Similar stories are told of a close- ' ly related species, the wampum-j snake, common m swampy ground in the South, and both are railed “ hornsnake.ln fact, both species are perfectly harmless, and spend most of their time beneath the ground, burrowing deeply into the soil. Tlu* former is blue-black above, marked with j three red lines, and flesh-colored j below, with black spots, while j the latter is uniform bluish-black j above and banded with red on the j abdomen lnternational Lneyclo-! pacdia. ARGUMENT ON POUT RATES CONCLUDED WEDNESDAY. Atlanta, June 10. —Argument before the state railroad cominis- I oion in the so-called port rate j cases was concluded this morning j with the speech of W. A, YVim-j bish, attorney for the complain- j ants, who were heard yesterday. ! Mr. W’imbish declared, that ! while he represented his clients j alone m the cases,he believed that j the effect of a reduction or rates*, to Atlanta would be a proportion-' m! lowering of tariffs from tin* ports to the other interior cities of Georgia and that the public at; large would ben fit. He urged that the rates in j question were entirely of ail in-j tersfate character and deeaaredj that no reputable lawyer would j curry these cases, which were mi-. *irely within the jurisdiction ol'j the state, to the inlcrstqte.com-i nicrce com m iss ion. At the conclusion of Mr. Wine hish's argument briefs were taken by the commission. Owing to Hie bulk of the record, it will; probably be some time before a . decision can be announced. GEORGIA AUTHORITIES WILL H3LO OLIVER, Bainbridge, Ga., June 11.—A. D. Oliver, whose business opera tions in South Georgia have land ed him in jail, has not yet obtain- j ~<! H)e consent of his creditors to ! his freedom in order that “he J might obtain enough money *o square up everything.’' Apparently there is no disposi tion on the part of the local au thorities t'» give up their claim on Oliver to Mississippi officers or others. In tbs cell Oliver talks f iv.d v, but sticks to the one then*, edict} v of wealth that he declares he has somewhere, it lie could on ly g *t to it. j- :s .-lured that Oliver was c mvincmg'y ide.itifi *d today as Maj. Mil]-, who in 19 J 2in De mop. dis, Alt., organized banks, lij mi her companies, and bought up mill properties, gave away dia mond rings, horses, automobiles, etc. S,, A. & N. WILL SELL AT STATESBORO. Macon, Ga., dune 14. —A decree of sale was signed bv Judge Speer at noon today, in the case of W.J. Oliver vs the Savannah, Augusta I and Northern railroad in States boro. Ga., on August, o, 1009. Mr. J. N. Talley, who acted as master in the case, was appointed commissioner to conduct the sale. Attorney Hinton Boot It of States : boro filed objections to the decree and stated in open court, that he would take legal steps to appeal ;t he case at once. The decree of the eourl will allow tkmtractor Oliver the sum ofs2Sß,»7ir>.S4, to gether with interest and costs. Ho will receive this sum for the construction of the railroad from ■ Statesboro to Louisville. Should ! the sale price not amount to what he is given bv fin* court he will I get a deficiency decree,Before any j bid is made for the railroad pro ! party the sum of $20,01*0 must ho I deposited with the commissioner to show the good faith of the pro -1 sped ive purchaser. G. Henry Co-1 j lien and.l. R. Lamar of Augusta i represented Mr. Oliver. The road i was to have paid Mr. Oliver by yesterday for his work and its j failure to do so brought, about t oday’s decree. ADDRESS SHORT MESSAGE LONG. Atlanta, June 11. lnformation comes from Maridln, where Gov ernor-elect Joseph M. Brown is i preparing his inagural address and | first message to the (tenoral As | semhlv, that, the address will be! i brief and to the point, occupying i not more than twenty minutes. His