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III. NO. 36
If you need hi Stove and,set* ,or ^ange it Also will
pay you to come qp.
Crockery and China. Me mike up
sets just as you want them, in plain
white, embossed, or decorated porcelain
at very low figures.
; 'S. Bel
Fine weather.
Mr. Rufus Mote Was here last- j
Saturday.
Clever John fute* *»*..)« town j
town last Saturday.
Handsome Frank Dunn was in j
town last Saturday.'
Dr and Mr* turdav° Ra^n went, to''
Di *k • 1-st S*
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Mr. .fosse Merritt, of -Shellman,
was iii town last Friday.
Edd Thigpen, of near Arlington, j
was in town last Sunday. j
But didn’t the school children !
look happy last Monday morning.
Jose Collier, Jr., of Hopeful,
was a visitor to our town last Sun¬
day. w. 4
Mr...Sidney Paul was a promi¬
nent visitor to bur town last Sat¬
urday.
Mrs., J. N... l)*iniell spent last
Sunday in Leary with relatives j
and friends.
Hbh. ■ Chas. B. *■ Weaver was a
visitortb oui* town last Sunday
and Monday.
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Mr. W- H, C. Cunningham,. of
Deary, was a prominent visitor to
town last Saturday. ■ j •
our
Lots of men join a secret society
because they think its emblem
will show up well on their watch I
chains.'
Miss Leah Arnold! of Bfoh- ;
wood is spending several days in
Morgan to the delight of hei many
friends here.
Mr. and Mrs. James Monroe!
arc visiting relatives and friends j j
iirCuthbert this week. They left !
last Monday.
Sheriff Davis went to Arlington
last Saturday morning, atul re-
turned in the afternoon with hie |
daughter, Miss Susie. '
talkim^for ALir^aii^tif^ot^tlie j
are
railroad Good thine to talk
about. Keep up the lick. |
#t BrmdIt3 Mrs. WKiamr G. VV. Colleys quite sick |
Wn W ..I «id if
MtelS^f^e^^eS: « :
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Mr. G. J. McDaniel], who Jives,
near, tlnee Arlington, cjijldren, is sending Marioh his
and Tee Messrs.
and little Miss Lflla M»^ t
to the Morgan High School this
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MORGAN MONITOR.
GA., THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER I5, I898.
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S. Bell, Albany, Ga.
On the sixth page d# this week’s
>il l )er will l> e ftJUMtl an ‘Amend-
to Charter” advertisement
Georgia Pine railroad .m The
states that the com-
desires to extend its lines of
to Columbus, in Musce*
ebunty, Ga., to be run ' via.
Lumpkin or Richland,
distance being about ninety
This action on the part of
e Georgia Fine people proves
point the Monitor has been
to coitvjpce’ the people of j
county for several weeks j
and clearly demonstrates the j
that the road lifts not been J
to the Central. This adver- j
does not mean that' the
will he built on to Columbus,
our opinion the road will be
to Arlington, there it
remain for sometime, (proha-1
three or four months,) then
will be resumed on its origi-
course to Dawson via. Mor-
That prediction has been
to us by several of the most
men of the bounty.
were reliably informed by pat- j’
coining from■ Arlington today!
that the engineer of i
Pine received orders !
Saturday to begin on Monday j
surveying out the route j.
bawson. We were uiiable to
further information to sub- ’
this report.
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Having. just passed iier 101st
t>b with soii'nd mind and healthy
Crabbe, ’of
Conn., iS is,, talking seri¬
of learning to ride a bicycle. |
cpmes of a long-lived family 1
Weeds of .Connecticut, being
of seven children, all except j
of whom lived to be ninety 1
old. Mrs. Crabbe gives a
for longevity somewhat
to that of ^sell Sago! 1
abstinence.* from strong
tobacco and snuff, eating ...
ar i 41 8fy a »d plenty of exercise
fresh air.
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in Morgan last Friday pre- 1
x to.enter upon their re,
dUtW8 U1 the Morg?in
School oil.Monday morning.
lacksoi| is, boarding at the
House while Miss Sliiv-
. g boarding at Mrs. R*
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Fine weather on cotton. i
51701 Quqs.
If you want, a bicycle or shot gun
Ca ^ 011 ^ a * can certainly interest
vou - We can sell you a tirst-class
.
shot gun at 11 very low price. Don’t
fail to cal Ion us when you come to Al-
bany and see our extensive line of goods.
