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1895 -. Clothing and Gent’s HRsisnm; goods Regardless of cost; 50 per cent. Discount. • - .. uits that formerly sold for SIB.OO, SIB.OO and $20.00, nowon th. SIO.OO Counter $12.50 to $15.00 Suits thrown on the Market for $7.60 Don’t miss the opportunity. It only occurs once in a life time. Everything must go No Reserves If to 121 Cay ton street Professional Notices J I. GORDON, Attorney at Law. Damielsvills, 8a Will practice wh-rt-ver do irod prompt attention to all bHin*ws estreated-to bis ear-. <>t?io North •f Coart JSouse DAVID W MEADOW. Attorney at Law. DAjnKi.vn.LE, Qx Office ok corner, west of Conrt Hole, opposite Masonic Corner Will practice in all the courts, All bssinsss promptly executed. Jno. J. Strickland. Attorney, Athens - - Ga, BIRRT T. MOSKLY, Attorssy at Law, Dahielsville, Ba. Office on eoraer, wsst of Court House, opposite Mssonis corne. Will practice in all ths Courts Business promptly executed. Geo. C- Thomas, Attorney, _ Athens, Ga, R. P. Sorrells, PHYSICIAN AND BURBEOM. Danielsville, Ga. Calls ssiwered and prescriptions filled at all hour*. Diseases ef women and children a specialty, J. I. GRIFFITH. PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON Dakielstill*. Ga. Office south of court house. Calls answered aud prescriptions filled promptly. #l% BLOOD BALM. eA household remedy for all Blood and ?i Sr* eases - Cures Without fail, Scrof ' Catarrh. Salt liheurn ’ a i D(l ® vcr y form of Blood Disease from the ; simplest pimple to the foulest Ulcer. Fifty ; years use with unvarying success, dem -1 onstrates its paramount healing, purify ing and building up virtues. One has more curative virtue than a dozen ol any other kind. It builds up the health and strength from the first dose. r Hook of Won- , cat ton * Mrc *’ on appli- 1 si l ivw 0t; ic l >t your local druggist, send cl. 00 for a large bottle, or S5 00 for six bot ' and medicine will be sent, freight paid, by BLOOD BALM CO., Atlsnta, 6a. i si . ; vM • •• FFFFFFFFFFF Local Happaninp. % Itetrs of Interst to ‘‘Free State” Peop’.e Picked UP by MONITOR RE PORTE a'l esd Hjsded Sot in Snail moathtsh se as to Be Easily Bigssled—Births, Besiks, Ksrriaies. Visitors, Etc. Obly ten days uatit C-*urt. T be Schools hava opened aguio. Miss Leila Kellmn is visiting her cousin, Miss Minnie Meadow, in Athens. Miss Eva Sorrells, of the Lucy Oobb Institute, at Athens, is spending a few dava with her pa rents here. Dr. T .T Brown, of Bowesfville, was here this week. C. W. M alow f R >yton in wu a fw dy tbi* w rk. L. E. Greene van is At I '*** a few <loy isi, wek. F*ror are gtuwhtisg hv Itig nothing drveO t wsrd* g T F Christian the popular J. P. for Brookline L>i*t. was toss* us Wednesday. t'ince die snow has melted away, the people are begining to prepare their farms for making a crop. • T F Whits was in Athens * ednes day. J O Montg mery and mother of Harmony Grove. came down t> :t --t*ud the marriage of Dr. J I Grif leth and Miss Maiaie Griffelh. C W Meadow whs in tow* this week. Me is new a knight of the {Tiip, sad is tract Ii g for Ktruou Bros, & Cos. in anal at ter* of V iuslon N. 0. This ia anew lild for Mr. Meadow and we wish him much sue cess. Ou account of the en< w th r< was no a.ivicea at the Methcti ist (hutch beie last Puuday. Any one w shing to liny , o <>d Nor h ( aiolina uiuh s or hoises, ■rill do ■stell 10 call on Patton Bros’ & Barnard, at Stevens, Martin & co’s. stables, carlton, Ga. - In another column will he found the call f