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IPL MONITOR,
Pvblmbkb Every Friday.
ONE DOLLAR A YEAR.,
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Friday S#pt. 27th~1895?
Berry T. Mosei.ey, Editor.
Edw. F. McGowan. Bus. Mako.
OFFICIAL ORGAN OF MADISON COUNTY.
Our Proposition,
The Constitution lias enlarged
"its columns and has increased its
price in dabbing rates so that we
cannot now get the Constitution as
cheap as we formerly did, but for
the benefit of our patrons we pro
pose to give them the two papers
tnearly a*s cheap as one, with a
slight increase, putting them buth
the Constitution and Monitor, at
♦1.86 per year, payable invariably
in advance. This will givo toyou
all the State news, the nation*
news and vour county news for
♦1.85, as .well as a good deal of
iii.agazine reading. The Homing
year is the year in which the great
political battle is to be fought, and
with the Constitution you can get
he discussion of the problem#
weekly. Subscribe now.
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Cotton is selling for 8c this
werfk and promisee te go higher
yt.
From all report# Atlanta is
full of crooks, who work ihe crowds
for all it is worth. When you go
to the Exposition ksep your hand
on your pockst book.
W* have a petition to congress
to recognize the Cuban patriot* aa
belligerents, so aa to put tham on
an equal foot in this country with
Spain. Any who desire to
•iga thia petition can do^so.
The struggling Cubanti almost
aa# Liberty, ana are making a
stteneoua effort to be free. If the
. United Stataa Would recognize
them an belligerents they would
aoon throw off the oppressive
yoke af Spain and be a free peo
ple.
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' The daily paper* reported snow
And a freeze out West on last
/Sunday, iu one state the enow he-
I ing 12 inches deep, while we were
•weltering under a burning eum
inei aun. The weather men said
the cold wave waa coming this
way, but it haau’t atruek ua yet,
It eeama that Livingacen haa
about saada oat hia caae against
Secretary Smith, that he did aay
in hia speech at Oordela, that he
waa “in favor 01 the free and.tin*
limited coinage of ailver at 10 to
te 1 to day, but boys we can’t get
it, •
■i— a-
Frem the report of Watsons
apeech made in Augusta last weak,
'he is toneing down somewhat, but
eaya that if they do uot send him j
back tocongreaa, he will woo them
every year until they do. In our’
opinion Tommy will go on with
hia woeing while someone else
gees to*cenpreas.
In other oolutnn will b found
th# tax rat* for the present year.
I*‘will b* noticed that, th* rat* ia
1 cent and 2 mills higher than last
yaar.ewing to a falliug off of $76.-
873 of property returned. Th#
taxable property returned for 1894
was $1,057,984, and and for the
year it waa only $976,110, shoeing
a falling off or shrinkage of $76.-
878. It there had b*en no"falling
off the tax levy would have been
l*ss tgan last year.
LARKIN NEWS.
Mrs. Carter is visiti mr her sister
at Sandy Cross this west.
Quilla Carter and Allen .-ml
Luther Chandler took a mule load
of girls to Moon’s Grove Sunday.
While returning the lines broke
aad the mules staiUd at a 2:40
gait, but no on* was hurt. Boys
the next time yon take a load of
the fair sex to meeting, see that
the harness is first class. *
Misses Nora and Cora Adams
and a Miss Allen, three of High
Shoa's hlost charm ing young la
dies, were visiting relatives in
this community last Saturday and
Sunday.
The Sunday school at Union is
on a boom. *
The majority of the young peo
ple of this community speak of
•attending th* singing at Berea
next Sunday.
• We would
Ila -<•< irresyonden t that tlfl
no eludes around Larkin. |§!f|jj|
hr- will continue to uric"
news and let the Larkin c Q J
dent,.alone. V
'The lladu'le a"‘oi,]e lad,
\ pe.strut* srooud smsziag,
'lf lie‘did uot ha vj wealltiy dad
He would have to go a-grazlag, .
