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THE ONLY (
w ame s CELERY
Brilliant ). COMPOUND
Economical Durable ^ CURES IPROOFS
Neuralgia '!‘ •**-“'* Celery Co:
penn/e - turd niy nerv¬
ous sick hftadatiie* ••
fac Diamond Dyes. 1- e\ Mother;- Mrs. L. A. Hkfkt.ve»,
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i-a-tnes.s Nervous San Jacinto, Cal.
^gtrengll), Punt) ami \,,,„ , r] .
!’■ tiuitj.iof Prostration “After using si* bot¬
jre just as £ n infciicr > ■ . tles ’omjj. of Painovs ’ ' Celery
jit made of cheap ami mu'eriaU -nd t rhcu -
4 poor, weak; evockv colors. Rheumatism A South SI US Cornish, N
I 36 colors ; it cents each.
postal lor rjye lti.pl;. Sample C.i'4, dir»aioo» Kidney “It has diiiif me more
,ty*g ^hoio*.. making the r.ntst Ink ot gluing good than for kidney disease
quart), etc, -old by itrvggisti by Diseases any other medi-
(fo cts * or eine/' OiRd. Abbott,
WELLS, RICHARDSON A CO.. Burlington. Vt. Sioux Cil>, \owa.
Paine's Celery Com¬
for Gilding or Broming Fancy Article*, US E All Liver pound has been of great
benefit for torpid liver,
DIAMOND PAINTS. Disorders ness.'’ indigestion, Euzabb/h and bilious¬ C.
gold. Silver. lironae, Copper. Only 10 Cents. Uuall, Quecliee, Vt.
—-a— ■
FINE PERFUMERY AND TOILET SOAPS.
-Also, a full line of---
Drugs, Patent Medicines, Paints, ,Oils, ? Brushes
A»ul Druggists' 8 upple 3 , at bottom prices, ran ALWAYS be found
AT DREWRY’S DRUG STORE
38 Hill Street,OKU'PIN, OA.
WE KEFP ON HAND THE FINEST
Flour, Sugar an<l
CIGARS AND TOBACCO.
At the LOWEST PKICE 8 of any one in the city. We have, the fluent
Whiskies and Brandies
AND BEST OF ALL THE
FLAT SHOALS CORN WHISKY
which is no ed to be the finest that is made. All of the above for medical purposes f on ’
:»nd *66 Hf*.
GEORGE & HARTNETT.
. (LtsWe'-L'i
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A. LOWER,
Meal Jeweler ai Dealer-11
JEWELRY, CLOCKS, &C.
Special attention given to Repairing. 20 Hill Street GRIFFIN, GA.
I will have to-day nice mixed fish.
Fresh Birds, Oysters Celery, Shrimp, Ciabs,
Rice
Bananas only 35c doz.
Mixed Pickles, Pickles, 70c gallon, 85c
Sweet gallon,
Plain Pickles, (>Oc gallon.
Cheese 15c lb to-day.
A large lot of A. E Crackers just received;
20 different varieties. ScliAveppe line ginger
ale, soda water and Lemonade I2e per bottle.
50 lb any Patent flour $1.65 to-day.
J. 1VE. MILLS
W. M. Holman & Co.
-HAVE FRESH--
Magnolia -> Hams,
Cooked Corned Beef 12| c. per lb. Blue Fish, better than fresh Mackerel
Sweet Water Flour. Water Ground Meat. Allgra .es Sullivan's Tobaccos
And the
BEST LINE OF CIGARS IN THE CITY.
HOW? to Save KVloney
By buying your DRY GOODS,
HATS, SHOES AND GROCERIES of
R. F. STRICKLA A /),
NO 57 HILL STREET. ... - GRIFFIN, GA.
^“300 prs. of > pie Smw m lens than w-ale prices. Also a mood
liri*> of
MENIWOMENSAN D ( H1LDREN S SHOES
Bought regular, at leiiiu eii pric--. 0*iicoos, Shot tiny; and (’hecks. «iI
marked down. Kentucky .lc:us n! yurde-, 15 io ecu is p< i yard.
;
We have a full line of .Mens \\ I'ni.-us’ and OhiMritiis’ Hose a* 10 1 o 2,)
cents. Oui childrens’ m<x<-d c .-k i-i-M* at 10 cents pci pair is tin* he
»King in town for the tm»* <•». H .ml-en hiefs. lout-ls, Corsets, F i»m.
Collars and Cuffs, a!! a. D « i • t ; i (jive me h trial autj I "iii sa
y v money. li. F. STRICKLAND
A NEW 8801 SWEEPS CLEAN
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PEMCL' 6 l SMITH,
OPVOMTJ HliD K WABEHOU8E,80LOMON St
Gfhtwtinipi . I <>? . ■ .• t • w: ik Repairing buggies and wsgon* is feature
then t.nsu.e**, oi w I i*t. -kiiiitl «-t i rcti' i* nstd Bring ns your work
will ImUri yr ri aiijil. , goti win (’*--Buggies, Phiietoi ~ M-rr • * »' agr t » ‘a
Gray*,’ and Delivery M g will r* b< 8 ;gn p»ii W ill ung not will take be a flu teabirr ey job of to, t any < 'ittie pine. imI With nrtaii
Nothing but ii»».' work • ue fail fair deHting a • all t efore you buy
H. Si cut e at thi t elm >ou runiii t to j, ft on u*
SPENCE & SMITH ,
Solomon Street, Griffin, Ca.
