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J W Meatier PHYSICIAN ANP DRGGI'SIT. Five Forks, Ga. Calls annwaretl and prescriptions filled day or night. W, C, MATTOX DENTIST, EEBERTON, .GA Will visit Carlton third Monday in each month and at Comer on Tuesday after. t'Hw tkmh to *a jifsOSaf le>4* ctf Tk Alw!44 t •If.Mtf wlu. ffr%4U mcryy Mi ir*%n—4. Vl*mi *2*to4 to tfto • mMnUm4 T}**, *t: &c.t bM*Uito •r odr*vo*J !(!i msul btotarai AtoUilX S*U> * V> to • Vr/ man, r khmm>; mm Xto4B*ri''i' FtixOJf Vju ruidtta pr> rr tc4i a wWf MijiM ftf tnr com* 4n<-*4 to a rro,il tv<o, *, tb*4 to r*cm) < ifc ww* wi.a'4’* work f<v a f**~il* war k< **<.* to haff ■ iirtr. 7 T.'va r+£r*x-m.) r. juto a tow* of prwtr c. j** -*; * if* kfi A uersna wI.* 1 * trj. of Ynafe \rfli tkor- MP.?**'y **l ? !itorr>7 of i JXjfv. .*. Tkc Ar- Meuc towk**- * a kxe of KBif r- i wfclit w*H M mra l Qi’ pv•. : ii v *£* 9t*m e di pk t- P*fj v *• e 7 •?•- ? to ’ x3M rapro* / y\ -■’ * -■!-* *-•< * v.,:•>:*! 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Cu wi f':-*<owi'B to a |M-nfon4 3i *> tfttJiirfcM, 3 r Jd WM loli ayrO K vk a a' *wuc'4 of tUt H^Utlkto. \\ in U y*M/ fobcr.vT4oi. k will ■ Vi a>d ;,oa huv P ©I a V fp&i.’aer kt • no. Addioao /aJ ‘t*| Vi J Wfrvs. o# r> >UiK. -?, ITlWtohc.r, / Jk JV Hlui 15tk du*t, kpw York. pj9[M Ti>i'.vk not a faalUou f7or**ta . It# t,i|M faaklKM ?*<,.-,A*d UArtlri<ui I Pu an * >c uation. will I k* of ■upcrtoitv# la Tore* to Hwmo f la Si iVo F**riiKino T'p at I Tkimtb, w *l!i lw lcatc* ki Ms nn!l I IfA kS * ,, > oft mil, and f amr.ofj), rnunrictt tip. tfiH trnlta wbkill !*'!<*£ rfl?▼ in the MOfttor aox. ororr <>ao nf w mo ph*nW to ■toMMtoM'P‘ifa&tnA. If yon .rf iirfoi;.--Minted wiifi ■i aaorfia, arod for a iui>v tfwai, urd Mi Mrtl adwiU that tho* 'i'MUMfltt put mm in cka eaf **( aarbuf me; ox hv l!■ Plvg In into to I too iUerary tvtmla of , #•: ruing Or ' • / cC/.. 2 •! | | 'll? | ...*., , , . - .•, ~u .. f i * i \ you t k * t Dr.<„C.iWs ; s • l 1 -a I \ .-.it Yt '■ /n, v .; to? ff; '•* • . T' v ~ r> . ... i - i '■> iU'ixllj O ■' :*‘ ij Ir i , ■-V v..i- **!?..: i T \ v . . *’ ;• ■A’"" l * .n. , t t . ?f ‘ • * * "*■ V v : ‘ ,** * °r :i* 1 ffJ-'tr pscU- ,j ..... j k. w*ct HooV.Sor,.^. !u Brooks and Power, Coiner, will sell you the best 25cts Tobacco on Beeod THE MONITOR Pi BusnED Every Thursday. ONE DOLLAR A YEAR. Mosoley & McGowan. Eds. ami Prop?. We are informed that we cannot renew our con tract with the Constitution after the present one ex pires, so as to give you both papers for 1.2>- Alter the present contract ex pires the two papers will cost you lAO. Subscribe now and save money, in aitin f pci i vnurnn i?n [MlLllulvN Ml Eli- Some Important Information on Various Subjects. INSPECTING! COTTONSEED MEAL. I Hire < IH ;• U|.||* V. rv f*r<:HtriM* ua l'oriii{i> ood—llfMV to II h riy |t>r* inu lit tr ihm I*rof ir t loti r o. - !•'.. r 'ihth 1 1. I'r.ui ! iil• ir l . itlllr. rs—Cit>p fji.itnit.ca Mini Ollu r Nimvm o. Intercnt. I)kpabtmks't of AoisT'-oi.TmiT. Atlanta, April 1. j81),1 “NATOTIAr, I’I.VNT FOOD.” QiTKSTioy-i.—Tlioro is a li !'t;li/ T' be iitK oll’erixl for sain in the stain umlt-r Him iiainn of “Natural Plan, Food.” P!"asi> toll us somethin}; of it. its con stituents, and if it is what it claims to i bo. Answer l.