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1895 Clothing and Gent’s FmmiiiG goods Regardless of cost; 50 per cent. Discount; uit.tt.t formerly .old for *IO.OO, *IB.OO. end *20.00, no. on th. *IO.OO Counter $12.50 to $16.00 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 I*T to 121 Gayton street Professional Notices J. I. SORDON, Attorney st Law. Darislsvillk, Ga Will practice wherever desired prompt attention to all business •atrasted to his ear*. Office North *f Coart Soase DAVID W MJEADOW. Attorney at Liw. DaNIKI.stILLI, di Office oa corner, wit of Coart Hoaoej opposite Wasouie Coraor. Will practice in all the court*, All hasiases promptly executed. Jno. J. Strickland. Attorney. Athens - - ca, KERRY T. &OSKLY, Attorney at Law, DAHiSI.BVILL, Sa. Office on corner, woot of Court Hu*e, opposite Masonis corne. Will practice in all tlia Courts Easiness promptly executed. Geo. G Thomas, Attorney, Athens, Ga, R. P. Sorrells, PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON DxnielsvilD, Oa. Calls answered and •' proscriptions filed at all hours. Diseases of women and'children * specialty, J. i. griffithT PHYSICIAN AND BIJROEON DaaiaLSTiLLa, Ga. Office south of court house. .Calls answered aud prescriptions filled promptly. W. L. Douglas fsSSOSrrafJßs&v cordovan; fREHCK iCJJAMULED CALF. JK4?3 Fwi csuwa*.sna $3 --° POLICE, 3 SOLES. HM* 2 -**- 7 - BOVS'SCiifICISHOEi •LADIES 0ik 3 * 2f '"SW 55381> ’SEND FOR CATALOGUE W-L.-UDJ^a. - T DROCKTO?fcMisir^ Over Ono Million Peop‘3 wecr tho W. L. Douglas $3 & $4 Shoes AM our shoes ara equally satisfactory rfc=y give the best value for tbs money. 1 hey equal custom Shoes in style and fit. J.o-Ir wearing qualities are unsurpassed. I.P™Cs are uniform,—£t>?rn t( f on goie . i-ram to 5.3 B'ived oyer other makes. Ir your dealer cannot supply you we can. Sold by Dealers everywhere. Wanted agent to take exclusive gale iu thia vicinity. Write at once. fiSStlia UCa/ S.HtoOU* ean/uoj'LsaSii/ui rq -ncai ' it JO# Looal Happanings. Items of Intent to ‘Tree State” Ptoplr Pioked UP by MOMITOR REPORTER 3 , Bsttiia J*t Is Snail Msnthfsb ss si to Sa Easily Sffsated—-Births, teatfce, ISsrriagss. Visitors, Etc. C. H. Power of Medicug, was in town Monday. G. L. Rice bf Oglethop# counly, was up Monday. Dr. Westbrook of Ila, was in town Monday last. Dawson William of Planter, was in town Wednesday. John Martin of Five Forks was over to soe us Tuesday. Bees Wax wanted at L. E. Greens, Danielsville & Comer. ' Hon. I J Meadow, of Athens, was hero a few days tins week. Cotton seed mfcal & bulls cheap Joit Cash at L. E. Greens, Comer. Dr. 0 L Deadwyler, of Carl ton, was in town Wednesday. Eggs and Chickens wanted at L. E. Greens, Danielsville <k Conn r. J. Cl. Allen the popular J. p. ofb ccatalago was in to see p* Mone! ay. Col. David Meadow has been in South Georgia this week on business. i , All of our sick are improving und our Doctors are having a dry time ofitjuow, , Miss Callie Headers, of Doug las* county, is visitiag relatives hero this week. Mrs. W 0 rVelch of Comer, is visiting her mother, Mrs. D R Moseley this week. D R Moseley, R H Kinnebrew. 9 0 O’Kelley and L E Brooks were in Athens last Tuesday. street Commissioner Kellnm is putting the Streets in good eon uition so as to be ready for Court. fapt.M U Scott, who has been sick for several days, we are glad to know is able to be out again. Col. Jno. J. Strickland and daughter, Miss Norma, of Athens, spent last Saturday and Sunday with friends here. Cal! to see us next week, whfi4j at court, and leave vour sub scription. Our club oiler is still in force but will not last long. Aay on* wishing to buy good North Carolina mules or ' boises, [ will do well to <‘all on Patton Bros, ! & Barnard, at Stevens, Martinet Cos. ' tables Cui lloe, Ga. Take the Monitor and Constitution for 1.25. 