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Danieltvillc, Ga.
FOR SKNATOft. 30th DISTRICT.
N. G. LONG.
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FOR THE SENATE.
As the choice of Elbert county
expressed by a primary election, I
hereby announce myself a candidate
to represent the Thirtieth Senatorial
incite next General Assembly, and
ask the support of my friends.
N. G. Long.
Notice Committeemen.
The Democratic Executive
Committee for Madison county,
requested to meet at the eonrt
house in Dauielsville on the l ii nt
Tuesday in June next, for the
purpose of calling and arranging
lor a primary election for county
Officers and a reprenm
tntivo. The following gentlemen
compose the committee.
COMMITTEEMEN.
Dauielsville, O O Griffith.
Pittman, 11 II Tolbert,
Grove Hill, T G Hitchcock,
Fork, J 1> Wynn,
Rrooklir.c, T F Christian,
Mill, I. C Brockeuridge,
Pocalaligo, C I. Montgcracry,
Harrison, .7 E Putman.
R. 11. Bullook, Ch’m.
Bkruv T. Moseley, Sec’ty,
THE STATE TICKET.
To be Voted for
preaching Mass-meeting
following tirltot will be vo
"ted here on tlio first Tuesday:
Fee Cortrntf
W. Y. Atkinson
or C. A. Evans.
Far Cowplrolk? Geiiral
. W. A. Wright,
v J— --far Trtuarar
Uobort U. Harfiouinn.
Far Atlaraty Caairal
J. M. Terrell.
Far Sacrttiry al Stala
Phillip Cook.
Far Cemaiuloaar al Agricaltara
It. T. Nesbitt,
j. O. Waddell.
M. V, Calvin,
Make your ticket up from the
nbovc, as it contains all the eu
datea announced so far. Only
two offices are _ contested, viz:
Governor ind Commissioner of
A gvicultnro. The Mnlicntions are
that Nesbitt,thr present commiss
ioner, will bo renominated.
THEY ARE TIED.
Tlio raw for executive mansion
is now assuming definite shape.
Fourteen counties have acted and
eight of that 14 have instructed for
Atkinson, ad for Evans, Most
of the counties instructing for At
kinson are small, which makes his
vote in tho convention as small as
that of Gen. Evans.
The following statement will give
you an idea of the remarkable
strength developed by Mr. Atkinson:
atkismn KVASS
M*riitW 4 Richmond( ) 6
Baldwin - tVrsoSl i
Ceffce - K'b rt 2
tliuch - 11 rrtow 4
Douglas ‘2 T-lfsir 2
C ter k o 2 L noolu 2
O.<on*e (c) 2
Ta if- r o 2 I
'Total 18 Total 18
C mn'ieu marked (c) will proba
bly bo ont's'ed.
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See change of advertisement
Davison and lwe in this issue.
They are offering some rare bar*
gains.
Dr. Bos worth tbs faraons specia
list, will visit Danielsville early in
June. He Is not a quack but is an
intelligent well road Doctor who
knows his business thoroughly.
Wo will say moro of lire Doctor in
our uoxt issue.
Senator Walsh has introduced
a Wll in the Senate to remqjre
the tax on State Banks. This is
a move in the right direction, and
we hope to see it pawed.
L<ght hs at last been turned or.
the C>*ey movement. The ga'
General .of tbe Commonweal ha
been nominated by the Populists of
the 18th Oh ; o district for Congress.
Hit march to Washington secured
.him the nomination.
Tlie Constitution has read the
people of Oconee a lecture be
cause they saw fit to elect At
kinson delegates to the August
convention. The people of Oco
nee are net bossed by the Con
stitution, and will continue as in
the past to manage own af
fairs.
Tha republicans in tlio Seuab’
have begun to filibuster against
the Wilson Tariff Rill, und iiu'.o-m
the democrats get together
and force a vote, it may be too
Into in the campaign to save soul!
of them who me expecting te
election. The Wilson Hill is a
party measure, and should re
ceive the full support of the
democratic party and the admin
istration.
Rev. T DeVVitt Talmage is
without a Tabernacle again. At
the close of the services Sunday,
while Mr. Talmage Was talking
with some of his friends, the
congregation having dispersed,
smoko was noticed coming out of
the big organ, and soon the whole
structure was in flames, and be
fore any thing cenl 1 bo done it
was it; ,ruins. This is the third
time that Mr. Talmage Ins lost
Ifc church by fire, and eeh time
nii the Sabbath and just at the
the service.
