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About The Morgan monitor. (Morgan, Ga.) 1896-???? | View Entire Issue (Oct. 12, 1899)
THE MONITOR- Mil 02MY or CALHOUK COUNTY. | J. I > SI A N ( Mil), KATE* OK MlMbftll*Tt»>X. Om> iwijiv nno \’ fXf \v ♦l.tKl Oil-' <*r»r*v **lx mOBlfes iV) T)n«‘. copy thr<‘<‘ month* . luto* matta known dn ftp- pi liX#it1oiS. AH Hlicritf OnHmirv’ft CitaMonn, ntid iitlier legal advertiwng raust lie paid fur in ii.IvniH'e, the money accompanying tin - t.ipv (or the -a we. 'vSbtftal at tli« Often 11 I Mcrgali tv weimd ehera mail matte*’-. ■ }+-. ■ — - . M irgan, Thursday. ()ct. r l2th„ lfBul. Tax (’nllector's Notice. «4 •orgla -Cullioiiii County. - I will he at the following places, on the dates mentioned, for the purpose of Collecting State and County Tax¬ es, due for the year, 1 800: * M irgan—Oct.3; Nov. 2A; Oct. 7; Dec. dH;Nov. ■>. 2.1 Wmsbtirg— Sept. Nov tl; Dec. ft I-Mison—Oct. 14: Ailingt'iu—Sc|>t. 2fl; Oct.. IS; Nov. 15 Ij**arV—Sept- IG: ffet. — ’; Nov. 18. Cold rays—Oct. 7; Nov, 4; Dec. 2. dell— Nov. 0. Manrvs Mill -Nov 10. Will be in Morgan during court week. Honks will close on Dec. 20. h'i fas will bt! Issued at onee. (J. •). Davis, Tax Collector Calhoun County. Tim Dalton At-gu* ik on the grow- per shaver cut* no small chips. til atari an V.WUorwrvI UV IK-M I’fcyrtctnna and guaranteed to cure chills, lever ami ■ague. All druggists or from MoflVt west Drug Co.. Ml Lours. 5 111 6m - Ho far the yellow fever ha* only created a big scare. Not much dam¬ age done. If yon feel Dull. Languid, Broken Down, Debilitated, have VVeak Stomach or Indigestion, use Dr, M. A. Him me ns Liver Medicine. Tlie Ameiivan people demand fair playall t|,e time, but they sometimes fail to g<*t it. Dr. M. A. Simmons Liver Medi- iSine searches out all Impunities in the System, and expels them hartrt- * essly by the natural channels. Atlanta's city government seems to be in safe hands—for there was very littie mud thrown. Dr. M. A. Simmons Liver Medi- xrine has since 18-40 steadily risen in public favor, and the demand for it far exceeds that of nny other Liver Medicine. Forgive Vour twemies has been a stumbling block iu the way, of the fJhiitdian world for ages. If troubled with Dizziness. Furred Tongue, Hitter Taste in Mouth Bloated Feeling after eating, Dr. Consti¬ M pation or Sick Headache, use . A. Simmons Medicine, Take the gold holds from Kruger’s possession —ami England would not want to steal the country, TO THE 1)E VK- A rich luily, cured tof her Deafness and Nol*»is In the Head bv Dr. Nicluilsou's Artificial Ear llniuis. gave $19,000 to his Institute, so that <te.il imople imatile to procure trie Ear Di unis may tin re them fits'. Address No. 1238 1 tie Institute.780 Eighth Avenue New York Of all the humbugs in tho world, Otis is entitled to the premium—but Ire 1ms a pul! with the administration. W«rTiiug Mgh< “"d <*ay 'jh«hn»ivs( and mightiest little thing that ever was models Dr. King's Now fife l'itls. Every pill is a sugar-coated glotmte of tentUi that changes weakness Into strvngUi, lialiossness Into energy, brainfag info mental power, q hey’re xntHidrfal In buHdlng hn tho heullli. Only fffic p,-i box. Sold by T. .1. Tinsi.kv A to. The INo.