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J 11 Cwf off
—Dealer in—
Drv Goods, Groceries and Giber- j
• 1 Merchandise. Wagon yard ae- I
comuiodatinns trot* for nil at pres
ent. v. ill furnish bods at. 10c
per head. M©als reasonable. Also
runs a first Ha* hl.cksmith and
repair aliop. Good horse shoeins
a specialty.
I am running a beaf market
ami will the highest price far eat
tie sheep or goats.
H miles from Athens on Daniels
ville ron<l.
kill Hapip
Items of Interest to ‘ Free
State” People—Our
Sick, Visitors, Etc.
Bailiff J/W Boroughs came down
Tuesday.
.fames O Daniel was in Hartwell
last Sundny.
Mrs. Detsey Mendowis quite fee
ble at t his willing.
Col. R H Kinnebrew was in the
classic city Inst Snturdny.
Dr. G W Westkrooks c.f Iln,
was in town Tuesday.
Miss Maria Kidd visited relatives
in Hartwell the first of ihc week.
Miss Blanche W'ebhof M.-iy.-villo,
is visiting Miss Mattie Mattox.
Sheriff Brook* in able to attend
to (he duties of hid office again.
"■ e would ho pleased to hear
ftom all cur <orn*s| oiidentu again.
Wo hope they are all alive.
To-morrow is court day here,
and considerable business i on
the docket forattentioa.
Only twelve days until Christ—
mas nod the small hoy with Ins
horn and lire erackors will ho in
hi glory,
Or J Satn Daniel with I’rof.
Denny, of Horner, was visiting the
formers parents hers the first of the
week.
Mfs. DW Meadow and children,
who have been in Atlanta for the
past two weeks, have returned
home.
A negro woman by the name
of Lizzie Curry, died here on last
Friday, from a relapse of fever.
W S Sanders was in Atlanta
this week,viewing the sights at
the exposition. llis little broth
er and sister accompanied him,
Senator N (1 Long of Elhorton,
visited Hamster, Mrs. B White,
hero this week. The I)r. has made
a splendid Senator, and Madison
county is proud of him.
Hue David \V Meadow is at
home now, the legislature having
adjourned on last Wednesday
night. Mr. Meadow made Madison
county a good represent alive, and
his opinions were much sought af
ter by liis brother legislators.
W A Sims, wo understand, will
move to Pogart on the (S C & N
railroad. We do not see why Mr.
Sims desires to leave ol*l Madison,
as she is the best, county ffh the
face of the earth.
The Monitor extends itj sym
pathy to tl*e Messrs Holder, ed
itor? of the Jackson Herald, in
the death of thtir*f a liter, who died
last week. He Ipyl reached the
rip a old aye of eighty-two.
JSo Change of advertisement of
that old isliable firm, M. Myers &
Cos , Athens, Ga., in this issue. They
are in it to plea e, and certainly
can please you if yon give them a
chance. They are at their same oid
C’o!l*g avenue, between Clayton
and Hr, ad olivets.
I' ll Kotor, C*m*r, Gi., wil*
*' i y m ttho. * *nd hat* t cos'.
tOM lNb AND CA^Kr/IS.
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Persons u a distance can rely
on being suited in cotlins ami Cas
kets at Danielsville. Stock is
- never sb<rl. 1 have them from
the home nude up. Term cash or
ei'cdit to responsible parties.
A. S; JOHNSON.
in J urtioTTff Tffaro'tOif im m
X.NB HOW Aey CAN HE SAFELY DE
STROY Kl>.
The following article compiled by Dr.
< oerj/o F. Payno, state chemist, and
published in the last fertilizer hulletiu,
rh nM iiavo a wide circulation, and to
cmefuily lead, by all the fanners in the
state.
They maybe divide;! into two divis
ions or classes according to t'u<-ir tnan-
IK'l'<f feedieg.
1 lilting ■.!' chew !!:• Ojif.J'ts iucl.u.e
i'll Ihi M. perfe. t -r i ;ap. rfeet form
vvbic’i bite :om i-mimim© sutetaucc:
spoil which they food.
-■ Backing or piercing insects inclu '.<•
all of timse perfect or imperfect forms
which pierce their food substances with
a Leak and suck out tho sapor juic:i
from beneath the Kin-face.
