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About The Morgan monitor. (Morgan, Ga.) 1896-???? | View Entire Issue (July 28, 1898)
Uiorlj » in Dor;e Deliuered V 0L. Ill, NO. 29. £ CO ©rnrl/oru If you need a Stove or Range it will pay you tc > come see US. A Is, Crockery and We "1> s,, ts just as you want them. plain white, embossed, or decorated porcelain at very low figures. W. S. Bell, Albany, Ga. m .» rn I u u ll CTD u u r\ 1 m ll IJ i Y CTT5 1 Uti Y VI • 9 l!nli Muon-, of LaFuvecife. Iml., stivs lliitt for eiiiisli|iiitinn ho has found l)o- v in’s Liuli Eni'i.y lfisors to ho perfect, iiiev iiovi-r ai-ijio. I’j-y them for -tmii - noli uliil the)' trimUlee.— T. J. Tinsley & Co. .\luitiati: Dr. F. P. (Jnffiu, Leary; -1. \v. .limes, 'villiitinsimi-o; Henry Tam¬ er lidioin. Altilanoii 1 * Ki)<lorsi?<l by JJest Fliysicians : :.tl a'- «ir;t!iU'«'(l U> (*mv c*l»ills, fever mid •dU'iP. All <lnu»vMsts i«v Irom AXoirit'^est ! M’ny (.'»k . »Si, 1 ni is. 5 19 Gm "I think i>e"in s umii Hazel Salve i' the fiiD’st ]>rep:iration oil the market iw j.hies. So u riios Jimiii 0. Dunn of \»iM'elinu'. w. A’;i. Try it ami you will n.uik tiu-It al cures eczema Dial nil .skin (lisr*ases. !'. . 1 . Tinsley A.' ( . Morgan; Dr. fr\ P. iriiffiii, Leary; •T. w. Jt-iifs. u iliiainsl mi; Henry I'nr*. t » r. Edit*,ni. p’#^AM 8 W 2 c 4 h v si:i. Consii|>:ttic»n TEA curt uml s Dvspep Indi¬ gestion. Regulates the Liver. Prict, 25 ctf Tno X.-n- A "ik Life i> th>‘ Giih (hunpauy h»t \% lTtes pfl’fe-rr 1 1 lsill'.Hlfd There i m if ;i siiiiile ioi in their puli- cit s W. A Bland. Mill n il'll is Oi voiil of Bitter Taste Cures chilis anil fever; acts mi liver and lvu tila'c* the t-ysU'iu All drottgiot*. 5 111 Urn THE MORGAN MONITOR. MORGAN, GA., THURSDAY, JULY 28, 1898. -u^U/rite us for , i n.m Kail, C/3 Barb-wire, Steel Blades, Bov Dixie and Clipper C; IB of 7 ,; i W. S. Bell, , Gen. Brooke Saled Today. Washington, July 25.—Gen. Brooke, commanding the First army corps, will sail today from Newport News to join Gen. Miles at Porto Ric, The General will on the St. Louis and will precede immediately, without. waiting for his command. Hi , should arrive off Porto Rico Fri- day or Saturday. The St, Louis will be accompanied by the Paul, on which will be the quarters of Gen. Hair.es. The re- mender • , of the troops at Chick- amauga will be embarked at Hampton Roads as rapidly as pos¬ sible, and it is expected that the of them will be aboard ship by \\ ednesday. . . The reported boarding of a Ger¬ man steamer off San Juan, Porto Rico, by a launch from an Ameri- can naval vessel is taken at the bar Department as confirming the belief that Gen. Miles,has ar- rived there. It is recalled, ever, that some vessels of auxiliary fleet have been ading San Juan, and it may be it was a launch from one of these vessels instead of from Miles's fleet: that was seen by the Germaii M ! l *! •:; , Tv , , T j no dou,)t that Miles is oil 1 . Rico. Internal Disorders. Santiago, July 25. —Private let ters July from Madrid, under date of 28, say that internal disor- deivs in the Spanisliprovinces tiinue. Some demotmtrations have taken place in Granada., 1 and are supposed to bo due to opposition toward the Octroi tax and local disputes, but in view of the ous cvjisoi.Tiii}) o7i al! questions of public order, it is difficulttoa'scer- tani the tacts. At Gargia it mob (iron on the gendarmes, and an aimed band, sitid to have been composed oi jailnU'ds, appealed at. Banoe and Valdores. Efforts of the , authorities to capture them v. me ict i ie. f, i cat, precautlofts were taken in the open air retire gardens of Madrid <)ii Friday owing to an expected demonstra- tion in favor of'Weyler, who was but nothing developed* ' An . Ohio • . faded , ,, reach , jury , to an agreement after t,w days delib- ‘i'ntJMi. A nu* nr us I unutA-R gc or- de:‘, declares that a jury of women could liaVc disagreed in three mill lites. And 1 don’ doubt 1 lie truth ^ , -Mj.s. Jl\J H'jv > ' l .