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BERRY T. MOSKL.Y, Editor. KP. r. McGowan, bu. nwgr. OL. XII!. J. 1. Crawford —Dealer in— Dry Good# l ,Groceries and Gener al Merchandise. Wagon yard ac commodations free for nil at pres ent- will furnish led s' at I fie. pepjiead. Meals reasonable. Also funs a first class Id .cksmitli and repair shop. Good horse shoeing a specially. 1 am running n t.eef market and will tlie highest price ft r cat tie sheep or goats. H miles from Athens on Panic Is ville road. Seaboard iir line . Schedule in effect Sept. 20th 1805 Kiah R<ii,d | Northßoiml No .41 No 45 No 34 No 38 I’ass Pass Pass, ass. -Mail ni , - Mail Ex A Ex Statlon? * &Ex Ex Daily. Daily. Daily Daily Am pm am pm 624 745 nvAtlantan - ! 8 15 845 5 1) 7 02 “ Tucker “I 8 55 'J 26 531 650 •• Lilburn “ tHKi 936 521 6 40|‘‘ Gloster “ 9 lti 946 6LI 628 “Law’ville**! 9 271 57 500 0 16 1 Dacula “j 9 BSllo 08 •1 52 603 “ Auburn “ 9 4040 18 44t 556 “ Winder “ 10 00 4 0 29 427 5 87|“Stathain“ 10 1540'42 4 20 5 29.;“ Bogart “ 10 22-i-O f0 403 5.10;“ Athens “ 10 4141 07 348 61]“ s Hull “10 5841 18 3 89 44>r < Fiv4F’kH‘ - 11 OH 1 27 8 28 4 84p-Comer “.11 141188 ,8 0S [{ !l 280 8 38“ Heard it'- 12 051*2 86 216 8 26;“Ca. Falls 11 12 17 12 59 185 800 “.Abbeville 1 12 45 1 28 104 234 “Greened- 1 24 204 12 86 207 “Cr’ssllilT 1 151 282 *,\ M P M 12 08 140 “Clinton* 1 200 259 1184 ‘Whitmire,, 8 85 1109 “Carlisle,, 3 56 10 88 11 Chester 4 80 9 37 “Waxhaw 1 5 40 9 15 ArMonrenv 6 00 Trains 83 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 'Aaltimore, Old Dominion for New York. Trains 84 and 41 solid between Atlanta and Columbia, with through conches for Charleston. Tickets for sale to all points at the companys office at any station on - line, or obtained upon applica tion. Any other information can be had upon application to any o the undersigned. T J ‘Anderson, John H Win- GP A. Portmouth, Gen, M’g B A Nkwland, Div Pass Agt. H E Edwards, Agt. Comer, Ca. MBH A a from TT.S.Journal of StcdlcblO ‘iS 9 • A Prof. W. H. Peeke, who §§ makes a specialty of JJ • H fl L 1 Epilepsy, has without ha ■ ■ B, doubt treated and cur jf ■ ■ ed more cases than any 18 1 ■ living Physician; his M 9 k 9 success is astonishing. H We have heard of cases gf go years’ standing cured by ■ him. Ho niiTfP® Villi tus large bot tle o£ his absolute cure, free to any sufferers who may send their P. O. and Express address. We advise anv one wishing a cure to address Prof.W. E. PEEKE, F.J>., 4 CedwSt.. Hew Tor k Right in Sight Sure Saving Shown Well send you our General Cata logue and Buyers Guide, f you send us 15 cents in stamps. That pays part postage or expressage, and keeps off idlers. It’s a Dictionary of Honest Values; Full of important information no matter where you buy. 700 Pages, 12,000 illustrations: tells of 40,000 articles and right price of each. One profit only between maker and user. Get it. MONTGOMERY WARD & CO., 1H.116 Michigan Ave., Chicaga f 88.1*1; nrs-rdtiHnrr catalobw* m% y .1,1 u -tor* k*u.v***u.v** A {IiWTCA. t>rva M.Jc- Sufl. gfl tti- *&L. ud Omu. wßWSaalam^Tl i.—,-, stud,, ut out. r-5p Saga,* fit, too uih sa foirta ot KmtO foot. iUroto K*aiiiv.aiu.w *!■■■ is % Pitniekmillc itlmutor. ■■ - - - - - SBHEX** ** \-r RESOLUTIONS, The County Board of Educa tion. o Lt. Resolved, That the C. S. C. shall be in In* office on the four Saturdays succeeding the Ist. Tuesday in January of enoh year, to contract with teachers of Public Schools, and the 2nd and Bul Saturdays in March, June, September and December, to receive public school teachers reports, (the blanks for s:,id reports to be I furnished hy the C S C). And be it further, Resolve h That public school teachers .shall attend to such matters on the above given days. 2nd. Resolved, That the Public schools may be taught during the months of January, February, March, April and May. or oivi ded as follows: January, February and