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About The Montgomery monitor. (Mt. Vernon, Montgomery County, Ga.) 1886-current | View Entire Issue (Dec. 16, 1909)
BY-PRODUCTS ON THE FARM. The modern manufacturer ha hem distinguished by tie' use of by-products—that is, hv the util ization of things that were form erly considered waste. In the great packing houses of Chicago i every drop of blood, every bone, every atom is utilized, turned to account. It lias recently been announced that a chemist has discovered the means of extracting alcohol from the wood used for making paper and that he has benefited instead of injuring the paper. He has Ins alcohol for his profit, and will ■ make ultimately a large reduction in the cost of paper it his expec tations are realized. The farmer ought to see what' he can make out of by-products, out ot the fence corners, out ol she wood lot, out of the garden, i out of the orchard. Every farmer should have a number of nut trees, especially in the South should the farmer plant pecans. He may not liv>- to see the full benefits of it. but hie children will rise up and call him blessed. Plant nut trees. They will not require much attention, but a lit tle attention will be richly re - v aided. Piant fruit trees. We do not mean plant an orchard. The pro fits of an orchard depend upon local conditions, soil climate and market. We think there is room for a grout many orchards in the South, but we mean now that the i farmer who is not going into fruit raising as a business ought to plant fruit trees in order that he , may supply the needs of his faun-. Iv and have a surplus to market. We use these merely as illustra tions ot our meaning. There are many ways by which the income of a farm can be increased by a little thought and by winch the interests of every person on the farm can be deepened, by giving 1-0 each boy and girl something for his or her very own. It you are not going to raise hogs on a large scale raise them on a small , scale. If you are uot going to raise chickens for the market raise chickens for your own table. You farm that you may live. The far mer ought to live better t han any body else. This docs not mean', that Ins table ought to groan tin- ' tier all varieties of rich food, but he ought to have a table that i ttbuudaot with the good things; that he himself can raise.— Ex. /• _ . Higgston. Np. djml CorrfMpondc'ntitt. Mrs. Lola Adams, of Fitzgerald, visited her father, N. T. Way, near this place. Roland Elliott has returned from Hirtnon*. Ga., where he had been at work. W. H. McQueen and family /■pent Monday wit li John McQueen near here. M iss Josie Thompson has re turned from Mcßae, where she | visited her sister, Mrs. Redmond.' We are very much in need of, rain: the wells are going dry. It, is with regret we note the; death ot Percy Thompson of Ma con, His bndv was brought here Btiml a v and removed to the Me-, Crimmon cemetery Monday. FARMERS’ UNION MEETING, The next meeting of the Mont gomery County division of < lie F. E. and C. l\ of America will be held at the court house on Sat urdav before the third Sunday in December at 1(*». m. Important business is to be put before the body. All the Locals in the coun ty are requested to send delegates, and all who are not delegates are invited to attend. .Jus. T. Geiger, See. Found—Overcoat. One certain overcoat found in ' county. Owner