T. W. Long. President f tlie American Cotton Growers ielective Association for this oonntv, asking the farmers to meet him hereon fi.it Monday in March . Coffins and Caskets Persons at a distance can re ly upon being suited iu Coffins and Caskets at Danialaville. Stock is never short, I have tbit* faom the heme made up. Terms cash or credit with approved sscuritv, A, S. JOHN ON, Danielsville, Ga. E. H and W. F. DORSEY, Marriages. On yesterday morning at the heme of tlie brides parents, Mr. and Mrs A F Coiner, of Cower, Ga , ! Mi* Nisi Comer and Mr. Kdd S Lat imer, of Athens, were married, i 1 lie wedding was a quiet, home af fair. V-ias .Mai, was one of Comers fairest daughters, while Mr. I.atirner is a popular young unsiness man of the Classic city, They hare tlie -best wishes of their many Iriends through life. Married at the residence of the brides parents Mr. <fe Mrs, J R Giif ; fetli this (Thursday) Yesing, t one ' o’clock, Dr. J. J. Griffeih ; Mamie Gnlfeth, Rsv. TANARUS, J. Aoams, officiating. The young *ouple left immediately with several friends for the home of tlie grooms parents in Ocome County. Dr. Griffith is a rising young physician of Daniels ville, whi.e Miss Griffith was one of Madison fairest daughters. This young couple start in iif* under ilia brightest auspicies, and we wish for them a bright and happy future. IN TROUBLE. W understand that *©mo par ties who had too ranch tasgls foot on hoard, *ttempt#d to run over ihe towu of Comer this week, rou S h shod, asd were proceeding to do so, when they ran up ou the town marshal, John L'ruaka, who was n obstacle in tha way, John proceeded to pnrsuade the par tiosto call a halt, wi h his club, and seem ha i them in th* ioek-up. hkxnetitue .imiug the night th- r were fui ait-bud wth a S'W, and w lieu th* marshall Went te feed his fil'di* next morning, they had flow u thiough a t.ole in toe top of th cuiauuoH . I Notice- The fainiei* ef Madison county' are r.quested to meet at the Court I house in Jhn.ielsviile, on Ist Monday; in March next, for the purpose ofi; perfeetmf the orgauizati• n of “Th* j American Cotton Growers Protective Association” for this county, W. LONG, 1 r* sideiit for Madison county. Free Scholarshhip. IN THE KORTH GEORGIA AGRICULTU RAL COLLEGE. Every memleJ- of the General Assembly is authorized to appoint one pupil to the above named in stitution from his county, during his term as representative, wlxf will be reccetved free of entrance fed. I will be glad to appoint, some pu pil from this county ail request that, anyone wishing to enter that college and desiring the appoint ment would make known the fact to me. David W. Meadow. NOTICE TO r J EACHERB OF ’l4 I am authorized by the State au tborities to say to the teachers 1894 ihat they will he paid in full between the Ist. & 15th of April fer services during the year 18. 4. P N. White, O. S. C. iui niture and L ntertaking. This department is under the control of W. F. Dorsey, the recogniz ’d Furniture man of north-east Georgia. rtraß v>- ■ 1 -tr t °*"" iU " n *‘ b * re P leni ‘ l >a'itli th. Lateet Styled Jfcivaltiw. SQUARE Vf TO DATE, and we will not be undereold by any hone, in Oeorgia. liXamiue Our Stock Ref ore you Buy From Boggs- Lvery thing n doors except o'ld cows. Our hunters ars going to have a convention scon to const then- jiogs, far now a"d then some of them pome up missing. Tom Hayneg is ahead 48 rabbits, one o possum and a flue girl. I bear bat little abot" politics, and Congress and nothing abost farming. Much is said is* the