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the Danielsville monitor
feerry T. Moseley, Editor.
VOL Xtil
The One Crop System
of farming gradually exhausts the land, unless a Fertilizer containing a
high percentage of Potash is used. Better crops, a better soil, and a
larger bank account can only then be expected.
Write for our " Farmers’ Guide,” a 142-page illustrated book. It
is brim full of useful information for farmers. It will be sent free, and
will make and save you money. Address,
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Schedule in effect March 24th ’95,
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8 15 9 15 lv Atlanta Ar| 0 20i 7 45
842 943 “B’tf ’nc’n“| 5 52j 7 14
855 955 “ Tucker “ 5 40; 058
90610 05 ” Lilburn “ 580 (5 46
9 1610 14“ Gloster “I 521 636
9 27 10 24 “La\y , ville“| 5 11 j 6 26
9 3810 35J ‘ Dacula “i 5 00- 6 14
94610 48 “ Auburn 4 52] 605
10 0010 54 “ Winder “! 4 4l! 558
10 15 11 08 “Statham“j 4 27! 5 84
10 22 11 15 “ Bogart “! 4 20| 5 26
10 4111 33 “ Athens >*j 4 03i SOX
10 5311 47“ Hull “ 8 4814 64
lX 04 11 56 “FiveF’ks*- 3 39] 445
11 1412 07“ Corner “ 888 434
11 24 12 18 “ Carlton “ 8 17i 423
11 45 12 48 “Elberton“ 2 52j 401
11 55 12 55 “Midd'tord 2 25 ; 846
12 02 104 ‘Heard’mt 4 - 2 34, 888
12 13 118 “Ca. Falls 41 2 17! 326
12 24 1 88“ Watts “ 2 02] 3 13
12 45 200 “Abbeville- 1 47 1 800
118 281 “Greemv'd 1 1 09j 234
147 3 00 “Cr’ssHill“ll2 41 j 2 07
200 309 “Mountv‘e‘|l2 82 2 00
2 15 3 291“ Clinton “|l2 131 1 40
8 34“ Dover “ 12 09
4 05 ‘Whitmire ‘ill 89
4 26 “Carlisle “'ll 14
5-00“ Chester “ 10J43
5 47 “Catawba“ 10 08
6 10 “Waxhaw“ 9 89*
r •. 630 ArMonr'eLv 915
PM. AM. PM. PM.
Trains 38 and 41 run solid
between Atlanta and Norfolk,
carrying Pullman sleeper, making
'“direct connections at Weldon with
Atlantic Coast Line for Washing
ton and New York, and all points
North and East. At Norfolk with
steamers for Washington,Bay Line
for Aaltimore, Old Dominion for
New York.
Trains 84 and 41 solid between
Atlanta and Columbia, with
through coaches for Charleston,
Tickets for sale to all poirfts at
at companys office at any station
on line, or obtained upon applica
tion . Any other information can
be had upon application to any of
the undersigned.
TJ Anderson, John H Winder,
GP A. Portmouth, Gen M‘g.
B A Newdand, Div Pass Agt.
Atlanta, Ga.
H E Edwards, Agt. Comer, Ga.
Professional.
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DAVID W MEADOW,
Attorney at Law.
Djiniex-svilde, Ga
Office on corner, west of Court
House, opposite. Masonic Corner
Will practice in all the courts, All
business promptly executed.
Jno. J. Strickland.
Attorney.
Athens Ga
BERRY T. MOSELEY,
Attorney at Law,
Danielsville, Ga.
Office on corner, west of Court
House, onsite Masonic corner
"Will prailßie in all the Courts
Business promptly executed.
ceo. C Thomas,
Attorney,
Athens, Ga.
J E. GORDON,
A • Attorney at Law.
Danielsville, Ga
"Willpractice wherever desired
ofotuopt attention to all business
intrusted to his care. Office North
cotfHPhouse-
Nervousness is the Wail
ot the Nerses (or Food.
AN INTERESTING INTERVIEW WITH
A PROMINENT PHYSICIAN.
People With Wrak, Flabby Nerves an
S ll llry‘tVe'j,thVr. Tlirr marTS"^ 7 "
Relieved by Building npTlielr
Nerved With a Nnnrltlilng
Nerve Food.
