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m»ny other Important prepared Advantages over all Foods. BABIES eRY FOR IT. INVALIDS RELISH IT. Sold by Druggists. 145 c, 30e., Sl.uO, WHJi, RI CHAR DSON t CO:, bu ihihbtos. vt. v — Mother ~~ v.......• wants these “ wiimu ti year. Every Baby’s and pictures; send at once Give name age. WILLS, BICHARDSON & CO., Pj ops., Burlington, Vt, FINE PERFUMERY AND TOILET SOAPS. --Also, a full line of- Drugs, Patent 1 Medicines, Paints, ,0ils, Brushes And Druggists’ Supples, at bottom prices, can ALWAYS be found AT DREWRY’S t DRTIG STORE 38 Hill Street,GRIFFIN, GA. WE KEFP ON HAND THE FINEST Flour, Sugar and Coffee, CIGARS AND TOBACCO. {ST* At the .LOWEST PRICES of any one in the city. We have the finest Whiskies and Brandies AND BEST OP ALL THE FLAT SHOALS CORN WHISKY! which is noted to be the finest that is made. All of the above for medical purposes. Com and see us GEORGE & HARTNETT. dt&wtdec3T> A. LOWER Mini Jnilir mi Dull 11 JEWELRY, CLOCKS, &C. Special attention given to Repairing. 20 Hill Street GRIFFIN. GA. --PURE PORK SAUSAGE !=- THE FINEST EVER BROUGHT TO THIS MARKET! -00- Oranges Fresh From Florida, in Any Quantity! ■--(°)—-- THE FINEST LINE OF CANDIES EVER SEEN IN GRIFFIN. J. IMI- MILLS For)( Christmas)( ........CALL ON........ W. M HOLM AN & CO. We Standard A Sugar for making cake. Citron, Currents, Prunes and ail kinds of Extracts for Flavoring. The best Pat. Flour. Mince Meat. Jellies, and in fact anything you want. ★ TURKEYS, FISH AND OYSTERS. ★ VaB~ Leave us your order and it will be attended to. HOW? to Save Money By buying your DRY GOODS, HATS, SHOES AND GROCERIES of R. F. STRICKL NO 57 HILL STREET, ... - GRIFFIN, GA: §a|f “500 prs. of S pie Shoes at less than wsale prices. Also a good line of IVlEN WOM KN VAN I) (HI LOREN VS SHOES, Bought regular, at teduced prices. Calicoes, Sheeting and Checks, all marked down. Kentucky Jeans, all grades, 15 to 37£ cents per yard. We have a full line of Mens’ Womens’ and Childrens’ Hose at 10 to 25 cents. Oui childrens’ mixed and Flack hose at 10 cents per pair is the best thing in town for the money. Handkerchiefs. Towels, Corsets, Flannel Collars and Cufis, all at the lowest [trices. Give me a trial and I will save y..e money. R. F. STRICKLAND. SPEIMCE & SMITH, OPPOXITK BHICK WAREHOUSE,SOLOMON St JSTAfe m w road} to do >..nr work. Repairing buggies and wagons is a feature o theirmieiness, on which skilled lnboronly is used Bring ns your won:. fsr We will build }< u anything on u heels- Buggies, Phaetons, Hurries. It agot.». Drays, and Delivery Wagons. Sign painting will be a feature of n< tittle import.i Nothing bnt good work will be dene. V\ ill not take a shoddy job fo, sn> pii<e. Wit R. Spent * at the telm >«m cannot fall to get fair dealing. Call on ns Lefore yon buy SPENCE A SMITH, Solomon Street, Griffin, Ca. Shipment Finest Teas, [.CRACKERS, ALL SORTS, 15c. lb. HAMS, BONELESS SHOULDERS. ETC FINEST FLOUR ON THE MARKET. , Utixens’ Kiel lug. Thu meeting was called to order Dae. Ith, 1888, and E. G. Akin m elected chairintt and B. L. Parker secretary. Ob motion the following resolution, adopted: Whereat, on the 7lh day of November a convention for the purpose of nominating county (.filt er* for Pike county was held Zebujpn, Gi., and, Whereas, it was a manipulated combination—a bought and sold whe eby the wishes of tbemass of the were not consulted—were even controverted, and, Whereas, it was a step toward a return the old political ring custom, and Whereas, the nomination of Sheriff by the late said convention lias resulted torily since a reported connection of nominee with a certain game of aport wai carried on in the town of Zebulon the 1st of Dec. Ib88, *aid report makes nominee’s conduct very unbecoming efficer, and W hereas, the mass ef people over the conn ty are greatly di-sati*fied at aaid therefore be it Resolved, 1st. That a mats meeting hereby ealied, of the dissatisfied clement meet at the court hou*. in Zebnlon, 8 inlay, Dec. 16th, 1888. -esolved. 