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Cotton factors.
Wa do not buy Cotton or
speculate in it.
Wa represent our customers in
teresl? entirely, at a reasonable
charge.
Best prices and good weights
guaranteed- Liberal advances
made on cottoD stored.
PHINIZY <fc GRIFFETH.
Athens Ga.
Id flapigs.
Items of Interest to ‘‘Free
State” People—Our
Sick, Visitors, Etc,
Miss Leila Kellurn is visiting
relatives in lioyston.
The little child of Col. and Mrs
J F L Bond is siek with scarlitina.
Last Saturday was pay day for
the teachers and commiss’er White
was kept very busy handing out
the lic-tle cash.
If you owe me a note or aect.
that is not paid by Dec. Ist. I
am going to give you trouble and
aheap of it. No exceptions—l
mean you. J T Baker, Comer.
All yon back sliders indebted to
me that I have carried over from
time to time. lam going to give
you trouble this fall sure, if you
don’t pay me.
L E Greene.
r lhe Monitor Wits a little late
last wee*. Our junior was in At
lanta taking in the Exposition.
- ’Nuff sed.
Read' the legl advertisements
in this issue,and govern yourselves
accordingly.
Capt.JM Kidd went over to
Fair Play, S C last week £0 see ins
son Charlie. Miss Rossie Kidd ac
companied him and will spend
sometime with her brother.
J T .Gbolston and L E Greens,
Wer??SrXtlantaTast week.
*J R Eohole was in Atlanta last
week, taking in the big exposition
and other attractions.
M M Gbolston who is, attending
the .North-Georgia Agricultural Col
iege, preparatory to entering West
Point, wae at home recuperating
from a dangeious surgical operation
T W Long has mov e i into the
Porterfield House oh the corn
er, to make room for Prof. Alkie
ron, who will soon more his family
here.
W D Graham of Ilarriaon dig
♦r>of, was found in a dying condi ion
in an old out houan on his brother
Frank Grahau’a place near Moons
Ferry, on last Friday, and when ques
tioned gave no intimation of the
cause, but stated that he bad come
there to die. He had been missing
for several days, bmJt wag thought
that he bad'gone toms brother’s in
in some of the Bounties. He was
given the proper attention, but on
account of having been without at
tention so long, he diep on Sunday,
night. His death is very sad.
Don’t buy big talk and
a cheap instrument.but do
■ihe sensible thing and buy
Pianos, Organs, sewing
Machines, etc., at
Conaway’s Music House,
Athens.
Bring us your chickens, eggs,
and butter —we will pay you a fan
cy price. J. T. Baiter & Cos.
£ . Comer, Ga:
COFFINS AND CASKETS.
Persons at a distance can rely
on being suited in coffins and Cas
kets at Danielsviiie. Stock is
E'never short- I have them from
• the home made up. Term cash or
credit to responsible parties.
A. S. JOHNSON.
$ FORKS.
■Mr ILiley Mann, one of the
county’s farmers who lives at home,
vasin towu last .Wednesday.
. Prof. M M Gholston of Delon
ga came down on the train Inst
Tuesday night 1 very sick. His
bre her Tom was with him and
carried him home that night.
Jack Brown a very popul* *
young man of Hull, was in town
last Wednesday. Come again
•If ck.
The Winfrey land was very well
sold last Tuesday. The legatees
all were satisfied with the sales.
R J Sorrells the new Deputy
Sheriff knows how to make prop
erty bring its worth. All who
1 ave property to sell at'puMii
sales wouljj do well tocall,on Uu
oje Jack.
Apple wagons continue to pass.
Wyat H Bullock an other one of
our s lid men, was in town this
week.
Mr. Estes tha section boss here,
ltad to go above Athens last T u'*s
day to fix up some track there.
W H Downer of Maxies, brother
of Mrs. Tom Erwin, died the 80
of Oct,
0 W Bray nnd lady was visi
ting T J Burroughs and wife las.t
Saturday night,
R L Eberhart has purchased a
lot of land from Miss Jane Eber
hrt and will commence to build
right away,
One car load of seed shipped to
AtUnta last week by Hitchcock A
Burrouhs.
Mr. Pittman and llr. Meadors
went to Athens last Tuesday.
W T Smith formerly of this
placs, now of Elbarton, came Jover
last Sattrday morning fora few
days.