Picking cotton is now the order
oj the day.
P D Hardman onr merchant
prince has some fine apple wine.
Bob Scarborough and wife visi
ted relatives in Jackson county
Saturday.
Billy, P 8 Eberbart’s afflicted
son who was badly hooked by a
cow about two wteka ago, is rapid
ly improving
Mr. Thomas Rodgers and wife
visited their daughter, Mrs. '.V S
Williams last Sunday .J
Mr, William Tolbert has bought
60 acres of lasd from P D Hard
man. The place is well improved
and ws are pleaded to learn that he
will move to it in the near future.
Messrs M J O’Kelley and George
Lord attended the Primitive Bap
tist association in Gwinette coun
ty last week.
Mitchell "Williams for some rea
son, does not go to mill* as often
as formerly. Brobablv Ben Gra
ham has discouraged him.
Joseph Carithers killed 80snakes
the other any. Joseph deserves a
present.
Mr. Sam Davis has been busy
sawing lumber for several days
Mrs. Elizabeth Broome of El
bertcii is on a visit to relatives in
this community.
Mr. Jim llix says he possesses
an article worth $4860. For fnr
thur particulars see Bob Scar
borough .
Comer News,
Dry and hot. ,
Cotten coming in very fast and
bringing good price,
T H Riddling and John Brooka
took in the great show in Atlanta
last week, and report everything
on a boom,
Mr. Tom Brooks of Lexington,
will occupy the store formerly
occupied by Brooks & Power, in
stead of G W Brooks, Tom is a
fine business young man, and we
hope will sucdeecT We are al
ways glad lo welcome new coiners
to our thriving little town, and to
see it build up.
Anew school building is what
Comor i metis, Get together citi
zens and let’s see if something
can’t be done to get a ne v build
ing. Our school is in a flourish
ing condition, but the accommoda
tions are not sufficient.
J N Booth the cattle man of
Athens, shipped a car of cattle
from here Monday night, bound for
Charleston. Comer is getting to
be a popular shipping point for
oattle. Several cars have been
shipped here this year,
It is generally reported that
several brek building will.go up
here soon. Doii’t know how true
it is.
B N White of Danielsville, our
county school commissioner, was
town Monday. *•
Hon. Pope Gholston haa been
very unwell for several days.
Hope to see him out ngaiu soon.
Everybody in this community
reports the cotton crop short.
Heurv B Sanders of Danielsville
was in town Tuesday,
Mr. H E Edwards our efficient
agent, who has been out Id Color
ado and Texas, having his hand
treated for paralysis has returned
home muck improved and reports
a good time.
Prof. Dabney Gholaton ef Dan
ielaville, was in towu today.
The Comer Enterprise seams to be
iu behind the town officials about
uot lighting the lamps and cutting
gras, from the sidewalks.
Jim Gloer and Dr. George Diniel
of Bowmin, was in town yester
day.
H’n. Yoang Daniel of Farming
ton, waa in town to-day.
0 >tton bringing Bsc to d\y. Good
for C uner.
Our town will bi well represented
at the exp tuition net month.
Next Wednesday iseleolioa day
in the 10th congressional district,
and the democrats are expected lo
wiu.
We understand that the Exposi
lion is not yet complete. All of
the exhibits are not positiou.
Dlt Moseley is visiting hia son,
Dr. Robert Moseley, of Royston, to
day. *
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D.iY.in Xfu
wellkuov, :i o: " ai*s 1
found oil l ' nu; M.llVrioj from
glanders in thWfdirrmic ford Th
conimoii and char u-f eristic symptoms
df this form of the diseivso \v4c too
well defined to leave the slijjhtcw pos
sibility of doubt. Tile disc!i%rde was
from both nostrils of a white ;:la*b’. na
tare, in earlier stages haviugr>eeii
streaked witn blood Tlio ulcfSst.Hl
patches on the mucous mcmi/riiie in
each nostril had eaten clear throaMntUu
soprurn nasi, the characteristic .swell
lugs of the submasiiiary glaudsiwcre
about the size of a hen's egg. - These
glands arc situated in the silica 1 Oder
tho lower jaw. where the abcess oAiis
temper (strangles) comes, but oik
strangles, those never break andUkuu.
and they aro linger at times thanjofh
ers, and again got very smalij but
never disappear. Tlio animal bqKiui,
it ever, coughs, as ill distemper,, but
snorts or sneezes a good deal, akjM i a
that way tnrows out a good deal ®the
accumulated virus.
