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SSe for aU aronihs, b* for **• month*.
Ttaatav* papereaaet •* *■/
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<laoasHA Fa«»» will war be the beet
medium* for thi* entire *ecttoa <
the HtttUk 1
Aitvteiataur rata* fiwteshsd on applic*- .
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One mk from tomorrow will eeo
theetaeeof the treat gubernatorial
eake**lk C.adlri will hare tbo cake,
the twine th* walk . The walking i*
gwd Ahnt the cake I* belter —Bruns
wick T'****
The Ca*» of Bneeia, eo the eiory
root, ha* among hie hoombold au ttn
derotudy, mogoUrly like b»m in. ap
peeranoti who ebnwe himself at the
window* of railway carriage* and the
lik* a b«n hi* imperial ewjeaty doe*
not wiah to disturb himeelL ✓
Ptol. Cor laid waa lecturing to come
student* on hygiene al Booth Ken»
eiogtoa a few year* ago, when a tiu
deal from the province* naked him
how he (the undent) could *afeguaid
himeell in drinking London water.
The profemor rather *t a riled him by
replying: "First boil It, thou filter it,
and after thbl—drink brer.**
Ibero will be a *l«np taxou every
bdiblb of rWedWne 'tnd perfumery,
every box of matches, every bank
check and many other things The
lax on beer and tobacoo will be doub
led, and heavy laxm will be laid on
corporation*. Everybody is kicking,
but to no pnrp***. Fbopla who gw to
war, whether from motive* of piety or
plunder, noU pay, and war* cote*
high, tow—New Orleana Picayune.
Capt* ****** We crack rifle shot,
i* U the fiUd lot a d»el with say two
Spaniard* who may feel like accepting
hie challenge. H* propose* to fight
iwoof them ala limo, with Winches
ter*, making it a three cornered duet
Theeaplaia, who hold* honors a* a
marksman along with Buffalo Bill and
Dr. Carver, eaye Be would p«i bullet*
through lbw hearts at both hie adver
eariee before either of them had tiaee
to cock his rifts
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A number ot bumneeo firms ia Can
ada are using a private poetel ward, ow
which is printed in colors of embfom
atiedevko indicating the aafoaol
fee ing between Groat Btiraia and tbo
United State*. Cetaa*b*a. with the
eagle al her feet, and Britannia, with
the lioo al bor foot, aro seated togeth
er, with tbo ehiebd* of the two «*»
trice ia front ot them. The American
and British lag* aro. wartog ewer
theca, a prolaro «*f the gfcbe appearing
in the center, and woven ia the Aerie*
aro the words, "Anglo Saxon, Gloria
Mandi. On* Aia*. On* Goat*
A contributor to the Qeearapolitan
aaagaaine makes an tauwkting **g
gostio* with regard to liquid air and
its peeeikle wee* in the forthcoming
Cuban campaign, any a tbe Bavannah
New* Th* temperature of liquified
air is 312 degrees below aero. Th*
treemng paint m death to yellow lever
gone*. Liquified air is now beiat
menu tecturtd in commesciel qaanti
tiro. It ie th* ide* of the Ciewapab
kan'b contributor that with hqaid ear
th* temperature at hospital aside
hstring paint, at th* dieeretfeu of th*
thatch thee pnstectiug the ***** free*
danger nt tentrirrmg Gm hew and
tianta The gm'hXlkfos axe that date '
ing the next few year* there vrifi ba ,
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lapuneunoref a ctiE a* he* rogribr <
aMetiag* al veterans *t Bptßßag amnqy
arewpectadtsbeaftfee efty bast a*W
oAdarik a. aa want Beteadkg, Men ABaaL
aamefimportßMe looking to Ba llhefe
Bamunam.
OamaMier CewMWUdb**
m*a**i*er m—*a* warn '©—■***».
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War Mareet.
