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THE MONITOR, Puxlishis Bviry FaiDAY. ONE DOLLAR A YEAR. Mtstley & McGowan. Eds. and Props, •T’he wifeof Hev. Dewitt Tal ola’dge -died on last Monday, Chin* will now have a little skirmish with England, over the massacre of neveral English mis sionaries in that, country recently. fdf United States senator from Kentucky, the state that straddled the financial issue, is wilining with ease. Buffalo Bill with his wild weal ihow will be ia Atlanta during the exposition this fall. A number of new features will be added to this already great show. Bicycle and bloomers seem to W taking the day We do not ob ject to ladio* riding bicycler,but do riot think they ought to do so in ldoomsrs. ft is going toward the liew woman a Uitle too fast for us. . -■ - -mm’ —- Missouri democrats have held a .convention on the money ques tion, elected anew executive com mittee a majority of whom are for silver, aad missed resolutions in which they declare for the free and utdimiud coinage of silver at jtbe ration <p 10 to 1. Texas, also, ibas fallen Into line and passed sim ilar resoliniona. One bv one the ftates are falling into line. —*r The war in Cuba isSdill going on and from what we cah gather from |hc reports sent ouV the! Cuban* are winning in evervUmt tle, and are having nccossiodV to their ranks every day, Mexiop, we sfee is talking about annexing the Island to her territory and if aha does the United States will loose thereby. This island is at our door and we think should be annexed to the United Statoe. ' •... We reotived the annual catalogue p$ t the Qesrgik Normal and Industrial gghpol at Milledge villa. Th'i catalogue beautifully illustrates "the buildings of this iuatitutinn and givos snipe valu* able information in regard to the same. It further shows that the large attendance ia increasing. Thir faculty is one of the hast in tho south and the school is first class and in our opinion, you conln do ua better than to send your daugh ter ta this school. WhU# the ladies of Atlanta are getting up a petition to the Oov ernar for the commutation of the death sentence to imprisonment for life for Mrs. Nobles, who killed,or hifsd her husband kill ed, soma time ago, the {citizens of Twiggs county, the scene of .the murder, are holding mass meeting and passing resolutions against •uoh,action. These people claim that the commutation of this sen tence would tend to cause riot and bloodshed in their county. It seems to us that these know more the oase than any others, ancf'thwi.the verdict of a "jury in that oouatylhwt4sL be respected, especially so the sentiments of the people eo ly. We thought when this move ment in Atlanta flret started, and think so vet, that these good ladies are misplacing their sympathy. MtCH INTEREST MVNI - There is much interested man ifested in the meeting that is now in progress at the Baptist church hers, and several have joined {both by letter and experience, while some have placed themselves un der the watch care of the church. k*rge congregations turned out to each service, and we hope that mleh good will be do^e. THE SPEAKING SATURDAY . A large crowd assembled in the the Baptist church grove on last Saturday to listen to an* address from State School Commissioner Glenn, who came to apeak in the iutereat of the public school sys tem of Georgia. He spoke to the point, currying favors from no source, but con demning that which he thought was wrong. His speech was listen ed to very attentively, and we hope much goad will come from it. He very frankly told the teachers that if they intended to teach school while he was in office, that they bad lo know something, and made no excuse for the last exami nation papers being so iong. , ♦x,,-. the good la dies proceeded to sprfllcf a magni ficent basket dinner, and all en joyed themselves eating of the good things spread before them until they were filled. Everybody enjoyed the address by Commissioner Glean, the din ner and a day of recreation. MALICIOUS MISCHIEF. One night last week some party or parlies, want, into A S John son’s yard and deliberately turn ed the llowera out of the pots onto the ground, setting the pots back nicoly in their proper place. They then went to some Moon vines that Mrs. Johnson had growing around the piazza for a shade and pulled them up by the roots. Now we do not know who those