Newspaper Page Text
THE DANIELSVILLE MONITOR
EKRY TANARUS, MOSELEY, Editor.
VOL. XII,
NO. 1. LIQUOR LICENSE.
B* *5 or<^*re d by the President and Council f Tow* of Coiner that pirituous,
nl 01 intox oating liquor* may be *old by retail in'sab' town under license rrgu
lary grar.Ud by a majority of the council provided said a pliesnt pay iuto the trea
ury of said town a license fe* of Two Hundred Dollars, and provided all other
inance# nfih* town oi Comer, on the subject of the sale of quor, shall be ob
•rvod by said liciosee.
NO. 2. PROHIBITION,
No person elm 11 be allowed t- =ell, directly or indirectly, spirituous, vi
nous or malt liquors, within the incorporate limits of Gomer, without a li
cense. Anyone violating this Ordinance shall be arrested by the Marshall
and brought before the council to bo dealt with according to law.
„ NO. 3. CARD PLAYING.
No person shall play at any game of cards within the incorporate lim
its of Comer, except it be in a private dwelling house. Any person so
offending shall pay a tine of not less than five nor more than ten" dollars.
NO. 4. ‘INDECENT CONDUCT.
Any person conducting him or hertelf in an indecent manner or bv
hallowing so as to be boisterous, or using \ulgar or profane language ’within
the incorporate limits of Comer, shall pay a fine of not more than tell
nor less than one dollar, or work on the streets not less than one nor more
than ten days,
NO. 5. PEDDLERS.
No itenerant peddler shall sell goods, wares or merchandise at retail in the
incorporate limits of Comer, without first paying a tax of not less than five
nor more than ten dollars, and obtaining a license from the town
Couneil, which license shall last lor’l2 months and no longer; this how
ever, does not refer to disabled soldiers of the last war, nor does it prohibit
farmers or other persons from selling domestic produce in any quantity. Any
one violating this Ordinance shall pay a fine of from five to ten dollars.
NO. 6. SHOWS, ETC.
No show shall be allowed to exhibit in the incorporate limits of Comer,
for pay or profit, without first paving a tax of from five to fifty
dollars. Anyone at tempting to violate this Ordinance shall be arrested anil
dealt with as the couneil thinks right and proper.
NO. 7. GAMING HOUSES.
No person shall be abim fo keep n gaming houso of any kind within
t-he incorporate limits of Coin; r, vis: Dice, chuck-luck', crack-aloe, etc., for
moiiev.
NO. 8. EXPLOSIVES.
No person shall shoot ague, pistol or any other fir -arms iu the town of Co
mer, except it be absolutely necessary to protect person or property; any person vi
olating this ordinance shall pay a fine of not less tban one nor more than HO,OO.
NO. 9. DRUNKENNESS.
It shall be the duty of the Marshall to arrest all persons in any way dis
turbing the peace of the town, and to arrest all intoxicated persons, or any one
publicly drinking whiskey. Should the persons intoxicated be too drunk to care
for themselves, it shall be the duty of the marshall to put such persons in (he
calaboose and thereto keep them until sober or turned over to their friends,
upon the payment of a fine of not less than one nor more than ten dollars.
NO. 10. STOCKLAW.
No horse, mule, cattle, goats, sheep or hogs, shall run loose or at large! with
in the incorporate limits of Comer, and any horse, mule, sheep, goats or ho es
running at large in said inc rporate limits, shall be taken by the marshal! aiT
kept until redeemed by the owner. The owner may redeem the same by pavin" i
flue of from onete five dodar and all eosts for keeping the same until redeemed,
'ibis Ordinance has no reference to persons diiving|such stock to and from pasture.
NO. 11. SHADE TREES,
Any person tieing, hitching or fastening any horse, tnuje or any other ani
mal to any of the shade trees contiguous to the court house, or any shade or fruit
tree contiguous to any dwelling, or to any paled fence or to any building of the
th# town of Comer, shall be fiued from one to five dollar*, and costs' for
keeping the animal until redeemed.
NO. 12. DEFUNCT ANIMALS.
Any person owning or controlling a domestic animal in the town of Comer,
and said deuiestic anima dies in said town of Coiner, the owner theieof
•hall have such animal removed at onck beyond tha incorporate limits of said town.
Any person refusing to move such animal shall he fined not less than one nor more
than ten dollars,
NO. 13. CLOSING DOORS.
The barrooms doors shall not be opened beforeo A. M. and slml] he
closed by IGoclockP. M in the incciporate liniita of Comer. Violators
shall pay a fine of from ten to twenty-five dollars.
