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excursion rates. , a t |t Will Cost to Go to Macon, Co¬ ir Bp| lumbus and Augusta. - T i, e Central railroad otter; the following if® xcursion rates to the Georgia expositions to the state ran;. 1- - u. held at Macon, inclusive. Ga., Nntcu’ber nth /November 10 th, |.S, ! g^ v “ e :::.v.v.v:.v;../..::......*1 £ r a Hill........................ taw Sunny 1 >5 gSpUtion-". 1.00 , l.'Ji geooln ............ .................... -• 10 K t Theso rates include admission to Fair rj| „„ im d. Children over 5 years old amt un- ■ 8 Half Rates. Tickets will l.e placed «sale Novomtie 4th to 10th, inclusive; good to return until November Kith, inelu- I 1 five. TO THE ■•HATTAlinOOHEB EXPOSITION. To be held at. Columl us, tia., November I util to December 1st, inclusive. I Barucsvilc............................*3.3b Orchard Milner—• Hill................ •........................... 3.30 .. Sunny Side....... . . 3.30 Hampton-..................... ... 3.50 Brooks Station............... ... 3.25 tenoia......................... ... 3.40 these rales include streetcar fare and ad mission to Exposition grounds. Children over 5 vea. s and under 12 years, half rates. I Tickets will ^e placed on sale November I {m, t 0 30th inclusive, good to return on, and until December 2d, inclusive. TO TH* AUGUSTA NATIONSI. EXPOSITION. To be he'd at Augusta, Ga , November Nth to December lath, inclusive. Bsrnesville............................ .0o Milner................................ :, Orchard Hill......................a la Griffin Side............................ ................................. a ■’ • 40 gunny .i> Hampton........................... :, Brooks Station......................... o.aO genoia................................. 1 b., The rates inculde transfer coupons to and from the Exposition, and also admission coupons to the grounds. half Children over 5 years and under 12 years, rates. Passen¬ gers must purchase tickets before getting on train, as coneuetors wi.l not be authorized to observe the above rates Tickets will be placed on sale November 7th. and continue on sale until and including December lath, 1883, unless otherwise ordered. Tickets will he limited five days from date of sale, but n no case later than December 17th, 1888. E. T. CHARLTON, Gen. Passonger Agent. CuBtomers, Aught, Boarders, To be Bought Agents, Silver or Gold, Orders, Merchandise Sold. Servants or Place, Gmods to Appraise, Lawyer or Case, Opening To Days Musical Teae lers, Announce, Popular Preachers, Houses or Acres, Cooks, Butchers or Bakers. Books, Boats, To Hire or Let, Votes, Offices, Dress skirt or flounce Basement, A cure for disease, First Floor, A Handy Valise, Casement, A MnslinChemiso, To Purchase a Pet, Cheese, Teas, Horse, Bees, Mare, Peas, Monkey or Bear, Or Prone Bloodhound or Spitz Are Free from Fits, To Make Known, To Hire a Hall . Your Store, Driver or team, Carriage,Dry Hosiery, An AnOpnlent Elegant I'pholsti-ry, uods, Marriage, 1’ Play,Concert or Bull, ii-uii-. Skates, Excursions, Plates, Knick-Knacks, Tosellto gay erealur's 1 >ive;aions, Diamonds, Clothes Increase Ready* Made, Pearl*, of Trade, Kings, Coal, Pictures, Coke and Woo d Curls, Lectures, Waah for Features, TobuyOdd Things, All Kinds of Food Or sell Odd Things, Works on Theology, Cats, Magic, Astrology, Rats, Wealth and Felicity. Mats, World-wide Publicity Flat* Flags, Rags, Bats Pantaloons, Bags, Hats, Nags, Rssplemler t Cravats, Dress shirts oi i oil i> • Mutton or Beef, Almighty Honse Dollars, yiimneial Relief, for Rent, blocks, Store, Tenement, Clocks, Cash to be 1. ’tit. locks, Cash to be Spent, Socks, Scent, Tent, Portmonia or Box, Pig, Sheep or Ox, Roman Cement, Or Even a Beau Go— Then in a Trice, Read the Advice, Take the Advice Far Beyond Price, Written Below— Written Below— ADVERTISE -IN THE- -5 Daily News To Business Men. -Lv XJ0 in LABORED these days ARGUMENT to convince IS INTEI.L1 NEEDED GENT men that it Payc J yypfl In fidVPrtl^P New Advertisements TO ADVERTISERS A list of 1C00 newi-pnr - r s divided into STATES AND SECTIONS will te s.