,nt has become of the Dan"
c-lt*c rrimittec of the
Bth DiOrict. The Mpi tor *
of the opinion that the C .mmittee
should be called togetner, an 1 a day
set for the convention. The com,-
ties-r beginning to act, and the vo
ters desire to elect delegate* to the
State anddi.t'lot fcnvonlions on the
sam day, Mr. L iwson (meras to b
the only announced candidate, and
it may be that h# will not have oppo
sition, as it i getting la’e in the
oimpalgn. Mr. Chairman, call your
committee together, eel. ot a tim*
and place f r the e invention, and
let democrats get to work.
Madison Springs.
\ BY OOffITAUCE.
Thc'tW^-am ßon i' l May ia here.
Rey, MadiaonVUrow preached an
able sermon nt Sn^dvla^^^mdtfy<
Miss Ma James li’a
charming young ladies, visited Miss
Emma MoEwen Sunday,
Joe Hughes is very sick at this
writing.
Misses Georgia and Victoria Phil
lips of Cromer's. Ga., visited in our
burg Sunday. *
Ciyit; Maui) was up to wee ns again
last Sunday. Comongain Capt, wc
are glad to welcome you.
Mr. N C Bond and wifo visited
friends and relatives in Dauielsville
last week,
Prof. Latimer Cromer and lady led
the class at the singing last Sunday
at Shiloh, The bouse was full an 1
every body seemed to enjoy it.
Misa Callie Bond is quite sick tbi*
week.
Mis. II N Cartledge and her
oharming daughter Miss Lillie visi
ted relatives in our burg last week.
Isaac Fowler is longing for the
4th Saturday to come—picnic and
ladies,
Miss Emma Willingham who lists
boon visiting in our community has
returned to her borne neav Winter
villa much to tho regret of some of
our young men.
Mr. Bond Crow and his charming
sister, Miss Ootavia visited relatives
in our community last Sunday,
The young people enjoyed a uice
singing at Mr. M A Saxton's last
Sunday evening.
Ask Norman MoKwon how he en
joyed the picnic last Saturday.
Miss May Sims ore of our charm*
ing young ladies, la visiting relatives
near Five Forks this week,
A people’s party crottfl met at the
Bruce school house hist Saturday
night and started an organisation of
peoples natty men, for improving
their cluli. I hey will meet again
next Saturday night at the court
ground of tie mill District and want
all peoples patty men to come out
who can.
DECLINES TO SERVE.
Mr. Wrn. C Berryman, who wu* recently
appointed as a populist committeeman (or
Harrison district, requests us toanneunce
in our eolumne, that he is not in politics
at all, ami that he will not accept the
lion, and further that he w appointed
without his consent or authority.
He tskTbirtheron beiueinterviewed that
he was a democrat. IV* make this an
nouncement for Mr. Berrymsn with
Sleaaure and hope that he nut never av
t to depart from the faith of hit father*-
No eaudulatos have Announced
as yet, for Congress, except judge
Lawson, but several gentlemen
are mentioned in connection with
the place.
Tbe Slasher’s Slams.
In a recent issue of the Monitor a
gentleman who clothes himself in the
nen-de-plnme of “Travelei’’, thn
oiittivg the f ii’ilic on notice of th<
fac‘. that he has “been aboni”. ask
he difference between “Dude anr
Dune ,”
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I think, my Dear Traveler, that
the principal motive leading you to
the insertion of that article was a
desire to explode on the public ear
that figure that likened a cigarette
to a heavily loaded locomotive.
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But presuming the innocence of
the said Traveler by laying aside
personal opinion, I will proceed to
give you my opinion of tbo subject
he has named.
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The sntne difference exists be
tween the terms—“ Dude” and
“Dunce” as in “Idiolfand JLunatie.”
A lunatic is a person who is born
with*sense ami loses it after birth.
Dunce is a synonymous term,
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An idiot is one who never had any
sense from birth. Dude is a synon
imous term.
I don’t think that traveler’s views
are exactly correct. The act of
smoking a cigarette dp's not prove
a man to bs a dtnm. It rather
proves the contiary. A dude is
feminine ■ n all* his* movements.
Smoking is not feminine.
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•1 smoked a cigarette one time. I
didn’t feel like a dude, hut did feel
like a dunce.