Shipment Finest Teas,
CRACKERS, ALL SORTS, 15<\ lb.
HAMS BONELESS SHOULDERS. ETC CII | fj 1 CCT Ld
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FLOUR ON THE MARKET
MtM Emits Ai Cl'S
THfe COMMONWEALTH.
The New* as fathered Over Gear gia.
Property in and aroand Dal'vn is
selling well.
H. X. Win! aril. < .J* (Verson, has
invented 'S.;»ciifil> e oug^y/-pindie.
Wore »<n i.ew <ip«r« ti n<« et
Waye jos* vi i soon b. unUi t v, . t.
Tile niti ii»» * a ,ji ( I,,, ,i _
W'. f) < led-: Cal Bi vmik \\,i be
the yoon^eat mayor D lion ba* i v*r
bad. He is r.ot yet *28
J. h .Sia'keH, Pairick Ba-s ai.n) J.
W. Mze are in the race for the shtieT
ally’of Hiuuur conotji.
Howell Larisey killed thirty one
snakes near tty ivaoia a few days ayo.
They Imd mnuv tbt-u huiuc us n log.
Neai Bbtke.ey two children have
recently died from poiaoiiiug by put
ash in solution, need lor deeuiug
i pui potvs.
i Di. A F. iiuulti, of ilcfter, had
j the mif-hii ttuie to lose Ins tin«, horse
on Friday i»*i. it* don't know
wheiher it g u out of the stable and
j strayed off. or whether it was stolen.
An tu rned u«^ro resisted at rest by
poss* near Delhi, when * mem
her of Hie arresting party forced the
gun from the negro’s hand and gave
him us contents, a load of small
shot. His wounds ate cot serious.
; A hog was butchered iu CtiaritoD
I I few days
a since, i;nd in (he rairw of
i the swine wsi« foaml (-nine twenty
; two units and u n>i of glass, suppos
i ed !o have been piece, ofbotiir. The
1 hog was apparently hbailuy .
liill Thoinae and Terrel) Speed,
two well known Floyd county farm
ere, were attacked by highway rob
bei>. about ttires milts from Home,
Thursday, and both severely beaten.
The robbers got $24 from Thomas.
Gussie Whitfield, son of Mrs. H.
H. Whitfield, of Hawkinsvillc, fell or
was shoved down an embankment
while playing with his schoolmates
&i the Hawkinsviil* institute on
Monday last, breaking hi* left arm
bftiotv the elbow. i
!
At Roriis a negro man “about 34
years of age was found murdered in
his bad on Thursday morning. tSns
picion points to John Hmith, ayonng
B»gro about 20 years of age, who has
*<i v«<i three ye if* in the penitenliary
f.t barn burning.
David Dewey .vs.i in Quitiut<ii the
other day with a curiosity in rhe «ay
of a Log 1 * foot. There was no split
in the foot, it Leiugin one piece, liLe
that of a horse. Mr. Dewey has kill
ed four hog* his winter, all with fe i
formed is the same way.
The Bay Creek, Gwinnett, e; nmy,
Primitive Baptist church expelled ;
three of its members foi joining the ;
Furniei > Alliance, One 11 ihe nu-nt
bers went back md Htibift suSlsfucto j
ry scknowledguieiit ; hat lie R.»ii stray
ed off a f i I' s i tH ;■ . a to i was
received b cit to III (>
Lexington Echo: i
centiy discove, ..d :.. of
sat veins of iron m V < Is
in ttie United S {IU*?
through Oglethorpe county,
not been ■nfficVnt’y followed Uj) io
give its exact louaiion. bn pr*>Hpec
tors have nn rye upon it, ind w.I!
doubtw- 'ic^ie i * re !on
Dim* j act
In worth a column of rhetoric, said an Ameri
the testimony of thonshnds of scrofula, jteople, that
Hood’s Btirsiiiiitriila does cur«
rheum, and other cisease* or affections aris
ing from impure state or low condition of the
blood. It also overcomes that tired feeling,
creates a good appetite, and gives strength
to every part of the system Try it. (c)
J. It. Uogcs. of JuxifigtoD, bad
Lalciie.ii it ‘ on bis plan* tiie other
j di\ i- j•»?ji»»i• \ iti ikeshrpe of a
three legg'cd cluck.n i be third
liuibconies fiotc the body between
th; two usual oik--, and a uhoutas
I ig*,liut it stand* om i the
f jw] e‘ 1 Il'P* Dot *(-l'UI I L • < it
rm, Tp* cbick is now -. r.*-. .»• <-k»
F"!.
