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. Custom or*' .Ynghl, gourdcra, To be Bought A *«“*"• Silver Merchandise or Gobi, Ordorf, Sold, fV.'ints or Pi.u *, (lends to Ap raise, l aaycr ,>r Opening To Days jiu-ica! Tea.- ters. Announce, Popular Preach.'t.- Houses or Ae es, ■ Cooks. But diets or Bakers. Books Boats, To Hire or or(, Votes, Offices, Dress skirt or flounce Basement, A cure for disease, first Floor, A Handy Valise, Casement, C'liecs A MusliuClicnilse, jo Purchase ;1 Pet, ■, Horse, Teas. Mare, Bees, yionkey or lies!, 1’eas, Btooilbouail or pitz Or Arc Prone fre. from *1 ? , To Make Known, To Hire alia* 1 Your Stort, i ' er or team Hosiery, An Elegant t ''.rriage.Dry L oods, An Opulent M nrriage, pbolstery piar.CoDeert or Ball, Picnics, ulratea Excursions, Plates,' sell’to crentui V Kulck-Knai Divio sions, Us, To gay Clothes Ready Made, Diamonds, Increase of 'frkde, Pearls. Coal, Coke and Wood Kings, Pictures, Wash for Features, Lectures, Tobuy Odd Things, All Kinds of Food Or sell Odd Things, Works on Theology, Cat*, Magic, Astrology, Rats, Wealth and Fe icily. Mats, World-wide Publicity Flab Flags, Bats Rags, Pantaloons, Bags, . Hats, Nags, shirts I jjesplendert Cravat a, Dress or collars * Mutton or Beef, Almighty Dollars, Financial Relief, House for Rent, Stocks, Store, Tenement, Clocks, Cash to be L;nt, hooks, Cash to be Spent, 1 Socks, Scent, portmonia or box, Tent, |-ig, Sheep or Ox, RomiiD Cement, Or Even a Beau- Go- Then in a Trice, Read the Advice, Take the Advice Far Beyond Price, Written Below— Written Below— i j ADVERTISE —IN THK- Daily News | To Business Men. XT () LABOR EDA ROD M LN 1' 1S N KK Dili) _lAl in these days to contince IN I El.Id HR N’T men that it | Pays Well to Advertise ■lew Advertisements ■ r ■: uayTCrgrs=pr — f: = - — — j TO ADVERTISERS STATES A list of ANI» 1000 SECTION!, newspnpi willle i s divid' d into j scut on application - FK K E. To thoso w ho want thc'radvcrlising to pay no car. offer no better medium for thorough 1 and eflectiie w ork than the v. rion« sections #f our Select Local List. GEO. P, ROWELL A Co , Newspaper Advertising Buri i:i. 10 Spruce street, New York. SPECIAL ELECTION, For latnre Member for Spalding of the Let* C f is On ! Obpjnakv s K E, i SpiLDINO Co , Geoeoia, Nov. 10, I s "- By virtue of an Older granted uic.it by is Jno. ordered li. Gordon, Governor of Gtoi that an election be held :d the court I oust and in the various election precinct' of the County of Spalding on Tuesday the-1th day of December, lf^s, for lieprrseiit.ith of the County of Spalding in the Gi nor.i! Assembly of the State of Georgia, to fill the to y caused by the death of Hon Noah M. Cul¬ lens, Representative elect to said General Assembly. tin b.- It is further ordered tlcit not ■ • puhlished in the Grifein Daiia Ni:ws and the Daily (laiFFiN and Weekly Weekly Sun New- until nod the t\- of Grill;, -aid election. Witness my hand and official .••iguatute L.W HAMMOND Ordinary of Spalding County. Georgia , A GREAT YEAR la the hlstorr Of the Dnited States Is now upon ts, Every personof intelligence desires to puce with thocoursoof tta events llicre i« ■ letter way to do »o than to subscribe for The Macon Telegraph. Its news facilities a*e unsurpassed the fullt-i t v nin ; . - i« theSonth. In addition to ’ a ted Press dLspntehes. latter It has from special all on:: enoe by wire and neighboring - ' points fa Georgia and the m D uring the present aasaion of Cong re-.