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"The monitor. ' * > ' r X ’k .r. J ** * , . V 3 {*•• Published Every Friday. M M —fcr'f -j| ONE DOLLAH A YE&R. Jfcweley & McGowan. £ds. and Props. T ■ • <V - ’ / Thep*>ple are too* busy to de vote much attention to politic* now. At the proper time they Will assert themselves, and then woe unto the roan who imagin ed that he had them fooled by thia “hound money” nonsense, ' v> ———— Mr. 0 R Cappe has been appoint , nd* General Freight agent of -the Seaboard Air Line -system of rail roads, with headquarters at Porta mouth, Vn. The Seaboard is moving all its head offieers to and will operate th, system from that point. > f-W --. .The paper* of the Bth congress i ional district have thus early se lected two men who can defeat' i atone vi.. iMB j..f . kin*, of Putnam ami Dr. 'Carlton •of Clarke. Those sooner* over • looked the mod prominent factor in that campaign—we refer to Judge McWhorter of Oglethorpe, who made a remarkable race last year. # v The senior of this paper i* monkeying with the playful wave* of the mighty ocean on the hoaoli at Cumberland ialand tlii* w'eok. Between time* he vssmplts South Georgia peaches, wateriiy&>ft. and occasionally a sob<H*ti&s of the Brunswick Brewing Cos .output. In the meantime our jsi ior is very much in evidence here at heme, especially in the dejul hour* tf the night, when he w*ke* to the tiiusic of anew born crier. p CongMasmau Lawson jpilj dis appointed hjs'friends by hi. pres ent attitude ou JLhe currency *juoa tion. We frankly jwijnit Untt wo are surprised at hie stand for fteld in its fight against silver. ftiut Mr. Lawaon is'the represen talfre of the peopl# of fcboßth c.ongiw : , ionnl district, dpd btllieva* fflfet 'when it isaht&B'that his rfktrfp i practically a nnft for silver. he will give hie vote and hie' in' fluence in favor of the whitA. Vnetal. * The lactift* rtf A Inula will peti* ton Gov. Atkinson to commute *ii sentence of Mr*. Nobles, re. :tly convicted of murdering her nusbaml. The Mofiitor doubts seriously whether this would be wise. This woman, and no one claims that she is or won iuenno. deliberately planned the death of her aged huelNui i. and then 1 tired a negro eorvdot to d> Ike -.ark. When charged srith the crime she did not, or could not, deny it. ‘We think the-g>)od]rtiU<i of Allan 'ta are misplacing their sympathy hare. L _ „ CROP PROSPECTB. • ———— The recent rains have been s blessing to our people. Before the rains came the farmers had good trine to clean their crops and ®hey were in good condition to.grow when the seasons did come. The wheat crop was much better than was ever expected, and the corn rop if no disaster overtakes it will be abundant. Then* is more com plantfc& tbi* year than is anally planted, and the abundant •top promised will be tin* cause of more fat hogs than usual this year, and the old time hog and hominy will be plentiful. Cotton is now growing nicely, and will make alarge yield unless something not now known happens to it. Our farmers are getting more on the diversified crop line, and when this is fully established and our cotton crop gets to be a aurpluc the hard times will disajv |>ear and prosperity and plenty will reign supreme. May the day haste when this will Ik* a reality, and the we wilt all Ire happy and die aggravating currency question will then la* settled. - * I Silver Meeting, •t “* THE DEMOCRATS OF MADI SON CQUNTY STJND A STRONG DELEGA TION. In response to a call recently made, the people met at the court house last Saturday to elect dele gate* to the ailver convention which met at Griffin yesterday. The following delegate* were se lected: David W