Insects that belong to th'fe first divis
ion and like tho potato hop-, eat the
leaves, may be easily destroyed by Palis
green .or Loudon purple applied to the
food substance either in a powder or a
liquid. If on the other hand like squash
bugs, plant lice,valid other insects bo
longing -to the -second division, they
suck the nap from the plant causing it
to wither and die, poison will have lit
tle effect on them because wo cannot
apply it to the inside of the plant where
they get their food. Most of this class
of insects may, however, be easily de
stroyed with remedies like Insect Pow
doror Hellebore. These powders kill
by contract w(Jr-n applied to the insects
themselves, "nob insects have breath
ing holes distributed oVer their bodies.
It is usually claimed Unit powdered
substances should be applied in the
morning when the plants are wet with
dew; while this may have its advanta
ges it is not alwayr necessary, as it may
in most cases bo applied at any time in
the day, hut never when the wind is
blowing lvtu'd.
In usii-g Paris green or Lonflon pnr
plo, or Hellebore, the following rules
rhobbl bo observed: -
The poison should be kept in a safe
place, and plainly labelled “poison.”
l)o net distribute the poison with the
hands.
Always keep to the windward side of
the ])liiuts or tiros when applying the
powder or liquid.
Do not use theiu upon leaves or fruits
that are soon to bo often. Give t’ne
rains it chance to wash it. off.
hover apply it to fruit trees when in
bloom, as the poison will kill the bees
R ) necessary to the formation of the per
fect fruit.
Paris gteoti and London purple may
bo diluted with a cheap quality of wheat
hour, which is probably the best sub
stance for tho purpose on account of its
adhering to the pluv.ts anil being more
readily eaten than other substances.
Land plaster is also recommended, ora
mixture of lmlf and half, f>() p- minis
each of flour and plaster to 1 pound of
poison is about .tho projgirtion when
used in n dry form otopfuto plants,
fruit trees, etc. To usWii u small way
mix About h "oiioo poisou with one quart
of lltau’ or plaster. It can be applied to
great nilvuutuge by -the use of a powder
gnu.
When used with water tho following
proportions nro recommended :
For potatoes, one pound poison (Puris
green or London purple) to 100 gallons
Of water.
For apple trees, one pound poisou to
150 gallons of water.
For pear. plum, and cherry one pound
pei-vit to 200 gallons if water.
Fit-peach, one pound poison to R(X)
gallons of water.
Tho Paris green or L-nidon puiple
.-.hould be mixed into.a smooth paste be
fore adding the water. The mixta'
must ho applied in a flue spray so as n it
to deluge tho roliu-jc, and should be well
stirred while beiii|f Osod.
Wlii! - hellebon- is a vegetable sub
stance which -will kill certain insects
Is til by p .is niiug and emit >-t. and is
usedwui-ucssfully .igaiustottrrant worms,
rase ftuil co -iTy slu -s. (is priuoipaj
value, however, is that c.f destroying
cm rant \vi nns.
To use whale oil s t-p. flisx dve one
half a p mud of soap in about one quart,
of water, then add frm four to five gal
lons of cold water, and apply every oth
er day with garden syringe <>v an ordi
nary watering pot.
Foi-tbo trunks and branches of trees
use thicker end apply with a brush.
KKKOgKXK KMl’l.sioX II DKSXROYIXO
PLI.M LICK, (A.-tIiDKS. )
Kerosene Oil y gallons.
Water. 1 ••
Amp (whale eil pn-ferred).,.. % pound.
I'issolve tiio soap in the wafer by
boiling. Take fivui the live, add the
kerosene and churn rapidly with a
t ree pump, or st-r and whip a paddle
or old br.Kiiu until enudsion ie complete.
One gallon of this emulsion to S.> gal
lons of water and mixed wo.I will kill
most plant lire. K.u- baric lie© use 1
gallon of th'o emulsion to gallon* of
water.
For peaehtrees during the dormant
season the solution, if reiTssary. can be
used ;is strong as 1 gajl.m of emulsion
te h gallons of water.
For hardy rose bnslies. t gallon of
emulsion to 10 gall -ns of water will be
safe.
Instead of using wkn'.e oil soup and
water in making the emulsion, s> iu
milk can bo used : f'.Vsie '.
KeiVM'eeOil.. " gallons
Sour Milk 1 gallon.
