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John E. Gordon.
Com;!;;. XU ( h,
Mam IIOLmuLaMI L'iHsl! XUUUUl }tfoipi?
FOR RE. G.SF.NI ATI’. ;
Richard dohusou.
FOR SHERIFF AND TAX
COLLECTOR.
Many citizens hereby announce
the names of VV. W. Barron and
Moses W. Smith for the office of
Sheriff and Tax Collector of Jones
County, Subject to the Democrat
ic nomination. Rally to tho sup
port of faithful officers.
NOTICE
The chairman of the democratic
executive committee in each county
ot the state is requested to send his
name, and postoffice address to the
undersigned at Savannah,
J. fl. E STILL,
Member of tho National Democrat
ic Comittoc for Georgia.
Atlanta Constitution: Three
editorial brethren aro in tho race
for the position of messenger to
take the electoral vote to Washington.
lid Hoak, oaty editor
the Augusta Chronicle; S. W. Rob
erts, of the Sparta Ishmaelite and
Undo Jcorns Anderson, of the Cov
ington Star. All are popular, and
of course aro thoroughly capable.
Hero’s to the lucky man !
A SAD ACCIDENT—While Mr
Reeves, with bis bridge force, was
working on tho bridge at little river
last Monday, Mr. McLaughlin fell
from the bridge and was killed in
stantly. Mr. Reeves immediately
came to Monticcllo; procured a
handsome casket, from Wellington &
Uickman and had his remains bur
ied at Shady Dale the following
day. The parents of tho young man
reside in Canada and the sad death
of their son will be a great shock to
them..—Jasper County News,
TIIE STATE CONVENTION.
The State Democratic Convention
met m Atlanta on the 8th mst and
performed its work quickly ;md
without trouble. Governor Cordon
and the State House officers were
renominated.
Tins is the list of electors and the
executive committee for stale at Lu
Thomas Watson, of McDuffie, and
John Templeton Graves, of Floyd,
wore nominated electors at large; J
B. Sllman, of Jefferson, and A. R.
Lawlon, of Chatham, alternates
The district electors are:
First district Cr. J. Brannon, of
] nanucl;ahernato, B. Whitfield, of
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-'•»J»d_A. Arthurllooa. U U«v«, ]Ventin';
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>.te. J. t B. u Hodge t s, Houston.
i .nth—J. M. Mobley, Harris:
e, A. B. Wilkinson, Coweta,
l —James A. Gray. Fulton
x, Thos. H. Flake, DoKalb.
—R. D. Smith, Craw-ford:
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TVr- f is :;. Sf.r:* Ex; eu -
five Dfcfnoirut Executive Com mi t
J c j(\ W l A\ al ter nates for two ars
X »lC|t- G. /l, J'iCICCl ; ij. <L livi™
ton •
Second—W. A. Harris; W. 0.
Worrill.
Third—J, T. Watson; J. Me Rea.
Fourth—C. A. Redd; K. F. Free
man.
Fifth—B. Q, Walker; W. F. Pat
lo.
Sixth—J A, Hunt-, 11, V. Hard;
man.
Seventh—J. 0. Waddell; S, A.
Anderson.
Eight—Ham McWhorter: c.
Ninth—J. E, liedwme: R J 41
redd,
-J. E. Strother: W. L.
The Convention was one of the
largest anil most harmonious ever
held in the Male.
$35 reward is offered by the Jasper and
mnty authorities lor the arrest
K m ia any p!ac<* in this State or
. . r Fne ot'J. Otis Pope win
i;t yi 0nticc .n 0> Ci, AOg.
COIL UNS TO HE PAID.
Bateman Prcparod for
t..o> ..ton.: cr Payment.
Next month the September pay
rm • o ot the six per cent bonds of
the Covington and Macon road will
bo due.
Green and Batsmen, of New
York, are prepared to mako the
said payment at. their office. These
bonds are worth par and interest,
and the payments arc made in
March and September. The pay
ment last March was promptly met.'
