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About The Morgan monitor. (Morgan, Ga.) 1896-???? | View Entire Issue (Feb. 12, 1897)
THE MONITOR. By the Monitor Publishing Company- MORGAN, GaT, FEB 12,1897. Entered at the Post Office at Kurgan second-class mail matter. matt- of st nscr.u nos, One wpy one year . . . 51 .on One copy nix months . . One copy three months . . Advertising rates made known on plication. • Ip tho editor of the Monitor, anyone else, was to stop a.ml kick at every cur that snapped at his. heels lie would do nothing but kick. There are sixty public rcbocls in Sumter county outside the city Americas, and all are reported in a flourishing condition, Tho public school teachers of the county paid their salaries for tho fourth quarter of 1896 last Saturday, aggre¬ gating $3,000. A dispatch to tho Baltimore Sun states that Mr. Justice Field of Cali¬ fornia will, soon after tho {inaugura¬ tion of Major McKinley, resign hi- seat on tlio bench of tho supremo court, and that Judge Goff of \V est atfirgTnia, who. it is said, has positive- declined a cabinet portfolio, will 8fcppointea j„ bis stead. The rUvoat-Ifease iWo will « <,.i at- least $5,000. The State -> !«f asked to pay the bill, and no doubt will do so. Will the time over when our lawmakers will help overtaxed people save money instead of spending largo sums for such fool ishnessf And now they arc Senator Carter. IIow much will t..at cost us? A PROPOSITION to employ convicts in road making is being urged many sections, and is likely to come le r oretl elegi.-laturosof many States before long. It will havo to be taken up and considered soon, for the ai- guinents on the subject are by no means all on one side. There are some strong reasons in favor of the project. It would make the prison¬ ers useful, diminishing the cost the of •maintaining them—or decrease road taxes, which amounts to the same thing—and with this cheap labor, whose tiino is valulcss, the roads could be worked until they were put in perfect condition, it "giEing would bo good wholesome for the prisoners, exercise too, and them keeping them too each busy to plot mis rtbeif or teach other new i as calities.—Philadelphia Ledger. The Monitor would be glad to soo (’aK houn county accept the above pro¬ position, and we believe we voice the sentiment of the majority of her citi ecus, and also adott tho “ no-fence" law. It is fairly f. Stanly iuiated that the farmers of the pay $20,000 annually for/jneiug to shut out about $2,000 worth of stock. Of coarse the colored people and others who do not own laud think it would be an impo¬ sition put upon them by the wealthy to abolish the fenco custom, but it would not. Reuters could very easily make arrangements with their land lords for land enough on which to keep their stock. And then by keep ir.g up and properly caring for the stock the quality of hogs and cows would be a great deal more profitable than the present quantity, This paper will always work for the bene¬ fit of the farmer of all classes, and we honestly believe that “no fenco’’ and good roads is of groat interest to them. Of course people who shouldwish to do so could keep up their fencing. A PArislftn Discovery. All-Paris just uow, according to Tho Journal, is flocking to 88 Rue Bnvi- guau, Montmartre, whore, a few days ago, a most remarkable discovery was made. In this neighborhood nro the mins of the ancient monastery of the Benedictines and other old buildings used by the brothers, most of which nro also giving way to tho ravages of time. At 88 Rue Ravignan Mine. Berthelot keeps a grocery store. She sleeps in 11 small chamber in the rear, that at ono time wus probably used as au oratory. Mine. Berthelot, noticing that, tbo tiles on tho floor of the chamber gave forth a hollow sound as she stepped upon them, and thinking that a cellar there would he very convenient for her business, sent for a mason and had the tiles removed. A