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Kf" THE ONLY Brilliant Durable Economical I Af« Diamond Dyes. They e.\<_ci oil otliers Is Strength, Purity ami ha-mess. None others (re just as good. Beware of imitations —tue? I are m*ae ,de of o cheap and inferior materials and give foor, *f ak . crock y «•>»»• $6 color:.; 'rDjre ic cents each. *- Booh, Sampl-- Card, directions , making the finest Ink Ot Mining . Sold by Druggists or by HELLS, RICHARDSON A CO., Burlington, Vt. for Gilding or Bronzing Fancy Article*, USE diamond paints. 0 pld, Silver, Bron*e, Copper. Only io Cents. FINE PERFUMERY AND TOILET SOAPS. -Algo, a full line of--- Drills, Patent Medicines, Paints, ,Oils, Crashes Aad Druggists’ Supple3, at bottom prices, can ALWAYS bo found r AT DREWRY’S t DRTTG STORE 28 Hill Street,GRIFFIN, GA. l * *d WE KEFP ON HAND THE FINEST mil Flour, Sugar and CIGARS AND TOBACCO. 0~ At the LOWEST PRICE8 of any one in the city. We have the finest Whiskies and 23x*andies AND BEST OF ALL THE FLAT SHOALS CORN WHISKY! which Is noted to be the finest that is made. All of the above for medical purposes, Corn and *•©** *b». GEORGE & HARTNETT. ddcwt4e<’25 A. LOWER, Mai Mi nl Dalg i Diniils, JEWELRY, CLOCKS, &C. Special attention given to Repairing. 20 Hill Street GRIFFIN. GA. I will have to-day nice mixed lisli. e Fresh Bird Oysters Shrimp, Ci a bs, r Rice s, Cel ery, Bananas only 35edoz. Mixed Pickles, 70c gallon, Sweet Pickles, 85c Pickles, gallon, Plain 60c gallon. Cheese 15c lb to-day. 20 A different large lot varieties. of A. E Crackers Sehweppe just fine received; ginger ale* soda water and Lemonade 12c per bottle. 50 lb any Patent flour $1.65 to-day. J. JVC. MILLS W. M. Co. -HAVE FRESH--- Magnolia -> Hams, Cooked Corned Beef 12i c. per lb. Blue Fish better fhan fresh Mackerel Sweet Water Flour. Water Ground Meal. All grades Sullivan's Tobaccos And the BEST LINE OF CIGARS IN THE CITY. liniAf to Save 9 Money II || | By buying your DRY HATS, SHOES AND GROCERIES of R. F. NO 57 HILL STREET. - - - - - GRIFFIN, GA: : 859^500 pra. of S pie Shoes at less than wsale prices. Also a goo* line of men:wom en ’ 8 -a n d ch i i dr en s 81101 :s Bought regular, at ieduced prices. Calicoes, Sheeting and Checks, marked down. Kentucky Jeans, ail trades, 15 to 37J cents per yard Wc have a full line of Mens’ Womens’ anti Childrens’ Hose at 10 to cents. Oui childrens’mixed and black hose at 10 cents per pair is the thiiiy in town for the monev I landkerchiefs, Towels, Corsets, Collars and Cuffs, all at the i ' prii es. Give me trial and I will yov money. li. F. STRICKLAND. SPENCE 6 l SMITH, OPPOwjTK HHK K WAREHOUSE,SOLOMON « ggTAj* ii< v> it; C\ n ifi■). in- v •. ik. Impairing buggies ami watrr.n* is a featne ttielr tonsil t>r. on vl.icli -killed fi !•«•* oiilv usol Bring Blmetoi ns your work J3T t\ v will build \ i ti i.njiliiug « n vv hi < fi Buggies. . fi; rr ^ w ; l i > - < Drays, and Dtlireiy Wagui - Si-i paiutiug will be a icatun of i ’it: 1* iroportan Nothl*t but torn! work will be fit tie Wifi not take a sfio fiy job bo n; I m e. Wiiii H. Mpence at the ia-lin you ran not fail to yet fair dealing. ( all on ns 1 1 fi re j on buy SPENCE (b Solomon Street, Griffin, Ca. Shipment Finest Teas CRACKERS, ALL SORTS, 15c. It). HAMS BONELESS' SHOULDERS. ETC f" | Iff t0 * FLOUR ON THE MARKET iiMrftt, Miles & Ml . THE COMMONWEALTH. Tlie Newt as Gathered Otar Georgia. j iue-s G. Daily, a we I-known furniture dealer ot Rome, died Monday. •John Gilmore, the little negro boy who »H wounder cl Maeon while toying with t Pistol, died Tuesday. W E. tomith, architect, in attempting to boaru a moving train at Curdele Saturday, ruisaul hi* footiiuj nnd susiisned a*vere in- juries. In East Macon on Monday a poos* flew a.aiuat the telephone wire and snapped it in twain, and