- ■■ luirtoo will be the moat Importani and n lercrilng news centre In the country Washington Correspondence of the T -mf- the verj best that oan be had It* regular correspondent fiwn!sties ;; -ews and gossip to full dispatches hr- < 'pet'ial letters from Hon. Amos J. Cunm.. eu'inlicr of Congress trom New Nork, hrank Carpenter, and W. A. Croffut, three of the l«ot known newspaper writers at the capital. ol i..s tho euss the llvest and moat Important issues dav. the Democratic Tariff Reform Telegraph thoroughly la a In line with the policy paper. It is and the Demoeru, c >1 President Cleveland tne party |ji the coming national campaign the 1 Telegraph will not oiffy give all nov- ; will discuss all public Issues from the stand¬ point of genuine Democratic' faith, vubai ■■ • once. viily, one year,.....* ■ 0,1 •Aaily, six months, • 4 00 Daily, three months, Daily, one month, .... Weekly, one year,..... 1 00 Term--. Cash In advance. Address THE TELEGRAPH Micnv Georgia For Sale. Old Poor Farm cf Spalding Co. Situated about tour ini * * t'loni th> court tlOURt , | which about 4.*> aert-t* in the w- <»d> ( orit uhi* a good five room dwelling hf'ii.-e, one t. uar.t houno in good repair, tw good stable' 1 *uui oue To good corn crib h, balani at 1 be Bold on terms of * e i «ne and ttro ye>nr*, with inter* r- f M PATRICK T J BROOKS. T U MILLS, fjyAoo&wtdecl County Ccinmisai >ners Farm and House and Lot For Sale A 20SIU acre farm in 3 mile* of Griffin, lift *0 aerc4*,n vco^v, UJO in splendid ■•tat' of eultlvatlan, cleared of atami a nod rocks tlx- 'd tor improved f ini Bi* hinery. Mm hin •ry, stock e ri t i fo4d«r «■ill tie aofd « ith WM £■)>» 4 U Rate for • oaloe*- moUi •r loot. ^’Jssr. riWmy iMWaand »w.. r® *ot is vnfifi. dma me gtOrttea, Ha, a. eom cate tterttd Ctork cj-ark * Hob 601 TM4i> If You Are Sick With Headache, Neuralgia, Eh, urn at ism Dysncp- ala, Biliousness. Blood Bow r>. Kidney Disease, Constipation, Female Troubles, Fever and Ague, Sleeplessness, Partial Paralysis, or Nervous l'ros-J tRlt! on, n*e Value's Celery Compound and be] cured. In each of tl^jse the tu '. is mental or i ph> deal overwork, auxiiiy, exposure or malaria. j the effect of which is to w eaken the nervous sys- tem, resulting in orn, ,,j tilts, diseases. Remove the Cause n 1th that great Nerve Tonic, and the nrsuLT will disappear. Paine’s Celery Compound: Fame’s .nc s f-e*enr celery tompoumi <v,mpor.u',! SltfiugfkM. ...... . .... M«as M writes:-- ___ 1 Nerve lor>. In c i aunot aunot Ikj lie excelled exidlcd as as a " ' my ease single bottle wrought u ^‘ttt cliaii^e My n I reu, and with it ill nerv resultinc usnese fillertinii entirely • i (.eiery^ompouud .' 1 % MenS I-WWi 1 Will Cure You! S,-id by druggists. SI; Isix for 85. Prepared only by tt K1.1S, IticitABBSoN & Co,, Burlington, Vt, ' Ccr the Aged, Nervous, Debilitated. FINE PERFUMERY AND TOILET SOAPS, --Also, a full line of----- Drufe Patent Medicines, Paints, ,Oils,'Brushes A:.d Druggists’ Supples, at bottom prices, can ALWAYS be found AT DREWRY’S DREG STORE 3R Hill Street,GRItFIN, GA. WL KEF1* OS HAM) THE FINEST Flour, Sugar ami Coffee, CIGARS AND TOBACCO. 55®”' At the LOWEST PRICES of any one in the city. We have the finest WIiisDdes and Brandies AND BEST OF Al-L TIIK FLAT SHOALS CORN WHISKY! which is no ed to be tticfim -t that is no,do. All of tin* ttbove f«>r medical purposes, Com and see ris (JEORGE iV HARTNETT. d,V ivtdeeiin A. LOWER, Practical Jeweler mi Heeler* 1 b JEWELRY, CLOCKS, AT. Special alienlion given to Repairing. 20 Hill Street GRIFFIN. 