The Morgan monitor. (Morgan, Ga.) 1896-????, August 25, 1898, Image 8
nil 1 Mi ran Monitor Thursday. September 1, 1 S>9s. iv'hert McDaniel] was a i t* vo. ten lay. Tax Collector C. J. Davis was ln*re today. Arthur Plowden was a Morgan visitor today. Mr. Henry Aycooek was in town last Wednesday. C. J. McDaniel 1, < » F Hopeful, was here yesterday. Mr. S.~Tv Manrv, f Pet! i ' was here last Tuesday on business. Prof. W. S. Short and Walter Peck went to Williamsburg this m< >rnmg. Hon. T. Stewart and si n, John, i V f Folks, were prominent visitors to Morgan yesterday- Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Sellars, )f Folks, were in town last Tuesday visiting relatives and friends. Mr. Jesse Merritt and daughter Miss Pee, and little son, Lueious, of Hhellman were in Morgan today visiting relatives. Attention is called to the legal advertisement of Mr. S. W. Maury administrator of W. A. Culbreath Incensed, in this week’s paper. Morgan’s hand if > f Tenaders were out in lull’force last Tues¬ day night, and stopped at our "si,nek” while on their rounds. Mrs. Griflin, from Herod, who has been visiting Mrs. W. B. Far- n w for the past two weeks, ex- pouts to return to 4 her home next Sunday, Marshal IU , . shell ,, Carver amuses lumaelt , . ... .«c M . i».»#l!y ... by "runiung in t t a few hogs and that hap¬ cows pens to the misfortune "t' h, ‘ in 8 '•aught on the square. Deputy Sheriff Selma Davis nr- rested Alex Redding, colored, last Wednesday, on a warrrpnt charg¬ ing him with simple larceny. Alex now occupies a private room in Hotel de Davis on-Broad street. He will dance before Judge L. I). Monroe next fourth. Mondav. Attention , . .. called „ . to , the , cotton is scot! advertisement of Mr. J. \Y. Jones, of Williamsburg,, in this issue. Mr. Jones is a hustling young business man of sterling character'and desires a share of public patronage. He carries a full lino of general 'merchandise, and purchasers will do well by go¬ ing to set* him for any of their wants. Sheriff L, ff. Davis is a tenv-r j to evil doers and eiimmal.". A nen a warrant, is phiced in ivs f.. r .-xecuti.m h- is c,„,th„, 0,1 f lu “ look-out until his man is captured. In 1896 a war- rant was'placed in his . hands for tiii-* aiTest of Frank Clark, colored, w!io was liarged with assault with.intent to murder. It was some time before the.sheriff could 1,1 “at 11 bis man, bur he dually did s< > and lm now' languishes behind fhh ^ bars of Calhoun '“I'untv's jail. Nheritl Davis 0-1 located t Clark r ill • \v \\ lilacoocIK.iCctii j 11>w‘oo/‘hiJ!> Coir,.,. <. nmOv ou,.ty and , went after him Moinhiv and re- turned M'ednesday afternoon. Williamsburg News. (BY JACOB THE 2.XD. ) \Y ‘ are having too much rain at sent. Y\ " are very sorry to say that we think the cotton crops are cut oft one halt. Mr. and Mrs. W, S. S\VLrds visited relatives near Saturday and Sunday. T. C Price was in our town dnv. F. M. Cook went to Morgan Sat- tirdny. •I. W. Jones visited Ids parents at Milford Sunday ]>. m. He iv- ports that his mother is very sick. Mr. C. J. McDaniel 1 paid our town a pop call Monday. Messrs. Wooten and Timmons went to Leary Saturday, p. m. J. W. Timmons went to Morgan Monday afternoon, Mr. and Mrs. J. R. Wooten visited Randolph Monday and Tuesday. Miss Daisy Price, of near Mot- gan, was in our town Saturday visiting J. R. W ooten. Every 'j body bring their cotton p () yy Jones and get the spot cash for them in which he will give you the top of the mar- kot. (f. B. Pen v went 'iown in Baker county Monday. C. ('. .Prowul ee, of Moultrie came to see ns last Friday and returned Monday • Mr. B. Bailey one of Baker county statin jh b'jg and hommmiy fartneis was in our burg Monday Charlie Car.