Below is the OCR text representation for this newspapers page.

many other Important prepared Advantages Foods. over all busies cry for it. MAUDS RELISH IT. Plump, lushing, Stomach Healthy Babies. and Bowels. Tby MCHtfPlOW Drugytab. f »3c, t&, 30c, SUOO. , iggimaTM. yt. Baby Portraits. i , poitlolioof plate paper beautiful by patent baby photo iwrtraits, printed .line iTto of Baby biro within process, sent Mother any a year. Jf Mother iby's name wants and these age. pictures; send at once. , RICHARDSON U CO., P ops., Burlington, Vt. FINE PERFUMERY AND TOILET SOAPS. -Also, n full line, of— Drags, Patent* Medicines, Paints, ,Oils, brushes And Druggists’ Supples, at bottom prices, can A I,WAYS be found AT DREWRY’S JDRTTG STORE 28 Hill Street,GRIFFIN, GA. WE KEFP ON HAND TIIE FINEST i Flour, Sugar and CIGARS AND TOBACCO. 0- At the LOWEST PRICES of any one in the city. We have the lim-l f Whiskies and Brandies AND BEST OF ALL THE FLAT SHOALS CORINE WHISKY! which is noted to be the finest that is made. All of the above for medical purposes, Com and see n«. GEORGE & HARTNETT. d&wtdec^ri A. LOW Mil Jinlii ill Dialer- ii JEWELRY, CLOCKS, &C. Special attention given to Repairing. 20 Hill Street GRIFFIN, GA I will have to-day nice mixed fish. Fresh Oysters Shrimp, Ci abs, Rice Birds, Celery, Bananas only 35c doz. Mixed Pickles, 70c gallon, Sweet Pickles, 85c gallon, Plain Pickles, 00c gallon. Cheese 15c lb to-day. 20 A different large lot varieties. of A. E Crackers just received; tie, soda water and Lemonade Schweppe line ginger bottle. 12c per 50 lb any Patent flour $1.65 to-day. J. Ts/L. MILLS W. M. Holman .1- Co. -Have FRF8II--- Magnolia -> Hams, Cooked Corned Beef 12^ 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, HOW? to Save IVIoney By buying your DRY GOODS, HATS, SHOES AND GROCERIES of H. F. STRICKLAND, NO 57 HILL STREET. - GRIFFIN, GA. J2gr~500 prs. of > pie Sno*-* at It ss than wsale prices. Also a good line of MEN WOMEN S'ANl) ('ll 1 LDllEN’SSHOES. IJought regular, ai ietlucei! prices. Calicoes, Sheeting and Checks, all marked down. Kentucky Jeans, ail guides, 13 to 47i cents per yard. Wo have a full line of Mens' Womens an I L t.ihlreiib il- sc ft’- 10 to d*J rents. ()m childrens’ tmv -i sml 1 ark h< sc at 10 (' tils per pair is the lies' ibin,/ iii town for the inn \ . liamlkt n hints. I owels, Corsets, F .h 11 1 11 I Collars and Cuffs, all a‘ it «es times. (.live me a trial and f will save v money. U- F. STRICKLAND. A NEW mi SWEEPS CLEAN SPESVCE &. SMITH, OPPOiklTIO HKD I£ WABEIlOU§E,SOLO>IOiS !*t UTAte n< u niidj to do )> i.i tv. ik. Repairing l.uggirs and WHirons is a feature Xlielr buMiiew-. on which skilled h I «rnu:\ i* used Bring u* your work jar- IVr will build i. u umthiUKon s' " »i< • Is- will Buggies. be Phaeton-, Gir« of' sum- 'it’h s. n ego: porta (_•> = Drays, and Delivery Uug.ti h:,*r painting a G.o.».> b job to. .in V' itli Nothing hut good u.m k will lie done V . not take a . r,y |U e. 11, Spence Rt tltefelm y < »n cannot fail to i «*t fair deal'll l . Cali on hf * « 1 > oa Gu.r SPENCE & SMITH , Solomon Street, Griffin, Ga. Shipment Finest Teas, CRACKERS, ALL SORTS. 15c. lb. HAMS. BONELESS SHOULDERS. ETC FINEST FLOUR ON THE MARKET It’s Easy to Dye TV I Til J Dia mond Dyis Superior IN Strength, Fastness, Beauty, AND _ _ Simplicity. no r otto. C 1??olofs S - iocent. 