—Tho “Natural Plant Food” is muMjn 'railing uudor fats • colors. Tho name is most misleading, and if tho goods is still kept on the murker, will render the partis selling liable to prosecution for uu.sdoiueauOr. Tan goods is a Florida soft phosphate which claims I per emit of potash and 21(10 per cent ol insoluble phosphoric acid. l‘ut ojirei'ul analysis reveals the fact that it has no potash and about 2.87 per cent, on'y. of available phos phoric acid. The department has already notified the nianu.iieunvrs that, they cannot legally sell it under its present nUme. If they put it on the market in its ti'Ue character with correct analysis and farmers choose to buy it as such, there can be no objection urged. INSPECTION i>l<’ COTTON Ifl'T) STEAI, Qre:||i).\ 2—Does no the Jaw re quire! nut all cottons-oil in ;il su'd in this sian- shall h • inspected, analysed ami tagged with a printed guarantee of ammonia on each sack? Answer 2 —Yes. Inspectors have • trnei 'd to exercise great vig ' tlon' r to detect violations of ■”. oi'i hvv * discovered that at ag made to ship meal rin r v s, and in or -11 ■ in cents inspection ’ '■■■'’ b • : m etc In sell this >’■ 1 1 ii in ' .on or guarantee I : ' i 1 >• t.• t ermors to report '. i an as the ne al varies in ■ requires first grade 8 2 per i an nml i. second i ,i o- r e -g, la in i emo sea 'ii 1 1 e al runs 1e ow this stand •icd i■ i a ' ■ -o! ain iterations are VI 'C ' ItV HMI- IN. I th n e\ ■ ■ 11- tie- t ,io a veteri tea. i am 'i setup v? We wish It'i - io\v li-ie.i se i ''• stoeri are still' r |in; trom > ui.„i’"\vii disease and |w ' want, in . ai moil ail dircctiou as Ito treat iu?ut etc. I An- wpu a- No provision is specifi lenlly made 'or u vtorinary surgeon, ■but under the terms of the law the ■commissioner is iiupowero 1 to investi tate nil finch diseases, and will, when lea! eel npoti. use funds from the depart jtu mt to sell.l it competent stirjfeou who Iwtll examine and prescribe and report [re-uts to t!ie dep irCninit. I a-ep STATI-* nca. I Oia you Tiro mi the fat' ■ i). ~t)> ■es for this state? I A v~\v a J -I'v or."* statistics for ■ $44 toll in Hit c,'qiv'nt- way the story ■if its turr imltural ]Kissihll\tics, and (how the wide d:v ; ey of its produc tions. and are as follows: Wheat, bush el#. 1,783.090; earn, ha,078,099; oats. 7-, 847,087; rvc, 131.101; potatoes. 458.850; hay, toils, S-’4.! : pe u-.uts, bushels, O'.'J.'e 'S cotton, bales. l.llU.ioW. It lias 195,'At horses, id 1,0.'4 males, 8 73.9:18 m at catr \ 411.1(U> sheep aml 1.7U1.507 lio-s The wool clip was 8.11,141 pounds; t ;.e batter protlnet. 14,8483,8’’8 pounds; honey, 1.0eft.031 and 48.935 pounds ot beeswax. The poultry stock num’ 57,034 in 11 lep 11,.ns dozen of op ;s The rice product was 14.. Vi! r.-> pounds, ami ot tobacco o ;.: i. j., 1 nose i: ai . better than any ' -‘ " < ■ i.o ~i . well adant ■s tins', in dry. an I - ultiuai as we nave a,v> t rice -it an 1 j ANs w tat A—Tae followins is the ! snccr-s-fu! plan pursued by 'a South Carolina planter, who says: “I consi ier upland rice a fine and profitable grain to grow—the grain for the table and forage for cattle. I se lect the stiffest land on my farm for rice culture. It would grow equally as well if not bert‘ r on swamp land. I break up my laud very thoroughly, then run off rows three feot wide, bed ding the land as if for cotton, and us ing about 200 pounds commercial or other fertilizer to the acre. 1 then open the bod with a small plow and drill the rice seed in the drill, using only about half a peck to tho acre, fi non putting a board on my plowstock I drag it over tho furrow, covering the seed about 1 J-2 inches deep. I plant from April 1 to April 15. I cultivate with a sweep, as with cotton. I hull it for table use in an oldfasliioneh wooden b ater or huller; or I scuil it to Charleston to be hulled. I make from 25 to .