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About The Morgan monitor. (Morgan, Ga.) 1896-???? | View Entire Issue (Aug. 4, 1898)
2 w 9 O o (JO. _3 3 >> O O £ "30 co * '1 & *mm ■";/,! -rlMj m tezri t'A § © # 111! i ISi ! i * pj) pj) O Hi g) 0 L~\ © =3 C ^ G ^ 3 S © © ^ ^ m & © SAY. BUD. DID YOU (JETTHEMGOODS At riiiHl.-yV? Not this week. At Clay- i«*n’s? Not this uioniinjn At Thom tonVV I reckon not. Sir, 1 got t hern nt % if i/p ( r j mf \o> i Cf \ >L ym fi r J / UP c O VERLOA DED T < .urn. % V s V. * A. He e<• ii.-s 36 inches for one vtird, l(i ounces for one poiiud, i! pounds good jcreeii coflee lor S3.00 •S pounds Arhuckic CollV-e', 1,00 i i li Ihs. white suyiU', 3.00 1 <’! ii*s. whole { 41 'Miti rice. Loo 1 ' boxes diant potash, for LOO Calicos, cheeks and yard-wide sh eet - ins per yard Octs ‘.!0 ounces .soap for r. C 34-4 box matches, -toe • iOO pounds cotton seed hulls, 45 “ “ “ meal *1.25 iOoublc thick tobacco per pound vfi Hehnupps Maccaboy tolmcco 3 pounds for 95c bnuil 50 Corn and meal' per bushel • Best llgnr per bbj Yt’: i(onn>raised hams i UP 0 pounds Lion rousted (toffee 1 00 2 box pmash 15c; 3-20c: 4-25e; IT for t 00 tstravv hats front 5c to L'C*. ivuni]) chimneys' 7 c Axle grease • 4 c Heel pins and elivi r*D,s r K Terrell scrapes ready snurp and set 4 c Nails, per pound 2 1 - 2 c, Cood Axis 55 c 1 ire proot K, ,41 per izat 35 c h t’litf jar rubbers per doss. 07 1 cannot mention all, so come to see-me The year 1898 will he a lull'd one and one of the hardest tliincs "ill be to colleen therefore 1 "ill only sell tor 11;x* cash. S. \. hc< * i x V ’ i iriL Notice <d Dismissiou. { ■ LOllU 1 A — i’aliiovx County: Vx Ik' reus, W li, ’I't-rvv, udininisimt, v . of IYter S. Barbrc, repre,scuts te. the • ( ’ •"it in his it j duly filed und pel < • n (TI- tcivd'on record, that lie has fully ad- nndisUu'cd rvtcr S. Bai'brc’s (‘state 1 In's is i licreloic 1 o cite all [iiT'Oiis etui- ccrucii kindred and credit ____ors, to show cause, >t any they cun. why said admin isti at < >r si mu Id not be disdmrpt-d trom ins admniistrntioii and recci vc let lei's t>! di'inis-iou on the first Afonda." m < fete b r. 1898. ... 1. MONROE. Ordinary. headache, . . biliousness, . . oiCK and all liver and oonstipa- tuai stomach troubles can be quickly cured by nsiue (hose famous btile pit Is known as UcVit-;" S Little Early Risers, 1 hey arc plca.-nnl j to take nul never gripe. T. a. I’inslcv ,v tV. Moreau; l>r. F. i‘. Urillbp. Fatin': ■b Joiies. "llliiimsbui'i;; Beiirv Go— tier, Edisoia. Can you borrow money <>n any <>f \our property at b per cent interest? A on can, if You It,a\v a fioliCV it) rue New York Lite insui'anee *' ' ‘ ul ! 1 ' ‘ The High crown Le«ln»riis ariixe.l all O. K., J'liesdaw Airs E. M- enticudeu. ail ill#' 31 (r% ^5 Uh illllGlll! 'DEI Nl S° III! C^c m ° nil! thoughts Jotted Down. Cnj>t. Padon was here Monday. " — Jim. Ward, of Edison, was in town last Monday. ©apt. Ji to. Webb, of Edison, was here last Saturday. Mr. Seat Mansfield represented Dei y in Morgan last Monday. Mr. Be]lit over, of near. Leary, transacted busine.s in Morgan last ! vSatimla v. Selma Davis lias been oeninu the {•< )mitt‘!.' ) at lmsiey & this week. Prof. C. J. Fitzpatrick, »f Peary, was in Morgan last- M < >n~ day morning. A Taytor county fruit grower is said to have made $ 10,000 on ten cars of peaches. Col. , 1 . L. Bovnto transacted legal bush :<-SS in organ last Monday m o ruing. Mr. \\ . A. Manrv, c-f Bethel. shook hands with i ms many Mor- gan friends last Monday M alter Beck. Cooper Dozier and v am Lash went to Leary Monday on their bicycles. Miss Eiborta is visiting Sdutli- west Georgia. Miss Ell»crta is a jtoach.—Brunswick Times. A lmtchel.br editor, 'who had a . pretty -ist--r. wr, >t“ to another bachelor etjoall v f. -rt-unatc, ■Rii:,'.-. ■ ‘xenanev. i / A uev post\)tfleo a as neen estait- , in iisito<( tne i.(>tThcast.ern part of G-'lquit county, will named Log. .J. >S. Harrell G the }m >stmaster. The law of gravitation does not kelp a man g. • d own hill half ns fast as the remarks o; 1 i tends, once lie inis met with a little ad- versify. At- the state convention ofcoun- ty commissiuner.s jj; Atlanta it wa> resolved to.netitioi: the legis- iatra-e to abohsh vhe fee system of paying cofu-tv < U'Kn'rs; ■ 1812 : a: out 85 years between the war of 1812 and the Mexican war; :m,lith0 * . ...... ab!mt ‘ a ' ' A white garment appears worse with slight soiling than d o colored garments 'much soiled.; ri { ) a, iittl mult in a good man attracts more attention than the p, ] V)( ] ,,, ,,, " ( ) ^ till r. m spite ot • hard times, in spire of 16 to one, til* , Georgiia cracker, the G eorgiu nig- g’-r, and file Georgia Hog are all H njoying the “juicy red wat-ermel- m dat uTi )Ws on de i t• t*. * 1 The