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About The Morgan monitor. (Morgan, Ga.) 1896-???? | View Entire Issue (Jan. 21, 1898)
$ 2 , fi. i > ,f > Word! '^r- *z~ >%• . Thi paper annour.i in c'iniu-ciir.'ii with The Atianta Weekly . Constitututixn, a i:e offer in which everyone may have a chance to supply the missin word in 1 his sentence: i !l "Hi EIRST 11 WAS CONSIDERED BY THE AS A GOOD OMEN." , The sentence is taken from a well-known publication. The word is a familiar one, and it may readily suggest itself. Conlest Began lan.!—Ends March I, ’9E TO ENTER THIS COKTTST WJ SAM Sl‘8SCnSE TOH 4 4 gtP** Hti f n -’- ' , kJSi ‘ it’iv‘ f <- . 5! s~ IN CONNBCTION WITH TIIE MORGAN MONITOR, AT TUB EXTREMELY $1,50 LOW PkiCIi OF In connection with this Clubbing Rate, we will, if you --.end your guess with the subscription price, forward ali for you and thus give YOU a CHOICE AT THE r.fSifHS WORD FUND ^ Ai the end of pork,a < > v.-r. 0 i.y tin, conk r Th,. 'tonolltutlon will pay out til till- ! f ui ly or panic., th,- full priz- amount that has accrued In the I«Hf TH* Il.illl M simple and tho u, uonteals harm ho-:.,mo an they popular Hud Inw < n r-i .1 with such ohooluf, fulrnc-pH to all that have b» on widely <’o; i< iftur. but norm navo lau-urno c.ptal to The Const JtwHon'j gr orfelnal sorloa. IN ONE YEAR THE CONSTITUTION HAS RAID OUT.-—-owkss. . NEARLY $6,000 IfSJ CASH in those misHJmr word contests, .t! wO Chi' Lth,- 1 'mlV.sln* h HC an3 fIon land received fr< luil.-url!,, wor.l this fund b tGm'd ;:c; wee cDCDnTrc'TTc;;;''^ The fund b W* fitly f * 0 ? .dilution Imu M« > R!; THAN 100,000 Pubp^riDTH and that It lion 10 per cent from a kuop«<th' ■ utv'<Tlptiom* for thin dintrlbu- f j that, the omoant to be divided at wchh»Rrj«lj8 Brgs enouirh < Yr worth strivliiR for. It Iw not a ca j ful proposition, hut tho p'nn is open and sir X' orlmi#ronu?N > Vl,TTEI>40 the mnitH !»v (Ii»< I*m»t Office Department «* a me t HW Tt*>t>c«>k from which tlw» 't vtcnrp tnJ<r n to flpponltM In n »uft*ty vault, under t¥*iU. and wtll bn «twm«d At ttM? cl< w* of IB** contntt Loforr? a oomnillp^*, whicli malcra tfK- award after an ftxamV «wuinf> of ttK'Rubncription txw)j..v In one of theau contests then? was only ono Buccossful guesHcr, who rff-elvi’d more than >1,00); and In addition to this in one year >5,006 nns been d'Btrlbutod among successful gucswrH IlrnK-Riher that, whether the mining word supplied or not. It coot* notiMig to RUfc b. arid oven thotigli not aurcesfifut the guesswr gets THt GR EATEST OF All WEEKLY NEWSPAPERS FOR ONE YEAR Ke<n» that in view nnd send your gucaji with your elubblng subscriptioti for your home paper and The Weekly Constitution Should you already be a mbscriber to your home paper, remit $1 to lliis paper for Hie Weekly Constitution for one year, and it will be forwarded to The Constitution with your guess. The Constitution guarantees that the amount of the award will not he less than $500 in cash, and it may he as much as $'2,000. THF. WEEKLY CONSTITUTION is l HE GREATEST WEEKLY NEWSPAPER IN THE WORTH, h is a TWKI.VK l’AGli, SEVEN-COLUMNS TO-THK PAGE NEWSPAPER, containing EIGHTY-FOUR COLUMNS every week. It ha« no equni as a Weekly Newspaper in America, its news reports, cover the world, an<l its correspondents and agents are to lie found in almost every LailiwieU of the South- etn and Western Stales. AS A M A(«,\/il IS 1*1 ft print* Blow* rnnUi.t thivn to ordinarily found In any nnv;;»zli*o In t&tts country. ■AH AS EDIKIATO It It to a Mciioolhoone In ; a rear* rending of TT>e (Y»n«tltt»tkm to a llbarul ednOafln*. ITH SPECIAL V'K VTIi HIM commend « enptvlnlly U> every farm hom« In Amcrtca. ITS FIRM AM) FA It *1» «S’ •n,P\liT;m;iT r, ( tn Womnrt*a Oopnrtinenf himI fm CThfL Dr part».!«.. f nr* all imdor at,i. ' *'<*?«, imu) are ajaN-hUJv ntltw-Uv* to t)*o*w tow* Owaa dAIYorbnentn -’B-Im T?,. - wkiu^ htimrtf n« tvoo<!»< »/ tho princlylcM niMucluicd in tho XutUnul PUiUbrtu if iho party. THE FOLLOWING ARE THE C0HBITIOSIS OF TOE CONTEST Ten Guessers' Per Cent of the ! Tin: < arvsTl »<’!