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I’imples, Sores, Aches and Fains.
When a hundred bottl a "f surnaparilla or
otberlpreicntiwiw Birecifios fail to eradicate
■ in horn scrofu.’a *»r eon! igiaua ))Iood poieoii,
| remember gained that B- B B. (Botanic Blood
j Bnlm.i bar many thousand viciories.
! inns many seemingly Incurable instances
i Semi to the Blood Balm Co., Atlanta, fra.,
fer “Bo k of Wonders,’’ and be convinced.
It i- the only thcis ju.oon rvairnn
C. W Messer, Howell’s X Hoads,
writes: "1 ws«afflicted nine yens with soros
! All the medicine 1 could take did me no
: good. I th- ii tried B R E, and 8 Ixrttles
cured me sound "
Mrs. 8 M. Wilson, Round Mountain, Tex
as. writes A lady friend of mine was trou
I bled with b nr bs and pimples on her face
and neck She took three bottles ot B. B Ji.
and her skin got e«ft and Smooth, pimplesdis
appeared, Jas. I.. and Bosworth. her health Atlanta, improved greatly writes: ”
Ga .
“Some years ago I contracted blood poison
I bad no appelite, drew my digestion limbs was I ruined, could
rheumatism up my so
hardly walk, my throat was cauterized fire
time* Hot Springs gave me no benefit, and
ray life irasonc of torture unill I gare B. B.
B atrial, and surprising as it may seem,
the u»c of 5 bottles cured ms.” novlB !m
Advice to Mothers.
Ms. Wilt* now’s Hoot hi so Strop
for children teething, is the preacriptron
of on* of the beat female nnrae* and
phy»«i*n» in the United Htatea, and
na* been used for forty years with never
failing rtnooea* by million* of motbars
for their children Unnug the prooeM
of teething it* value i* inoaicuiable
It relieve* the child from pets, eure* dy.
eatery, ami diarrhrtM, griping in the
nod wind anile. By
Mm ~
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(Vie* 9f> matt • hntlla.
January Sheriff
of W^RBSSSS*ffiKTiS UieC’oDrt Htmee. in the city of Uriffln,
Spalding County, Georgia, the following do
scribed propeity, to-wit:
Six acres of land bounded by mill tiie branch the
running from the Waddy’o stoam the ditcti on
ea t, tAOOlh at point where into biant run¬ h
ning from the spring empties Intersection the of 1
weal by line drawn from the
the ditch and C. Kirkpatrick branch, north and by Jam. the land Beck*, line
between E.
wild six acre* bcinv a part of lot number 129
in lliiru Diatrict of originally Henry’, then
l'iKc, now Spalding (Yn.uty. Third Also, sixteen
iu res, more or in the District o(
originally Henry, then dietinguiftlnd l’ike, now Spalding
County, known n d at lot
number 159, commencing at the enaibwcat
coiner of rtiiil lot ami running east five
cl alnsaml twenty roods, thence due north to
Du* second branch twenty-eight »hums,
thence up the northern prong of tli* urtnch
to the original Umilim* between f.u! K.t and
ttic lot ‘.vest of it, now occupied line by Jas A,
Becks, thenjc south along said thirty
s»ix < bains to the beginning corner Levied
Oil and &oTd tie property of Walter <
Beeks and Win M. Becks, gdtuinhtratoro of
the * state ‘»f J -s. A, lbeka* d«‘ easttl, hv vi.
tne of a uiortgttge ti fa issued from SpAldin^;
Su^Gf ior ( curt in favor of I . Jlorii vs
Walter C Bucks and Win. .M. Becks, admin
istiators (»f the e^trif'* of Jas, A Beck ', e m.
M, Becks, tenant in poasCffaiotu legally n* ti
fled. #9 00
Alio, at the •ama inn# and place, tsiil be
eoid that tract or parcel of land being in
Spalding County, north byT.( originally Andreva, Henry, b *nnd .....
ed on the . on the
Jackson, west b}‘ Ben Dorse), on the Jesse south i»y \V. J,.
on theeastbv Ucitliu, c»u -
tainingi-i acres, being the lot on which i'n the f
fit Miller resides. Levied on ml sold as
property of I’rotllt Miller by \irtii" of a
mortgaged * ta • issued ’ •- from Spalding ....... Sop isrior
Court in favor of lleo W. Wood in vs. ProJ.it
Miller. Vroflit Miller, tenant possession,
legally notilied.
Also, at tile same time and place, wilt be
sold 35 acrea ol land iu the southeast corner
of iot No. 5fi in lfitutit district O. M. of Spald
ing County, bounded land east by E. H. T. Patter
son, south by of Jno. Bishop, \rrst
by land of B. P. Gray, north by other lands
of B P. Gray. Levied on as the property of
B. I’ Gray by virtue of a mortgage tl fa iaj
sued from MaebinejCo, Spalding Superior Court.iu fav r
of KotTer vs,B. P. Gray. B J'
Gray, tenant in possession, legally place, notifleil. will
Als ., ut the BHuie time and be
sold a one fhiid undivided interest in seer-
tain store lionce in tbs city of Gridin, 8 j.sid¬
ing Comity, now occupied by D. \S . Slisder,
formerly occupied by Sti well & Keith, un
Hill street in said city, lit- same l.-;ng s Uu
story briek building, and bounded north by
tbs store house of A. Beheuermau, east ny
liill street, south by store bouse of It 1 *.