parties w.re, but it was a piece of malicious mischief of the most contempti ble kind, and if the parties could be caught, they should be dealt with. REGISTRATION BOOKS OPEN. To the voters of the 205th district G. M : The registration books for Madi sPn wwntyjvre now open. For the those who de sirs to vote at approaching Srohibition election in the 205th istribt, I will Vie at Comer on-the 15th. 17th./aud 20th. and at'Pao li on'the 17th. 19th and 21st. of August, and at the ceurt liouso on the 12nd. on which day the hooks will he closed. Register if you de sire to vote, E. E. Martin, T. C. A RUNAWAY. Last Wednesday S C O’Kelley’s horse was standing in front of L E Greenes stors with no one holding him. became frightened at something and ran away, going through the grove behind the coun ty jail. When near the branch the buggy struck a tree and the horse broke loose and ran home. Fortunately no one was in the buggy at the time, and the damage doQO,waH to the buggy and har ness. ALMOST.'A RUNAWAY.. Last Tuesday It T Daniel was coming to church hers, with hia family ami several others, in a two horse H wagon. Whan near the church one of Ins wagon wheels cams off, letting the axle down to to the ground, which frightened his team, but he succeeded in stop ding them hefor-mudurlamage was done, or anyou* hurl. Mrs. L E Bracks was stricken with a cpngeetive chill an yester day and since tl en has been quite sick, but is better now. SHERIFF SALE. Georgia—Madiaeu oonntj: Will be io}d on the firet Tuesday ia September next at the ceurt house ia said oeuhty.wUhia the legal hour* of sale to j the hfchsst bidder for "eaafejthe following property to-wit: in said county on <he creek, ad joining lands of Williams Lester aHI othpnj and ominded ae foil#we: Rsgfuntng at a Fw.thence N2, W to P o,>h4aoe S 17, W 11.10 *o reck, thence S 75 E 14,9i to red oak, ths*co 814 1-2 E 17,00 to the beginning comer, con taining sixty and one tenth sere*, mere or lew. Said land ley'ed en as Ike property ( J W HiHmta to satisfy a h fa issued frem tbs Jns tioe ooart ef the B*2nd dfa- Q M said oohaty in favor of Kihertnn OIU mill egainst Hardmanaad Bel Un. Lyj asade by J Fmo an. L 0 382 ad dist 6 M and turned oyar to asa for advertisement. WritUa no tice given tenant ia possession This augut( Blh 1895. • l*. h • HR GOES. J 5 Forks Local Happenings around the Fofks. J T Pittard, the live merchant f( Winterville, was in town last Wed nesday. . f. 1) B Martin and Walter Hitch' cock went to Athens last Wednes day. ; V i- '/> L E Brooke, our accomtnonating sheriff, whs in town Tuesday and bv the way arrested Geo. Bi'illock three miles above here on the same day. Bullock gave bond. J S C o : Kelley, Vtadisos’s Efficient Cteik ef Court, was in ...town k Wed nesday. .• Sheriff [Brooks landed Joe Jack son, sol., in jail last Wednesday. Mr. and Mrs. J B Latty of Jsckson county, are • visiting the family of mis. Betty Estes. M E Scoggias was in towtf " Fri **7, smiling and happy—a 12 pound baoy boy recently arrived at iiis horns* Mr. Lyle and wife of (Jackson cousty, were visiting his brother E A C Lyle last week. T W Long, Comity JTtaasurer; was in town Friday. Mr. Jim Adams and w|ife and Miss Ossie Malcom, of Walton county, were visiting the family of G T Whitworth last week. Miss Cora Thompson of near -here, and Miss Mary Teagle of Hoseh ton, visited in town last Fri day. Miss Moll.e Clemons a very pretty young lady with n splendid education, is assisting W C Murry .itihia school. Willie is; having a fine school. W w •Kidd is on the stick Ikt this week.,v, Mrs Joaie Faulkner, of Hosch ton, is visiting her mother, Mrs. J R Wintry, and other relatives near hero this week. J. I. GRIFFITH. HjffflerAtf AXD.'Spß'c.lrox Daniklsville, Qa. Office South of Court House, calls answared and prescriptions filled promptly: R. P. Sorrells, PHYSICIAN AND SURGEQSL- Dan ielsviJhiy^N. Calls answered and prescriptiens filled at all hours. Diseases of women andj children a specialty. R. F, MOORE, DENTIST, GA. Will ba in DanieHsvilld every first Tuesday. at Comer, ** ork GuanfikMdj Prices very reasonable-. • Pure lVrouato^€6fn Whiskey For sale 5y J/H. ins, Our luonntain corn whiskey is ab eolutely pure, Not even "a small headacne in a whole barrel. We also handle the best Rye, whiskies, Brandies, Gin, Peers Cigars, etc. Our bottles are full measure and we guarantee to treat you fairly, When you come to Comer give us a call. I JSfl i §3. *‘i*/ • 1 if**- ' / 4 i ' i ry. <l* -I -'H** { . &:<n <0 Vv.C,>. .Vv-/" •Sjfc * 4 ‘ •' Vl* T ORDINARY’S COURT. COWSIDERABLE BCBUUtSS DISPOSED OF —NEW BUSINESS STARTED. - Last Monday was Ordinary’s court day, and the following was the business transacted therein : Citation for lettori of dismission of J W Dean. J B Dean and J C Tyner as administrators of the J M D4n. dre’d. Application for letters of ad ministration by J F L Bond, on the estate of N C Bond, dec’d.