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Washington newspaper had a bsanti* I
the other day. - Tboeal
(wo hero** were Admiral Drwey, the
hero nf Msnila, atd Worrh Bagley,
lbs bre«e young tntigu who w*e kilfod
off Cardenas Oaa to-day stands with
•II tbs trappings ol victory about him,
a great reception awaiting him when
ever be return*, from thankful hearts
of millions of bi* countrymen, a great
hland alesfdng at bi* feet gained by
tha ptowee*<| hi* arms; the other
retting In a cemststy, with Li* *tory
written forever Vari throng* met 1
him when he came home—but he
never eaw them; beautiful tributes
were pay to Life by eloquent tongue*
—but he never-heard them. In the
last *leep he i» •leeping, never to know
anything of the fame which came to
him by hie death. A great theme for
an editorial it was—there tan heroee
and well did the paper handle the
them*. But to u« cam* the thought
as wc read it thri there ware more he
r<»ea than two tn these two ergage
menta, heroe* whore name* we never
will know, whore fame will hardly
go beyond tha poor little home* where
•ad syv* we*p for them in vela, and
where the *tory of their prowe*- hard
ly g«>ee beyond ths fireside—the pri
tale* who died with Bagley neb lb*
Winslow, the privates «ht» ricked tnrir
live* that Dewey might become a hero.
We would notdetract one iota from
the fame of Ibero “Two Heroe*." Men
could not be braver or more worthy;
But the unknown private* who died
with Bagley wetv.Auet a* brave s* he,
and the men who manned lb* gun*
which sunk the Spanish ship* *l Man
ila were juet as breve and patriotic a*
Dewey But fame rsreiy come* to the
private, be he ever so firiee the glory
of bi* deed* ar* blended in the glory
of the deed* ot hl* superior offl ter. Il
is al way* the way of the world through
all time. Bui ii might be well for the
American people lu remember that
there are more than two heroes, and
when they build their monument to
brave Worth Begtey. put upou it the
na*MU ql the brake private* riio gave
for their count*/ to mneh aa he gave
—their live*; when they build a mon
ument to Dewey, build it also to hi*
brave roamea to whori* courage and
hetoiem is equally due the credit of
the victory —LaGrange Graphic.
The JacksonvilleTimee-Uofon says:
"The t rase port ship St. Cbarlee, which
was in Port Tampa last week, i* a
queer craft, and attracted a great deal
of attention She i* • *:dewheel
•tewmvr, and 1* built so that she can
run either on land or water. She was
built for o*e in the lake* around New
Orleans, and could go from one to
the other without any troubte, iraveb
ing over the ground almori as smooth
ly aa over the water. I< is reported
lb*l the Su Charite wW no used for
hau'ing waler from Key West to th*
fleet at Tortuga*"'
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AFLKASANT LEMON TONIC.
Fte sick and nervous bead-
Pte iteroJessaes*, aerronsaess and
For fever, duDa. dehilAy and kidney
demeans, tetoe Lamo* Nfadr.
Imfim, for nanral and thorough organ
ic tepelMMa, lake Demo* Elixir
Ifr. IfariqrYTimo* Eixir ia prcparoi
vrikh otter vrgrtableMvvr tonkß, and will
nckfe* yoßiaaaycf th* above named
dfesMte fiteandfilftlbotttas at drog-
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ItektnyywW thhdyaer.aqd for
IfotenDto tana
«£T¥C SnJte
permanent relist. About one year ago
the dieeaae aaanmiag a more severe and
dangwrou*fofm.lbeeame v«ry wuak, and
tartW npM^.lOMtemncefi Bring Dr.
H. Moxley's Lcaatm Wixir. I gained
twelve pounds ia three mouths. My
strenfftn and health, my appetfoe and my
digeattM were perfectly reahwed, and now
Iltels* young and rigorous as I ever did
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Dror-teepee-Ga Sesmftetee.
State CqpteL rifewr-.tfe , Aug- A ISM
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tatte used ansny kinds for vremnwfetroub-
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Treta tar Neva** aril Omits** M*vw*Grt«a wt »s ata ate 1 s* >w_*afly erroU
taatey. tararelav. antvva la CMS* Ste»*«adu«*>ac dally wkccb* taaday. For
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£. XL HDrroN. Ttwrte lf*n*srr. tavronaKGa.