McWilliams and west by an alley. Levied
on and so d as the propertyof l.lt. Keith
to satiety thu s li fas issued from Spalding
County C'o'.rt in favor sf 11. B Claflin <k Co.
vs. Stilwell & Keitli. I). W Shaffer, ten¬
ant in possession, legally notified
Also, at the same time and place, will be
sold seventy-five acres off of iot of land No
145 the in the 4th lJistrictof Spalding land County,
said seventy-live acres of being
strip the entire length of said lot on the south
side, bounded on the north by Head’s Creek,
on the south by land ot James Dully, on ih •
eaat by the lot on which I now live, and on
the west by lands of Wm. H. Touchstore.
Levied on and sold by villus of a mortgage
fi fa issued from Spalding Superior Court in
favor ofJan.es G. Horne vs. G. 8 . W, l’ark. r,
(i. 8 , IV. Parker, tennut in poiseseioii, legal ly
notilied.
A'so, at the same time and place, will bo
sold one fenrtli of an acre of land in the city
of Griffin, bounded on the north by Lsao
Mafenc; west by K. T. Da iel,south by - n I.
of tbo same lot, cast by Eighth street Lev¬
ied on as the property justice of Henry Prudence,
t» satisfy one court fi fa issued M. from In
the, jastiee court of lodlst district G
favor of 11. P lllanlon iN Co. vs. Henry
Prudence. L. Levy made by Geo. D. Johnson,
C., and turned over to me Tenant in
possession legally notified CONNELL, (Sheriff.
R, 8.
Farm and House and Lot For Sale
80 A 'JOZyi aero woods, farm in :! rniicn splendid ot Griffin, Ga
acres in 130 in stale of
cultivation, cleared of stumps and rocks, fix-
t d for improved farm machinery.
cry, farm stock, corn and fodder will be sold with
if wanted. All ready for business nr.oth-
er y ear. lot. in Also,a Griffin. large roomy For house and Iwo
dress acre Griffin, Ga. particulars
tne at Gu , care Clark A Son.
septlfiJ&wfim THAI) CLARK.
% mi a
10 huffs wood ia*ut inside uorpoiate limits
Thu wood will n» ar!y j»ay for It, and then the
land is worth ovf r jiriue a?kc*d for it
acres, 1 Q 0 in wood# part inside of city lim¬
its. 50 acres lu.-ido city Jiniits 12 acres In-
aide city limits, with good new house upon
i( 05 acres in.-sid** city li nif-\ 7 room hou«e
outhouses, burns, fruit-, Au\
All above < ai« be divided m lofssnd
at Houses large profits. and lots
i?i different portions of
city for ‘■’Hie and to rent
U. A. CUX>TN«IIAM,
Heal Estate Agent.
A GREAT YEAR
ih the history of the United States is now upon
as. Kverjr person of intelligence desires to
p-ice with tne course of it* event* There is
totter ir«y to dofo than to subscribe for
m
The Macon Telegraph.
j %9 nrvvs facilities addition arc nnsurpasaed the fulieM bv any Asr-» pap-
in theSovth. In to special
ated Press wire dispatches, and letter it has from all corre«p<M importo- t
euce bv State
points in Georgia and the neighboring of Congress Uu^:
During the present session
IngtfiD will be the most important and mo«i •
teresting news centre in the country. i
Washington Correspondence of the Telegraph
the very bast that can be had.
Its regular correspondent furnishes the lao
4 \y* and gossip in full dispatches Fr o
«pc<>ial letters from Hon. Amos J (rumn
UA-uiltcr of Congress troro New York Frank
Cur pouter, and W. A. Croffut, three of tiie >
known newspaper writers at tho issues capital oi <F«
cuss the Hvost and most important 1
**fhe Telegraph is a Democratic with Tariff the Reform
paper, it is thoroughly Clavelaad iu and and line the the Deimicri’ic p< e y
yf President campaign
party In the the fjiraint tjomin* national national campaign
]>>egr«pb will not onlr ^iv© a.U the new*. 1 * •
will die cuss ail public issues from the
point of gonuine Democratic fa»th. Sudsm. *
• cnee.