first messiig * on the other hand it is understood, will be a lengthy document, prepared with great care as to literary style as | r* i well as contents. It. is reportod 1 hat in his first ! message I lie new Governor will j recommend the reduction of the | j j . membership of the Railroad (Join- j i mission from five to three. | WITH GUARD’S REVOLVER, CONVICTS DASH TO LIBERTY. Albany, Ga., June Jf>. —Throe! I convicts of a squad of fourteen, i j who were working on one of the • | roads of Dougherty county, two j ! miles below Albany, made a break ! for liberty late Wednesday alter- ; j noon, and escaped. ! Alfred Hoipplnll, tlieguard who j was in charge of the squad, states] I [that lie was overpowered while! i j fixing a lantern. One of the three ; | secured his revolver before lleemg : into I be river swamp. Two of t In* convicts in the gang, j who did not participate in the es j cape, attempted to stop the fngi ; tives, but the convict who had the i "inird’s revolver, opened fire ami ! drove oil' the pursuers. : EXCEPTION IS FILED IN LUMBER RATE CASE, Macon, (fa.,.lune 11. —Ex-Gov- ornor Terrell, represent.ing forty or more Georgia, am) lflorida lumber producers, and particular ly the Garbutt Lumber Company, i filed exceptions to the report of ; Standing Master.!. N. Talley on t.l;.* f. o. b. shipiij 'iits in the Tift lumber rate case. The master's report showed a finding against the producers awl threw them nip of about, $100,(XtO. In the except ion taken the claim is made that, since the producers received such a price for their 1 uipbe r as could be given with fpe high freight considered, the ii|ill ijien, and not the commission merchants, are entitled to the re turn overcharge from the roads. The cage will he heard by Judge Speer within the next thirty days, probably ut Mount Airy. Pair of spectacles found on court house square—to be had at : this office, owner paying for ad. THE MONTGOMERY MONITOR—THURSDAY. JUXJS 17. 1999 THE AERO CLUB PRESENT MEDALS. Washington, D. C. June 14. — The Icug-deterred presentation of the gold medals to Wilbur and Orville Wright on behalf of the A»*ro Club of America was made this afternoon. The ceremony look place in the East Room of the* White House where President l’aft, members of the Congress, signal corps, officers, and a dele gation of aeronauts representing the Aero Club, assembled. Prrsi dent Taft made the presentat ion and Representative Herbert Par sons of Xew York delivered the address on behalf of the Aero j Club of America. In a few words da* two brothers who have become world famous for their successful ! aeroplane flights expressed t he up- j preciation of the honor conferred ! upon them. J in* medals were designed by ! Victor D. Brenner and cost. #I,OOO | leach. They are three inches in ; diameter and of gold. • m the face of the medals are profile por traits of the Wright brothers m has relief, and on the reverse all accurate representation of the I Wright aeroplane in full flight, : with t lie seal of the Aero C 'lub of America. Citation. (leorgia—Montgomery (founty. Whereas, D. .). Mcßae, admini strator ol the estate of Steve Clements, represents to the court jin his petition, duly filed and en tered on record, that lie has fully administered said estate, tins is therefore to cite all person con cerned, kindred and creditors, to show cause if any they can why ; said administrator should not be discharged from Ills mlmuiistra- Ltion and receive letters of dismis sion on the first Monday in July, ! 