March, then a vacation muL the lomaiiulor of the term in July and August following, and in* neither case will the tea-her he required to teach later than the 10 th* of April or September. Provided, That in •llhercaie the teacher shall invest the CSC with a written notiee to that effect, signed by patrons representing a clear majority of the pupil* of inch school, and in case the patrons representing a clear majority of such school, do not agree on a teacher, or the time of t-a -hing such school, it shall be, (he duty of the Cnuity School Commissioner to find a com petent teacher who hid not been seen by any of' the patrons and contract "with him fr such school. And be it further, Resolved, That any teaehsr having ar. eight or ten months, school, having H schools. 1 J 4tb, Rescued, That all first grade teachers nhall not euroll more than 66; 2nd. gr.iie >t mor.* than 60, and Brd. grade not more than 46 pupils, without an assistant, who will first have to he examined and licensed . sth.- HKioLvKi), That all Public School teachers of Madison county shall use the text books adopted by the-Board of Education in 1898, viz: McGuffey’s revised r aders, all Nob., Swintcn’s Word Primer, Word Book and New Word Analysis, Webster’s Speller, Harvey’s School Primary Speller. and School Speller, Quack enbos’ First Book in Grammar, Harvey’s Prac'.ioal English •rnm*- mar, Carnell’s First Step in Geography, Eclectic Elementary Ge ography, Eclectic Complete Geography, Robinson’s Higher Arithme tic, Eggleston’s First Bjk in American History, Fggleston’e His tory of the U. S. ami its people. Webster’s Complete School Dio* tionarv, Spencerian Copy Book, tracing course, Spencerian Copy Book, common school course. Sanford;* Arithmetic, nil Noa., and Bill Arp’s History of Georgia. Teachers failing or refusing to use taid text books, will forfeit th-ir claims against the Board of Edu cation of said county. And be it further. Resolve!, That all the pnblic school teachers shall procure I E White’s 0 minion School Register and keep their school record* nfter the manner therein taught, And he it further, Resolved, That all teachers shall carry their Register to school every day, so that the com I y school com missioner may examine the same any time he may visit tile school, 6th. Resolved, That the county school commissioner shall vis it each public school in the county at least ones a year, and twice if possible, and examine into the workings of the sohoole, and make such suggestions ns he may deem for the best interest of the echo ls and report to the Board in wiitinf, the kind of discipline, order* progress, grade of reoitatic n and anything else neccessary. 7th. Rrtblved, That publia school teachers shall be required to be engaged in actual work with their pnpi’.s, nt least six hours per day during the Months of January, February and March, and seven and a half hours during the remainder of *the school term, and atleasl 20 to 80 minutes par day shall be devoted to penmanship, and berinaers must have at least five or six recitations per day. Bth. Resolved, That pupila oannot attend, either altogether or in part, any two or more, public sehools during any sehoel year, bu shall be required to attend the public school to which thoy first go, and there alone receive public aid, unless tin# first teacher give such a pupil a eertifieate stating that said pupil hae settled private ly with him, and that lie hasexcused said pupil. 9th. Resolved, That teachers who cannot be present to receive the amount due them from the county school commissioner, must give a written order to soma other person to collect and recsipt for Die same, ns no money will be,sent by mail or express. 