yet the goose was not injured in the least. Burl Brown, the negro man charged with murderering Minerva Brown, hi* wit*, at Maeon a few nights ago, was brought beto r c the grand jury Tuesday. No bill was found *n the ease. Hinging Noises In the ears, sometimes a roaring bnzzing sound is caused by eatarrh, that exceeding ly disagreeable and very common disease Loss of smell or hearing also reslult from ca¬ tarrh. Hood's Sarsaparilla, tlie great blood purifier,is for a peculiarly successful remedy this disease, which it cures by purifying the blood. If yon Buffer from catarrh, try Hood’s Sarsaparilla, the peculiar medicine. A Lillie Mistake. 8t Paul Pioneer-Frees. A quiet man with a very florid face wai In a orowd of hotel lounger* uptown the other night, *nd th* discussion tu-ned upon “beat¬ ing - ’ th* weighing machines which respect¬ fully request that a nickel be put into the alot. 0*e fellow could beat it with a wire pushed in until it touched the spring which puts the weighing machinery at work and lets the needle loose. Another mad* it work by inserting a knife blade, and another put in* tinfoil niekel nicely adjusted a* to size and shape. The quiet young man said sober ly: “Why put in anything? Blow into the •lot,’’ and jumping upon the platform be fasted his mouth over the slot, and puffing out hi* cheeks threw a small cyclone into the works. Sure enough, the old thing worked, and the needle registered his weight at 150. “Well, I dcclars,’’ said one man “I’ll be Plowed,” naid another, with s view of proprieties. “Try it.” said the young man; “it’s easy.” So they all tried it ; puffed and blew and dieteuted their cheeks until everyone of them was tired: but it didn't werk. “Blow harder ’’ They ail blew until exhausted, and still the needle never budged. “That's funny,” and the young man step¬ ped up, blew into the hole, and it again work ed nicety. “Why can't we do it; ’’ “Oh, yen forgot to put » nickel in your mouth first.” The crowd fell down in the effort to reaoh the bar first. When* Happiness is Found, Whera is hnppineBS found? In the dictionary, and in the use of Dr. Diggers’ Huckleberry Cordial, which save* so much pain and anxiety in relieving the little ones from teething and cholera in fan tn m. W W* nils Everything' Charged. Detroit Journal. “Mrs. Almout, are you taking any interest in the discueidon, ‘‘Is marriage a failure V* “Yes, indeed, and I have* d«cided opinion* in the matter, too.’ 1 “Pro or eon?'* “Well, I wonld hardly like to go that far; though I am a firm believer in marriage.” “Has it been «t> much of a blessing in j our case?” “Has it ft hy. before , , marriage . , 1 eetoally , ,, suffered for tlie necessaries of life having a penny unle-a I asked papa for it “And now?” “Now if I gee anything I wunl, 1 bn.v it and have it charged “But isn’t yoar iiusb.uid .something of «n in on mb ranee V” “Not s » much a« before ovir marriage. Then ho was hanging around ! e constantly, swearing his undying love and all that Fort •f thing. Now 1 rarely so# him. except at table, and instead #f * wearing about his love he «vw*ar* because of the weak eotlee and overdone steak. Indeed, marriage ha- dene much for me. “ The baby was crying piteously, but the nnrs bad a bottle of I)r. Bull's l ! a by Symp at hand, and the little fellow was soon comfortable. A Good Time Coming. New York Herald (Ind .j The south has simply rolled up Us . eev-s. What with its iron miues, cot ton and rice crops, its fsetories and the general good time that is coming, it lives on the edge of good cheer, and is forging ahead with tremendous virn. The cotton crop, by (he way, will this yaar run up to 7,000,000 bale*, as j against less than 5,000,000 in the Buffered days of riavery. The rice crop hsa from too much water, which water can j