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About Jones County headlight. (Gray's Station, Ga.) 1887-1889 | View Entire Issue (Oct. 27, 1888)
'■fp~ i eiWa&i ** if TI’OK It 1’FAV, : I’nl-iishw'. Hk ■ ww»v*».'«.w-- ■*n+n*jim*r*x »KVixmM Gray Georgia, Saturday, OH- -< tiENKRAL PRESETTMEKTS, CIi.\ V !; JCItf OCT.’, TERM 1888, JOKES Hi i’i.l on COURT We ti c grand Jurors sworn for the Oct., Term, IK88ofJor.es Su~ perr i Corn t beg leave to anion the following gcrcral presenter enf Wo recommend that the Gov ernor. lior J. B. Gordon, J. C. Barron Judge of tho County Court of Jones county, for the unex jJrcd term of Judge Richard John son, and tho four years or full ' erm, following, with a salary of Forty dollars per month and all costs. After careful and diligent inquiry into 1 hoccndition i f the roads of the county, and the road law, we rec oinmend that the present law ho continued in force, amf said laws rigid 1 y enforced by the proper au We would especially caii the at tcation of tho tonatma-ionors . . of Chuton Dist. to the Bridge and gul Jy between the residences of W. It iioisenheimil s. j. We would rail the attention ol thecoiniiiisaiouors of Whit' *, J)1SG. to the roads 10 their Dist s and order that they put them in good condition at once. Further we rec commend that the Com’rs of Bur den Dist. causeway that portion of the Garrison road, between the Ir~ Winton road and Bob erf’s Station that needs it. IVe find the Books of the Sheriff and Tax Collector well and correct ly kept and congratulate tho county on huvmg such an efficient officer. AT find the Book of the Tax Re ceiver neatly kept. Wo recoonunend thuUin the future, the book he turns oveij to tlib Tax Collector be made out in A fphaheBcaI order. We find the Books of If. S. Greaves County treasurer correctly kept, with proper vouchers lor all money p,tut out. by him, with a bai am'b oufirniid this day of $fi05,fi0, ^ < 1 mJJiilk rtn- eioptf ,ar(la rks > correct and kept . . ^' iaChS T l w,tb t hi- l i ul-li liinir „ n »!/.,.« fi„. IM TlH' „„d Ulert of tlo.l Buperior Court Books are eonectly kept in a business like maimer, and we find uji c«?es pending, properly recorded in well hound bodro, as the . i Jaw requires. VVu commend the ! officer for bis pro[)er discharge or’! duties, ■ - the public buildings are in good cond't.on, except some few gi ,ss to he pul in the jail,- and further, white wadiia tho ju.it, which we r-com mend, the Sheiitf have attended to at once. The Books of illo Justice’s of the Peace of the county are correct, \uh the except?uu of the Book of the Justice of th" 858th Diet, who fai’ed to sign the Judgement of the Court. 'Ve mxmniju*ud that Van Bureu Clurk*be reappointed N. P. Justice ot the Reaco of 801st Dist and James A. Walker 1* reappointed N. P. and Justice of the Peace of 299th Dist. J. R. Bonner, recommended N\ P. aud Justice of the Peace of 305th Dist. Frank M, Smith N. R. and Justice of the l'oaco in 307th Dist. We recommend that T. R. lVnn Vie paid Ten Dollars, payment for the publixHIng of the General Pre eeatmetol the Grand Jury April Term, Jones Superior Court We recommend that a Bridge be bmlt over Walnut creek, at Mill, according to specific'die us to bofui'iufhed by the County Juffi Cost not to exceed $350 00. We recommend that Dr. S. B. Po land be paid five dollars for service* ronder< t John Griffin. nns ori *-i » under an o.st of officej. JudgeJohnson wdl re'Cr: from f v County t'nur 'TTft - <5Jf <r no ha&oeeu , this <J: ;’f uud v.’f. ’■ .