flight of stone steps was revealed, leading into a labyrinth of passages. The authorities havo now taken posses- sion of the pluoo, and a systematic in- vestigntiou is being conducted. Many relics have been found, mid it is believ¬ ed that much light is likely to be thrown upon the history of Faris dur- ing the fourteenth century. Bvlglm»'» Royalty. The present king of Belgium is L >o- pold U, who ascended tlio throno Dec. 10, 1865. The kings cf Belgium are successors of the princes of Grange, the first being Philibert, who succeeded to the throne in 1603. For a long time they were known m studtholders. Secret*. “Woman,” said the luucii typewriter board¬ er, “woman is not taken with st>- cret societies. ” “No,” said the cheerful idiot, “hut how dearly she loves society secrets.”— Indianapolis Journal. \ / 1 I (iSaiml Jury Pres !itn;i als. GF.ORG1 4—Cat.hocv Coi ntv. Wo, the Grand Juror*., selected, chosen and sworn at tliis, term of court, big ; leave (o make the following general pro- I gi'iilmenls. We find it impossible to examine through wnnt of time, 11 .o lvoksof j county officers thoroughly, nrnl as it j seems dial there is some inegnlnritie- in some of the docke ts, v.e reconiineilfl ami , appoint Jas. Keel, \V. 11. Joiner and 1’ ; K. „,.y (,. dn.- Inc -.in-ioui ■ ( ,f the county officers daring vne.tiot. and rej.. it to : t f■•■eml j■:tcm.- or irregularities therein concerning .ml bool: . The Jail Committee report a that the jail U neatly and nicely itept. We father recommend that .fame Keel of C2G G. M. district l»c appointed to till a vacancy of Notary Public J. i’. We floil that there is a vacancy for 1 jury revisers, For said VRcancics so recommend H. W. Maury, J. M. Wooten and IIftrpcr Daniel). Wo have elected the following board of Roads and Itcvcnues: J. J. Hagan, J. M. Wooten mid Henry Turner. Wo also recommend the small bridge on the road leading from Morgan lo Wil¬ liamsburg on the Patbilla crock to be put cm nearer a level with tlio road-bed. We recommend that J. M. and It. W. Wade pay seven dollars and a half ($7.50) tax on lot of land No. 137 in tho Fourth district in 1898. W’e father recommend that these gen era! presentments Ire published in both county papers, and that they each lie paid $5 00 for same. Also that the legal ndverti vii, ats ho published in both county papers a* a 1 f price, ami if said papers refuse to - 11 >■ 1 1 same it shall ho given to the pr jiaving tiie largest cir- dilation. Hereunto otticlicd is a. report from a special committed laet Grand Jury on the various county books, In conclusion we return thanks lo our Bolicitor General, Jinn. W. K. Wooten, for the many fiivui'! rendered the. body during their deliberations; also to His Honor, II. (’. Sheffield, for the able charge and many courtesies extended the body. Kespectfuliy, Jambs Keel, Foreman, Henry Aycoclt, W. B. Joiner, F. E. Cheney, Rufus Mote, W. J. Godwin, B. \V. Maury. William Manry, A. J. Boll, Harper Dftnioll, R. M. Jordan, I’. B. Addison, Moses Timmons,) t. M. Mills. John Strickland, Jus. T. Conley, Henry Turner, E. (K Jordan, J. E. Lawson, E. J). Tolson, I. B. Manry, R. E, Collier, Sidney Paul. 1*. 8.—Wo also recommend the Board of Roads and Revenues to fix somewhere to or near the court house water ch.-sols for tlie convenience^ of the jurors during court. SPECIAL COMMITTEE ItEPORT. To the Grand Jury of Calhoun Superior Court, June term, 1890: Wo, tlio committee appointed at the last, term of court to examine and report on tho records of the various county of¬ ficers, submit tho following . Wo find all tho records required by law neatly and correctly kept hy each olticor, except as hereinafter stated. Our county School Commissioner's books show— Funds received in 1895, $3,282.89 Disbursed as per vouch¬ ors, $5,240.75 Balance to next year 22.14 5,202.89 Schools operated for this yi«u', 15 whites aud 17 colored. Pupils enrolled, 1,504. General average attendance, 