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Assignee's SalE I he Entire Stock of Merchandise of K’ w F Is in the hands of a Receiver to be closed out at what it will bring. No-reserve! Everything in the house must be sold to satisfy the creditor’s and must be soldi at once Regardless of Value Fine Seasonable goods at Cost, thrje-fourths Cost, half Cost, and any price in order to turn them into money at once. The Fine jUftne of Dress Goods t bis hoeie there is a big stock of Cloaks, Jackets and caps j that muil go at any price, alio Shawls, Blank t, Comfortl and MarsaiUcs Spreads A big stock el FaetOryJgooda, such aa Joans Casiimsres, Flannels, Tiskiags, Shirtings, Sheetings, Bltachings and Cambrics, A big stock of Notions, Corsets, Gloves, Hosiery, Handkerchiefs, IJndeiweai and Thousands of Novelties in small wear. A big stoek of Gents’ Furnishings. Bbirta. uacl.rw.ar, oolkrs cuffs, nick-woav, nighlahirta, hamlkerdißfs, glove* and umbrella*. Tha dosing out sals will begin Monday Moraing Dao. 10th, and continue* from day to day ualil everything in th. bous. is sold. And as it il an* a listen aale, nothing can be aold exespt for spot oash A- W- VESS, AsNig^nee. Local Happenings, Items of laterst to ' Free Slate” licl <d UP bv MONITOR REPORTERS And Rm’ed Cut in Small tiosthfuls so <a to It Easily Digested—Birth*, Beaths, Marriages, Visitors, Etc. . How may hava returned ovrr a new leaf? L E ltroeks has rented tb# J T Williams lions# and lot, and will move with hit faaiily to town. Jobe Barter corn g t tbs advnns tag* of eome or the hove hero oa e lactic a day, and t anted a few brms*d heads, Chru'na# in Dan'ehviVe pttiVd off <jn eMy, without any diturbrro*. Th* until toy was on hard w th hit fn#ort<ku sad in full force, while the oldrr ones wore enjoying thn •dv#s vitit.it gjand feasting on turkey dinners. J. A. Royston and wife, of Roys ton, were with relatives here this week. Dr. J. S. Daniel and wife, of Homor, spent a part of Chrisma* week with relatives here. Preaching at the Bahtist church next Sunday. H. H. Tolhert.'of Pittman, was in town Tuesday last. Dr. Q. C. Daniel has received the blanks for the widows (tensions. All that pensions an* due to, will please eall and have them tilled out. T A Grimes Esq. visit-* his brnher GaSiil Grime* in ,fck*oa ceualy this week who is quite eiok. Prof. J. I. R*y will opea hi* I school at Lilborn on Moadaj 7th iast. Prif. Ray is on# of the manly' best teachers and deserves iha natroasg* of the people of tb*t ceemuuity. Mr. Cleveland kspt the usual cos ta*, at the white house Mew Years day, and was at how# to the whole world. This is a oustom iaangu a ted by George Washington, and has bean kept up ever since. MRS. LANE .DEAD. % Mrs. Emily Lane J : *d at tfi borne of her daughter Mr*. It J S rr*ll, this uaoruiag at Ntnr 'dock, with pntmnoni*. Mr*. Law* •aatl bee* a m'miter of < f the PmbytftrlanjSchurch f r ysaro, and did at the ripe old age of 78. Bfc !**•?• three children 'o wooifi h* lost—twe *< um and one dmghtto.Sh* was ag. od mother and lias gnaw le reap ber reward. The here .vtd have our sir#'rest si in pat hy in this, tioi h -Hr rf trial. The funer al r*hl ‘ske place her# to-marrow (Saturday) at 2o’clock P M.' Our Offer, We want to put the Monitor in to* every household in Madison county, and this issue wo print several hundred extra copies, and will distribute them throughout the county. If you are not aeub , scriber we want you to bo one, and i to induce you to become one. we make this extremely Low offer: We will send you the Monitor and t he great Georgia weekly—Thu At lanta Constitution—for the low figure of $1,26 pier yeay. This offer will hold good for three months, and after that time wo do not know it it can bo offer ed any longer or not . So we advise yon to take advantage of this op portunity and send us the $1.26, so that we can put your name oil the list early. On another page you will find a half page advertisement that will explain to you fully the combina tion offer. Read it and pend along your name. New subscribers are added to the list every day, and we want yours also. A sogro