Tytae's FBrtxfiMtist*.
O*r coaukteyV defenders are now at
Tyhee, Geotgto greatest Seaside resort.
One heavy tattery in charge of th*
iwroeme coast deftem guns One Brtt
battery; 55 trained hone* Fortifications f
raped! v nearing eceapfetion. I
Get ready to visit Tyhee, to eejpy *ll
the pleasures of this delightful resort, sad
see the new farttiteatiun*.
Excursion tickets at low retea will be
oaaale during the summer. Announce,
menlm to rates, etc. will be made biter.
J. CL Hana, G. P. A_, Savannah, G*.
GARDEN HOSE.
Ptuihißg g|4 Tiiwsrk,
AHiap ts Ail KNs.
A. S. CAMPBELL
16 HUI Street.
41 1
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Sm mj* to Sfaato. wfaafa he
toto? Kotpjwasr*n«w toe toegatox w
an tofarfa« to 3tfto —r Fanatare far
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CHILDS » CODMED.
Taxlßaeaivws Mtibca ftr 1898.
I win be at the different Prerinets for
the purpose of rcertring your State and
Coenty Tax retarm <m the following
dates: April April May.
Line Creek 4 IS 23
Mt. Zion 5 ' 19 M
Union C 20 S 5
Africa 7 21 26
Chhin 8 Ml ST
Orr's 9 23 2S
Akin 11 35 . 30
Griffs oa Orrt dayfc
You will find me at my cAce ia Griffin
at EDWARDS BROS. RACKET STORE
aS the time from April Ist to July Ist
except data named above.
ITrnwrahir cAce at Edward Bro*. Bart
et Stas*. Brooks’ cid stand. Books dose
July Ist S. M. MW WELL,
T. R & Ox Ga,
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■ABKET BASKET
vtoa
Oto arito totofam a»d toMfloc feod
fMteto fro* StettX Orrtock fa al-
Ml*»factoa*iMigrate, Ute wm*
of oar ofc* aai teas ao tae.aadan
anirt»wtorta T , toM * tototo of
J. rTsheDD.
wtisaa.i.
Counsellor at X*w,
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ert-flar/g Advertbemente.
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QTATB OF GBORGIA, 1
O Spalding County. , 1
J. P. Nichol* and J. H. Huff
Rt pen tor* of last will of Mrs. Mery M.
'odd, represents to the Court, in their pe-
SSy M T«W'. aute. Thte >■
to cite *ll person* concerned, kindred And
creditors.toshow cause,ifAny they am,
why arid yertentors should not] be dis
charged from their administration, and
receive letters of dismission on t r»t
Monday in August3gff Ry - o^fwy
May », 180 ft. 1
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STATE OF GEORGIA, X
Spauuhg County. r
To all whom it may concern: Whose*,
John D. Holman, Administrator of Rosa
8. Holman, deceased, h*» in due form of
law, applied to me for leave to aeU ten (10)
sharesof the capital stock of the South
western Railroad for the purpoee of paying
debts and division among the heir* of said
deceased. Thiaistocitealiptrsonsinter
ested to show cause, if any they have, why '
■aid order should not be granted before
me on first Monday in Jew text by 10
o’clock a. m., at which time said applica
tion will be heard and upon.
J. A. DREWRY, Ordinary.
May 2,1898.
STATE OF GEORGIA,
Spauuxg County.
Whereas, J. Chestney Smith, Adminis
trator of Glee* Simons, represents to the j
Court in hi* petition, duly filed and enter
ed on record, that he ha* folly administer
ed Gloes Simons estate. Thi* i* the*»
fore to cite all person* concerned, kindred
and creditors, to show cause, if *ny they
can, why said administrator should not
be discharged from hi* administration,
and receive letters of dismission on the
first Monday in July, 1808.
J. A. DREWRY, Ordinary.
April 4th, 1898.
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QTATE OF GEORGIA,
O Spaumsg County.