-ident took Admiral Dew- vy along so that he would be a wel come guest in his tour of the west— it good plan. Rod Hoi r rom t>>« G«» IVn. the bull that hit <!. 11 Steadman, of Newark, Mich., in the civil war. lt caused horrible uieers that no treatment hulped for 20 years. Itueklon’s Arnica Salve euied him. ft cures cuts, bruises, harin', both, fetons, corns, skin eruptions, best pile cure on Sold earth. by 25 J. cents qlasloy a l«'X. A l ur* gaarantvent. q. •o. Now ts tho time for the Negroes to emmigrate to Africa. The Du*ch nun or Great Britton would no doubt give him a job. On the 10th of December, 1897, Rov. 8. A. Donohoe, pastor M. 13. Dhurch. tSeuth, I’t, Pleasant, W.V'a., ooiiti acted a severe cold which was attended from the beginning by vio¬ lent coughing, He says: "After re¬ sorting to a number of so-called 's|k>- cifics,’ usually kept in the house, to no purpose, l purchased a bottle of Gbuml erlain’s Cough Remedy, which acted like a charm. I most cheer- fully recommend it to the public.” Edison, For sate bv Henry Turner, and all Medicine Dealers. Th- Bulletin for September, from the Georgia Experimental Station, reached n- this week; giving full in¬ formation when to sow and how to sow, w heat and oats, and the proper fertilize s to be used for each. Ev Cry fainter r, the county should sum! Lis name and receive a copy free. : Til- L -"isl.dire .if t! • n'^irt mo -t.- ■ in Hi" 25th 'list Xmv is tire lim. for nil to ii*>c n(i mid give tho soloti- —f—.w«.. Now wf? at^ that >MT« If.Ol 'li'liit »ay “Ail mi'll arc born fret and equal.” Just leave free out, anil yon have (he quo!aV"ti, ('ittlib"it (.ibi’.s the eak". She will have uone <if the oak.; walk foolish liens', her’u is a singitis: context, and for oiigttiality tin: (»ii«o should In Iter’s. You awstnuf! no risk when you bin (JliMlVibeibiin’s <iolRv, Choloitt and I)i I anlioea Remedy, will Henry Tnnier, of . Ivlisois, refund \ onr money it yon are not. saV’islieit after nxitur it [j everywhere admitted to Ire tie | most successful leniojy in use foi bowel eoiiijilalnts and the only one that never fails. It is (ilensani, safe at.d reliable. And now we are, to have Admiial Dewey at the state fair. never ijetR left, is always among the first in a race, that is when yo.i leave I the depot question cat. A little enterptiso can soon make a dead town a flourishing city. Just a little enterprise can stop this (tir.vi about hard times and build factories, where everyone can obtain work. The transport .Siam; earn ing about 350 mules from San Francisco to uilla encountered bad weather, a!’ save It) were killed by the rolling- of the waves. It was a clear loss. 60 YEARS’ EXPERIENCE »r Trade Marks Designs Copyrights Ac. Anyone Hondlm? n nketch mid fttS: dRHorinUon nmy PfiUtniR takon through Mumi & Co. reculvo without cimn-u, u. urn Scientific .American. Sum ». brail .-Moswiierj. WIUnN a (jQ^StB'OAdwir. ]Qf(( itrancti ostco. S 35 F Ht.. w«shi,ijioii. ii. c. A Mtnt«ter - » wife. A Toledo woman who hasn’t had pinch experience with high diplo- mafic folks and that kind of tioDaries on her native heath went to Washington last winter for u month to thoroughly {ainiliuri/.e herself with the usages ot the •oeiety. During tho course of her giddy whirl she struck the minimi charity bn 11 tickets, <!