6A. I will have to-day nice mixed fish. Fresh Oysters Shrimp, Crabs, Rice Birds, Celery, Bananas only 35c doz. Mixed Pickles, 70c gallon. Sweet Pickles, 85c gallon. Plain Pickles, 00c gallon. Cheese 15c 11) to-day. A large lot of A. E Crackers just received; 20 different varlel ies. Schweppe fine ginger ale, soda water and Lemonade I2cper bottle. 50 lb any Patent flour si.05 to-day. M„ MILLS ercr-.L .cewrc ,-*rzzvxvr . A.^«M 8 g^iua B a TiiiTinTiiiuii—— bhbm—I Hoi man <1* ---It ,\ K FRESH---- Magnolia «*> Hams, Cookctl Corned Beef 12 ! c. per lb. Blue Fish better than fresh Mackere! Water Flour. Water Ground Meat. All graies Sullivan's Tobaccos And the BEST LINE OF CIGARS IN THE CITY. HOW ? to Save IVIoney By buying your DRY GOODS, HATS, SHOES AND (iROCERIES of R , F.S TRICKLAJS D, f.O 57 HILL STREET, GRIFFIN, 6A: 500 | rs. i ; ; j i!• t Sit than wr-ab prices. Also a {rood linn c! INI I 5 K WOM is NS A MM 1 i LI )11KN\S SHOES. H-juijnt n’M-ilar, at rcilnroil |j in< s- ..■(-os, Sheeting and Checks, all I n f ( - f J f.) A i K ‘ r ’ I ‘! K \ rl ♦ rlj 8, H i 1 g Hid 1 VS to cents per yard, \y j; i ; M ; ! 1 • • Vu ’ \\ ' Ml i '.'til liens’ Hose at 10 io 25 (’»*!: ’ ( hi; ' . 1 !' 1 ' 11 : X 1 .M i ; S > . -U* k id I'.-t 10 uts per pair is the best . I hin m ;:i L <w n !*fi" (;< u ■ - , I TmhIk rehiff's. Towels, Corsets, Flannel Of)llar8 and I ’lill uH at < »*.v#• >t prav v < L i v - - me a trial and I will save . VI.*: I * i • = I. V V if. V. STRICKLAND. . A NOT 18001 SWEEPS CLEAN SPENCE & SMITH. OPPOSITE BBICKWARMIH >USE,SOLOMOX Kg" Ire nt w reedy to d<» i«*ur vruk. Ktpni' • g l-uggit > and wagons i« » feature o their burnt" -. mi - i * -kil . d labor only > • Bring us your work \\r v ; 1 tiikl m li 1'uvthtngon wh< Ri . git - l’baetons, Surrics. Wnic ' * Drays, and 1 t-liv g,.i ' sign pnintin K w t ; 1 c n M ,■ n of i ■ »itflc >»i.|oiliiii . Nothing but L-MftJ work wi'i be .'one. Will t--t take nsl cv job fo. any line. "Mb if Spcn< c nt G:i't.i'm \on i : ic t fail to get f:-r ■ • : -' < - i! on ns Lefi.rc you bn j SPEN( K C Solomon Street, Griffin, Ca. Sliipmeiit Finest CRACKERS, ALL SORTS, 15c. lb. HAMS. BONELESS SHOULDERS. ETC. FLOUR ON THE MARKET. 1 -----■ * —i • ifJiM ■ M nrrnnted to color more goods tb An any other ever colors. made, and Ark to give more brilliant and V 10 1 for the Diamond, and take 0, “ t,r * A Oress Dyed FOR * Garments Coat Colored Renewed IO ; CENTS. A Child can use them! for all Fancy and Art Work. At druggists and Merchants, liye Book free. RICHARDSON & C0„ Props., Burlington. Vt. — (coxTiKtntv* f Ron taooxn ) X w Y *ik t-'u..*«••** fbe prive® bjr !hf* Lie m> i mi .k . nix’ lak* * into Clix 1 ' . • July it }m v 5 for groxrt *» bi*») iiiv**ijM)o! pays for n<*t \\ -ml if rixra ir« price * that it i- aiiy ji'-i 1-- Liverpool d*« n on iii-t v.t iu ii! 1 -uly. l h * Liverpool piers it- i- l.itcili N* wf York' price*, tb** New York pri*. s u uhit • * tic* Georgia pi - ■*. and the deduct; n tui you is made in pi •• vhde in Liverpool it i< made in weigh), Tho capital invented :u iron work*, hum* dries, etc., m Georgia, iii't'ordwg to tbi* year’s tax returns, <.Whdl0, which is only 121 more ih'iii Mr tariff ;*nd trnat taxes which Georgia 1 ariiji p j .i> \ • iriy before they can market their c* u- v Tines it is »een tliat Georgia loses over sjo a year by reason of the tariff, and ,11 ex.uu* ination of the ti^cren nbows ehnirly Mint this burden falls \\ if»* tiie greaM '! • ,m*i upon the agricultural regtotis of the st ,; . UOMi: MAUKCTS. But it is urge*l by those who n « < b. a e lit by aid of the tribute and tax b:»td from you, that a