Mr. Stinson’s other .stock, somafflve
or six, have been exposed to it. though
at present showing no signs of the dis
ease. The mule was pur, nased by Mr.
Stinson about the fifteenth of Janfipry
pa,t and had a disenurge from the mpie,
then which was supposed to be a ship
ping cold.. This is a form of disease
most 10 be feared because there is no
urgent symptoms. Tile true nature of
the disease may be overlooked bylhe
ordinary observer.
There is only one safe thing to do,
flint is. to at oiica kill and buryjlie
affected animals deep, burn up allifts
feedboxei and water-troughs and Till
other places where the animal cold
possibly leave the germ of this .lisaijjjp,
disinfect thoroughly with one quirt
carbolic acid (crude form) to each buck
et of whitew.isu in all the stalls and
lot-. Th s 1 ordered done in Laurefta
county Respectfully,
J. N Cook, Veterinary Surgeon.
Seaboard Air Line \
Schedule in effect March 24th ’flo
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N’th N’rth Isotttb.'South
P.M. Pass. PasH&kP. M
AEt. &Ex .Stations. Ex. I|M AE
N<>B4N<>BB N0.411N0.45
AM |P M. \A. M./P. M
8 15 9 15 f.vAtlantitArli 0 201 Ldf l
842 948 “B’U ’nc’n“ *5 521 784
8 55 955 “ Tucker “ 5 40| <3 58
90010 06 “ Lilburn “ 580 048
9 1010 14“ tiloster “ 521 (5 8(1
92710 24 “Law’ville* 4 511 620
9 8810 85 “ -Dacula “ 5 (X) 0 14
94010 48 “ Auburn “ 452 005
10 00 10 54 “ Winder “ 441 553
10 15 11 08 “Sta4hn.ni “ 4 27 5 84
10 22 11 15 “ Bogart “ 420 520
10 41 11 28 “ Athens “ 408 SOX
10 68 11 47“ Hull “ 848 454
11 04 11 50 “'FiveF’ks* 1 889 445
11 14 18 07 “ Comer “ 338 484
11 24 12 18 •* Carlton “ 3 17 428
11 55 12 43 “Elberton 44 252 401
11 55 12 55 ‘ Midd‘ton“ 225 840
12 02 1 04 ‘Heard’mt“ 284 888
12 18 118 “Ca. Falls 14 217 820
12 24 1 83 “ Watts “ 202 818
12 45 200 “Abbeville 4 147 800
l 18 281 “Gteemv'd 4 109 284
147 800 “Cr’ssHill 44 12 41 207
2 00 309 “Mount v‘e 4 12 32 200
2 15 829 44 Clinton 44 12 18 140
8 84“ Dover ~12 09
4 05 ‘Whitmire,, II 89
4 2?0 “Carlisle „ 11 14
5 00 “ Chester ~ 10 48
547 “Catawba 44 10 08
0 10“Waxhaw“ 9 39
080 ArMonreLv 9 15
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P.M. A.M. I PMP.M.
Trains 88 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 Anltimore, Old Dominion for
New' York.
Trains 84 and 41 solid between
Atlanta and Columbia, with
through coaches for Charleston,
Tickets for sale to all points at
at company's office at any station
on line, or obtained upon applica
tion . Any other information can
be had upon application to any of
the undersigned.
T J Andkrson, John H Winds r
GP A. Port mouth, Gen M 4 g-
B A Nrwland, Div Pass Agt.
1 Atlanta, Ga.
II E Edwards, Agt. Comer. Ga.
