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THE 'MONITOR.
P-eßListftß Every Friday.
ONE DOLLAR A YEAR. '
Friday Oct 11th. 1895.
Hurry T. Mosbt.ey, .Editor.
Edw. F. McGowan. Ill's. Maxg.
RFFIUIAI. ORGAN Oi' MAD ISON" COP ST V .
I Bast Yet |
Two propositions that
will startle and
please you.
For tin* purpose of largdy in
ereasirig opr subscription lid for
the approaching campaign year,
we haver decided to make the fol
lowing propositions:
H e will send th* Monitor and
■Constitution to old or naw sub
scribers at #1.25 per year, Tiis
Con*traition is well known as the
greatest M.nlhem weakly, while
the Monitor i a fixture in Mudi-
Ron county. U has a patronage
that variants its ixitlenos,
Tiie Monitor and the Atlanta
Wcsklv Journal <jnu In? had for
• .o9—tile price of the Journal
or Monitor alone.
These are extraordinary propesi
lion*. b it we are able and willing
to mak? them.
Wring the money and • get tho
two pnpere at once.
OF MADISON COUNTY MUSI
CAL CONVENTION.
Mt. II kbmon Ciit Hcn, Madison
CoPnty, September 18th. 1895.
According to appointment, tfie
Mttdi.-on County Musical Conreu
tiou met with tho above named
church to-day :
Owing to light attendance, de
ferred oftfairi ration ’till the after
no in, and engaged iu tinging, lad
by ,1 VV lirown.
After recess of 1 hour, assem
bled at Ipm far organization,
Tho convention was called to or
der by tho president, who led in
the singing of one snag; prayer
by.l I Bay.
Tho chair appointed as a c nr.-
mittee on credentials, brethren
II F Mjrciar, S J Langford and J
B Streotman.
Tho committee made the follow
ing report:
From Lilburn—A M llix* *ud
Nellie Hay.
Providence—W V Feud ley, S ,1
CurtUdge, Misses May Mot 1 ay and
11 L Thornton.
Moons drove—t! F Sorrells,Miss
es Corn Moon and L iln Eberhart
Mt. Harmon—Hisses Minnie
Cart lodge and Lee Can pbell, J L
Thompson and C B lluff.
Mack's Clock—F B Rtreetman,
Jesses Lord, Misses Hattie and
Maggie Lord.
Bead constitution and enrolled
names as member* of tho conven
tion.
Went Into an election, by hub
lot, of officers for the ensue!ng
year, which resulted in the etudes
of J \V Brown, Pres,, H F Mer
eir, Vice Presdent; J 1 Ray, Sec
ratary; J B St rest man, assistant
secretary.
The to!lowing wore appointed
to arrange and report a program
for each day: .1 B Campbell, J L
Thompson, J A Saylors, 8 J Lang
lord and Y VV Brown.
Ruocss, 10 minute*.*
Hjcognfzed as visitors, C O Pitt-
Man and wife’of Jn-kson conn
tv. M isiobv V \V Brown, 0 O
Pittman, S j Langford and J B
t',uipbell, 16 minutes each. Miss
Les Campbell, organist,
ltceess 10 aiiuutes,
Ileasaembled: .music bv H F
Mercier and F L Langford, 10 ruin-,
utes each.
Ameaded 2nd Article ef Goueti-I
tut ion by creating tlio office oi i
chaplain, and elected Bro. J W!
Campbell to said office.
Fixed the hours of meeting at 9
a m and 1:80 p in and adjourn
at at 12 m and -Ipm.
Adjourned after sieging and
prayer bv chaf lain,
t Airanw, 9a. m, * \
' (\mvniioi. mil according to!
adjournment • Opeued ov eiagi.i • j
the cd old *>n ? , “Amazing!
(! race”. Prayer by Bro, J W
Campbell.
Read and confirmed mintes of
yesterday.
Ist lesson by the chair.
Sus )nd*d regular order, and
"eceived from Franklin comity,
fames M Nicholson, Prof. T 0
Hayes, A P N Underwood, L P
Sewell and E P Philips.
Received from Jackson county
as visitors, J it Carter and A C
Wilson, abo J A Parlen :ta corre
spondent from osefsln.