great ail vantage n d m «I by the agri* ultural intt re.sts tnuu the fart tliat nmuufaetories M r** built up by a jij-o teetive tariff, ami thus a home mark*-* is furnished to the farmers. M AMI A*' I OKIES AS A < l 1>.S NOT li! \ II n : >. I most, earuestly proles) Mga-.n-* do- d--c- trine that a prote« live tariff in all . - . > the manufacturing industries m the coun¬ try. It is undoubtedly true that a main class of iminufrtf t«<rr*rs, whose plants are already built, and who are aheady iImt- oughly e»tabliKhe*L art; bemditiMl by in i k¬ ing tlie growth of other iminnfuetories and by » hoking off tbe opposition which they would meet from the evtahiishment in our own lan<i of new enterprises. They nre n't it and povvi . ftd and tuotiopo- li’/.o home trade. They sefl at enormutu prices, and have bit little competition either in what they soil or in the selection of the men they employ. They can put down the prices which they pay for labor, for their skilled labrirers can seek employ¬ ment from them alone. They can put up the prices of the commodities which they sell, for the markets »>f the world arc not open to their customers; they check by tlrnjr monopolistic siirn^th the investment in similar enterprises by men of less capi¬ tal, while at tho same time they roll in the wealth wiih li they have forced as tribute by the aid of a protective tariff from the hard Xor earnings «.f the masses of our p- npii . J is i* necessary for me to support this position by argument alone. History has j already demonstrated from experience j which we have had, the truth of my argu¬ ment. Take for illustration, cjuinine and | leather. JIIMNK. has been subjc 1 i*> an import duty for many years up to .July 1. lSTb. At that date there w ere only four nmuufai fill¬ ers of quinine in the United .Slates, and the amount produced by them annually about 1,200,000 ounces of sulphate of quinine, w ith some cheaper alkaloids. The total consumption at that date was 2,(MUJOff ounces, and tb - drug was worth 52V* a*j ounce nt u lioJ# .ale. The effort to put tlie quinine tm the free list was re- sisted by these manufacturers with tin* u>ual argumems that fn-c quinine would destroy the manufacture of quinine in this country, lessen the price wlib h labor would receive, and do ho good to the mass of con¬ sumers, but carry the profits for the manu¬ facture of quinine into foreign coimn » and tliat. the price of quinine would Quinine was freed from duty on . July l, 1870. The first effect u.. price, which immediately dropped. In¬ stead of 33 52Vo au ounce sulphate of quin¬ ine got as 1 ow t as 57 cents an ounce, and it is now from 45 to <;:» cents, according to quality. j ] Another in effect the l wax uited the increased con- sumption States, which is now over 4,0(X),000 ounces annually, as against 2,000.(XX) a little more than nine years ago. Another effect was the increase in Mu* manufactories frotn four to twelve in d-jlit years, one of the four, Powers & Weight- man, chief of the protestaiits against free quinine, having built, on a much huger scale, their w*>rks which had been de¬ stroyed by lire. Grand result of free qtt’uiue: A mure than double consumption, a ?!• bling in ibc number of manufacturing i ■ ; 11 > 1 i-!i*i»*-nts, and a saving of at lca*- : s i.Ouu.oM ,, year to consumers of the in-lisp.-n-,ahh ariole. The inanufacturir g iudiistri •> <L*\« * «I. more labor fonudi rci.ium-ra*;' <■ employ- menT, and the consumers were allowed t,» buy for 45 cents what bafor ■ t tl.