■-’.n0 Jier —lilnl while there one ot the ladies dancing attracted her especially. "Who is that lady over there' iu the corner ... .... ... now ... ... ,„;e, With the .i low necked i , dress on t she inquired of her chap- Won. “It is the wife of one ot the triin- intern here,” her friend explained. "You don’t say J I” was the priHod response. "Yes; thore’s nothing unusual iu that." "Well, well,” siiicl the visitor en- rionsly, "it’s a mighty queer plao* for a preacher’s wife, now ain’t ill” —Detroit free Prcstt. BOV TiYIOfi’S .*!;e" ■''"'■'"'h'.'tttine'vsoiTrrCDCC k "f ieop»ic;y r n*-t LOVE i nuc LETTERS. i rnrnr con send :at cents for thro, month's trial subscription to 1 .-. to I •rl«* Nam, I'ofltlcliuis, Itoys, (iirls, Barh«*lor«, llraaiiwni, > Willprt, Flsli rffiVn, ^Ts^ns&Vfi coin«.fn>m <»ov. Taylor’s jiifii-vf His rcpuXa- IItaSSS aml ta, " Uu "' r the tllHstratfyi /itffti rwi/ .bv is n journal, i«to B«!n*ie«*rm-,^ra.u-i 8? i^es, tlcvotecito us^Sci’en' 1‘icTioN. l»oi-r- Humor,' ‘ , )% Hrmer.il lufonmitlon. Departments: ll'tiw/vv'y, niitionalcirrulfttlfw pnhiisiictl In (be South. .M.iht* » XfolU watch, diamond rincr, or bicycle by dolni» a litllc work for us. S;nnj»le copies fro»*. Address The Youth and Ago I'm I*. Ho., Nashville, I >nn. Mention Thu Momti'k. The cur., H-t™, Juror . It is not generally known that tbero is a well defluM pn'judiw co,m*\o Ur ! y h " ,ml W ! U ’" 11 it ia muuifenttxl, comes from the do- fens.-, When asked to explain the objection to curly haired men, - prominent practitioner said: "When inenha't'tHl 't'hat'blu'a^n me.* 1 ' He" sabl that curly hatred men bad almost invariably been the pampereil dar- lings of their parouts, and in their youth lmd l»eeu so used to having their own way that they had come to believe thnt ovorvbodv on earth W us w rone exceot ..xupt tuonntelves. tho. selves I Iu this Way tho seeds of opposition wau-o sown, and when they grow qhler they umk, tt a point to disa- gr'™? yy ?** ° n ,e jury votes . r for acquittal, they vote fur conviction ns a matter of course, They live on combat and areas born us the duvs are Iona oii A eurlv haired lllnfii man never gt »ets tha iurv y when I am defending a man if , , 1 cun boo him m tune. "—New Orleans Times-Domocmt. RHEUMATISM Our,at for *2 00 Kidnev Diseasea fcrtil 00 8 Smita. V nhllH for *° <J 0 » GoiKWilioa and (Hoot ( * t IvtEl’V * trial/., U REVxmse u’ Diiupihea rv , cut cd fix J cents. Female i Dte rv ,-<gos for * 1 . 20 . NtatjWa t blth M 0 ^^'r \ 1LLl.F P'v- Adilless J.,o. T. B.XHKho.S, m i,w»in,.ui«uu, IGj i mm * i , & .'-".i 1 S jt V ! , ■tl ML ! i.''. .&’• .1 Vi I 1 - , 11 s Ill - .• M ’ >\*. ' .T w. I'M- t I y ■ m M JPIII fef m m — «E 5 S? "Hp iTT. Slllt WAS BUND. A blindness come; to me now and then. I have it now. It i; queer I can see. your eyes but not your nose. I can’t read because some of tho letters are blurred; dark sp'its cover them ; it is very uncomfortable. 1 know all about it ; it's PYSl’KPSIA. Take one of these ; it will cure you in ten minutes. What is it ? A Ripans l abule. THev Dnnt«h »ub' piln 1 an 1 j>*- It l j.M'v l 4 s s •anil *pi‘v| » .»*••*• r wlrrH% wt |twe/f* t- T *> . »•<* I-miI at »n} a ' ‘lM *t' !»