-nt on application—FREE. To those who want theu-auverSi.-ing to pay we ran offer n* Letter medium fur thorough ami effective work than t;.i- v-rioti- section* •f *ur 8el»ct Local Lift. GEO. TV ROWEl.r. A i d , Newspaper Spruce Adverli-ing New Bureau, York. 10 street. A GREAT YEAR in th* history of the United States i« now nj us. Every person of intelligence desires to k- ' Dace with toe course of its events. There is : wetter way to do so than to subscribe for The Macon Telegraph. Its in the n«ws facilities addition ase unsurpassed the fullest by any As.so* ; i ■ i- r South. In to special atod Pruss liiNOrttchea, it has corn -j-.c. . cnee bv wire and letter from all important points Daring im Georgia and the neighboring of Congress States. W&r'- the pres ant session laston will be She most important and most ;; t^renting news cantro in the country. M* Wushiagtoa Correspondence of the Telegraph is tbe very beat that can be had. Its eorrespcviulent furnishes tlie , w.c regular e*a\Uu- •orr«=p(Hitient full dispatches. lurnunew Frc-jnc ir.r • 1 -»\rs hi* tl g*H8ip tn Cummin. fecial 1 letters from IIou. Araos J. aarrr.Uer of Oouxrce* trom New Vork, Frank Cariamtor, and W. k. Croffbt, three of the best known newirnnp** wrltars at the capital, drs euu Uu. kireat and mot( important issues ol t.r* day Th* n*inoc*atic Tariff Reform Teltgraph thoroughly is a In line with the policy yaper It is Democratic •f President Cleveland end the jarty rty Ur In the the cominx coming national national campaign campaign me the Teh «U petal »• eaoe. "Wdlr, one ........... • { •»Uy, st* Beethi. • - . * 1 D »Uj, Urrm months. . - - - * < ®»Br, owe Baseti> .... W.eStJy, owe yewe, ■ . .1C tmmmi am* te Mvance Uhwi ninueurB M*n» G»oMm. _ mr the oni i' Brilliant Durable Economical Are Diamond Dyes. They exec- of., IS , in Strength, Purity and Fa tness. N ,’- vra are just as good. He wart* of iT-otath-p - ;, are made of cheap t . i : ,,.,. t t.. give poor, weak, cm; k> o : 36 colors ; ic cents each. Send postal for Dye I . . for coloring Photos.,,) [ n :.,,, MJ •... , (10 CIS. a quart), etc. t o! 1 by Dru;n r by WELLS, RICHARDSON & CO., Burlington, Vi, For Gilding or Dropping Fancy Articles. USE DIAMOND PAINTS Gold, Silver, Bronze, Copper. Only 10 Cents. FINE PERFUMERY AND TOILET SOAPS. --Also, a full line of-- Drugs, Patent Medicines, Paints, ,0ils, Brushes And Rrugir-stY Supply, at bottom prices, ran ALWA YS bo found AT DREWRY’S DREG STORE 28 II111 Street,GRIS'FIN, GA. WE KEEP ON HAM) T1IE FINEST Flour, Sugar and CIGARS AND TOBACCO. B0 f~ At the LOAVES! PRICES of any one in the city. Wc have the finest Whiskies and Brandies AND BEST OF ALL THE FLAT SHOALS CORK WHISKY' which is no ed to be the finest that is made, All of the above for medical purposes, Cum and see ns. .GEORGE k HARTNETT. U&wtdec25 #4 LOWER, Practical Jeweler ml Dealer* in Dial JEWELRY, CLOCKS, AT. Special attention given to Repairing. 