“What .1 weak-kneed individual. 7 ’
Tile person referred to, did indeed look
broken down, dispirited, and lifeless.'
"\\>U is ille mutter with liim?”
“ I scarcely know. Durine the eeol
■weather, lie seems to be ull right, and to
have sonic life and a little ambition ; but the
•moment iliehot weather conies he simply
wilts down, tied seems to ltuve neither
■strength ltor vitality.”
That explained the ease. The man was
in a generally run-down condition with not
enough reserve iiorce to resist the enervating
effects of the season. Ilisnertes were weak,
unstrung as we say. The bind he ate only
partially reinforced his strength. The re
sult was, he had constantly drawn mi his
reserve force so long llial his nerves finally
rebelled, and sounded the gong for him to
stop. If the signal be heeded, and he takes
steps to refresh, and build tip bis nervous
system, he will recover; if not and the strain
goes on, nothing can save him.
“There are a good many things recom
mended for this purpose, lint the trouble
with m'arly all of them is, they are only
tonies or stimulants. They apparently hetie
iit, but it is only for a time ; then the pa
tient is worse than before, l!ut there is one
food for the nerves, i am happy to saw in
which J have the greatest confidence, which
is in reality food. It contain* inst those
vitalizing principles, which impart new
nerve force; it builds op the nerves, mid by
imparting to them new strength, gradually
COAXKS them back to a normal ht-ultbv
condition. They are fortified against the
hot weather, the man recovers his energy,
his force and he walks with an elastic step.
He drives his work with a will', where be
fore it drove him. His spirits rise, and
everything look* bright to him. This food
is Dr. Williams’ Pink Pijls for Pale People,
which are now known and used the world
over; in North and South America, Flig
ht nil and the English provinces, Canada,
India, So. Africa France. They are so
widely known, and their excellent effects in
nerve building so much talked about both
here and abroad, that it is not necessary for
me to enlarge further on the snbjrrt. Hut I
assure yon the medical profession every
where are very glad indeed to avail them
selves of this nerve food, so scientifically
compounded, and that they use it very
largely in their practice.”
Dr. Williams’ Pink Piils contain all thw
elements necessary to give new life and rich
ness to the blood and restore shattered
nerves. They are for sale by all druggists,
or may be had by mail from Dr. Williams*
Medicine Company, Schenectady, X„ Y., tor
10 cents per box, or six boxes for $2.50.
EDUCATIONAL.
Below we give a few of the leading education
al institutions in tho South.
Write them before entering (jlsewhere. i
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COLLEGE, Nashville, Term.'-<lookke<*i>ing.
Ranking, Penmanship, Shorthand. Type
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under certain conditions. Cheap Hoard. No
vacation. Our free Catalogue will explain all.
Send for it. *
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ville, Tenn. Everything new and flm-cia-s.
For particulars Addreet) secretary, ISS North
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OAK RIDGE INSTITUTE. Forty-fourth venr.
$175 pays 10 months. Address Prof. Holt,* Oak
Ridge, N. C.
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EMORY AND HENRY COLLEGE, Emorr, Va. Opens
Sept. 12. Term charges, including board, && Scholar
•bip high. Heatiifuluess unsurpassed.
BULLINB FEMALE COLLEGE. Bristol, Va.-Tenn.
The new ntirction. Most ncconsibl* Virginia College.
Southern History and Litcmturc, specialty.
HORNER MILITARY SCHOOL, Oxford, N. C. Fall term
begins Sept. 3. 1895. Ropuintinn for scholarship uusur
pstr-ed. Special attention to athletics.
MILLERSBURG FEMALE COLLEGE. One cf the best
high-grade Colleges ui tlie South. Terms reasonable.
Management superb. Course thorough. Address Uxv.
C. Pope, Presidaut, Millersburg, Ky.
1846- LOGAN FEMALE COLLEGE —1895. WeH
equipped. Teachers graduates of the greatest institu
tions of tho land. Russellville, Kv. A. G. Mckphkt,
President. [Mention this paper when you write. ]
FREE. Two acboTarnhfpsTN W7BlCg!reo toearfh county
in the Southern Ktales by Ml. Amoena Female Luminary,
hit. Pleasant, N. C. Address
t luv. C. L. T. Fishes, A. if., Principal.