Whereas,Hß. Blakely, administrator
otD. H. Johnson, represrit* to the court
in his petition, duly filed and entered on
rccoid, that he has folly administered D.
H Johnson’s estate.
This ia, therefore, te cite *ll persons
concerned, kindled and creditors, to show
cause, if any they can, why saidadminte
tr»tor should not be discharged from his
administration and receive letters of dis
mission on the first Monday in June.lß9B.
» . J. A. DREWRY, Ordinary,
f March 7th, 1898.
STATE OF GEORGIA,
Spauhng Ooubtt.
Whereas, RobU T. Daniel, administrator
ofE. L Hammett, represents to the court
in hi* petition, duly filed an J entered on
record, that he has folly administered E.
L. Hammett’s estate.
This is, therefore, to cite all person*
concerned, kindred and creditors, to show
cause, if any they can, why said adminis
trator should not be discharxed from hi*
administration and receive better* of die
mission on the first Monday in June, 1898.
J. A. DREWRY, Ordinary.
March 7th,1898.
Griffin Telephone Exchange
BUNCH OF THX eOUIMAH BELLTKUC
PHOXX AND TKLBGnAPHCO.
JNO. D. EASTERLLN, SaptiJ
W. T. GENTRY, Asssiant Sept.’
Atari*, Q*
IS Anthony, Dr. R R, reridroce, 2 rings
40 Anthony Drag Co.
1 Bailey, D. J,fir, residence.
17 Baker, W H, Grecrrie*.
49 Bishop, J. W., Market.
SO Blakely, B.R, Grocer.
41 Bowden Bros, livery feeble
SI Boyd, J. D-, warehouse, 2 rings.
SI Boyd, J. D., residence, 3 rings.
37 Boyd Maanfectenng Co.
<3 Brewer A Hankrter, wholesale grocers
4 BurTs Sona, H. C, Hardware, 3 call*.
4 Burr, H. C., res. 3 calls.
38 Carlisle A Ward,
45 Central RR depot.
39 Qak A So*, G- W, gtocm.
18 T. J n retidetKe. '
15 Drake, R EL, grocries.
; 35 Earchaxt, W. C, resdenoe.
, 44 Fire department.
» Grassland, Seetoa, residence.
46 Georgia Experiment stetion.
XIGnr.DrJT.oMce.
SB Gray. Dr J T,Buay tsde,3 rings.
SI Griflta toe Works.
6 Griflte,M%. Cu.
»GriM*Mfe(fe.
14 Grry tariiwg Ox
54 Griffin Compress.
50 Griffa Saving Bank.
» Grata Light and Water Works.
3 Griggs, Boh, Every stable.
S 6 Horiud. W. imidtece.
8 Jones, Geo. L, resadenee.
IS Kd ey k Mtemaa, phymoaaa, S rings
» Meßy.Dr. J. residence, 3 nag*.
ST Kmcaad, W.
7 KiaeaidMlg. Co. (*mHa)
SI Leach ft Co., J. grocers.
St MsEgbaaa, J W,residence,Snags.
St Maagham, J J, reaaiewce, 3 nags
S Mita. T. B, ofifee,S rim
t MBta»T. R,imMi*r i,3rfe».
4T Mere*. Dr. J.
S 3 Jfcaaure Cai*. cMee, S
34 Mewtow ftOx, W. H-» coal ate femVr
5 Newton Qoal amd Limber Cd.
» Otiborn ft Wokstt, «Mee.
Sfi Oxford. D. A. attakelaad re*tear at
» Sacwteß, J. Firtash ar*»3 nag*.
Bl Ba*evy. W E H, Jr, reeadewae.
• Sen, J. M, grocer.
S 3 Stated. J-B-, market.
31 Suritan Raitatad.
ISSotetaroExpranQnteay.
SB BpaMmg (fenafif Ftam.
P Stewart. Dr. i t.
11 Btefektani.MF.ftCß.
« Wmtam ISfeafrfenpkCo.
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The Seaboard Air-Line** passenger m.
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