2-0 Hill Street GRIFFIN. GA. I will have to-day nice mixed fish. Fresh Oysters Shrimp, Ciabs, Rice Birds, Celery, Bananas only 35c dox. Mixed Pickles, 70c gallon, Sweet Pickles, 85c gallon, Plain Pickles, (iOc gallon. Cheese 15c lb to-day. A large lot of A. E, Crackers just recei ved; 20 different varieties. Sellweppe line ale, soda water and Lemonade 12c per bottle. 50 lb any Patent flour $1.05 to-day. J. M. ■Will I'ilf "wiitth 1 Tt-temH5sar-«ag5«- ■sme-r^iamrjmxmxxrrwn' j rn ^ jammmmmmi ■ti iiutt i tw m W. Holman 31, Co. ----HAVE FKF-81I--- Magnolia -> Cooked Corned Beef 121 c. per lb. Blue Fish, better than fresh Mackerel Sweet Water Flour. Water Ground Meat. All grades Sullivan's Tobaccos And the BEST LINE OF CIGARS IN THE CITY, g to Save Ily buying your DRY HATS. SHOES AM) GROCERIES of It. M3 57 BILL STREET. - - - GRIFFIN, GA: |3f”b00 prs. of Sample Shoos til less than w sale prices. Also a lino of y \EN WOM EN S AND (111 LDREN'SSHOES. Bought, regular, at reduced prices. Calicoes, Sheeting and Checks, marked down. Kentucky Jeans, all grades, 15 to cents per Wc have a full line of .Mens’ 'Womens’ and Childrens’ Hose at 10 to cents. Out chikin ns’ mixel and Hack hose at 10 cents per pair is the thin**- in town for tl • mill ! \ , Handkerchiefs, Towels, Corsets, Collars and Cuffs, all at the lowest prices <live me a trial and I will you money. R. V. STRICKLAND. El BROOM SUPS SPENCE S rvn T H , orPONJTl : IJiJIC'IL AAA H I :iiouse,solomon f '.H r-V ■ By t" .d'.:!-r w-rk. J-. LtigcL-.- and w.-.-gon* is a feature their -u.... ( j. v l. : -- 1 ; -kiiud h,' ni\ > u*( *1 Bring ns your work. • •• Wr w ,1 1 Hi Id j. 11 iirr-lr.r.gmt w lV .Buggies, Phaetons, Surriys. little M iigons.t iroportan a Di ,7. r.i ilDiiivi !} M g- Mgn l i.u.tiug "ill bo a ft..’urt of r.o Nothing l-ut go..,. «. -k w i; 1 .■ don-. MU 1 m t take a -l.m’i'y job fm any pri-e. With 11 Spenu- ul tlic helm i ■ ; evunr-t fail to i ■ ' f..i"d< ;.iit Cull on us t clove you buy . SPENCE J* Solomon Street, Griffin, Ga. dl!l|IIIIUiI! % I g iiipnient Finest i IHUtfl Teas CRACKERS ALL SORTS, 15c. lb. BONELESS SHOULDERS, ETC. FLOUR ON THE MARKET. J Pome’S ‘ i j COMPOUND «tar ; CURES PROOFS Neuralgia “Pajae's Celery Com¬ pound sick cured my nerv- t ’Js headaches.” TUI ms 1 aa Mrs. E. A. Bkbntnhb, Nervous San Jacinto, Cal. Prostration “After using ai* bot lies of PainCs Celery wn * ■’ '••C-Weu emexjtz-'ie e-vrok (11 ms ■ of Compound. rheumatism.” 1 am cured Kheumatism Samuki. South Cornish, Hutchinson, N. H Kidney “It has done me more Kood than for kidney disease EHeeasos any other medi¬ cine.” Gao. A liBOTT, Sioux City, Iowa. iNO “Paine's Celery Com AI! Liver pound benefit has been of great for torpid iivor, Disorders indigestion, and bilious¬ ness.” Kl 17 ABET If C. Udall, LJuechee, Vt. THE COMMONWEALTH, Tke New* as Gathered Over Geergla. Tboinnaville wants » street rail way. The legislature convenes next Wed nesday. There is plenty of cypress between Montezuma and Warwick A lodge of Iinigbts of Pythias v* iil soeti be organised in Guyton. Fifty uien are now employed in rebuilding the Tallapoosa glass works. Henry M. Stephens, one of Thoui ahvilio’s oldest citizens, died Thura day nighi. W. F. Hut, druggist, died at ins residence in Loot on, .Sumter county, Thursday. Thu enterprising Banner Watch man, of Athens, ha* issued a line trade edition. The Free Masons, of Tallapoosa, have applied to the grand lodge, in session at Macon, for a charter. Rev. Elitn Culpepper lias been unanimously re elected pastor of the Baptist church at Fait burn for next year, K-v. J. H. Corley, tit his iu9t ap poiuunent at Blakely, informed his Bublist brethren that lie could not accept their cull to preach for them any longer. W. H. Kiliebrew, who lives near Garden