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A dunce may lie an educated per
son, hut by long cultivation he al
lows hi education to become a bore
to every body. A dude never mas
ters but one part of speech—the in
torjcction. lie gels one pronoun—
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A dunce thinks a great deal
himself, and thinks every body else
ought to think as he does. A dude
thinks there is only one person that
amounts to auything in this world,
and that is hdmst-lf. He doesn’t
care for your opinion er mine or any
one’s. The opinion of' others
amount to nothing.
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I can give yon an illustration of
my idea of his
bide
b ro t
m
sing.
"Ah,
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Cleveland Clippings.
Hurrah for Atkinson ! \
The rains have come at last
for which wo should feel thank
ful.
Spring oafs on the look up.
Wheat crops feeling good from
the effects of the recant rains.
Wo undortand that the ltov,
Goode fni’ed to put in appearance
at Providence or 'Liberty yester
day.
Aunt Malinda Collins, who has
been quite sick for somo time, we
aro, glad to state, is still improv
ing.
Isaac Strickland, wife and
little Maude, were visiting the
family of J B Strectuian a few
nights ago. He reports overys
tiling lovely since the wedding at
Mr. Van Martiu’s.
Mix. Terrell Adams and daugh
ter, of Planter, were visiting in
the Hix neighborhood Sunday.
The report comes to ns that Ted
Adams got snuke bit bv putting
his hand in a hen nest, which was
under the gin bouse. What about
it Terrell? Rise and expluiu.
I.ee Streetman and sisters, at
tended Hie singing at Shiloh
church yesterday.
Coxeyites getting as thick ns
locusts in the adjoining neighbors
hood. Want to join Coxey, now!
Oh, fool killer,’where art thou?
Any information ns to the
whereabouts of Andy Adams
will ho thankfully received. When
last hoard from he was going to
ward Harmony Grove with his
breeches on his arm, at a double
quick rate. Come back, Andy!
It’s a gal.
Chas. B Henry wont to Athens
Friday, aud got wet as usual.
Mia. It P Griffith has return
od from an extended trip among
friends and relatives in Athens.
Prof. J I Ray and daughter
attended preaching at Shiloh
yesterday.
J R Bullock and Willie Gliols
t_.n, of Corner, attended preach
ing here Sunday.
Lillie Hay Bentley
Born a Genius
Disease Threatens to Cut
Bhort a Noble Career
But Hood’s Sarsaparilla Restores
food Health.
LUlto May Bentley Is an accomplished elocu
tionist ami natural horn speaker of only 12 years
of age. She is tlte only child temi>erance lect
urer before thcgjmblic. Her genius, however,
did not from an attack of a disease
of the blood. Her own words best tell the story;
“ C. I. Hood & Cos., Lowell, Mass.:
M I heartily Join with the many thousands that
are recommending Hood's Sarsaparilla. I had
been troubled from infancy with gatherings in
the head. 1 was Compelled to leave school upon
tlie doctor's advre. He thought It was the only
thing to save my H£e, but I
Continued to Crow Wort*,
I was persuaded filially by a friend to try Hood’s
Sarsaparilla. The use of one bottlo soted ef-
HoodV?>Cures
tecdrely upon the Wood and I began to Improve.
After tbe uaa o* three bottles the gathering
ceased and I aSetired of my former trouble. I
owe my life and *lll always remain atrue friend
to Hood's Haraipaiilla." Lillik May llknt
l*y, Shelbyvili.-, Indiana. Get HOOD’S.
Hood’. Pill* act easily, yet promptly and
efficiently, on th liver and bowels. 20c.
For Sale by L. E, Greene.
Professfofraf Notices.
V “
J. E.GORDON,
Attorney at Law.
..Danielbvim.’k, Ga
Will practice wherever ib-ireil
lirouqit attention to all business
in trusted tjAis care. Office North
of Court JTmise.
DAVID W MEADOW,
/Attorney at Law.
If**' Daniei.svii.lk Ga
Office on Mprner, west of Court
House, opflkjte Masonic corner
Will jivactioftn all the Courts. All
business ;u<HßtfJy attended to.
BERRY T. MOSKLY,
.at Law,
Dauielsville, Ga.
Office on earner, west of Com*
House, opposite Masonic come
Will practice in all the Court
Business promptly executed.
JNO. J HTIUCKLAN'D.
ttMfeAfcorney.
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BHBBSpPr reW^
HHMxd sruGKox.
■■Klsville, Ga.
HHH^^USWereil and prescriptions
WT at all himss
Cilice and rooms op.
nAltc Monitor office,
Tdiseases of women and children
a specialty,
J. I. grriffithT
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON
Danielsvili.R, Ga.