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Weekly, one ymar .....1 0<>
Term-. Cash in advance. Address
THI TELEGRAPH
likcui Gboro:a
OARkCR’S ftitsctimi Ctftatef f-t TONIC
tnanr >,t • > cax*-. .. . <
for all atfaetlun* >f U«e throat a a. ■; l-.i.^« ;
atriMnsr from import* U»i»o*i and exhau*? h.:
ami nick, wrainst ai
grave, «ill in many m**-* <aM-» rerv.t rerv.vt-r f:;<
tbo timely Taka uuo of Parker’s OtnirerTr.tii It Loral itr. t^hle but UA* 4lH ( kd)
jrarous. it lit ubia m
and disordemef ttrmutcn and aoa. at ur*« k ,
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SPECIAL ELECTION.
For Member of the Leals- I
i
latiire for Spalding < o. j
,
UJtl'lMBV i Ori l< K,
M ai.ium; (‘o , UKoi.otA, Nov. 10, 18- v s. > I
Hj vi« Ute of «U out* r granted by Jlio H
l»oi on, (*o\ . n nr <t f ** orin, it is older-ft
ItlHt H eifctiub be held ai lbec*»tirt I OLer t
.
and iu ilit» v udou- cv Hou nr* cinel- of t!»c
County of Spalding «»n Tuesday, the 1th day
of LtMTiJil-i ! for the RuprcsOiitative Aswcuibly t»f Uic
County of Spalding in Genera!
ot Ihc’stnb* i»f tie*»rgia, -• fill the - ,uetn< v
caiisbd by ti.o death of Hon Noah M. < < ;
JeiH, E’.»!>;•<•*■<•»» t • •• t to • •d • 1 d
AsHCinbly. llrH j
It Is further erdem! thi. noHcr t <
published iu tbo liHirriN IC\u.y Ni:vvs nnd i
ttto him r; Wa. i.v N'r.ws and tie firiftiu j
* Daily nnd ' kly -"un until the date of •'aid
n I
( election 1
! Wjtue.- m> baud undotlh ial ignainie
i; W HAMMOND !
! Oruinary of Spalding County, tieorgia*
j Giiiudlan’s Sal<‘. !
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‘ I
’
liriiK fit «n onlyrmiinidl nj tb*Court
; .if ordinary <>f ^jtalilhiir count}, (teoruin,
crulilcii «t c ptcmbi r I rm.i'iS, I kill bcII to
the l.ijjhca tiiddcr, hcfoi-e the court !iou»e
tloor of county in (igffin duriiu,- liieiu-
1 , 1,1 li .urs of Mile, on the llmt 'I ucclay m i)c-
! ..ember next, one undivided half interest in
s luui-c '.uni lot in the city ofiivillin, on the
corner of Solomon and si.vil. streets, eon
, less, the
j lalt.Hur one acr- Well mo-e improved, or known as
Null j.kc . very convenient
•! to Mr- ine- • and qnlct Terms desiranlc, cash. pn.i < rt).
Sold tor distribution. .
I LE1I.A II LAMAli,
! Guardian of .tames am’ * M Natl ,
pi CO
j (
. Executors’ Sale. I
B'. virtue of order from the court of \
an i
Ordinary, "ill be gold before the court i
boiH door of Spalding county in the city o{
(irif!Jii,ou tIs** fir -1 Tuesday in December next,
hr worn the legal hours of sale, that part of
Utai d l>t No. 1*2 in Fourth district of originally
vJhi« Henry, then Fayette, vneil by i“w das. Spalding \V. (Jordon, county,
it whs i now
,r4ini»u; djh ’ •> *h U(* ly i ‘-ii in Ml. /ion lesp. distort Also, and con
n* > v*, more or one
uiidhuhtf half iut mat in tho lot on ihe/t h-
nh D v.ntd in the < y of (iriilin known an the j
TT< im \ ATexniiit- . hv r , ?ni(t fat rmrfnrntnjj fi •!
<if an acre more nr h—. ^Tlie whole of raid •
lot will be sold, H. Giantlund owning in- j
tries!, e usentii.ix j Sold as the proj'crty <«f j
the erdat<‘ of A. (J. Murray, dteeawd for Die i
bent* fit of I;-, in* and eredilorn. Titles per - j
feet. Terms of side, onc-bnlf ejub, balance ; I
in tw> ! vc ? "Dili- w ith intere.-t at S i tr e rnf.
A FIX S Ml KRAY.
S, \V. M i GRAY,
Fo j:u Exeeutors.
For Sale.
Old Poor Farm cf Spalding Co.
Situated about foflr mib*H fiorn the court
house, r »n-i~f ing of 292acres of land, of
whi' ii about 45 acre.s in the w ods i’ontains
a good fire room dwelling house, one tenant and
liijii p in go-.d repair, two good ptnt>k-
one good * 01 n erili. balAncc
T>* '■(* ftold on terms of F ; cash, «t
one Old t\v > \ ra, W)lh in ten st.
M I'ATKICK.
T .1 BROOKS.
T li MILES,
pi} aoiuV t''ee I (’ounty < 5 nimissi ners.
Tih'r • / .-.fi u.r.T.r-.rn^p
i s' \t tv v*ik* 4 T
j ! WA TONES
j j
j ★ JEWELRY, ★
| DINNER AND TEA
'
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DECORATED LUSTRE AND PLAIN
ENGLISH GRANITE WARE.