following letraj b Links a i'e among tne ,, kllut have stock; we u\ Rent Contract and Landlord'., s 1 dei j , 0r<ip M ortgago, Plai • t N. >tas, Magistrate’s Summons, Land Deed>. tir.d Bond for Appearance. Hill; -illii: !ii*t m Ms© c =9 |--i 0 fa 1 px “ § Collector Rucker, of the inter- mii rovenue department, is in n- ceipt of the following letter from Commissioner Scott, at Washing- ton, regarding the use of stamps on cheeks not drawing terest: “In reply to your, letter of inquiry, dated the 25 th ar " hereby advised that on instru¬ ment such as that you submit, reading, ‘Received of the Mainis- tee County Savings bank $ 100 ;’| not. going in form either a bank check, draft or certificate of de -1 t M sit drawing interest, or for payment of any sum of money, j 8 no t subject to the stamp tax of 1 two cents, imposed by the third paragraph of Schedule A, of the act of June 18 th, 1 S 98 .” Under this ruling a person may deposit his money in a bank, receiving a receipt of sam- from the receiving teller, and draw it out at his own pleasure without affixing a stamp to his order. An exchange truly says-': “The religion that makes people pay their debts: the religion that keeps ’people from speaking ill of their neighbors; the religion- that makes no distinction between wealth and p<>vert-v; the religion that makes people religion honest that makes ami uprigi* rt : the men manly and women womanly; the religion that i- part of peonlofs every day life, exemplified m kind deeds, loving acts, cheering words, is the I'Migion that is needed in the world today.” That’s why it is so scarce. The thing you need is always the tiling hardest to get. The religion •that makes a man pray m }.mblic, shout itlentifii] ami exhort is teniu|d more man's 1 mm t-iie religion that is ceeii in conduct towa-rVts his fellow mat mi the outside of a church. ; y ae If your baby is delicate and sickly and its food does not nourish h ’ p« rifteen 0r twei)t y J drops Ot Scott S Emulsion in its bottle three or four times a day and you will see a marked change. We iiave had abundant proof that they will thrive on this emulsion when other food fails to nourish them. It is the same with larger children that are delicate. Scott’s Emulsion seems to be the element lacking in their food. Do not fail to try it if your children do not thrive. T It IS as Useful tor them in . summer as in winter. Ask your doctor if this is not true. SCOTT & BOWN’E, Chemists, New York s <»..«J4«3wWL . » isU.L l ■A’Oftle-rj f *•.,1 j \_- — -__ 1 j j Puui 43 rfjji I J|f :^ ; w ! e ; n mw j ] lit/'.--' bent, fyrFswsloTroBWes. Corrects r.'.l; t rr■ •,;u' at Ye ;:: :do (>r - . b:io ut 4 4- j ... i t -r m.e-v n: ■. A &-..T V:'-©re CSlW-Slrt-i. ; •'V::rer<i "C ■ I'-.i” Varsi’:»s 1 ’.are StOO 1 tile 1 ; 'css t or avr.tj ye-or.:.. If A.Id «• P.I/ :•/ IT :* 11 • *.: ? 1:: e C Cliat- j. a. tkountox,. mouoan okokoia. A unique compact has been en- tered into between Rev. R. A. Brown, pastor of the Presbyterian church at WaMcross, and ti meni- bor .of his congregation. The lay man has been conspicuous for his absence from church for several .months past, and when adniou- ish.ed- and entreated by the pastor to attend regular, gave poverty as .his excuse. “Why, sir I have not the price of a shoe shine left over from my earnings after paying my bills, ami if is therefore impraeti- cable for me to attend church. ’ ’ “ V\ ell,” said the pastor, “come over to my sturdy every Sunday morning at 9 o’clock and I will shine your shoes.” They shook hands and sealed the compact, Insure your life in the N ew York Life InsuViimv (’ otnpny. If is fite most libera! C ( i mj-anv to _i‘s poiicv holders as wei! MS ♦ * • 111 T »n«i strongest ut t lie w odd. Uis • IM A,'Bland. M Some vorv remarknhh- claims are being made for the Mauser bullet. Surgeons have i M 5 rteb. so ir is said, that the nllet is really aseptic; that is, it does not poison the wound it makes I ’ — dinarv bullets do. No septic in- flammation follows a wound from the Mauser, hence It o needless i-LiLnhLJnilMfXJh of surviving the hurt, are excellent, If ail of this is correct, we shall th " t-lmm credit for comluctii g 41 malil v,i! ' Malarion XVitli Malarion Tablets. tTiiavauti ed cure for einils. fever and ‘: r ’ nout ‘v refunded 5() cetCs All 5 196 m Tha> Monitor’s job press is ke]'-t busy printing first.-cla stati< tr- erv. \\ e use only a No. 1 quality ol pa-pei*. and the best workman- Miip, and then deliver the work anvwlmr* in th v' (' ( “harge. Thousands of persons have l. m i^ cured ot piles by nsmg 1 >e«ill's witch Hazel Halve. It lieais promptjy and cures ee» zenm and all skin uses. It gives mi- mediate relief. - !'. .1 illmiey & Co. . Moreau. Or. F P, (i Leary. ,1 Yv. •3 ones. 15 iidatnsbni u- Henry Turner. E iiseli.