3nd. That said meeting • ininate candidates for county officer* part, as some nominees are satisfactory, Resolved, 3rd. That such convention is purpose of reconciliation by selecting such men for candidates as will meet the tion of the public. Resolved, 4th. That the Orthodox Demo- crat, Barnesville Gazette and Ghiffin News be requested to publish these proceedings and that a eopy be furnished the said nls. After passing these resolutions the ing then adjourned E. C. Aki\, Chairman. R. L. 1'alkeb, Secretary. Appointments in This District The foliowibg are the appoint inenta made at the North Georgia M. E. Conference, in session ;»t Mil ledgeville, iu this district: Griffin District—H. H. Parks. P. E—Griffin, 11. S. Bradley; Milner, B. Sanders; Orchard Hill,j\V. C. Fox; Zebulon, S. R. England; Barnesville, J. B. Johnson; Upson, A. C. Can trell; The Rock, J. B. Holland; Thomastoo, T. A. Seals; Culloden, L. Rush; Forsyth, J. M. Turolin; Forsyth circuit, J. H. Masbhurn; Jackson, M. H. Dillard; Fioviila, J. J. N. Kenny; West Monrae, O. B Quillian; Senoia, J. W. Stipe; Turin, J. H. Eittlo; Concord, W. A. King, Supply. He Got His Money Promptly. Mr. Jamie Rhodes, of Eufaula, Ala , held ticket No. 40,765, in the October Drawing of the Lonisana State Lottery, for which he ticket, paid one dollar. It proved capital to bo a $300.'- laeky for it drew the prize of 000, and entitled Mr. Rhodes to §15,000. If the ticket had been a whole one for which Mr. Rhodes had paid §30, he would have re¬ ceived the whole §500,000. It was prompt'y cashed at New Orleans, and the money was received in a day or two and it is on depos¬ it to hi» credit in the John M< Nub Bank of this city. Foi thirty years hi* father* Mr. Chauncey Rhodes, has bean Eufaula,—Eufaula, cashier of the John McNab Bank, in [ Ain. J Times, Oct. 20 Bee advertisement First Capital for Drawing on Dec. 18th, when the Prize is §bW),000. Never too Well Known in Trade- Many merchants think that the ; r names are so well known that they do not need any advertising. They, however, forget, that every year brings into trade a new genera ion of dealers and clogs* out a certain percentage of the older one*. Tkey a j forget how easy it is for one to op from ttie calendar of time or to out of recollection unless the cobwebs in memory's chain are con stantly brushed by keeping one’s name before bis friends, the public. Tue fact of letting the public know that you are stili in trade brings many a grist to our mill that wise would probably stop else. Men in trade are never well known to leave their out of the columns of the newspa per. The busiaets man who say* ‘‘never advertises” must take down bis sign, stop sending out and dispatching salesmen to sell hi* wares, for all this is [Dry Goods Chronicle. Pimples, Sores, Aches and Pains. When a hundred bottles of sarsaparilla other pretentious specifics fail to in born scrofula or contagious Wood remember that B B. B (Botanic Balm i has gained many thousand in as many seemingly incurable Instances. Send to the Blood Balm Co., Atlanta, for “Book of Wonders,’’and be It is the only tuck blood pukifieii. (». W Messer, Howell’s X Roads, writes: “I was afflicted nine years with sores. All the medicine I could lake did me no good. I then tried B. U. B., and 8 cured me sound Mrs. 8 M. Wilson, Round Mountain, as. writes: “Alady friend pimp of tea mine was trou bled with b rrbs and on her and neck She took three bottles of B B. B. and her skin got soft atul smooth, appeared, j,. and her health improved greatly Jas. Bosworth, Atlanta, Ga. writes: “Some years ago I contracted blood poison I had no appetite, my digestion was ruined, rheumatism drew up my limbs so I hardly walk, my throat was cauterized times Hot 8prings gave me no benefit, my life was one of torture until I gave B. B. atrial, and surprising A- it may the use of 5 bottles cured