newspapers about bow to farm, but the trouble tjßnhwt' is U4SJ, enough work dn<r. If thu whole people would woik 12 months in a ysar as some I know have dons. We have men who started after the war, that now own good farm and have them paid for. These men are head and shoulders above the tide. Otlert may do the same by doing likewise. Hut, oh! what a howl of haul times! I some times think that if all the wealth of our land was divided equally among all, .there would Jie some who would say that i> wasn’t right, I navtn’t got enough. But, oh, taka the hards ships and ’ trouble and suffering and divide that, among all them and what would be the ary, “Ob, I have nice thud I can bear’. Somebody or the governmeiit has done wrong, bat the time is and and always will he when people will sell for what the priee themselves at. We arc oemmandsd to work out our own salvs’ion wth fear and trembling.” We Ihink the the time has come when we should ol ay this command* ment. 1 heard s young lady say, after lookiag ov<r. a half dozen papers, that the Monitor was the best ol any of the■*. Goad good wishes to tbs Mouitor.aud our Governnment, that they way yet may yt be saved from bankruptcy, (v men, an thanks to ths young lady. We will t.y to avoid it, but our faith is weak, boh jus to the government and as to ; oii. selves, Ens ) Church Notice. ThemtU me beis of Danielrville Wt-tho list Clmreli are requested to meet at the chinch 011 Iriday, Web 1 t at 1U o'clock, iinsinesi of jrroat importance to attem! to. Come Jiri.-thren without fail. Tbe Ist Quarterly Conference fo the Dan iflsville circuit,will be held at Jones Chap!*. March 6th. All the official mcmhois are expected to attend. L. Do.v Coggin, P. C. COTTON. I asked Mr O. L Stamps why Goor gia conid not famish the commission market of Atlanta with the articles spoken of. “I know of no reason,” said he, "ex. oepr that tho farmers are rooted and grounded in the cotton idea. They have had it so long that they can’t get rid of it. It’s an old tradition. Why, there’s much more money in raising these articles that wo have been talk- | iug of, for wiiicii a ready market can be found all the ye .r rounu titan in raising cotton at even a better price ; than 5 cents a pound. eRO'tVN’S If ON BITTERS ! cures Dyspepsia, ltd- ' i i geation A DebM* ty. i School Locals, Miss Lizzie liito is out of school this week. l itti# Willie Sorrel s is in school again. Miss Ethel Griffith is absent this : week. | I he Algebra class has bean on a stand still for a few days, but has about mastered the lesson, after hav ing to get it over several timss. Clarence Adams kas a handsome set of mustache, but only those who have a microsco e can see them. Rabbit hunting was the "order cf ths day with Bis school boys last weak. Mis* Myitis Threatt is out of school this week. Alee Master Ear ly Power. -everal scholars ars out of school thin week on account of the snow. llie school has opened np again after a weeks vacation, and pupils mem fresh and new hr now hailing has oeased since Prof. (iholstoH demerited several of ths boys. Does anyone k*ow wliers Madison ft'orison whs lust Sunday ("veiling? '■chool is progressing nicely, Ev cryene took hold Monday with new energy. i Wanted. Do you want to start the New Tear u a god position that will pay you, provided y>u are a „ ( >od salesman and collector. Ws want live enorgetio men to canvas, sell biager machines and collect- If there is an agent located in your eomraunity we can 100 .to you else where in a good section. Ws fur