be found in corresponding qualities in j j Wall street, when the brokers iisv- a (it of die li nes 'ha! is almost auicidai j 1’ituples, Sures, Aclies and I’jins. V\ lieu a iiuudred bottles of sarsaparilla or | other pretentious specifics fail to eradicate in born serol'-i .1 nr emit igi iu-blooil poison, remember ifi.u B B B f Boiauit Blood I Halm ; lias cai: ed in my tIi ?nsu: d vie ories, | ill as nmny seeming!) iuearatole instances i Kemi tithe Blood it.fim Co. Atlanta, Ga., for “Bo k of Wonder-, and fie convinced, fi i- tlie only Tuck ni.oon pcbikikk t.. W Nlesser, Howell’s X Roads, <’a., I writes: '1 w aaalflH'ted’line ye its w ith .O'e- All tlie medicine 1 eoald take did me no j good. I then tried h H B , and fi liottl i eured me sonnd Mrs. to M. Wilson, Bound Mountain, Tex a-, writes; "A lady friend of mine was Iron 1 bled with b mbs and pimples on her (are and neck She took three bottles of B. B B. and her skin got soft and smooth, pimpleadia appeared, and her health Atlanta, improved greatly ” .las. L. Bosworth, Ga, writes: "Home years ago I eontracted blood poison I bad no apt elite, my digestion was ruined, j rheumatism d-ew up my hrnfififi; I eonid 1 hardly walk, my throat was cauterized five 1 times Hot Springs gave me no benefit, and ( my life was one of torture until 1 g»ve B. li. ( Ba trial, and surprising a* it may eem, the rise of S bottles cured me «...u not lf» 1m Advice to Mothers. M i. Winslow's Soothing Hvkxip for children teething, f* the proscription of on* of the beat female nnrses and pKyftCftn* in the United States, and has been noed for tarty year* with never failing anooeas by million* of mothers tor their childreu' Daring the prooeaa of teething its value u incalculable Jt relieve* the child from paiu. cure# dy* eatery and dmrrheee, griping in the ftjweto. and wftd onto*. ksr Bj giving tfcsjjsmii Paine ’s < COMPOUND CELERY CURES PROOFS Neuralgia *g Celery Com - pount. cured my nerv¬ ous sick headaches.** Mrs. L. A. Hkentnkr, Nervous San Jacinto, Cal. Prostration After using six bot ties of Paine s Celery Compound, Ol rheumatism.’' 1 am cured Rheumatism Samuel South Cotmsh, Hutchinson, N. Ii Kidney **lt has 'lone me more good for kidney disease Diseases than any other medi¬ cine." Guo. Abbott, Sioux City, Iowa. ANI) ‘Paine’s Celery Com¬ All Liver pound benefit has for l>cen torpid of great indigestion, and bilious-’ liver, Disorders ««■*•'* Udall, Elizabeth C. Quechce, Vt. THE SUCCESSFUL FARMER. Au Answer to the yucstlon. "filial Con¬ stitutes a Successful Fanner?" Tho question may bo asked. What con stitutes a successful farmer? Different Individuals would give different answers. To ono farmer success means a con¬ stantly Increasing bank account; to an¬ other, farm improvement and improved farm buildings; but there are some men who do not seem to know what success means. According to American Rural Home, the successful farmer is not nec¬ essarily the man who raises the largest crops and sells them for the most money, or who has the direst stock ami farm buildings, or tho largest hank account, but ho who most benefits himself, his family nnd the world, from whatever position he may fill. A farmer may have wealth, lino cattle and barns, and still there tnav bo no sunshine in the home. The outside world will hxik on such a man and say: “There is a successful farmer; ho is making money: look at his stock and farm.” Yes, hut while his fields are fertile his home is ■ desert. The farmer, to be successful in life, must cultivate his mind as w ell as his land. He must remember that he is de¬ him. pendent upon others, as others are upon Ho must bring contentment, pa¬ tience and a home love into his work. Tho farmer must remember that lie is a citizen, and the citizen should be public spirited- havo reached