W. L. Douglas
$3 smOEJSJSfXKfe.
cordovan;
Am*- Tk FRENCH atMAKUED CALF.
gyp v Fine CAU&KAfaAMa
JS|||i=i|s|j§W *3.Bp POLICE, 3 SOLES.
'%&^M7smstmSMX
SEND FOR CAT AID CUE
w '*— BfiOCKTOH,MA£j.
Over One Million People wear the
W. L. Doughs $3 & $4 Shoes
All onrshoes are equally satisfactory
They Rive the best value for the money.
They equal custom shoes in style and fit.
Their wearing qualities arc unsurpassed.
■ he prices are uniform,—-stamped on sole,
i'rotn Si to $3 saved over other melees.
If your dealer cannot supply you we can. Sold by
Daalors • very where. Wanted
•gent to take exclusive sale in
this vicinity. Write at once.
JR, lT£2A£diß9s.
I i^iL.4#!
BLOOD BALM. J
A household remedy for all Blood and j
Shin diseases. Cures without fail, Scrof- S
ul a, Urol'S, llbeuiastlsm,Catarrh, Salt lihenm g
and every form of Blood Diseuee from the a
simplest pimple to the foulest Ulcer. Fifty ■
years’ use with unvarying success, dem- g
onstrates Its paramount healing, purify- 1
ing and building up virtues. One bottle H
has more curative virtue than a dozen of g
any other hind. It builds up the health i
and strength from the flrst dose.
! tm UITf. for Uooh of Won-M
( dev fit l Cureu, aent free on appli
( cation.
[ If not kept by your local druggist, send 3
; 81.00 for a large bottle, or 85 00 for six bot- B
i ties, and medicine will bo sent, freight 3
1 paid, by |
I BLOOD CO., Atlanta, Ba. f
rv ropy r ahv
<• you are a? i ore -twt, w- fa nofV
lug It '4 eetMßi "irj
mtfV.TtFk I.IX ftfCYRH*.
It will cure yoo, eleetue vonr (Tver, ,ud ed*e
a seed a*Eitr,.
FOR MADISON COUNTY AND TEH DEMOCRATIC PARTY.
DANIELSVILLE, MADISON COUNTY, CA.. THURSDAY, FEB. 21st. 189?.
SHERIFF SALE.
Georgia—Madipou county:
beiold on the first Tuesday in
v.arch 189i., at the comt house door iu
arid county within, the legal hours of sals
to the highest bidder for cash, the follow
ing property to-wit: One certain lot of
J* I*® 1 *® *“ tl '° Jow n of Dsnielsville. i D the
*- ( Hh d*Ht (t M f.f said county adjoiniiz
larms of IX B Mstfox on the north, east®
west, and lands of Madisjn county on the
south, bring the lot w jei cod Andrew Jack
sen Strickland now resides, containing
one acre more o i less. *1 here It a tenant
house on tills lot, S-aid land levied on as
. property of Andrew Jackson .Strickland
to satisfy <* 8 f issue 1 front the Justice
Court of the :-o , dit Ji said county in
favor of K i, htrickiaudagc n-t Andrew
Jackson Hticlcland and George
the same bob g levied on by J A Gordon,
L. C. and turned over to mo for advert se
metit. Written notice gtv n tenant in
possession. This Keb. 1 tit Ife'JS,
L. Z. BJiOGKK, Sheriff.
SHERIFF SALE.
Georgia— Madison c#nly.
I VV ill be sold before tbu coiift
Ny 14. JUMPING FROM TRAINS,
No person shall in niruin will i
violators shall bo fic*.* ' A ‘
PikTa IN ft UF F ICE R . . j
lofNTERFEREING WITH OFFICER.
wav MtmnmJhm o mr^l^’ n ' i | h 1,18 ™ arrest, or in any
nol less tlmn five noroi* n | < rel ‘' a " e a Pi'isoner. while under arrest, shall be fined
less Ilian five oro,e than ten dollars, or impuonetl not less than five days.
I-NO. 17. STREET WORK.
Every male p*if>n in the incorporate liiuita of Comer, subnet to road
duty, shall on or belof the Ist. -lay of March in this year, pay a Ux .f two
dol ars or woj-k on for four days. After paying said tax or workiug
sa.d number of days, fall not be subject to road duly this fear. Any on. failing
or refusing to eomplyJrHli, this Ordinance, shall be fined not less than two nor
ten day*' 1 dollftr 4 ol ' be wortotl on the streets not less than live nor more than
4*. 18. OBSTRUCT'NG SIDEWALKS,
It shall bo the mty of the Marshall to keep the streets and sidewalks open
t lut parties may passjjhth aBo, nml any person reinsing to give way, when ordir.d
by the xN.aishail so tofo, shall be gtu y of disorderly conduct and fined accordingly.