me.” novlfi-lm Advice to Mothers. M.k. Wivblov’i Soothing for children teething, i« the of on* of toe beat female careen physician* in the United State*, has been uoed for forty years with failing anooesa by million* of for their children. Daring the of teething it* value is incalculable It relieve* the child from pmin. cures <1 entorr end diarrhoea, griping in bowel*, and wind oolic. By health $ toe i hi la and rest- the' Price 35 cents a bo'tie aageodArwly k. MkfiTEfTMU Mb*| Mn) It’s Easy to Dye WITH Superior IN Strength, Fastness, Beauty, AND Warranted to oolor _ ’more Simplicity. ^~w vcr u £‘ le *?•? *9 ttri goods than any other durable colors ’ Ask fcr the more brilliant and no other. 36 colors; Diamond, each. and take 10 cents WELLS, RICHARDSON & CO.. Burlington, Vt. For Gilding or Bronzing Fancy Articlei, USE DIAMOND PAINTS. Gold, Silver, Bronze, Copper. Only 10 Cents. The Parts Exposition of ISM. Tho preparation* for the great exhibi¬ tion or the industrial of all nations, to be held next year at Paris, are going on apace. Applications for apace are pour¬ ing in, and Great Britain has already requested an extension of room, a good indication of her interest in the affair. Tho United States commission have is¬ sued a circular, calling that the attention of tho public to the fact the space al¬ Tho lotted commissioners to this country undertake is rapidly filling up. to forward and return, free of freight, Shipments all articles sent for exhibition. begin in January. exercised in Absolute distribution. impartiality is to bo tho Tho cost will bo met out of tho appropriation of §250,000 rnado by the United States gov¬ ernment, to be ‘exiiendcd of under tho defray di¬ rection of the secretary stato to all exixmaes. All communications should l>o addressed to tho commissioner, Gen. Willi: n It. Franklin, or assistant com¬ missi iiier, Gen. Somcrvillo P. Tuck, Washington building. No. 1 Broadway, Now York. , ’ Strawberry Bed# In Winter, There is no doubt but that a slight mulch or cover over tho strawberry is a great advantage While during winter, Prairie Farmer. the plants tuay not winter ill, tho leaves do, and hence, tho plant . to mako new leaves in tho spring. very slightly and protected, leaves ki p green are ready to do duty in the first days of spring, both protectors to the crowns and to elabor¬ ate sap, until tho new ones take their places. lightly laid Partially acta decayed afterwards manure, over, as a stimulant. Clean straw- or make a good cover, weeds. and are Tho not likely intro luce noxious stan- es will indicate what to use. Ever¬ green boughs, where obtainable, would answer, but they are not usually on the prairie. Tho United States Fish commission, it is claimed, practical has accomplished and In tho more, both of of work lino orig'ial investigation looking to practi¬ cal work in tho immediate future, this year than during any previous season in its history. Playing Marbles iu Ragland. Marbles, which once boasted as many games fallen as thero are days in the Knuckling year, are now upon evil times. down is clean forgotten—if tho art con- tinues it is called by another mime; tho alley-tor the rank is confounded with his brother of and file; there are no longer sold tho liner varieties in stono and glass or in colored and streaky marble, nor do l>oys, bag; like do sportsmen, study yearn longer for a full intricacies, nor tho they possibilities any and toe tne.'B Up - tletiea by which their bag may bo fated. Tho boys—their gamo is bag now only played their by little is small: they gamo is simple, the and marbles whenever becomo can raise for a penny a vehicle gambling.