*e»u $•*.52. i i a i hi;k. On August 1, 1872, l awliitb s. w itb the ex- j ception of sheepskins with the woo! on, I were made free for the first time in thirty j years. Since then shoe manuiactiircrs have had free raw material, while woolen 1 manufacturers b;»\e had tariff fa\ed raw ! material. For the lis< of al leather'a year ended nd mauiifacturc Jun • ff, 1-70, j our exports • i leather were valued a 807... -1. For tic • year ending June ;*»'), 1872, the.v werevalu* i j at $:>,(i84,02ff. The next year they in«T* ■ i j to $5,:505,4‘H; in 1875 to $7,821.7!^. and for j imWtf to $10,436,138. importations In 1870. while hides valued were at $11,402,3 dutiable, 5<i. tin In j were 1874 we imported free hides worth $16,218,- j 421. and in 1887 they were worth$24,21ff,lol. j Between 1870 and 1887 we increased off r imports of law hide* from &14 402,.Til) r<» ! $24,210,101. that is t*» -ay, .*ff f 8lii,7« and at ! the same time our exports of leather and manufactures of bather increased from $073,351 to $10.b^.l38, that i* to say, 702,807. The total increase - ? our >m- merce in imports of hides and exports of leather and exports of manufacture< of leather in seventeen years was $10,570,560, almost equally divided between the hides imported and the leather and manufactures ! exported; but as we imported the tin* raw | material and exported made the the finished product, we increa.. greater profits. The <f uianuho - | ture created a larger greater product, demand for ! labor, and tho i • «>nlv | helped the manufacturer, the imp t o- . I the working man, but tin* farmer and •• •. i other person who wore a pair <«f ’ Tariff reform on lodes work'd !:• charm (TO KE CONTI sn;;». > I l’iniplcs. Sores, Aches hmI I'.iln-. When a hundred bottle* of sHr.-.ap .nl'» >r ; other jiretcntioiiR specifics fail t" eiudic te in born scrofula or contacion* blood p. i-- a, remember that B. ll B (Botare- Bi Balm has gained many thousand v or in a* many seemingly in- arable in-p.- Scrullothc Blood Baho Co.. Atift'O , '• for “lio. k of Wonders,' and lie conr'ic It U the only tkck nw»ori iujrihfu. (i W Messer. Howell’s X Hoad-, U.".. writes: “I « a* afflicted nine years a ,lh sore • i All the mediciue I could take did me no good, i then tried B. B. B, and hoc cured me sound Mr*. 8 M. Wilson, Round Moontaii . I ■ a*, write': “A lady friend of mine v* bled with b irbi and pimpV* boltleaof on her B B fa and neck She took three and her skin got soft and smooth, pimp ■ - * appeared, and her health improved greatly ■las. L. Boswortb, Atlanta, (ia . writ -> ‘ Home year* ago I contracted blood poi*on I bad no appetite, my digestion *a« rume i rheumatism drew up my !imb»*o I "ft hardly walk, my throat wm oauterir. d tiv <• time* Hot Springs gave me nobenefit, and my life wa*one of tortorenn 11 I give B. B B. atrial, and surprising a* it may aeem, the use of 5 botUee cored tn*.’ novlft-lm RSlMjiLjLSI Mkih» 4 i teten i, VrM«r fffirftoKUy «s. •*•»»*-* k » — Sjf 4-,ii FEMALE MEDICINE_ corral# »J! lrrt'ruUrltlMAi>4 »nnoylo« tr<w»bl#ii from wljten loom.y U4|e» naffer. It £tv«i tho b <»J bo d iir e'e • urpo : ’m krj.its. wc«ic.UohiI1t«tod woman h'-%lth»o«i mteensrth.OBd 1 be '.ill fm then !!.c ! chD^rffii tli# dftfNMMlciit, *t*iirf»tcd |q u . Mi t ‘ c tv r i y p.‘l v spirit*. In rbanir** "f Jib- ha lafjY*h*»>M n# with- is hsi wotth ov ds r p:i e it kvd for it . li»n- 245) ont Afck INDIAN Drugsl»t* WEED. /£ u Sett ' and Uofaitino. ”'" w * in w<»« ; nt r de of city : your . *b acre* 4 in.taie-city iiiu -s |‘iirro'i 1 V. B. Anthony, riftlfi V. V t . ii j s11 -. with 1 new I.ihAf upon 62 ucres u *ide * iT> U nits. room b >iot ‘ ' : * !