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gj;: 3f,tkss gfltiS. JIckToX, GA., JAM 11, 1882. fO\V\ COIIXTY. sM JOHN'S LODGE NO. If, F.& A. M. IfeciH First ami Third Saturday night* in each mflffcth, CITY OFFICERS. HvoL —V. A. XV right. J. Easton, H. S. Byars, M. Duke and Wm. Mai lot. SuusUAL.—J. M. McMichael. COUNTY OFFICERS. jjfcoisAKY.—J. F. Carmichael Superior Court.—L. D-. natson. SEitiKF.--J. C, Beauchamp. tX.'tty Sheriff.—W. D. Curry. (jjrvi'Y Tbk jasa. H *■_ Ihuitoa. *j*ax Con ector.-—W. C. Nntt. tY UF.CEfVOB.—s. P. Vickers, Coi NTY SURVEYOR.--j. M. C. Maddox, Coroner.—Jesse McLeroy. CHURCH DIRECTORY . Baptist Church.— Preaching on the Fourth Sunday anl Saturday before, iA each month. Q. W, McMichael, pastor: Methodist Church.— Preaching on the Socond Sunday, and Sa.ur.lay before, in each month Praver meeting every Wednesday night Sab* bath School at 3 p. m. each Sabbath. Noting MenMl Pi'oyer Meeting every Sunday night. A Z. Gmenn. pastor. Y. M. C. A., meets the First Tuesday night in each mont'a at Masonic Hall. IP' MAIL SCHEDULES. FoutSYTii. —Arrives in Jackson daily at 4 p. in Jackson daily at 4:30 p. in. "by iso ton. —Arrives in Jackson at 5 p. in., Monday. Wednesday and Friday. Leaves Judofon at 7 a. in., every I uesday Thurstlay and Saturday. Griff ll,eaves Jackson every Wednesday and Hut unlay at 6 a.m. Arrives in Jackson ut 7p. m., every Wednesday and Saturday. • W, K. llaUp, Postmaster. i## ••••- —~ NOTICE. On and after this date, I sliall do all advertising connected with my office in the Jackson News, published in Jackson, Butts county, Ua. J. 0. BEAUCHAMP, ShoriH', B. C. 28declm — — Have your old pictures copied and and enlarged l>y E. L. Henderson. See Sheriff's sale for February in this issue. The young men of Jackson propose to organize a brass band. Pictures taken regardless of the weather, at Henderson's gallery. The depot at this point, will be loca ted at the 45 mile post, measuring from Atlanta- Rev. W. G. McMichael has preached in this and surrounding counties, du ring last year, 43 funerals. Sewing machine oil, oftlie best qual itytnt C. J. Lower’s the new watch ma ker, Jackson, Ga. 28declt Babie’s pictures taken by lightning process, at Henderson’s gallery. Jim Hoard has gone on his annual visit to Atlanta. Look out for tine stock when he returnes in a few days. "When you come to Jackson, enquire for Henderson’s picture gallery. Watches repaired, cleaned and ebrystals furnished, by C. J. Lower, the new watch maker, Jackson, Ga. KtSdec.lt - Carry your watches to the new watch maker, for repairs, C. J. Lower, on the southeast corner of the square JtSdeclt Miss I.ydia Moore, died on the 3d in stant of consumption. Her funeral was preached by Rev. W. G. McMi chael and the remains carried to Beth el for inturment. Buy your sewing machine attach ments and needles, from C. J. Lower, Jackson, Ga., who can also put your machine in tip-top running order. jMpdeclt A bottle of whisky and a deck of cards figured among the fruits, on a Christmas tree at Indian Springs, plac ed there by a young lady for a young gentleman. gWe are glad to see our old friend, H. B. Fletcher able to be out after a severe spell of sickness. Wo are also gratified tochronicle the convalescing of liis son, Johnnie Fletcher, who has been, verry low with fever. ■We learn the marshal slipped upon Warren Waters and some others, de sjndantß of ham, engaged in a “little game” of cards, in the livery stable the other day, whereupon the mayor step ped in and took the “pot” for town treasury—but the Grand Jury. Ig Justices of the Peace make a dead Spre thing of court cost in this section. We heard of one the other day, who hound a negro over to await his trial at the Superior Court, and then levied on his mule for the Justice court cost. ■We had the pleasure of forming the SCquaintence of Col. Catchins, of Ma- C9ll, Ga., He bears the reputation of a promising young lawyer, and we are pleased to learn that he contemplates making Jackson his home. J The sociable at the Benton House, Monday night of last week, was an en joy able occasion with the young folks. Quite