23T* “"* WELLS, RICHARDSON <S CO., Burlington, Vt. tor Gliding or Bronzing Fancy Articles, DIAMOND PAINTS. Gold, Silver, Bronze, Copper. Only to the commonwealth. Th« News u Gathered Urtr Gfeigl*. A cavalry •ompADj la to b« oigto izsd at Bainbridga. On, O|vletho v p* faimtl Las 160 Bui., .till in ‘tie patch. lie;*; n* 1 :*!. Seem, to liars a hlf. ug Upward ci,deucy in tier; p«it of ' it S A H. tiil.v g'-.iii us a week u th* wh.sky dr kinp oatmeuy of cue town is O^'njt ii.’i |j> . so ’ll, bad, R t-F, H, (iainea has accepted the pastoral call to ihu I’re.briei i.n church at Decatur. Over $50,000 hag been subscribed for iLim new bank stock, and it is c! ■lost a settled fact that Quitman will hava another bank. The murder of W. J. Join,*, of Newton county, is (till wr#| oed in mvsiery. aud no clew eg to who whs the murderer baa yei beau obtained. in 1841 a eased was intered in th« Dublin cemetery in iba honor of William Henry Harrison, who died a abort time utter he was inaajfuraied President. A young man named cook wu* sr rested at Bainbridge. Wednesday, charged wi h bavinj forged a note on Lit living in Miller c< un ty, and attempting to pass it ,,n a Buinbndge man. A. L, McDonald, a marrbsnl of C -vington has failed. fli« l.biliuea me snppoaed to be $(1,000 oi $8 000, and his asset a |4,000 or $5,00 A mortgage tot $2,000 nan levied on bis stock of good* Friday. Ibe Whilst t plantation, in t e northwestern [rat t of Worth county, containing 1 244 acres of land, was sold a! public sale at I,abed, last Tuesday for $2,000 to Looms 1'. Morgan, of V ienns, Dee.t eountv. J A Reynoids.oue of Taliapo.rsa’a enterprising young merchanis who runs a lumber business m North Cast Georgia, bus associated with bun several gentlemen, suo will once proceed to establish chmr j ! manufactory Tallapoosa, The gin bou.-e of J. M. Dalior, who lives two miles nyita of Dub lin, Inis been dvelioyad by fira. t<> gethtr v.nb two baies t-f cotton and a l«t of cotton seed, ft is supposed to be Ibr work of an itjceeudirtry. Toe loss will amount to $800 or $1,000. Joan HlFariieO, prepiietor of the the great l’ornelj, p*a<di oicbards, says: One vaiiety—the It. E. Ij,e— produced, iu 1880, on seven ucref, $0 00 worth of peaches. On < n* limb ttieiegiew sixty pe.icbes, and i- nt* so liiMVr tnst it r.quirvd two lusi <i v -.r iv it. Fill!,, ol r irso A. C. Dal u l, of the Chfi.ke* i’ii i ei neighboi hood, of OgUtlioipe coil! us ’hi* sea si n gathered fourtien I usbel. of p cans. For iheso nut Mi. Dimel fluda a rsady market, and the profits frow this on® ties is us grant as from any on« Here in cotton. Kinging Noises In the ears, eomutinu'H a roaring hazr.uig sooml is caused an,I by eatarrh, that exceeding ly (iisugreoable wry G' Uiawn disease. Loss of smell or hearing also reslultfrom ca¬ tarrh. Hood's Sarsaparilla, the great blood | puiitier.is for ttjisdisea.se, a peculiarly which it successful by purifying remedy cores Die blood. If yon suffer from catarrh, try Hood’-Sarsaparilla, the peculiar medvine. A Tributa to Unlimited Cheek. Froiu the New York Fr#»«. Oliver M. Stout, a newspaper men j jvbo was recen tly »ppoint*d school in spector fiy Major Hewitt, called up I on tka mayor Wedneuilaj to be sworn | in. Mr. Stout i> a stock), »rao<Ah faced yantlenian and lookvd exceed inglv aignified i» lnsry# giasssaand btv gloss? silk ha'. lie rvrnoved the iatt®r when be faced the tnavi t atid ibowed. ‘•Wt~,:, ■» i hi» ii.ni.i, ‘-have v i u • | come !