Meadow, R H Kinnebrew, C L Montgomery and J R William*. A committee wa* appointed to appointed to draft resolution, and the following were the resolutions reported and adopted, which shows that old Madison, the “free state” is squarely on the demo cratic platform, favoring both tnetals: resolutions,' enacted under nw''constitution 6f the United States, provided for the free and unlimited coinage of boih gold and silver, ami both metal* were made legal tender for all debts, und they so remained for nearly one hundred years, and were tlie basis of our great prosper ity, eN>*tb>g until reeentlv, and whereas, at the dictation of bond holders, capitalist* and other c nin binations, our congress .has by legislation destroyed the parity ex isting between gold and silver us money metals and endeavoring through the saino channel to fas ten upon the people of this coun try a single gold standard which will utterly destroy our prosper ity, because it mitigates against tlie welfare of so large a number of our fellow citizens. Therefore Ire it resolved by the jieople of Madison county in mass meeting assembled: 1. That we greatly deplore the course persueo by congress in demonitizing silver, yet we declare qur confidence in the unabated patriotism of the people of these i United Stute*. 2. That we stand ready and da tarmined to werk with ail dili gence for the obliteration of the unjust law now in force in our .country, which roba labor of legit imate profit* and prostrate* agri culture." 15, That we are unalterably op posed to the single gold standard or to the single silver standard, but favor ‘the immediate, free and dnlihiited coinage of both silver unit gpld ou a parity, regardless of the acta n of any foreign na tion. ft < 4. That we renew our allegiance to the great principles of democ racy as set forth in the national democratic platform of 1892, and endorsed by the people at the pells ip the Nationul election following, and as interpreted by TToo, A 0 lie. oti, Hon. C F Crisp, find. A S Olay slid ui my other good (hor gia democrn.s. Isaiaii F Wnirk, K K M.vgrtN, and AMg.H R VV i1.1.1 AMS, lavi VV Wii.oeh, ft C O’Kbli KV. Committee. Gov. Atkinson is rapidly con valescing from his recent severe illness. He was honked to visit Madistm county duriug August and address the ]>eopln on the subject of education, but it is not exp. den tkat he will come now. It is not. yet tco late for Madi. son to have an exhibit at the At- Jitntß fair. The resolution* adopted Bv the j •ilver meeting Of last Saturday, i exactly the Monitor’# position. Wo desitt? that both metals be coined free,’ without discriimttion. and this is what the democratic party is committed to. Warning. , All persons are hereby 'warned not t hunt, fish, pass through or |over, or otherwise trespass on my lands in this county, as I will prosecute the" offender or offend ers to the extreme end of the law. 'Pair warning, aa 1 mean what 1 say. This-Jan. 28th. IStfo. I vV. W SCOTT. TheDoctor’sQiscovdfy. DR. BROWN, OF DAVID CITY, ■ NEB., FINDS A MEDICIK&QF RARE VIRTUE- f lie First Cats* Himself srltb It, an* Ike* Prescribes It for Ilia PatiaXlta wit). Or*tir r in K Remits. {Prom tlie Llnroln, Keb., GUI.) ' Dr. Samuel L. Brown is * pioneer reri dent or David City, having lived tbeiy for twenty years. He is well know* all 'over Butler County, having practiced medicine in every part. It is his recovery (nun s very serious disease that is looked upfti as a miracle. When visited by a Cali reporter I>r. Brown ctidly related the history of hia. aieknevs and his final cure. “ This will be my first step into tlftKeld of a [H-Thonal interview, but I am mi encmtsi astic over my recovery that I feel Iflp- cou ducting a regular experience meetinf.A “Six nr seven years ago partial paralysis act in u|>on my led side, ami I mkiu 'became affected by kindred ailments. The pension hoard found my trouble to be "partial paral ysis of left ride, varicose veins of both legs and left varicocele.” 