mnidsrer who had tied from Sooth Carolina, was a totted in Angat'a oa S itday before Cb dramas day, *ud in attempting te arrsst him, three men met their death at. his hai and. 1 Two were policemen and one an in nocent by-stinder. Lynching was threatened, hot the hold stsnd tk>u by tbs sheriff ef Richmond cosn' V, prfn td tbi*. O.hers were abet by the nsgro bat not tenons. Great ex ottoman t prevails there yet. NOTICE, I herobv consent for mv wif® Mavy P Thom | >eon to beer me a public or Free trader as provided by law. This Dec. 14 T7‘.M. . Jamts 11. Thowitck. MR. SANDBRB DE^D. J E. Sandora died at Ilia home near here on last Wednesday night fit 1<) o’clock, and was buried here to-day (Friday) at 11 o’clock. Mr, Sunders had been sick. for some time, suffering from a tumor on. his aide. Last September he had this tumor taken off, which was the prime -cause of his death. Ho had lived in this oommvnity. all Ins lifo. and was much loved by his own people and and neigh bors.He hud been a consistent mem ber of the Methodist church for about 40 years, and died in the fa dh that he professed so early in life. A large cerrcnurse of friends came to pay the last tribute of reepeot, his pall-bears being his comrades in the late war. They bore their triend and comrade to the tomb and deposited hit \odyl there, to await the resurrection when they will he called forth) 7 Iho beautiful burial service lyof the Methodist church was read, Ad Ins funeral was pleached by Stl pastor, Rev. L. D. Coggins. T / Tn his death this commj®)ty looses a good citizen, hit chuSSi a staunch supporter, his famflv a good faithful husband and father. He gave evidence before hwfdied, an<* was conscious all the whilt, that his soul was going h&ne to the God that gave it, and bs&s-.A* from the cares and trouble! of tnis wioked world, with this 'Consola tion to his family, we e*y weep not, for your loss is tu> sttrnal gam, and be now stands on the other there with outstretched arms to await yor future ce ning to give, yon a cordial welcome and happy greeting, where parting will be no more. r Notice to Teachers, * The 8 ate School Coasnmtioner hat appointed S*turday Jan. 19;h. for the ezamination of Public School tsach ors. Iraminatlan w,ll begin at 8 A M •act okas at 6 P. M. B N White, C.S C. NOTICE OP DISSOLUTION. Georgia—-Madison county: The firm of White a Porterfield, Unur, G*., has boon dissolved; and •he nndsmgnod ia in no wy eon soted with tbs butisess, omtraetr, tc, of sad firm This Dse. 3 r .t w- s. u. white. Carlton Column, A batch of Interesting News from our Rail road City. .Miss Edna Cheney #p ent part o the Hollidays with the family of Mr. t laik Mattox, of Elbert county. Notwithstanding the white dog at Fork grave yard, some of Comer’* young men still visit near Carlton. Mr. and Mrs. W L Arnold, Prof. A W Matthews and L P Goolsby have been visiting friend* lj) Elbert county this week. Messrs J F Tiller, J F Mcon, iand ‘Monroe Thornton, have been Upending the Holidays with rela- Itivee in Atlanta. I Mr Beo Thornton, ot Elbert eoun-J ftjr, U vi*itirg frieads here. —Al*o j• H hitehead, of Oconee county, J;. here shaking hand* with hi* mauy | iende* V, ) be cold weather prevented the fcr?cted dedication service* at chuech hist Sunday, 'j Ove had the pleasure of having lecture from Dr. Gibson, of nta which was much .enjoyed hjwll present, especially the lovers of| fijnog. t Rumor say* there is te ling here m the near fu wouderif we are to loo*e %e of our pEKfcious young oTiutifel gills fioin the yoiing people. From a view, the prospect is id the young people will pi’eat them*elvs and give s best they can. . 