\] w •ljcj.C * Wltti the gentler sex. CO 5 cot to 1fyou want a : 5 'le or * lot gun call on us. We certainly forest yon. We can sell you u ] -class shot, ■. , at low price. gun a very Don't fail to call on us when you collie to A I- bany and set* our extensive line of goods, W. Hell, Albany, Ga. Farmer Bill Good. “What’s all them soldiers mar- chin’ ’round the town'for?” asked Farmer Bill Good, who has not . been in the city in three months, and refuses to take a paper, cause lie doesn’t believe what they say. VThey Spain,’’ replied are going out to whip the polite man.” h| “Spain?” tfe Whefebouts is iography? “Over near Cuba, some place.” “Yes, I rcccolect, Cubv on the nii , P' hat kecked up the fuss?” l ■ i hey sunk the Maine. “Out wiiat Jim Blaine lives? “Mo. The battleship Maine— they put a mine under it.” “An did it cave in?” n..; it bJew up.” Oneo them durn missed shots , eh? “Oh, goon: you’re too green. Go and subscribe for some paper !l " li get your neighbor to read it ,, , , , , his , vay nmt t (: , r ing that lie w< uId never take a paper for lie knew niore'tha:. all tins papers in chriu- London). , Immuns To Sail. I New Orleans, July 25.•—Col. Duncan B. Hood’s regiment of im- I munes who have been in camp at I Covington for several weeks, ar-j rived t<xlav. Lol. Kjcii h imimineH ()f Texas Arrived Saturday. Both i regiments will transport bo taken to Santiago lin by the big Ber- I | which is now taking on stores. Gen. Shafter is very anxious to! have these two regiments reach him as soon as possible to do gar- risen duty at Santiago, but the opinion is expressed today that the Berlin Avill not get away before Wednesday or Thursday, Madrid Wants Peace. London, July 25.—It is ttn- nounced in asj)nciai dis]mt(*h from Madrid, published this afternoon, that the .Spanish government has drawn up a message addressed to the government at Washington proposing an armistice for tint pur- pose of discussing terms upon which peace with the Li.ited Stat l s enn 1 ,.e a: rai y ed A gossip, or one who tolls of neighbor’s sins to the hurt or ishiMont.of that neighbor, is sun- cording ply usurping the place of theie- angel, and trying ' to usiii [> !_ |H wor of G( d ih | lin „ n tribution upon his fellow main ?• Cl' is mil.", salt It the j on j How will lie forgive tho.- c win) t ry to be avei gets? Womet f n certain ape alwti vs hav at. age that is uncertain. >?“* Cs rc -• "yrr ro • o i Oo $1 PER YEAR. ! “Do” others before they do you. A steady job require ‘X a steady man. __ There is about as much tug of war correspondents as tug of war; Every woman admits that other women if Le didn’t are pretty—or “would be s know it.” Some people are coi cmnjdaining of not, being "in it,’ , ,, ...... in, u> " ,m ' l 'i H)1 ll 1 ^ ■> were In the ease of a runaway hoi it. is well to “remember the mane Life is often saved by clinging t, it. The latest patriotie wrinkle is the red, white and blue garter. Or should I say, the latest patriotic contrivance to keep out wrinkles? 1 am told that a young lady win went out on a recent picnic i H.‘oa - sion, had both her picasure and beautiful dress ruined, just be¬ cause a little boy hollered ‘snakes.’ And then the little boy went, home and told his mother that “I hut gal’s legs wore painted.” Tim realm of illuminated hosiery was revealed to the poor little Boy for the first, time in his life. J. W. Joiner, Wand, Maker, Jeweler jiiiil D.g.I.-i- in Musical Instvum**iM>. 11 in Ten UDa-NT Nnr I. Lave special har<iaiu.s t«* «• Vi* r y«ei. Especially in k gjj? Prof. Joseph 11 i't Dewli, the <-.• I. brnted pianist, will he on haml to trv the lnstrntiienis. < all and then, and sifiiii. A BARGAIN. J. W. joiner. 2 1 XX as.iiiiutim street. Alhanu. It ;t. ht‘tftivni, liyhurn! Jeglinrn! In ld”li mill l"» crow11s I'linjiiiie fi-inii Jf> cents each to real r h,e otit-s; in fact c'-ods of a'l etudes to suit cadi out-., Mis, l. M. t’rit tt-iidoti.