A man is round sometimes said to the top in the ladder, but if lie has reached the top by pulling others down, who like himself wore climbing round by round, we can hardly call his effort a success. So i f the farmer has grown rich in lands and money by making him with others the successful poorer, we fanner. do not class Suc¬ cess in life means intelligence, brotherly love, honesty, public spirit, generos¬ ity and a desire to do right, not from mere policy, but (rom tlie heart. A Recfiio for Corned Beet. First cover the meat with brine, just strong enough to barely float an and egg. for twenty-four it in cold hours, take it out all the blood, wash water to take out throw tho bloody brine away, and for 100 pounds of beef, or in the same propor¬ tion for other quantities, make a new pickle pounds by dissolving of brown six pounds and of salt, two sugar two ounces of saltpetre in water nifiieient to cover the meat: skim il well UTi iv [mur¬ ing it on, and if much scum m i - mi it afterwards before ilie men! i • i. ■;! up, scald it, skim it and pour it lan k when cold. Keep in a cool and well ventilated southern place. For summer keeping ■ r H r uld the states a little more -ait in lie used. \Yhy Canning Preserve* Fruit. Somo of our farmers’ wives may he glad in to air understand tight just why bottles sealing ke fruit up cans or , e- it •molds from spoiling. everywhere Germs of ferments in and the air. ,aro long fruits present alive and So as are growing in a healthy state they aro mostly but proof again they t decomposing vi¬ agents, as soon as Im--e tin if tality through changed conditions, with but few exceptions they soon.and easily spoil. When bottles preserved hot and fruit perfectly is put sealed into cans or while in that condition, tho germs of de¬ cay present in the fruit andean are hilled by the heat, and the sealing excludes tho germs on tho outside from coming into contact with tho fruit. The Improved Douglas Mixture. Mr. Douglas, tho inventor of tho Douglas mixture, gives in Poultry Yard the following formula, which he consid¬ ers an improvement upon sulphate tlie famous iron, mixture: Two ounces of half jug, ounce diluted sulphuric acid, put after in a stirred with a piece of wood, which hot water is added to dissolve, the whole being etirrod untildUeulvoU; when cold put into a quart bottle or jug and fill up with water. Dose, a teaspoon fit 1 \ to a quart of water. j Corn In Tight Crib*. Three yeans’experience in storing corn j j in a tight " crib or granary proves this: if thc co n> wil( , n husked, U: fairly dry, it ; will do to put it in a tight building, tlie pro- ; vided the wfcather he dry during fall l and tho winter l>e a steady, cold one, ] followed hy a drought the next season. But if the following season lie wet, the I corn will not keep well. No more tight j corn cribs for us.—Prairie Farmer. Dr. Moffett’s TEETHINA (Teething Powders) Allavs Irritation, Aids Digestion Kofifulatfs the Bowels, Strengthens the Child,mai r<wihj»& ak<*H Teething y.isy and Cost* only 55 Cent*. Tr cures Eruptions and Sores, and nothl ! Farm ard House and Lot For Sale | A 2b-;- acre farm in : . unit- of • ■ i dim, (,a 80 acres in wcck 1 ?, in splendid and 8lat«* of cultivation, cleared of stamps recks, fix¬ ed for improved farm machinery Machin¬ ery, stock, corn and fodder will bo sold with farm if wanted. All ready for hns'ness anotb J^reTt Also,a large roomy house and two j j in Griffin, (.a. For particulars ad¬ dress me at Griffin, Ga f care (‘lark «V Son. j septIRdAwIbn THAI) CLARK. 1Ult*xoii Cousrh. Hrom hi tiff. Asthma. ln<‘.ir'A f Cl* PARKER’S mniiTtol CINCER Ud- worst TONIC •<! thftu- <» £?-,;:*-<!>• " it iia»t;ui eil caseto n i ; fur ail ajrccUotks >f itie tiirooc hdR Ru.kr*, al ' <Ji- a <•» nt! from impure Y>Ukh 1 and exhaustion. 