27th, at the residence of Ahnand, Mr, Arthur Wii rii** Georgia Almand were United in the holy bead* of matri- Pnony, Rev, ft. S. Cheesy officiating. AUo on Dec. 30th at the rest, deuce ot Nr. Wm. Simmons, Mr T. J Headland MissMattn Simmons were married, Rev. R. 8. Cheney officiating. We with both oonples rII the happiness and prosperity iin agiuaable through, life, The exercises of the Carlton High School will begin Monday the 7th. ol ’Jan., Rev. R 8 Cheney, Prin cipal. All interested will please end in their cbildreu the first day, it it it more pleasast and profitable ?o both teacher and pupil. Oar town and together wiit the* teacher, have dicidcd, if, poesl sibl, to make the school moVe interesting aud with more 'id vantages than ever before. * All wishing to board their children here wil find board in good families as cheap-' at-jmywhere, and onr town can beast el meral people with the best church 'prfvt leges the connti-y affords, and we hepe to see a full senool, ’Xmas is over and I think it has been a week of quiet, [pleasant enjoyment in our town. There has been nothing to marr the hap piness of our people. The usual dinners, suppers, and sociables for young and old which has been im mensely enjoyed j;by all.Jj-and the most enjoyable occurance was the beautiful snow which visited us last Sunday evening and now comes the new year with its num ber of good resolution and pledges which we hope to see complied with and feel confident that this year will be more "prosperous, and happy than the past. We wish the Monitor a happy, prosperious New'Year. • i' Michael Bros, announce to the public in this issue in a full page advertisement that.they have mov ed to their new Five Btory building on Glaytop street, where they are now ready to receive all their cus tomers and as many new ones as will come, with a fine line of goods and a bran now stock. They offer them at the lowest prices, and have a house full or courteous clerks to wait on you. Go and see them in their new building and be convinc ed that there is the best place to go to buy your dry goods, notions and millinery. Robert Williford Son of Mr. John W illiford who lives • near Paoli, happened to a serious acci dent during Christmas week. He was going along with his gun when he came to a creek where there was afoot log. In walking the log, his foot slipped causing him to fall. In falling the hammer of his gun struck agaiust, causing the gun to fire, and the whole load entering his arm. Dr. L. G, Hardman, of Harmony GroVe, was telegraphed for, and when he arrived he found that the arm was so lacerated that it had to be amputated to save tne boy’s life. He stood the operation admirably, and is now doing fine. Last Tuesday was public sale day, and several pieces of property wiis sold. Oa account of the atringsucy of the times and scarcity of money aods net bring lb sir worth. WITH A parfviso. ~ I am To swra^dT cigarettes, ■And on 4hc track, as I have done, I’ll make no racing bets. With poker ejiips I’ll play no more. I've had enough of that. I’ll take no girl to sec the play Who wears too large a hat. I shall not look upon the \\ ino When it ia deeply red, But quite persistently I'll take My Adam's alt* instead. In ninety-five I am resolved To save a qoodly sum, And when it comes to good hard work I’m going to make things hum. Bnt these resolves for ninety-five Are made conditionally, And that is that the girl I love Does not go hack on mo. Tom Masson. points. Morality never leoks'well ou dies* parade. Genius and originality are blood relations. A waiting game is one which two can seldom play. Every reform that comes and stays begins In the heart. “Follow is a danger pus game tffeWor odys. Some parents need an introduc lion to their own ehildren. .fw Some meu never win beeanse they never expect te win. There i* liable to be -much, base alloy in coined words. Most folk* get savage when they mean only to be severe. When all men know little t how can any lie man know it all? How little anything costs that is to be paid for ir, the fntuie. He that smiles aud says nothing often slanders and lies most. Ihe man who is always thinking of evil things will most likely be a sufferer fr. in his thoughts. To make a* well rounded citizen the moral sensibilities must be one with the mental faculties. The best stimulant towards right political actien is a healthy interest in what is to be done. A man who is always boasting w h at he has done is not always the boldest in the hour ef danger. It is not always the damage of an injury that is galling, but the spirit in which it is prom ted. Don’t try to add to the mystery of an unknown subject something' of a deeper mystery;* mo/e unknown. W.L. Douglas $3 SHCE. i ;;si $5. Cordovan, ■jgffijSSgy FRENCH&ENAMtLLEDCALF FINE CALF& Mm S3.apOUCK.3SoLBS. ;>2..WORKINtt, : . M IUTRA FINE. ''S ' : ' <! 