can got same by : railing .it Monitor office, correctly describing garment and paying for' notice. Dec. 9th, i To Stock Buyers: • We arc in Ml. Vernon with a carload of First-Class Horses and Mulcs—most of them four and , five years old, and some weighing 1100 pounds. All well broke to harness and saddle. < >ur prices are right , and if you will examine before Inlying, we cun save you, money. Very truly, .1. M R rook slier A: Son. ~ * i Citation Georgia—Montgomery < 'ounty. Xo:iee is licivln given that < layioti liiliis lias in proper form ap ] piled !o me for letters of adminis tration on ihw estate of David l>. tiillis. lai«* ol said county deceased, and this is to cite till and singular j i be creditors and kindred of said de ceased to show cause if any they can : at the next-regular term of the »'ourt :of Ordinary to tie held on the 1 irsT I Monday in January, next., why be should not 1 en ive letters of ndiiiin isll at ion a- applied for. This the Hih ; day of December. 1909. Vi s Me.\ ri tinr. ( hilinar\ . For Leave to Sell. Georgia Mon:ginnery Goitlily. No ice is herein given that Jos.W . and Jin,. W Sharpe, guardians of Lif t Sharpe, have applied to the or idinary ol .-aid county for leave rose)! ill of the real estate of their said vard for distribution and itie pay ment of ch-ht.-. and said application ’wili he heard at the next regain l ■•• nil of lib court to lie In Id mi the firs! Monday in January. 11>10. This toil day of December, 15)09. Alex McArthur. Ordinary. Executrix Sale. Georgia --Montgomery f'utility. I Tutor and by vii tu>- of tin order of the Court of l);iiinary ol said comity j will be sold on ‘he lirst Tuesday ir> j January, Jilhl. before the court house j door in said county, between the ! legal hours of sale, to the highest bidder for cash, one acre of land itt ' the Town ot .stuckey, Gu..containing tone certain storehouse. Sold as the property of the . state of Henry T. .Stllc-key, late ot said eount.l , de ceased, for lie purpose of distribu tion . i lie ,og heir-. This the lithday | day of December. 1909, Minnie Morrison. Ex. K-inin Henry T. Stuckey. l : or Leave To Sell. 'Georgia Montgomery I ounty. Nonce i- he■•> It ’.T.on that .Maty A. Dennis tdmu.isi ia 1 1 i x of die its ! tale of.l. r. 1’i!• vie . has applied to i tile ordinary of -aid comity for leave ’ro s.-ii all oi i,e nut . -.ale of -aid j deceased, and said application will lx heard at (he no:;; regular term of j flits court to b>- held on the Ihst Mori | day in January, 1910. This tin- ftth day of December, 1909. Alex McArthur. Ordinary. For Leave to Sell. , Georgia- Montgomery (.‘ounty. Notice is hereby given that L. (’. McDaniel, guardian of Victoria, | Murdock and William McDaniel, ; has applied to the ordinary of said county for leave to sell 101 Q aides of land known as but of Land No. lyl in tin* Eleventh Laud District of said j county, and -aid application will be i heard at the next regular term of th« court of ordinary to he held on the lirst Monday in January, 1910. Tlii* the Hr h day of December, hrm. Alex MeAithurx Ordinary. M art gage Ft i roc 1 ohu re. Georgia--Montgomery County. Gnder and by virtue of a power of sale contained in mortgage executed by M 1!. Clements to Matt Cook ci ; Co., on the Mth day of March. !907, and recorded in the office of Clerk of the Superior Court, of Montgomery comity, in Hook 2k, pago IST, the un dei signed will sell ai public sale at i the court house in said county, dur ing the legal horns of sale, to the .highest, hi ld> r for cash, the follow ling property. io wit: J’art of lot of land Number Eighty Seven cuniaiu aining seventy-five acios of land, land pari of lot of land Number High* ’ ry- Six; eon ainiiig twenty-five acres , making one hiuicln-d acres in »1! being the sum.