'l !>r f- and fikek, fftru*n:iinjf ftifatrifft fUiij a low iv^jriDL % t /> th*« grave, ».iil in ti-ony ras«- a reooter t hi y IhetUnelT ui»vf I’arker'* Gin«rer Tunic, Uutdt- • >!. m ^ t rouff. Ya ke it m uni<*. If. h; in»(i‘u.’iii!') f r .> , a;iri diffordernof ftonuwh and bowel* wi^i 'tv, _«j. i ■"FSimiFrn j HAf.l 0AL3AM j to-iR . utiftm tfitf* h;tfr. l*ronio|todi» in • ’.’tit out th. Never P ;t> L >{nRil ‘^*ore Color, Gray li ?r to »♦ 7 Y. ! Olr • • i .r- li •T.. • jlw csv'ijmww . Aa i ■cf A GREAT YEAR in tlie historT of the of intelligence UnRfd Suites <1e«ire» i.« now u> , u Every person of i'-s event* There Letter n ti e with tiiC course subscribe for , way to do so than to ; The Macon Telegraph. Its new* facilities tre nnsurpeaaed fine-' I v a- • i in thcPowih. In addition to the v- a ted Press dispatches, letter it fin* from special ul. c«.rr--; #ure by ft wire anti imj points Georgia and the neighboring of Congress *•«;• fmrlng the present wssion « lagtoo will be the most Important and ties j ’.‘■resting news centre In the conntr? 1 VVu-hiogton Girrespondcnce of the Telegram, tie very beet that can be had Ii* regular correspondent furnishes tlie , «» ard gossip fn full dispatches, Amos J. Cumr t'rcqvr •re iot letters from ilon. «U niter of CongTees trom New York, Frai (>: i »ntcr. and W A CrofTut, three of tt < kD.mil newspaper writers st the capita cos* the Brest wad meet important taeucs * 1 Tariff Refpr Tclsffrapb is * Pcmocratto paper It Is thoroughly tn line With the po: y it President Cievelahd and the Democratic party In tlie coming national campa’g” th» Teiecrsph will not only give all the new* ton: will diwene* ail pahlle t*eu» from the stan pol.t «f geoaia* lwmoeraue tout ftibetr t,i one*. I sally, sm jsar, . . * |fM» •ally eta aewnths, ... * 00 , Hally, thi** Msihs. . - - t on j Daily, eo* BMelk, . Wackfiy. eae ysw. - F I’TOT U-UOI! <•’ Aught, ho irib;« i > 6* Bor.lit At* UK Silver or Gold. tiers, Koid. or Place, (>»od« to Aji; raise, Lhm < r or Cani, U}>t*!iu»i» Day* Mu'it-Hl Tunc M*r*. To Announce, Popular Pr- :k lie• *i Butcher* i(n tiara or Acres, Bakt or r<* Book;, i\> Hire 1 Y*»t *• *uts, us, or « > i. skirt or fiouM e Bremen t, A cure for First Floor. A Hitndy Vails*’, ft HC IUCUt, A VfttslinC To PuruhftM- n Put { liocS'S : Hors©, Teas. Marc, Bet**, , Monkey or H*. Pirn#, lUooJhmir.d or f it/ fir An ■ Front Ft ut from Hu . 'i t> Alakr Knowis. Hire h Hall Your At* : ‘ Driver ur team, H del An Elviruntt’irrnaut ’ *, , Plat \n<tjidlriil Mai;T 1 ! • OiH't ’ ’ w >'• “ 1' SI;!:. . I’to’e I’ll M'll . 1 O - i. ' pf!*', 1’iHi: Kiiqi«. ,! ' nr!*, Wash h r I ■ i’o filly I)ii{l 'J'fiii.g- s m'U (fit i lliu.c- \\ Oils- 1 Ml/;..'*.! W ffii i li .si-' { Male. Unritl-wi • 1 I Flair BaU Pantah ions, Hals, Niurs, Mutton Kesplaitdei Beef, tt ruviit * Dress Almighty nhirth Dollar *»r i * 1.0 or , Eiiuuicial Belief, 11• an* for Keot, ; 8 locks, r^loriu Tf*nF*nH‘nt. i ( i-h to b«i I.j nt. , ocha* ( hkIi to he Spent, Socks, Boent, Portmouiu or Box, Tent, ig. Sheep or t.)x. KovnflD Cemeut, Or Even a Beau— ( Jo— then in a Trice, Head the Advice, fake the Advice Far Beyond Price. Written below— Written Below— ; ADVERTISE ; IN THE . Daily News } I ; | : ; | i To Business Mon. i j l N w ......... i •••■\! in x '-'EDFIl i • . . . ... 1NTKLL1 : "" " Ul 1 ] Pays Well to Advertise b TJ^V: r ALL HXPEVSKb. To travel or for lo¬ work; state which preferred, M*n:ifnctnrcr«.'JW also salary SLt»AN An) , 81 , < im iutmti t>. nov'd’.klTt ll'l TCHES ! ★ JEWELRY, ★ DINNER AND TEA SETS! -)o{- - DECORATED LUSTRE AND PLAIN WHITE ENGLISH GRANITE WARE. DECORATED AND PLAIN CHINA PLATE SETS. GLASS. TiN AND WOODEN WARE. KENTUCKY COOKING AND HEATING STOVES. SEE THEM AND PRICES. NOVELTY CO. ROOTS ppy I -.15 SHOES ^IIUSItj AND LEATHER LkH I VIE. 11 1 . 