}() bushels per acre. I have been planting rice for three years, and have been sue.- sgful in making a gool cron each year. ” A gontlcman nar Ri.lge Springs, S* C., showed not long since what seem?', to be a very stag! jriat of, v yet he grew on f rice for his fanHyv* Another at Sputa, (ii.. prows up lan l rice soie’y as a forage crop H plants it (Hiitc thickly, cuts it like oat —heads and all—a'terward feeding th shear ■■■>. H< m iker at least -10 bushel® per a-'*.' of ''''e-l. ITis cattle arc more fond of if (i m oats. Ha c-.m® ,I'rs th° rice a hot; tfo and, and j :o can male more of it than of oat In th • M ir "i nr,: r> -r of the South orn Cnltiv.nor is a in isF exc dieut ar tide on tiie cu ture o ' u:> an 1 rice an southwest (ieorgia. la .ore the war. and several years after, when we planted in that section of the state, the industrious negroes on the various plan lotions had tit er pate.l is of rice from wiiicn th -y not on y added to their own family stores, 1.-ut had a surplus for sale, and (It * old a h.oiled mortar aud pastle by which th • hull v at separated front Iho prain was not at all ail un usual sight. Mr. Herman Hides Of Rochester, N. Y. Deaf for a Year Caused by Catarrh in the Head Catarrh is a Constitutional disease, end requires a Constitutional Remedy like Hood's Sarsaparilla to cure it. Readt “ Three years ago, as a result of catarrh, I entirely l4t my hearing and was deaf for more than a year. I tried various things to cine It. mid had several physicians attempt It, but no improvement was apparent. I could dimin. gui-.h no nouud I was Intending putting myself under the care of a specialist when some ono -suggested that possibly Hood’s Sar yaparil a would do mo some good. I began taking It without the expectation of anv lasting help. Io my Miirprinr uudgeent joy I found wlieii I had taken tliree bottles that my hear. *■ w returning. I kept on till I had la.-.en three more. It is now over a year and I can licnr perfectly well. lam troubled but very little with tho catarrh. I consider this a rcsuuriiiiblc cnee, and cordially recommend Hood’s Sarsaparilla to all who havo catarrh.” Herman Hicks, SO Carter Street, .Rochester, N. Y. HOOD’S DILLS are purely vegetable, and t •OS purge, pain ar gripe. Sold by ail druggie*. SSSe.t'tSfS tl.m 10 o“<> k .‘ k ' >l . and VT 0 '"* 1 Hvlrfc. tdur.l Soil. IST i* 1 " " i ’“ lr -e"v • i*Ol> studw.Ui bhunuU) .I* 1. .h-r t>i: pidy,4. j'jdt nfy B || H teliifdd (y.ir-v- „ l.Lline 1-,. 1i,.., 5„,..;,,„ • n* “ iiJT * *,*>’<'■ '' -UUk.ivl T,'lcrrph,“Wi ,TS •' Htlo*., v "trr n.*w. t.ii'luat.-o ■*iii'o.-dvf„}, r-.is Hti ** v.'.M.'lL.'. .1 for elroelsrs (!>* J VV.LEUR R. SMITH, I.SXIN3TOH, SCV r- Haisejj J ;• * KloUoj Dl£i£/^Ed .1. 3, So i 5!ood 82*32 VSiKUL*. t’I.CfRS. £f*.T fCHMA. sn - - y *n> SR-.'J UWtIM. St ■l". ~1 . -'.tUw.‘. iu tesfos rp >< t iv! drj tk) crraiKutifr, 1 bris in cause. He .. . S.ditlj fittwiki •:c>4 * cat*. P . u. .to Rates . . ri.k b *■ n.k ri u **;***. * t C >• 1 C.V lA ‘ 0 .'AiSirte. 