- land purchased b.v M B. Clements hum H. A. colcmati | for the purpose of paying a certain { 1 pmmi--oiy note hearing tlate the if ’.lay of Mai’rii. 1907, and uiaturir.g ■ Nov.mlu l.i, 1907 and made an ex edition b . i lie -aid M. !i. Clemente. Said n do being for *234.41 principal, j s39.iater-ost. together with ihe .oRt of litis proceeding as provided in -aid nen i gage, anil conveyances; .vill lie made n, he purchaser b.v the Uldei siglied a- nruvtded in said . : mortgage This the Orh day of I)e --' i-.-mtiei. llfOtT Hamilton Butch. Art;, . for Matt Cook Aro. Sheriff Sale. ticorgU -M ntftomery C .uiitr. Will uc v,19 ~ -,) * It*, fjlirt lenjsf ],|.-r tu ' itt. V • :■; s t.e- t. -i lanslai in Jitniiov. 1910, • - 11 -• - . ,‘l li-.ill’s er nutr. '•• ili* ‘ Highest 1,1 i O-f .’.-li, - • -r.iei progf-r TV, ut Aim I. ir . .at; in :> <„no|»U-'i deseiiprieu: All thro town T.t containing J*ox‘2«o feet in ttu- town of Sopor*on. -aid ,’onnty. bounded ninth I>y lands of H Jo ea-t Iri land- of It. J William- <■ street, south by lands ■if Mrs. Nelli- Koaeli, arid on tl<c ments tbeitOM saiil property being : tin* po—■ ssion of o. If. Peterson, and being It iud on a- the property Os ’(■ice. M. coor-on. defendant in fi. fa.. u> i r-fy an .-xeeiiiioii i-eued from ■ rhe superior court of Montgomery •min'... in fa/or of tin- Ifat.k of sop eru*n against G'-o: g‘ M. ( mnsoti. aid property being designated in the i within fi. fa. and al-o tiding jmlnted out by plain. irT. Wtitteii notice giv !en a-’reu hired by law- to the defen : dan* in fi. fa. and to the tenant in pos-.-sbi ). This i.hed*-h day of I>c : c.pmhftl , i 9 *9. Jam OR Hester, Sheriff M• <'. I VV. L \\ lUon, Arty . for {.lff. { JIIE MONTGI'M EL \ M<>\i' i'! i'll! Ur I*\\. Die |f,. ['Ml Ifeuralgla _ , [HE AD ACHE Uke [BACK A Cm,’ "llefur* 1 .5.,.10 u t I *wL uv Bf Ml!«' Vi OI tlie Llttie !>»,„ PftM ‘ .rc;i I | l< f Ji*' N j ' l* ■ laOiCtS w 11 ’ nv .i* v - I rarely «vor Have ehc the hc«*l»chc. Iwlllnevci 1 fc<‘ wifht.ul Ibv-i P • • Miv Eleanor VHaJ* I Alll IS s? 5 N.V:h S'tXTi Si Jo%cp:., S lUf; Gone AKD Tilt f AiN5 Or RHLUMATISM and SCIATICA y 25 Doses 25 Cents oar DruQn»i< tetll Dr. Mile ' Anti-Pain PiM; m»J he »s amhortzeU to rcrum c?ie [mkc of (b-. fir i package (oul>) if »t fails to bcndii >-»u. l . * TAX COLLECTOR’S LAST ROUND. 1 w ill lie ut ! lie follow ing pi ■ on tlie ilntes named fur the |mi post* .if (“ollect ing stilt* tiiul *■ mi. ty taxes for lhe current, y> ar: B R Bon ton'ft. Nov. RO, night * ! 1 ten* inher I t o S n'elnc I Me Afth ur, 1 fee. I. ID at- > I - 1 n Spl'i nghi 11, ngt, and 1 )••*■■ ! 9 i Clubhouse, 10 a to 1 p in. Alex Krownmg's nt night !>*• ■ 2 Lucienville, i>ec. !>. i t-o 9 i in Erick, Dec. J>, 10 a m t*. I n m Allium, Dec. J, s a to R p in. Mt. Vernon, <4t h, all •*. ■■ .las. T. Geiger’s. (4th, at. t.icht, Stuckey, 7th, front \ a !<• 9a n Glen wood, 7t It, 10 a t I laitidsinirg, KGf, > n to 1 p m Mrs. Arthur Ifuvis' store, Bth from 2 to I p m Lotbair. 