a crowd of young people were pr esent, as well married. Johnny- Brown, Many Many Stars, and The |pog Drover, were among the plays participated in. are glad to know that Dickie ■Betwc-li, has decided not to go to Flor ida He is one of Jackson's nioddle young men, and has many friends who would regret to see him leave. We til ought when it come to the test, that (f -'ould beslowtotear himself away precious ties that binds him Ot-rc, for other and strange lands of E. L. Henderson has opened a First class Photograph Gallery at the Bsn* ton House, where he is prepared to make any kind of Pictures you may want. Those wishing good pictures of themselves or friends, must call soon as his stay will be short. We have been reliably informed that Issaac Ransom, of Covington, has been arrested for attempting to shoot Dr- Pitts, of that place in his store. Ran some was committed to jail in defaltof bail. We learn the difficulty grew out of some claims Ransom held for collec tion as bailiff, for Pitts, on which he had made some collection and failed to turn over the money. We are sorry that A. Me. Watkins & Son, have concluded to retire from the merehantile business. Mr. Bennie Watkins is a cleaver, jolly, good busi ness fellow, and we wish him abundant success any bttssiness undertaking. He prefers to follow the honorable and most independant of all callings, farming, the bone and sinuc of the land. Since writing the above we are pleased to learn that tiny have con cluded to continue doing buisuess at their old stand. TO BAFFLE. A FINE SEWING MACHINE. Wafrentoil, with Jill the latest improvements and attach ments. Call at A. Me. Watkins & Son’s, and take a chance for this valuable and useful machine. i4dectf y Dr. Mays is probably the most com fortably situated of any farmer in the county. Ho has a beautiful planta tion and residence near Worth ville. He has also recently purchased several hundred acres of land, upon which he is erecting comfortable tenant houses. This is certainly the propper course to persue for a suci essful farmer and his example is worthy of emulation. A farmer who provides tidy, comfartahle quarters on his plantation, can always control that class of labor which is pre ferable to all others. A negro secreted himself under the counter at A, Ale. Watkins & Son’s last Saturday night week, and was dis covered by Mr. Tobe Ham, a clerk, who had closed the store and stepped out in town and on his returned, dis covered the money drawer open, and knowing that he left it closed, suspi cioncd that something was wrong and took a lamp that was left lighted, went behind the counter and seeing an old pair of shoes on the floor, looked under the counter and found the thief, lie collared the colored gent and led him out for the purpose of delivering him to the marshal and when they reached the sidewalk the negro made a success ful effort and escaped after having a tussel with Mr. Ham and biting his hand. The darky slid out of his coat, leaving it with Mr. Ham who held him by the uoat collar, and “struck the grit’ at a lively pace. Some small change was found in the daiTic’s coat pocket, and on the floor. It is not known whether lie carried oil anv or not. Wc did not learn the darkies name, but a clue to bis identity, is sufficient to war rant the propper papers being issued for bis arrest. Mr. Ham, though “nig ger thief bit” the wound is not howev er serious. FOR SALE. We have, at this office a fine SPAY ING MACHINE, with all the latest improvements and attachments, which we will sell cheap and give a written guarantee from the company for five years. Come and see it, and Buy it lor your wife or daughter as a ehristmas gift. 14dectf Items Prom Totva lisyn. Warrants were issued against three of our colored friends for riotous con duct, while passing along the public road, leading out from Mr. Smith’s. They gave themselves up for trial. One of them says lie is guilty and is willing to slider the penalty. He was bonnd over and the other two liberated. Old Santaclause made his headquar ters at Doughtry’s store during Christ mas and made it quite lively for