>»• »hi mi h?" Mr. $’i ut 1 i au-.eu tl.a- such an tha objwt-r vt b:s visit. ‘‘If.) )ou kiiew win, appoint ‘ ed )ou - : atkesi Ait. 1U w i “Vou dtd." replied Mr Mou 1 , | beaming arid smiling. “Do ?»u know why you were ap- : pointed?'’ asked the mayor. 1 A* a in sip iment to niv self, 1 iup [lose," said M r. Stout “No ! no! no!”said bis boiinr,‘M‘ whs a compliment to your cheek “Well," said Mr. Stout, “a roan j can’t make a sacccss a* a reporter un j lent ae lias cheek," “Ob, 1 auppoae not," replied Air. j Hewitt, “but the appointment was not imetrdad as a compliment to yon. You have worked and voted iu tke interests of a man wko has shamefully abuaed and vilified me,and you have repeatedly tome into tkia office wear , ing that mao's badge," Mr. Stout threw out lit chest in order to bring into clearer view the green button representative of Mr. Purrey and hie “Mr. Pur ' contingent. roy—" began Mr Stour, bet the Mayor waved brm into aifrnee, end •eitf: U 1 tell you again shat the appoint went waa not intended as e compli meet lo but tribnte ' you, as a to j° i,r <*«*• w«w. u t you be sworn in ?" Mr. Stout lt d he would, and he Advice to Wothers. M a, Wikslow’s Boothxko Si hi j* for cl.iMrtni k^MiiDg, is the prescription of uiic c i the host female nawi and Inis ph vsioiaifS in th© United State**, an l , het‘u ufchI for forty voar* with r:< ver j failing hv miHiruja of rroH’.rs for thtnr ehihireo During th« pruc^'sn of totfcbuig if.s vaiuo in itieaUffthih'* ft tdh^vt^ fhi-child from {miu. <iyu I'uU'rv .;id (lierrhma, tfripiug i; Dip bowt-ls, iinti \vin>! <vt-ie lh giving health * Iht* ilnluttud : * .-t ’ho mother, f’He*- N> Ca’p’h ** hoftie i tgfo.iAwl' Condition of LsaiUng Ciroj.^ .Yji ofiicial report from thudepartmea: at of Washington the shows that the been condition equaled present corn crop 1ms only three times in ton years. The pres¬ ent average condition is 02. There has been a little reduction from frost in northern New England, New York and the Michigan. There has been no decline iu northwest, and the status of the great the corn surplus states remains as on : 1st of September. Bad weather iu lias had a slight effect in re- , ducing result condition. The indications favor ranging making ahoat twenty-six buslieln to the m re, a full average. The ■ h Tl ! from -■>■ < Jast month to i.,1, mainly New York from tho tho decline effects was of from frosts. 92 to 70, In ; from GO to 63, Michigan ! 85 to 77. The average condition of less potato than crop is about 87, a decline of 4 points. Tobacco lias fully s tho condition of last month, ‘ for all kinds 8:s.3. The gen¬ average for winter wheat is tw( lv< an acre, and for spring wheat over ten bushels. flow to Keep Cider Sweet. The be t method of preventing for in early made cider, says Fahrenheit Gardening, and i by heating to 175 ight package and sealing [lacing .vi.il.i in an l.,f air 'oliowing tho usual up !lut ' I vtoitei* method u-uK. ajxkyv t oi - , CtUiiiin^ ] 'ruit. Cider put put up up Lv tv this thi, process J > kept, through tho'wrond summer j sweet as when it ran from tho press. objection to this method i.i that it to some extent the • flavor ■ of - the ■ and just when does opened canned for uso it fer¬ ns fruit. A of preserving iato made cider is add some antiseptic advertised in the I i journals, which sulphur has as its active in- ingre either or salicylic the latter being tho most Used, one of the acid to thirty-two gallons of being tho rule. Agricultural Notes. Tho 1 xt.ii crop has boon materially in- in many section., by unsjcasonubli Puyallup Valley, Washington tin- cent r of tho licqi of territory, has completed the harvesting of an Imp territory crop. is admirably The climate adapted and of this hop and culture, diseases being that exempt usually from the appear 11 ★ JEWELRY, ★ DINNER AND TEA SETS -)"! DECORATE'' LUSTRE AND PLAIN ENGLISH GRANITE WARE. DECORATED AND PLAIN CHI A SETS. GLASS. TtN AND WOODEN WARE. KENTUCKY COOKING AND STOVES - F E THEM THEM A AND Nil PRICES PfSIut. XO\ELTY CO, BOOTS, SHOE AND -A 7 22 iwiiK Slim 1 Stun 22 IliN St. urn Home-made Shorn ami I.eaUier a Specialty. j-'/.f Wr warrant nil u rk swi >h:il .:[:<!!.( !( f 11 ! - r <' [ I r < SCflt i ‘iff. Just rec 'iyeU a larg'- shipmepi < I t >i i : - I/kIii-' ,u <1 Misk-h fine anil school .'liops- fi>r C'ltIhlrcfi. H. W. HAEtsELKUS. A. S. MU ul 1 i C0.VPLETE SUITS UR SINGLE PIECES. Suits of 9 Pieces from $20 io S{GO. Tables. Bedsteads. Spring Beds. Wardrobes. Etc. A limited iiuiuIht «*1 Som'iu: Alacliinc-s of tl»o niiikos lor snlo \ory low. I am always roady lo sorvo my oustomorH. day and iiiulit. Mrs. H. E. ( ROCKER 20 HILL STREET, Latest: Styles: uf: AND TRIMMINGS. Saxony Weal*, best goods and all asorted colors. Also. German wn Wools a«r Cali Or 4 examine my syotHi and pnee* inn i» Farm and House and Lot For r?.,^ A ^> S ?, 8 < re farm in * mile* of (Ditto, b d f ir Improved farm machinery. cy. *!•■■ k. c t .ru suit fodder wilt tie sold (■nil if wanted. Ml ready for tauituos snotli ei J.-Iir. A Go. n large roomy nimse and avro lot in (>tiffin. Gr. For particular* iliroi rep!Itlii.Ai\,'tui Hie at GrifJli!, Go , cHre THAI! ( lark CLARK. A Son. .... VYL D * v nuLii Ar rki oittAioHO® ini » o Mwain AND ALL EXPENSES. To travel or for 'vork; Flat • which jrrfenati, also ^ Si J > A N Jc *-••* ( < )., Manufacturer*. w ...... Gforcc st G,nci»Dftti, <» nov2tk!7t Uiioare ous akd and mi Hr ru; Dc hiliiy, S v in ui a N\Vuk»»< t i< s. Ni % h t > E-mom** ■ .* 1 <ii5 •' 1 uf • sir'iy HtthL* i itli I’ ;i:i I’rt fiintn. > i’ct ay, < tipaumj-ii"U ef*l id Jt*r fVai>’ 1 r*‘5t! i-* ' l -: <1 with p.irtu ii'ji.r- for ft• m • ; • 1‘unrs uaj- 'iiJeed i , I'kaus, *‘12 ui.d * a 14 * Dufcl- Tran nov^fhtwfjr. New Atlvcrtisements T /}'. “ tWERTli'' __ A ’*• "{ •W' "*"!'"!■ : "" (1 s t a . KS AND 8K< I Bias «dl > » it! i ‘ 1 Oo^'v.'Lw.nltl.- dun;.",. ........ Wl , n , n r 1!w i otter modiuin fur itfeotiio work than the vriou- of <~v.i HeG< t l.ooil I.i- t. t;EO. F ROWELL A Co , g, ‘ Advertising Rarenu York, to hpruco «<r.-et, ----— A GREAT YEAR IU (he htstorv of the tntelligenc* United State* deatreato t* now « livery person of p:u with the course of tu event*. There !» fit! ter w sv to doao than to subscribe tor Tint Macon Telegraph. it- mu •s-'i;ittcs addition are nnanrpaased the fullest hr any in t)„. smith. Ill to h: j iT.