The C & M bonds are considered
gilt edge in the Northern markets,
and are considered a most valuablo
investment.—Maeon News.
ITEMS OF INTEREST.
The School for Scandal has many
pupils
Caress is tho now rival town to
Kissimmee.
A railway ticket man is the mod
ern road agent.
—rffcc — w t tiakf Duc t 8 *- • gotting -A
drink put on the slate.
It la said that there are 12,000
Smiths in Philapelphia.
One of tho tovchers oC a cam
paign is tho night parade.
E. i'. Roc’s last story, “Tho
Quoon of Spades,” is said to bo a
trump.
Jay Gould says his insomnia
would’ni bother him if hoeould got
a good night’s sioop. That’s what
troubles him.
California has train loads of
grapes this season, but tho juieoloss
California grape will bo as dear as
over in Detroit.
Eastern people are discussing tho
question “Who is tho greatest liv
ing novelist?” The correct answer
is that there isn’t any.
It ■„ ,. lid that the telephone
shav l th° hearing. A man has
PAt to sharpen up Ins hearing, or
3ittl ° wso lor tcle *
Amos Penn, oi Pennsylvania,
says ho has a stone animal similar
t0 tho Cavbiff Giant, And to think
W. Rena of t he aamo State
was a truthful man!
They say. that New York, tho
meanest city on the continent,
had better finish tho Grant mona
mont before it talks of a memorial
to any other distinguished soldier.
The Thomas Baud is to disband
hut the Thomas oat on tho back
fence wo still have with us.
„ „ :V . ]tMva „ writtcn ,
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hoped tint Mrs Bowser approves of
it.
Mary Anderson has a beautiful
yacht on the Thames, It is twelve
feet tong and Mary works it ty
means of t.vv,i nnicu
nr.
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i am prepared to n egotist oars
for farmers at a total commission of
12 per cent, with interest at p ^ ht
per cent, payable one- a year, to-w;t
on Dec. 1st.
J. C. Babron, A tty Law,
June 9th 3m. Ciinton G a
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ENOLN HS, WATER WHEELS.
GRIST, SA W asp CANE MILLS.
KETTLES and EVAPORATORS
Cotton Presses (Hand and Horse
Power.)
E. EROCKETT,
Macon, Ga.
BOBT. V. IIASllMAiV,
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CLINTON, GEORGIA.
Practices in Ocmuloee Circxiit
Office in Court House.
jsp. t. ten?, jp,
SIAM Sj WAydjESp
Jewelry. siiYei^w^e,
SPECTACLES AjJD EyE
QLASSES.
Watch Repairing a Specialty.
308 SECOND STREET,
MACON, GA
4 21 3m.
Biscuit Omitn i s now tho presid
ing gonius, <•«*’— _ j) at war ii
TIIE BRILLIANT SALOON,
tho finest in Macon. Ho gives his
customers tho best to oaf, host to
drink, and furnishes
--FREE BEDS-
doing more for his patrons than any
man in Macon.
TO THIS
Traveling Public
—YOU CAN—
BY STOPPING AT
HI ISsraEBi'S
MAOCN GEORGIA,
era J T £m w J
Ncfe to tevslii Pilic.
The best and cheapest pasaenger
route to -- c
KVTMKinSSTH
is via Savannah and elegant steamers
thence. Passengers before pureha-.
sing tickets via otheV routes would
do well to inquire first of the. merits
of the route via Savannah, by which
they wi!I avoid dust and a tedious
all-rail ride. Rates include meals
and stateroom on steamer.
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IDINAII Y’S CITATION'S
Co., -r - —
C.-dmary’s Office, Jones oa.
July 30th 188A
Whereas, Jo?i ph W. J'dly A f
on Estate’ ot Thoms J. Messer
app | ic * to me for leave to
HeU ft jj tho ., ca i estate belonging to
said dec’ll, and I wili pars upon
said application on the first Monday
in September next at this omcc\
Take notice accordingly, officially
Witness my hand
11. T. LOSS, Ordinary.
Ordinary’s Office, .Tones Co., Ga.
