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Fine lino of eheviots, erepons, ratteens andmid all other dress goods at bottom prices, We
also hnntui' he genuine Gainesville Shoe,"famoul for their wearing qualities—big lot these shoes
just Received; buy you a pair now; Brooks anq Power, Coiner:
Oi,POB pJW E. H. I W. F. DORSEY, “
Ve h.ne ju..t ihe la,imit dumnent 01 bed room suits evt ‘Stop and consider these great. bargains before
brought to Athens- Caught a factory hard up and bought them cheap. j * >UV *ffiv^ OUr goods elsewhere.
We Intend giving our customers the benefit of this lucky purchase.. M.
'id - r ~ fe monev made
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, T ”* rioclting Ota* Lounges, T,M„, K . cis , ~,r lcr onJ
mo fc- ! r •'* 4 ' ■ ° ■,f .■ *• ■' ’S it'-' :.to
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Kurnituro iu the city. 1 f you want GOOD FURNITURE we have it and you will, find
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THE MONITOR,
PWLI*D KvitttT FIUDAT.
ONE DOLLAR A YEAR.
Momlij & HcGowan.
Ed*, and Props.
And mw oornos the nows tlmt
the peopta'of Grant county, Okla
homa, ate stnTvlJg and suffering
for clotiling. A ,ff>w years- ago
this territory .was opened for set*
tiers, anfl art'awful rush WHs umde
for homos. Now those sotflsrt are
just as get awjvyfeut lank
the moa.ne to 4,< ? ♦.,(Moral i Ydn
that are in Georgia, .stay in Gobr
gia and ofljuMelsocom#. \
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Mr, list's : n polluted
Mr. o!n , #*\3l<jj'*Mjfy !?, to
fill th vacancy caused by the
pf Judrn 0 opj Judge
Judton Harmon of Ohio, has boon
appointed Attpriny , Upaaral . to
■uccoed Mr, Olnoy. Jtplga Har
mon is a life-long,a .ahrawd law
yer, but not *a politician. Th
appointment was somewhat of a,
surprise to Mr, Clevelands
as Julga Iltrinni wn hardly
known outside of 0! io, but this is
characteristic of Mr. Cleveland—
he always does the unexpected.
Senator Gordon ha*. announced
over his own signature that he will
not be a candidate for relection
to the Senate at the expiration of
his present term. Senator Gor
don pinned Jiis faith to the single
standard idea of the administra
tion, and afterwards saw the h*ud
vrriting on *th* wittl,and announces
that he will ii<>t stand for resec
tion and be defeated for rh - fun
the thing. This dekvee th field
open for all* ambithhis firm who
desire to go ! the Senate .
PROGRESS OF. THE CUBA*
RWOfcl TOOK:
From wlftifwe ea;i gather froin
the reports sent out in regirdto
the situatioudn the insur
gents are gutting'ths besi of the
Spanish troqpS. and that General
Campos, t.hs.Jpadrvr oi th> Span
ish force* lacOaiiM, found h genu
ine d ins biunia, and
that ;t is **•**}' to u wn.
General Lfc*.;*** ;,.is ieen*c- m
-I*l led to oeU fa*, n or** (n> p<.
while the n*'rea-i<itr
L If and W F Dorsey ext door to Davison and I owe, Athens Ga
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thfeir forces and gaining th sym*
piit hyof th* other free countries, j
which in adding strength and con- 1
lidi ice to the revolution,
fhe Cubans are fighting from
patriotism, while the Spanish
troops are fighting for ‘pay, thus
yOu see the difforeuco. Wo hope
that pr tciotiam will win and that
Cuba will be free.
Jo.*e Marti, the Cit'mn ' leader
and statesman, who was reported
killed by (he Spanish government,
itill ljvee and is at (he head of
his forces,
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A child lc.ft,to himself bringeth
h*s' mother to sliamo. It ia a sad
thing for parents to love (heir
diitHvep so mucli as to make e\-
M-vt. )dy eh i- hate thens. If H tu
wknt’ypur children to he biassed
au,d t(> be fi blessing i'n (he world
.train, thorn restrain them. Tench
tluon and control them and guide
‘thcirt ill the fear of God. Then
they will rise up and call you
h'eened by and by, and will thank
you < : or making (hem what they
are. '‘Train upn child in the way
he should go and when lie 1b
will not depart from it.”