■ suhtirrlj rcnON tloiKi l'rrs from to rUR CENT m'u'w amount It Subscript i<', i\ mU> t-H i* fund for dtotrlbutlon jwutkHonterfng nmon« thooe who.mum? tho Mbwlrtff correctly Worrl <*>«. th** t»ons goes to the hi.r:•;.!!»' word. If onlv mw oonkHtatti ect* the rluht vvortl. l>« or Bno Fund to be divided. !j wit .)<• the men Bunn- tlB’ wtii • dtifp in* !’un<l. j dMtrlionaleiy if mor* Mum divided one among HuppIk'B the the suetfsHiu) in tosh) tr In other words if this II lers. Subscription Fund,! n't-.qvornqx i'Ri;<‘ki>knt eou skniuno a Gi’Ksa amounts to $ 20,000 ui tht. iMifeiltiK w ord, to tint! eaeh and every mi ess must is' uoooue for this period then }’ -H d I v n yt-nrto h F ■ i ' r non U> The Weekly (Vmstttutlon. If sent the fund to to the i rot iu 11 the pajff r puhlls) ,i’p this udvi'rttsement in Hcoentanee of out go • i hi' K «*jKT. the stc-ss nt the mlasing word will to> forwnrdetl The successful gxuesser tati'us ore than o' Hvnuiih he the siihseriptUm. Should one }»er:t<.n send would be $ 2 000 one answer, or or. «he will l,e entitled ton share of the fund , . tor t>ach corm-t tutov vtr. T te n will is* no capital prtao—everyone *'»***'**' will A tll’St JvV’iV v, IV r ■Bons may sne«a up many timcB ae they send • • till hi* ertntioha. IN X Yorit ■§ / WTft you net'll not write the smite nee out In full—Just say the MtoaiM : tor i**rtod dteslu nattnif It) to “.............. AI1J1KI SS A1,L ( LI UDLMi OUUKKH TO THE MORGAN MONITOR, Morgan, Ga. LOOK!SERE, AFTER A (.’OM¬ ELET R \ NI) Ca Vv> € ji J ' >r - r; Ii i f VAY l\ \ rWLrirr Wi/'k -e\ \ i aC\\ (If t I S \ \ *—L x! M f rirr: 1 • siA ___ 51 A Thorough Investigation , 1 AM SATISFIED THAT TMF GOLD WIRE T I l’'\T l-t T T 1^ > T I TA to \ \ ’ i a I j , ' t I I l\ J f •*“* * v A „ Mnnnfiiotiirrd by Mr. D. T. El ,DElt is tho best on the market. All designs of Ladies’ and Goofs' Jewelry, full on Inin nt X. J. iiusley A- Co.'s and bis fine assortment, the goods are sure to •ell. Come to see me. D. T. ELDER. YOU . ik m CAN ill rnMm rnOIECTIOM. heini model, tto. icUor . : to,| wnreei -e a BOOK ON PATENTS' ” ! "1“ C. A. SNOW ,x CO PuMnuvsm Washington, d O- t ONSl JitoiTEN ( AN UK KKK ED. ---- T. A \ . . , tho great chetli- ist ' : ‘ist, will s.uul I me, lo the afflieh il, t.htve Lotties of his Newly Discovered IveinerUes to euro Troubles. thmsumptiou and all Lung Nothing Mink] K» fairer, more pltylaii- t:Hr<Tplo or - arv im>r<* pn to Do iriTlieleil, iliaii tho off.a of T. A. BLi ’Uui, M. i of New York city. U-onfliUmt Unit bo has iliGcovorc 1 ft n ilnble cure for consumption ami all brou- throat ami lum; disease*, ^onoml n.HHino ami weakness. Jos- of flesh and all comiitUms of wasting, ami to make Its «1 merits known, he will -end, llnee bottles to miv reader of the Momior who may l.e-uiffertiiK. A nearly this “new sclentifle course of medioine” turn permanently cured tlunls anils of apparentty hopeh ‘S3 OilSOS, he Doctor eonsiders U Ida religious duty—a duty which lie owes to humanity, to donate his infallible cure. lie has proved the dread consumption to be a curable disease beyond any doubt, and has on tile in his American and Euro- ran laboratories testimonials of oxperi- nee from those heueilti'd and cured,iu all parts of Use world Don’t delay until it is too late. Con- sHtupUou. uninterrupted, means gjas-dy ami certain death. Address T A Slocum, M. t ., 98 Pino street, Now York, and when writing the Doctor, give express pr cl pout- “Bice address, aild please mention reading tide article io the Monitor .................. BO YEARS’ EXPERIENCE t Trtaoc Manns • >*%*- ' “V't'vNl T h Copyrights Designs Ac. qntokly ATYfon© sending a sketch and free desert wiioihor nt Jon may ascertain owr opinion &u tions Invention strictly to eonudonffnl. probafcljr i , .iio* Handbook v tnMe. Communica¬ Patents on sent free. Oldest agency fur sev ering patents, Patents taken without through Mu*m tho A <'o. rtvclvo special notice, ehareo, in Scientific American, A hntidsrtmoly Ulnstrntod wonkto-. l wt’M t*ir- *’iilatk*r. «‘f any Rotontitv fonrnnt. 