-s-d: .pnu-hoa. ti ha* epeciat oorrpspond “"•<* by a ire and letter from all imlnt* tu Georgia present and tesslou the neighbortng of CongrcMM Sbites. J)urlnf; the and l«Kton will bo the most Important tl ,„ v ,, t7 t „. sl V hnt can be had. it*, rt-lmiir correspondent full dispatches. fnnilahea . .VS and gossip tn pe. hit I,-iters irom lion. Amos J. aiem!« rof Congress trom Now York, trank ; j.Miter, and W, A. Croffnt, throe ot the known newspaper writers at the capita!, dls the livest and most Important iMuea o! ti, The Ti trgrnpli is a Democratic Tariff It is tboronEhty tu line with tbs if President OlaveJur.A and tIre In thu comtn* national eampalKU will not only give alt tb« news, a;n 01-,1-ms alt public Issues trom the stand of genuine Democratic faith. onee Piily, one year, - ... 117 si* months, - • - . U three months, - - - - 8 one month, .... one year,'.....I Term-- Cash In advance. Address TUX TKbEORAnt Mxcev. < 2 sos«U i W... ,-1 pi m B* : • • i > s -Irid January Sheriff Sales. Spalding County, Georgia, the following de¬ scribed pfipetty, u»-wlt: hi* acre* of land bounded by the branch running train Waddy's steoai mil! on lha ea t. south at the point whore the ditch run¬ ning fr. m the rpring cmjitiea Into the branch *• l it, line drawn from tho Interaerlion of the ditch and brunch, north by the land Hue between K. t’. Kirkpatrick and J a*. A. Hoks, suid *ix uere* fwinir a part of lot BUtnher 1-1! in third District of originally Henry, then Pike, now bpulding less, Cotuty. the t hird Alao, District aixteen of acres, mote or m originally Henry, then dliliogoukcd Pike, now KpnUling County, known md anathwed a» tot r.uuitiM lMi,, otnmeiieiog at the I'ortu r of mid lot mid running ca*t five e! nil.- m,<! twenty r<«xi», ibenee due north to l tin m c ud branch twenty eigtit chain*, tl.i m c up the northern prong of the branch !»i tin nr initial laud fine between said iu and tlir i n v, -t of it, now o * upil'd by Jas .k. Becks, II.e.i.!• .outli aloii . »uid line thirl? six i hams tu the beginning vomer, hatted on and -old «* Hi jiroy« rtv of Walter C. Heck- I'ul Wiu M. Keek-, naoiuiktrator* of the estnle .1 \ hi < K-. deceased, h? rtr- tu* of mi.! G .e Ii !» i-MUed Trout L.Horaev». H|«Mtug Siipeiini t nurt in favor "f Jn* Waiter C lie. i.- i, W n. Vt Itei ts, admin istrators ni lie- r t : v beck*. Win. M, tti'ek ■ t.-ui* • -e li, legilllt llnli- tied. »».<*». ai f .*,.< i.j. i n p are, Hlif he - ii . .iiat ii.i.f .i psii ilot ant ta ing m b, it.g :: a’ eia,!: ..My i I eh : ) , bound i.i a:i tilt' iiurtti In I I \ Iidrew s, on Ihe w 1 by Ben lie.....j, on lh< *.>Gth In- W. h. Ji.i k-on, on ilieeasi by .Itsse Grlinn, con- la ning Hi in i! r, Ii, mg ihe tot on which Fd t Iii Milh r n -u'.i a. Is vuni on and sold ns the jiiejiert’ I.f 1’rofflt Miller by virtue of n iiiortgngi II fa i-»i.i"d from sipnldlog Superior Court in favor ol lino VV.VVoodn. rrofflt Miili i l’roffit Milter, tenant In [.oaseeslou, legally notitled. .Vlso, at the same lime and place, will be sold 2'i aeres of land In the southeast corner ot ot No. r>f> in lOtWth district ti M.offfpald ing t 'Otilj, hoUDded euHt by If Bfhiiop, T. Falter ■on, e,nth by laud of .fno V. wrst by land of H. F Gray, north by other land* of H. i’. Gray. Levied on as the prigierty of sued B i' frorn Gray Spalding by virtue of a mortgage 8 fa UJ of KofTar Madiiiie Co. Hope, tor Conrt.in favor vs B. F. tiray. B. F. Gray, tenant in ^oaseaston, legal y notiftad, Als