Music by If F Mercisr, S J Lang
ford and V W Brown 15 minutes
eah. Mis* La* Campbell, organ
ist.
After a short recess, music by
J B Campbell, Miss Cora Moon,
organist.
Music by A P N Underwood of
Franklin, 15 minutes, Mien Lae
Camp be 9, organist.
Musk: by C 0 Fitluian ©f Jack
son, followed by J M Nickolson
of Franklin, 15 minutes each, Miss
Cora Moon, organ is',
Recess hours for dimier.
Reassembled. Ist. lesson in
music bv Prof, Hayes of Franklin;
time not limited.
2nd lesion by Pi of, J L Moire,
of Walton, not limited. Prof
Conaway of the Athens music
bouse, organist.
To the dslight of the convention
| Profs. Moure and Conway sang
! that superb song, “Seeking the
Lost,”
Suspended the regular order and
appointed corresp. indents to sin
ter conventions, viz: Franklin
county at Liberty [fill, S I angford.
N \V Bro **a, K B St.roetman and
T L Crow. Jackson, at Cabin
creek on WJriduy before 4th Sunday
in July next—F Street man* J \V
n H J Langford, J A Saylors
and J 1 Kay,
lhin- s county, at. Nails creek, on
Friday before the 4th Sunday in
Soht—T L Crow.
Appoin k 1 Blank> creek ehin'oh
ms the place and Friday before tlie
-Brd Sunday in Said. 1890, as the
time for the next session of this
body.
Reco.ss of 10 minutes.
Reassembled; music by F 1 B
Streetman and J Q Carter, 10
minute* each; Miss Lee Campbell
organist.
Music by A C Wilson and U L
Wilder, 15 minutes each; Miss
Cora Moon, organist.
Resolved, Ist, Tha t we do all w e
can to raise the standard of music
higher, until parents, children,
neighbors and friends may bo able
to sing praise* to him who inhabi
ted sternity.
Resolved 2nd, That the thanks
of this convention be extended to
tbU church and community foi
kindness shown us during cur stay
with them. Adopted.
Road and approved minute* of
to-day, and ordered the secretary
to furnish the editors id our excel
lust county paper, The Monitor
with the proceedings, willi a re
quest that they be published.
Empowered tlie Secretary to
append Sunday's exercises to the
procod ing proceed i iign.
I.i-tsned to sum* fins music
bv^ Prof. Moer*and Conaway.
Adjourned after prayer by Bro.
Conaway, to meet to-morrow
morning at 9 o’clock,
Sunday, 9 a. m.
Convention met pursuant to ad
journment. Opined with prayer
led by Bro. J II Mend ley.
Mndeai exeroisea conducted by
H F Merrier, 5 minutes; J Q Car
ter. 6 minute*; J M Niokols n or
ganist. R Langford 15 minutes,
Mias Lee Campbell, organist. E
E Stone 15 muuttos, Miss Cora
Moon, organist..
R**ee*B, Rl minutes,
R~as *,nbl*d, ono tune by Trof
Hujos. Music lod brV IV Brown
15 minutes; Prof. Moore and H
O McDonald oF Rank* county,
time until not limited; Prof.
Conaway organist.
Brofs. Mooro and Conawav again i
entertained the large eon (freer a tion
wit!, some of tlm myeetfst music!
that ever entyred the ears of mor-l
tul. In conclusion Bre. Conawav I
sung and p nved that solomu so>ta :
“Arc You Ready.”
R cess of one hour for diunar.
iv assenibted, Ist le<m by Bro.
L Smith o Jaek-*n, 15 minutes,
follow and by Prof. Hayes and
i® oor . l>rn. in oouDootioi)
! with liis music lesson, made a few
very point" 1 aiuf practical remark*
relative to the aim* and objects of
Hinging conventions; closed tv
singing “Wandering child, come
11 >lll4 " and “3(v-ingth* T.ost,”
t’enaway as organist
l rot. t ouuwav played and sung
loe. that boautifnf, yet *triking
•ong, “Beautif il Beckoning Hands
The programme being exhausted
,u h .**.:<*. nearly, join
ed Hie president lti aiagiug, ■ vYho!
Siuii be able tc Staud ’ J
Adjourned after prayer led byl
ißro. Hsudloy.