Make euiu|siim as iUv-rib-.l übova.
and use tin- emulsion when li.d.-'icn,
with the same amounts of w.as t'
uuido w.*b ike -e of s- oiv
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Schedule in Effc-.-HSept. 29th 1895
South Bound North Bound
Audi No 4o P JKa 84fN o 38
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Daily Daily.! tDailv Daily.
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A M P M " A M P M
620 7 45 i,vAtlanliur 8 15, g 45.
540 7 02“ Tucker “ 865 9
f> 8(1 050 !*• Li 1 burn 9(10 9 gfi
' 6 2 1 , G 40i“ Glostdr “ 916 9 4(5
5 11; 6 28;“Law’vilIe“j 927 957
5 00; fi 16;' ‘ Dnculft 9 8840 08
4 52 6 08|“ Auburn “j Q 46 10 18
4 41! 5 50;“ Winder “ 10 00 lo 29
4 27 5 87i“Stathaiu“;10 15 10 42
4 20 5 29“ Bogart“4o 22 1050
4 03 5 10“ Athens “jlO 41 11 07
348 4 54“ Hull “10 53 11 18
8 39i 4 45j“ PiveF ’ks‘B 11 04 11 27
8 28 4 84;“ Comer l 14 11 88
3 17! 4 23;“ Carlton “fl j 24 11 49
8084 14 Oglesby 111 31 11 59
2 52 3 50 “Elbert<ni“ 12 15
2 40: 3 40‘ iMidd‘ton‘“&s7l2 27
2 80. 8 88‘H*wrd’mt‘fe}6l2 80
2 10 3 20 “Cu Kails-17 12 50
1 85 8-4X> : “Abb<A’ilflr*s 1 2§
1 04 ‘2 84 l “omemv.‘iaiy|4 0-1
!2 :;• 2 “7 ' Cl--. lfill‘\ feij 2 82
12 os, 1 40?“ Clinton .2 59
1184 ’Whitmire,., p 85
I I (>9 |“Carl isle f 8 56
In 3H “ Chester .. . /~'H 80
9 87i j “ Waxhaw ■‘|' ‘ 540
915 Ai-Monr-ebvj *' I6 00
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No 48 b No 36
Passe 11’r Elborton ! Pass
ami Ex and Ex.
Daily Accommodation! DgAiy
except b except
Sunday. _ Sunday
A M . | p M
900 Ar Atlanta Lv 4 00'
8 02 Tucker 5 37
7 50 hilburn 5 52
7 40 Glop ter 6 04
728 Lawrenc&ville 028
7 07 Auburn 6 49
0 64 Winder 7 04 ‘
6 16 Athens 7 45
6 69 Hull 7 68
649 Five Folks 808
5 37 Comer 8 18
5 25 Carlton 8 28
615 Oglesby £BS
600 Lv llberton Ar 850
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 Now York, and nil points
North and East. At Norfolk wif h
steamers for Washington. Bay Lino
for Aaltimofe, Old Dominion for
New York.
Trains 84jind 41 solid betwoen
Atlanta and Columbia, with
through conchos for Charleston.
Tickets for sale to all points at
the company's office at any station
on line, or obtained upon applica
tion. Any other information can
bo had upon application to any 0
tho undersigned.
T .1 Anderson, John H Win-
GP A. Portmouth, Gen, M’g
H A Newlano, Div Pass Ajft,
II E E-hvards, Agfc. Comer, Ga.
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This week at 3
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DAVION
'■■ ■ ’ - , /v.
Dress Goods, Silks, Black Good*, Wrltp*
Underwear,
......AND
Oouse Finnishing Qoods
Dress Goods
SPECIAL REDUCTION SALE.
This wek o cbtap, medium
n4 fine Drei9 Goods.
We placed large ordsrs early
i the Beiuon,befo'e the ad -ance,:
and can save sar customers 26 per ,
cent over lots purchases.
31 pieces yard-wide Suitings!
16c, worth 25c.
58 pieces yard-wide Snidngs
■ IBe, worth 35'.
25c for wool Henriettas) worth
85o;
2H t'.u- wo)l Ssrgbs, worth 40c.
89c fo. wool Sergos, 48 in. wiie>
T\96c for fine B nclay. worth
75c for ftmoy Mixtures, worth
11.25.
75 fine Suit Patterns at reduced
price.
BLACK G OODS .
850 pieees plain and fancy, at
marked down prices.
This week will bs the time tc
buy Dress Goods,
COTTON GOODS.