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DANELSVILLE. GA.. FRIDAY. ■ JULY. 26th HI9V.
Local Happenings,
! Items of Interst to ‘‘Free
State” People Picked
UP bv
MONITOR REPORTERS,
And Handed Out in Small Mouthfuls so as to
Be Easily Digested—Births, Deaths,
Marriages, Visitors, Etc.
Crops are being.laid by. t,
day,
124 e paid for dry hides at
Brooks & Power,Comer, Gll.
L E Greene is in Albeits this
week.
CM. J F L Bond was in Lex
ington last Monday.
All people who enjoy a nice
cool, refreshing drink, call for the
Famous Royal Pale Beer, su’d at
Comer, by J H Scoggins.
Lonnie Greene will sell you
white lawn from 2|c vd., up, at
Danielsville or Comer.
Prof. G A Gresham of Comer,
was here awhile this week.
D E Griffith is on the sick list
this week. .
Fishing seems to be popular
just now.
Miss Deadwyler, of Carlton, is
visiting the Misses Mattox here,
this week.
II r Murry, wife and children,
of Nicholson, were visiting Mrs.
Murry’s parents here this week.
Royal Pale Beer, made by the
Atlanta Brewing Cos. is by far the
best, purest, most refreshing drink
in the drinkable kingdom. Sold
by Tom Riddling, manager for J
11 Scoggins, Comer.
Remember that watermelon pro
position and bring them along. The
largest melon gets ike Monitor fdr
12m. tho 2nd larges tfor six months.
Miss Eula Bird, with Davison
tfe Lowe of Athens, is at home to
spend the summer,
H H Hale, Athens big piusic
man, accompanied by his wife is
here this week.
B J Meadows of Coiner, was up
to see us this week.
Several of our citizens attended
the barbecue at Franklin Springs
last Wednesday.
Another handsome line of spring
and summer goods, just received
and the price is below zero, at L Til
Greene’s. Danielsville & Comer.
If you want fire insurance, in
either country or town, call on
Moseley & McGowan, Danlelsville,
and wft will fit you up. We repre
sent the Hartford Fire Insurance
Cos. which is ono of the largest
and best companies in the world.
Mrs. E II Vickery and children
of Hartwell, are visiting Mrs.
Vickery’s sister, Mrs. J F L Bond,
here this week.
Miss Addie Lester of Bogart, is
visiting her brother, Dr, J I
Griffith this week.
W M Threatt and wife, were
visiting the family of W’ W
Gholstcn last Tuesday.
Several new students entered
school here last Monday.
The Union meeting at Lystra
Primitive Baptist church on last
Runday was well attended by
the people fof Danielsvijle and up
per Madison.
Rain much needed in many sec
tions.
Captain.! M Kidd and wife vis
ited relatives at Roystoa last
week.
J R Williams and familv of
Pittman, were visiting relatives
here this week.
Cheatham Bros, formerly o f
Athens, have bought out the whis
key business of R L Ware at Co
mer, put in new furniture and fix
tures, and are, we understand, run
ning jt wholosale and retail busi
ness. They know their business
aud keep nothing but the best,
the “Mayors Favorite” being one
of their popular brands. When
you care to Inditige in anything
of this kind, and find yourself in
Comer, give them acal'l
4: jj From Boggs.
Boggs and family of Jack
sf'njmmty, were visiting rela
tiveihoi-o last week.
•’ A Griffith has a flourishing
s< ifcW) here—7s on the roll and
nevipcholars enteiin.j every day.
CravVford of Uarherville
wa w* Imre last Sumtav
evoßßiig.
R-eds little son happened
to quite a piinful accident on last
M&tyday, by sHclving a tiail in his
th
g •
Hr- Patterson, a prjmifivs
bffjpt minister.nvached at* Brush
,t>H Tuesday.
at the residencewff J N
-t Sunday might. Mr.
The annual mooting will com
mance at Moons Grove next Fri
day night,
Mr. Sam Walker of Jackson
county, was visiting relatives here
this week.
YVur correspondent is visiting
in Jackson county this week, tak
ing in the big fpnl meeting at Jef
ferson, and the reunion of Con
federate vet,s to bo held there on
Friday.