1 was also troubled with Diabetes. I became unable to perform manual labor, haring to give up the; Ifirver part of my practice. ! could bobbleßakini! by the tro- of crutches and cane. Ajpied every medicine that I ever beard t.fifjj cn denvoring to relieve my suffering. ’ , i “ About a year ago 1 rend of a medicine called Dr. Wilhams’ l’ink Pillig that seemed to fit iny case, so 1 sens tor samples. I was sn welt satisfied vrim the samples that i sent for more, an iheygpud directly in harmony with nature. >. Biosc are the ihingM 1 look" for in treating di-Aves. I used a nui ihcr of boxes Of tlie p(lU,auid i am now entirely relieved of all n:y fAleral gilmi’iils, and am able to move ahonWEiCR inure, withont living hampered withjpHp plins.discawe;, 1 a invfcractice I slwajluse ' " I now haV’ a 'rein art: able cafic|ifPHai erti. Augustus Tnlfut, the pftrhnsßjjJßrm' suffering front dlttbetc find inripidnerWMi'l wit- in toe first stages of Brights Aii-me. Th • •l.crnr.-i had failed to give him any Hi’cl' All holies ofhis rveuvery Uaii Wn ipm' rp Wh-n i was called in aud-fools rhrtrgVhf tlw tine. lie is now on the. row! to chnit h'le ru oovr-v. ' I he Bright’s disease was h ided a off. ah I 'lie othernilmcntadVerwll A ■ ii'"'pl. r family <"ir;nut he flrutid, than,tna'. of I*.'murder Talbot, of liraiuerd,’’ f Nwrn :uul sul'seribvd to lad'oi e me this sov 'i'h .lav of September. A. I). ISA!', rit I David fit; ‘ Neb. E 8. Itt'NYoif. ifrigi'd! Sok’ry I‘iiUir. Dr. WiliismV Dink Pi'ls for Pale I’Sople ire now c-'ven to lhe puldic as an ntitfalir.g bbeid builder nod nerve restorer, curitk all form i of weakness arising from a wllcry -condition of the hlondor rhatti red n.'rvcs. The ill's are su'd hy all ddilers, er will be s. iit pas. paid on receipt of price (fiO'eijits a l>nv or six boxes for —they are Sever sold :,i hoik or hy the 100> by addrefsing Dr. SVilHiuus' Med. Cos., Schenectady, fci.Y. SHERIFF SALE. •MAdiiwn county. Will |,c sold on the fin*t Tuesday is. tns lipxt.at the cc u•* honw In saictji uq y within the leeal tiemreo' • aV. tb the hiehoiit bidder for cash,.the foi owink pi*i>r pert.T ti>-H it: All-that entire tr.ict rf iarni lying Ud being In the county; of .Ufflison Kittle of Weorcm. in Harrison district and akjointng lands of Docia Moarborourh. J W Brtufg an-J 8 A Winn, known nl the Hen Christian tract of land. containing I+S acujs moro or loss, There is a brood oue hone farm open on the same. /K aid property levied ou as the property ot A F Hcarbototteh to Hs tlsfy uniovtgsgo ircaeu lion issued from th > H’ipori >r court of atiid county in favor of 8 A Wtan ujAinst auid A F fJutd priwtfD' pointed out In said execution and wijft'm notice given tenant is possession as rifanir by luw. This July 10th 18.6. L. E. auooKS. shoder. SHERIFF SALK. / Ge rjia—Msdison oonmj. / Will he sold on ’h'fi’st Tuksdav B August next at the eeart h u u,e in sAirt c n*y, within the legal hours o' sa'e, to the h'giest bidder f m cast the fo'l >wing property to-wit: Om oertsiu uset of lent tying and beint n said founts, adjoining lands of P PSo relic, W VV 8 o‘t and others ad to'Haiiiing 70 aores more oi less. There is a dwel i><it house and O' thni d’ngc, and a gs it one horse fai m open on g one. 8 *rt land levied on A* thep’o >• rtv f (J M It Cilbe’t to art-fy a tax ti fa issued by K F Manii, t*x o >ll<otor, ©t ceid .poumj a. *i s C M R Co'heri, for ta|a md o •nnty taxeg fnti e % /gr .1894,7b* vy mdhvJ A(i vydoiL V) and tun - Ird over to in©. Wlitti h notice gikon <• l ant, >l, poesesef 4 '“This JuV H'h 189 ft, L. E. BROfVKB. Sheriff. k M ;<UL‘ v 9^ m i ) V <, OoM9J373d!