Calls answered and prescription*
filled at all hours. Office and j
and roomr with Dr. R P Sorrells.
Cures,
Botanic Blood Balm^>-
The Great Rem edy for the speedv and permanent
euro of Scrofula, Rheumatism, Catarrh, Ulcers, i
hc/emj, Eating and Spreading Sores. Eruptions, i
and all SKIN AND BLOOD DISEASES. Made
from the prescription of an eminent physician
who used it with marvelous success for 40 years, 1
and Its continued use for fifteen years by thou- 1
sand%of grateful people has demon sti at ed that
it Is by far the best building up Touic and Blood 1
Purifier ever offered to the world. It makes new 1
rich blood, and possesses almost miraculous 1
healing properties. (
WRITE FOR BOOK OF WONDERFUL I
CURES, sent free on application.
If not kepi by your local druggist, send SI.OO | j
for a Urge bottle, or $5.00 for six bottles, and 1 1
medicine will be sent freight paid by
BLOOD BALM GO., Atlanta, Ga. ;
THE STANDARD.
r; ■ri-a
DURANG’S
Rheumatic Remedy
Has sustained Its reputation for IS years
as being the standard remedy for the
Sick and permanent euro of Rheums*
m, Gout,Sciatica, etc., in all its forms.
It Is endorsed by thousands of rbyai
cians, Publisher* and Patients. It is
Surely vegetable and builds up from the
nit doee. It never fails to cure.
Price is one dollar a bottle, or six
bottles for five dollars. Our 40-page Pam*
phlet sent Free by Hall. Address.
Durang’s Rheumatic Remedy Ce.
1316 L Street, Washington, D.C.
IHtranO’a TAr*r Pill* are the best on
earth. They-act with au cose that makes
them a household ble6i ng.
flic* ts CM Pin BOX. w • BOXXB FOX *1
rOB BALI T DBUOOXBTS.
WARNING—NOUS.
All persons are hereby warned
not to trade for two notes ouo for
85,00 tuadj payahlo to J A Gordon
or beaser i.nJ’tlie other mads pay*
able to RII Kinnehrew or beaver
for 85,00, as they will not be paid.
Take warning.
John F. Mi-Kleroy.
LEONIDAS E. GREEN**
Danielsville and Comer
LO NNIE GREENE.
STORE ROOMS
Daniel svj | I e and Comeri
LOOK
HERE
We have purchased the best
JAOK we could find in Tennessee
regardless of COST,
Ilis color BLACK, age 6 years,
weight 800 lbs, good style and
good qualities.
We ask all who desire to raise
good mules, to come and see him
before patronising any other.
We guarantee satisfaction in
price and terms. You will find him
at Koyaton anytime.
W. M. BOWERS,
F. S. BROWN-
H. L. MeCIiARY,
SHERIFF SALE.
Georgia—Madison county.
Will be sold on the first Tuesday i l }
June next, within the legal hours o 1
sale, to the highest bidder for cash, the
following property to-wit; 1-5 bushels
of corn, 1800 bundles f,aider, 2 tOad* hay,
'.*ol bushels cotton seed- 2 loads shucks,
s gallons cane avrup. 75 gal. syrup, one
load peas in Hulls, 5 1-2 bnshels peas,
75 bushels sweet potatoes. Said property
levied on as the property of L P Scar
borough to satisfy a laid lords lein fi fa,
issued from the Superior court of said
Cos in favor of Dawson Williams, against
I. P Scarborough. This Mav Cth 1894.
L. E. Prook, Sbr. S.
motto
Facts and Figures.
Please don’t cla'Sa this with the common run o£ advertisements, be
jo ad it through and atick to me, and you will aeon atop singing hand
I-have beyond the shadow of a donbt the LananaT, bkst
b uoii ' and i< ost bkactiful un* of Spbing Qoods, ever brought
to iL-is section. Monty, time nor (oredit) haa been aparad in nuking
the atlec icn.
How do These Prices Strike You?
2000 vd* nice tigered L i wn, fastcolo", 3 l-2o per yd. other* get 6 to 6o
2 009 “ Venetian Mis m 5c per yard, otbera get 7to So.
2 500 “ Standard P inta, fait colors, 6o per yard, othera get 6to 70.
3 000 yde India Silks 8 l-2o per yard, othera get 100.
Most all the Novelties in Spring Dress Qoods.