NOTICE TO TEACHERS.
The fourth Anna! Teaclier’s In
stil ute of Madison county meets on
Monday June 17th. All teachers
holding a license, who have .not
permanently retimd fropi teaching,
are required to attend these < nsti-,
tutes or pay a linn, -Tin* ms v 80th |
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Tax Notice:
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J wjil be at tiie foilntvlng places
on thp follow ing (1mt0. 3 u> recciv#
(ax returns for the y r 1895, on
mjr ik'd round,
(’srltou, June 11th.
DanieDyille. July ind. on ivljicii
My my book will be close;!.
Rftspcclfullv,
JOHN F. BROWN,’ T. R.
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COFFINS AND CASKETS.
T.'csons at n fiUtfitw-e ouri rely
on liedg jut;pad in <oFinS sucLCas-:
keis A! lhi!*v.HVHle’. tr< k
lu,v cr h rt. I iwvs (neni from'
Uid(iot* mads* up. f P'Vi ! f‘e.:sh **,.?•
c to r-f-p.i'n-JliF' pfirtisli. '**
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From Boggs.
M M Ghohton from Danieieville
called on us last Sunday evenitiV
Rev. H F Elliott of A then£
preached an in tern sting and in
structive sermon at iloops Grove
j on last Sunday evening.
Ths debating eooiety"mcreasc
in interest. It meets evsrv Siit-fl
jurdny night,
I J N Griffith and Miss Liza
I *nHook, were visiting hers last
Sunday.
Dr. IT TI Hampton of Five
Eoikstvas up here last Sunday oh
a piolexsionnl visit.
rom Griffith, our mail carrier
is a 1 v.'iiya in a goon humor, and
gives entire. satis'ahtjon all alonl
tiie route. <<t . *
Louisan alms joined the silver
’■'jive and is-in the procession;
Why can’t MadieVn hive an
exhibit at the Exposition this fall?
Other counties are getting up-ex
hibits and. ive sse i./> reason why
Madison should vdt, d.o likewise.
Wont pome. on# take the right step?
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Since Mr. IVintiaey has Men fchs
president he talk “sound money”
like an old stsgor. The White
House intluenoe is being on all
sides, blit it is not strong enough
to threttie the silver movement.
Ani exchange fives the following:
“A man in a neighboring town
ross in prayer meeting recently,
ami prayed for the absent who are
prostrated on beds of aiefcitesi and
sofas of wellness. ” . \Ve think
right, and there are more
included in the latter than in the
former.
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Collector Paul Trammell and
revenue agent Chapman, are at.
outs, and*there is no telling where
it will’end. Mr. Trammell is a
democrat appointed under the pres
ent administration, and Chapman
is a republican hold over. It’
seam* to us that no republican
held over ought to be kept in of
fice to disturb the democratic ele
ment. *
v.d -uel Justice Fuller of the Uni
ted State* Supreme court has an
nounced his decision on the shhA'|
U-/, n which he, states that the j
i*>v an tho 25a* of ;
,‘Augi.si Tr.st, .i lUmd of the fir.,* :
if >iui;ir t.i.i: the- old law was o>i |
1 i ■"* ! -‘d ’• : .la*ltSSi. and
•rap . Straw Hats from 10c to $2,50
fit •VJnt# Shirts “ 50c to 12.00
.1 Vy. .
( ' Colored Shirts from 85c to S2XO; ’i
Mans Suits from $4,00 to
Childrens suits from $1 00" to $lO 00
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(tko thaj u kept in a Fi;RST- 1 . -',3 CLOTH'nG STOKE in proportion: Remember
.our mu':to: W3C WILL NOT BE t NL’iii.u.-F.
- examine out stock and ve will co •- •• , r:-i mean what we say.
the new tariff act could not be
retroactive. Thin decision will
'savp the government many thous
and; doiiars. ’
Coal Thieves Jailed
clarshall Broo&s of Conner ar
f l fur negroes, vis: John
o.Vi'tiams, Dock Loftis, Will B,;r
to:i and DtAi Carithevs, charged
with stealing /*oa r l from cars on the
G- C <fe N railroad. The evidence
showed that that' only roct-ivid
Btolon goods and they worn put
under bonds of SSJ eaclr, for tiud.r
appsarahoo at the, next te?m of our
court. Oock -jhoi iis ?nd John
Williams failed to make bond and
were placed jail Dan Oarither*
'Will Burtoh".' - 'succeeded in
ni .iking bond.