Valley, in Macon county, has two acres planted in cane, from which he expects 10 make sixteen barrels of syrup, Col, C. T. Lathrop. of Hawkins vilic, is still adding to his real es tato possessions, having last week purchased the George R. McCall rosidense, paying §700 therefor. The first wagon ever built in Tal lapoosa was exhibited there Tuesday. It was a one horse, section box 9 spring seat wagon, and was manu fattured by H. D. Hutchinson & Sons. The Staudurd Scale Company of Rome find il a bard matter to get all the hands they wish. The north err. mechanics are afraid to come South on account af the yellow fe vet. Sandy Riley (colored) was shot and killed by Gus Riley, his cousin, at the store of McLeod & Dennard, in Wilcox county, on Saturday night last Gus hits left for parts unknown. Gen. Longsueet has determined to accept I he invitation extended him by the directors of ihe Noith east Georgir Fair Association to be present at the reunion of the conled erate veterans at Athens. A negro man living on Bery Tur net ’s place, in I’t tsheba distre', ! on ry county, while Kjuirl hunting b sr Saturday, was accidie 1 A shot through ihe leg just, above the knee, breaking the bone. Ampniut.on was inevitable. Col. George W. Jordan and Judge McGriff canvassed Hawkinsvtlle on Saturday last for subscriptions to the National Democratic Campaign fuud. They succeeded in collecting §100, which was forwarded to L< adquurt ers on Monday. Log Cabins arc not recommended as model habitations for modern people. But Warner’s Log Cabin Sarsaparilla and Warner’s “1’ippe canoe’* 1 ate the simple but effective compounds which ena¬ bled the pioneers to maintain health, and can be safely recommended to Family Sccrpls, A weak solution of salt is a reme dy for indigestion. Ilan^ up everything that will iianjrr in the kitchen. It will save time whet you go to sweep it. Keep your bread pans and pie dishes free from ill flavor by always washing them is hot water alter us- ing. When out c.f machine oil us - keio sene and fresh lard, equal parts, well mixed, and it will answer the pur pose. Immersing potatoes in cold water for an hour or (wo pievjous to cook ing itnpr vis their quality at th - •'<“* S.Jll of 1 lie V f-Al, Keep this lupiid '(> soften putty: Dissolve potash in n - r and mix with fresh slaked lime. l\.ur off the fluid and bottle for use. Old wall paper can be vt-rv much ■mpioved in appealance by stmpiy rubbing it well with a flannel cloth dipped in oatmeal. Olive oil sat urated with camphor makes an excellent application for in llatntnatory swellings; also fur rub : bing rheumatic joints. Jn wasfiing dishes, pots and pans wisp of broom corn and a small quan lity of soapy water is bandy and use- full in aieaning them from all tuts and grease. Hold your brealh and contract your abdominal muscles, W the remo dy for seasickness suggested by an English physician, Dr. E. P. Thurs tan, who speaks from experience. Do not appropriate the best room for a guest chamber. Take that for yourself, your friend’s stay in short. Still, make the room as cheerful as possible- hang the wall with pictures, and supply such beautiful things as taste suggests and means allow. To brighten dingy, spotted ■ tit frames, moisten a small sponge with spirits of wine or t-ii of turpetuiiie, and rub nt'.y. The specks and dll", will te r- tnove i. 1) not u e the sponge \ i n -r:, d Dow :.o frame to drv o' b i* s .i p ing. An easy -»a ble on b.ir> . >• i: . j- l rub ms clem to. j ■ chamois, 1 1.. t-msli . i • - i. i of gutnai ibic s ’bo io . o. drv and tiien p. - i t) ii not come off