• field <ff labor may he a? ; a* his recent trboi: uve , wit h us. We w-hR to ten* : : m' JHuge Jenkins our thcrUg for ali kiadue3%s, »dc moro c8peuia Hy ( i o we wi t .c com. , non ,i hirn P •»^IT £ ,• e -d r-ffm ICnt C :*.ir vrt Ot F ;; I ROB 1 l'- KAbli( ' j >l;W Gup Octobe 'f’—v, 1888. Ret the. ioregomg Genera'. Dree. ot men ts be :reu. on the niinn u this court By the Court. Bout. WH’TriEUJ, Sol. Gen. True extract from the minutes of said Court. R T Jl(K , clerk. — ------ .. . ADMINISTRATORS _ SALK. JONES COUNTY LANDS By virtue of s,n- order from the court of Ordinary of Jones county w jp at the Conn-House door j„ , within the iegtd hours of Urn first T< esday in Dovcin :;;g/u.N:v.; ;■ - . . ( , 00 ,i ian-^aiMyoli; :);i ..uppovt and education of said uum.r ohiiureu. ju , JV , |J|f< __ 0c t. ]5th 1883. C. L. Ridley Guardian. C IT AT ION—Y E \RS SU PPORT. Office, Jones Co., Ga. October 1st 1888. Nol»ee is hereby given that the of Commissioners setting Mrs. one years support for Barnes in Estate James G. dec’d, is now of file in this and 1 will proceed Court to make tho Judgement ot on first Monday in November next some legal cause be shown the contrary. Wituess my hand officially, Ordinary It. T. RO.sS, Ordinary's Office, Jones Co., Ga. Wh JamC8 D . Godard has to urn for administration Hicbard dr bunis non on the Estate of Blow late of J lines County deceased. rn°c 1 1!,/^ a ujo 1 'n Kly ,, rtVe t0 t ha t . l(Ut , a! . v A t . this office Monday in No ’tKTiy T. ■..«».! BOBS, oic-i-y Ordimny. R, 0 rJi„„ o ’» OlliH, Jonc. v o , lia, July 23rd .^uahkin- 1888 Whereas Mrs. Mary J bash and James R, Van Buren and Executor of Estate of W. (^uackinbush deceaaoa have to me ft r Dismission Executorship. These are all there fore to cite and admonish pm concerned to show cause at this office if any they have t tho on or by tho nasT Mb» in Nov km mu next. Witness my hand officially. K. i. ROSS, Ordinal v. ADMINISTRATOR'S SALE, By virtue of ao order from Jciul Court of Oi dinavy w;l! be sold be fore the Court. House door in Pony Houston County Ga., withi t legal ho are of sale on t he firs, Tues day in Novembor next Thirteen hundred (1300; anres of land more or less in the 13th Dist. of Bn j Houston county belonging to Es tate of Allen F." Holt doe’d, known a , so us .. the 1. ««, Ay} 1 phvm.v t .. .on, bounded ,»v lundsofll. Al ', Holt acla", V. O Alai 60 burn, Warrtn imthrop, and others. Phis a vnluablo p taGon, m a hur stalo of enluvntion. bold to pay debts. W ill ho sold in of a body or divided in the judgement the administrator. Terms Cash. R. II, Kino mam. Aduffr, Sept. 17th 188S. Notice Leave to Soli K. It, lLud.. Ordinary’s Otli:' 0 , Jones Co u a. V. ,otu;o is bevel < given or TT* ;v witl be gra "ii at the Navom bey Turin of this Court ' 1C I > i tbousa <d Doluuv of Ce r»l >T’ii 1 registorod Bonds be;o V* tale ol James G Rai nes, doc 4, u. some legal cause bo shown to Co coolraty. Uet, 1st 1888. Witness my hand officially, . R T. ROSS, Ordin Ordinary’s Office Jones t o Us 1881 Wher n\ ? ti \S 5 “O tj N. \i N cr J i (Zpit tio- tA i- . , <JS ■ : % uC S'*? r, *71 -T '!