22 assclkiis SIkh’ Stow ,22 Hill St. I Hill IIoiiK’-niadc Shoes nnd Lcnthcr a Specialty. \v. ,i ail woii< aruj f»a I i make it a jmitit i< ms-repreBent , Ins' *i a large rr.or.t t, t- I. a ’ 1 i c fi :ti I M -fi; - tine fi l l 'hiMri II. W. HAStolSLKUS. I. S.M 11 ) U ~T~ MilHT f I il Gj rail • CO’.'PIETE SUlTb OR SINGLE , !ECES. Suiis of 9 Pi :ces frum $20 io $100, J allies, Bedsteads Spring Beds, Wardrobes, Etc, A limited nuinbvr of Sonins: Hacliiiu’s of tiip host niiilvi s lor sale vpr> low. lam ahvaxs rrail.v Io srrvr inv ciisfoniprs. ila.x and niirht. Mrs. E ( HOCI\ 20 IIILL STREET, M: Styles: uf: AND TRIMMINGS. UF Saxony Wool*, best goods and all ataried color*. Also Wfiolt. r Chi I »f d ezamme wy gttwft «<id fir toe*. Ex©c«to<% sale. tM door ft Griffin, fifeaaSfej *«!#. on the first the foBoetin* of Rhode e»tatt* deceased, for the parpoaa of diatrltmiior among the heirs, td-wlt: to-wit. Two T city lots to Gridin, dc*rriU:d a* follow*: urns two room house and I«t in the comer Of IhUi and Pop- is* streets, ..ne-fourth acre; end one foor room house end lot on 'Taylor atsoet, <mt sere. Terms cf sale, cash on day of aato . **W Et ecu tor of RhodaH.Doe, m AdiuiniatratoPg Sale. LSlil — an order granted toy the Vtm* >f bidder, Spatd mg County, I win i “ »t before the court) In, daring the legal how wftjf fi rst Tuesday in January, probity belonging o?eaid to tha m- is or Mrs M L. Lawton, imto cm ty. deceased, for the purpose of dletrihaUow among the heirs, to-wit; One hundred and ( seventy ;ifiin* district, five acre* bounded of land, north more tar or lea*, land In «T if : Bi-nnke audit. H. Wileon, rut tor toad of a IL Wilson south toy land of S. H. Wll. von and A. It. Lawton and west bjr Dto- ir.cke 1 erms one-third cash and balance ha in one and two years, with eight per eeat. interest. Adrn'r Mrs, M. J. I*. On Lawton, BcLOQKB, dee'd. of 3 Jt!?. ___________ . A(lmintetrator f s Bale. 9 — Bv virtue of an order granted by the Coart of Urdmary highest of bpaiding County,I will tall to the bidder before the court he door in Griffin, iri - daring ‘ ' the legal *alc, on the first Tuesday it in Jan the following jnro£ert|> hejohglo, I " i county, iribution deceased, the for heiro, the to-wit: purpose Two $1,00* __ ' i® bond* among of tlie c. 0. &. A. KB, Co, tvyeaty fiv* khz of stock of the 8, W. “ res share of stock of Central Co. otUt'ortftt Term *at ot sale • Adrn’r of Mr*. M L. Lawtoa, CM. Ordinary'* Adverttsement*. . ........— ------ . - i w o 6rrifflB~«rauNiraCoex. '*~Tsaa^r^ifr' t AKDiNARrs \ / rv, Geoaora, Nov SO, tans —To the erwd itor* and next of kin of Kllraiteiki Huff, late administrator ul Eald county deceased : aaMdefieaaad M. dbHeny ) on estate of hav¬ ing departed thia Ufe and addRaistratlon left Mud estate an - represented and tlie of the same unfinished, thia I* of to the notify fill persons concerned that if nose creditors or next of Kiri of deceased shall apply tor letters ef admiuistruUon on arid estate by the first Monday of cudiaary in January of 1889, by tan o’clock, the court eaad county will cast the unfinished aUmtnistrstion of said estate upon the County * Administrator tyQffHMSm*?. of said eonn- Voc W ' Jl f /XRDIN AKY’S OFFICE—SrAtPiKrt jMr COO*- itor* TV, and (isonou, Nov. 30, !SSL-7 to the **r«4 next of km of Robert Colton* Brown, let* of said county deceased: X M t‘ (ubiistraior on estate of said d; departed and thi* lift ant sen tlHi the lulls’ ed unfinished, It this of to to the S lint noon of acres ed shall apply for totnittyp on said estate ‘ ‘ in Ordinary J uouary of iSfiffby aaidnoonty ton •’ will ed ud ministration of vaid 1 Couuty Administntor foy tajdo ♦8 0». E. vv. ifAMMQMU, itora OSi'SSISSSfctE and next of Kin of j tot. of naiil coimif deo the aiiroinisiratOf on ei unrcprcaonted