—Saturday Review. and Tho decreased cranberry crop early has been damaged by frosts. Rheumatism is’ undoubtedly caused by lactic acid in the blooJ- This acid attacks the fibrous tissues, and catdse* the pains and aches In the back, shoulders, ifjuces, ankles, hips and wrists. Thousands of peopi S haT8 found la Hood's Sarsaparilla a positive cui? for rheumatism. This medicine, by Its purifying a “‘'on, neutral¬ izes the acidity of the blood, and suL’ 0 build* *0 and strengthens the whole body. Farm ami House ami Lot For Saio A 302 W acra farm in 3 mil** of Griffis, Ga 80 aerra ID wood*, 180 of in splendid and rock*, state flx- of cultivation, cleared Hump* machinery. Machin¬ • d for improved farm with ery, stock, corn and fodder will tie sold farm If wanted. Alt ready for boslnea* anoth¬ er year. Alto, a large roomy houae and l*ro acre lot In Griffin. Ga. For particular* ad¬ dress me at Griffiu, til., rare (dark A Son. aeptltidAwSm THAD CLARK. WE PAY AGENI SSUTf:?.!? AND ALL EXPENSES- To travel or for io- cal work; state which preferred, Manufacturer*.2M also salary wanted. 81A1AN A GO., George St ., Cincinnati, t>. nov29d7t Who arc Weak, Nerv¬ ous and Debilitated and suffering from Dt tiility, 8 c in 1.) » I Weakness, and Rightly Emissions, all Evil the effects of early Habit* which lead to Premature Decay, onsomption or Insanity, send for pears’ Treatise on Disease* of Man. with particulars for Homo < lire Cures vuarnnteed N i ( ure • <> t ay, I, H. Peaks, tlt’J and <’d4 Church S' . Nashville Tenn. uovMdAwIy. New Advertisement* TO ADVERTISERS A list of 1000 newspapers divided into STATES AND SECTIONS will l e rent on appl i cation — F R E E. To those who want their advertising to pa) we can offer n# better medium for thorough aud efleotue work than the various sections •f our Select Local List. GEO P ROWELL A- CO , Newspsper Advertising New Bureau, York. 10 Spruce street, A GREAT YEAR la the history of the Onlted 8t*tea desires 1* now upon keep as. Every person of intelligence There to pace with the course of Its event*. la no better way to do *o than to autiacrlb# for The Macon Telegraph. fu news faollitiea are unsurpassed the fullest by any Associ¬ paper in the Somth. In addition to special oorfeapond ated Pres* dispatchBi, It baa 1 eneo by wire and latter from all Important point* Ui Georgia and tha nelghborlngBUtic*. of Congress Warh- Daring the present session iaxtoe will be the most Important and most In¬ teresting new* centre tn the country. The Washington Correspondence of the Telegraph is the very beat that can be had. Its rMttlar correspondent farnlahe* the .... latest ■saw* and getalp From In full dispatches 1. Frequent Wteeial letters lion. Amos Cummiur*. member of Congress trom New York. Frank (>. Carpenter, and W. A. Croffut. three of the lM-*t kuowu newspaper writers at the capital, dt* auaa the liveat and moat Important las ues ol the 'fhe Telegraph Is a Democratic tin* with Tariff the Reform policy paper. It is thoroughly tn *f President Clarsdand and the Democratic party Lu the coming national campaign the Telegraph will not only give all tha new», but will dlscuia all publle laauea fromtbe atand point of genuine Democratic faith. Subacrlbc at once. easily, one year, - • • - - X7 OO gaily, atx month*. .... 4 OO Dally, three months, - * • • * OO Dally, one month, .... .75 i Weekly, one y Term': Cash In advance. Address TBI TELEGRAPH liana, fiaottou. J • O ** i rv i fl> r> nt Of*, . »iv« G f ' \* Whskiinf !-f \ ... ■ .a* 5 , rt •a’ r% Li l \ * \ • •*' WATCHES! ★ JCWEI RY, ★ DINNER AND TEA SETS -M DECORATED LUSTRE 'ND PLAIN WHITE ENGLISH GRANITE V/.' L. DECORATED AND PLAIN CHINA PLATE SETS, GLASS. TiN AND WOODEN WARE. KENTUCKY COOKING AND HEATING STOVES. SEE THEM AND PRICES. NOVELTY CO. BOOTS, SHOES AND LEATHER 11 St. I asselkus’ Shoe Store Hill St. lfonic-inade Shoes and Leather a Specialty. *2^?