*' f lit’, ( « .'I, h-nisi-c I •ns find-. At. All above < fit, be daub'd *u - s slid «o!d SSUTjrs H• i o >u.-»> g ; • vt,d •*. - it *> - u- tii il< » !. ■ • * ■ g% •ft-.' Wh PAY AGEN *%.* • tor t.ile ftqd to rent \N1> \l.L L\1’KNSK> To travel or f ir lo- ■ r- •'»!< wliieh prefcrrwl, Mamifaeturon.SfH »!*•> aalary b. i. nw.M.MJHAM, wunteil. HIj'iAN A CO., Gt-MIT' ! ; ! !!!< 'Oliftti ( >. IlOi'iOlITt lie A Adiniii!stintor , s Sale on _ UtUc-N' out Ltcci.irs n. : t * M.WtXJbLEV. ■ - pul L. Wht •: ! 4 < a. tl n»ni \V ?it. Ibnth ; .1« bttctiail home etf FRET- of n«b- M.I.6 with pe.fs fcl. . , ill, ■ ■ I t - r -- ’ 1 I t s j . sI*, ll »r h C-OUlt lin'd wilt ’it* i •. ruber, ^ i it to Tlio Toy <!• ( i.ikes llf'st ui.nly, u ■ 1. .i utn n - ; - ti i M • v.- hull Building ANCHOR** ft” b itoifi Blocks, - Mr* it-■ t-ittii ‘Oft N Tbdt d}. R 1 S no. T'.u’eo Colort. ft; . y •> ■ ' v Mt Neott, on l < i > vf.L I’Kt:: ENfforetilkl ' i .1 . i..t ■ (‘11 ti e '■* f r»'; • - • A\ l. For #1.7% or 1 i \. t.otl $2.« • y; ihI ftVCTSLift) Im'X. '*» h b \. •! 11\ ( 1’ ft 1(1 . l> , •» (LmCottuo pUcalloa nmV 1 ,iilct ill • o- it'." Iftft’d N .rtUuu'tl. itfr.-d.'r jKWtl il'-ti C'tt appl to u F. Ad. Richter & ml 'G it rWIrabte ( roperty, Co., T> ■ ins <■■ s. SI. t stun V »T I. 3IO BROADWAY, MEW YORK. '• ■ '<> i.on Win. Nrott. tier'd $'i 00. uvam-vovse* PAT BOM ZE HOME I\Dl STBIES. ! ■I A N’t FA' TCIIT'IJS Doors, Blinds, Mantels, Mouldings, Ballusters, Newells, Etc., Etc. Dress.: and Rough Lumber, Laths and Shingles, Paints, Oils, Window Glass and Putty.' Firs* : : : : : : ! Z GEORGIA. - . , . . ^ t. nd had eiidc.ivor to plc*a«e all, huth »h to prioo and U • paid n vv . a <»t- : why paid: yen -lucffd i»tiy from n» by uainltigr a few pin . * i r \f it formerly nud price now You nai.J lot 8x10x12 light Sash $110. Our price 90 c. 8x10x18 " 175. “ $140. 10x16x12 • 2.00. " 1.60. Doors $2 00 to $2 50. " 1.25 lo 175 Dr.-ssing and Matching 35c. to 40c. Our Price 25 c Weatherboard 25c. to 30c. Our Price 20c. * Plank one side 20c . to 25c. Our Price 15c. Dressed and . itched Lnmber $ 1 50 to SI 60. Our Price $1 25 to 1 40 l ;\ ;; Mid 1! >ci: >rf ti -Hli- iled tli.-.t our work i-* not equal, or Vu tter dooo than you m i, <{ doi ( ■ i> we will n:uk< no » hurge. * tunnk the publie for the very lib- ;d 1-jttr‘M ii.v and '<! i. d :t eo*ithnuuiee of the paim 1)1 l ie r Plnnlt * W; Fact try. 1 »lh •:'? , m- -r (hifflt* t’otlon Mill)*. Uu\2fri Awbin WA T CITES ! 4r JEWELRY, ★ 1)1 WEB AM) TEA SETH! .—}<.( DECORATED LUSTRE AND PLAIN WHITE ENGLISH GRANITE WARE. DECORATED AND PLAIN CHINA PLATE SETS. GL ASS. TiN AND WOODEN WARE. KENTUCKY LOOKING AND HEATING STOVES. SEE THEM AND PRICES. NOVELTY CO. BOOTS, SHOES AND LEATHER A i 22 P 1 t Hill Si I Hill St. I loinp-imuli* Shoes and Lon I her a Specialty. w, ne t -!■ . iiiMke ;t a ji'itnf. tn misrcjirpM’nt noth tiijft". ( i -It*. l.'iRif- ft! i Mi’-ce fin., prowl* . W. JB.A- &BDKUS. I. N. MUR V YO’ir J U-fit i dTl LU Lit \ CG i LETE SUITS OR SINGLE PIECES. Suils of 9 Pieces from $20 to $100. Tables, Chairs edsteads Spring Bees, wardrobes, Bn. A limited number of Sewing MaeliincH of the best makes lor sale very low. I am always ready to serve my eustomers, both day and niiriit. Urs. E.E. ( ROCKER, 20 1111 * 1 j STREET, : il: ill AND TRIMMINGS. Saxony Wools, best qoo'i* and all a sorted colors. Also, < wn Wools MT Call Sf d examine my Qooda and puces iMlbtUN noeomhortho. DecemberShei VI/H.LBK W dw in SO lieoember LUCK THE nett I door of tkc Court HouxC, to th* ... 