J. W. Brown, Pres.
jJ. I. Rat, Secretary.
* 5 .&?zSr
Cotton States j
AND INTERNATIONAL EXPOSITION
ATI. A NT*, OA.
via the I
S A LI
VESTIhULED LIMITED TRAINS
UPON W ill n NO EXTRA
FAKE IS CHARGED. I
Leave Washington, D C daily at
8;49 p in upon arrival of the “Con
gressional LiihUedk frop New York
and reach Atlanta at 4:09 p m tne
ac-xi day..
A second trait, with tbrnnizh■
sleeping cm* from New York-ju^s
et Aliauia 5:29 u m the next day," ]
Both trains leave from -the Parin'
sylvimia railroad statlou ami land
pasienger* in tho I Union Depot at
Atlanta -as near tbo expositior,
grounds' as through passengers via
any line are lauded ~
At Portsmouth and Norfolk, Ya.
lbs Seaboaril Air Line ks oilier
cunriections equally as iuiponaut as
those at Washington , mrinoly: from
New York and Phiiadc-lpliia, the
Capo Charles rouie; from Baltimore
the :Bay I ine stearners, from Wash
irigtoi., the Norfolk-aud Washing
ton stuvunerp, from New Y’ork, the
Old Pominioii MienfmchtpS, and from
Boston and Ptovidencc, rtie Mer
chants, and Miners’ steamships.
Close coniiectiou is made at the
spanner Hides wi'li through trains A
Pullman Drawing-Itoom, Buffet
Sleeping cars operated through from
Portsmouth to A-Vlanta without
change. Each of these routes takes
the passenger by Old Point Comfort
and through Hampton Road*.
EQUIPMENT .
TlieDe trains arceomposOd of r thc
handsomest Pullman Diawiug Room
Buffet Sleeping cars and day coach
es, The 8:40 p m train (‘Atlanta
special ’) is yestibuled fiom end to
end ami is operated solid from
Wi’ihingtou to Atlanta without
change.
rates;
BxfiuiMon licked* will be sold to"
At.htita nnd return, via tlio
Air Line as follows:
On Tues leys and Thmsday*,
Sept. 17th to D*c. 54th, inclusive at
sl4 from Washington and $12.60
from Portsmouth nd Norfolk, lim
ited to 10 day* from date of sale-
Daily Sept. 16th to nee. 15th.
inclusive, at sl9 25 from Washing
ton and *17,85 from Portsmouth and
Norfolk, limited to 20 days from
date of sale: and at $26,25 from
Washington and 423,65 Irons Ports
mouth and Norfolk, good uutil Jan
7th 1896-
Ask for tickets via the SAL.
PiiMinab sleeping car reservations
will b* made and fnittier invormation
furnished upon application to any
•gent of the SAL, or to the under
signed .
II W R Glover, T J Anderson,
Traffic Mang. Geti, Pass Agt.
E. St. John, Vice Press.
AWE you coming to the Expo
sition? If so, st op at the Lead
ing Hotel, where accommodations
are to Ik* had for 1,000 guests per
day. The only first-class Hotel in
the City charging ouiy $2.00 per
day.
The Victria Hop
J. W.'viOMJOKE;
Nos. 3c) 82-34 South Pryor Sf >et
Half Block from Car Sfeedf.-f-T
Atlanta, Ga*
-Burglar proof safe for v shinties
Cars pass the door every live rlin
ntoa for the exposition growidß.
Everything firsl-duss. Tln-.|jest
her! a in the city. The best -
in the city. Telegraph or -JonH
ahead for accommodations, TtflP
member wo will treat you right,
and charge you only $2.00 per day
for board and lodging. i-ortere
at all trains,
The Greatest Attraction at the
Exposition is the Wonder
ful Cycloraaia,
Battle of
Gettysburg
Located just in front of mm en
trance on 14th street and Pied
moitt avenue. Don’t miss it*
*■ Tom* bjcjt ..%
& rcu :vr l\' . om era:, r—o; num
!■ J '*MS*vnU .rr
_ BKharj irox Kirrxit*.