«» 'I tl *#*lt1 pN » m.A * C Ml tl ( mill l- •*» »*'> *4-Xrt>a for 5 wu\\ foi v. »rC*«l to ti.* i hell) (h»l Ho W-» »». mm - ’« V«IL < it thou ii Sheriff' Ssiles. G K< ♦ 1 to 1A—Calhonn county:— Will be sold on the first Tuesday in Xo vemher, next, before the eourthousedoor at Morgan,of said comity,within the legal hours of sale, to the highest bidder for cash, the following pin petty towif: The undivided half interest of Lo s of E'-t idlllU, DU nil Hiring 31H, 314 >i!h1})2S and’ containing two hundred fifty 'rr- tttia ^“"'Living anil ‘Killlg in Uie ol'il (lintnet Or suiil coliutv, m)(1 l H , tl „ r known as the Muse Timmons piace, oVc'^liL^R^^in on the public mad leading from ' saVirLaud 'neiir'tlii'ulnk' „„ coding at Noehaway creek. Also Store House and Lot, on which said Store House is located, heing one acre; | situated on south side of S. W. It. It., at j 'Villiamsburg, U ^ Pi'-l'erty a station levied on saidS. the \V. K. ; on as prop- j ex^mmn'msmsUmm'^ImSi^^nrt. said . an of county, iu favor of S. T. Cole- man. Burden .V do. vs. Mrs Com A. I’nce* TVuiitiis uotitied. Oct. 4. 1899. i L II DAI IS, Nherift’. —------—— Ciilhoiut Nlieritt Nnles. GEORGIA - Cai,hi»px ('or.vrv:— j wilt he Mfltl uii the first Tuesday iu No i ! vemher,next,before Morgan, the court house door, at ot said county, within the h - Rul °* * a le < ,h « following property ,0 ' T " : I *ie undivided , half interest in 106 ;2 a acres of Laud, off of the west side of [Lot, No. 2 If, in (fie 4 tli d srict of said county, haiii Lund being u part ot tlio Idavt: Ingram place, on the public road leading from Edison to Humbert, I property >"7), ot L. V! L. 1U Dozier ’ to b,: satisfy N,,k ! i\ U ta | issuexl hotm from tbe Superior Court ot Cal- county, in favor of Peaviu Parker et nl vs. stud (!. U. Dozier. “otiited. this, Oct. 4, 1899. 1 “ H- 0 A\ is, Sherili. J Ctiiliouii Sheriffs Sales- GEORG IA—(.M.HOi’.N County— Will lie sold, on the first Tuesday m November, next, at public outcry, at (tie m said county, witlun | legal hours of sale, to the highest bidder i f ! or .V : T * ' r, u U ’" More lv House iltHl "V, Lot, uheK{l 8ai(t V IjuI euliliiins Olio-lialf rtCic, ami is sitmited >a-8t Lnilt), «>! Whitney, No. on notti, sale of Aiul ill tlit) 3 rd dbsU ii*l “I -^dd county. Said Property levied on t ile piopis'l'l J (it t)JilvU i() j an execution issued from tlie Count v Dotirt. of raid conut.V, 111 favor of Mrs. 'l W. NV.ll klUS Vs. JoLll) Alike tttul Pill III '^rmugletou ..IId iu possession of John *'tl»ie. 1 Ills, '*01. Dili, f 1 wl). L. H. I)AVIN, Sheriff. (’tl)lloilll SllOl ifl ’s Sale. ^BORGIA-Catliouu County: "'II Iki sold, on the first Tuesday iu n.CGm^^.fi.dd’^mutr'wiihm .'he “««« “K. htRltest ladder Mill and all Fixtures aud Attachments. «;» Cm Mansfield Therntm. pbic, in 3rd j“ AThormoth'^aid J. Thornton. “StX possess, „u of A. Got. 5th. B. II. DA\ IS, fcilientL I’fflhiMUi MilOnttV .Sale. ^KOIIUIA—Cftlhuuu Couuty: xv,u \\ ill U, . sold, ,, on „ tl,. first , iuesduy „ , n . Novemlaw, nvx', at public oulcty, at tl,. court bouse, m said county, within the ‘•'■K ** 1 l, on .8 oi;sale, to the Highest bidder »«*« G»ii and all .