July 27th 1888.
Notice is hereby given that 11 m.
A. Hudson of this county has ap
plk-4 to me for setting aside and
valuation of Homestead Exemption and
im dec the Constitution of Ga.,
I will pass upon the same on the
23rd day of August next at 11 o’
clock a. in,, at this office.
Witness my hand officially,
R. T. ROSS, Ordinary.
FOR ADMINISTRATION.
Ordinary’s Office, Jones Co., Ga.
July 23rd 1888.
Whereas, Mrs. Caledonia Clawson
applies to me ior administration on
Estate of Joseph Clawson late ot
said county deceased. Theso are
to cite and admonish all persons
concerned to show cause at this of
fice if any they have to the contrary
on or by tho FixiT Monday in Sep
tembi u next.
Witness my hand officially.
R.T. ROSS, Ordinary.
For Dismission.
Ordinary’s Office, Jones Co., Ga.
July 23rd 1888.
Whereas, Mrs. Mary J. Quaekin
bush and James II. Van Huron Ex
ecutrix and Executor of Estate of
John W. Quackinbush deceased have
applied to me ft r Dismission from
said Executorship. These sue there
fore to cite and admonish all poi
sons concerned to show cause at
this office if any they have to tho
contrary on or by the riR.iT Mon
day m Nov em iint next.
Witness my hand officially.
11. T. ROSS, Ordinurv.
Ordinary’s Office, Jones Co., Ga.
July 23rd 18S8.
The Commissioners sotting apart
one yci’-s support to Mrs. Elizabeth
Malone widow of Martin It. Malone
dec’d have made their report and
tho same is now on file in this office,
and notice is hereby given that said
report will be made the Judgement
of thiscourt on the first Monday
in September next unless good
cause be shown to me contrary.
Witness my hand officially,
R. T. E08S, Ordinary.
Office , Jones Co., Ga.
er«. V- Juiy 23rd 1388.
i-WJw U hereby given that tho
Report of Commissi oners setting
aside oug years support to Mrs.
Caledonia Giawson widow of Joseph
Glawson dec’d., and her six children
is now on file in this office, and un
less some legal cause be shown to
the contrary will ho made the
Judgement of this court on tho first
Monday Witness in September hand next.
R. my officially,
T. ROSS, Ordinary.
Ordinary’s Office, Jones Co., Ga.
Whereas, July 20th 1888.
James A. Jones Adm’r
with the will annexed on Estate of
James Jones deceased, applies to
mo for Dismission. Those arc there
fore to cite all persons concerned
to show cause if any they have to
tho contrary at this office on or by
the first Monday in November next.
Witness my hand officially,
Ii. T. ROSS, Ordinary.
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MACON, GA.
Parties desiring their mills re
paired, and the Patent Mill Bush
and Dross applied, can write mo
cave of Talbott & Son’s. Macon Ga
m-1888.
MIDDLE GEORGIA
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oronghness of Scholar—
•ipiir.this Ct l(6ga
u . N nr Term opens
I-. For Catalo
to J. N. Moore,
jtee.
LOOK OUT m j s ^
At Clinton me old town
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Having engaged in General Merchandise in Clinton, Jones Co., and.
with a large stock of Goods, I will mako a lively stir in reduction of
prices. A largo lot of good stock for cost and loss than cost. Such as
SHOES, HATS, and
NOTIONS 9
WOOLEI1 and COTTON
coo OS a
And many other articles of value. Must and will bo sold at prices to de
fy competition. You will find theso prices to bo in keeping with tho
Farmers Alliance and aro extended to all persons. Como and soe, don’t
take my word for it.
Roland Y, Ross
June 25th 1888. tf. CLINTON, GA.
GEORGE W. ETHRIDGE. JOHN T. WALL.
WHOLESALE AND DETAIL
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Novelties in Holiday Goods
BORDERS BY MAIL WILL RECEIVE
PROMPT AND RELIABLE ATTENTION
320 Second Street
MACON GEORGIA