having deported this tlie llfir, and ad 1 same utrtnbhid, this to to 1 non re rued that If none of ne .t of kin of deceased shall a of administration on said eat court Moitdky of Ordinary in January J88U by ( of said con unfinished administration of. the County Administrator ofi *•‘.00. a, \V. HAMMOX0, __ Ordinary, V / ardinahy’S / < )Ttlt'x^*rmmm Utocp- appointed tv, Gkokuia. Not.JO,IS sfj,—The apprato er« to set apart • twelve months fmj>P«rt for tho widow and minor childiwn of \\ H. T Jones, l»to of mid county dreototod have acted and mode and tiled their report ft thi* office. Let nil t------nr-nr-iimut ohmrtinn toe- fure the court cf Ordinary on the flret Mon¬ day tu January IBtoil, if any canto extols, why ."noli r.-jKirt eliould not be made of the judgment of the c*rirt and be entered rOcord- *LU>. K W. HAMMOND,Ordinary. / \RD1NARY’8 OFFICE—SrauMPO Cow. j VyTT,G«osoi*, Nov. aoth. i&88—To Mwry A Bartlett, administrator of Pftssloy Bur - ! Jett, late oi wpalding County, deceased. J t being represented to me that jou hove ! removed ironi the 8tate of Ocoryft, and | have failed to make returns, and nr* mto- ' managing the estate Of deceased} E. I. ! and Ison having petitioned the Court of Ordft- : ary to bond be dir,.'barged it ordered from suretyship on jour is that you appear before the Court of Ordinary of anid county, by ten o'clock a. m., on tho first Monday in January, IsMt and eliow cause Why ytJ* stiould not make your returns and why said iv I. Ison sliauld not be relieved ns surety 011 Jocr bond. All pernena concerned nro notified to appear at *iid time and place and show cause why a new administrator hould not he appointed ft rase of your fail Die *0,0u to corn'd/ ‘ E. W. with HAMMOND, this order. Ordinary. ( \ RDIN ARY’b'jFFICE —BPai.i> two Oocjf-- rr, has Geoaou, applied Nov 30th, JB88.—A. A. Binder to me for letters of ad mini-tration ou the estate of John Allen, late of said county, deceased. I. ' all pr non* 1 oacerned show cause bo- forc the Court of Ordinary of said county, nt iny office in Griffin, on the first Monday in January, itoVJ, by ten o'clock a. m., why su !i letter, should not be granted. *3 00 E W. iiAMMOD, Ordinary. l/ t \RDINARY to OFFICE —SvaxwNo C«rx tv, Geouoio. Not. 1W8.-J.W. Bn) inrd lias applied to m« for letters of ml mini r tr e ration, dc l>onl» non, with will annexed on tlm t state of N, (} Phillip* late of said county, deceased. le t all p rsons coun rned show can**, toe f..r** office the Court Urifiin, of Ordinary Cf first said Monday connty? in at mi m on the •1 1 u*iy, IH>-q hj icn o’clock a. m , why -u ii letti’i* should not be grant© 1 ?: g to * HAMMOND, Ordinary | V/ kinIIN BY-to OFFICE -HranMaoCm-w- r, i lupin, (h-t. “7th, lbW.—H N. tofni -y. abininisiraior of toant’i Bai ey ha* • •-i to i -i- fur letter* of dtomtosiou from h ’• m ni<irgtion on the estate of Ssml b. • >, iut« uf -aid county, deceased . la i si: i rsons concerned show cauee be- i the court of finliaary of said county, a* mi offic. in Griffin on the flreg Monday o I bruary, lkNl, by ten o’etock O. Or., why ;cfi. li Hi 1 -hould not be gian.ed. I to, W HAMMO!»DjOfdin*ry. For Sale! W w> J ion i •- urtinfi I mi »«> 1* >d * >rlh ill ik over arty price p*y forlt^gnd for th K ^ 'j.'L-rsswiri? ’iSSi r.a.'S: side city limits, i*a)i»cil with ii <B agree m. 1 : out houses, i arna, p- All above ean he *t Houaesasd tor** profit*. k>t» j* di fir reel • itj tor Ml* and to «fit ». A. CCNBHMHU si January Sheriff Sales. tcrificd SpaWliiK property, t ouuly, to-wll: Ge<ir g l», the following Tie S,x Her** ot is rid bounded hy the branch ruiinmg from Waddy’s slearn niiil OM *»■'. ' ’Ulliat the point where the dtteh r»n- ni»K 1 r ' ll “‘ spring emptlea into the branch » 1 J drawn {r ou , tfi e tliU-rreclion of ri>* (Jitcli „, !c t i, r41 | ( h, north by the land line fi. s w t< n M, v. Kirk(«itrick and Jit*. <L Htckn. stiul six acred belnc a part of lot number I S* in tl ;ro District ol ortsinatiy llonry, then Pike, now Spalding Foi-niy. AI«o, District «l\leeo r< «, more or It , in the i liird ot originally lieury. then disllCgeisfi’U Pike, o» w sH«t!ding l ountj. Known a il a* iot t . muu neirig at ti e •otlUn'ct ■■timer uf jaul lot and running due east tire c! nil - and twenty roods, then* " no-lh to ti-i a- coiid branch twenty eight < branch haiitor tin n- 1 ■ up the northern prong of the rise >r if ii aj land line toleru; t.«id 3ea I .tiufl '. ( »i "l U,non o < upiwd mid to) taw l, ci; ■•■ Mt.< don,.' thhtf• - \ mi liaiiis fi. the II b gUii.iug tiq-crtyee .... • onUtt. oruttf. fWt -tiatnf no M.ai at c jir. . pi» i - • i v\in \l. B>- k», attanutotmtors of • J - A ifi i kf>. deceniUHi. ny vir- ire ' tn Wsnril from S(>nUliHC in ,,1 .*i . Horne t - v, ■ M Becks, mlrttla • v I ! .1 • Bc'-hs, Wv - • o i! gaily non tfiil »’•»(« ) i < , 1 .*: 1 - aCe, niii (,c 1 !■ . ’ ot lend t 1 ‘il " 1C •* Uit . i > •*• n-y, bound I -i • in- ne' ‘.iv i f ituirews, on the w : !>’. lei. Ice-.'*, oo : fie multi by W. b t •on, o.i «im cast by desse Griffin, eon- tnitiiugtot seres, ti iug the bit on wtiieh Pr f ti: Miller resides. Is vu-<! on and sold a* the Ts-rtv of Prnrtlt Miller tiy virtue of » ii nib: in 'S* li f* issued of Geo from *. ftluildlngSuperior Wood ft Promt (, i.ivtn M Pielllt Miller, terunt in poeMesiog, irgallr notified. tiiuc and plate, will be Alsu, nt theranie sold acre, of laud in the southeast corner of iot No. oh in ICtWth district G M. of S|,sl(i jug ( .unity, hounded east by It T, Fatter- south by land of .Inn. H. Bishop, west by land of B. J’. Levied (fray, north tlie by other land* of of H P. Gray. on a* property B. P Gray by virtue of a mortgage (1 fs is* suss! from Mae.liioe,Co. Spalding KtijMj.ior 1> P. Court Gray. in favor H. P of Kfcffer vs Gray, tenant ft ,oseessloti, legally notified. Ale <, at the saiiio time and place, wifi be sold a one thud undivided interest in a car t dn store house In the city of D. Oriflin, W. Spald ing County, bow occupied by Sim Her, formerly occupied by Sti well A Keith, on Hill tree! m mid city, the same firing 11 two sfi.ry bfi k tifiitdtor. and fi onnded ntwlh by tlie store house of A. Sohencrman, east Djr Hill street, south by store house of It. 1’. Mi Williams and west by an alley, l^vird on and sod as the i ropeity of 1, 11, Keith to s.'ti-fy time ii fas issued from tvpalding County Co rt in favor #f H B Cinflin & Co. vs. . Stilwell so o A Keith. I). W Bhafier, len- ant in possession, legally notified A Iso, at the same time and place, will he sold seventy-five acres off of lot ot land No 14."> m tlie -t’li District of bpalding t unnty. the said seventy-five Mi re'* of land being strip the entire length of said lot on the south «ide, tionndedon the north by Head’s Creek, on the-oath by land of James Dully, oulke east, by tlie lot on which I now live, anil an tlie wi.st by lauds of Win. 11. louchsloca. Levied on mid sold by virtne of a mortgage fi f.i i-stn (l from fipalding Bnpcrior Court in favor Ilf4nu.es I’. Horne vx. G. B. W, Parker, S.VV. P.n!.e ,i,,,anno potion,lagally Also, at the same tiuie and place, vill bo sold one (earth of au «< ro of land In the city .d Gritliu, bounded on the north by I»sae Mnlem ; wc-t by U. 'I . fi t iel, smith by part nt the same iot, east by Eighth street. Lev¬ ied t on ttisfy a- the property jrisiice court of Henry ti fn issued Prudence, fr'HB i - one ttio fnvor justice of li court P liiniitou of lUHst <k district Co. G. |l, Htnrv ft vs. F'tudenc - Levy made by Geo. D. Johnson, L C a il turned over to in* TenuBt In pos c■ ion Ii gnllv notified li, S CONNELL, Sheriff,