-Utaclm,cuts. at. Who miy, Ga., said Ihoperiy levied on as the property of J. A. Thornton m satisfy an Y^whuiou Iron, Oallionn .Superior (’ourt. 111 lHVUl ' of Marshall, Wcstcoat A Co.. “ 8 :llust J - A - Thorutou. haul I’l-oiwriy l f >»8 >» imssmiou of J. A. Thornton, Oct. 5th. lm. L. 11. DAVIS, Sheriff. --- -- NOTICE! - H buying , lieen , brought to the notice ,hc Hvaixl of eemiai sioiurs .tat vu- noils ixuties have tjeen Peddlmx l’Hteut Medtem.s without License. i„ this corn,- ty. therefore «e ixxpiest nit jnu-ties to „ fuse to ,«y for said medicine a,.til the sanl Lavitwv is jyial. Hknuv Tt nnk«, ii V Hi'; ;';V ir'' Gt Jm V5 f “Sweet Bells Jangled Out of Tune ami Harsh.” sands Shakespeare’s of descriptio They n fits thou- women. are cross, pomlcnt, themselves sickly* and nervous—a their burdt dispositions families. Their sweet are {rone, and they, lilte the bells, seem sadly out of tune, liut there is a remedy. They can use McELREE’S Wine of Cardui It brings health to the womanly organism, and health th ere means well poised nerves, calmness, strength. It restores womanly vigor and power; It tones up the nerves which suffer¬ ing and disease have shattered. It Is the most perfect remedy ever devised to restore weak women to perfect health, and to make them attractive and happy. # 1.00 at all druggists. For advice iu cases requiring spec¬ ial directions, address, giving symp¬ toms, “ The Ladies’ Advisory De¬ partment," The Chattanooga Medi¬ cine Co., Chattanooga, Tenn. g 2 says“My REV, .r. wife XV. used SMITH, XVine c.f Camdonf Ondui S. home C., falling the et fi i >r of -womb anu it entirely cured Advertise in The Monitor—I t w ili nav You 1 €1 ni, THE CHEAP CASH STORE- Where Von Get -nr on SwhTm * y p; go •• Nngar 5 9^ lbs Arlmckle-s Coffee, 1 1 $ j 19 boxes of Giant Potash x ^'eettugand Haul, peryd. 5 ^ ^iJnmnuXnS p p Water k Oil ~ j bii around Meal s .....— i f Z i'p^ry.nd ’ ^ 3 1 2u o Hcl.napp^, V^mn ' L Grain or Kite baeco, by the box, 36c a pound. RnlabagRiis and Irish Potatoes, 2 12 Ouums, 3c; A pp/es 4«c a pk. On-tor Oil, Tnipenliuo, Quiujnr Tolm *<*' - or Gn«.v,.s Ghid Ionic, and other Drugs, such us allowed to s, II I„t me ihauk „n hr y.mr mdrumme in the past. Hope these prices will bold yon fast. I mu. Yours to serve, *• x- x.™,,.«... - CITATION. GEORGIA l v -O x.A.ami mimes s (Vmy i.o. ms It appearing to Ihc Court than ho Ap- praiscr* appointed to act iqawi a Second ‘ Twaive Months AI!owam-e ot Mrs. M u dam Turner, widow <.r w. r Tm-ncv, deceumat. cHizeii <»f auid oonnty, have set iqKiit such Support ami n-ti, rued th<> same to the Oidiaarv of said OoimlV, and that the same is liltsl iu conformity to ,!l ' v - lt ii0 " timrvfore ordered, at the lnstnnor of said Mrs Madam Turner, Ir mg such uidu,; that citation issue aud be publish,d once a week for four weeks; cubing upon all persons interested to show cause, if any they coartriiHA'! cuu, whv sneh .Uowance stand,l not l H( Halim.-,, Cmr, of Ordinary,, Vl ll ' : ’YT ‘ ‘ UONltGP Amoi g Oi.r Exchanges. A Dalton giil l:;is iiiciiio'in'.'l l"' 1 i.Wl'l ‘ ■ I j;. l)o-.-i<-I. bee.iu-r , si I" Sit V- if there is inyliing in I 1 ' li«-ml, 1:1 i'vfnst-s .prreveal its cor.toiijArg'-s Aguittaldo is ill" (■ruin! falli.-r of ■ j baby buy. Hut he, was riiuiiim: se I fast t lint it look a messenger. can-V liiiings, txvo tln\s to fsVeitnkl* I it ill. L>« wey I- a < •omii'al •!uf-fc. f Th Srlilrv a i./ Hi-iy haiitl-h ik»-, ami -amp-mi a siipervi.iou.s .