'iVrim*. yenr; four ivnmthu, fl. !to.»Kt l y all nv’WtHl^nl^i WH & Co . 16,5 New Yor Bmeth ua c*. t "j r rtt.. TVasUlu^rou, u. e. Die hey. this link month, and laving h ] inly the peopk-. i i to - uLmit some coiici'i.-ior IS.. fitplace : i ei.'ll to r have bec-n a clog *; ^tnduiit of folks fV r many ycons; I have crossed 11 <i- t a to from <-;;st to west at < from PtBs in tho northcavi n the sonibwoM; I kfio.vn H;.iny commuiiitics i i nor mi-)-; \ ■ ] )iav<? liked Kovoinl j places j't'aHy Well; but I want to sav i pnbiifrly that I>iekey is in rriai the : e&t place I have yet Sucli hospitality, reftm-mpat.. ami morality are not to no found in many com munit ms in Georgia: snen tJiterest as is lYtanifesled here in orv thing that pertains to the social,intellect tin!, and religious uplll i of the village, I have not found else- i where. The children show, to a ! marked degree, evidence of 1 been renrcil in good, homes. ) hey i are bright, courteous, genial, respect- | fnl, and moral. One of the strongest ! proofs of the good character of the I oots is that they do not smoke cigarettes. I might say right hoic that, as evidence of the viciousness | of lho habit of cigarette auioktug, j business men in all the highly civil- izoi] coutitrics of the world arc lic- | ginning to refuse employment to | cigarette smokers. Now, with this j j condition of affairs to begin with, we hope to build up a school hero that j will reflect credit upon this, or any ! Other village ill Georgia. Wo do I »*«t claim n„. highest ,..-oficio«t.y i-. j j}.., ..wifi JdOIfSHlOn twmn r»f (n tnardiinfr UftCIlUtg, wo \\ ( dn UO claim to have a fair knowledge of iwt lhods of teaohinifj we also claim to lie earnestly desirous of doing good, conscientious work. Wo are not teaching for glory,, we are not teaching for the money there i is in if: we have chosen teaching as our life-work because wo love it and consider it 0113 of the bpst fields for usefulness. To those desiring to give their children a good education wo sin¬ cerely offer our best service, If. II. Shell. . Siivertoii Ifcins. [BY MATiMH.] Art onr items seem to be a thing of tho past, I will try mid scribble yon n ' lines thin week, so wi| , kuow wo nr, '.“VY,n the ,. K . Our farmers 1 . nlmost finished lacking cotton and arc getting iu shape to plant another crop. Mr. A. Martin, formerly of Benev¬ olence, blit now of this place, fnride a “big” trip Saturday afternoon and took in Morgan. Mrs. O, E. Lane, of Moultrie, is visit¬ ing her mother, Mrs. M. A. Young, nt this writing. Mis. lame lias many friends hero v ho wish her stay pleasant. Miss Mamie Bruetto left a few days ago to take charge of the Lang school in Calhoun county. \Ve Koj e Miss .Mamie much snocc: s in this new occupation. Miss Essie Knighton left tor a visit lo friends at Benevolence last Saturday. C. F. S. seems to be sad. Barto Dyer and John Milliner paid Hnwson a visit Saturday and Sunday. Monroe Stcvi us visited Outhbert and Eoleman with n large lot of cabbage plants, the first of the week, Tin; pinvennneting last Sunday night, was veil attended and will bo at .Mr. Tom Johnson next Saturday night. Everybody invited to attend. On last Tuesday just as the clock struck two, the young spirit of Kossie v lt 0 Hlu ' u f' th( ' «nnpli»er . of Mr. ami airs. J* A. Knighton, roVurned to the Goil who gave it life. Little llossie, though .is a souroo of . much . snnsimie to tho fond purauta, who have onr deepest sympathy in this sad hour. r. ! 