91!. Amount receivied for first ipmrter of 1890, $1,2 48.75. J Kaburscd us per vouch era, $1,218.75. The Tax collector's books for ISO 4 shows : To amount of property on di¬ gest us per levy, $4,815.50 Amount collected not on di- Rcst, 25.70 Amount claimed to be over¬ paid to Treasurer, no. no $4,957.80 By insolvent list, $44.35 Expense allowed by tiie board, 28.35 Treasurer's receipt, -1,090.87 Commissions 188.23 $4,957.80 Outlie Digest, 1895b To amount on property of di¬ gest as per levy, $5,979.80 Railroad taxes, G00.05 Collected not on digest, 111 .37 Sfc,751 bv insolvent list, $56.80 Commissions, 223.13 Expense allowed by Hoaiul, 15.55 Paid Troasnror, 6,860.02 Tux fi. ins. us Wax- elbaum iV ^on in attorney's hand*, 25.00 ! j Treasnror's receipt June i, 1890, 71.28 $0,751.28 The Treasurer's books show: To cash on hand reported hy a former com , 8242.19 Received from L. II. Davis, 13.09 j from Dr. r eukins, - -a ! from Tax Collector up to Jan. 7, 1896, 4,106.05 from tax collector on Jan. 7, 1896, I taken gen- s been de- ,of the jlio. 3 Disbursed a,s per vovcbers, £5,714.03 (’oatrolssions. 323.25 Amount to balance, 1.420.95 •7 A .Tannary 27, 1890: To cs*h on j mnd, ;1,420 95 I.U from, las Collect 5 Cl 1.30 : ■r at ■ J ■ J, 180 9 al. t Olli '0;i liOiii'’ • r.fli-jlit-'G • ; : H, Vr r <:-(h;d the vo*t< lax c-'/ilocloi' :t rcf.oip!. fr'/Tr. l]jr* treft ior F ' 2 "''U-.h i:<>- at ontl-.r ■ ••• \tuuk- ) itc c-di-ctor .:-i 1 it is a prnp-t-r voucIh-i, white the (rea : .i:rcr eo itends t<i the contrary. Taking tr<-:isnr:T K ice* i;, r illecfor'H I report, 84,095.f-;7, <h ii cl-ing amount r ceived from collector in tn-.i'-uri r'- to- ! ril 't, rt.ldo ().*, Icavi-.- Hie arnoiiii*. in di l'"* e or default • -.n ■ -■ Jin.mg the amount claimed to he overpaid hy the collector In the treasurer, 8115.00, and tho amount of the county's loss, 8364.22, makes a lolal of $500.82. The Board, in examining this question, found 8380 ' 5 making a discrepancy of $5.(17, which is accounted for by an error jin tho lation of Hie collector’s commissions. The Board lias made judgment for tli amount t hoy found, and as tlm matte will ho in litigation and the final result depend on tho evidence, we desist from expressing any opinion that would be likely to prtjudice either party. Respectfully, A. I. Mon bob. W. K 11A t:\ iN, Committee. Calhoun Hcnr.iii it Court, imher Term, 1;05. Held February, 1897. The foregoing general presentments received, read in open court and ordered filed and spread on Die miuntes of this court. All recommendations,' elections and npoiutalents hen in contained are hereby ratified and unproved. Let the ' ge.m-ral presentment!) , . he jnililistiecl i , , i as TCcommcuded. e; ", H. C. Kir lire i, i^i, J. K. C., I’. C., Presiding, Clerk's Office, Superior Court Calhoun County, Ga. 1, VV. J. Ragan, clerk of said court, do hereby certify that tho foregoing is a true copy of the general pros' nt'limits of tlio Grand Jury at tho December ftd- jonrued term 1896, hold Fohruavy 1, 1897, as taken from tlio minutes of said court. This Feb. 8Ui. 1897. VV . J . Fivoan, < . b. O.. < . C. ( I will deliver a lot of Early ( ab¬ ba go plants in Morgan about the first of March. If you want any write to me at fcUiellman, 0 « Monroe Stevens. Slieritr Davis’s quartette . is heard no more, and tho jail is deserted- lho.se unfortunate follows sang u and often made tho welkin ring with their old enmpmeeting songs. CONiSi'lU'TiON V\~S HE CITtED. T. A. Slocum, ^1. 'J.. tho gr, ist and scientist, will send ir.v. t.e tho iN’r.vIy nffiictcd, tin i> bottles of iii- Dipcowtv.i Remedies to cure Troubles. Ooimumpthiu and all Lung Nothing ronM ! e fairer, more p!i "ton- thropio or i e.ry more joy Mo. to the afitio' 1. loan the offer o( I'. A. i ni, M. ( . if Now York city. Conti,lout dial lie has dlseovere i a tv- ii;iblo euro for consumption and all bron- cliail. throat and lung diseases, general decline and weakness, loss of flesh and all conditions of wasting, and to make its great merits known, lie wilt end. tree, tInoo bottles to any reader of the Mon; r.iu who may l»i suffering. .