-ml Sen win catching a brave old s a big like Dewey nauping. Cotton will go to 8 cents but not before a tremendon.s eff-.i ! has been made to liiaconrage file holder--, j i 1 >1*1 on boys, sne’s Uoi.n . to go up. — Macon Evening News. There hasn’t i ecu a barroom in 1 n ion county, it is said, for thirty year : anU there isn’r a i vnnkard in tin- county. That, is a wonderfully good reco'd —Sparta L-hmaelite. Ears of coi n can he rapidly husked by a Kansas man’s [silent glove, tl e [•aim being covered wild a series in teviaeed rings of wire which form a surface of sufficient H xibility and roughness to engage the husks and strip them front the ear. Even Governor Candler has been down with a spell of the Booktv Washington malaria. The Ishmaeh ite thought old Allen was immune from that sort of an attack. A vug ged old patriot like him is out of | place when turning tho ctanK of a j slobber mill.—Spaita Ishmaelite. | I'etlliessee fellow devil tells me j that *’a certain Dyersbuig wimian I assured her husband, she never told i him a lie and never would. He told her.lie did not doubt it, but would hereafter cut a notch in the piano vvlu-n he knew she deceived him. •No, yon won't,’ she screamed. ‘I’m not going to have my new piano all ruined.”’—Dalton Argus. 31 i!ford Uem.s. Ms. Maude Puilt-n is visiting her mother, Mrs. Barbie, of Pine Grove, this Week, Capt. Betij. liussel spent last week j in Milford. I Messrs. Goo. Tillman and 1). B. ! Jones visited Albany last week. J ton Mi. Tuesday. W. L. Spertin went to New¬ We are sorry to note the illness of Master Robert Hillman, and trust that he soon will recover. On last Wednesday, the long- wished for lain cattie; and a cold, rainy and windy day it was. Mrs. B. -I. Bussell, of Mimsville, was in Milford Saturday. Capt. P. K. Boyd was hereSnndav j Messrs. McKenzie and ll-miil. of Damascus, spent Satniday iu MiL ford; the former tuning piano?. Saturday.and tmitday were rogu- lar preaching days at the Baptist church, ib-v. It, C. Pool, pastor— the members of that church are to - meet next Sunday to call a preacher i —the present pastor having resigned. We trust that they may be able to get one who will please them, and work as faithful fur their spiritual welfare as tlit! tlm Rev. R C. Pool. Messrs. T, R. Hammonds and Bob •Sherman wt te in Milford Sunday. We are sorry to note the illness of Mrs. M G. Wilburn, tut] trust that nwlw Dl ’ Keaton’s skillful treat tnent, site may soon recover. Miss Amanda Tillman is on the «ek- list, tho’ much improved. Her si8tw ’ M,s ’ 0 i ‘ ll) "a.v, of Newton, has , »uug inenda (entennial and Deo. li. Kidd continue on the sick -r ha J 1} a 'and J ,l0lw h.s estimable . wife, ot passed through Milfotd on his wav to his mothers last Sunday Miss Mamie the ch-irmi.., '. ,1 !*’ h i 8 ' ter of M, * C It ' 1 >. 1(>V ' n ls vl5Sltln . ft l>r. . ’ ami , Mre. Hand this week. .Mr ' A .1 M,-M„,,i,.f 1,Mlu of near Hogs ti S :uds , the , ' v «s on streets of Milford Tuesday shaking hands with friends .............., 0 Dr. Keaton mado a professional visit to 1 t Tuesday. i Handsome ,, . Doster Mims min was gling with re'ativ.