J R bullock anti T) r . R F Moote
of Comer, will visit here noxtSun
duy and take in the annual meet
ing at Moons Grove.
Mrs. Bttsev Freeman of Ootviee
county is vi.ijting relatives here
this week* r
(Mr. and Mrs, J Moon, visited
tPp family Nelson Ct liins last
Svjnday.
The reaonbitipn passed by llu*
tqpchers at their annual meeting
iii regard to amending tire law and
rtjquire the Board of Education to
stand an examination sirnjlar to
t(fat of teacher. 1 ’, meets w ith the
approval of the people of (bis sec
tion. Aud by the way the' legis
lature amended the school laws so
ak to elect the State school ■:eom
niisHioner by the people. Wfiy not
still further amend them ind let
Cmyitv school commissioner also
be elected by the people.
CAUGHT IN 'ATLANTA. ■ t
Sheriff Brooks returned from
Atlanta Wednesday, with Kplie
riam Strickland, col., who liad
mortgaged some property and dis
posed of the same without Hpav
ing th* debt, and liad skipped.
He was located in Atlanta where
he was sailing under the assumed
name of Oscar Williams. He has,
been gone three years.
new arrival at Buzzard’s
hay bus been named Marion.
m
■•4.
Photocraphy.
While in Danielsville call around
and have your picture taken. Tent
opposite Monitor offioe. First
class work guaranteed at bottom
prices. Sample of work in tent
and at Post Office,
A S JOHNSON..
Pure Mountain Corn
Whiskey
For sale by
J, H. Scoggins,
COMER, GA.
Our mountain corn whiskey is ab
solutely pure- Not even a small
headache in a whole barrel.
We also handle the best Rye,
whiskies, Brandies, Gin, Beers
Cigars, etc.
Our bottles are full measure
and we guarantee to treat you
fairly. When you come to Comer
give us a call.
R, F. MOORE,
DENTIST, COMER, GA.
Will ba in Danielsville every first
Tuesday. Regular office at Corner,
*,ork Guaranteed. Prices very
reasonable.
AT DANIELSVILLE ON SAT '
I RDAY, AUGUST 3id.
* V
The people of Madison should
turn out “en mass’’ on to-mor
t -
row week,’ August 3rd. and bear
Dr. I S Hopkins and*State school
commissioner Glean make address
es on education. i.
* Mr. Glenn has been a prominent
educator for years, and is a pol
ished, graceful and pleasant
speaker- *
Methodist ministeri is also promi
nent as an educator, Hiving been
President of Emory college and is
now at the heaU of the Georgia
gdiObl of Technology. ,He is also
a most entertaining' speaker,
Asa large orowd is expected, and
sortie of them from quite a dis- !
tunce, the people are requested to
come prepared to help feed the j
CiUwcls.
Let everybody interested in ed
ucation remember the date, nnd
come.
Larkin Dots.
Miss Rhndn Sailors, a charming
voting lady of near Planter, visited
the family of l-**wis Chandler Sun
d v.
I* D Hardman lias purchased
a large crop of upolss and says he
will make a great deal of cider.
The ‘prospects for a large oorn
crop is bright. Our farmers will
live at home nnd board at. the
same place next year.
Merer* Bone and Davis finish
ed th’jnhing Friday. They 111relffi
ed sevctal thousand bushels of
grain.
dnr poople are feasting on ap
ple and peach pies these days.
Instead of taking a two horse
load of girls to the union meeting
Sunday, Quilla Garter only took
himself. They slighted him we
guess, or perhaps tlmv thought he
could not manage the learn, as he
is in tolerable thin order at this
time.
Resolved, That the art of man 1
is more pleasing to the eys than
the works of nature, will be dis
cussed at the school house next
Saturday night. You who fail te
attend will be made to regret it.
Mr. Patrick Eberhart will lie
president.
Nathaniel Lord is not seen very
often around Larkin of late. Come
again Nat, t 1 e girls like you.
Bob Scarborough and Billy So
ber held a consultation Sunday
ami decided that, it was time for
Mr. James Sailors to cut his 7
acre forage patch.
Mr. Patrick Eherhart while
liaulingoats Saturday, hurt his
back, but is much better now.
Elder M J o‘Kdly says that
Elder Patterson preached a great
sermon at Lystra Sunday.