■ '«V*% -b * lK Jf C 4 - * K-J L.. J-oJR «fc_ , U 17 Tj J. Q A Op I? : W l Hi r-. ca. >-J irmjdlPS 1, b,> *♦> ^ A t vj ;4; , j I T*’d'i i / *. r* AND 03/0,0,S ? , < r: a ’ n i ; 1 - M / *■ i J -.i / u •St'EGLA i.T 1 x x ^ j Corn3 o r\f>n /:! jon, Morgans r nor, Macon, Ga, 9-8—if. — 11 |li r i . m-mo, T. BESSIlAND (i WATCHES ! ill/ It JIM, £ 2PJSS3TCXX.S 'Novelties in Holiday wuleJ Goods , CZ 8B t ».u H f PllUMl'T A Si I> RKl-iA cc LE ATTENTION 820 Second Street MACON . - GEORGIA mwmkm mmm mkiiki i “**3E*«5E¥5S223E2E*®"**®? The good people of the State of Georgia are respecifully invited to the great Discussioocf the Reform Tariff, Low Tariff, High Tariff, Free Trade, Tiusts, etc., at the EXPOSITION STORE, PL ft Btw, Wf 414 life? m\ J which has begun and will continue throughout the season/ My position is well known to mfy. patrons »3 I have been Leading in Best Goods at Lowest Prices buying as I do, in cheap markets for spot cash and with a large bank account to my credit, flatter mysetf 1 }qiye..struck a blow to Trusts and Combinations and visited all leading mills and markets of the East which have given me advantages which Cash alone can secure. m Fin mm m smses For Radies, Misses, Gouts andfBoys, the oeho comes from Boston. Lynn a i)d Rochester, that Ph, M. Berg leads the trade- Will here state that have r- ei W 1.pf Boots.- alone. 250.cases of all grades. hf which I here quote only a few prices PSPyoWi- oonsitleratioifr g^MSlE WM. It Ss^W prices vcm Ladies kid button shoes 65c worth ♦« 50..l 5 «vh«o. Rd5 elsewhere. . Ladies fine Dortgola kid button shoes $1.10 worth 2.00 elstwhcrfc. Ladies’ fine custom lnude.Dbngoia kjil button boots $2.0b worth 3.50. CLO ’T'jLj i 0.11 iiyrri Nvjr In (.'• i1 Lave sea; bed the markets amt only v-avefiased the be; t for the ttast money that hard oush forid pracu.N-. I lu-.-*; ,,o far received 5000Meu’s Suita ranfing-ah tho way f^-m 82 per suit to ;;/5 f-x fine and legant satin lined Prince Albert fuHs, the latter etui: :-t L .* b.uigbf a : v w*hare else for iess tban -HO. The most elegant r.r.d longest stock ci Cloth* tV!}jr brought to the city, at hv.cd cash Liston to the niuaic. r 3 s '’j/*/■ 0 -MJc, F« pair ap Men s Working bud.-......> • up Rnaiuoss Suits, * - cp 'll vvooi, «. -u-suiv . up 'iessSaits, . .. ■ fi.oOup T b a fine tine cf extra Farmer’s and Diivor’a Oveiv-oar-s as veil us ii.ie tight Dress Overcoats, all of a i gornunee to be worth double the money 1 ask for them, xn-.xg^ut ane of Millinery ana NcUots just received. LOOk Late stylos. Hats at great bargains. at our itthsr L&W PRICES, cmito per up Standard Prints..,51c per yd up u 0RV y Brawn 4-i Sheeting 6c up ^ shirting......4jc ..........5j<- per yd up 0hook8 per yard up VYbite Handkerchiefs 25c J pe; i , ? „ s B!oatbii> g..... 4Je p - d a? . H cents per yard up My Rook of M. is, l adies. Misses and BmUrc;Shoes is Full and Com pier i i fciv-e tin* Rest Shoes for rbe Lc..st MoneyPrices LowerthivntheLowc.it rnyrTc r n -tv r » t> kBr ri'?T Sfilb C1 r: i T -? * > j. ie BEST bxiIRT in the « ;.i_ Kt. \ World at f<5c and ap. oo .3 reduction.