7s >^nfiOULSHO£SL -LADIES ■rj>Y • . r- ■ -15 akT a TdsSlpt send ‘ * W• U* WF u . BROCKTON, A-fISS. If on enn snvi! monpy by purchaslm; W • Is. DcucSnn rtljuA'p* we are the manufaclurerg of ndvcrliEcd slioed in the world, and guarantee the value by s'aajpixiff the name and price on the bottom, which protects you against high biicoo and the middleman’s profits. Onr shoes equal custom work in style, easy fitlintr and wearing: qualities. We have thorn sold every where at lower prices for the value yhren than any other make. Take no substitute. If youx dealer cannot supply you, we can. Sold by tabil ligl ScW Spring Term Opens Jan. 7th„ and closes June 9th. This Sohool is to be taught absolutely; FREE for every child Within the gchdol age for the term of On* Hundred Days at'any time during the school year of 1825. Parents will find'it to thair advantage td patronize this school, Board Prom SB,OO to SIO.OO ner month: . Primary Grade:' Spelling, Reading, Writing, F/rst Steos: r ., „• .. in Geography, and Primary, Arithmetic SI.OO, " Intermediate Grade: "Spelling., Reading,. Writing, (continued) Elementary Geography, Elementary,Gram mar, Intermediate Ar ithmetic Composition. SI,BO. Advanced Grade: Spelling, Writing, History,.United States and General, Complete and Physical Geography,, Advanced Arithmetics Complete Grammar, Latiii, Algebra, Physioloav efcq., sT,6o.fa W. DABNEY GHOLSTOJf:, PEHN. DANIELSVILLE, 6A- DIALER IN- DRY GOODS, NOTIONS & GROCERIES I earry a aiee lina of DRl* GOODS aad am lalliag than at 5a oottaa prioea. uw.TTp <5 i>. , ft r.i &% r v My stack of SHOES will corapara favorably with that of aayflrm in Norti-aaat G#argia, and ay priees are away down. If yaa wait a nioe dress, a goad pair •f shots, er anything natially kapt la a first class ataak af good*, give at a trial. Vary Respectfully, D E fapiffdhi Unpretentious. * j The section of Georgia, which as smites less perhaps is proportion tc its actual claims upon consideration is the county of Madison. It is said: “Worth makes the man: The want of it the fellow.” Ad by no means least signitisaot of all the substantial, quiet, retiring, in nid-yonr-cwu-business citizens el tli e Free Slate, in the beginning e£ tlie year of our L*ord 1*96, is James TANARUS, Carrington, His home-stead is in a spot, until lately, almost ss-. ciuded. near lifee mail route from Danielsville to Comer. But it ha* come into prominence by the enter prise ©f iu owner am tli. develop*, ment.of tha cytiuiry. It comprises some SsoO-acrea hesidas setae smaller tract* around, and lie produces amui aHy 40 ©r 60 bags of cotton, 13) to 100 barrel Is of cpyu, 6 to l#o,busa‘ els ef wheat, 175 to 200 bushes of oat*. 50 te 6'J bnsheUgof peas, 2)0 > to 2>C'olbs, of pork, and other farm product* in abundance. In walking around the primisea one is greeted'!* 4 Moscevia, rkw and Puddle Ducks, 50 or 60 ohicke**. 18 to 25 turkeys, about 2 dozen gees-, a goed fiock of sheep, n of sleek milch kine, beeves audk;sevtral fat , horses and mules, a nno lot of hogs and ail the stock walks and lots severed with coVn cobs and other evidences ef .thrift. If the county posseted mauy such citizens as Mr. Carrington, she could not bo kept iu obscurity. Via. • FOR SALE CHEAP! , One Second hand top buggy and hasuess. o.>o second hand two horse wagon and harness for same. All in good conditioni Casli or note with good security. David W. Meadow. FOR SALE. One grey mare about 15 year* old, alio a good brood sow, JWill sell for cash or note with ap proved security. D. M. Patten. Georgia Immi gration and in ment Cos. , W. J, Northern, Manager. Bsrry T M >s*Uy & Oi. A**.;. f.r Uil •• C*naty. Out ers t'k*n * Rnal g.tat* and Pursbassrs obtains*!. Rsd Ei *',e bought and sold and .dvsrti*#d. t- usts *f fariaiag land#; ps-t'Oulariy-Aotirod. For full iaformati**, VTit* *r call on Berry T. Moseley & Cos. Agents for M. C.