\.ready this “new seli-iUBe course of has permanently cured thorn gihcn of Doctor uiipaivutiv lioncTosa cases. The considers it bis religious fluty a duty which lie o\v u i to humanity. to dmmte his infalllhle ‘ cure. Ho has proved the dived consumption to he u ourabio disease beyond any doubt., mid has on file in Ills American mid i- n: <• t' cn " laboratories testimonials of osperi- 'li-irTs^thos,. h>on't bouefited and cured, in all sumption, delay ,,nt.ll it Is too late. Cmw and uninterrupted, means Sloeuni. speedv i ear) a in death. Address T A. M. t ys Pine street.. New York, and when writing office tho Doctor, give express pud post- address, and pleate mention reading this article iothe Monitor, MONEY LX)LOAN QUICK. Liln'ral rt«lvAP.4Vs nuulo on farm ami oily property huSouthwi'ta Gt'or-jia. \Yo can you eh'apor money than over, as our eomiections a?o tho best ami strongest op ui Our long cxperivnco onabiot, us to <o: iviiuo titles atid yhxGA ioau?' ou y-iuirt m-t . - Nt* loans made for -OlVO l.h.0U-:UU1 ,11, a Bpoeuvhy of Buy eg. Selling ws Mag iki ni^te nu reasonable coil mission. Have $.’0,000 In hand to pnrehas, sov. oral improved farms for ;> l»dv in N>*w York city. If you want to soil oi ' a loan, call on >uri.w smith. At the Court House. Or address Jones A Smith, Attorneys and Real ' suite Brokers, Albany, Ga. 9-12-lin. Wanted—An Idea giKiSl! Who ran think tior 2 c3« 1 re : Y ss >a. coi, the has broken out - !' osq, 1 l'{> \\j.; | L* i(OR 1 j j EM. ft SOLD1EFU3 STORNPOF 1-iNCOI.N AND f IN BLUE. BOYS A at Tfi itlorr Val**a.bJf' Tlwin p Jr j*5 iOJI The H i.iueoln ?» u <* hoy, iiVi'ftcr T)!U to a P if :n- in r it at il)U : I car ap 1 ;c.' f 1 ■or j •J al¬ \v- a ■r T. O. H a i < .11! :li as I ; ill ii, n* Arthur’s x t C< sand mem- I deal of I till! pis with r th'.h i j-4 they 1 we done HSallti; as they I u -' w f '1 >r the hoys, * 1 i \ 1 !U preity a al ly angtus. •llov •re, are making r» t i a eoapio of se.na- tor! frai ,U1 (1! said I' !: t g. “Just you wait till voubco : 1,1 hack Iron igton with 1 tit’s name on some let * i- eov- crs. Within a f. vv day; Frank King aril Hurry Dnun, who for years after the w-r ’.<«*! a Gldcngo business man, went to the city. They called at the White 1 louse. It wen casit t to see the president then than H is now. At certain hours of the day a soldier could reach the chief exeeuHvi with fully ns much case as a senator t an in flu niter years. King was the ringleader. Approach¬ ing the guard, he said: “We want to see Mr. Lincoln, r-leiwe stand a«ido and i j let vr jm.-s 11 Who are you, audivlmt is year busi- • ' instSC ' 1, ‘ - > 1 G-Sl old -xbr- we t.-ave charge of i j and want to ov<i ’ hnu oli Arlington imnortr.ut H ights I | see cn un ; matter. Ho’li let ns in.” “Where are your shoulder straps?” “Wo came over in cm v-ry-iay : elothea. Corue, we are in a hurry. Let us go in and see Mr. Lincoln.” Tlio parley had attracted the attention of the president. The door swung open and the good natured chief of tiie nation smiled upon the cheeky young fellows and hade them step right in. “What can 1 do for you, my men?” ‘ ‘Mr. LincoJ 1 want you to frank ; thi so envaJopos,” said King. “Bettor got your congressman to do that.' ’ “I’d tnvxh rather have you do it, Mr. Lincoln. Tho folks >d home would liko jo n ii your mirnu on my loiters,” “I’ll fix ono of them. Take tho rest to your congressman. Who is he?” “I don’t know.” “Where is your heme?” “L inmrtine. Fond dn Lao comity, Win. “That is ray friend Scott Sloan’s dis- triot. Vou go to Mr. Sloan. Ho will fix the rost of them.” tw(1 pnvaUH , ;l . ke(1 thom , 0 b e bravo soldiers and wished them a safe return to tlimr \ ho: F couldn't hi: ntmates ,r.d written: “Lott A. L But the next a let s lutli; r. Thp si.ii.illy