6 ft. Spuldintt toanty, Georgia, tbs d «• iibedi>rr»[>erty 1 tu-wit: I Lilly a. HfitldingCouBty, rr# of land more or lew, in Ul c;< t, Georgia, on tlie norlh by H. i». Ogletreto; Cft II 1 ofjMra. Andrew*, routb fay Glt)*on anil Hiiiiaw Hand,*, of Richard <• it>*on. Levied on and ti" propertv or N. T. Gfbuon bjr v! • *1 faioineu from fipatding Hoperior . ! favor "f A. V. Uixzelt va. X, T.G .%! F. Gitooti. tenant in poaMWtoB, uotiflfd Alao, ul the name time and HXfetb ol»ee. will t “ Id ai rea of land In the dlrtrlet 4 ci-'t >oaldm* Conntjr, of .aid land beingtha UmI aoa corner amid lot that ia north of vnn .ih. Griffin ami North Alabama railra ml t* Gig a part of lot number 58, raid to tK.Ui.tlctl on t!:r north by a part of Mid uumtier 52, ra*t by IN rkin* Brother*, M t»j Savannah,Griffin aud North Alabama ro ") iurd wert byJ.H. Starr, tmatre. L, I "ti cml sold «.< the property of Lucy ! ft. ">> * t . -atiftty thrre ll fa* Isaoed trot ' I ti nrtof 111.; lOOsth diatrieH). 1 t■" "f id K. J Croedier v*. Lor y K. I tiro! one fit a Dined from the IOWth < i M in f->vor of J. C. King for the t Mviieotm McLean v*. Lucy E. Reereai H \Vit»**n. l.evy mad" by B. C. 1 t. a legally d turned notified. over to me. Tenantlnj -1 n 'old -Uiw), fifty ft( sere*of the rame Inn! lime in and the lCfifith plnoe,* of originally b* Ing Henry the now the flpaldlog act coraar 1 *011 < mm t ,r th of raid dixtriet, and of ri ;, O V L y l iF‘ Dupree, 01 Jr. J E and A Pr mlth hoc - e Mrs. 8 G. Milam, by , * 1 west Kendall. Levied on h* J Bi-.islcy to autiefj one i Ju th e C' Uf 1 of the IQG*th dititriciG. f '(or of A. 8. d 8. tV. Murray,eXi << Mnri»r, VS. J. J. ifeaaly, am) other J Si court ll fas in my hand*. Levy I It v Head, L. C .and turned over ,1 J. Beard j, tenant lu notified. Also, at the wtnt time andnlaco, 1 sold one two story brink store house c side of Hill street, Griffin, Georgia, c as n hardware store and lurtlier deac pad of > ity lot No. X in aouan No 34,1 mg wi st i.n s.i id street 24 feet more or I and running hark NO feet more or ton* i bounded south by an alley or avenue. I ie- "ii and Hold a* the property of Ch Johnson, 8r., by virtue of a mortgag issth d from Npalding Superior Conrtl or of John heal vs. Clias. H. l. Jolmfon Tenant in ffin**e**ion l< egaily notified. t. 8. CONN NELL, Ordinary's Advertisements. to me for lenvo to Mil two City lofe'adnffi* to-wit| One two room botiM *nd lotos cor¬ ner of 15th nnd Poplar atrecta, oootenrth ai re, ami oue four room liouac and lot on T*ylor Khuda H. street, one acre, of the property of Doe'* estate, tote of Mid crAinty, dwvurt. 1 *m *11 p: r*on» concornod ahow uuN he nt fore the otllce Court in Griffin, of prtlinary the of firat **14 Monday coOnty, my on i» Dveemher, IXH», by 10 o'clock, a. m., why *noh fear* should not be granted. *•00 E. W. HAM MONO, OtdiUty — * i I RDINAKY’8 OFFICE—8yx * J tv, Gw.hoia,Nov. 5th,IS8fi- luiaiiiiletrfttor of Mr*. M. L. L»v plied bond* to of me the C. for leave & to KR. eeli Co., two tw. C. A. aharea of attw k of the 8. W RB. Co. and one • lian- of -lock of Centre! RR. and BVf Co. of Gh , of the property of **id eetate fof dl* tribulion- . Ift-t nil 1 perron* pe: concerned ahow vcitoM r*»— »“■ to. fore the Court of Ordinary of raid tTS ’!? my offl'-e In Griffin, on m the the firat firat 1 ■ aueh December, laave nhould lxnfl, 8«8. by by ten ten i*n o’clocl o’clock, o’clock,*. granted. granted. a why not be be ♦0*00 K. W. HAMMOND, Ordinary llrook- ft(lininl«(ratur on eetateof