||!q < j * L UHMfki XHA AVd 1M oOf " •■- ►oßs ► *sje,dt*oa njKiwp !’ paj ja ,• y 'taw .moo wEmf/K* ' s oi •*S-ei->-'0 oh jo Hoaucn |>ohjO mu ► .rt -atni n> aio kojj •a| u T riillßStt T ~ ~Hgi i ttuysufs *ui<i ntiM xvsae a-v )iJt\ov w V [ 'M ineSafj ‘sjaaej papag ‘ff* pijos •ggEK.'ii ► *nv jo j JA3 uagi joßwepovH t NV9BO wM ieaj 9 ipp i. 4444 ■ 4'4 ♦e+lf Cnuiiuarciat CoKsg* SRsSVTOf. . D * st BW'Hs CofiKtc ir H* H'jr.y ** M a. JK . KV „ FIRE IN . THE - • MERCHATILE CAMPSf Strong Proof Against Lonnie Greene! ’■ HEAD IT. k ■* * tF f S “Open and shut game 44 That’s what you want— -250 open and shut paper fans 7c worth 15c. 250 black “ 5c worth 10c 250 open and shut black paper fan* with flowers at 8c worth 16c. 800 Jap Fans* beautifully decorated at other gets 5 and 10c, ~ • 500* pa tiers best 10c pins, will let them go’at 5 100 Ladies shirt waists at 25c cheap V 40c. 100 Ladies shirt waist ;vt ..00c cheap *at 50c. A lowely line Ladies shirt waist at 1.25, SUSPENDERS. 25 dozen at, H)e others get 25c and 05c 25 dozen at 29c others get 45c 25 dozen at fific others get s'c to 6°c. 2 > dozen Elegant washable ties at 10 cheap at. 20 25 dozen braided ties ti(. 25c cheap at 40c. 200 dozen nice white Pearl Imttons 5c dozen, others, gel 10c. 2')U first class Hair Curlers. 5c others get 10 to 15c 25 dozen men’s shirts ak l*9c worth 85c 2p dozen men’s shirts, extra,length 05c worth 50c These prices are the fruits of k lowing when and where I > buy goods and are just a few pointers to; ho many great bargains now or, sale at my houses. JLiOSymiCSS CS-SfcESJESMTiE! Danielsville and Comer: M?***' 1 n Tfct' Uumb ! an unftklllng fndnS H 1/ ft/ Th 4 t>p to. \W imlt will, great energy \ ■MfMT.'''' v loweir allied is tne 1 iptutilaitd Tjpe, th<f tbiiteiliof rUoae I oi ndrtuacod iHcas and businasa I jMH aaUity. P>ih of ihoEt Types belonc I Jgdil to aby mau ar kothmm; uni ’■ Owlltemnnwr * t ily pit* I parett tfipTrulU fv* seen persooa ft v P-gl wWa vvjiwne >f now Ideas. coiv> V reWl in ;i nfttafl so licit the II 9 r-Aew-d of i4.t> vrVtale tv carol’s work 11 I T> fwr n be rw*4 in half an laJ hoar. Tee t>meal Tyua iudlcateft I g roAaenii*N. 4ilrarc and a love of W ll mßiftc. ftatloit. A person vrii* tkio t) of kbnmb wWI tfeor *3 Ml ongrWy Hijoy Uv* lifwrafj wgtowhoai wl of iHt&'rrM* U*%tame. ’The Af . A/ Mi Tyvje iftAl<Avto love of **4 art, wblci 1 . wttl (U>d rare O ftß H. tha ofi-picU ►f Ifß arc of to*e, imslies, ropro. d'4 finiit :V orglMiii pnintinff be i JK# ib** oeii*t>ratod at ' li Kc' itae. wfetalt wffl l\ bn* ‘yrtvtoi ov ry subwcrfber to IV 1 I) irtoou(i's /ttaaßainv [or Ulls, Tlie “ Vh I ” j/inia mipt-rh v. eirti of an wet ■ftv j S *; nii tkv rt^>ro<lnct4ai V(J ChsAi; t Ua and! 4 j;uishet{ fYo.n tkft I H this. H4> f.\qula®ft / isf 4I t r a’gVi-eokrf v*ctvjrt is pdb- I y! W In * f vrh RimrUrof ihe Mag*- JrW M afkio. iwl vhe* ait dw u* 80 po> r’ } avvi v ,u l wvjygrW I.V iMieHa Lid mat ta h. in reality, ft port it l ® l art no.dia of Mw* highest J|| cfor Tb** PklloftoimU Type & the * l/i: ■’■b thumb of Pk tntekor vu4 jiivanior Ui;) *>f vtha will bo AleHApry inter vj estAcl in dt*vtilof*d moutkly f S 1 Jgf OIK* of iu ;• KftMtreuH departmein m Mfu wbioli eivK -cti.' omiiv ftBB Lrd ||i HtsU. ekr*mieAj er|f T f*t. faaev, and fat* of the dak 4 M IH******‘‘b t'* a peiffll 1 fil Famtlv WikTHaiue, nod was lonyp IK Qat'on ef tV MwitdßM. JV\ Va Sane hi ysur subscription: it wH • Hv oo*i