Such aa ilk atriped Challiea, Figured Crepolines, Satin striped Cre
peline, Bedford Cordi, Deleigna, Suitings, Diane Henriettas, dotted Swiae,
Cordova Cloth, Print'd Organdie*, colored plaid Lawn Linen Finiah,
Linen Brocade Zephyr, Linen Batiste, satin stripe Organdie, French Mull;
Dotted Swiss Mall, Egyptian Moll, India Mull, Dimity oorda and many
othera that apace will not permit mentioning.
These gmda are marked low dowr, and are going in a atom. Don’t
wait too long—this advertisement ia two wo k' behind the schedule, ae
aesonnt of rush of bmineai.
My line of Laces and EifßßOinnxiKß wear the blue ribbon thin
season, wherev*t ih"y go, for beauty and low prices, they are 15 to 25
per cent nder larg-r mark te—width ranges from nothing to as wide aa
the dash oard on a buggy.
My line of L dis and Missee Trimmed TTit* is hard to beat. I
haven’t 1-2 dozen oil stock in both atrrer. A l new and handsome,
prices much lower than ever before.
Let Ladies ribbed Jersey Vent- 10a worth 230.
1000 yds. Victor cotton ades 10c yd. others get 150.
By far the prettieit variety of Gent* neck wear I over saw from
si. o |l^s.
CLOTHING,
Gents’ fumlahing good* department it in tha best shape it has avor bssn.
My Sorir.g steak of Clotking was bonght from one of the largest
manufacturers in N. T. and to my certaia knowledge I have sold
nit suite $2.00 leas than Atlanta gets for the very same goods.
BSOES ,
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60 pairs Gents veal calf, Bala, at 81 86 others get 82 00,
6 case* Mea’e Plumb geod Brogans 6 toll at 1.00 others get 1.26
100 paira Ladies Solid leather 9. G. button shoos at 1.00 other* get 1.25
100 pairs Old Comforts G* G, Bat. shses at 1.00 others glt 1,35
1 case Ladies Genuine ha,nd *-/ed 8.00 worth 4.00.
An elegant line Oxfords, including Ruasett leather.
1 claim to have to have the best 83 00 mens’ shoe in Georgia. Try
one pair and you will say ao too.
To ror-k* it rhort my stock of shoes embraces moat everything from
26 a to 7.00. par pair.
REMARKS.
Now don’t wait ’till the atook is butchered and then come sliding up
with that old song, “Too bav*n’t hot what top Advbbtisb. Coma
n.f. Row is the accepted time. We keep tke nearest everything
yon want of anybody at Danielsville or Comer.
I feel very grateful to you ali for your moat liboral patronage in the
put and hope you will give me a ohauoe in the future.
VERT RESPCTFULLY*
Fine Spanish
JACK:
“YOUNG BIG NEGRO.”
Sired by BIG NEGRO, a thor
bred, imported Spanish Jack.
YOUNG BIG NEGRO was bred
by W II & J H Brakebill, on their
large stock farm near Knoxville.
Temi., and Wos bought by me di*
rect from them. He is a sure foal
getter, good style and excellent
qualities, and is highly reccommen
dod by- stock men who have requit
ed liis servicts.
Those desiring the services of this
fine youug JACK, can find him at
my place, two miles west of Fort
Lamar. Ten Dollars by the insur
ance, If you have 2 mares bring
them and get a reduction.
WALTON J. FREEMAN,
Fort Lamar, Ga.
LEI TERS DISMISSION.
Georgia—Madison county.
Whereas W T and J H iiawks: admin,
of estate of T L Hawke*. dec'd, has
appliad to mu for letters of dismission
from said administration, This is there
fore to cite all persons oonocmed to be at
my office ou the Ist Monday in Junsuext
to show why said letters should not be
granted.. Mrr. 6lh. 1894. G CDaniel, Ord
*lll lull llj
1 PRieEBO'CENTB PEP BOTTLE. 3
MOI tf VAL9ABII tSIUKATISI lift. 4
f ron SALE BY DRUGGISTS. 4
* HOTICK.
Georgia—Madison count;.
Dock Moon ha* applied to me {or exemp
tion of personalty and setting apart and
valuation of homestead, or supplemental
homestead and exemption personalty and I
will pass upon the same at my office 10
ocloek a m June Ist next, this May Bth 'B4.
G. C. Daniel, Ord‘
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publishsdiß
I behalf of Hood's Sarsaparilla, xrm
as reliable and trorthy of confidence as
if from your most trusted neighbor.
