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ANNOUNCEMENTS FGri CLLI-a, Lx.FEi fOR COURT I hereby announce r.iysekf a candi date for Clerk Superior Court, sub ject to the action of th- Der.ioerati • Primary called for March 10th. Thankin'; you for \r<ial favors a <i earnestly soliciting your support i the coming primary, I am, Respectfully, VVm. I). Meadow. FOR CLERK SUPERIOR COURT f hereby announce myself a candi date for Clerk Superior Court, Madi son County, subject to the Democratic Primary, March 19, 1924. Your vote and influence will he ap preciated. £ :'s|n Respectf idly, H. Hardman. FOR SHERIFF Tc the Voters of Madison Count-/: 1 hereby announce niy.-e'.i * candid ate for sheriff. subject lo th- Democratic Primary to he held Men. li>tb, 1924. I thank you for your previous support, and will appreci ate your cudofr.urent for another lend. R<spoctfnlly, V.\ H. ll.dl. FOR TAX COLLEC.TOP. 1 am r candidate for re-election Tax Collector of Madison County m the coming Primary; and ask th* support of the volcr -, both men and * omen. Respectfully, T. (I. Hitchcock. FOR TAX COLLECTOR I hereby announce myself a can didate for Fax Colieciov, -abject in the Democratic D'-imary to he held March 19, 192!. Your vote and influence tv-ill he ap preciated . Respectfully, 0. E. Huff FOR COMMISSIONER OF ROADS AND REVENUES To the Voter* of Madi-on County: I hc eby announce myself a can didate for Commissioner of lload-. and Revenues, subject to the Demo cratic Prhntiry to he held March 19, 1924, and I thank you for your en dorsement for another term. I will sav tor the heneiit of the public, that i.s to the Financial stand ing of votir County, February Ist, 1924. will !av tliat I have Twenty One Thousand Nine flund-e.' dew? iron Dollars CJ2 1,9! 7.00) for run ning expenses 192 i. Vot-v Respectfully, •>. K ■ r re, Mean FOK* COMMISSIONER OF ROADS AND REVENUES A* llu request. of voters from ev ery part of the county ! announce myx'li a I’anilidiilc for (’omnii ion rr >i Ronds and Revenues, . uhject to tiic primary, March l!>th, |p>4. Respectfully, G\ O. GritfVth. fO" 1 r " ' ST ~ r ;n*; -m '[fv "rvr \”r SCHOOLS 1 hereby air ountn myself a can dim ' h ; , ’ ,4 tendciit, :U.: !i.mi t'nunty, subject t. > ‘■ 'v Democratic Primary to he held March IV!, I!>21. 1 1 carnes ly solicit J'o-If vote ami i fluonee . Respectfully, •J. A. Griffeth for county superintendent SCHOOLS J fiorebj ani'DiP oe myself a can didate for re-election 10 tho office of County School Superintendent, sub to thi' action of tho Democratic Primary. ; 1 earnestly solicit the votes ana influence of both nu'r. and women. Thankimr you for your pu t * ip porr. 1 am, Respectfully, Uoy G. David FOR ORDINARY f hereby nnnounce myself a can rf Hiatt or re-election to the oilier of Ordinary of Madison County. Gt.ir ra. subject ;> the rules and reciila tior.s tixed far the Democratic Prima- D t>' b< held on the 19th March, 1924 import wdl bo appreciated. K ‘Srocifully. . N, t,’. Bullock. FOR SHERIFF l*l sr' ! >y an non ice myself a cand: late for office of Sheri If. Madison 'candy, subject to the Democratir Primary, .'larch 19th, 1924. 1 solicit *iie vote and influence of •very citizen or the county, promis i# to u.-v t*ve,y eifort to do my 1 nil iuty if elected. Respectfully, J, L. Fortson FOR SHERIFF To the Voters of Madi <on County: I hereby announce myself a candi date for office of Sheriff, Madison County, Georgia,, subject to the Dem ocratic Primary to be held March 19ln, 1924. The vote and influence of both men and la iies wili be appre ciated . Faithfully yours, W. M. Davis FOR TAX RECEIVER I hereby announce myself a candi date for Tax Receiver, Madison Coun ty, subject to the action of the ac tion of the Democratic Primary cubed for March 19th. Thanking you for past favors and earnestly soliciting your support in the coming; primary, I ara. Respectfully, A. M. Hi:: DANIELSVILLE DEFEATS CARLTON ATHLETIC CLUB Wednesday afternoon, January 20, Daniclsviile took on the strong Carl on Athletic Club five. The game was fast throughout with the locals behind till the third quarter. At thin time they showed plenty of speed and team work taking the lead which finally gave them the game 21 to 14. T!-.<* game though good was character | ixed by some roughness. The Cari bou quintet has had an lmost unbro | hen record of victories t© their credit | for rhi* na-t two seasons. Friday afternoon in Colbert the | local five suffered defeat by that ' school. This made the .core in games | <>m* all for the two team*. FORT LAMAR Several easts of sictcncs . in the |ft mmiinity at pro -ent which pre i vents a full attendance at school or Sunday Scnoo! Mr. and Mrs. Clarence fl.iggi."