i, at the same time and (dace, will be -old a one Bind undivided interest SB a eer. tain store lions,■> In the city of Griffin, Hpald log County, now occupied by I). \V. Shaffer, Hill formerly uerupied by Sti well At Keith, on street in said city, the same being a two lory brick building, and Denuded north by tlia store house of A. Seheuerman, east by Hill stieet, south by store hou*eoflt. F. M‘William* and west by an alley, levied on and sold aa the property of J, If. Keith to KMi-fy three ti fas iasueU from Spalding Ci.unly ( (■ irt in favor ef H It Clitflin ik Uo. v* tjtilwdl i Keith. !>. W ShaBev, ten- niit in possersion, legally notified Also, at the same lime and plate, will be sold seventy-live acres off of lot of land No* 145 in the 4th District of MJiuhling County, the sniil seventy Are sere* ot land being ship the entire length of said lot on the south side, bounded on the north by Head’s Creek, on the south by land of James Dnfiy, on the enrt by tbo )<d on which I now live, and an the west by lands of Win. H. Touchstone. Levied on and sold by virtue of a mortgage ti fn issued frmn Spuming Superior Court in favor of James L. Horne vs. O. S .\V, Parker, U. H, tV. i’urker,tenant in possession, legully notified. .Mao, at the same tinu and place, will l»e sold miD lanrtli of an aeio of land In the city of Griffin, bounded on the north by Isaac Malene; west by H. T. Da lei, south by part of liio same lot, east by k.ighth street. Lev¬ ied on as tiie jiroperty of Henry Frudvnce, to satisfy one justice eonrt li fa issued from the jnstige court of HiOtst district G. M. in favor of li. F Blanton & Co, v*. lienry I’rmlenec. 1-evy made by Geo. It. Johnson, !. (J., arid Iurued over to me Tenant in pos essioti legally notified li, 8. CONNELL, Sheriff. 5 if n wr < A | uaiomem, Ro.»fd<’r<», To bf* Bought A «fc uts, Silver or (iold. < i tderR, McrchatdiM Hold. 8crvani> oi I'lat’r, <i%od.4 to Ap; raifie, Lit A y t I i» Teai- r CHrtM, * opening l)ay» Mu*>1<‘m 1 >er», i o Aiinoune*’, C/q/t/hir Vrrurhi r*. llou»6» or Acrrn, * «»oK>, Butabcrt or Baker». Hoyk«*, Hoatu, I f flir** or Let, om-- s I>re.»ffi skirt or flourn ® Ba8‘f fTit'fjt, A cure for dlftea»e. Eirgt Floor. A Httndy Vnlmc, To ('ii-M’inuijI, A Mo!iHn('hemi»# r PurrbMC Del, < IlMCWt*, Horse, M a re, Beeji, Monkey Biooihotiad or Bear, . or ffjiitx Or Are Prone t '<i from Eitz, To Make Known, To Hire :i Hull Your Store, Driver or team, Hosiery, An Xrifij.uleni Klegunt Marriage, Carriage,Dry Upholstery, oods, Play .Concert or Ball, Picnic*. Skates. Excursions, Toscll Plaic-, renlur’sDiveieions, Knick-Knacks, lo i' ’f ' Diamonds, < lothea Ileadyl Mode, Pearls, Increase of Trade, Kings, Coal, Coke and Woo d ( W oris, Pictures, Lectures, ii«h for Features, * To buy Odd Things, All Kindsof Food Or sell 0:1,1 'I hlugs. Work* on Theology, Cats, Koi*. Mats. Kliitf Flag*, Bats Bags, Pantaloons, Bag*, Hats, Nags, ttk.plundei Minton tCravats, (*r««. shirts or collar* or Beef, Almighty Dollar*, Financial Kciief, House for Rent, 8t<a k«, Store, Tenement, Clocks, * ash io be L mt, i.eecka, Cash to he Spent, Socks, Scent, Portrnonia or Box. Tent, I ig, Sheep or Ox, Roman Ceiueut, (>r tven a B. s'i — Go— Then in a Trice, Read the Advice, ! nkc the Advice Far Beyond Price, Written Below— W ritten Below — ADVERTISE IN TfiE- Daily News To Businoss Men. XT G LA BORED a KG I'M ENT IS NEEDED i* in these day. to ronvince I NT El. LI GENT nirn that it Pays Well to Advertise fknKSm — HAIR BALSAM < a * rv**-s \rwi v. a-jUftm* the hmtr T mom aMi * lajunaiii N«v«r Fiii* to RffiRior* Orty Wait ♦?