the children. The colored people immus ed themselves climbing greased poles at the top of which presents were plac ed for all who reached them. Mr. Boen Hark ness’ little girl had her arm dislocated one day week before last. It received prompt attention and she din’t know, in a few hours, that it had been hurt. We learn that Franklin" Mangham shot the top off one of his lingers with a pistol. I.ucky that it was’nt his head. Mrs. Samuel Ridgeway gave one of her annual dinings to some of her many friends during Christmas. The biggest party oftlie season was given by Miss A. Woodward, Wednes day night, at her brother's, I’of. Woorl iward. All behaved exceedingly well j considering the large crowd. Mr. Win. New ton who resides a few miles from Jackson, says a negro en tered his corn crib on Saturday of last week, and borrowed, without his con ge nt and filled it with corn. TO GIVE AM A FIRST-CLASS SEWING MA CHINE AT THIS OFFICE. I\ T K have a bran new WHITE SEWING MA ' * ( HINE. with 7 drawers, drop leaf, cover, rollers and a complete set of extra attachments, which we will jjive to any man or wowan who will ffet up a clubof 75 cash subscriber s to the Jackson New*, at ?l f so, each. We will jpive the company’s written guarantee on the machine to keep the same in good order for the apace of five years. The machine is finely finished with Kilt and is a perfect beautv. Come and see it. It is easily managed and the lightest running ma chine in the market. If you fail toget up the 75 uulweribers, we v ill pay you a liberal P*' r cent on the number you hring u, for your trouble. Respectfully. Udectf W. E. HARP, publisher. The following is the official vote at the election, for council members, and arshal, held in Jackson on the second instant. The first five names will con stitute the board for the ensuing year. Y A Wright. BB J J Easton, . . .38 H N Byars 20 W. M. Mallet, ... 20 M. L. Duke, ... .19 J. A. McMicliael, . . .18 R. T. Wadkins, . . .IS R. G. Bryans, ... 17 J. M. McMichael having no oppo sition was re-elected marshal. The old council was re-elected with the exceptions of Byars in the place of McMichael. “By thy good works, ye shall know them.’ There is much to he clone anoth er year, and we hope soon to see the council commence to straighten things out. Notes From Mj’s Disiric'. feY D. J. T. A little daughter of Mr. Heath’s died Dec., 24th last. Christmas was very dull indeed. A party of hunters claimed to have kill ed fifty mbits, beside birds and squir rels, in one day. Farm hands are in demand in this community. Mr. John Benton and John T. Bear den and families have recently moved to Sand Mountain. About 2iX) pounds of meat was stol en from Rev. J. 11. Cooper’s smoke house one night during Christinas. No clue to the thief. A suspicious mulatto was arrested here several days ago and lodged in the Jackson jail, on the charge of horse stealing. A line horse was found in his possession and alter making sever al contradictory statements concern ing it, the authorities thought best to lock him up till further developments. The owner of the horse, a railroad man, lias claimed him. The most serious accident of Christ mas, happened to tho little son of Mr, Baity Carmichael. A party of little boys were out rabbit hunting and by some mishap a whole load of birdshot were blown into him from head to foot. We are glad to state however that he is not seriously hurt, and will soon re cover. \ great many are laboring under a mistake. The Ordinary will con tinue to published his advertise ments at Indian Springs, (ia. n ~ _ ( Merry Christa ta You! 0 Great (toil Oit hale -OF ALL OUR Winter Stock. USEFUL HOLLIDAY PRESEfJTS FOR— The Million! Come and Sec*. All We Ask of you is mi inspection of Our Stock. ON account of the shortness in the cotton crop this fall we have decided to CLEAN OUT Our ENTIRE STOCK in order to meet heavy payments. And to ac commodate our customers who intend purcha sing:, we have marked our tfoods out in plain figures, which leaves no doubt of our sincerity in this matter. For instance we have marked down Two hundred pair men’s pants to 75 