easily, v. . o ; i clean cloth and a little u.ir ,i : u. Polish the marble with pi • < f soft flannel or old 1-1 . lit: NoiM’S la the ear*. • i>: 4 , tmxzlft* soitiid. are i that exceed- luglydlsa; ■ . >mon disease. Loss of sir;. : . r I • result from catarrh. ii««n!» , , the great Wood pui: . a j * eessful rent* Sdy tor tills di* - a by purify¬ ing the blood. If y ..... •■■i from catarrh, try Hood's Sai sapar 1 1. t, the peculiar mediClUS. (J. A. CUNNINGHAM, I j M Estate Aral i ! | ’ I GRIFFIN, : : : GEORGIA, „ Has n been Appointed , Land Agont TO! Spalding Counly, j by ihe Georgia Bureau ot Immigration, ami atl parties sale having land for s.rl- in expedite in the by placing their property his bands. Full jmr'Vulars in regard to lire most val¬ uable lands in this county can be obtained by addressing him ns above. A full list of bouses sad lands and lots of all description. NOTICE Notice is hereby given that app.ication will t>j made to the. next I cgialaturo for the |ias | rage of a bill amending the charter (if the ; city of Griffin so as to allow tho M ryor and Counei) for the Aldermen of said city of to tiv a compensation exceed j said city ' not to fifty dollars i>er annuni, i i JHJS W.V»/. FAPIB attiie is tlalllK on ....... me AJC'IICY X'’v*»p*|n.i- in rbllnSerpne *.v PEJH'I' of of i__________ y.lvi.: i M* our ttuth th(*r srD i iminiU \V WA ^ * JEWELRY, * DINNER AND TEA SETS! —x>( DECORATED LUSTRE AND PLAIN WHITE ENGLISH GRANITE WARE. DECORATED AND PLAIN CHINA PLATE SETS. GLASS. TlN AND WOODEN WARE. KENTUCKY COOKING AND HEATING STOVES. SEE THEM AND PRICES. NOVELTY CO. BOOTS, SHOES AND LEATHER ii 22 Hill St. Home-made Shoes and Leather a Specialty. 2 i. Wo warrant all >.% tk and shall make itap” nt to misrepresent noth ing- Just receipt'd a large shipment of Get;*;-, 1 .allies and Misses fine goods attd school shoes for Children. IS. W. HASsEIaKWS. — ------------------— i r — i " i ----------------m r - b t- ttbi s —' mmrri i Mi i ra i ' i— m n ma siin it— ■ u n r ,m rrn-ani—sun A . S. M UR II A 1 m r your rifteiiijoa to bis ii M* H MM jiim; ■ COMPLETE SUITS OR SINGLE PIECES. Suits Of 3 i :=ces from $20 io . ’ bias, Chairs Bedsieads, Spring Beds, Wardrobes, Etc, A limited number of Sowing Machines of the best makes lor sale very low. i am always ready lo serve my customers, both day and nif?M. Mr: s. E. E. CROCK Eli. 20 IIILL STREET, ALL THE- Latest: Stylus: of: AND TRINSMiNCS. Saxony Wools, best goods and all asorted colors. Also. n Wools. 4briL Ca l ard ezamino my goods and prices. Octl8d*wlm M- . <A ‘A An Iaportant Anr.onr.ce-mtnt A1 A>nt « : we»*St» we m.* . *hi>ar 1 r ■;# f iil.H nly nHftTA with fxcrxiCJsGln* j I t*in# »Ins in 1» my my feeK^nr feet, kn^* « and a^d hand*, hnnoi. toteviow »>»evm tn." min* kilw.5 I to * t .y lie J in rm'dUtely, end In two nr thru * fUjrn mr joint* were M two r '.it*a t<i a, vimoat clouDi# tt»w M«o* uud und ftlfMfp W&s jv driven from in**. After Buffer- J.’jff tbf* n j auTuuliv *r if j nln for a week, ln« l‘nim*>isi« n:td vnrtmi* oiijor rwn**dJ«A !n-t: l who 1 ej’nvpaRHzcd to wui* my bui^tv** rvditkin, at!< uiej Why dnt.’t you *ret Swlft’n 5*per1flo an 1 mi. I wilt truarnniee a * ure, «tid If tt dfoo* r the irv. . inn a?.all -w you noth fig. * I ui fi»*uured Uio ’ H H., and after id ;ur H fLA F.rift G ’ v, J. Ad n riigtol and I'!'; .■-ridivx i«8 fh. D. In a w • *•* I Fit greatly id : tt.. ,!. j** i arae ft* v*. **r l tV.Mkl OOTiUl Allupantf nil up _ . waik about aL- t Up !:,« rwurt, after uiiiug itfx id-!live t i i 'Van vva.iv bi > ut ami % t-v go to buAHie*». B facet t h< ?» I have b#cl» t» Ku’avlT et my of duty, and rteud and ft n v<y ei:itiraJ? fret from nitV> {.