only 1.00, and you will have f tl adou<ii In one. A44*69 Ido SI J MKiciNftH Daaoneer, Hibhshw, / SMr Hlb Sireet, Few Yorfp j mf 'niouMb not fanliioH mavraftine, fli ffcvffi fr V*‘rt<mt fmWon itaartietaft r fffl family and aocnesfoi matters wi F bw t‘f Miperlative interest to those i peeeedg the Feminine Type 9 I Thumb, vrhiolv iimiceteft in ks sau^ I ijva stea, yknderne.sv, swft nail, aiftft / Bsaooth, rounded tip, tho*e taaffei wbiuh behmu to mm ■eftMer feeisrervooe of wsotft fhonld inowrlkto JfenoreetTifnniudoe. If tou are unacdoekitM tt> merttv til for * rpoettufl*. • Spa will *4mlt 'luu , olna thew TUI MnS ha* Mt jb> in tha’ w*y of bt*>k morajr bv floa ng t.Wg .to satisfy m* wf wnM m TNK S t mNDARD. T"T . . ;- . V." i--i ; DURANG’S i Rheumatic Remedy! Has Fiwtaued Its rcrntaltOß ter IS rears 4 us Mbc Uw MsuiUtnl remedy for m 1 oui*k an! uorajiuiunt acre oi fthounta L Jtasa. Sail S<a*osn. e ta.. In oil It* tana. I ■t 4a aniiorred br thousands *i Ftast- atana. I'aMtafecoa nn<i Paints ft la I purely repaabia and buUda up fcna tba a •rat (loan It luaur tail, ta aore. a Prica la oaa dollar a battle. nr 4* 4 bottlaa (or 2v# dalteai. Oatr *-par r> aut 4 phlat aant Free by Mat). Address. 4 D*?3*£’s MlSlltll M sc. ] a 1316 L Stfiei. I WatdafUH. D. C. < Ounitta'i Mr COPaare lisv h.'si 4 aarvk They ,<m d4t at oauw ttht•<.'.- * Umu a bonrebold itnadna. PMt;sore tks ox. .r aatna r*a tx l ro* tJis a? 5000 yds first-class shirting prints ( @ 4 cents others get sto 6c. ' 5000 yds very best indigo blue prints <B.- 5 cent* others get Gets. f 1 ■ White Goods 16 per cent, under former prices. A magnificent line CasTimere, Imperials, Satin, Gloria. Dimity cords, Linen Lawns,..Crepe dress goods and various other goods of this class. *.*' . > , A limited quantity “French Tartan” well worth l .00 ray price is 75 to 90c. „ A limited quantity Woolen silk stripe ehallie worth 85c my price is 2'2^c. A limited quantity of Foregn silk striped ehallie worth 75c my price is 56c. i 1000 yds Trilby Plisse the latest dross goods out yd cheap at 20c. . I liave sold over 600 yds of these barga'n goods m 12 hours and have plenty left for you, if you will come now. Lap dusters at 650 worth 90c. Linen Lap dust ers at 75c. worth i.OO. Linen lat> dusters at 1 00 1 j worth 1.25. A hard to beat line of Ladies Trimmed Hats, all new styles and beautiful. They must be .sold in 80 days at my price or yours. Fall term, Opens July Bth ;95 'This school is to be taught absolutely FREE for every hild within ihe school age fsr the term of One Hundred Days at any time in the school year of 1895. Parents will find-it to th air ad vantage to patronize this school Board from $5 to $lO perm on to COURSE OF STUDY: Primary Grade: Spelling, Reading. Writing, First Steps in Geography and Primary Arithmetic SI.OO Intermediate Grade; Spelling, Readiug, Writing, [contin ued) ElementaryJGeogrnphy, Elementary grammar, mtetme diate Arithmetic, Composition SI.BO Advance ,Grade: Spelling, Writing, History, United Pates and General complete and Physical Geography, ad vanced Arithmetic, complete grammar, Latin. Algebra, Physiology, etc. SI.OO W. DABJCEY GHOLSTON, Principal. MISS WILLIE A QUINN, Assistant. P. P. P, ScKLY/ttH, POKE ROOT V.HD POTASSIUM sm\ Cures - in Sl-.K $ Psisan iUißil!r:?,tfeJu lA*VK''r •Wr.v.A*.,* and y r f :>R.. rv*ir.‘. >-\ .<-.%(• * * '.C • ‘ *.*.♦. *4 '?**’ \’f f g <*rt h a.: fi a.-*s >*i p - -ir.. 4r *, vuf J'- - .r* ve IviVHf* f t >; ’• vr\. .*> ia.,j • ; ...*•- :r : >•-: t- .• • . ; n-. Sv*t% iv V.-'ai's ei-V -U *- "A ** ' * I* I-*-, .‘i ■* - I* ♦ 5-V U >V- .% W f ,I^. .►. *.* 'V *|S <:. #},J -V -O! 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