6s. M/iLL offer bargains fer the next 30 days never heard of before in the history of hard-times, we have recently had our store remoddled and are now filling it up with the choicest line of Dry Goods, notions, Ladies and Misses II tig, Sices, Etc Ever brought to Comer, all of which we va ill ee.ll as cheap as 1.1,3 heute ii 1(1/11.Jit GECLGiA I Civ 'ihh CAr H. V e also carry a nice line of I' AN (A AND FAMILT GROCERIES which cannot be surpass e ( by any competition. Elf' t We Itve or liirujit <f CCCK3EG ITCVES, lICWT AIL II(.VU((I V/CClfe ]. 3 SISF trd nary oU er ihirps in the Hficiv.are lire which v.c v ill clcsetvl f t about cost. Don’t, forget to get our piicts. We will c ltainly save 3011 n< 1 cy, i per- Bring us your produce, Rpfpec tt u]’3. Ie 'li, Bisker €’©* ijtjD y iivsH-ai-iiJiu iifeiSsaJ# Is;* I#d3ii■ 1 gf££p§ I pis t&f °sfs: * US w the Sft3 of CteKgfe, sm4 hSS k the grrsi vm ti* S l *f As * l N?! ; a!m s°f k acsatoawl, cseh note of mt t. .-■-* M t, gtmratfetf* kwvtog m own uuMbcy. the number jxr&vkr ncte Is t P: '2\£ •mejs©S3*-nl cf them Bmirm £.3 ©a ga tg ***** **• / tk) tom a d4r ™ The fpsres m<mm \ gm && m tsm uf tk -y srs H-ca tore la tke order lw which tbcj appear an th* cote, To time who m m!ing with tlv-jr a af tkesa figaje* 10 as to gtwe th* samber m M w m the cote, we w£| dEasfco'* p-5 hxa 3 fellows : * * untwr ** * h* -I p v.'3v;t t??.3 Muyshrr t*a, f£_Cha^. ; l fe t-r'- i" i • Rat feo exggt Burner, eomeg en. ©<£§o© ’^' g n eoxaitg. fc'efljiil nasreft, ©ftCIvCI IN’ CAwM ti> t;<? tiv.yga :y <; tNtqs fhhti Rsarast. - ©SO IN CA-.M ;-t> l-D wl-n Citfardd ftf-uYI ncawat. 03© IN GAUSS io tao y -K.’in v.“;.0 ftf-h Rranst. 010 iw tho png-iya who etaus* mUi Eearost- 1 © OAss.’l i'i fr-Tgia \ l:o oottse- gytvcuth nearest. IN CA-Ncl iff t;-. .T a cures t Q 5 IN CAtV.J t P t,be pvrrm c-cx-9;: r.iaih acorcst. 55 IN CASH to t‘ic >-ir.-cu •'■y.'tyy tv ntwreit IN CSS 11 PS ttz jy-,stt3 ?t\ u. <i v’ -Tcttth nerutst. 0® IN 1-Afcvlto tlio j;sz't>a spying. Efs?w|k ©s| IN ftyeyp ©f| to -t \rvnm ktsmt? ©9 !• t.s Maag Eeareet. t l '-.’’ s'ittef.a'4 licar^nt. ! fcA •/ diwe *r< i b rr*. t-ifVjpc* to *U foiiowiag eoaSdMis: (1 sQ. EmJ gam mo* ** WS ' M t 6 c f’ : istbw lilt m 4 Tls Coßttitßtfal al £ lil U f£;3 *' WAB chtltfeißg niHtipiin* murt u ] ' V~ sfis * * ea *?* to 11* GtßrtbttA*. (77d> m ofier sto te a, 7L tad ks* iwtM wiih mbiiptkos after tl*4 Base wffl Mt to xrtfi”U ibrlliA ***“*• Ss*Hritl them be am j tic* in tiw gamm, tito Hto • geesa with uawor *“** wai toeittor at (to wig to UtitSu THE eBSSSTiTaTia— ISXF A.NBION Opf THIS CWRJRI&NGY ta-te HsUfetote bnrfni of tto ammtry. ’Jrtijjr "" - *** “ Mr AS A StEWSMPSJh f!-™ Stote'a B<tents *“ ?***• are to to fotred iu almost firery bsd*4t>kto ttofiaoiton and Watan AS A CSACASSSS^ iSwtTS tort k <^ nSril7 ra tle great tbe amstoy than cas begotten AS * W koßsewlrbia Jtlf, and yeorV mattotf f I*3B O^STfrB AS A PSmiD AWO K ******** mm** to AaimMa a*Zmk. Treasurer (ImntaMqfe %aisslyt. Att.*sta, a., August MA, IN. Bwkivjw or THIS ATLANTA GONfiTSTBriaW 9ftb4 pockaf*, lurid to eon tain a legal punier note, whlyh wih ha atfWest to mj knentug an t il tie at rf Key, VSVS, when It vffl fee opeuad ra my fTSttmm, M*dseeftifivto given ef the uunber et ths swto, - YWEMMr**><>SfWOls