-r» l*o-dr* '■ day. and i . fre« from pain. i'uf :t. Tf T b * ■ so ft a are t!>' V* h‘ and limpid facts jauyr I I vrtll ('hexrfuily ariMWtr Ml lii - :•.•«' * u i. tire th- • r*111;* r In partem «r t - t Vu ' \« MaWtiUJC. H ... 1 tU : -V v York City. r *.M i Tnx** I I warded off a «uy v • *t* ■■din Io -Hsm »>-.■ a ti-i.^iy wheraa|»r* resort to h-aLg h f . .,-iUrt. d sf cn«. k n ruf » t n-"o. : u to*ij:■ ‘ xh\* maaicina ne t*oni* ooni- r .. {« ff . r f’-r ■’ • • f.ttl nal treatment f rear merit I'.rii ff. . m . v . • u iRTYfi .- the the bee<U t.eeds of ut die die * .»•* from Un f »> - f ’ tV. i . V l\ II/.nniEAjt, D. p. new 5 u::, r.l . th Av*.—After apandtuff f ’■ i * Im* relieved < r ' ’*.•.••} !‘o|i*..n witfcont any benefit, rLw i- ((:• -• ul t*v> >fi a t>;.vviilo worked a r«--!*x t cur*’ C\ UottfKB. Vjfnsa, 0». 'Tv 1 *f;;l, nce<! »U,and b- , b, * I t r y.&r | M-r. fn the w ' .Hj.'Miu' ati-d e*'«i|'*e. They were pony and ■■■(•hiv. ’i... uv i !t -u h* althy and ro hr'- :.. ■. til! i-i: the the n.'u.t r .-niit*. vt bi.klLs «. s, a. J---S T. COLUKtt. I.At’V I.AKC, StMTEJt ( * r.LA 5' ur 8. 8 f. J a won-.i-; in * o 1 »• Ciiftoej 111 J >’ fltirc, LO tlouhu t ! ' 1 » ! in .'!•• o r> koou K..OJ4 hr. hnn-i - rt; <J d tie tie hi I t my my v. rav.*. / ilf.k it!,ft w n !’ riUG and I.ixh iial. Jl. Jt- l utt*. i'ojjUjiUst* r. c. % r*».. Ga.: aco, Tbtajs, May 9,1SS8. tie aiHx, fhftt Gen G- • d a id n- K»,(i« in- you e.Di*reclat* voLjm;>lv <> tecf-M-OD'.-.’*. " vv (<ik» t.iko pJeeauraJn pie aura in statin :-;r lh.-t </,’('• of on' l-iilv lifoot.f i.'BRCoii net* hue r i i d i < r • health bv the r uko of four fo large l»< -ItiD.# • : . ;•<• <r r-*ct r. ♦••edy. Rfter having be* n an Li nil ! f r-.'v,',-:’j , s. Hcrtroufii# v. .h* m m Mil - . — a ffbieaist* p«h t’Hfinr toll* lookg ife* a- V' r IH.% C*».. nputioaUon. flrueglst*. Tim e matlKl troa <»u AHdrugfc l»•»•!! 8. v v *- Tiik Mr: ? ayrr ma Co., I'M" • - /. i ./;/;* (j '*. Kovr Y>ak, ..*»• lu-oadway. AdiuIniatratoi^M Stile. By virtue of an on!or from the Court of Or (limey -f SjntlJing county thore will bo sold in-foro the cun l lions* door of said county in the t ily of tiriOln. on thirl)rat Tuesday in November next, during tire legal hour* Of sale, thw following ; roporty to-wlt: 50 acre* <>f hind mure or h- s in A kins district in Bald situated in Ihe northwest comer of h’t No. 1 10 , hounded on the north mid east Dy Jacob T. Chapman, on the south by J. F. and the publi-road leading from Jackson to /.ebulou find on the west by J. F. nndj as. Askew. Sold for the pay. ng debts mid distribution among tho heir* of Itobt. Hi own, deceased, and sold a* the of tho ( state of “Hid deceased, cash. "Tlii- Oct-3rd, ISb'.i. 10 OU. N. M UOI.LENK, A dm' AOiiiinislrator’s Sale. Uy virtu nf a a order from Ihe Court of there will ho sold before the court Griffin, (too!- of tin'first ildiilg 1 nesday county, in in November the city of on next luring the 1,-gal hours of sale, the lands belonging to tie estate of Elizabeth Hut), dr - eas’d, bruit ; One house, and .... lot in t|i( city of Gritr.i m.,: the Sam Bailey Institute, tMionded on the M«utb by Taylor street, Emit by the lot of .M Hatton, west by T. O. Me Afce and me th ! y mi alb-y. containing of nn acre more or lei-s Sold for the pnrpo»o «f paying deat; and dirtrUmtion among the heirs of tho deceased. Terms cash. This (let IS 1 -, *6.00 V. M. COLLEN8, Adm’r. NovemberSnei UmmmhnrCkAi VIGIL Tl day BE in November SOU) ON n«xL,t„ THE 1 of the Court Hou*c, in the city ity of Griffl t-naHling Coonty, GeorgiMhe i tc folio** ------„ lag i — eorioed property, to-wlt: originally Fifty acre* of land in the first JUtrtct of i'ik'., now Spalding county, being __ ____ _____ ofK. Itavis cast by ian | oi J. O. at t south by land of J . O. Norton « I*y other laud* of J. O, NortoB, ai. l ..'iJ a* the property of J,. Court r.ttisfy a ri fa i.