cents. Three hundred men’s shirts 50 cents. Two hundred and fifty men’s hats 50 cents. Five hundred men's suits, s!,7scts. One thousand men’s Cardigan jack ets, 90 cents. One thousand men’s overcoats, $3.00. Two thousand undershirts, 25 cents. Fifteen hundred boy’s hats, 40 cents. Three hundred hoy’s suits, $2,50 els. Four hundred and fifty boy’s over coats, $2,00 cents. Nine hundred and seventy-five pairs j boy’s pants, 0<) cents. Twenty-five hundred children’s knit hoods, 25 cents. Three hundred Ladies knit hoods, 50 cents. Five thousand pair children's hose, 10 cents, and thousands of other arti cles marked down to NEW YORK COST, too numerous to mention. All we ask of you is to call and sec us, and we know you will never regret it. Red Star Cuothixu House, 20, Hill street, Griffin, Ga. B. NATHAN, proprietor. 2 Idee NOTICE. Executors and Administrators have the right to advertise their sales in any pnb'ic gazett they in ay choose. No better medium can be found through which to do your adveftisc ing than the NEWS, and we will make it to your interest to give us a call when you have any work to do. One of our merchants informs us that he had a proposition made hi in to have his advertising done free, if he would take the paper. lie conclud ed that it was too cheap to be worth anything to him and peremtorialy declined. So it so. ms that such prop opositiotis does not lake so well. No sensible person will expect to get his work done for nothing. Brother Lamar has taken Gov. Col quitt sharply to task lor delinquency in executing the law of the lasi Leg islature, with reference to the convict question. The strictures of our con temporary arc eminently timely and just. __ For some time past the officials along the line of the Macon and .Brunswick railroad have been using every exer tion to capture Nix Jones, a negro man who inis recently made several efforts to kill Mr. Ki chard Harris, % conductor oh the Macon and nrmisvi ick road, a few days ago Detective Hildebrand, of this city, was telagrnphed for, and on yesterday tie returned, having captured Jones the day after lie reached Eastman Jones is represented as a bad negro, and swore that he would kill comlutor Harris because bo put him oil' his train several weeks ago. Jones is now in jail in Kastman. ti K A 'V V S Vi. Jiiclisuii, Ga.i r pm: only hotel ottering special neeoinmoda -1 lions to the traveling public visiting Jackson. Tin* tables arc furnished with the very beat tin* market atlords. Feed Mubins. Parties traveling liy private conveyance can also have their slock eared for at reasonable rales. 11. O. KENTON, sep 3kly PmiPBUTUIt. To The Public. THE undersign* 'I is now prepared to carry passengers on the regular mail route between Jackson and Covington at reasonable* rates. Will I Olive Jackson every Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday morning nt 7 o'clock. I will also carry biurgage or other light freight. Your patronage solicited* ( apt. . P. LoN l>. . Mail 4 -outmotor. I*. s.—Whten in Jackson I can be found l\ t the Bfenton House. aeplW-tf GLORGIti HOTS?!* GRIFFIN, - - GA S. S. SHELL,’ I'ltorfclEton. The above liott-1 i.i lociitral Twenty yiinls from till- Oi-liot. llilU-H S'i per 'lay. TiilToh mi|l|>Hc<i w ith till- licst llic market uflor<l. tipccinl rates K ivi-H ta citizens of SpalillllK ami acljoinina omin tiea. "''l'Tt-lf M. V. McKibben, a rrn n xf\',s ad A ,F ’ JACkXO.V, - * UA, SO V fJ 11. lIENIMtIOK. Y. A. WIiIUHT. HENDRICK & WRIGHT. Attorneys At Law. JACKSON, BUTTS CO., GA. Will. pmctiM- in nil Uni Coil ITS except In the COUNTY coITKT. . „ Will attend to all businessl'llO.dPT hi. Brick Yard Iti-iolc Mo tie WITH NAI SI^EIIY. IIE rxMfIHIGNKI) hejr leave to inform the people of .lack win and HiimaiiidiiiK: country, (hat tiny will commence the manufacture of brick. in.tackHon, at an dirty day, and will fur ni.