1909. Alex McArthur, Ordinary. NOTICE OF NOTE, GEORGlA —Montgomery county. All persons are hereby warned 'against trading for one certain ! promissory note and mortgage i given to secure the saute, given jto Dr. ,1. IL Dees for fjiOH.tlu, and dated about April 80, 1909, con sideration for which said note was! ! given having failed utterly. This, I7t.h day of May, 1909. .7201 Toney Cray. For Leave To Sell, Georgia—Montgomery ('oimly. John A. Livingston, administrator Sos tin* estate of Mary K. Livingston, deceased. Ids ill due form applied In ! the undersigned for leave to sell all the lands belonging to said estate, and this is to cite all persons eon-, ! uerne.u Hup said application will le* | heard amt passed upon on the firs! .Monday in .1 illv, next. This tie* Till day of June, I HOP. Alex Me A rtliur. Ordinary. ! i 1 Sheriff Sale, ! GKOl’Cif.l Montgomery Ooipitv; Will I,*- sold tjio roup lions'* <|onr in ; Mi. Vernon oi| tlj> lost TiO'HiUv in Jnlv, ■ lOtl'J. l>ehvet*o tin* icoiil Lours o t sale, to lie- j i hi::to -,i bidder for m-h, ceiiain jiropcrlv, of ' woieli <lk- lollowtm: is a complete ilixcniiti'iM ; , Twenty-live aeie* of Lot of lurid Niltill,e, - Ri"lti in llie Tent it I.iohl UisOj.-r of safl ; I'onntv ami mice, -H(d tract lining |oiiali.*l mi tile Southwest line ol aniil lot no 1 111-lug ill I ! Mo- shape of u sijonre, do* went, eurnei of sn*d , trne* 1' io* * I* n illStSHee ~f full' ... I‘ *. ! Itojo the west corner of snid jot, S,, I. i hti.d j levied on and will he sofl ~s file |ii'o(iei'ty of Uouisa Hume lo sandy an exeentem issued - friini the City Coilfl of ill. Verrem in favor of I). A. Sapp. O. ft. Ponder Kiel li. ]■) lvmdiy. W| itten noijc: of l'-vy given as 10-pinel by ■ law i |'o|ji rty* p linted out bv alloriu-y f*>r ; til.ti .still. This llip Mill iliiv of June. I'.ir.i, JA ML * IIK.STI.It. Slierill City 1 toiirt. I W. A. Wooten, Att,v. for Pin's. yiioriff tight. (iti. - County. Will |>»* foie t|ie coqrt lioiihi floor in Ut. VfTiiou on tl*»* lit'Mt 1 iß'wlay in Jiilj* i VMM. l»f t i-n the liour** of nale, lo the bitldi'r for gahli, ct-itaiii p»-ojifity. of • vvliidi Hm; following ii< a complete ih H<*ription: . Six’V-tivi: acres of land inn* <»r lean, rtitnaU*, , ’ lying and being in to** It district I/. of-«>i l oountv ami itatfe. ami ay I iiiv.-s. Un tt:f; »*«M tlj by laidtj of .Jo*' Wiitiain ancj Win. iTntcliott, on fin* ea*jt by Ihidlk of | Mi*. .T >!iii Im -xm y. on tljo Hoiph bv 14110 * of 1 Jacob BcrksVortli and on tip; wi.at by Innda of 15. A. alohlov, it i»*;ii»g tb*j place wlmreou fo»*U CollinH now leijidcH. \t< vie<i oil astride property of Jonh Collin* to natitify two exec uino iMnned from the City Court of Mt. V*r non. One pi favor of T. J. Jan'Cr v- J, (' and Mic in fa or .1 «V l 4 cd-iy \* (:oib»f>. Original i«»v * made bv A. J. Bareli, aheriff, 1 dinl wiitleo notice of lew nerved on renaui ifi fioHnewMioti. |*rop*rly wiiu\ out \>y plain* till * aOoriitv. Thin the Bth day of .fiine. 1 iff9l9. JAVIKA HfKVFJ:. rthcriff cny Court. j W. U. Kent, A tty. for Plff. ' j The Monitor office laheadquark ’ers f<>r the finest job printing. Notice To Debtors And Creditors. | GEORG I A—Montgomery Count \. 1 Not tee is hereby given to till : ■ parties having demands against the estate c.f (’has. S. Hamilton, deceased, to present same, pro perly made out, within the time prescribed by law, and all parties! | indebted to said estate are hereby ! notified to make immediate pay-' j ment to the undersigned. This j the 7t h day of J tine, HH.it). • (!. \V Hamilton, C. W. Hamilton, Exs. Will of C. S. Hamilton, I»>■- l , ceased. Sheri tV Sale. I Georgia—Montgonh-n ('•unity. Will lie sold befotv tile court liotlat' iluor in ■ M>. Vernon ot, the litM I’liemluv in Inly. I tIHKI. lietweeii (lie lef'iil le ills ol sub. In tin ! bight-M hi-hh-r for rush, eert'iiu ] fop,Tty, of J j \v I ill'll lie following is il eolli|ilete «lis. l ipi ion One cerlu in 1 1 rug saw of the h’inley , ! make, I oo'el tier with the slmf, illg, pulleys liell illg, sil ws, lixlines. ole. Said property levied onasihc pro perty of H. Io Sears losaiisfy an ox ciMiliun issued from theCily Court of Montgomery comity in favor of |„ • .1. Fuller for ihe use of Mnllon Mill Supply co. vs li. li. Seals. Said ! properly being of of a bulky nature, | will lml lie exposed for sale before ! j tin' euiirt house, but may be inspect ed by prospectivo buyers at tin- mill | site of the said IT. In Sears in I,au reus county. Properly poinleil out by plaim ilf and ui il leu not I levy given as reipiired by law. Levy made and reinriied by I’. 