-.-ti’-d from 8pi in favor of A. A. Milder ton. .1. t), Norton, tenant la j gaily notified. A l*p, at the same time and I "id hue lot of land in unid State a known a* lot No. 38 in tho third originally Georgia,containing Henry county, now <- -nnty, Iff*, bon lid id north By 202# lsi m or ‘ Andrea a, east by W. T. Chant) Lyman Trnvin and aoutli tiyC. 1 tmd. Levied on and i " Amanda Waidroop, _______... . T (b ei-a-cd. C. B. and John Waidroop, tenaote 1 i po;«esaioQ, legally notified. \ i«o, at the same time and place, wil) be -, 6 t n aeres of land in a square, eneloeed -itu.r’cti. b> a hedge, known and as the bceks lOOlat Orchard, M lying lieing in the district ■■ S| running oa-t on a Mad - known as Beck*’Mill, just in t> oniit* of Griffin on the northern r> Levied on as the property of the -.1 Jroi A. BeeJt* deceased, In the hands r W M. .2 W. C. Heekt, adminUtratera, to « , fy me ti fa issued from the justice the 1001«t di-trict G. M. in favor of Kill- vs, W . M A W. C. Bceka, a» i niton of J as. A Beeka. Levy made 1 b Johnson, L. t:.,and turned overt* Tenant in pos-esaion legally notified. Also, at tiie same liars and place, id three acre* of land more or lea*____ . ity of Griffin, Spalding County, Georgia, b ’inided on the east by Hill itreet, sooth by T trt part of same lot. west by Mra. V. L. ‘toreand north by F. D. Dismuke, being part of the place oti which T. W. Thun now resides, la-vied on and sold aa propsrt; if T. W. Thurman, to satis fa issued from Spalding County Court or of C F. Newton <fe Son vs. T. W. until . X, W. Thurman,tenant in legally notified. ftj.C R. S, CONNELL, Sheriff 8,r Sales ■-■'■SyS-Vr' December Sheriff's \\T V 11.1. HE BOLD ON THE FIRST T,p “ T day in December next, door of the Court House, In the < fin, Spalding County, Georgia, ths , described property, to-wit: - • Fitly acres of land more or less, i District, Spalding County, Georgia, on the north by H. t\ Ogleltree, land of Mrs, Andrews, south by iat _ . H Gibson and 1 hornas Bund, cast by "f Richard Gibson. Levied ou and the property or N, T. Gibson by *L™. — a n fa issued from Spalding Superior Court favor of A. F. Blr.ztU vs. N. T.Gibson. tlfled. M K. Gibson, tenant in poselon, legally no. Also, nt ihe same time and plaee, will be sold 25 acres of laud in the 1068th district of Moulding County, said land beingtbe sooth east corner of said lot that ia north of the Sa¬ vannah, Griffin and North Alabama railroad bounded mid being a the part north of lot by number (B* of said said land lot 62, on by Perkins a part Brothers, south number cast bj Savannah, Griffin and North Alabama roll rond and west by J. II. Starr, trustee. Lev¬ Reeves ied on and to sold as the property issned of Lucy from the tt. Justice satisfy the three lOfiklh fi fas district G. M. in caurt of favor of E.T. Crowder ts. Lucy E. Reeves, and one fi fa issued from the 1068th district G M in favor of J. C. King lor tbe use of Malcolm McLean v*. Lucy E. Reeves Head, and L. O, It. Wilson. I<evy made by B. C. <and turned over to me. Tenant in poeeit -loir legally notified. Also,'at the same time and place, will be sold fifty acres of lani in the 1068th divtriet of Georgia, originally Henry now Mpalding r oomriy, < number 4ft lieing of said the southeast