Lee Eberhart is laying the tim
ber down to commence his build
ing in a day or two.
No preselling here on Sunday.
Rev. EUoitleft his eon very sick
Saturday morning end went home
Saturday evening and did not come
back Sui day. luppose the in
clemency of the weather was tke
can se.
Clever Charlie Bullock of Hull,
passed through 5 Forks on his
wheel morning.
ILA NEWS.
Miss Madte Sailors is very low
with Typhoid-Malaria. Her life is
new uncertain.
My. Lee liice left Sunday the
10th,. for the exposition, where he
will remain for several days.
Miss Evie Sorrell and G B Bird,
visited Athens last week.
We are sorry to learn of the ill
ness oi Mr. L E Brooks,
Several from Ila attended the
singing at Pj ovider.ee Sunday P, M,
We learn that Mr.J
take charge of the school st Hull
for next year.
If any one wants to swap for a fine
youn? mule name “Beck” call on
Dr. G W Westbrooks.
Rev. Barrett of Jackson visited
friends in Ila Sunday.
Messrs Walter and Wylie Free
man of Ft. Lamar passed through
Ila Tuesday.
M s,TJ Burroughs and Mrs. II
F Mercier. visited their Aunt, Mrs.
JaneAngland ol Banks lsat. week.
The Pastor ’ of Wesl 'y Chapel
church visited Mr. and Mr, J C
Cambell Saturday night.
Miss Fannie Nash of Jackson,
is visiting the family T J Chandler
sliis week.
Clever Mr Harper of Athens was
in Ila last Friday,
Notice to Deb toes and Creditors
Georgia— Midison county:
All persons having demand
against the estate of John W
Piltmau late of Madison county
deceased, are herebv notified to
render in their demands to the
undersigned according to law and
all persons indebted to said estate
are required to make immediate
payment. This 7th dav Oct 1895.
G. H, O’Kelly,
Adm. of John M Pittman, dec’d.
R. P. Sorrels
PHYSiCIRN AND SURGEON
Danielevillc, Ga.
Calls answered and prescription
filled at all hoars.
Diseases of woman andj children
a specialty.
Man f Peraooi a broken
Area frora overwork or booMkoU erne.
Brown’s Iron Bitten grinMi the
rjftejn, rtdr lUMdor. naora owa o M bib
•nd om DblnriK. eat the eenniaw
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AH! JK>u coming to the Expo,
ing Hotel, where accommodations
are to.b* had for 1.000 guests per
day. Thaouly first-class Hotel in
the Citfcharging only s2.<X> per
day.
The Victria Hotel
•J. W. GOI.UCKE. Maxaukk.
Nos. Soutk Pryor Str, j
Hall Block from Car Shed.
Atlanta, Ga.
Burglar proof sale f ?r valuable*
Cars pass the doer every five min
utes for the exposition grounds.
Everything first-class. The best
beds in tJiu city. The best table
i the city. Telegraph or write
ahead for accommodations. ’ Re
member we well treat you right,
and charge you only $2.00 per day
for beard and lodging. Porters
at all train*,
The Greatest ■ Attraction at the
Expositierf is the Wonder
ful Cyclorama,
Battle of
Gettysburg
Leoated just i* front of mam cu
trance oa 14th street and Pied
meat avenue. Dou’t miss it.
Professional.
Geo, C Thomas,
. Attorney,
Athens, Ga
JOHN E. GORDON,
Attorney at Law.
DAMEi.svir.LK, Ga
Will practice wherever desired,
yrompt atteution given to 11 bus
iness entrustep to his care. Office
north of courthouse.
BERRY T. MOSELEY,
Attorney-at-Law,
DanieLsville, Ga.
Offioe on cerner, west of Court
House, opposite Masonic corner.
Will practice in all the courts.
Business promptly executed.
DAVID W MEADOW,
Attorney at Law.
D*nielsville, Ga
Ofioe ort corner, west of Court
Hones, opposite Masonic Corner.
Will practice in all the courts. All
businssepromptly exeented.
Jno. J. Strickland.
Attorney.
Athens Ga
J. I. GRIFFITH
PHTSICIAN AND SURGEON
Daniklstille. Ga.
Office south of Court House.