1 “‘'l»"‘t remains laid to . rest at were New Prospect, Rev. Femello aondiicliug tho last sad rites, Sn oot little KosboUe, bine eyed darling, With rnoriy laugh anil gulden hair; Yon are, we trust, with Jesus in heaven, To dwell through endless ages there. May Build To Tallahassee, From the Dawson News. It is not. improbable that Dawson will have direct railroad connection with the capital of Florida. The Georgia Fine Railway, which is now limit r construction from Bainliridge to Dawson, is applying for an amendment to build to Tallahassee, Fla., on the south. The Georgia Pino is being rapidly built in this direction, and will bo hero in time for next fall’s business. It will open up one of tho finest sections of country in the state; l’he lhtinhridge Democrat's editor | soliloquize thus; “The man who gets llie fewest letters oeuiplnitirt of the post office; the man who oomplains of the preacher pays him tho least; tho man who lias tin' least sense is the most con- ee; ted. It may also be added that the man who borrows his neighbors’* paper has the nv, -t fault to find with the way it is run. HitHread Talk. raii 3!i v. ai Ev can V f ling out the railroad. W < -i’. n s a v I ood subject to talk aUout. c j \v}j<*vi it is known that it run traight through the c. ntcr of tin i count v. j Ti c road will he extended on from Damascus to Arlington and from j Arlington by Morgan to Dawson, ; The route has bopn n, a sped off by ' Chic igiimer Pen-. ; ml l\v a <11 : ttu on: Arllngion Dawson 2 ouc h the ineorperutioi of That ir.i'ittm tlrn*. the road I come within one mile of .Morgan ri? lyu-nr. But our V\QC wanttb see the roit'l pass one | i :-<*m the business part ami not oft * 1 i any iuduceitlbnts to get ii to come 1 within immediate reach of onr [dace, ; People in this vicinity are not sleep, arid they don't intend to let this op- portuniiy pass and not have the railroad. Wo venture the assertion that, if necessary, $n,00 can bo raised within an hour’s notice in Morgon. A M.OS1TOB scribe was in oonver- •attot) with three gentleman the j other dav, and the tln’ce together I agreed to give $‘2 GOO. Be v oral others have been seen since and all say they “will givetlmir part.” You know tin; definition of that sentence: It simply means that the railroad will pass within touch of the square. Would it. not be well for onr busi¬ ness men to have a meeting and let the road officials know what they will offer? Boom up the railroad and lets have it. Isler-Grigsby. Last Wednesday afternoon at 3:30 o'clock, nt the residence of Mr. and .Mrs. T. W. Hammond, in Leary, there was solemnized in marriage one of the most popular couples in Calhoun county. The happy contracting patties were Mr. Biff Islor and Miss Pearl Grigsby. Bov. W. F. McCulloughs performed the ceremony. Only a few invited friends were present. The Monitor j bus the scores of friends of tlie happy couple in wishing them a long and - happy wedded life. Caught ’Komri the school nou u ^. Dr. Jenkius, of Edison, was in town last Wednesday. Mr. 0. W. Collins, was over from Arlington Sunday. Matrimonially speaking, Calhoun county is oil a boom. Judge Beck went over to Arlington last Wednesday on business. Judge L. G. Cartledge went over to Arlington, lust Wednesday on business. Mrs. .1. N. Dauh 11 went over to Leavv last Tuesday and returned Wednesday afternoon. Cord ray is now represented in the Monitor. Their first appearance . wa# inado this week. Messrs. Geo. Hammond, Chas. Isler, and Ilowell Whittaker \wis over from Leary Sunday Afternoon. Onr Silverlon correspondent has at last conn: to life, as will be seen by his interesting letter iu another column. Head the Folks eoirespondent. They have a complete report of the marriage of Miss Ellie McGjiyrt to Mr. Jno. Eubanks. It takes hustling to get out- Friday's paper on Thursday at T2 o’clock. But we are here for that business and iis going to be done. See? A letter from Arlington will bo found in another column of this weeks paper whicli is very interesting reading matter. It has a hearty welcome lo onr columns. Wo want our Children’s Department lUled up next week with letters from the little people. The little folks can get up as interesting reading matter as the big folks can. Our readers will appre¬ ciate n letter from them every week. Wo understand that Bro. Fleming is back in his now quarters in Arlington and that the Courier will be issued from there this week instead of in