NO. 19. NUISANCE.
! l ,>, u 1 n0t e b * W n] foran y l jsr * 0n or psrsoas or corpntation ’to er#ot any
siy house kuog as a privy, on any of h. Ute.t* or alloys oF said town of
Gomel, or oh an p*We lot or near the private dwelling or residence ef any persona
of id 0, .f T’ rr IF r bli ° Ijlac *’ witbuHt ti,Ht h #ving conaent of the c uncil
of town *f Command any person or peisons e r corporation so electing said
house, upon "°'npla being made to the council, mid the same being deemed a
musauce by said he the duty of.lh* eonncil, through the Marsha*
thereof 10 give tlnee .fayknoCtce to the owner oi ewers thereof, to remove the
same ami ts not removal within three days, it shall be the dly ef the town mar
5L.,11 t ‘ 'cnmve the same at the cost,or the owner or owne s thereof, and the owner
Gmuld be find in addition, to the cost of moving the same, not less 'kin one Dollar
tun more than ten Dollars. 1 rovided that the owner thereof shall have the right
wulnu the three day* to submit evidence to the oonnc/1 that the same i* not a nui-
Kailua, w
NO. 20 NUISANCE.
J K‘it on complaint of any person or persons or corporation in said town
of Comer, being made to the council of said town Comer, or (lie said council
of ]fs own motion; that any necessary house commonly known as a privy that
10 VV. W If‘*cctcd 1 f ‘* cctcd m the tovv 4 of;(?omer, on any of the streets or alleys or on any
public Joe, or near the doling or residence of any person or persons or cor-
I oration, is a nuisance and requesting the same (o be moved, it shall be thedutv
cf the council, fhiough Hie Marshall, to give notice fo the owner or owners
trenof, to remove the same within three days from the date of said notice, or
r ‘ >K en l ce ‘]' ab the not a nmaance, which* issue shall he tried
t v (.e i. ouncil. If the same is not moved or evidence net submitted within
the i!i:e-i-‘la s, nt the expiration then of, the Marshall shall proceed to move
tnc.m,. at the expense oc the o.vner or owners thereof, and in addition to
inoc.M. 0l moving same, the owner or owners thereof shall be fined not
k ■ s il.an one nor more than ton dollar,-.
NO, 21. MARSHALL’S DUTY,
, 11 s ' ,;,in,c th dn, T of th* mnrehai to arrest all persons who violate any of
, "L: °l"lnce% or for violation of any of the state laws for offenses commit
cd with... the n.corpbmte limits of Comer, and bring said violator* I,.for*
h- . nmiofl of said town for trial, or if said violators desire to plead guilty
'"' hv ;l, .'usaiH)n, then to carry then, before any individual member of the non.
wlm is empowered to impose :h. fine for said vi lat.on, or to
md over to appear at the Superior court of said county, if for violat on ef L.y of
the . mie Im- It is further the duty of the Marshall to attend all meetings .f
stud Council, aud make reports of his actings and doings te same. *
f J- P. OHOLSTON, M/ YOR.
f A - M. SCARBOROUGH, Sjtcretary,
J O. EBERIIARDT,
P. 8. RICE,
I J. B. CLARK,
Commission sirs.
huie dor at Dnuielsyille in Madi
■un Cuuaty daring the legal hours
**'* 0,1 lirst Tuesisay in .March
1895 to thf hit/host Mddsi for oAih
following ilcguribed property 10-wit:
I—a tract ol land locatoo iu said
County oil the llarssouv Giove and
Rragfs ferry road on tbs waters #f
I’uobsrds Creek bounded on the
neith by the Cb Caroutk place; on
trie east i>y G. . Aaron, on ills
•ii lbs south by Dick Caruth; aud ou
th west by G. . Aaroa and egn
tams %ne hundred acres more or lesi
and known a. tho nepben, place.
1 his puce has eu it a s:na,| dwell
ing and outbuildings about forty
acres in clt eaiieu and the remain
der in ob field and original forest.
i A trset < f land I Seated in satd
of .Madia.,, o the waters of
Milt) btonc ( reek, bounded on t! e
non,, by Mrs. P C. Rend place; on
the east by lauds off J. Sselt and
'• f* olbtrt on th* souili by lands
i- "tl * ollK ' rl i 0,1 tli® west by lands
•Ii nouns Bailey, known as tha
Q *** n place,'arid contains one bun-*
died and seventy acres mere or less.