10th. Resolved, That each puolic school teacher in Madison county shall meet in Institute two Saturdays during the year. The C S C to furnish th ; programme, set the days for each meeting, and conduat the Institute, as in former monthly Institutes, and neither the county school commissioner nor teachers shall receive compen sation for theae days. 11 th- Resolved, That the Board of Education will contract for a Public school in each sub-school district. , 12th. Resolved. That all border teachers, who have pupils from Madison county, shall be governed by the same rules at teachers who have schools entirely of Madison connty pupils, udlsss it is where the rules are in direct conflict, and in no case will the Board pay for children going out of the county when it is as convenient for the pupils to go m the county. 18:h. Resolved, That every public school teacher in Madison connty. white or colored, shall subscribe for some educational FOR MAdSOIST n OTTNTY. DANIELSVILLr, GA., FRIDAY. AN. 24th v 1896. journal or auenra some work 0 u - the lienee and Prncr.c* of teach ing 4nd keep themselves posted on the changes and methods of teachni£. . . , , ; es governing Teachers and Pupils. il aro subject-1 the rules and regulations of 11! r-SMic Schools while gtin/ to and returning from the sa no. affected with any h irlful, contagious or infectious die tr ° n * ra,,,i| y ,v> aff*cte. must be excluded from all gpoiiers must bent, their school* at. least fifteen minute' before GlO days work', and remani with tlieir pupils (tur!i|; recess unless providentially called off. T| usof tobacco by either tvachsr* or P l pih, in the school rooiyß|rforb dderi, and the use of cigarette is forbidden enlireU wh ■ flr the mlea o{ the school. vimvs shall be made at lead twice a wont h, on the proceed ' P r t n questions shnU be carefully kept out of W shan be prompt at their desks whm cmnl bvgi ,s, q-.iot ■'■■• o -gjyduring school hours respectfi 1 ami obedient to teachers, ■ ftpohtefschoe’ mates, diligent in study, cleanly in person -3®" 1111(1 U<Jy Witil tbsir books and desks. ■Kf Uiuot attend the' pihlic scliool in thair o-.vu noighb nhool ■r't® attend a long urm school. 1 1 special cases, however, ■p obvious denia uls of convenience or necessity - they mvy, of the Biard of Eu.ication, attmd other sclinds. principal teacher of a public school may expel 1 a ’pupil for (►disobedience, using profane or obscene language' truancy, gljffhool prop Tty, or persistent noglect of school duties, and jPringingdfiidly weapons of any description upon the school ners shall read to tUoir pupils once svery nmuth such po regulations as hav> reference to the conduct and duties must make monthly reports to tlieir patrons of the endauce of their children, according tt> blanks ! Resolved, That the O S ois the executive officer of the Birardrijp shall net under its advice and direction. l|ip& Resolved # That none of the abovo resolutions, neither in partiftor as a whole, ahull be repealed without a four fiths vote , 16tb. Resolved, That the C S 0 and all teachers and pupils failing dr refusing to bp governed by the above resolutions, shall for feit sudSjpart of their salary oi public fund as the Board may deem 17th. Resolved, That all public school teachers, whether resi dent are required to attend a l the Institutes in this county - . 18th. Resolved, That the county eehool commissioner have Three Hundred of the above resolutions published and to pay for h same out of ths public so liool fund for tho prssent year, and that he give each public hcliool teacher of the county a copy, also tho commissioners oi the adjoining counties a copy. l&th* Resolved, That all resolutibns and parts of same, for Madison county, conflicti igwith the above resolutions, be, and th e same arp hereby repsalej J. 11. RICE, President. 