-s «„.! ’ tv; ends i Sun c XV 0 S-adh welcome him when- ' over he comes to Milford bi . r KIBBLER. A 7 '"•mao.m T T h, « symptoms indicated i“ u „ '“ ,r °u b1 ''?, and tha dector H W • totb ‘ w cope and get out °be*t »o test applied it to his the action of tho heart. ton ^ ^ bu patient vest and flashed took angrily, from nebnt- kiA f.r, his in<i,] a P (lc a bill wraeoed PP d iu ' - P m. 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Any ONE of the BIGGLE BOOKS, and the FARM JOURNAL 5 YEARS (remainder for A DOLLAk of 1899, iqoo, BILL. jgoi 1902 and 1903) will be sent by mail to any address Sample of FARM JOURNAL and circular describing" BIGGIE BOOKS free. V.'ILMER ATKINSON. Address, FARM JOURNAL CXLAS. r. JENKINS. I’MILADELI’HIA ^ Fa<” i\s and Fu 4 Uitj:s. In looking over the tax hooks the oth cT day we found that the Morgan district gave in more taxable pr< party than any other district in the comity, and it is not so large as some of the others. The entire taxable property in tlie 1123rd. or Town district, §-01,284 !310th, “ Edison i 17.9 280 571th, “ Arlington “ 184.969 52(lth, Leary “ ,o fi o-. 1283rd, “ Wmlnirg 81.68. .. . r „. 1304th, “ Cold lav “ 27.603 The entire merchandise of the comity is only 49,185 While we are not disposed to brag we were surprised to find the Morgan, or 1123rd district, ahead of all the other*. The entire district is known as being the healthiest part of the county, and the people are fast finding it out. We have very few large farms, but a great ninny si-id I ones, which accounts for the in creased value of real estate; the farmer are thrifty and energetic. The Edison district follows this one in the value of real estate, which is 8135.- 801. The valuation of lands in the Av liugton district is §40,025; Leary, $97.- 325; Williamsburg, §21,850; Corday, $11,022. We hope soon to see a farmer on every lot of land in the county. The small farmer, as n rule, are doing well, we shall, in the future, give figures that all may know the condition of the conii" ty in which we live. Mrs. W. J. Clarke. McRae, Ga. writes; Fm years have nm-iy been, and hardly know hmv I could keep house without Dr. M. A. Simmons Liver Medicine. It cured me of Sour Stomach and Indigestion; my hus¬ band of Dyspepsia, and from person¬ al test regard if, superior to Black Draught and Zeilin’s Liver Medicine Be a pattern to others, and then all will go well; for as a whole'city is affected by licentiqits passion and vi- C<JS °f ftre.it men. so it is likewi se re- formed by their modfirationACicevo. “I wish to express my thanks to ^'1- mi 'unfacturorii of Chamberlain’s Colic, Cholera and Diarrhoea Remo' dy, for having put on the market such a wonderful medicine,” says W W. M.ssingili, of Beaumont, Texas. 1 Imre are many thousands of mothers \\ ho't.B cbiklreii have bee n saved from attacks of dysentery and cholera ins fantum who must also led thankful. It's for sale by Henry Turner. Gdis son, and all Medicine Dealers. ^'* 1U v ' A' the Philipine campaign . being conducted will never do. Kv «*’.v American soldier ought to ’ ^ em to catch up v. ith l ho fleeing »“«urgent 8 —Ponlau Herald. ,s,« 8 t Cla^ r Go’.,' - zens and merchants of W > *.• 8t ;“ J *>'« »S«m. 8 t, « cake of ^vereU swollen’...! Vt I ZL™ V 'i' y '""f U1I1U *' • i n‘ u . lM 'R -80 badly that i„ «> U W hot walk w!l„out the aid \ C lr '?