1° cases cheice th.ngs just re
ceived en sale this week.
50 pieces Outing only 50,
100 pieces Scotch Plaid Outiiuv
and I.2*e yd.
150‘preces Printed Serge*, fleeced
bact, ■ pretty paterns, just th
(liinj for dresses and wrappers’
real vrlue 12 £c; Our pric- 1 9c.
100 pieces French Bs(teens, 15c
aad 20e quality; Our price 10c.
4 Jo for Prints, worth 6c.
sc. for Canton Flannel, worth 8c
iOc for Canton Flannel, worth
; , 5c for Sea Island, worth Bc.
45 1-2 for Good Bleaching, worth
<Bc .' *
*', ’SPECIAL LOW PRICES
O’ housekeeiver’a Cotton and Lin
tons this week. Sheetings, Pillow
Ijasings, Bleachings, Cambrics and
Tickings,
I TABLE LINENS
I We have a splended line 72 inch
JBleaohed and Unbleached Linens,
s-hth Napkins to match
i, We will sell at leduced price
jljii all Table Linens. Towels
fad Napkins
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\llijflL’VlSOr eSc, LOWE
Athens. Ga.
House Furnisliiiig
GOODS.
50 rol's Matti 1 gs closing out at
a bargain.
250 Rugs at reduced price.
100 large Crumb Cloths.
25 pieees Floor Oil Cloths ana
Leuohums.
100 pairs Chenile and Damask
Poitiers.
250 Chenile and Damask TaMe
Cevers.
500 pairs curtains.
1000 wi’ dow shades.
At red; ced price this week. The
stock is_Ao i largo and must be re
duced. *
NEW ARRIVALS
Iu llaadkerchiefs, cotton, liaea
and silk,
25 dozen Initial silk handker
kerehiefs only 25c;
10 dozen Gent’s largo sizes
hemstitched initial, only 50;
25 dozsn initial at {lf>c, 20e ral
ue,
hosiery
25dozen ladios 40 gauge rsal *i‘
ca silk finished, 40c grade this
week at ‘2sc;
Ladies fast black hose 10c, 15
25c, 35c, 50e and 75c;
f Children’s school koso 10c, 15c,
200 and 35c.
Splendid values-
NEW THINGS
In Windsor ties and scarfs, shop
ping bags, purses, belt, huskies, hair
ornaments, side combs, buttons and
*ress trimmingg.
millinery
100 trimmed hats to bo sold tki
week at one-tbird off; "
Large lot new styles Sailers ana
walking hats just received;
BUTTERICK’S PATTERNS!
W e are agents for Butlerick’s Pal
! trns and Pnblications! You can
find what you want, as wo carry fall
line in stock.
Underwear
CHEAT CUT PRICE SALK,
lUO ladies nnien suits only 75c.
250 ladies wool unon suits calf
1.75.
800 ladies gray fleeted vest only
25e.
350 ladies extra heavy fleeced
vest 49c; actual raise 75c*
26 dozen ladies wool shirts and
drawers, the 75c grade; our pries 595.
$1 wosl shirts aid drawers selliasr
at 75c,
v $1.26 for vest* and pa.nt*,*Tha
$1,60 and $1,75 grads.
60 dozen children heavy fleeced
shirts and drawers, 25c, 100, Sis, nd
400.
Shirts, shawls, buggy rohes, blaU*
kets, conlerts and whits quilts, wool
flas ael, cotton flannslt, oassimert,
jsans, watdr proofing.
WRAPS! WRAPS!!
Davison A Lows will place •
sals Monday, Ifovemhar the 4th:
250 jackets aud eapts Jfov ladies,
misses aud shildrsa at less than half
value.
50 ladies jacket! $2.60 feme?
price $6 and sf.
75 ladies oapes 91.50 feraier pries
$8,69.
25 childrea Jaekets 60s, fervor
price $1,60.
75 misses leug cloaks entire lot ob
sale Monday at one-halt prise, jest
the thing for sehool wear.
360 new style short jackets
capes at redßeed pries.
290 fine plash capes at reduced
prise,
100 serge suits, small aad modi*
urn, sizes for misses and small ladies
on sa'e Monday at $1.25 per eait,
•od $2 50 value.
100 children heavy sehoel jaekets
$1,99 reduced from $1.50.
•
Attend Davieen A Lewe’e cle.fc
sale this week aud get beet valaee
ever offered.