Biakelv. Bro. Fleming is to bo congratulated on getting back ns early as ho did, after suffering a complete wipe out by fire. Mayor Kagan called the town council together last Tuesday. Considerable business was transacted. Among the most important items brought before this body was tho trial of several small boys for throwing rocks at a negro house and upsetting an old well shelter on tho north side of the square. The boys plead gnilty and was fined 81 each. As this was the last business brongqt up the council adjourned. Notin' Tax Buyer*. The tax for the Morgan ‘citizens jiev hundred dollars on all town property is $1. The tax will he due in .”0 days from this date. Notice ordered by the Town ('ouncil. F..N. m iriuT, :to, toffS. T. C, C. Trotiole Ahead. The bosl :;iJpifd wilCfi 01 i 6 O? his in. "Iv.iinttoa.sk you.” began Hie ea.) !< ■ i but the otlif r, without looking up \vav<- one hand back o{ him and reduced hi- friend to silence. After Trailing half a ininuto the visitor tried again." “J won’t take much of 3*011 r time." h€ * a j f ] “This is something too important to be neglected or I d go away and com- again ” l, l su} p ee there's no use, of m 3 ' trying <0 get t li i ough with this before dark any- how," was the iv.joindei with a sigh. ‘•I'm sorry it’s ree essay to iiiterni];t yOll.” “Oh, it’ri all light. When I come to Iiink of if, I wouldon’t know whethei T r luid the right answer when I got through, “Vh»u could easily have the book keep- j verify it, couldn't youri' or i “No, i tried the bookkeeper on it. S ‘‘‘' ll 1 f- 11 ! lu< 1 " : 1 ’*■ ‘ i 1 Isn’t it anything connected with bi incss?” No, If it wore I’d bo comparativi serene. Husincss isn’t Uio only thing life.” ‘■It’s a great deal of It though,” The calculator rang for the office bo;, and when ho appeared said, "Thomas you talcs this bill and buy me as roan works on arithmetic as you can with it Then turning to his friend with the air a close-questioner, ho said: •'Why do men engage in business?” “To make money.” “And what do wo want of money? Wo want independence and rospeet. W want to feol that we can hold up o» heads in the world, and not be obliged t face humiliation, Tho purposes of th. calculation, distant from business it may be, are tho same. I have a who has done woil in his studies, who does mi! tiio honor to ask my every oneo in a while. Most boys do that. They lliink it is impossible their fathers to know very much, to tho misfortune they labored under not having * *' school teachers This bo- iha‘ you have gotte.. — - , .. , going to keep at it, TF-night he’!! coiao homo with some examples to do, and Napoleon, when ho started for St. Helena didn’t feel a bit worse than l will if I have to lay down my load poticil and paper and own up that I can’t do them.”—Detroit Free Press. A Sure Thing for Von, A transaction i a which .voucanuot loscisa r.ure tiling. Biliousness, piles sick headache, f. r- ved tongue, fever, by ami a thousand other i!:s are caused constipation and si uppish liver. derful Ca-icarets Candy stimulant' Cathartic, the won¬ new liver and intcsiiual tonic are by all druggists guaranteed to cure oi* money refunded. C. C. C. are a sure thing. aud Try a box to-day; 10c. t 25c. ? 50c, Bauiplo booklet free. Bee our big ad. Nils Down In Walk. Tlu; Western Indians, says an exchange, do not approve of indolent white men. Tiie “heap good white man” is the white man who works hard; and to sit by and watch him as he toils seems to afford thorn never-failing pleasure. Some young '‘warriors” of the Blackfoot tribe sat ono day watching a group of laborers who were constructing a grade for a branch railroad in .Hontanna. They were commenting upon tho workmen and their work, when a bicyclist, the first that they had ever seen, came riding along the now- ly completed grade. He had got off the train at the last- station, and was going to tho tort, a little farther on. The Indians watched the wheelman without a word until he passed beyond a knoll which hid him from view; then they expressed their sentiments concerning him. “No good whits man,” one remarked, “No” answered another, with great scorn. “Heap lazy white man—sits down to walk.” J. A. Perkins, of Antiquity, O., was for thirty years needlessly tortured by physi¬ cian for the euro of eczema. He was quickly cured by using De-Witt’s Witch ilazoi halve tho famous healing salvo for pile.