, DECORATED AND PLAIN CHINA
SETS. GLASS. TiN AND WOODEN WARE.
KENTUCKY COOKING AND
STOVES. SEE THEM AND PRICES.
NOVELTY CO.
BOOTS. SHOES AND
AT
Bill S! . M ASton Hill
ilome-mmle Shoes ami Leathern Specialty.
2 ‘ff A\ c wa ii aii w jt k and ■ bali make it » point to nusrepreeent
ii'tf. Jnst f. i it lal'Lc '■t (d (ri'iio, I.fttiieH an 1 M \ s’Hr■ h fine
?• i -eh (il -ii * r < ’hi'iireti.
Ms W. HASbElsKUS.
S. MV RI ) 'T
Mi H Hid
COMPLETE SUITb OR SINGLE PIECES.
Suiis of 9 Pisces from $20 io $100. Tables,
Bedsteads. Spring Beds, Wardrobes. Etc,
A limihMi number ot Sewing Machines of the
makes lor sale very low.
I am always ready to serve my customers,
day and night.
Mrs. E. E.(
20 HILL STREET,
LiiM: Styles: of:
AND TRIMMINCS.
XAW Saxony Wools best goods and ail aserled color*. Alto.
wm Woof*
MT Call fro ezanwM my wtot and pricM
wtWddwta.
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llTH-I. BE “«r.D ONTHiRFIRST TUBS-
fV liny In DeflMBber nert, liefore
.h.oi 01 Use Court Hctw, in the city ot Orif-
fin, Sp.-.uiiBg Coualy.i to-wit: ieorgis, tht following
J. »• Jbeil property,
1 i tv » r*-* or lam! more c.r lev*, la l men
DUGi< t, Hpshling Counly, OeorgU, bmndej
on the north by H. 4*. Ogietree. west tor
t s.ij rtf Mrs, Anffrewd, (n.nth by b.i.J of H.
I! Gibson suit! iv.onm* Hand, ens*l by
of Richard t,lb#<m. levied on end sold
ton lu'Ojierty of N T Gibson by virtue
■' (al-.iied true BDs'elt Hpaitiuig Superior N T*.(Hinton.
n favor >J A. I . v- .
M p li.!. . n. od in j ua-w .-lot*, legally IX).
notified * *5.
Vlao. hi the Mini' tin.I cnil eLce. will be
..■Id , c r. - •>{ lari4 !u Hie fiwMti (Mrtrlef of
8 p;t Ulieg I ounty, cild bind being the nouth
i,ten i.fi of said lot (baf i< tionn of Ibe 8 a-
vnnn.di, 10 ifUn end North AUtmma tailrOa
t.d I i ug n i nil of lot Ituuiber 33, f»id
u iimh ,1 on the north by a pRit of -tag) (fildh
1 " .(I 5 .,.(-: b P : - i: - ilrolbtnk,
>, I : h.l((it.'l> «:.«! MfMIl tiff
1 Ct : . t-t S') li. 'tarr,
. 0 on i-ed aaid n. Hie tioprrtj'
i-a'irty three
I ■ ( i 'I. lie i rV(P U dirtfic) Cf M. in
: I i 1 'iiitibr'iv irotfCdlte LwyV.. Kwa,
■ ■ , . : 0 . .I lUixth iHfliirt
v , f \. , , f . 1. 1 King for tb, im>
dale Jm 15 I i..( \- 1 n ) t Re,rev and O
;■ Wii. . . io(..if '; ft i lima, '.,
i . a d io, u!s v-i io n r Tt-iuiet In no
-1 .it teg.» i, l.otitod. hi
Al-n « > ,rm on' and Witt
.- id ti' i of i )> I in tbn 1 'biUi tijvli
o* er: ' H s- .y (low bim'ilifig led
iii .gin. rt'i a .ofheartt.un«i of
i,if sir ot .mi di-i ic’, and
i. thl') t il of 1 t mi h, iart by
cl c /, i uj.iri , Jr and 8 r , 'land col tli by
Mi- 8 < Milam, Wert by ott. T.
is-mb'!' I t vied <m hf lite property ttf J
I lb a ».di‘f> on* fi IbtrtetG fa l.rtied
Ju t* a f ot 'I t U.tSsth M.
i. vor «>f A A. A c \V Murray, txccutrtr*
A. G. Mhn.i.v, v.-. J. J. lifted*, Bcaaly.imd l-ery made
ij e court fi fas in my
I!'. Rend, L. < nnd turnol overt*
J. J. Beady, tenant In ponnemina,
notified. to.an.
A Iso, si (It* -sine time and p)*i*e, wftl
sold one two story bib k store bonne on
side ot Hid street, Griffin, Georgia,
us ft hardware store and urther described
jisut of l ily lot No. I n> square No 54,
ing sum. on Raid street 34 feet more or
and running buck 80 feet more or leas
bounded south by an nlley or avenue. Lev
ieJotiand sold a* the property of Chas
Johnson, hr, by virtue of a mortgage ti
isBurd of Join. from I Spalding dims. Superior li. Johnson, Court iu
or eat v* Kr.