Mr*. If. L. lain ton, ha* iipplietl to me for leave to Mil Ol C hundred mul eeveuty-five acrMof lend, iiiorei>r|i"fl'.,iii CabinaDivtrii t.bounded Btotk by land of Dnunite and 8. IT. WUaoa. cs»t bv land of 8. H. Wilton, south by lend of S. II WiDon tVilfton aud aud A A. K. Lawton and west by Dlamnke; sold for diatribotlen, tyofM.I,. l.awion, late of m ceased. tot all tieraona concerned show cant* be¬ fore I he Court of Ordinary of Mid county at niy D" office in Oriinn, the firat Monday to ember, inks, by ten o'clock, a. m., why di h ave should not be granted. *«.<« K W HAMM OND, Ordinary- A i J \U1)INAKY’8 OFFICE—fiVAUJWO OOC*. ix, Gao Hoi*. administrator Nov. 2nd, !»».—Jm. G. Matthew*, on estate of Jo- »<’phene aril Padgett, the ha* applied to (aid me for^ leave to land# belonging to *a- tate for the purpose of paying the debt* *f said deceased. tod all rmrson* concerned abow canM b*. forelheCourt of Ordinary, at my cflto* in Griffin, on the first Xlonday tn December 1988 by ..... ten o’clock, a. why • such ' ‘ leave be granted. m., not f 100 E. W. HAMMOND, Ordinary, i \RI>INARY’8 OFFICE.—Bvalduk>( Stanley, TV, Tr, administrator Geokoia, (.roBuiA, .. rvi Oct. Oct. ^ 27th, 87th, 1S88.—I 1&88.—H. **-“ *..... M. ’ y, ad- 1 -*----------- of ftam’l " Bailey baa applied hi* :d to to me 1 for totter* of diamiasioB from administration on the estate _ Biiley, Let late of said county, deceased. all persona concerntd ahow cause be- f'.rc Hie court of Ordinary of said county, at my office In CrViffin on Uie firat Monday in February, -hould lt*9, by ten o’clock granted. a. m., why .iicli b it* r, not be »*L15. B. W. HAMMOND,Ordinary. xVdiuinistrator’s Sale. — Bv Mrtue of au order granted by the court ■- d ordinary of Hpalding county, 1 will sell to th>. highest bidder tofu re the court boose uoor in Griffin dnringthe legal boors of sale following mi the first 1 nesday In I)ecem!»er, 188), Sm of N property belonging to the estate mey b< ott,lat< of mid county, deceased, forth- [ urpo-< of distribution amongst tb* b - »i' 1 w<r.t) two acre* of land more in Line Creek district of (aid conn- > . tl" norUi*.c>t corner of lot Nw. «toBr o"f . ’• en, being all cf said lot on west aide Flint river, adjoining lands of F. M. ft & A. S ■: "lithe northwest and south, raid toads in g,„,j neighborhood, Terms easb. near schools and L chiirchc*. jL M. SCOTT, Administrator *6to. of Nancy Scott, < Executors’ Sale. ■ . B. virtue of au order from the court of Ordinary, will be sold before the court > pa.ding county in the city of •■rut' it. fir.i Tuesday in December neat. ■ i. ti s legal hours of sale, that part Of ft 1 *. X" in Feiirth district of originally Hour , tic i. Fayette, now Hpalding Gordon, county, v. i wn. vwoed by Ja*. w, now d i* d, 1) ing in Mt. Zion district and eoffi !ain.t>_- ICb a'res, more or less. Abo, OM : • road ltd in half the hit* rest of in Griffin the lot known ont^mZatr. tho Henry i City lot ontsining M A • vftnder !o*, said V r au acre more or less. (The whole of sslu W! to sold. 8 Grantland owning W to* • • e*t, . onswitiBg.) Sold a* the property af ; the ■ state «f A. G. Murray, deoeaaed. tor the ! fnel’.t of iit-.ra and crediton. TUtoewK, ‘ feet. Term- of sale, ene-baU coak, “*' :.lh- with ALEX interest 8.1 at#j 8. w mi *>. Ul Guardian’** Sale. Br rirttu >f *n order graatod by i i of onitoary of Hpalding O , c nir> led at September toroaJ the highest ladder, heforo ii' of said county to firifl gxi iioura of sat*, on aadltdaa ttefirs* H V. i tor next, one a boose and tot to U corner of Sol