^V\ e warrant all work and shall make it a point to misrepresent noth iug. Just received a large shipment of Gents, Ladies and Misses fine goods and school shoes for.Children. H. W. HASbELKUS. A. S. MUR T Call* your attention to hi* ] j km Line ef Furniture! | COMPLETE SUITb OR SINGLE PIECES. ! Suits of 9 Pieces from $20 to $100, Tables, Chairs ! ! j j Bedsteads, Spring Beds, Wardrobes, Etc, ; A limited number of Sewing Machines of tiie best j I makes sale low. lor very lam always ready to serve my eustoinerH, both day and night. Mrs. K. E. CROCKER, 20 HILL 8TREET. -ITAti ALL THE— atest: Styles: of: Italy AND TRIMMINGS. Saxtny WMlt. w* Hr *. January Sheriff Sales. yy J LL BEyiOtD ON TH KYI RSTT Griffin, Ua- of the l ourt House, In the the elty following of de Spalding County, Georgia, u ntied propoity, to-wit: Six acre* of laud bounded by fit* branch running from M addy’s steam mill on the e* t, -oath at the point whore tho ditch ron- ningfri in line the drawn spriogemptloelntotiiebranch th* Intersection of west by from the ditch and branch, north by the land fine between E. C..K.rkpatrh k ind J**. A. Becks, said six acre* being % part of lot number 120 in 1 bird District of originally Henry, then Pike, now Spalding County. Alan, sixteen acre*, more or lens, in the third District of originally Henry, then dUtingaLhod like, now Spalding County, known ai d as lot number 15U, commencing at the southwest corner of s»id lot ami running east tire ct aiii* and twenty rood*, thence due no-th to tlic second bnincli twenty eight iliatna, thence up the northern prong of the branch to the original hind line between said lot and the lot west of it, now o-tcupied tiy A, H«k*. then iv the south alou. “uid line Levied thirty them* to beginning corner. ou ami sold as ti e prope rty of Walter ( . Beck- and Win. M. Bib k*, i diuinUtrstora of the i stale i.f J a. A . Keeks, deceased, by vir. tue of* murtgagr ti !» Issued from bptuding bii| ei c * urt in favor at Jo* l . Horn* vs. Waiter t ‘eksund Wm M Becks, admin istnil >is in the estate of Jas, A. Beck*, Wm, M, it -■ k tenant in |gism;»*tou, legally noti¬ fied. f’.l.oo. Also, at the same ti.oe and place, will be sold that tractor parcel of land t*:lng in Spalding County, originally Henry, hound t-il on the north 1>) T. C. Andrew a, on the w est !i> Ben Dorsey, on the South by \V, L. Jackson, tniDi.-glVt on the east being by the Jesse lot Grififn, con- Vr. acres, on which f tit Milli r reside*. Levied ou and sold as the property of Prolflt Miller by virtue of a mortgage ft fa Issued from Hpntdlng Superior Court in favor of Geo W. Wood vs. Promt Millet Profilt Miller, tenant in posni-w-ioc, legally notiiied. and Also, at the same time place, will be sold 85 aen» of land In the southeast coruer of lot No. 55 In lOtiHth diatriet G M. of Spsld ing County, bounded east by H . T. Fatter -on, south by land of J no. E Bishop, wrest by laud of B. I*. Gray, north by other land* of B. 1‘. Gray. Levied on ns the property of B. IV Gray by virtue of a mortgage ti fa la, sued of Koffer from Machine Spalding Supe. B. ior 1’. Court in favor B. Co. is Gray. T. (irny, tenant in yoMession, legally notified. Als >, at the same time and place, will be sold a one third undivided interest in a cer¬ tain store house in the city of Griffin, Spald¬ ing County, occluded now occupied HU by D. W. Keith, Shaffer, formerly by well <fc ou Hill street in said city, the same being a two story >H*ek btulding, and Incntrtied north by the store house of A. Rebeperman, east by Hill street, south by store house of R, l’. Me Williams and weal by an alley, Levied On und sold ns the property of J, If, Keith to satisfy three fl fas issued from Hpalding County Court In favor of H. B (Tnltiu & Co, vs. St dwell & Keith. D. W. Shaffer, ten¬ ant i . possession, legally notified Also, at the same time and place, will tie sold seventy-five acres off of lot of land No' 145 in the 4th District of Hpalding County, the said seventy five acres of land being strip the entire length of said lot on the south side, bounded ou the uorth by Head’s Creek, on the south by laud of Jauiea Duffy, on the east by the lot on which I now live, and on the west by lauds of Will. IT. Touchstone. Levied on and sold by virtue of a mortgage n Simldlng Superior Court in favor of Jamen U. Horne vs. G. S