exam- was ving t,! °y alien it. •• ! iv with two others 11 o White Konso. The piesi- : with u , thanked r.9 .r a ii*re and i , hi havo nil u h. Mr .1 S-—Kcl :tb y . r V. r ouo oi tho 1 1 our ny k King, X wish you wuuM frank ono f; me.” “Oikl :»s it m.vy f-vtiii, you are tho second soldier to make such a rcquosfc. So both arc of tho same company? Very well. ” On Jones’ envelope ho wrote “A. Lincoln, Prisident,” mid r.s ho handed it back ho asked what had become of that other , man who , had , . asked , , him , . to ^ ‘‘He was killed at Gettysburg. ” I shall never forget the look of sad- ness iu tho president5 fane when tho answer was ;,j\ .and it iui.l not disap- p etir ed whim w loit tiie room. “Jones, wlmt aid you tell him about f;%*<** lji, ‘ yOU seo ^w it pained ’ «>i«t owl ho ask abont bun for? Do you suppose I was going 10 lie to a man I would die for:” was .Jones' indignant reply.—Cliii ago Times-Horald. The foe t tv Decision. “You remember Howforth, who mar- riofl the woman who kept house for him so long?” “Yep.” “Well, iho court granted her a di¬ vorce last wet k. ” “Alimony!” “Not in cash. The decision was that she could keep tho lionse. ”—Cincinnati Enquirer. A hornets' i:est usually contains from 1 300 to •(•to p, i-f.-ot males and females and an indefinite r.innber of workers. Tho rod nsraatiou is regarded in re, min as an onibiom re' d- span'. There is a tradition iu Andalusia that the Uow. r sprang from tho blood of tho Vir- gin Alary, 1 ,. . '' , ' A « , ’ m ®K)th Afncn, nnd Washington is 6,6b4 S1R)E SHOP. Stiot-X Ibird'"-' V \ repaired in neat led wrekman-k like 1 manner. chnrei : ' x ine-s nn.'.'V 1 ' ll ' ' tight, to tr affic Vy a -u iavs’ investigate u»» girted much cnlightcx f • L I tf? 9 I m %kr r 1 CO »# . 9 m - - C./i n ~Sms •7 r m <V 1 r? tf ■r>:-fnv '> /i-'l It lla;|> ■>> T £ f . <1 i > ; . S> S' VIU Knowing tl-.i - fact, we ha ;; d'lioimuicd that r.o faiv'dealing house shall get tiie advantage ■ ! dviscr in goods or prices. PSP tTfsfif I* i? > x KiSTS OF <& Ni-' &!S 4^ S 'U a ’L 5 ... ■» mjA ki r m ¥ :a, &. m Al&.- ..St .isijiMA%€!W : ■ 'jfi That any perron on earth could de-ire- for comfort or convenience. Dry- good.'.;, Notions Shoes, Hats, Gents Furnishing Goods, Groceries, Family Medicines, Hardware, Tinware, Cutlery, Wagon ma¬ terial, Trunks. Buggy Harness, Wagon Breeching, all kinds of Farm Implements, and everything needed by a tillrllf m oh saiaiii issj SCHOOL BOOKS AND SCHOOL SUPPLIES- MORGAN TO THE TOWN AND WE ARE THE MERCHANTS. T 1 vl &’• E¥ 9 R g> H 3 i a I#y S S tSf « a i ia $3 fta iki • m? a - MONEY THE MISSING WORD. E a re pleased to make an entirely new offer to our subscribers, in fjl?which this sentence every one : may have a chance to name the missing word in “swir m mm mi iHTiiiiii V? s 6 ? as m mm, 5? It is quoted from a prominent writer upon economic subject! 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We will forward same and duly record your guess. THE COrpS! CLOSES ?, <837. Send us your m icy and get both papers one year, and per¬ haps get enough money to clear you of debt, or Lay you a good home. No,v .a t.re time to subscribe. Address all orders to— \ V s THE MONITOR, MORGAN, GA; / § two % J * yea. the demo- U A NO! i iiis space belongs to the Arlington OIL AND FERTILIZER Company. They are too busy ship out their goods to stop and write an advertisement. But if you want tho best write or cal on them. r H ) A § -S w J. B- GEORGE, PHYSICIAN AND SlifGFOV, MORGAN, GA. Office and Residence on Main Stmp.et 1-17 tf J. J. BECK, mm m cou^elue at law, 3vro:a,Gkc,.:i>T , Will practice in all the Courts, Stats and Federal. Prompt attention given to all business entrusted fo his care. Col¬ lections a specialty. l-17-tt J. L BOYNTON, ATTOKMET -A.T DICKEY, GA. Practices in tho Courts of the State ana elsewhere. 1-17-tf L. G. CART LEDGE, -^'ri'OK.JNlVEl^r -A_T LAW 3IORGAN, GA. 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