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Fine line of cheviots, crepons, satteens and and all other dress goods at bottom pMces, We also handle the genuine Gainesville Shoe, famous for their wearing qualities—big lot these shoes just Received; buy you a pair now; Brooks and Power. Comer; '■ -*■' 1 * • • m >Ve have just received the largest shipment ot bed room suits ever brought to Athens. Caught a factory hard up and bought them cheap. We intend giving our customers the benefit of this lucky purchase. % * • .&| Don’t miss tfeis opportunity of fixing* up your, room cheap. , -mgm The best assortment of Rocking Chairs, Lounges* Tables, Ball Racks, ! Parlor Suita and Furniture in the city. If you want GOOD FURNITURE we have it and you will find it juflt a* represented. THE MONITOR, Evjit Friday. ONB^cfe.LARA^EARr - Mogtlty & McGowan. Ijdi. and Props. **"" ' ' *~ 1 '" 1 " r %z —r'- Very nqar every man yen rueet, wheu aekd for his opinion on the meney qrtMtion, expressed Mmself u favoraslets silver^ Judge Crisp hits eet all doubts at rest by stating his position clearly, that he ta favor of the free and 'unlimited coinage of sil ver at the ratio of lGto 1. The Soutli seem to he joining hands on the silver ques tion. We see no reason why it should not be thua. as there is a na tural alliance between the two sections. The reform club* of New York is flooding tIJ country with thsir so-called “sdfnd money” litera ture, trying to 'convert the una wares to thoir British gold stand ard idea. This reform club may be in favor of ‘‘sound money” but the people are friendly to eilvcr and wilf remain so. From present indications the race for the republican nominat.on for the presidency in 1896 will be between William McKinley of Ohio, and Benj. Harrison of Il linois. Between these two we do not know which is Jthe w'orst— McKinley with his protection ideas, or Harrieon with his force bill. Siaoe Mr. Whitney lias returned i to Ameiica and given out an inter view. in which he states that he is in favor of silver, he is uo longer a possibility of being the suoojssr of Gresham in Mr. Clevelands cabinet. It is gold, or aothiag w ith Mr. Cleveland, and no silver advooats need apply. It is now thought that Attorney General Olney will bfe sps pointed. The Hustler of Rome, was out in a 84 pngs trad edition recently that would do credit to a town twice the size of Romo. It was neat in its gat up, and showed up the advantages of Rome and that section of the state to a great ex tent. In addition to this feature it was chuck full of news. This edition shows that the Hustler of Kyme, ia correctly named, Opposite the Post Office, E H. and W. F, Dorsey, Next door to Davison and |__owe, Athens, Ga, Atlanta wan shocked on last Saturday night by Douis Louis Hftuvey, who waa crazed with liquor, shooting his wife dead on the street. She and her daughter were dawn town making scire purchases for Sunday, when the drunken father and husband aaw them, and wehi to where they were and remarked that he was going hojne with them 1 Mrs. Hanvey I fcrihd to pursuade her husband to ! jfo Id hto fatlehs,' when without a word of warning he drew his pis tol', and fired the fatal shot, the ball taking effect in the heart. The doctor and his wi f e came of good families, and at one time Ilanvey was atomising phy sician, but strong drink got the advantage of him and he went wrong. Three year* ago he and hia wife separated on account of hia dissipation and he went abroad returning last spring to hia family who received him cheerfully, he agreeing to reform, but the de mon hud too strong a hold on him and he soon took to . drink again, and the killing of his wife was the result. He gave himself up to the officers a few hours after the kill ing. NOTICE TO TEACHERS. The fourth Anual Teacher’s In stitute of Madison oofinty meets on Monday June 17th. I All teachers holding a .license, who have not permanently retimyfrom teaching, are required to att/mh these histi i tutes or pay a fin f. This May 80th 1895. B. Tax Notice: I will lie at the following places on the following dates to tax returns for the year 1895, on my Brd round. ’ 1 Carlton, June 11th. I \ l Danielsville. July 2nd/ on *hich’ day my book will be closed. \ Respectfully, \ JOHN F. BROVfN* T. It. COKFI' S AND cksivETS.i Persons at a disttmjee can relV* on being suited in Jnttyns and CasV kets at I)anh'l6vill;| Mock ia never sh *’t. I from the home made upT/'xerm cash or cued it t<* responsible parties. V. 8. JOHNSON. E. H. rW. F. DORSEY, From Boggs. Mies Susie Sorrells is spending this weak with her sister, Mrtf. TR Crawford, of Barberville. Mr. B 0 Williams of Neese, gave us a pop call Saturday. D H Bryant returned homo from Young Harris Institute last Sat urday. where ho has been for the passed eight months. Harrison is a good boy and deserves success, in alt h*is undertakings. * * Rev. B ll Elliott, of Athens, will proftcn at Moons Grove next Sunday at 8 o’clock p. m. and Rev, Mr. Goode at night. We are glad to learn that our friend J D Long, of Carlton, who has been dangerously sick for some time is now thought to be out of danger; , We learn that the revenue of ficers made a raid in vur district one night this week and found a still in operation and destroyed it with several gallons of beer and several bushels of meal and arres ted Mr. Naiman Hardman and carried him to Athens and put him under a $260 bond. The following is [a list of the Jury drawn for the next term of our Justice] court. C C Cheatham, C J Martin, D H