-, to sail toe hard limes. Be sure and ■ pttrchus'i'3 elsewhere, D v it u rouble to show .n/. be cenviacod and your money by . rii. m. |L?. T : ■' : C r -A P T Hfipt IT* V iJijiiUj i i aJjl iultil, 114 Mulberry S J*’’* Macon Ga. Aui'2 I8S8 1 «j'.t i iC- mt s * ' m XL I Ghildreh’s kid button shoes 25carnRup »«■. !a »v, ««,a ^ 80c " <• »>?*“•». $1 25 Best jeal cait brogans at 1,25 gaiters at LOO made congress gaiters 1.50 Goo’T .,1s Coruo.. bo.it. 7.09 up Uuo Beaver u f*.00 up u.j. v -J-.r m\'J3 $19 up : i C ' tv;- - Gv.- • - or.i l.A up D.—u. T3E3W* Childrens suits 1,00 up Worsted......7c per up All wool per yard up Ladies’ Jerseys. ..35 c uts up. Corsets..... . .. 15 coni * up Jeans.............. ...... 10c per vnrd i> p. All wool Jea- s......23 ccm* per-yd / up jJ. Vl a ;r , >0 i ; ail} ; d a . ■ Li ■w.m ft. I -■i •;;. . i LOOK OUT At Clinton the old town —A VD— HU. Having engaged in General Merchandise in Clinton, Jones Co., and with a large stock of Goods, I will make a lively stir m reduction of prices. A large lot of good stock for cost and less than cost. Such as SHOES, HATS, and 49 WOOLEM NOTIONS, and COTTON GOODS. And many other articles of value. Must and will be sold at prices tode* fy competition. You will find theso prices to be in keeping with the Farmers Alliance and are extended to all persons. Come and see don’t take my word for it. June Poland T. Ross. 25th 1888 tf. CLINTON, UA.1 © Gray Gee r-gria, ea tk Lifts m m 0. & u. gj. Having recently furnished my Shop with the most i lm proved tools am now prepared to do carriage work in all its branches and will do better work for less money than any other shop in the county. Bring in your old buggies and wagons and for a little money I will make them look like new ones. $ew work built to order only. % a - .■i Satisfaction guaranteed in all my work, Give me ’a .tria and be convinced. 2 o*——3 m. H. A. MORGAN. W. T. WOMACK m imhli -Ilf Farmer’ s Supplies and General Merchandise, Such as are kept in first-class houses. I am also prepared to pay tho highest market prices for cotton as I do the work my sell and save the usual warehouse expenses. Ootiou shipped to me will receive my person al attention. >■ All cotton in store fullly protected by insurance. BA6GIN8 Ali TIES Constantly on hand at the lowest prices, and orders for same and also shipments of cotton solicited, Very Respectfully, W. T. WOMACK, 9—8-3m—1888, EAST MACON,GA. m Inorder to Advertise our large stock of WATCHES Thoroughly, we have commenced or f. ^ .-gzaniing clubs and putting in a m mm ^Xjy boiiar Watch for tlljy bonar? ON PAYMENT OF 81.00 A WEEK. These watches are cased in solid gold, have fine American Nickle Full Jeweled Expansion Hair Balance, Patent Regulator Brequet made Spring, by Rock Stem Watch Wind and Set movements, Join NOW ford Company. and save Money. The J. H. & W, W. WILLIAMS Watch Club, 35 2nd St„ Macon, Ga X. B. Artope, * If'fOfiTEit r% O <v c ? iOTOFS ^ v 4 4 ® 'ts 0 4 Af: T o *i A<, ® xl x a « - s 4\\ V?'