-' bot.hum announce the birth of a son. Several from here attended the hu- kef hall game at Bond Academy last Friday. Mi*. M. Dean and family were vi-iting friends in Franklin County' Sunday afternoon. Messrs Paid Tabor and E. €. Wes brook of the State College were in this community Saturday. Mr. Ralph Parker of Seneca, S. C. spent the week-end with home folk-- here. Mr. B. P. Higgnbothain made a lu.sinc-t trip to lleystor recently. Tue itd-mi- - of Mrs. M. V. Me : Whirter will l e glad to he*;- that she is improving after a severe at tack of rlvumn! ism. mr~- - M". sets '■ . S. and -I. M. ilutcb er-on and ,1 . C. Tabor visited >"(*in tives and floods in the Bold Suing community reuently. The fti :nl; of Mr.;, G. Pit ni;ti) will he .-.M-ry to har of her sick ness : she is somewhat improved at prc'ent . Mi-- Plane}.v Kn who i~ t* ae'iiine. at I? oid V.. \y canu 1 home Friday sick with cold, which ha? since de veloped into pneumonia. She i- re-t --ing very \ ed and va hope will sot n recover. lie a. is." situation is somewhat improved; we hear o? no new case? and the old ones oil aide to he up and around. The Juniors in the Sunday School haw made some money and invested in song hool * and other things for the Sunday Sen no". The new hook' have come and they are very proud of them. What has become of the Madison County Demonstrator? We scldo; • hear of him in t!.V part of the conn ty, •t „ . jo. <(_ . nwi.'-. m„■ situ 5 THS DANSEI.S-V’LLE MONITOR. DANIS* SVILLE. GEORGIA. * MEADOW * Saturday and Sunday were our ter ■;lar preaching buys. Mr. nnd Mrs. H. T Sanders. Mr Callie Sanders, Mr. T. J. I’ e'd? made a business trip to Mt. Airy one day last week. The dance given by Miss Ehse Kidd Friday night whs enjoyed by all present. Miss Pauline Poss was the guest of Mis-. Estelle Carithers last Sat urday afternoon. Miss Nellie Epos. Mr. C'eo Carith ers spent Suday afternoon with Miss Pauline Poss. Miss Maud Sue Miller was th guest of Mi.-s France! Carither* lat Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Griff S,idling:- and son, Lor.ie. from Colbert were at preaching Saturday and Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Johnson from Co mer were at preaching Saturday and Sunday. Mi s Nellie Smith is spending the week with Mi. - Elise Nix of Comer. Mis Bfsrgarc te Daniel from Col bert is visiting Mis . F.nga Leu Daniel this v, eek. aos-i . .oT and .n dicoffi T rad etna's Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Epps we e the guest of Mr. and M r i. Will Christian Sunday. Miss Liicile Turner and Ml - Nil lie Landers spent the night with Mi Willie Lou and Mi.:; Eli e Thomp son last Monday night. —Two Brown Eye . RUPTURE EXPERT CALLED TO ATHENS Seeley CoV. trvis expert from Chi cago will be at the Georgian Hotel, and will remain in Athens. Friday only, February 15. He says: “The Spermatic Shield will not only retain any case of rupture* perfectly, but contracts ;he ope oilier in 10 day $ on (he average case. Being a vof. ad vancement overall former methods— exemplifying" irstanfaneou. -eTorts • immediately appreciable and with standing any strain or position no matter use size or location. Large or diiffit.it; t cases, or incissional run .tu rt; (following operations) special j ly solicited. This inXminont received the only award in England ami in Spain, producing results without sur o-., y. injection.-, medical ‘treat men Is er prescriptions. Mr. Soe’Cv has doc uments from the United States Gv -• •rrnienL Warhington, D. C., fo>- in spection. Our representative will be glad fr demonstrate without charge or lir the nr if desired. Bitsine s d<* mands prevent stopping at any other place i"i this ection . FRAUD CAUTION —Avoid fraud ulent itndators and impostors who ntav visit thi -ection making any II cam::; of et uiuction wl.h n,o or cry UaUishment, imitating my style of ; !1 " v : '■ - •" e>d : - -to deceive th • aiFiicad. All such claims are fraudu lent and decep ive and the public are hereby cautici-red. The genuin * w ! ! :■! \>. : have name “Seeley" with Chicago Address at bottom of a-l. P. S —Every statement in this no tice Sps been verified before the Federal and State C 3urt.~ F. H. Seeley. Home Office: 117 N. Dearborn St j Chicago. (Advertisement) j, -y p*SU";>F\ ¥S\ BROS-fl i FUNERAL DIRECTORS 1“ EMBALMERS ' I AUTOMOBILE EQUIPMENT dav coffins mm A ik 01 1 ; IML x BROAD JTREE--rr.{l 10 /jA If You Carry A Watch I OUR SUPPLYING IT WILL BE A TIME SAVER AS WF.U M A TIME TELLER .OUR WAT CUES ARE FOR MEN OF AF-1 FAIRS. OUR PINS, CUFF LINKS, RINGS, ETC. Ar.J FOIt MEN WHO RECOGNIZE THE VALUE OF GOOD T..J IN THEIR PERSONAL APPEARANCE. I M- F- FICKETT JEWELRY Col ./c u e/ers— Opt t,metvists I 268 CLAYTON ST.* ATHENS. G/l now offers man? bargaii t> i 1-3 c ; i kk - is now geing cn and hunt! mis customers are taking advantage my low prices. Prices on mercha dise are advancing so it will payy to buv what vou need now. . * Come in and see for yourself. A* Dechovitz Comer, Georgia i 7 C. A. SCUDDER WIiM’ELKR Oiamoncis Watches ewelery. REPAIR: 1 * *** W A rcHES Jv- JFFv FT.FT V.