-ih them sit prices that defy compel it ion. They have purchased new and improved innehincry, „nd will be prepared to furuish all the brick iiv<-d in this section at short notice. tiOiiovly At.MAM) & SON. DENTISTRY. (pSlf^ I* AVfN<i located at J'ckson I desire, to state L to the people of this and mrroundintf coun ties that lam prepared to do any ami all kinds of DKYI'A L WOIJ K . at reasonable prices. Of fice up stairs in the JlitfgiiM building. .Satisfac tion guaranteed, Nov. lGtli W. f-Ki'M. Dentist. MASK, THE BARBER. O I >KOB leave to inform the citizens of Jackson J Jiiiul the puhiie generally. Hint he id low pre pared to give an EASY SIIaVE. ! Hair Cutting, Shampooning, Etc., ! done in sfYI.E. Give him a call, at the Id very Stable. Mew Process ;iij nun 1' up, GOJ.DICN BREAD. 0 MAN l r 1' ACTU It ft I > AT ISLAND SHIS MILLS. r | MILLS have an entire outfit o' NEW PEOCE39 MACHtSiEIY if* * 33 LDD US ID —FOR SALE— sn<i A. Ale WAT* i. > ‘ Hespc -i fully, JOSIAU HOSVORTII <fc CO. 2 Idee I y Proprietors Mills. FIRST CLASS BAR. JACKSON c; A. & EAT, DRINK BE MERRY, /jO , , it P f/ffi J. J. EASTON’S \\ A A. t_V VvmsKiKs •r ■*** Mak us you F AT. After Taking. Before Taking Say, Ji’ihsk ; You arc getting powerful fat of late! (Jetting plenty to eat now? Not any too much to cat John, its the quality of liquor a man drinks. You are looking rather thin John, what's the matter, got tin* cramp ? Wei, 1 tell yon Judge, 1 took a drink of red liquor ’while ago and I’m lYeling powerful had. It’s the quality of liquor you drink, my hov Look at me, if you want to live long and grow fat, always do your trading with tht* OLD KELI - J. J. F ASTON, where you can always get imue WISKIES- O in. 11 it m. I si*an<lit*s Ac* THE CELEBRATED AURORA. LAGER BEER on draft and I Mitt led. Pure Kye ami corn whisky for medicinal purposes, a specialty. It' you want something to make a lean man fat and a fat man lean against a post call on J. J. EASTON. 7dectf. Livery and feed Stable. B. T. WATKINS, PROF’S. JACKSON GA. o rpitfc PftOt’LK of Butts county and the travel- I ing public generally, are hereby notified that a livery and Iced stable is now open in .Jackson, where they can bo accommodated at reasonable prices. I have in connection, a large lot suitable for drovers, convenient, to show stock ty the best advantage. 1 3A.TtT312.1t- SI I< >l*. Your attention is also culled to tin* fuel that n good llAltlil’.it SHOP is run in connection with the stable. Hair cut, shaving and slmmpooning done by a first-c It ass barber. Bar and billiards. FINE Whiskeys. WINES, BEER, ALE, ETC., R. T. Wallins, Pfiifrietpr, JACKSON < l A. My stock of wines, whiskeys etc*,, are large, and are genuine. I keep the best and purest in the market My terms and prices are reasonable, (live my goods a trial uud he convinced of Iheir excellent quality. oOnoVlJr Jot Reciffifl al file New Hardware Store Burr §. Mills, 49 lIILL ST MET, GRIFFIN, GA. A New and Complete of CONSISTING OF Cutlery, films. I’istol*, Curt riges, Gun Material, Locks, Butts, Hinges, Screws, Nails, Units, II </i-se and Mule Shoes, Shovels, Spades, Hay and Manure Forks, Rakes, Axes, Blacksmith and Car penters Tools, Trace, Brest,;ll alter, and Well (JhuiliH. Bnjrav Wrießls’, > v pfte, Hulls, HI.MS, KHAKIS and AXLES, Belting, lace leather, Gum, lienip. and lead Racking, babbitt, metal, Fillings for steam engines, Hope, and in fact every lliing to be found in it first-class Hardware store. We have also on hand a full supply of —AND— \\ V, \'V STOVES, TINWARE, Sns Fiimii'i Gri*, k- ROOFING ;ij il Kites ffTij, Corner, and sheet iron. Work done neatly and on short notice. We have the largest and greatest, va riety of goods, in our line, that has ev er been offered in Griffin, and all bought before the recent advance. Flense cull and era (nine goods and pri ees, ns we intend to make it to your interest to buy from us. P.MIK .V MIIXK, A’liceceissors to If. 0. Burr—H. f . Burr's old stand. No. 11l Hill Street, Griffin, 0a 28oct$m NEW STOiiE. i. it smm is, Hampton, G-a,. Wo would respectfully inform the ‘TEOPLE of IHJTfS COUNTY” that ivri have opened up u DIG STOCK "of ‘‘General Merchandise.” When you want Rugai, Cofree, Flour, Meat, Lard, Syrup, Seed Oats, or any tiling in the Grocery line, or Print*, Dross Goods, Joans, Shirting, Slieetiutf Clothing, Boots, Shoes, Hats, Hardware, etc., givens a trial and we will