- and skin diseases. P. K. Lloyd Leary. Mrs. S T. Clayton, Morgan, Henry Tur¬ ner, Edison. Everybody Says So. Cascarets Candy Cathartic, the most won¬ derful medical discovery of the age, pleas¬ ant and refreshing to the taste, net. gently and positively on kidneys, liver and bowels, cleansing the entire system, dispel colds, cum and biiionsne? headache, fever, Please habitual constipation of C. C. C. 3 . buy and trv thud a box guaranteed to-day; 10, ST>, 50 cents, and to euro by nil druggists. THOBNTON & CO- Wants Your Trade. This popular firm has moved into their now store. They carry a full line of staple and family gro¬ ceries, tobaccos, whiskies, wines, dry goods, etc . which they •\ Ft' soiling for cash as cheap or cheap¬ er than any retail concern of the kind in this section of country. This is just a notice—their goods advertise themselv'*. T1IORXTOX &(?().. Morgan, Ga. S' i flfll HI .. gs & •; ■; I H i b 1 ; .• *1 J i 5S5 2321 - 22EEH Ir M , r* /■> B ii £ ! hy ? ! j j j Grandest and Lamest b of c! .thing ever known in Southwest Georgia. Commencing from VY, AND LASTING UNTIL JANUARY 1, Or until closed out : r—*“3 ofits Not Considered. the latest stylos. Suits from $3 to $25. Going out of the ug business and will sell you a suit any way. So come while stock is in shape and secure a perfect fit. 9 r ■ 1 LINE EMBRACES The well,known lines of Sehloss Brou &^Co., Hamberger &' Co., and all the best manufacturers. aUUKd ■s ftjfinc* Mpny ttni it „ . m C. M CH En BY. <3-A.. : NECESSARY FLATTERY. Tho Experience of a Yomagp Woman Who Tiled Plain Speaking For a Week. It was the first afternoon of the meeting, se!f the and earnestness tiie girl who of her prides aims her- and j on j objects in hfe came into ho room with tho light of a noblo resolve glorifying her countenance. “I’ve been rending tho loveliest book ! In t-bo world, girls,” she exclaimed en- i thnsiastically, "and henceforth I shall never hatter or d.-nci in air-'hodyl The author says that flattery is tho worst of riiis and that”— „m„ lell n us your experiences next . week,” , interrupted the . sarcastic maiden grim- ! ly. “They’ll be a lot more interesting than an account of the book’s preach- , mgs, and besides”— But the earnest I girl had flown off in indignation, and she was decidedly meek and crestfallen when next tho ciuii members met “You m-.du’t laugh,” r.ho remarked ui ibo sarcastic maiden, , who , was grin- . 111 “‘J expectantly, tor 1 believe what the hook said was true, only we’re not sufficiently developed to live by such an j elevated standard. Y 7 ou know, I said J should never flutter anybody again all my life. Well, that was last week. Now I’m going to flatter everybody. I’ve had enough of plaiu specking to last me a lifetime. Bast Monday I told mamma she was getting crow’s feet when I knew she wanted mo to say she wasn’t. Next day Maiuio asked me how old I thought she looked, and I told her honestly. Mamma hasn’t got over being vexed yet, and, as for .Mamie, 1 don’t suppose she’ll ever speak to wo again. “Wednesday our pastor called and wanted my honest opinion of his last sermon. I told him, and he was awfully hurt. Friday I told my dressmaker that I considered her awfully careless with nice material, and she left the house in anger, with my new dress half done and not a soul among us who knows how to finish it. Other dressmakers won’t, you know, so what shall I do? “That’s the way things have gone all week. Now I’m going to say love¬ ly things on principle again, whether they’re true or not. You girls do look perfectly stunning, ” sirs continued sweetly as her listeners sighed sympa¬ thetically. “I do think we have the prettiest set of girls in tho city in our club aud the nicest. ” And then she wondered that they didn’t really seem grateful for tho com¬ pliment. “They acted just as if they didn’t think I meant it,” she told her chum afterward.