Thie place h,t oh it a dwelling ahd
outbousee also a gnat Mill j n fair
condition, abentt forty acres in 01-viati
-viati on and the in
original ferest,
Reth of said tracts of land levied
en as iht properly of G. ft. Aaron
under twe fi fas ene having issued
from the Superior Court ef lladisog
ounty in faverof I. H. Goss again*
G. vV. Aaron; aud the other havint
issued from the .Justice Court of the
234 Dist., ia favor of W s Holman
fer the use of II Goss against Ca
ter Scett prineipal and G W Aaron
security.
Beth places levied ou after.a deed
from I il Goss to G VF Aaren con
veying bom have been recoorded as
re xmred by law,
>\ ritten notice given G W Aaron
tenant in poseasion as required by
law.
This January 26 1995.
L. K. Brooke. Fheriff.
EDW. McSIOWAN, Bvsixii** Makasb.
Local Happenings.
Item* of to *>•
State’’ Fop|® Pjoivd
UP bv
.11
MOHITOK REPORT %
&*4 Mi*4*4 Ist !* {nail Ussiklslt sa as to
Be Easily f ijcMed—Bi'tln, Beat**,
Harrlaies, Viiltws, £te.
■ TTnftmtmn Snuders i‘s how xrach
ing school at Veals acadamy.
J. P. L( oney, the Mill district’s
popular bailiff, was in town Mon
day.
In another column will be found
the list of Juror* drawn for Ma*ch
term of our Superior Court. Ex
amine the list and see if yout name
is on it.
J. J. Meadow, Jr., of Comer,
was up to the dance last Monday
night.
The young people had a delight
ful ! op at the hospitable home of
-I O Daniel, last Monday night.
Several of our citizens look ad
vantage of the recent heavy fall
of snow to enjoy sleigh riding.
Frm reports given from ah parts
of the St-te,the cotton acreage re
duction is receiving the cold shoul
der. Fo:n the counties have gono
into it, but the majority have not.
lion. B N White, wia in Atlanta
this week.
Ron. T J Scott of Athens, wa*
over to see us Monday.
J R Bullock, of Corner, gave n*
a Unit the tirt o' ;hs week.
If the cold whither had not
toppod when it di 1 we would havo
needed a relief ceaimitie*. Wood
and ration* were running short.
We miped some of ear cerretpon
'tent* lt*f wsV. .W * ftippoie they
w#re frozen op in <u w. It baa
h wed now, md will look for
hem.
Kra*k 0. Shtokelf -l, a riving
young attorney of At. nil , wa* iu
i wn this week.
8 C O’KslUy, aoj L E Brook**
a* in Athea* yeaterdai.
Walt*r Qiiffeth, end wife cf Ooone#
r oui ty,c*m over to thi marriage of
their br<th*r, Dr. J I Griffeth thie
week.
Dr B M Tie mien cf Thorntons
Mil l , w*i is t is-o this ir*ek.
T A oillal t# 1 Jicki m
connty to ths badald* .f h * sick
brothf, GW G*ime , '<vm ,, .y of
thi* couvty who has bsr etex f r
>*!iiii*(>, on last Wdn.*di v . We
l ope tint he fouad hi-u ba ig
!)■ ROM ve!y sr and wife of Roya
<o ' were orir Teurtday la*t.
A crowd from kero went rabbit
hautin* oa last Satnrlay morn
ing, aad cun* back wi ll 23 rabbit*
and one ’npomtim.
CUford, Blackmon
A Boston Boy’s Eyesight
Saved-Perhaps His Lifts
By Hood’* Sarsaparilla—Blood Bafts
toned by Canker.
Bead the following from a grateful methen
*My little boy had Pcarlst Fever when 4 year*
eld, and it lett Urn very weak ead ih blood
paimmed with canker. Hla eyea beoaaae
ao inflamed that hit tugeringt were tntenee, and
tor seven weeks be
Could Not Open His Eyss.
I took him twice during that time to the lye
and Kar Infirmary on Charles street, but their
remedies failed to do him the faintest shadow
of good. I commenced giving him Hood’s
Sarsaparilla and it soon cured him. I have
sever doubted that it eared hie sight, eve*
If net hie very life. You may use this tee-
Hin miiU in any way you choose. 1 aaa always
ready to socad the praise of
Hood’s Sarsaparilla
because of tlio wonderful good it dkl my sea."
Apibis F. Blackman, 288S Washington Bt,
Boston, Mass. Got KOOBSb
HOOD’S PILLG Are hand made, and are yam
to -se>eUlee, r-r'"* 1 — —I -mr —ig, .
NO 33