> »ti Yc^ffcAfl Color. Oarmmsmtv 41sw«w«ttntl **ir fnlMwjj _1 i '.Rf'XdL_ HINDERCDRNS. m oAd haw: <mrr tan a rim. iUMOxrsm evmtiHt u.’ to* I'di lasii’wttfMi H mm Executor’s Sale. » Of Um fc _ door in CYrffBn, daring sale, os the flist Toe*da the follow i eatate of Hh deoeased, the f u ._____ _ _ ____ « b«irs. tA-wit Two efty iota ts Grimn, house and described as follow*: one two room tot an the corner of 13th and Pop- la* street*, one foorth sere; and one four room house and lot on Taylor street, one t ffJO. r™--s-s^gjSit Knc utorof RhedsH.Doe, desd. AUmiulstrator’s Sale. of By virtu* of an order —ted by the Cosrt Ordinary of “ County, f will ssit to the highest 1, lore the court bouse door tn Griffin, the legal hours of safe, ' • the (no ff iitofw rst 4 tysgvknjf in m fliiui January, 18N8, eawwtsiWf’tasSiS: ty. dee. used, for the purpoao of dUtributioa timing the heirs, to-wit: One hundred and of » li Wilson, L«wion south by land of 8.^8. WH- son and A. It. sad west by IMa- ranke. Terms one-third cash and belac.ie in in one and two year*, with eight per OMt. Interest. J. C. BHOOKS, Adm’r of Mr*. M. L. Iewton, dee’d. ♦«.oo Administrator’s Sale. By virtue of an order granted by the Court of Grdinary of Spalding County, I will **11 to door the highest Griffin, bidder before the court bouae in during the less} how* of county, deceased, for the purpose of dla- tritiutton among the heirs, to wit: Thro i 1,000 bond* of tho C. O. A A. BU. Co, tweaty.ffve share* of atock of the S. W. KB. Co. and ooe share of stock ef Central Kit. and Bask lag Co. of Georgia Terms of sale, cash on dsy of sale J.C. BROOKB, Adm’r of Mrs. M Lesrton, dic’d. *0.00. Ordinary’* Advertisement*. i kRDiNAity'a of’ v/ tt, G so sou, Nor. 30.18B6 —Tothe wed Hors and Bert of kin of Eliza bath Hoff, Iste of said county deceased : N. M. Ootlens the administrator on estate of auid deecaeedbev- ir.g departed this life snd left said estate un - represented an.1 the administration of the same unfinished, this is to notify all persona concerned that if nose of the creditors or next of kin of deceased shall apply for letter* ef adininistrstton ou said estate by the Art! Monday of in January 1889, by ten o’clock, the court the unfinished Ordinary of said county will coat administration of sold estate IT lh * ’'TVffiSffifflK’a.T' n.ou * of said county docessed; N M Co liens the ad- ministrator on estate of said deceased bavteg departed this life tn 1 left said estate ua---- m nted and the administration of the unfinished,tiffs ed la to notify all persons, t hat If none of the creditor* or in of deceased jdisil apply for letters of ist ration on raid estate hr o^eJoek, the first Ordinary in Janoary of 1889 by ten the off administration saldeonnty said wiQ cast the th of estate upon County Adminlatrator for said eownty. Oe&wyi *3 O’. B. w ■ HAMMOND, late ________________ of said odonty dcoeased: t X. .f« M tlia administrator on estate of said.,, having anrepresented departed this life .nd left said ( and the admIststratfon same concerned unfinished, that If this hi to