10. l-'orresi <• r. deputy shei iIT. This tlio Isi day of June, l‘.)i) , .i. James | tester, Sheri It M c. Davis it Hightower, Aliys, for Pills. " - l Sherill Sale. *.<eo|nin Montooiili ry County. \Viit hr sola lieforo I lie r-mrl house dool Hi , V|t. Vernon on the llr.st I'uesdny in .Inly, ; 11),III, between do* h;:'d hours ul side, to i.h liiglo si hiihh r lor eivsli, <t<-rlniu propt-t tv, of wlliell I lie follow ill g is il .-nlliplbt •- lli-sei'iptloli: . All tlial ceil!till liae.l or parcel of ; la nil lying, sit uate and being In Die . •Is illsi riel (I. M of said eoniil.v a nil ■ stale, and hounded as follows: On ] the non li by lands of W ilder Philips and Pendleton ('reek, on Du-! ; easi by lands of Mrs. Minnie W il- I; lin m sui i and Pend b*l on ('reek, on the soul li by lands belonging lo Die is- : rate of'Joseph I‘liilii s anil on Die : west by lands of Wilder Philips and ! eonlainlng I<H) acres more or less. . Devied on and will In-sold as the properly of I lie said Wilder Philips j hosalisi'v anexecuiion issued from ii he Superior <'ourf of said < o. in Fn- I vor of the Commercial tnul Having-d Hunk of Macon, <in.. vs .1. A. Tljlg- ; I pen and Wilder Philips. Properly j pointed out by plaint in's Attorney, j j being ill Die possession of Die sold I Wilder Philips and Written noDee I of levy given as required by law. J This i lie uni 1 1 day of May. I mm. James I [ester. She; ill' ( ii v < ’onrt. M. I>. Calhoun, Ally, for Pill's. Sheriff Sale. fjtiM'tfia'—Montgomery Countv. Will be Bold ImT.iro the court lon so door in Mt. Vernon on flic first Tiundav in July, Unit), between tile hj'fil Ip'lir* of sale, to the liiglu.Kt |ii(li|< I fur cat'll, I'.i'i tnin prop<-rty, of 1 wit jc|t l|ic following i«a oomplcte (Inwilptiun : i | All tl|at uerniin Ine't or pir<*el ulTuiul nln ute, lying unit being m (lie ltnhlll <li tl ief (I. ; I M. of sjihl uoi|l|l, t v iiird rtulf, lie- hhiio In ing ; j hot of |and nmilthir lJ• r*o liilildi'-d and tliiriy fonr Cta-t) in Mo- ’iv-ntli (10) land illhiilt of! 1 ,1/iitilgono ry county, ft.i., and containing two i hundred, two and one-half {202! .1 aere.- , j more or less vvi.h the exception of mo am ! J enrved out. of the xonth-vvest, portion of «ui d 1 ' lot whom tin.- bongliraucli school staiuls. Smd land levied on as the property of J. K. Veo- I mans lo satisfy an exnoutiou i.< in (I from tic City Court of Ms. Vernon in favor cf die VII. Vernon bank vi .i 1 . Veomaii- eel S W Uuglo s, mid h-anafered l>y ,*il. Vmiioli Hank lo 11. I. Wi! -Ml, |. an.-1- I- c (hi null lev l |,a-h Ij v V I - lilireh, slicnlf Oi-lolmt, IIIIIS, I proper I v lieing hi tin- possession of .1 «■ Veouians. poiuied out. by pin nil If. urn I -.vriuen ! notice of lew given as rerptired In la v. J'uis j the Isl das of .bn , I ill'll, .iamkk iikhtki:, i Kiiei ill' (lily 1 'onrt. ■ M. P. Calliomi, Ally, for PI If. W(ict'llf Sait-., 1 Oporgitt i'* foipdy. Will U<* Hold before the I'-'-url lioii»-.e door in Mt. Vernon on the first Tw >dny in July, I'.KKJ, l»H ween the b'Miiv. ol hml< , loth* hitfliont I*id4«r for eiifcji, <s rti»nt property, ot which the following is h eornpb te diseiiptmu One certain Urue IdaeU hor«-e, named .lini ' Said lioyne levied nji hi id will he sold ;»h flo property of W, b. Adiiu- lo Hdtixfy an < v< «.,n j tipu iH.