Waggoner, John T Seymour, Charles B Patterson, VVyatt H Bullook, jr. J R P Thompson, W 0 Griffith, D B Martin, Mrs. W C Stevens of Jackson county, and Miss Elouise Colquitt of Oglethorpe county, was visiting here this week the guest of Mrs. Borne Stevens, When it comes to making en gagements ahead, G F Sorrells takes the cake. We learn that he has au engagement with a certain young lady to go with her to church every 4tfl Sunday morning and night, the remainder of the year. Mrs. 6 H Ware is visiting in Athens this week, in response to a message stating that her daugh ter Mrs. W U White, was quite sick. J R Williams, the high Bailiff of Pittman district, was in our vicinity last Suaday. J T MoKleroy formerly of Boggs, now Comer was visiting relatives here Sunday. —i ——■ -■ I FWa uis Ab* h Wed nesday. Justice coart her* to-raerrow. j Stop and consider these great bargains before buying your goods elsewhere. I Money saved is money made Ir Straw Hats from 10c to $2.50 White Shirts “ 50c to $2.00 Colored Shirts from 85c to $5,00 Mens Suits from $4,00 to $25.00. / Childrens suits from SI 00 to $lO 00* I Everything else that is kept in a FiRST-HLASS CLOTHING STORE in proportion: Remember Mir motto: WE WILL NOT RE UNDEROLD. j Examine our stock and we will convince you, we mean what we say. 1 j Ft, Lamar Items of interest round About the old I' Fort. The mosquito has put in his bill Jbut not 1 is appearance. Dr. Jim Freeman and family of Lavonia, were visiting the family of Mr. Walton Freeman last Sat urday and Sunday, The huckleberry crop is certain ly immense this year. Prof. A B Park was visiting in Harmony Grove last week. Mr. Lonnie Greene, of Daniela ville, passed through our town last Sunday. Mrs. J P Deadwyler presented her daughter with a nice organ few days ago. Miss Florence is now faking music lessons from Mrs. McMurry, The Fort Lamar dramatic club, we understand, is talking of hav ing another entertainment about July, 4t,h. Our young people have certainly caught the right spirit and they will doubtless be greatly benefited if they continue to *‘go ahead.” The Fort is very quiet and se rene at present. The Bughing school children no longer t re seen in the streets, all loafering has ceased and now nothing can b > heard in our little town save the anvils ring and the swet notes of anprgan or piano occasionally. Prayer meeting at Liberty every Sunday afternoon at five o’clock. Judge F H Parker, one o’ Frank lin! counties brightest and moit promising young men, was with us las^Sunday. The young people enjoyed a nice musical at the hospital home o’ Mr. CL, Montgomery last Thurs day night. Prof. Edward McMurry, who has been visiting in our burg ’or the last week, returned home last , Monday: Much the regret of one of our young ladies in West End. Mr. Wi’liam Hutehersc m went : to Rovston one day last week. • Farmers are very busy at pres ent trying to conquer old general Greene. Miss Clifford Sewell, a most charming young lady from Erastu6, attended prayermeeting at Liberty last Sunday afternoon, accom panied by Mr. Garnet Langford. Miss Ella Montgomery, one of Fort Lamar’s most accomplished daughters, visi'ed the Misses Free man, of Fair Oaks; last Sundav Beginning on Monday Next, Of Fashionable SprinS and Summer Millinery of every description. Our Madison county friends are especially invited to attend this sale. Remember to come next week. GREAT REDUCTIONS IN EVERY L I N£. Misses Bradberry, Athens, Ga, Mrs. A. A. William* Lynn, Mass. For the Good of Others Sv. Mr. Williams Heartily Kim dorses Hood’s Sarsaparilla. We are pleased to present this from Rev. A. A. Williams, of the Sillsbee Street Christian Church, Lynn, Mass.: “ I see no reason why a clergyman, more than a layman, who knows whereof he speaks, should hesitate to approve an Article of Merit and worth, from which he or his family have teen signally benefited, and whose commenda tion may serve to extend those benefits to ethers by Increasing their confidence. My wife nas for many years Dean a sufferer from sever* Nervous Headache for which she found little help. She has tried many things that promised well but per formed little. Last fall a friend gave her a Dot. tie of Hood’s BarssparUla. It seems surpris ing what simp'.y one botUe could and dia d* for her. The atlack9 of headache decreased In number and were less violent in their Inten sity, while her general health has been Im proved. Her appotite has also been better. From our experience with Hood’s Sarsaparilla I have no hesitation in endorsing Its ■tills.’* A. A. ffn.nma HOOD’S Pills an th best funny esthaiWn ■sail* usd affective. Try a box. PiiceJto A FAIR TKimL of Hood's Ssi sapariila guarantees z complete dare. It is an ’lonest medicir. hones’- advc*tis*4and i: honestly C’ -I E$ Clayton street. BLOOD BALM. A household remedy for all Blood and Skin diseases. • Cures without fail, Serof ala,Hirers, Bheamatlsm,Catarrh, Salt Klteist and every form of Blood Disease from the simplest plmplo to the foulest Ulcer. Fifty years’ use with unvarying success, dem onstrates its paramount healing, purify ing and building up virtues. One bottle has more curative virtue than a dozen ot any other kind. It builds up the health and strength from the (list dose. ’ ariraiTff for Booh of Wen octi{on. CHre *' sent free appli If not kept by your local druggist, send it, 00 for a frxg9 bottle, or *6 00 for six bot | ties, and medicine will bar sent, freight | paid, by l BLOOD IALK* COm Atlanta, fl. 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