of Better the oil of none cred nest kin of deceased shall apply for Ml ot administration on said estate by the! Monday tn January 1889 by ten o’ ' the County Administrator of said oooaty, 43.00. B. TV. HAMMOND, Ordinary. /\RDINAUy8 ' OFFICE—8pau>aw Uocw- 7 tt, Okokou, No?, SO. 1888,—T^eappeal* ers appointed for th# to widow set apart a twelve months support and minor children of W H. T Jones, late of said county deceased hove acted and made and Sled their report in this office. l*t all prisons concerned show cause be¬ fore the eonrt of Ordinary on the first Mon¬ day m January 18%!, if any cause exists, why such report should not be mode the judgment of the < »or ! »nd be entered of record- E. W. HAMMOND,Ordinary. ( Un, \UDINARY’S OFFICE—*rau>nta Com. A. Bardett, Gioboia, administrator Nov. 30th. 1888—To’Mary den, late of Bpsiding County, of Press!ay Bur¬ it deceased. being from represented to me that you have removed the State of Georgia, end ary to bond, be discharged ordered front that suretyship on your it is you appaar before the Court of Ordinary of told county, hy ten o’clock a. m„ on the first Monday to January, 1889 and show cause why **id yon should not make your return* snd why K. I. Ison should not be relieved a* surety on vocr bond. All perron* concerned nr* notified to appear at said time and place and show cause why a new administrator should not he appointed in cote of your fail ore 96.00 to com'dy K. W. with H this AMMOND, order. Ordinary, /'ARDINAKY’8 MFF1CE—ftPiLDtnoOocn- Binder v/rr, has Groaou, applied No? ,30th, Jttfij.—A. A. to me for tetters of off ministration on the aetnte of John Allen, late of said county, deceased. Let all persons concerned show cause b*- fore the Court of Ordinary of said county, at my office in Griffin, on th# first Monday in January, 1889, by ten o’clock a. why such letter* should not be granted. •3 00 E. W. HAMMOU, Ordinary. / \RD!NARY’S OFFICE -Spxluiso Coes V-/TT, Geop.oi*. Nov. AGth, 1««8.—4. W. Bui i»rd ha* applied to me for lettersof odminir tratratiou, de txmi* non, with will annexed ou ltic cHate of N. G Phillips late of Osid county, decessod. Let all persona conc erned show cause be fore ths Court of Ordinary of said county, *1 my office in Griffin, on the first Monday in January, WJ by ten o’clock a. m-, why such letter. *houhl not be grant* 1 t i»> t W HAMMOND, Ordinary. d kJ \KDINAKY S OFFICE.—SMirnnoCotrx- tt, i.r.oaoiA Oct. 27th, 1888.—H. N. i | Stanley, administrator of Sam’l Bai ey has i applied to me fur letters of diamiseion from hi. administration on the estate of Sam i Bailey, bet late of .aid county, deceased all person* concerned atiow cause be- foie the court of Ordinary of said county, at my offic- in Griffin cm the first Monday n February, 1 v*‘, by ten o’eldck a. m., why *iich letters-herald not tic granted. 8*5.15. B vv. HAMMOND, Ordinary. For Sale! 10 nett- wuod land in*id* corporate hMh». Th« wewd will nearly pay tor it,and then tin land « wort* over price «tod far N Ml sere*, KX! tn wood* part Isold* nfetty&sn- ih V, acre. ,n»ide eity Utntta. H »nwT* side city limits, with ntiMtSM MW* 65 S. res inside city BmUs, T room |o*w out houses, bsrna, frwtt*. A*. All shore to dltiM to let*ami * am. *t large profit*. House* and tot* in different rawtomi ef to* City lor Mi. and to vent a A. < I MlBaiAJK,