—Chicago Times-Her- ald. Don’t Tobacco Spit and Smoko Your Life Away. If you want to quit tobacco using easily and forever, bo made well, strong, No-l’o-Bac, magnetic, full of new life and vigor, take the wonder-worker, Many that makes weak men strong. Over gain ten pounds in ten days. druggist, 400,000 eared. Buy No-To-Bac of your under guarantee to cure, 50c or SI 00. Booklet and sample mailed free. Ad. Sterling Remedy Co., Chicago or New York. SHOE SHOP. SHOES. Harness, &e. repaired in aud workman-like manner. charges i liwmmblc. Simp North-west eerner pub¬ lic square. .Shoos made to order, 1 a iso repair all kinds of tin ware. S. M. LASH. SHERIFF SALES- GEORGIA—OaIlFioti* County:—- Wil1 so ’d before the court Bt *** VT** °“' 7 8 ° ,n , f salo tho following property . to-wit: 0r , fi tMot of Ian(1 lvi , a saM co - u , lt ono nlile I 10 rth-east of Morgan, the place whereon the defendants now reside, con- tabling fifty (50) acres, more or less, off of Lot No. )2i, and 200 acres, more or less °t lot No. 125, making a total !’. a n5l,i,r of acres 250, more or less, ^-'M L. . lvaltanks laud., levied to satisfy on as the execution property issued of O. an from the county court of said county in favor of A. J. Carver against said O. L. Eubanks and T. L. Eubanks. Deed from A. J. Carver 1o O, L. Eubanks on file in tho clerk’s office before levy, Tenants notified. This, Jan. 4, 1898. ALSO, At the same time and place 333 1-3 acres of land, more or less, in the 4th district of said county, being lot No. L* L'^ed 1 : ^ part an.l of to iot bo No, sold 214 in the said district. <m as property of 1). a. Ingram, deceased, to satisfy a fl fa from the county court of said comity in favor of Crittenden Brothers vs. D. A. Ingram, deceased, Tenants notified. This, Jan. 4, 1898. . ALSO, At tho same time and place, will be sold to the highest and best bidder for cash, fifty-nine (59) acres of land, moi'e or less, in the north-west corner of lot of land No. one hundred and eighteen (113) in the third district of Calhoun county, to satisfy a fi fa issued from the Superior Court of Calhoun county in favor of J. G. Price against Leonora Hooks and fifty-nine (59) acres of land, more or less, as above described. And a fi fa issued from the Justice Court of tho 1123rd district of Calhoun county in favor of J. C. Price against Leonora Hooks. Tenants in possession notified. This, Jan, 4, 1898. L H. Davis, Sheriff. GEORGIA— CaliioOT Cou.xtv: Whereas, certain petitioners have made their application to this court, praying for an order granting the establishment of a new road, commencing at the Negro church and running by E. J. Bass, J. R. Mills, F. L. Carswell and Will Kish, pla¬ ces to Parksviile. And, whereas, commis¬ sioners appointed and for that purpose have reviewed marked out said contempla¬ ted road, and reported to this court that said road will be one of much public util¬ ity and convenience. Now this is to cite and admonish all persons that on and af¬ ter said the first road Tuesday will in February next new be granted if no good cause is shown to the contrary. Witness the Hon. J. M. YVooten and Henry Turner, Co missioned of Roads aud Revenues. January 4th 1898. A. I. MONROE, Clerk. Citations By The Ordinary. GEORGIA—Caj.hocn County- To all whom it may concern; The appraisers appointed to set apart 12 month’s support to Mrs. Madura Tur« nor and minor children of W. U. Turner, late of said county, deceased having fi] e( j j their petition in terms of the law. This is i to cite all persons interested to show [ eatiso, if any they can, within the time allowed by law, why such allowance should not be confirmed, Witness my hand ana official signature i ibis 3rd day oi January 1898. A I , AI oil roe, Ordinary.