1). N. PATTEN, I. F. WHITE, G. C, SANDERS, , I. B. BOROUGHS, B. Jf. WHITE, Secretary, Member* of Board. NOTICE. Georgia—Madison county: I hereby run sent for ray wife Harriet t Cape to become a Public fre hi lllili j Ira F Capo. notice. The firm of Brooks & Power is this day dissolved, C W Power , retiring, AI! accounts due said firm are, by agreement made payable to C W Power. All liabilities made by said firm likewise assumed by C W Power [Creditors and debtors will be gov erned accordingly. Dec. 28, 1895 C. W Power, A L Brooks. NOTICE. The Overseers or* the Public Roads of the 204th district, are re quested to meet tbs commission ers of said district at Danie'sville [on Saturday morning Jan. 25th. ' 1895. Thu Commissions** ■ 1 GARDEN SEED. t 77 Asusuai “Tom” R Zachary & Son will lie at DnnielsviMe March court week, and wonld be glad to serve our old customers. Our Garden seed ars feesh and true to name, and will do th.i people more good than seeds that are not climalized. Don’t forgft to re- I member court week. Tom R Zachary & Son. DOST. Black silk, steel frame umbrel la, on road from DanielsviPe by McLeryu gin, Mr. Hawkins Bullocks and J H Mathews to Athens, Sat urday lUa last. Howard will be given for return of same to David W Meadow. * NOTICE. Georgia—Madison county. "Whersas the commissioners ap pointed to set apart a 12 months support for Mary Pittman, out of the estate of Jons m Pittman, dc’d have made their return. All per sons are hereby notified to be ac my office on the Ist Monday in Feb next to show why said report should not be allowed, Jan. oth 533. G C Danish Ordy: SUBSCMPTWi One iwtlw Twa, Mr. Cleveland’s Letter. He Writes a letter About bis Old Friends in Madison. Atlanta, G.\„ Jan. 16th Dear Monitor; —It is a td, rainy day, tlie water fredSiig the trees and houses as it fed enly this morning 1 have jast rend the Monitor of the Brd and lOt h of tliis month, and my mind would naturally, as you see revert to the old county, the old peo ple, tlie old tinns, etc. It Ims bsen over 20 years since I ruovstt from my first fisld of labor in your midst. How rapidly tiiae files, who are getting old realize it nmoh more than these who are younger. I love to read about the people, as your coirespondents furnish weekly, tlie news from their re spective communities. I often see tho names of the children of these whom I kn> w, mentioned among the young married couples. May God tress the dear children and make them happy in their new re- Utionrhips. My heart goes out mure and more to the young in their temptation*and struggles aiul disappointment*. I am glad tp know that * > many of the young beoplo are wilhng'to remain where thpy Wow bom and reared and to curttivnta thrj goil which their fath e s tilled In fore . them, Many & *> ¥* young woman to h< ar that in man* part* of the cmi ty the school house* wore un dergoing repairs and being im proved. Make homo, and church aid the echo A house pleasant and rfttractive for the children and the impressions for good will go with them wherever, in after lifo. they may go. . , . _ I was also delighted to read in your paper of s little, drunken ness at Xmae. May the good re port oontimie during the year and years to come. Now'dear Monitor, I do not want to lake up too much space in your paper, hut did wanf te say something more besides ‘-A happy New Year to all.” I as •tire you I do wish it for you ill your noble work, and to ever/ heart and home in the county uf which,looking back ;to-day, I ean say I do uot remember to have bad an enemy. If there were sues an one. I am glad that I cannot name the person. I hope the people will encour age yeu in keeping up yt;,r comi ty paper and take heed to yonr kind and timely new years edito rial. T. P. CIKVILAMV. NOTICE. Georgia—v Madison county: Wereas Georg i M Carithere and VV R Daniel adminia’tor of Russtll J Carrthcrs dec’d,bave applied to rae for letters of dismission from said admin'tiat’u.This is therefore to cite - all persons concerned to be at mjr office on the lat Monday in March next to show why said letters should not be granted as prayed for: Thia Dec. 2nd 1895. " G C Daiisl, Ordy. trot. 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