NOTICE,
Georgia—Madison county:
Whereas T W Dean, J B Dean
and J C Tyner, administrator ofj J
M Dean, deo’d have applied to me
for letters of dismission from said
administration. This is thereto:* to
all persons concerned to be at my
nffiee on the first Monday iu Nov.
next to show why said letters should
not lie granted. This Aieiust stL>
1895, " G C Daniel, JOrd.
Scott>s
Carbo.digestive j
Compound.
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Positively the one Remedy foi
for the treatment if
Nervous Exhaustion
Simple and Aggravated forms oj
Dyspepsia id
Palpitation - ot - the- Heart
o
Does vour food s< oi ast**i ret
ing? Are you easily eciirus. and in.ti
excited? Do you got up ia the
morning tired ana un refreshed ,aud
with a bad taste in th#mouth.
Is theoe a dull, cloudy seusation
attended by disagreeable feelings
in the head and dyes!
Are you irritable and rrstless?
Does it distress you to lie cu
your left side.
Have you impaired memory,
dimness of vision, depression of
mind and gloomy forebodings.
♦ These symptons mean that yet.
are suffering from Dyspepsia and
Nervous Exhaustion. .
There is no remedy ex
tant that has done so much for
this class of troubles as
Scott‘s CarMipti,
M
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If your case has registed the uaun] moth
odief treatment we are particularly amx
iou* to have you give this compound a
trial,
We guarantee rcleif iu every case and
wtl! cheerfully refund vom- money should
the remedy fail to produce the most grat
ifying results.
Please remember that the appellation
Patent Medicine does not appl, to
Scott’s Carbo-Digestive
do' pound
It is a proscription put up by a leading
ph.vsiuian who has made stomach aDd
nenous troubles a specsilty for years,
We court investigation and earnestly
urge all physicians to write us tor the
formula of fcCOTT S CARBO-DItfESTIVK
COMPOUND, which we.will mail onappli
tion that they may satisfy themselves
of ita harmle s character and excellent
virtues.
Icott’s. Carbo-Digestive
compound
Is Xihe most- rewiavkaUls remedy that
science has produced. It haa sue
oeeded where olhar medicines hare
failed.
Sold by all druggists everywhere
SI.OO per oottle. Sent to anv ad
dresj in America on receipt of price.
Don’t forget thftt we cheerfully
refund your money if results are
not satisfactory. Order idirecl if
your druggist does not have it. Ad
dress all orders to
CONCORD CHEMICAL MANU
FACTURING 80.
Topeka, Kae.
Drink Royal Pale Beer, sold by ■
rp H Riddling, Comer, Ga,
Represents the net shrinkage in property value in the South and
West, according: to the tax returns officially recorded, for 1894,as com
pared with 1893.
A de.Uiv* contest]* to be fotuht between now and the next Presidential election for
GOINAGB^^-
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levies tiiimt*’ tot •■verv nrodne* of tin* lar.u, on vaiti.tiions of ali hinds anti on.all eton|a*nsa nets for labor.
~HE Ci 7c AT iSEUE UO'N ■* ln* ilonble sl.ivtar.l nouns: lb-ste-ht Standard—the u.eof Wuaoid tifd silver stand.iWl
in iky i.nslaU aj,...nst .see].in.; tin! currency ol > li • cmntrv on tin; -nil basis.
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BROAD ST., ATHENS, GA. —SAME OLD STAND.
geaiitiful Decorated Qhina
and Q rockery.
ALL GRADES AND RRTCES. SOLD IN SETS ORSINGLE PIECES.
Lamps in great variety and of all grades. Glassware in all pattern.
Our stock was never so large, so pretty and so complete.
Knives and Forks, Spoons, Castors, Tinware and Granite Ironware in
almost biidles* profusion and at all prices.
Housekeepers can find everything they need at our place. Prices
were never so low and goods so pretty.
J. H. HUGGINS & SON.
BROAD STREET - ATHENS, GA.
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