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ilj to 121 Clayton street. ASStS Ooiiosite F*ost Office;
.Now is the time to get the Bargain of your life.
For the next two weeks we we offer Jo the trade the remaining &ock of
mottling at 50c on the dollar straight through. It is our intention to never
'carry over goods to a following season in tins department- - &***#
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. Our New Clothing is beginning to arrivo and we must make room. If you want a suit
CHEAP now is time.
• Come and see ns.
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Local Happenings,
Items of Interst to ‘ Free
State” People Picked
UP by
MONITOR REPORTERS.
find Handed Out >n fmal! Pfiouthtu’s so at to
Be Easily Digested—Bi'tlis, Saatha,
Carriages. Visiters, Etc.
:
MI) L Pittman minty survey
or, was in town Tuesday.
Miss Ola Brooks is quit® sick
this week.
The April si 10 wars ' xve begn
to pass,
E E Jones & On. of Athens,
dealers in stoves and tinware, have
been placed in the hands of a re
ceiver.
S A Ginn and J A Ttoyston, of
Royston, were here Tuesday.
Several leading citizens of the
county were’ in town Tuesday,
it being sale day. and also tax
receiver Brown was here to receive
tx returns..
(t vV Aaron, of FI. Lamar
was in town this we?k.
Remember that you can
get the Monitor and Con
stitution for 1.2 J cash.
Col. .Tno. J Strickland of Athens,
was in town this week.
We have about. 75 pairs of mens
""and womens shoes in ■‘hid'd numbers
that we will sell at factorv prices.
J T Biker & Cos. Comer, Ga.
Dr. I H Goss, formerly of this
county, nowa prominent physician
of Athens, was here last Tues
day. %
Wo have the best selected stock
of Indies trimed hats ever brought
to Comer. ,T T Baker <fc Cos. Comer,
Ga.
- lyyySu a.ml Chickens wanted at
L. E. Greens, Dan'lelsville& Comer.
Mr. and Mrs D R Moseley visited
their son, Dr. It C Moseley, at liovs*
ton last Saturday and Sunday.
J B McWhorter the leading
merchant of Ft. Lamar, was in
town Tuesday.
Bring us your chickens, eg go,
butter and dryhides. J T Baker
& Cos. Comer. Ga.
Mrs. Cyntha Bird who has been i
visiting relatives at Comer Ins re-'
tar ned home,
J H Bendlev of Poeataligo. one
of Madison’s citizens, who
owns the famous stallion. Red J
Jacket, jr., was in to see us this j
week.
Go to Brooks and Powe- Comer, Ga. and get you a suit of clothes at New York prieds*
ill's YV W Scott was visiting her
sister in Elberton this week.
Mists Callie Meadow is q ite tick
yet.
Dr. G G Daniel and wife visited
their son Dr. J S Daniel,who is quite
si ok at Hoiner, Ga., this week
Miss W iliie Quinn visited friend
at Harmony Grov-j last Saturday and
►Sunday.
Grand millinery and dry
goods opening April 3rd.
4th. \ and 6t . Fivery
; y wv'
son (Sc Lows,
Athens, Ga.
’’ope Hardman, the merchant
rince of Larkin, was in town
j . isday.
Two papers for the
price of one—why not
take them and be happy
—you will never rest it.
The Athens Gas Light Cos., has :
been placed in the In ids of a‘Te- j
c iver. J A Hunnieutt who a j
large interest, in this emit; . <>v a- {
ed a oontrollin • intern. of the {
the stock, and hi • bank. the F
in- - s Bank, was 10 princii 1
ant in the matte. 'm ■ oats i
to he having h r . i lure
this season.
Wasted—l OO pounds cotton j
seed at one >.
J. T. Baker & Cos.
__ 1 Comer, Ga. !
L E Greene was in Harmony
Grove last Sunday.
Prof, G A Gresham of Com r wns
hero lust Sunday shakiifg hands with
his many friends. Corn ; Prof,
wo are always gl id lo see you.
v (> have just received. a nine is
ket of flowers from Nanz & Noil,
nor the leading florists of T omvills
- flow; •rs ft re Irosh ar • eut
tin<r.s largo. We advise any u > • an
ticipate buying flowers to send to
th em foi their catalogue,
Luther Carrington of Comer was in
town Sunday.
V. il hur Adams-pent last Sunday
with his father.
K i) Strie' land was in town lust,
Wednesday .
and T C Little
of Harmony Grove, spent a few
hours in town this week. They are
jolly fellows and v,e are always
glad to see them.
\\ inter seems to have returned.
Overcoats and fires have been in
demand this week.
V> S McCurdy, of i noli, was
up to see us W< dne.-dav
We will teU you a good cooking
stove with jbeos any where
from 7 to 9 dollaS,, J T Baker A Cos
Comer Ga,
We will pay the highest market
price for all kinds of country pro
duce. J T Baker & Co.' ‘on
E EL and W. F. DORSEY, Clayton street, Athens, Ga.
i School Locals,
i
Happenings of Interest
Among the Pupils of
the D H. S.
Friday was examination day the
examinations were both long and
hard.