nish a nice light-running wagon, agest to famish hors, and harness and wake a *6o*. hoed. We offer a good salary or commission sentrset one andcr which s iiv* energetic hustling man con rn ake and save money. Men of charsetor a.hd goed make up do well to secure woik with the Company, for if sucoi ssfol and tit# biisiuss* intrusted i® ban* died honoia' ly, they will be pro moied to more responsibly positions of trust and responsibility, with in creased eompoMsation. - Address, J. R. Comma*. District Agent, Athens Ga. i W. L. $3 SH©E?BtVKKi. §*3. CORDOVAN. rwKOM& ntxnm focAir. ♦ZM POLICE, 3 3ct.es. t 2.V-? joidSOQSLSWW. •LADIES* s>MNorwtftr/i.o6u; ’ " vv*L*oa thtCCXTOH, MASS. k<m cn inna.vr hr EmrchßMitg V*. J*. D'.uk'hh p*!ise, ItooiMic*- *<? tie tiie iaryrst ®f •crtr.Uv’a in t!ic v/orid, nd U value by ato:p;i>x Ihc aa.ne and'pri** un tA wiM'-h prokrtM# yt,u ki*h tf . icea a:i/i tht ptofltd, Oet sh* c equa! euatoi* **orlc m b'yic:, *a*y tHii.xg tinjJ Wc ha/© them'*:;* ►very. wJire at Wuur prices for ihc ralcte given lhaa e.y *‘kcr V.*ke m> anbaUtute. Jf yoiw wteinc cannot * jpply you, we can &old by 1K to 121 Clayton street. Ft, Lamar, A COLUMN OF INTERESTING news from the OLD FORT. Messrs Montgomery and Harris of Harmony GrOTs spent last i Sunday in Ft Lamar. Miss Mvrtie Brawn of Bold Spring a companied by Mr. Clauds Alexander wave visiting in Ft. Lv uiar tho bsttsi part of last week, the guest of Miss Annis Brown. • Miss Mamie Dobbs, who has 1 bsen teaching music at Ila, for the isst thres months, spent part of last week with friends and rel atives iu Ft. Lamar. She left for 14 >y ton Sunday evening, at tended by Viator >tephsns. J B McWhirter is preps: Ing ts nmkfl an addition to kis dwelling on Broad street. Owing to the inclemency of the weather, Rev. J W Blips foiled to fill his appointment at Lihsftjr last Saturday and Mi**- llsa.lo M W*irtor .f Frank* li*-- criniy wi. vm ing her enat, Mrs. J B M WH le-, 1 A*t g indsy. Miss ii sin is <nc cf E Hnklin’a ssost chim'*>g duupbtria ru 1 always Ist awe’c'Bsi F. Lamar, M.vter Dewi t Pejnv, trs little son (f I)*'. A L Psys, has been qaito sick for stverid dsyr. D*w U ie a br gut lit'le felio and w, too sorry to hi-ar of hi.s indisp g io,, Mi-s Ldlo Stspht n*, ore of F .L* r*s<’* nmdol \oU'*sf F'idsy at. M-* T W D b'.’e with her fiisnd Mi,* M<asi<i 1) .lb . Oae of tbs moil e* jvysh'o -ccasi)* * f ihs srsssu w s ths Aorou party at the rrr dsDce ol Mr. J P Dead wyler is-it. Tel l slay sventng. AUhough the either ;s wry • *re, the yosng M - o i t could set, think of ha ing abs -ut fiooi the party .{ wM#h i bey h*d loi kd furw.#d to with so much aoxisH' gouie <ot the young ptph* . f B -Id gpiii.g and Ha were prcti*, yf log wi h the yoa g poMpi* ,f y . Ijlruar q*m 6 a larg, c 0 vd T . l# j, „„ j,. < i a re beautrfully suirsd io tbeir ivrm'cg oo.iuiu s, while the yoaag mm r e mf d ; 0 jj. k ~htthey 1 mksd m b. § , sad knew they felt their hot ai.q endeavored to kea the ; o, ln g la-li s apions thoir bast. t> r, lorg a’inie their ta*ki ws e tia ishvd and the rona wore csrii e( | <o lie host* s who d'ei led hat Mr Vsi. Owens su pas**d bis fell,* He w-s { e pre •en'd i'.b a ni<'© c ke, whiea be diyi ;d ey f eaei ocs’y asson g h s fri* nTf# sen eti D to pt li r wi h b' charmi’g d< tighter, Mo F© •!!'. dil nu h toward* making h e?-‘Bini< pleasant for the rn my that were pr s nt. I llfi? i' 1 !’"' .'J f' r *vw Bees, ,", seller, burr oppor tnmlT for eir uoiiv* dish la<|, ** pr moil tit 4wi;v eoraH. to'ein. rMt rX'^r^fr f&y'&'^&WANTBD 1895