Tenant in possession legally notified.
fil.OO It s r «INN Kid., rthrriff, 8 . «
A duii ii i.sirator’s Sale
By virtue ot an order granted by the
of i’rdiuai v, of Spalding Count), we
sell to the h'ghebt bidder before the
house door In Griffin during the legal
of -ole, Of» the first Tuesday in
the lh« 8 ,the following of property Irclonging
estate \n: .Scot t, late of said
deooaaed for lire purpose of
amongst tho heirs, to wit: About two
dred and seventy acres of land, mors or
lying in Line Creek district, in said
ail in one body and known as theland
.'us vet npnrt ns n dower to Mrs.
Scott, out of |lie cMnte of Wm. Scott,
reused, ued tjouuded ns follow*; (In
north bj Glenn h.iusr.n, rnst by 8 . A.
south by F. M. 8 , otl, west by Vi P.
Land inelegant neigborhooa.
e* mil - liool '. Most desirable t
Termsea«h 8 . A. SCOTf,
Adtu’r de Win. I M,SCOTT, dec’d.
boras non Scott,
Ok
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Wt PAY
A Nil ALL EXPENSES. To travel or for
cal work: state which pre'urred, also
wanted. SLOAN A CO., Manufacturer
George Si., Cincinnati <). nov3M7t
—
off
x Ilia highen ,“.»,?!aaw« bidder, bi'fnr* the court 55 hwnae
r
ZJftSSL OTMJrtBjUfc
Griffin, rl. «rr‘t«'d sa fellow*: uoefwo SStffS ‘
honre line! iut room
v-n the corner of t3Ut«r.di.’op
j’ri *treet< hwo*e one fourth lot aere ; .off one Tonr
b»>m *n<t on Taylor * tract, on,'
Term* ft rale, eaah On dajf of *al«
*‘iUu kx»cu tor of Rhode H. Doe, disc'd.
A d m i n Isitrator’s Sale.
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riding granted Coonty, by I the will Coral aoll
Iwfor* tb« court'
K'.^v, luring Tuesday the legal hoar*
i i'll! In January,
; nunuraa ana
VBirty live acre* of laud, moro or leat, in
‘ il inr diitoct, bounded north by land cf
D teem Ire and 8 H. Wilson, eaat-.by land
• ’ il n Utou, law aouth by land of 8. A. Wll-
»UI. aid \ K. ton and weat by Dfe.
mnke. Termeona-thlrd eaah and balance in
iu oue and Urn years, with oight per eeut.
It.terest. J G. BROOKS,
Adm’rof Mr*. M. L, Lawton, dew’d.
* «0 00
ITtmiitistiator’s Sale.
By virtue t.f an order granted by tbo Court
of iirdmaiy of Spalding County, I wilt acli
to the bigl -at bidder U for# the eonrtbnua*
(hxw rale, in Urifflu, dai teg nfay tl>* lagfti ■ hoUIca rtd
on Urn AralT m In January, iho T8».
the late foUowllfgairorKsrty of Mrs, li, L. Lawton, belonging late to of p*
county, tlcf ei-ed, for the purport*
tributton amoug the heir*, to ' *
b'*nd* of the C. C dt A UR. w, wi?
shaft's rif stuck of the B. W KR. Co. i
abate of rtoelt of C*ntral KR. and
Cu of Georgia Trtnnf of *»kf, w, r vvh;
Of sale J.C.r- li* sssa...
Adm’r of Mr*. M. L.
IOC*
Ordinary’! Advertisement!. #■
i j t KDINkRV’S OKriCK— Si-ar.i.ino <
y TV, Oaoaau, Nov. 30,1888—T«At
of itor* nuid and county next of drtgr kio ased of :_N. KlizabMli_F M.
a-initnirtrator onesiata of enid <
ti g departed this life and left «
repr eeented and the adminiatratlMi of tha
eumc unfinished, that thi* ie to notify creditors alt pen
concerned If no .oof the orn
of kin of dr t eased shall apply for letter* m
of Ordinary of said xnkt:
court county wit] cast
tb* unfinished admtniatratioo of Mid Mtete
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( \R1)1NAKV8 OFFICE—Sratporo Conn-
yj rr, Geoaots, Not . .’W, 1888.—To the er»d
itor* and nntof km ot Robert Brown, Ut*
of «nid comity deceased: N M • oliett* thead
niinistrator on estate of said deceased hiring
dcptined this life an I left eaid estate uarapre
sentorl and tire tulruintstrsCoo of Uts aaffie
mtfinir bed,this is to notify all peroons coocarn
<<l that if i,one of the creditor* or next of
of deceased shall apply for letter* of
fetratlon on saideatate by the tint
Ordinary in January oleaidoounty I 8 »« by ten o'clock, will the
caat the
ed administration of eaid estate upon -
County Administrator for Mid county. rdfawy.