88888 Messrs George and Willie San ders, passed through town this week with several bales of cotton, on (life way to market. Judge Reese will start the ball the ball rolling next Monday morning at 9 o’clock. Be on hand or you might gel left. Farmers all report the oat crop as entirely ruined. This is a great loss to them as they have not the seed to replant, and many have not the means to buy them with'. David B Meadors, Who has been confined at home from a hurt received eu his arm from a fall some time ago, we are glad TT state was able to <ome to town on 'Tuesday. Bud Jarret who lives near here was captured last Friday at an old still place by Deputy Marshall Bor nard, and carried to Athens. Bud gave a straight report of himself and Commissioner Kinnebrew dis charged him. We hope the cotton planters of Madison county will meet county President Long,, of the cotton glowers protective!? association on Monday, 4th of March, ns per his call in another call in another column. We believe that it will prove a blessing to the cotton growers of the South, if entered into with the right spirit. We aro glad 1o see our friend J. C. Fediol h able to be out again. The good weather brought him to town last Tuesday. He lias been suffering a great deal with hineyee. which has kept him iii doors since' Christ mas,.and one of hit and, $.? is out now, but Ije has hopes that he can again see with it whuj it is entire ly well. Notice* The farmers ef Wadieou eonuty are rquelled to rmel at the Court home in Dar.ielaville, on Ist Monday i in March oexi. for the purpose of perfecting the organissatisn of “Tb* . American (.tyton Grower* Protective Association” for this enmity, ~ T. vr, long. President for Mad lion county. Free Scholarship. I-V THE NORTH GEORGIA /ORICCLTC HAi. COLLEGE. Every member of the General Afieembly is authorized to appoint one pupil to the above named in stitution from his county, during bis term ns representative, who will be reccejved free of entrance fee. I will be glad to appoint, some pu pil from tliii county and request that, wishing to enter that Jk:ui a and& iring the appoint ment would make known the fact to me. David W. Meadow. NOTICE TO TEACHERS OF ’94 1 am authorized by the State au* thoriums to say to Ike teacher* of 1804 tiiat they will he paid iu full between tec ist. & 15tli of April far nicet daring the year 1894. if, White, 0. S. C. E. H. and W. F. DORSEY, H Furniture and Untertakiiig. . •] *, :* xm ,jt This department is under the control of W. F. Dorsey, the recogniz ed F T iture man of north-east Georgia. ' Oul took will always h e replaniohedVitfl the Latest Styles and' Novelties. SQUAR* UP TO DAT®, and we will not he undersold by any houaedn Georgia, Examine Our Stock Before you Buy Ft, Lamar, A COLUMN Or INTERSTING NFWB FROM Tlltt OLD FORT, ■ WiV J * Pl * T " ' Tisitiog her son in FI belt county at present. The young people enjoyed a nice polling at the hospitable homo •f J B McWhorter last Fiiday night. Miss Mildred McEwsn of FUmr part of last week with nl artVe* in tbio cotnniiinity. J B McWhorter, onr pnteiprioing merchant purchased an organ a few days ago Mr. and Mr*. V A Rice of Com*r, were visiting their daughter Mrs. R T Stephens, last week. Mis Florouco Dondwvler is ill at this writing, much to the rc-ghet of her many friend*. Mits Bessie \\ are accompanied by her brother, VVilliam, visited rela tive* in ths vicinity last week. Prof. R A MoMnrry made a fly ing trip to DauielsvoiU hist S.Uurw day. Mis* Octio Pittman visited Miss Claudia Stephens last Sunday, Miss Annie Brown, one of Ft. t a- ; mar'* most engaging young ladies, j was visiting in Rorston last Sunday; 1 attended by Mr. \V S ‘♦ilder. School is again in session, stnl we are glad to *c* the pupils at their! post again, Mr. James Hyde, an old eil'zen of Ft. Lamar whoso prophesying se - dom fails, says that ihe weather i s going to be fair now for *#vral week*. W* hops that his predict on will prove trim, as the farmers .ui* anxious to begin work. We were glad to fee many at Sun day School last Sunday morning, bid we think th*re is much room for iin plavement yet. Lot ns remember 0lV:W --,frs. Elizabeth Paynf left a few "Tip ago for Unioi .Point, to see h -f brother, Mr, .Tomos Haley, who le'dnngerously ill, hurch- N jticL Tb w*lo mo • beis of Danielsville Methodist Church are requested to moot at the chinch on Friday, MVh Ist. at 10 o’clock. Business of great i •opiorcaoce to attend to. Com# Brethren without fail. Tb Ist Quarterly Conference fo the Dan ilsville circuit,will b* held at Jones Chap , March 6th. All the official ineinbois ar# expected to attend. L. Dox ( 'oggin, P. C. Two papers for the price of one- why not take them and be happy. You will never regret it. P 7 ?3 S”O7 wliat ws *ar bat was; * U tKI-o uiilarioe: ♦.katWustU Storyof its ?