* He of ■ ) was treated by ]iliysi* claim, it S o used several kinds of J ni nml . m0llt ' two and a imif ^ ,r-,ib RaHons^ — of c , whiskey in bathinn. MO,h !"2 relief ’ -mve anv „ d, ‘p, i Cbamherlaiu’s i n ,i\''F i be we « k ’ s used tiale »'“* !•« Imlieve. that had 1 not this reinedv ntlT h, -1 i i have bad to bo K "g”- 1 ’ Balm am, t is uneou-ded a fo. tm-.-prams,brms,, , v • i • H ,„t 1'or s 'Hiiuiutism. sale by Umm ' l '"'mr Edison, and all Medicine Dealers. tHI ° Jones e ® w w- «s udmg, ~-----, and saw lioanl nmied a upon a post in the yard of-, ° l a farm house ' -HI, 1 ** . st ■ ? n Pumtod it. „- 1 r , • « 1 or. ui» arm for Sail.” ABvhvs rejt. 1 v for a little nleas-intiv nM ,’ 1 . F-' ' TOMM * » woman " man , f»<-*mg i, up chips at the wood- P’ 1 ® »» front of tho house ho >2-topped, i lucl-ml-bu» > st„n ,,Sk ,5£t ve D poJtely v he ? lwt 8he Wcn ’.......... VVOlk - but ,eplied to his ..... / J. J. BECK, iiwsssT m mmitnMi, isAOK.c3-Aisr, a- a. IVill practive in alt (he Courts, Stnls and Federal. 1’ionipt attention given to nil business entrusted folds care. Col¬ lections n specialty. 1-lt-tt L. I). MONROE. iATTOKHEY LAW W > ill „ UGAN. . UA. Practices hi the Courts of the Albii'iy | Circuit, &m 1-17-tf —----- L. 0. CABTLEPUE, ATTORNEY -A.T MORGAN, GA. Practices In the Courts of the £tate. Special 1-1 attention given to collections' i J. B- GEORGE, i'lIVSK'l.lx AM) SUB«E«X, MORGAN, GA. Omen AXh Rksi«kxok ox Maj.v Hti.kkt tf tlmrn fflf fffM. "At home away from home” is the B ! t .°” 1 stopping M-,l wav Hotel. Kates at the Itenny ,l Everything from $1 to $2 1 v a.,,: J up-to-date. ’ ramKinmcMCKcmr. Judge-W. T 1 . SnPBBXOK OOI1KT. Solicitor N. %m ee . 8mnogn General-—\y p £ Wooten. lf ,tier-Ernest f,' Davis. ! r; ; 1{, *Di!.ai l inbttr! S SeC ‘ >Ud . JIon,,n June and ’ J s »> <yu\rv OOUKT Ji'flge-L. i). Moilme “tS^snu- Sheriff-L It. „;, u s "-“- •®SSW5«SS?'“- vis U ‘ lySB8S!0lls -4lh Monday in each month | Grdinar.y-.-A. eoitjit op OHDINaky. ,, Lourt r. M omoe , first Monday in each month. Oot'NtY COMMlKSlOKErs. (>. flenry Turnor. W. Fubrink *» • i»- Gnoigt*. * f^srste**—*• tesssatsissf* Surveyor— w . S . >sf)ort Coroner- ,v. A. Manry. School Commissioner-—J J. Beck. JU.-iTICF COllllT. Mills J (’ ’v'l'j, " !stll ^.'7' fol "J J " pi , ^ «»''1 .-’-T-offlcte J. t thbdWod . »-^ erR (: ° Urt ’ WJC0I * d Saturday in I f «Y-~«26th dfetriet.—H„ Danl( .n. T’bf R rper IP 01111,1 ex-officio Saturday • in each month. ’ Williams!,ur,.—mu- , ,. l McDanieliN. P. ^ h>urth Saturday in each month * A. v Cmib»y-j;;o I. 4t h Dtorict-E’« J ( Vi*, ,r ( !aa, and ex officio | [> ^ oult 7- first bat- urday in ' ' each Towy ,,v noitfiAx. 1 ^ Tiwdcy.O. VY. Colley, y B‘igan, T, ,T, Tliorntm, Clerk—A. I Mon roe Treasurer-K Mc -t,. ' v l! agan.. , , ,, Cartledge. ------ - - " miS j.,,,.:. Vm ,, 1( T '~ i cv z T w ‘ - «' TCr - - ' and Smid-iT,tin V. u ? eVul B 7 ^“day-school third Sunday every C, “ U H ° - cl , °Dt J. Ruck f,'/ 'f™ ' • <mdeuf. a. in. J. Pasto/’ „vi' every N ' ] H - Snnduvat Williams, n ItoSj 1 ^bdiv-sch M t Jewry “’ ueHumndmo’ V L ' «• Cartledge, Sn* mahoxu:. U V^tkk!"V A,ii8 Ko 888, F ii- U ° - in^haSa^rdtatanhl. J .'LWkx - T. Stkwaut, W. % VKU.