*'- Citation for years support for M A J Culberson and children out of the estate of J M Culberson, dic’d. f Citation for years support for Mrs. Hulda Moore, out of estate J N Moore, ‘dec’d. NOTICE. Ge r^i* —Mvtiaon connty. Petition having been filed ac cording to the provisions of an act of the General Assembly of Georgia, approved Dec. 20th 1884, and an act amendatory thereto ap proved Sept. 14th 1885, asking that an election he ordered for the 205 Dist. G M and for the town of Cr mer therein, on the question of “For Prohibition” or ‘‘ Against Prohibition”, under the provis ions of said act, and an act amen datory thereto. It is therefore ordered that an election be held at the election precincts in and for said 205th dist G M said county, and for the town of Comer in said district, under the rules and regulations set forth in said above named acts, on MONDAY, RF.PT. 9th 1895. All desiring to vote for pro hibition will have written or print ed on their tickets the words “For Prohibition”. All desiring to vote against prohibition should have written or printed on their ticket!' the words "“Against Pro hibition.” All persons, entitled to vote under law for members of the General Assembly, will be entitled to vote in said election. This August 2nd. 1896. < G. C. DANIEL. Ord. NOTICE. Georgia—Madison county. WliereasNW II Bullock, adminis trator ntr. A C Stevens, dec’d. has applied \o me for letters of distnissioil frrnn said administra tion, Thiais flherefore to cire all 4rsnns <-onWi>4ibd- 4-e4*ajUiiiy of fice on the first ' Mondayiu Oct. next to sink vWiy said letters should not be graiVfed in terms of the law. Tli* July Ist 1895. G C Daniel, Ord. NOTICE. Georgia—Madison county: Whereas the commissioners ap pointed to set apart a years sup port for Mrs. M> A J Culberson, [widow of J m eulbersen,) aad her minor children* out of the estate of J m culberson/xieeM. "MTe filed peraoas intsr- be at' my office on the Ist Monday in September next to show why said report should not be allowed. August sth 1895, G C Daniel, Ord, - NOTICE. i Georgia—Madison oountp: Whereas T W Dean, J B Dean and J C Tyner, administrator of J M Dean, deo’d have applied to me far letti-r. said adlliiiinifTiiiin. This is therefore to all persons to beat my office on the first, Monday in Nov* uext to show why should not be granted. This August. sth 1895, Q C Daniel, OrdT' NOTICE, Georgia —Madison county. Whereas J FL Rond has applied to me for letters ol administration on the. estate C Bond ■’“-ijftsirif - Yhig is therefore to cite copcerned to lie at my office on in Sept, next te show why should uol h granted. This G C Daniel, Ord. NOTICE. Georgia—Madison eonnty: Wl.usagihe eemmissieners ap pointed te aePhpajda years support fer Huldafc noorafwhyag of John N Moere, and beiVminor children, out of the'estate oW said John N neore. have made th/r report and I will pasa upen the the Ist Mon day in September uenUat my olfice in Danielsrille. This G C Danbn^'i>rd. WILLIII! HIGH SCHOOL Fall term, Opens July Bth ?95 i This school is to he taught absolutely FREE for every child within the school age for the term of One Hundred Days" at any time in the school year of 1895. Parents will find it to their ad vantage to patronize this school Board from. $5 to $lO per month COURSE OF STUDY: Primary Grade: Spelling, Reading,-Writing, First Steps in Geography and Primary Arithmetic SI,OO Intermediate Grade, Spelling. Readiug, Writing, [contin ued) KleinentaryJGeography, Elementary grammar, interme diate Arithmetic, Composition $1.30 Advance Grade: Spelling, Writing, History, United Pates and General complete and Physical Geography, ad* ranced Arithmetic, complete gramnuu,' Latin, Algebra, PJiYsiylogY, etc. SI.OO *\yjU>^T^^pT w pflrH > :BTON~-Pi?Mai t oal MiSlf WILLIE A QUINN, Assistant. 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