* etH are year d4 0m
• N_
j - •
WITH THE
- -I*''. MiwßßaCw^gaL'-'l*-.", -p •• •- * , v -„ -
. v ’
Largest and b est Selected.
i .. .. . . *
STOCK OF
I <3*eat Walues for This "W r eek:
Get Ready for the Exposition.
.DRESS GOODS.
Specialties Fob Tnifc Weik.
- - -
Dre** patterns, Camel’s Hair
suiting, SI.OO, woith double.
150 Suit* Soolcti ui)ing, pure
W’ool, t 1.50 worth 2.50,
5 * pieces Serges and Fancy suit
ing*, $1.25, worth $2,50.
25 piece* pare woe! iand silk and
woel mixtures, $1.75 per pattern,
actual value #3.59.
25 piece* Covert mixtures, pure
wool $2.75 pattern. Value doube.
25 |.ieoßs all wool Henriettas,#l.so
pattern, worth $3.00.
15 piece* Scotch Plaids, worth 60c
—this week s price 35c.
Phis lot of Drees Good* are truly
the best v.lines ever offered to tha
trade of Athene,
NOVELTY DRESS GOODS,
New weaves in Rough effe;
Beuolay French Curie*.
Camel* Ilair muting*.
Corded and Basket weaves. Crape
Effeots, Motiair seigeg. Figured Mo
ha r. and SHhllians, black and color
ed Briilianieeii,
A GREAT LINE OF
Black Good*,
_ Ewg'isi, and French serges, Hen- I
riettas, Fancy Weaves and Rough
Effect,
Special values offered for this
week, •
SILKS.
Black and Coloued.
For waists, ukirts aucl dresses. I
Freueh Flannels and Eiderdowns
for children's and Ladies Jackets
and Wrappea.
m
m
Clayton; Washington and Jackson s.
SPECIAL COTTON GOODS
Sale for this Week.
100 Dress patterns Outing cloths
89c. worth double.
100 Patterns fine Ginghams 49c
worth $ l 00.
10c for French Ratteens.
10c for Cashmere Ombre, worth
20 cents.
for Scotch Plaid Outing
worth 15 cents.
10c for Flceed Black suiting,s
worth 15 cents.
10c for Crape cloth, worth 15c.
6|c for 4 4 bleaching, worth 84c.
5c for Sea Island, worth Bc.
10c for heavy Canton Flannel
worth 15c. • _
New lot Percales, dark grounds.
New table Linene. New Towels*
New Fringed Linen Cloths at
peeial bargains. .Ask to see them.
New Rugs.
New Lace Curtain*.
New shades. New draperies.
15c for F.gured Swiss, worth 250
HOSIERY.
Fast black silk fi iish for Ladies
Children and Inen, 10c. 15c. 25c
35c and 60c,
HANDKERIIIE fs .
J3OO Ilemstiched Initial 50. good
15c value.
1009 pure Linen 10c. good 25c
value.
Nont Bordered, good, 5c Bc.-
tOe 15c a’nci 25c.
Embroidered bandkerchio 1 oc.
16c. 25c. 350. stc. and 7oc,
KID GLOVE.
We have juat received a large
import order of the famous Mag*
gio&i-Frenccsco real Italian Kid;
-best glove in the world.
Every pair guaranteed to give
perfect satisfaction or money re
turned. Prices $1.25, $1,50, $2.00
New veiling*.
New Belts and Buckles,
Now Pine and Ornaments,
UNDERWEAR for fall and
winter now ready.
NEVV WRAPS in all the new
cuts, short, medium and long,from
76c to §35.00 each, ''elect early,
100 Wool Reefers for school
wear. as a special.
MILLINERY.
Miss Powell has returned, after
two month s stay in New York,
studying the styles and selecting
stsok for the fall trade,
NEW SAILORS, full line in
stock -•
Butterick’s patterns ar.d publi
cations.
October Delineator now ready.
New fasl ion sheets free. Ask
for one.
EMBROIDERY" SALE.
Our MR. DAVISON while in
New York bought from manufac
turers’ agents a large lot tf flam
burg and Swiss Edgings, which we
will plaee on saki Monday at
HALF VALUE.
UMBRELLA SALE.
Now is the tame to buy school
Umbrellas,
50c for Silk Umbrellas worth
tioujdk.