district, and com** Mr bounded of of lot north try bind* of T. E. Smith, east by land ofC. L Dupree, Jr. and Mr , south ‘ Mrs, 8. C. .Milam, west by land t *f Kendall Levied on as the property t of J t. d. Beasley to satisfy one it fa issued from Votti ,1'i'te e court of the 1068th distrietG. M. in favor of A. 8. A. 8. W. Murray, executomOf mot ii I’- .' < i kS5w.'st/i»-ts?a8K Head, L. C.,and turnedoverto me. J -I. Beady, tenant In possession, legally notilicil. Al-o, at Ihe time and place, will be ’ -ame >lil ot’• two “lory brick store house on cast i - Ir- of hardware Mil street, Gritlln, and further Georgia, described*s occupied store I■:of ( ity lot No. 1 in *<|uare No 34, front- ii . v.e«t on said street 34 feet more or leae and running back 80 feet more or less and bounded south try an alley or avenue. Le*- icdon&nd sold os the property of Chas, H. M Joliti-on, Mr., by virtue of a mortgage Coortln fi fa issued from Spalding Superior fav- or of John Neal vs. Cbas. H. Johnson, 8r. Tcnat.-i in possession legally notified, K. M. CONNELL, Sheriff, 8. C. ’ " ’ -----gJ ’ J. i —— Ordinary’s Advertisement*. ( '■^iv. \RBINARY'S OFFICE—Spxi-diwj Cotfik- Gkokuis. Nov. 2nd, 1888.—.I aa. g M attii- ws, administrator on estate of to- phene 1'adgeU. lias applied to me for r ive to si-11 the lands belonging to said o> trite for the purpose of paying the debt* of rrrilr.1 deceased. Let alt persons concerned show canaa be- fore the Court of (Irdinary. at my efflee in Griffin, on the first Monday in December 1888 by ten o’clock, a. m., why such leave should not be granted. *3.00 E. W. 1IAMMOND, Ordinary, ~ ( kit 1)1 NARY’S OFFICE.—ftpxLonmCou*- TV, Gbobqu, Oct. 27th, 1688.—H. X, Stanley, administrator of Sam’1 Bailey has iu • .1 to me for letters of dismioaion from hi-administration on tbe estate of Sam’i Barley, bite of said county, deceased. l.r-t all persona concerned show cause be- fore the court of Ordinary of said county, it my office 1881), in Griffin on the first Monday wby n r bruary, by ten o’elock a. m., ■rch I- ttr r* -hould not lie granted, jo 17. E. \V. H.VM.MOND, Ordinary. Homestead Notice. — \n : i-’u* B Jones has applied for exemp- | t n -f i-ersonalHy, and setting apart and ■i t homestead, and I will pass ups* ‘ nine at. 10 o'clock on the 27th day of Nc- vember, 1888, at inv office. *1.50 E W. HAMMOND, Ordinary. Administrator’s Sale. By virtue of an order from th* Ceurt Of Or- ....vrj will be -old before the court house ... Spalding county in the city of Griffin, first Tuesday In November cert, be¬ ta n U.o legal hours of sale, the land* be- lot gir.u to the estate of IVm. Woodward, ,t- f -aid r ounty deceased, to-wit: , r. No. : . more Cabin or lees, the same containing being : nd lot 22 in district, acre, note or less and the west half Of uuiot No. 10 in said Cabins district eon- i in 2 101acres more or less. Slid land Y; b - Id in 2 or 3 tracts. Sold for the purpose of paying debts and distribution *, : _ the 1 < ■ - of-aid der eased. COI.LKN, ThisOeCS, 18" Term* cash. N M Adm’r de bonis non of W. J. Woodward. __ Guardian’s Sale. — flv i rtn- of an order granted by thaCoort -if anted ordinary September of Spalding term.1888,1 county, will Georgia, *eff to . at t> highest bidder, before the coart house d r of sa d county in Griffin during the le g; liours of sale, on the first half Tuesday int* in Da¬ rn hr next, one undivided a house and lot tn the city of Griffin, corner of Solomon and Mixth strew taining place one acre more or less, known Nall . Well imp to business and quiet Sold for distribution. LEILA B. Guardian of Ja •M&