$3 00. K. w. HA MMOND, O
/ \ S |KDJNARV’8 it. UtoBJii, OFFICE—8**li Nov. 30, 1888.—To
ib.rs and m* urea
nut of kin of Wm. J. Woodward,
I-Me of s«id oouuty deoeaartd: N. M. Colteua
the ndroiuistintor on estate, of said deceased
having departed this life .nd trtftaaid estate
unrepresented and the administration of the
» mis uiifinl.br d. this is to nrttify *11 parsons
oonrcrnrtd thst if non« of the creditors or
nevtof kin of decea*«d shall apply for tetters tetter*
of administration on said estate by tbo
Monday in January 1883 by tea o’eioek, the
court of Ordinary of said county will caat tfee
unfiDtskcd administration of said estate epon
the County Administrator of said oounty.
$3.00. ti. W. HAMMOND, Ordinary.
QHDINARY’B OmCB-^ALfea* UKsatte! Cone-
era appo inted to act apart a twelve
StSSSA
tide office. report I.
Let *11 person*uoaoernod show c*um be¬
fore the court of Ordinary ob the first Mob-
dny in January IS**, if any cause exists, why
such report should not be made lb* judgment
of the court and be entered of record.
V -C 0 F. IV. HAMMONH, Ordinary.
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( \Jti, \KUINART’S OFFICE—SrxLyuxo Coo*.
Gioeuu, Nov. 30th. 18*«—To Mary
A Bordctt, administrator of Prrtsstey Bur-
Jett, laic of Spalding County, deceived.
It being represented to me that you have
removed frota the State of Georgia, and
have fulled to make returns, and are
managing Ison having the vstete of deceased; and
discharged petitioned the Court of I
ary to be from suretyship on
before y our bond it It ordered that you appMr
the Conrtof Ordinary of said county, In
by ten o’clock a. m., on the first Monday
January, mi and show cause why you
should not make your return* and why said
K L Ison should not be relieved as surety
on y or r bond. AH per.eu* concerned are
n.. 1 ,tied to appear at said time and placrt
and show cause why a new administrator
should io comnly not tee appointed with this order. in case of your fail
or.
*0,00 K W. H A MM ON’1), Ordinary.
/ \f(I)IN A KV’8 JFF1CE—SPALnrnoCocil-
V^t r, Gao sou, Nov .30tb, 1888.—A. A.
hinder ministration has applied to me for of letters of Allen, ad
on the estate John '
lute of said county, deceased. •
I.-t all person* concerned show MUM bs-
fore the Court of Ordinary of said county.
>u my oifi; e in Griffin, on the first Monday
in January, IHWJ, by ten o’clock a. ea., wby
such ivtii r. should not be granted.
*3 00 K W. 11 AM MOD, Ordinary.
/ fir. VKDINAKrd OFFICE -S**jum*o Cotai
' Geokoia. Nov. :10th, M-J. W. Bui
lard liae applied to ore for letters of adminir
• tratration, de bonis nou, with will annexed
on the estate of ti. O Phillip* late Of said
1 county, deceased.
i lj«t all per.cm* eoncerued show cans* be
j I my fere office the Court in Griffin, of Ordinary the of first said Monday county, in *4
on
Janu iry, iss'.r by ten o’clock a. ■>-. why
sueli letter, should not be grant* 1 . *
Ate'* li V,. II AM MOND, Ordinary.
/ yj \ h PI N A UTS OFFICE. —dteitOMOC«WI-
IT, . KOBOO, Oct 27ih, lfeSK—H. M.
' iinh y. administrator of Bam’i Bat ey ha*
.(•1 - J to i.n for teller, of
i i : si-teRtion on the (-Stale af Sasa’I
.. •>, r >.< id t ounty. deceaaad ;
.* concerned show cause b««
!*>•. i ii rt of Ordiaary of said connty,
' my office in Griffin on the first Monday
' !■ ('ternary, iy*', by len o'clock a, a, why
; i- ti. r-. <houtd not be g.anted.
. K W HAM.MOvH,Ordinary.
AdniiniBtratoi^s Sale.
b\ virt_ of an order granted by the coilK
Spuiding ounty, I will teiH
the highest oidder ijefore the
Ueor in Griffin during the legal i hours ofaaM
on the first Tuesday in December, ib*r, 1888, 1888, the the
following property belonging to the estate
of Nancy Scott,late of said conete, anoraffiMH*. deceased,
for the parj«*e of dietritenlfeai niton?
h«: r-, to.wit: Twenty-two ante* lotto i*#re
k -i in Line Greek district of said
ty :tor northwest corner (J lot Na “ ‘
in
*« ven, being all of said let on went
1 river, adjoining tends of F. M. MBA. _
int MiMP
on the wnnhweet and j tenth.
churches. iu good Terras iigUborhond, oaah.
r M. xxm. a *»rmn d rater <.
of Hoary HanM, itorw—jfe i
PARSER S n ? NG£k' TON
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