W. S. Bell, Albany, Ga.
Men are just like hogs, however!
that , may sound toj
says a writer in anexchange.
a hog gets an ear of corn, i
other hog will trot along |
him and squall and whine j
beg and toady for a bite, but
let the front hog get caught
its head fast in a crack and
son of. a sow will jump on 1 !
and tear-him to pieces; just
with men. As long as a man is
and has money he can’t;
friends off.with a ball bqt. !
moment he is unfortunate
his wealth is gone he is not
snubbed by his former al-
friends but they at once |
to do him all the harm pbs-
When a man starts down
the world steps aside and j
the track,
Judge J. J. Beck left last Sat-
with his daughter, Miss
for Sandersville, where
will resume her studies in the
at that place. The young
will greatly miss Miss Jeddie
j success in i
studies. i
The wife of Sidney Las<jellest(Lord
who has just returned
Georgia from the Citv of Mexico.
in Atlanta a few bays ago and
ot her husband and M exico
the interview she said:
every one know'-, we have
in Mexico for some time, Mr
is engaged in tin* hotel
in the City of Mexico, and
making money. tie is at the
ot the business and a number
others are in with him. It is
to provj a big thing and they
all making money. I know
of the reports of which you
an*4 have.nor .heard ot them
I «lo nbt t-xp**ct to ‘g > back
.... , the
' a^aiu. i e p ace
* ry *' ,Wh an ' 1 "’ il '" v " "” . h
intend to tiiake Georgia rev
I Jo not, know* where 1 will
m , ( mti vy jU be in Atlanta several !
and will be in Fitzgerald !
Mr. Lascelles will come
° how j
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business, but come‘sooner it is practically cei
, v that he will or la-
’ 1 W|l ‘ ” 0t g ° bHc5i t0 Mexi< f°* ’
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A HtnWtfn uongti or tickling m the
yields to Oite Mimitu Dough
Harmless-iu effect, jtimdies the
spot, reliable .aini jntet wlmt is
It Hots at once, T. J. Tinsley
Co , Morgan; Dr, F. F. Gritliu
J. W. .loues. VViUiamsbr.rg; Hen
Turner, Edison.
Exeeoted Here.
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PER YEAR.
Not Miracles but Devils.
An exchange quotes the following
which suggests more than
says though it says a good deal:
At a leeent: revival mooting, which
«* being coadopted in a neigboring
tiie services wore disturbed by
young tn«n who audibly scoffed
everything tb-y saw or heard.
the pastor argued with them
n their behavior, and asked them
h v they attended the meeting,
^ e CMm ** to see miracles per-
impudently replied one of
rascals. Leaving tie* »h*sk ami
'^‘ n - >'»pidlv down tie* aisle th"
as,w seized one after tie* "dvr bv
l ‘°*j ir ‘ d,u G f,s disappeared
nt °1’ the dooi, temaiked, We
0,1 ° li,>? [ ont 01,11 1 1 * ,vl ,s * s out w '
That was good, better than a mir¬
But one of f he things sug-
is, that there are people who
const intly clamoring for some
thingto be done, when
important thing to be done
to hav« the devil cast out of them-
We havn known husbands
required impossible things of
wives ecause of the devil in
own hearts. We have known
members who required mira¬
at, the hands of the church or
members, for the same reason
v ''' 1" ’ ,u ^* rs now and then call
miracles, when they only need
“old boy” cast out, of rhemselve.-!
perhaps, all of us may, at
inquire whether we need
wrought or devils east. ou T !
<!■ b oige'.
Will Teach English.
The language will be
in Santiago d« Cuba: and it
‘L he seen from the following that
for beginning n c
h ive been made:
The conference bet Veen ftetiera!
Woo«l, Military Governor of Santi-
and the local authorities with
opening the pjblic ,
to
has resulted satisfactorily,
places will be ready for four
children on September dd.
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have been fixed at some
what reduced figures; the element „f
has oeen eliminated
’ on ' the management and the
basis of education pro¬
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'BAN OIL euros
I jvllll VI Jhirn*, Urnis'**, Ilhe':-
mati.sm aad cores, price, 25 cents,