try and save you money. # go p y()-3m ~MARTIN TT’DUKE, JACKSOJNv GA. / NEW FALX. GOOBS. o We invito tlio attention of our friends, and the public generally, to our elegart Stock of FILL AND WINTER fiOODSL Wliieli for variety and quality wo feel no hesitancy in pronouncing the best over brought to Jackson. Our stock of DRY GOODS, CLOTHING, BOOTS, SHOES AND NOTIONS' will be found complete and finU-clasSj and as low as the lowest. Especial attention is called to our Large Stock of Clothing. CLOTHES FOR OLD MEN, CLOTHES FOR YOUNG MEN, CLOTHES FOR ALL MEN LARGE LOT OF JEANS. A Fine Stock of GENTS’ FURNISHING GOODS 1 . _J o ■—— IAEAIIUUIIUI'I-’,its FOR PROVISIONS AND PLANTATION SUPPLIES. MEAT, FLOUR, SUGAR, COFFEE, MOLASSES, SYKI.T, BAGGING, TIES, TOBACCO, CIGARS, In fact wo keep a well assorted stock of GENERAL MERCHANDISE. Ily calling on ns we will save you many a long ride to Gridin or Hampton, MARTI* I. DUKK. p. s. Those who I have befriended n the past, in the time of need, if they would have me befriend them again, will please come forward and settle up. I will pay you a quarter of a cent, above the market price for your cotton, if you will settle before your notes are due. Wo have the business of R. G. Duke in charge, and it must bo settled up tins fall. See M. L. Dukk or Mrs. Martha Dlkk. sep 23-3 tn ft Oar friends and tinstomers ia Balls County. If you would buy CHEAP Goods, II you would buy GOOD Goods, If you would get your MONEY’S worth, If you wish to got FULL VALUE for you MON EY, go to STILLWELL A KEITH’S, 23 HILL Si'll EE TANARUS, - GRIFFIN, GA CLOTHING for tesuitllie fancy of ALL Men, Youths and Joys, GENTS’ FURNISHING GOODS, HATS; CAPS, BOOTS and SHOES A New and Splendid Stock of DRY GOODS, DRESS GOODS, NOTIONS, ET CA KELTS to order a little CHEAPER than elsewhere. Jf-sMcc Little an just make a man feel good to tradewith him HEADQ’itS FOR HARDWARE. C. 11. Jotoll & Si. NO. Hi IIJLL ST, (JRfFJ'IN, (lA. We have an JmmenM* Stock for the coming W.„ w ,n Of Jl ST hl Tfl GOODtt un arc itlwttya needed by the I' lrmi r, Mechanic and Jloum - keeper, eoi misting ii part, hh follows: Axn Bh.ck**ini'.h Tool-, Bolts, Mutts, Carriage anti Wagon Malerml, Carpenter**’ Too’jk, Chains, I ullery, Grind-tones, Jlou.sefurni.shiiig Goods, Home und Mule Hli'Mf Iron, Locks. >-■ aiU, Oils, Paints, Racking, Plantation Hardware, Plows, Rubber Belting, Saws of U JI kinds, Sewing M e chines. Shovels, Spades, Steel, Mariners’ Tools’ Viimifflic.H; etc., etc. The Largest. iitid Finest assortment of CLT 1/KUY ever brought to this market. A Large l.ot of the “SPALDING (.‘L/PPhR’ AXES, manufactured for this seetion. We sell our goo Is at the hO'A I ..S'! PRILLS. < 11. JOHNSON A SON, <j> 23-3 m <h i:Tnl 11. rd\s..ie Dealers. moot (Mtmsa. Overlay Sc Met alia have now in operation, at Conyers, fir.~t-ehms Wool Cardi.ig Machine. Satisfaction guaranteed to all ’■’}• ' pal ionize tiam, .a MEDICAL MICE. r pill'l midi <I he • oik located in the town I of Jack -on. n -peetfullv oilers hi# professional hi rviei-sto the eiti/.imik of.Jtekson and surround ii.k' county, lie is tin old physieian of years* experience. Ili.s •fid HI. is at the Bl’.N TON ID >ll, .J. N. • i'F.M .Y, M. 1). 210e13m Look Out! 3100,000 To Change hands 40 Miles from Atlanta. Valuable Rea! Estate for sale- and to rent in the eit vof '-riffisi and through Middle Gonrg : to thd' value of ONE If I Nidi ED THOI SA. v i> <>L LAUHiind over, has been consigned to the under signed for side and rent, consistiffg ot improved plantations, both large and small , Ik.uses and lota, and store houses in the eity, with g od and well established trade, Bust water and best cli mate in the. South. Also dealer in Groceries und Family Supplies, and agent for the Centennial Gin, l eedcr and Louden-wr. Call on oriuldrcaa (J. A. i INN INGHAM, lie:.l Estate Agent, Griffin, Ga. E- J- DEANE, LMOTODRARFTE II And Dealer In Picture Frames, 1 17 IInA StUkCt, - - - Geiffix, Ga | All si/.* -and kinds of Firl-Cla-s work execute*! promptly. Old pictures copied and enlarged. A wall pi< ; ore .-f yen elf hi a ban Uunte fcv.fß* k si ** ‘\l*> inehc * .by