Render Moon is having a great
dea'of ditching done on his farm
near here. Reader is a rusher.
We are pained to announce the
death of Mr. Williams, which
occarrsd Mondav nigh , at 11:80
o’clock, nr. Williams was sick
only a few days, hot his suffering!
were great. We firmly believe that
lie has gone to reap the rewards
which are laid up for those who
serve the Lord. Mr. Williams was
loved by all who knew him, as was
made plain at his burial. He
leaves a wifo and four small chil
dren to mourn his loss. To the
bereaved family we extend our
henrtfelt sympathies, and ..hope
they will meet, him in the celes
tial city beyond the grave.
WARNING.
David Ewen.i, jr. col., son of
David Ewens.xr., age 15, has run
away from me. I forbid aayone
from hiring or harboring him, un
der penalty of the law. This July
sth 181D.
DAVID EWENS.
Edd. F. McGowan, Bus. Manager-
Lofal Happerifngs 7< rd™
the Fotks. 7
§
Beginning to nMd jtm a. r.\
though crops are not saffenn g
yet.' Corn crops fine around 0
burg. Chiton ,small, but fruiting
nicely,
Miss Myrtle Mathews, a lovely
yynitg lady and an .vct omplished
teircher, is assisting Prof. Lan
dfrrs in his echttol.
Miss Sophranie Morris an ac
cpmplikhed young lady was shop
pi rlg'itt’to* n Friday.
The excursion train from Green
wood, S.. 0., to Atlanta, on last
a cent, "but no oneseemwi tocareT
Preaching commences on Fri
day befc re the 2nd Sunday in
August here.
Mrs. Susan Evans, who hae
been visiting her daughter. Mml
Wvley Thompson, returned to her
home in Athens on last Wednes
day.
Mr, Tom Estes will in a few
days, occupy the' Threatt house
with a small stock' of goods.
Little Anna, daughter of
W .1 Meadow, who has been sick
so long, died fast Sunday evening
about sig o’cloek,
Mrs. Bell of Greene county, is
dangerously ill at the home of her
son, Mr. N B Bell, *
D B Martin took in the meeting
at Lystra on .Sunday.
Uncle Martin Iberhart *nd his
good ladv of Jackson county, were
visiting Miss Jane Iberhart Sun
day and Monday. '
Prof. ConweU went Provi
deuce to preaching on last Satur
day. and did not return ’till Mon
day, and then went several mileß
out of his way by Boggs. Some
thing verv attractive in that neigh
borhood for him."
Judge Roggs was in town Mon
day on business,
Miss Levie Adams, an accom
plished woung lady of Athens, is
visiting the family of J - V Faulk
ner.
R I Boroughs has a very sick
child—his oldest boy, Reese! Mrs.
Leila Borough* also has a little
son quite sick. ,
Another excursion to August*
over GOAN railroad. Fare
from Five Forks $1.26 round trip.
vVat’rmelons from a nickle up,
Rider Patterson preached at 31,
Bolton’s last Sunday night to a
large crowd of attentive hearers.
MUSICAL CONVENTION.
The next session of the Madison
* %
county musical convention will be
held with th* Mt, Herman church
Friday before the 3rd Sunday <a
September next, and to oontiane
three consecstivc days,
Ail musical ergauizaneas, snob at
Snudayosuhools, singing schools,
singing societies, ate., are entitled
ta a representation ef 4 delegates
each. [2 males hud 2 females].
The approaching session wilt
dea biles the best ever held in
our county, foe the members of Mt.
Hermon and eilbseas of die commu
nity. never undertake a thing with
any other motive in view than sue*
cess.
Again, the best musicians of tho
adjacent counties will be invited
and urged to attend.
J. 1. Rat,
Svct.y M. V. M. C.
Warning.
All persons are hereby warned
not to hunt, fish, pass through or
over, or otherwise trespass on mv
lands in this county, ns I will
prosecute the offender or offend
ers to the extreme end of the law.
Fair warning, as I mean wbat I
say. Tnis Jan. 28fb. 1806.
W. W. SCOTT.
J. 7. GRIFFITH.
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON
Dixiiuvius, Ga.
Office Bonth of Court House
I Calls answered and prescription
filled promptly.
Mj-