-er came home again ; Saturday, , Clever Charlie Davidson. >f Ran- dolph, is spending a few days with ^ R- Wooten in our burg this weeij, • we are always , glad , , to see the old boy. Mww ,. John «,a \V»lt« Ragan was in our barg ruesday. Come again. M?ssiss. Ethridge ami Parkins, of Rakev, stopped with us a short while luesday wnile euroute to Morgan. Grand Millinery Opening. On Thursday, September 15t.h, I will have a grand opening of M.lli- uerv and Fancy (foods at my store. and earnestly invite all my fiiends in Randolph and adjoining ' counties to call , ii on tnat , day i and i see the .i magma- cent display ot new goods. I will have on exhibition some beautitul Fatten 1 lints ami Bonnets froth which can select Mrs. E. M Ctitten'dhn A Sample War Claim. Soule of the war claims which are being tiled at Washington illustrate w liat. there is of patriotism and grat mule in certain of the Cuban “patri uts ” mi„ I he claim i • of t- in Dr. Castillo, ,1 or Fhmtiago, Is a case in point. He owned some cocoa nut -tivc.. near sibonev. Ht- all eges , !W s were injured by tue Ameriea.i : roups and modestly requests- that, he be paid fBp.000 damage,. He wishes the government to p«v him and his people fur the privilege of freeing them from tm- ISpanish yoke, as it were. Those Cubans who have pitched upon our attenuated Uncle 8am as a partv having a teg cul- Uin • .... fitted tor inuitng T a hud . to 1 mav their . liefoiv sorrow a great while that . the . -pavliculaily .... leg •> ugerous m kicking. m 1 U/ 1 CC p^r 6 f\E Mn®to®§! Market! Prke F®r OOTTOIiNr SIE-IEGID See me before you sell- J. ■X77'. TOlfcTrEIS, Williamsburg, - Georgia. Why Business Fell Off. Once upon a time there was a iner chant who said, “‘Hugh! A bat do I want to advertise for? I md I shan’t advertise; Who Whv, I’ve got more business n0v < than I ail attend to. *y ^ mc awake nights. Ho away, man, vou are a mere insect. I can’t see you. What, me advertise? Md Well, 1 guess not. I uon’t, have to ” v So the man swelled up very large ami puffed like a steam-boat, ami the poor advertising insect, crept oat of his office and went over to see a plain, approachable sort of a man across the way, who-did not, have all the business he could attend to, and thought he would advertise. And it came to pass that in a year or so the plain, approachable man’s business came creeping up and up, because the people had seen his ad- vertisement and knew he s.as alive. while they concluded by the same token that the large, pompous man across the wav must . e dead, or at • least, dvinghorthev wunld hear some- 1 hing of him. So the large, pompous man's bush ,ess dropped off, and'he laid the fact to the monetary system and the tariff, while the quiet, ap— pvoauhable man’s lyusiuess grew and grew, and he laid if to judicious ad- ertisiug.—-Fruiter’s Ink. Notice. T 1 hose wnose accounts van over unpaid. Cotton i- opening, you can have vv " vk an '. 1 ^ Von farms and am now selling cotton. I am not hoar to ^ blU to SH ,j tW tbe ( ,,. n . Sometimes I sell and dat to 1 h* p dd in 1 he fall whioli mv pay begins the first cotton you sell or pick, Please pay me promptly as I need all due the. Respectfully, Mrs E M Crittenden. Truth wears well. People have learned tha' DetMtt s Lmie Early Risers are reliable little pills tor regulating the Dowels, curing constipation and sick headache. They don’t gripe. T. J. Tinslev <& Co., Morgan; B Dr. F. P. Griffin Wy : j • w Jo uus Vulliamsbnrg; _ . Henry Turner. Ed Ron. may take it in large quantities without tlie ,eaKt d»nger. It has wod tor itself u^lmMay'loi- mods! ermfp. hek tlle - throat or obstinate coughs. T. .). .Rwl^ote^UUaumbmg;’Sn^’lMvS Edison Q %mm f§au % - Shellman, t., „ fieorgia. .. idthe "At ‘ home tnvuv * from 1 hmm>" n rac ,n « «av wa 3 you feel , when , Stopping at the Heriny Mav Hotel i^tes from $1 to $2 per dav. Everything up-to-date. PROFESSIONAL CARDS. •J. J. BECK, ATTOSm AID com AI LAW, wniTm^hf^lhe __ 0 ~ State and Federal. Prompt attention given to ^ T-lT-tf , |A I I. Af iVJ /\\ U iN T iti D / /Li \C l_u. LANXT, ATTORNEY JYT MORGAN. GA. Practices.in the Courts of the Album C iron it, &c. 1-17-tr' Teeth Extracted Without Faiil. If you are troubled with toothache or have a mouth full of old snags that causes you trouble and had breath cal! on HH- Jr * P. GRIFFIN. at Leaiy, and have them extracted without pain. Charges reasonable and satisfaction guaranteed. S. L. LAMAR. S^QlIman, Georgia. Will restore color on old clothe.-, dye and make them look new. Satisfaction guaranteed. T. BRISCOE. PHYSICIAN AID 8US8S5S MORGAN, (tA Residence Form of Public Siu'akk. 1-17 t.f (J j O. H. DOZIER. Attorney At-Law. Morgan, Georgia, \\ practice any where. h. (f. CAHTLEDOE, ATTORNEY AgT LA"W MORGAN. GA. Practices in the Courts of the FfaU- Special attention given to collections. 1-17 it J. B- GEORGE. 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