Calls answered and prescriptions
filled promptly.
if ii i.lby /,
tnStli-wo irouiitwl attn nervcnxn<*>.
ft<o care or ovvrwo* k -HI it*- reili'vert lr •-j'-r,
Bnnvn'ii iron HiUri, a**,,!,*
ißflPlpulc TJtirh ihH rroto#red It nr..**
If you feel weal*
and all worn out take
BROWS IRON BITTERS
Mark Dow n
SALE.
•
m' This week at
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DAVISON Sc, XeO*WJES
Dress Goods, Silks, Black goods, Wraps
Underwear
j|ouse purnishing Qoods
Domestic
One ease Calico remnants 2sts.
One case goed Outings, 41 cents
w’th t cents, .
•
0e case eettou flaunel 41 eeuU
worth 7 cents.
One case geo<l Mse Ginghams. oc
worth 10c.
Oao ease yard wide Bleaehiug
8 4s. to. So kind.
Ono ease wool Jeans 15*. the
250 kind.
t Oue case eitra heavy Jeans 25c
ho 40e kind,
DRESS GOODS.
SPECIALS
25 pes Flannel suitings lj yards
widfc, 26c. Gwd 40c value,
30 pcs wool Tricot suitings. 81.2
Dress Pattern, worth 12,00.
25 peg Scotch mixtures, all w 00l
Can t be matched at 25e.
31 pos Mohair stripes, 81.00 dress
pattern, worth double.
15 pcs Habit Cloth, strietly weel
IJ yds wide. 48c. eede worth 65c.
25 pee all wool Henriettas 25e,
Sells everwbere at 40c.
81 pcs weel Serge 26e wertb- 45e.
WE ARK SHOWING
All the new things in Beuolays
Mobsirs, Siuiliian Scsuh and Eng
lish Suitings. 'FA c y silk mixtures,
and Craped effect in black and col
ors.
SPKCI4L WRAP SAI/E.
THIS ..
Ws are skewing tke greatest
stook of Stylish Wraps ever brought
to Athens. y
Capos and Jackets fer Ladies
Misses and children, at a saving of
25c en every deliar you buy in our*
clothing department. 0
davi SON Sc, lows
AND
We are
Showing
The largest line of Wool and Cot
ton Undstwear for Ladies, Misses
and (toys ever brought to Athens,
We have thfiw In light, medium
•nd heavy weights at 26 p, r eea
less than any konst in Athens can
■*ll tk .in.
SPECIALS IN
Homx EVKXisama neons.
for Mattings worth tfi.oß.
86.60 for Matting, worth 88.60,
50e for Daurask table covers,
werth 81.00
JUST RECEIVED
A bow liue Damask curisius and
table cbvers,
606 Nsw Rugs in Moqust Smyr*
na and Tapsstry 60c to 815 eaek.
NEW THiI&QS
In Belts, Belt Buckles,
Hair Ornaments.
Purees and Shspping Bags,
Featbsr Stiched and Novelty
Braids.
New Buttons and Dross Trim
mings.
hosiery spieuls.
5 W>f ®°y* xtra heavy sohool
hoso. 16e; actual value 265.
kWiSaafeSr* “ ,i *
26# for 40 gago stocking; beet
value ever offered,
26c for men’s seeks; eaa’t be
matched at 40c.
Hosiery, fast black; se, 10s, 16
sc, B*>c, 60 j, an and 76e.
Athens. Ga.
Kid gloves,
TT • J *
Iv iff
Wo afs agents for ths
Goaßino JOUVIN GLOVES,
I'lll (MAGGOJUfI,
FR ANCESCO, real Kalian fed,
the best on earth.
Every pair guaranteed to give
satisfaction or money refunded.
Path bus! Pattimsl
Wo are agents for
ButUriok’e Patters and
, Publications.
You eau always find wl ai yon
want at Davison 6 Lowe’s.
Shbeoibhy Bm.es,
Fnll line File and other Silks
for Fancy Work.
Da via * Lows’a
la considered head quart ••
a.l the late up-to-date * r\ f o ed*
bpcoialties.
MillinerY
New and stylish Sailers and
Walkiag Hata.
New and stylish thing in Draas
Hsta, Mearning Bonnots,whits aad
® ,#n • Dinawsals and
Bueklss, Steel and Jet Ornaments.
. *{Mythi*if new and np-to data
m this department*
• ®*** ‘“■■•d en abort notice.
Satisfaction guaranteed.