Miss Willie A Quinn visited
friends in Harmony Grove Sunday
a' from all reports Inula nice
lit .
Miss vrt.in Sanders has stopped
school, also .Miss Gallic Brooks,
Maude and a Kelltim, much to
the regret of all.
| Miss Willie rolls attended the
1 singing at Pleasa t Grove Sunday.
Ball playingi -I leading game
! witli the girls in sc 00l now.
Gli ,r GrifTeth ited relatives
and • elds in rtnouy Grove
Surah:
Lizzie visited Misaes
I\m 11 <l Lranc 3 > Sunday.
s M.;* irringt'. a is back
-in '.la i,
"'Oc had Clarence Adams
; r present and future
on his type writer Friday.
>xt Friday is speaking day alii
of i he girls and boys are preparing
sDieir pieces,
?di. s— Edie Gordon, is back inj
sc hool again, y
Wonder where Fannie Sanders!
went Sunday?
- Miss Ora Ke] lum visited her aunt j
Airs. Graham Sunday.
Miss Nancy White, visited ’ -<
tires in Clarke, ■'
’ Wonder why'sb Fie of the <■}(]
tell Hieir parents every 1 ding
that happens n schoo • i)nt
tell tales oit of schoo 1 ’ in,
Rheto >'• is g ;tl! ig very itjter- \
■ sting wi teachers and stu-
Effie Gordon spent Monday night
with May Gilmore.
■ Prof. Gholston speaks" of huy
j ing a Croquette set for the school
■ If you want to know low to pro
nounce massacred just ask Ethr !
Griffot h.
If any body idies to know how
ito ]: .nouru e Great lin y can <l,-
! In in the <!- iml infomiation fn.in
Boole Bullock. She observes the
nil strh kly and pronounces G -
hard.
"s mime is out of school this
week.
Several of the boys have sliefied
tin ir slices and their shanks look
like broom-sttekn,
Mo-s Willie May Graham is out
of school this week.
Marble playing is the leading
with the boys now.
The good weather has caused
some of our hoys to have to stop
for awhile,
I In our Furniture Department,
We receive new goods daily, selected with the greatest cafe- We can al
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ways interest'you in this Department.
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* It have Furniture m Oak, Mahogony, Curly Black and Walnut.
A complete line of Baby Carriages just received. In fact we have everything to bo found
in a first class Furniture’House.
Hgr* Remember Our Prices are Rock Bottom.
Charlie Grille Mi spi nt the day
in Comer Sunday,
Bethel Gordon visited schoi •
Monday—( ■me again .
J C Sorrells attended singing at.
Pleasant Grove Sunday.
0 S Griffeth has stopped school,
Clyde Gordon vi: Led Miss Mag
gie Poterfield Tuesday night
Get Mis* Elbe Moore to pronounce
Illinois for you, if you would like
to know how,
Tommie and Johnie Grimes, also
Arthur Benton mid Louie Pour
field have stopped school.
Eor the past few days some of ( he
pupils in the Rhetoric class have
displayed wonderful knowledge
of the various sciences, On be
ing asked “On what science is the
art of living founded,” one of
the girls replied, “The science of
Ete a)o logy, • ,
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In a small sliip of Madison county
lying on the east side of Broad river
and bordered by Franklin, Hart and
Elbert counties, a company of miners
have struck a very rich vein of gold
and steel. The veins runs from !
Brow’s gold mine in Madison to '
Brawn’s gold mine in Hart. The
vein is pronounced [richer than Cal
nferuia.
Coffins and Caskets.
Persons at a distance can rely
on being suited in Coffins and Cas
kotß at Dani villa. Stock is
never short. I have them from,
the homo up. Term c?.sh quertfil
it to responsible parties.
A. S. JOHNSON.
G°ttonseed_Aieal and Hulls
■ 1. h.-uto-a'g T2q! it ■ ef cotton seed
yneal and 1 u Is— t st cow feed
on earth—which I . ellitigehsnp.
Delivered at Hull, or nh pp*d to
any p dut on G C N.
G. .lb P.V'LLN,
Hull, at -t on. Dowdy, P. O.
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| Danielsville High School.
I Spring Term, opens Jan. 7th and closes June 9th
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, I’his kjli > >1 is t)b‘ t-vijhl ah rolntily free for every child within
itliß Sihid ap f>rtV 1 Tin of One Hundred Days at and time in
thu school year of ISin. Parents will find it to their advantage to
patronize this seool. Board front SB,OO to 1,00 per month.
Course of Study:
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mPriary Grade: Spelling, Reading Writing, First Steps in
Geography, and Primary Arithmetic. SI.OO,
Iniu'iunediate orado: >* polling, Rendine, Writing, (contin
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diate Arithmetic Composition. SI,BO
Advance Grade : Spelling, Writing, History, Unidte
States and General, emulate nml Physicial Geography,
Advance Arithmetic o nplote orammer, Latin, Algo-"
lira, Pliysoligy ect., SI.OO
W. D -L.NY GHOLSTON, Pringicm,.
MISS V. JLLIE A. QUINN, ArrirTANT.
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