-md from Hie cy :^»j>*♦»*• » J ('oiirt in knot of the fn,M * Fattd e In* Irl/»v ( jli(*llt (‘omi / ( U.V • • W iV \ditllM. he 1 i ptojienv di tin* jviskc)-, i<n ot the h*u{ \V. j! ;ind Wi if ten notice 0,l levy J4»v**n fi.< reiiiiired h,v l*w. I'roperiv |»■ m i»I *• • I out l» iilain'titV's attornev. rhis the iuh *1 * of Warn!i, l!¥kh HJWJ Kl: f Khe» *fi < 'iiy Omi» -Ht. V. Minter Wimh/ ilv. Atfy. i o- I'ifVs. Citation. <ieorgia—Mmitgomory < ounly. To whom if may concern: Mrs. John A. Peterson, .ir., lias igg made tip[dicalion lo me t*i due form to be appointed poiouvucm adminis npo.ii tie.: cutufe of Jim. a. PylersitH. i la l e of said county, notice is lie re by given that said ap plication will be beard at Die if term of Die Cmirt of (fHltuary for said ;oimty. ti, Ip- lp-ld on Du first Monday pi July. UMI. Witnos;, my baidt and olbcial sjgtiature this Du Till day of June. p.rr.). Ale; McArthur, Ordinary. MONEY TO LOAN. Money to loan at (5 apt} r ( pc ;cent, on improved t'^tuis. ' ‘-V- ii- Hutchk.hon’, ICECREAM. Wi' soli tho UoliahU* looi ream J ; i'('(7- jor, which is t!u‘ most Ponular on the Mar * kef and makes the finest Icecream with one half (lie ice in one <|iiiirtcHhc time and one eii>!d the labor. A five-year old child can make tho hesl icoercam in li\t* min utt's. (Quarts, 7 d (‘tails; half t» a I lons, SSI.OO. MeUAKvV HR(). ' *v t fv? \’nil (’an Kasily Operate % § V 'This 'l’vnewriter \Oursidf. » *M 4 —.. ' L I , -Jf ,• \ vi \ • Mon'i worry y<»iir eorrcHpotMient. Ihm’f wriie him .inythinpf Ni “ \ h\ hand that talt- him lime to in the out mat iuua leave *A IN J **i ' . him in doubt that he eaii’t **nsily rend. i f t And don't id. «»ut h tral papers or eard memos or mnl<e out aceonnts or hotel it JJJ mt ims in ymr own h:i;u|tvrimi^. 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AT- Vj TVt 'll M I’.NT drspe- nl ►•Kill, amt your woih will he mat appnn ill-/, uni eleat. f i the l >tJ V • I.' i .lie Iy\ ie will er |mi I lie tloe tor, the la w vertin t nsio line*- nir ,, nt .1 h<* f.' t iin-relianl. tin- li •!< | prop) i* bn m ;rm man who die s In-* n« u n riling. Write us *$ vi IKON Ini' oip booh !el on Hu- ‘I M I'ldl 1 1 Id >h at uns of 1 lie Ol ,1 V KK. * u l :•* V-: I ho Oliver ’V) pewriler Conijmny, I Chicago, 'nikouvkdtvpkw.mtdu Illinois. | j f ;5 •irt.«•*•*#iit«iiliv»'(bttiii•*»ti»»*.-*»•* !a#t , »('«iifil«ti*"itHi*' , 7* , <iifa*(*''l*lbaJ(t,ii»it7ti*iij(lfitiiifi(fi"*lfS | THE GREATEST CURE | FOR 1 COUGHS*™COLDS I DR. KING’S NEW lIiCOVERY GUARANTEED CURE FOR |j Croup, Whooping; Cour?h, Bronchitis, La Grippe, Quinsy, Itoarsaeness, Hemorrhage of the Lungs, Weakness of the Lungs, Asthma and ail diseases of THROAT, LUNGS AND CHEST I PREVENTS PNEUMONIA I Eleven years ago Er. King’s Tiow Discovery permanently cared : ‘j, me of a severe and dangerous throat and lung trouble, and I’ve been a well man ever wncc.-G. O. Eloyd, Merchant, Kershaw, S. C. V % PRICK 50c AND SI.OO y 'ihzWßr.'jmeessuS solo and guarantled by wm&iwms&m Ml, Vernon ( ’o. Uiver-j C‘>. IhiliiPH' Store. i&'jViVS.V.WAVia'A 'S.’A'.V.'. V.'.'i', C 'A'S.V.V.-', I'D* I m HUNDRED THOUSAND! I a We fiit v<- I Iti-, -tiut lsiuu iimo ItOj D> Iron! »ui Moiitgcm.-ry « (kiiiiti v I*': ll* him. I’r<t|>t*rtv must, tin iiitprovud mid «>»•<• 1 11 »»-•»! )>y ft « tuviM i'. Have ini.!, il tbrmtglit tii-urgm mul South L'an-limi for » II) yi'iit'K. Write at. tuitu* tl you tu-ud luiklh. S | Jus. Frank tk Son, Augusta, (*a. I if.',., S-w»wiVvwwi'»w*»vww«v»*»vm*vwvma»m*»vM*wv»»»*iv%m»w f l SOUTHERN BUILDERS’ SAVAKfU "- . I I SUPPLY 03. I I I \ IIEADOUAtm-R5 t OR | Susli, Illinds, Doors, Mjtnlcls, Paints, | Oils, lame, hdc. | Agent s For f Harrison’s "Town imd (Vmntry” Paints, i com>\ i> ]•: xc 15 so ja r jtei>. I ! -,s. ~,an. SOUTHERN BUILDERS’ I I Manager SUPPLY CO. 5 ISiB-140 Barnard Sfc. SAVANNAH. GA. |