■,<.: I'. Wheats of, id ■*niub.-r: j © ;•> iy 3 Clf R Martin’s Academy. | ~ i Mr. Editor;—Will you allow mo space in your paper for a few dots from this place. Mr. J*m.- Billgeois quite *iek at lhi s writing, l-.ut we hop* ho Will *oou recover. Ar. Mathewa hjpp* H ed to th* good luck to mash hi* baud tb* other day. ’m afraid you will have to stay at home next Sunday, Bernan. G V Martin and wife visited relatives in Banka county last Sunday. Miss Claud* Jonoo looked very i sad Sunday. Ho didn’t do what lie said lie would, did ho Miss Claude, ! j ■ Meslrs EP 1 Martin and J W .(ones west to Athens last Week oa business. Kerne Arthur o*rithre and Olcy Dye, of Jopttaa, were in onr oommuuity Sunday. J E Benton *t lie is giing to merry when ha get somebody to have him. Right, Jalo, you kDovv it take* two make a trade. Tin: young people e joyed a nice party at the home of Mr. Wyley Thompson ‘Saturday night. Coffins and Caskets Persons at a distance cr.n re ly upon being suited in Coffine and Caskets at Danielsville. Stock is never short., I have then* from the heme made up. Terms mh or note with approved •eoaritr, A,S. JCMNtON, Dsuielsville, Ga. Wanted. Do you want to start ths N#w Year * age l position that will pay you, provided ya are a good salesman and collector. Iff# want live energetic men ts canvas, *ll Sisger mashiuss and collect- If tber# is an agent loealed ia your community w# can locate you else whore in a good section. 'V# iur nisb a nice light-running wagon, ageet to furnish herst auii harass* and erske a *5Ol. head, fffe offer a good salary or commission sentrast one anler which a livs energetic huatliug man con *k# and save money. J4*u of character and g >-d make up do will to acoure wo, k will) tn# C'omp-t*y ( f#r if Hnc*<*sfal and the Wusio*s iatni*l*d D ham died honoia dy, ttiry will be pro mo;*,] to m#r.. rcspoiaihiy po*i;ieus of trust and resptpjsipility, with in crea*cil coiripsasatVen. A Jdrsas, J . >J. CeimuAif. District Agent, Ainsu* Ga. Remember that yoiNran get the Monitor and Cor sututionior 1.25 cash. 11 > to 121 Clayton street. Madison Springs. Unci# Jimmy McEwen is quite sick at this writing. *Ve hope te hear of his early recovery. Mr. M d'onuoll happened to the misfortune to get. badly crippled re el'll tiv . tie was enttihg down a tree and the tree lodged and fell against his leg. Miss Hattie Booth, is visiting reL alive* and friends near Dewey Rose, this week Ask a certain mao about tho one eyed bat. The young folks eejojed a nioe entertainment at Bud Rices last Saturday night. Every body reports a nioe timo and a nice crowd. John Saxton was in Ilannoey Grev# on* day last w*#k, on buiis usss. Mrs. Jim Blooks is quite ill at this lime. Hope she mar be up again soon Several f the people Were and sap. pointed la*t Sunday at the Were school house. The Preacher did not get (here. Mr. Henry and Hugh McKweil of F.lberloo, were up to aee us last week, Charley Road wsnt. to see his best girl Sunday. Miks Emma Crew ia visiting bef sister, Mrs. Haxton, this week. Prof . S anders school opened at the R ice school house Monday morning. W G Boothe, of Nickville, was up to gee ns last week. The young people enjoyed a nice singing at J W Beards last Thare day night. It was enjoyed by evs ery ene. Miss Tsvia Crow has returned from J W Heard's where she has been teaching a music elass, Luther Brany,yn visited relative* iu Hart county laet week, Tj 0 Brcckenndg# was iu Elbers ton, last week on business. Next week will bring cqart and the Jockey* will I>® on ))and in number*. J R Bullock and W D Beaohaui, of v amir, were in town to day. #l% I BLOOD BALM. t A household remedy for all Blood and I D dlunoies. Cures without fall, Kcrof* | U,K ;I a, IlhoumotfMii,Catarrh, Salt Khtsm mill every form of Blood Disease from the nlmplest pimple tn the foulest Ulcer. Fifty yearn’ use with unvarying success, dent piiHtratPs its paramount healing, parlfy- Ing and building up virtues. One bottle las inert -juratlve virtue than a dozen of any other hind. It builds up the health ami strength from the first dose. tV-n'UITK for Booh of Wo dvr (til Cures, senf/ree on mppH-r ration. _ .11 not kept by your local drugglM, send M OO for a largo bottle, or 15 00 for six hot | tics and medicine will be cent, freight r vV • u*LM CO., Attowte, B. 1895