9th, 8 a l*, 2p n Orland, lOth, 8 to I f in Oriannu, lOf-1t ,2 to i u. Superton, 11* h, a! I (i iv’ Zaidee, Dec. IRth. 10 ito 2 [ m ; Tarry town, R:RO and night not 0 9 tt ni pf J L it Klblme, 1 Ith, 10 RO ;l t,u l p ill. Higgston, 15th, 8 :R0 a t•• 2, T-O j, R K Mosfllev’d, lt'ah. 9 to *| i m l.i ll Sharpe’s. 2to R:R*) p m ; lanigpond, Itith. night, and until 2 :Rfj [i in ut ul I t i h Ailey. 17th, at nigltf j Mt-. Vernon, Dec. 18th and 20; h whmi my boraks will ek--- R< isfration ho iks will he with in - at points. Hoping to meet every body on tins my last round, 1 am Yours truiy, I) M.< hi 11.*, T. C. M Land For Sale. 181 acres of land Rituated t.wo miles from C<*dar Grossing on Lyons ami Gcdar Cri sHing public rviuif. Partly in cuitivai ion, .ind 120 acres ill's tenable. V\ ill make some of the best farms in that section. Fur terms app 1 at one* to G. M . Da vis. Route NO. I Mt. Vernon, Ga i -.’■■■■■ For Saio or Bent. One o-room house with one aer< of laiol attuciierl ;v. id fen*-* amt i ; nnd g')OVl well of water. Also on store bouse and uic- I->• *. <»i n tenant | bouse, good crib. -‘ails and 2*< acres of farm hind ntiih r a gootl wire fence. Apply to 0 1). Bttuiv\r\o, M t Venn >ll, <>a . Sheriff Sale. C*nutty Will b#* «')FI b*‘tor* tfi<r ( i |ri fi'Gi-- -)</ >r hi >lt Verfffifi oft tin xu»: TiomMan m J«*... ; I9ld. hetW'tn ihe Uijjal h<»u*> •>? ,i. r,ij(l.i--i an*l ijt bidder fort: dli, it. ; f)i'wpn*lv. of a h if’li iht fdfoWlitf H* i *t'i|hi !<f t iptioo: All rh it irwt Os l/ifid iv m/ ‘'rid t• in Mt (ii-if i 11 ». M -if j • si‘ :«ud I Gil tllte *|f>rtii rr- is'dlx <• ’i.v ¥ o*. M . It. P*'t' Will a • 1 W i. I‘,l i i »nt't by Uri<>H <>t r h* •! o. D Pf* +*t 1 *•> ifh b> <aii In ul I. d »>( * d *■ •* ikDli" of A >*oirih<> ; co.ilHt .if /. < rt( ; t ;|iludro'! (HMJ) icre« ni‘»rv o, i** ~ i a*i ’i.r IfimJn i"*i»v« yi?*f oy *u,id M I*. - >n Dtrel!#*, ('anti A Danif-1 on Jt'h. i » E ; Said prop<sr«T levied on »■* 'he f». ■;> -r < j> i. pGA< l| to Htttoy j »f»e CUw Court of "Ai. VnrnoO in U tof J < >.• j * John r l»on<*ry 01. a#aiuHt the - id ri. Powell ">v b> Ti-n ,t ,t iinU f* U'r)U*;it noficf of !*rvv ffi vim a- • qqin<J bv U* i'hu the ‘♦tb <Uy ot »■ uibu. VAi't. IA >1 bn HE* Ts ii . ftfusriff M-ini a o>* t v Coita'y. t W. >l. \jk wU, A tty. foi E.tfA. FOR SHOES! | | -*- T 0 ®®'®‘® o’:’© o‘©'o ®<B. ® ®®:®.®'®:'®) g t : .© 0-0 ®0 .© ;©: 00® j&g: ©:©.*.©■ © .©,.©. ©©:©®.©©e® •© ©. ®®: ®. : *®. © ©:•©;;©. | I Do not Fail to See our 1 % , .. „ I line of American Gen- § I fi n tleman and American S C~.J M m 1 Lady Shoes, made by | # a Hamilton Brown Shoe 4 4 I | Co., the Largest Shoe | Makers in the World 1 8 g | I H $ P. S. —New Home Sewing Machines are still Leading. 8 M 1 Have you bought one yet? $ W. H. McQueen, | g MT. VERNON, GaT | ZmmmmmmmsmmmmMtmmmmmmmammi I i()St. Lot I'm’.-diiy evoniug on Sea board Liiiin No. 72,going cast, be ..i,n GHcnwmod and Mt. Vernon, tit a pocket,-book containing {ll7 9 i ii currency nnd $R 00 in -iIV'U-, Fniiii i plea ho eond to mo it. Glctiwnod and receive reward. Flo ni Dumc. Slier - .lf Sulu (iD-HiiA ni joinery bounty. .»il; l; fgl<l before the roiirr. house do >i in E v* i f.i.• d iiii i'it nr.st J u ndiiy in Jaiiiiffty, 1 I M'l, !/• I .v**hh file D t.i ii • fi>rc;i di, eertaifj properly. <*f -i,.i li. 111 il(>V. 111/ I n C. OMiplet* deJ»cii|*U 'ti: jiuji voi-o,< KNo 2 k /.j V tin Kip Mhoen: II ■ ; ■!