. Others ava implicated and the
railroad .company seems to be de
termined to reach the bottom of
tho matter and put a stop to it.
m L. Dguclas
$3 SHOfrSsafiSKi.
: yifVa, co£DGV T A.jr,
•v Jg'ijp:--- y\ rßßcra.EMft!>:2U£ cauv
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‘ S3HOC KTOW,>W^S.
Cvw One Million P*op!e iraar tbe
Wo L. Douglas $3 & $4 Shoes
All oarshoea are equally satisfactory
'•‘ftvy fir a the best vnfco for ?h. tnonsy.
2Jreytq ;al custom shoes In sty l and fit.
Tttsir wearing OOalttUs are un*utvae**4.
1 he pnc>* are anifor.r,—stirapc.f on so!.
From M tSa saved ovrr ether mokes.
~M yourueiuer cannot supply you we cap. Sold bj
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Dealers -very who ;■. AVV.nted
agents to /take exclusive Bale in
this vicinity. Write at once
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J-r ■ h,. t M IMhlOSi 'T7V
BUMiffß t R,ljf R.iT\
i * via nt* yon. eVejnK! your Svw, W*
Beginning on Monday Next,
1 fti^jicnfibli* S]>rib§ und. S.uimtior Miliinory of dvorj
dosoiijrzflon. Our d1 adUon comity friencls especially
ip. i it< : to jifctQjTu tins sale. to next
Cil EA i # F?cDU JTi OHS S N EVERY LI ME
Misses Bradberry, Athens,
Mrs. aT A. Wittilma
Lyim, Mass.
For fhoJScod of Others
J2cv. Mr. Williams Heartily En
dorses Wood’s Sarsaparilla.
We are pleased to present this from
Rev. A. A. Williams, of the Sillsbee
street Christian Church, Lynn, Mass.:
“ I sse no reason why a clergyman, more than
a layman, who knows whereof he speaks,
should hesitate to approve an
Arfisclo cf Llerit
and worth, from which he or his family hava
been signally btneiitod, and whose commenda
tion may serve to extend those benefla to
tithsrs by Inereasing their confldenoo. My wife
lias for many years*been a sufferer from sever#
Nervous Headacho
for which she found little help. She has tried
many tlilnes that promised well tut per
formed little, last faß a friend gave her a bot
tle of Hood’s & . parini>. I; - vs surpris
ing what simply one bold? couiti and did do
for her. The * neks of h icUehe decreased in
number and were Ic.a vioic:.; in'their lutcti
sity, while her general health id ■ been im
proved. Her ;:pye'.ite has alio been better.
From our experience with
Hoocfs SairsapsrSHa
I hare no besitatiox# in eudcrsi:i % via meric*.**
A. A. Williams.
HOOD’3 PILL3 ftretb* b*st family cathartic
Caslld aai £Tctivb. Try a box. ?r:c.->#£c
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Bf-. '-■ A tie, \*. cf Hood’s Sae
guhmntecs a coasplet*
see ft is an tionost mediant;, honesb
't k s i and it honestly C L s *9 KS
! BLOOD BALM.
, A household remedy for all Blood and
• w-itiis. uses. Cured without fail, Serof
; Bluett., ahMaMttnMfeterrk. Salt Kfcesai
:..n.. verv fonri of Blood Disease from the
: sumiuestplraple to the foulest Ulcer. Fifty
gears’ use rpyii unvarying success, dem
onstrates Us caramount healing, purify
pr n ?3 built.sng no virtues. One bottle
■ more curative virtue than a dozen of
any other kind. It builds uc tba health
; a -n-l strength from tbs Cist dose.
JZrwWKTsTfer Bass* •/ JF M .,
c.tff c;l CMre *, ss,lt r e ’*e • appit
W n . ot “®P& t>T your local druggist, send
.1 ) for a largv, ho ttle, or §5 OOfor six bot
mid sy and iaodtci2 wH l> ssnt, freight
ZS® lass 69., Hlfa*t, Ba.
f £ TEH TOO
c* * >7 rw ru* we state amt it pav* t
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