<•) S i /*iP a ItuHH Grain H fcy« l* f l ■ (i.GH >if -oii-k mi ruber 319 7'.n» <*t. j min n ,i ‘ii <>i *to k numb' iH 72 FxtK'i Hi l<- I i' g i " • 11 H of nock Dumber oi'J (iuu . t/ri'i li't< ; r* )bGi k of rb>c|i tlllui'ifOr 834 Box : * ' 1 . I . , it ►t.B'k IIM libel 3(5*1 put. (Jolt ’ bio . 7pa •of Htock iiimbeiHSl PuE 8011. ) 1 1-1 ■ 1 - ' Si » k uiiDiliei 3HX Vici Eup ISiu.. ? J fid i - ■! ‘i b number 37d Pat. Colt Pipt :b I tv.idol ■>'<> .k uumbuf llUolpluiu Siiam Pol- . i. g *- *1 Kioc.k mimbur 435 1 i at., j ii : !’ •: • p iiiF of Mto'*k numbor 4(2 of (’hoc. j s i • i - if rt’oeU rmniber 4HO Vici W.-it, ©m . 0 ptii r of wtoek numbor It 3C4 Pat. Coit | ii, - , - ]>.■ i of iitte K uiiuher 97 /* »K (if. ItJu.: , i i •r • ck n.ioibo 33/ Viol Cap. Bin ;9 j pi ‘' * - ! nuiiio< i Hot. Guo. Bolt ; i in p • • ••«■ «» » k hinribir 4‘M V’tci Put. lilu.;* G i vt • k number lj| Don*; Cap Polirth; \ * • Bfoci lumber 147 l>oi»j(. I’u' Bln ; J h . i ■ • 0 tiiove *lc<ciib( 'i foiiD'i in tlm ; • 1 , t i.oliMf of u'bl Ilf the D of the (io- | !i t. Rtt.too nil-lit,, J. K. hickH Iseviwlj .. tul !e « >M an the |)i op«M t v of tlKi nairl j J i - < »o Hti'infy iftli Altucfnnebt iHMiorJ | a' , I* iper i*»r court of *ii(l county in f:i . < ■i• f . ,;, ii t ar*«o,i Hhoc f’o. v« ). K. lt\cU *, j o. * ,*i oi le\y ;;lV»4ii »»« t*r'§ Hired bv J e 12 day of V ief Pi;»9 t.irV- I . m iitfiio.l in m»*byA i;, i4'•*<'* i r»e,m- i JaioeF He* ', i . .-shm id, .»!. ( •I • J-; C i i »uij. Any. for Pill. Slp l riff Sale. < ~o , Jm» oin* r # v Counfy. VV'i • .* ,j> fm • the /vHirt houdf* ‘lfKir id t 5 Vei 'p it) 'he fii *i 7'uciMla;. ni Juiiudi . | , i •* '** ' .ii r.he leoiij i loti I * of mile, to (Id.- - DDDier foi c* nli, ccrtaui piojntiv. *.f • 9. r fn m complete. ; j *io.i i'll jint cej of taiiti hit Uite, is itr/| ■n ' ii - the IC * von tli Iti-h <li«tnc» of, , eotpin , t,f xrul j 92* ii, »i* oi Ich-, Hid! boiiiol-' . On M ic uortli by Mu* lit<»•.*< be- I i. n * fix >l|(| VieiD/otrie, y eonnty. "ti j t iu ladion Mw, I. Ctirrit , ’ by l.< i i/ if Mary Jano Powell, j . i luM'l b* iiijs in the north'id, ; ! .-i* No I'li * Hu lulled f.eviwi on I •t . . tils' of vV l*. (’iimi to h./'ialy a i •ft t /• 11* fa. ihhod. I fiom th** Hupei in* t * - ) . lotv in f"sot The OMitifni'rtl 1 j: < iij'dit si* vv. Ij Ci;rri(*. Pr<*ii«rty point* j e »i . • nr,lift r Ij, fit. itnM sviiMen | ■■fi pi')* * r *uiiiru<« by law. Ihuthtdih (lit ‘ilJuntaiv lIW9. .laid*?* .Sheriff M. C. ; I ■'n i <e)l, Vtt/. f<»r PlfT-. Tulmadge, A; tonicy at Law, sir. VLK*»ON, OA. K tt. RACKLEY Dentist Office over Mt. Vernon Drug Co. SIT. VERNON, OA. s)<l | B. il, LEVY, Bjj, k CQ. I p SAVANNAH, (JA. 1 $ Are now ready to fill MAIL | OKDERS on* NKW FALL | | AM) WINTER STYLUS .of % I CLOTHING and f | FURNISHINGS | I FOR | | MEN, WOMEN AND CHILDREN I ! I I ' x dflk <At /k At j A A A A. WTk. A. /fV AAr At A A* A Write for bulletins describing the new styles in (*< Fall and Winter Garments, and ask us to quote 1 prices on any article you might wish to purchase. £ (*) wv v v'*#' w' v v v r ** r 'v ri ir ww vV vv C* 1 f The OLDEST and BIGGEST Mail $ & Order House IN THE SOUTH. 1 jg ESTABLISH ED 1871 gj ; Choice Millinery. | | The kind that pleases £ ! J the ladie3 J # The season is now on for FALL * $ those attractive . 4? | I have them in >J fcy ICS jj* * Millinery , Notions , Novelties. % J MRS. J. L. ADAMS, Mt. Vernon