W, Barker. G. H, \V. 1'aiker, tenant in possesaion, legally notified. Also, at the same time and place, will be sold one fanrtli of an acre of land In the elty of Griffin, bounded on the north by Jsaao Malenc; west by K. T. Da:.lei,south by part of the same lot, east by Eighth street. Lev. led on aa tho property of Henry Prudence, to satisfy one justice court ti fa issued from the jnatree court Blanton of ICtiiat district G. Henry M, In favor of B 1' <fc Co. vs. Prudence. L and Levy made by (loo. D. Johnson, C!., lurmsl over to me Tenant In possession legally notified It, H. CONNELL, Sheriff. YOU WANT Customers, Aught, Boarder*, To be Bought Agents, Kilver or Gold. Order*, M",rchaadl*e Bold. Servants or Place, Geoda to Apt raise, Lawyer Musical or Tea' Ca**. Opening To Days Popular Preacher*, icrs, House* Announce, Butchers or Acres, Cooks, or Bakers, To Books, Hire Boats, Votes, <-t. OfHc Dross skirt or flonne* Basemen, First Floor, A cure Handy for disease, A Valise, Casement, To Cheese, A MnslinCliemise, Horse, Purchase a Pet, Teas, Mare, Monkey Bear, Bees, or Peas, Bloodhound or Spitz Or Are Prone Free from Fitz, To Make Known. To Hire a Hall Your Store, Driver or team, Hosiery, An An< Klcgant Marriage, Carriage.Dry oods, Play,Concert ([iiilent, Ball, Upholstery, Picnics, or Kkates, Excursions, Plate*, Knick Knacks, To sell to gay< reatur’sDiveialon*, Diamond*, Clothe* Keadyt Made, Pearls, Increase of Trade, Ring*, Coal. Coke and Woo d Curls, Pictures, Wash for Features, Lectures, To buy Odd Things, All Kindsof Food Or sell Odd Things, Works on Theology, ■Cats, Magic, Astrology, Kata, Wealth and Felicity, Mata, Flat* World-wide Publicity Bats Flags, Hags. Pantaloons, - Bags, Hats, Nags, Kesplendet Mutton Beef, tCravata, Dress shirts or collar* Financial or Belief, Almighty Dollars, House for Kent, Stock , Store, Tenement, Clocks, Cash to be L nt. 1-OCkS, Cash to be Spent, Socks, Beent, Portmenia or Box, Tent, Pig, Sheep Bean— or Ox, Roman Cement, Or Ev n a Go— Then ;n a Trice, Read the Advice,' Take the Advice Far Beyond Price, Written Below— Written Below - ADVERTISE -IN THE- Daily News To Business Men. In XT o LABORED ARGUMENT 18 NEEDED in then*day* to convince INTELL1 GENT men that it Pays Well to Advertise b£uui HINPCRCORM8. Executor^ Sale. — door in Griffin, during the legal *»i«, on the fir.t Tuesday in the following property W, belonging eatati: of Rbod* II late of aside___, defeated, the for the pnr;wwe ef diatribnift HUiocg heir*, to-*it: Two city Into j Griffis, described M follow*; onctw house and lot op the corner of 15th i la s Streets, one fourth acre; and owe boutc and tot -Taylor . r,».m T, "'“ K on lo sSgfflt xtreot, one i "“ " -if'-. utorofRheAaB.DSrS»?d. Administrator’s Bale. — By vlrtoe ot WffMUttjti an order granted by the Court J| oi Ordinary l bidder, Cbwatff, I wffl *Wti to ti,. l,i. s ,: ,t L fore the court tw« door iu Griffin, ti 8rat during Tuesday the legal ho*H*« 191 aai., on e la January, , ly, (Iccnwtd, for the purpose of AMritaOn uraong tha heir*, to- wil; One Uoadred and aevanty five acre* of laud, more at lean, in < aliina diatr.ct, bounded north by land ef Di-uinke aud 8 H. Wilson, e»rt tar tend Of 8. u W iiaon. *oulh by land of 8. fi, Wil- son and A. R. f-awton and we«t by Wa¬ rn ukc. Term* one-third emit and balance In ' in om-and two year*, with eight per aeet. AM Interest. Adm’r Mr*. M. J. O. B.iOOfCffi, dew'd. of L. Lawton, §0.00. AdininlstratoP* Bale. to the highest bidder before the court hone* door tn Griffin, daring the legal hoe »ele, on the first Tuesday In Jan nary, following __ the property 5, L. belonging to the late of Mr*. Lawton, late uf m bond* of the 0. O. & A. RR. Co^ twenl share* of stock ot the 8. .V. RR. Co. and one share of.took of Cential RR. and Bowlfjeg Co. of Georgia Term* of aide, cash «m day Adm’r of Mr*. M L. c. Lawton, imwioaA< brduKjs, . di c’d §«. CO. Ordinary’* Advertisement*. / \J VKDINARY’8 tv, GCOMU, Nov. l(.X^^>raw ,YI iffiHt —To Uora and next of kin of Elisabeth, of wairi county deceased. X «. aununlrtrator on estate of aaid ii « departed thia life and left said represented and the admii eobcerned same unfiutalied, that If this is to a uo^hof the__ j of Mn of deceased ahal! apply few adminlatration on a , id relate by__ Monday in January 188ti, by ten o’clock, tue court of OuKuary of mol county will cast the unfinished administration of aaid estate upon the County E. W. Administrator HAMMOND. of *aid conn t> Ordinary. §3.00. ( \RD1NARY’* OFE’IGK—h»-axA*ui« Coo*- itore ti, and Okoauia, kin Nov. ;w,I8t*i.-~Toihc ered next of ol Robert Brown, 1st* pf said couuty deceased: N M Colieo* the ad- mhufttrator on e«ute of raid dreeawed haring departed this life an i left said estate unropr* routed aud uc admiuiatrat'.ou of th* same unfinished,tfil* la to notify all persona w»oc*rn cd t hat if none of the creditor* or next of kin of deceased shall apply for letter* of admin- titration on said relate by the first Monday in January IsStbyteu o olock, the oourt of Ordinary ed adoitniatnitiou of said county will cast the attfinlsh oi t«d relate upon the County Administrator for arid I §;it>k E. ». HammuNd, ( tRltlNA RY’8 OFFItiK-SpanDiiiaCotfk- Horn it, and Geowji*, Nov. ad, Jh,*.— 1 jp the eared cut of kin 0t Ww. J. late of aaid county deceased: N. M the adrulnistrator on estate of said having represented departed thi* tlfo ^nd left sa nt and the adiniaisUaticm of the same unflul htd, this is to notify all person* Uonri'MxaA'IUati* of none vfa- MtTlflkW 0t next »t of kin kin of of deceased deceased shall i-hall *i>i*ir app for latter* of administration on aaid estate >7 Mm first eloek, the will cast the I 60IM6 QpOft th r. County Adrainiatrator of county* *300. E. W. HAMMUND, Ordlnaiy. / J ORDINARY’S OFFICE—Kt-xunm CotJK- ■ \ appoiufird tt, Oaouaii, Nov. 30, list *.—The spirals ci^ to set apart a twelve months support for the widow and minor children of W. ti. T. Jones, late of said county deceased nave acted and mode and Sled their report In this office. Let ail persona concerned show cause be¬ fore the court of urdiiifify on the first Moo- day in January 1889, if auy cause exist*, Why such report should not be made the judgment of the c»urt and be entered of record- fa, 00 . E. W. HAMMUND, Ordinary, / VRDINARY’B OFFICE—SrauriSta Con*. V-TTr, Usoaou, Nov. yoih, 1888—To Mary A. Bordett, administrator of Pressley Bur- dett, late of Hpalding County, deceased It being represented to mo that yow hare removed from the Blake of Georgia, and have failed to make return*, and or* atta¬ in an aging the relate of deceased; and E. I. Ison having petitioned the Court of Ordin¬ ary to bond bo discharged from aurwtyahtp on your it Is ordered that, yon appear , before the Conrtof Ordinary of *aid < runty, In tiy ten o'clock a. m., on the first Monday January, ls>9 and show can** why yon should not make your return* and why said E. I. Ison should not be relieved aa surety ou jocr bond. Ail persona com erned ar# notiiied to appear at said time and place and show canae why a new administrator should not is: appointed in caao at your fail ore to comoly E. W. with Hammond,O this order. #b,«i rdinary. /”\RDINARY’8 OFFICE—gpAt.nnw Cock- r. Groan ls, Nov .30th, 1888.—A. A. binder has applied to me for letters of ad ministration on the estate of John Alien, late of said county, deceased. Let all persona eoaeeraed show cause be¬ fore the Court of Ordinary of said county, at my office in Griffin, on the first Monday in January, 1889, by ten o'clock a. o»„ why such letter* should not be granted *3.00. E. W. IIAMMOD, Ordinary. / YKDINAKY’B OFFICE. —Saaumro Coes V^rv, Georgia. Nov. doth, 1988.—J. W. Bui lard fins applied tome for letters of ad mini r tratration, de bonis non, with will »nnexvA ou the estate of N. G. Phillip* late Of sap' ounty, de- cosed. fore Jj«t the all Court persons of Ordinary concerned of show said oaoa- “J iv Mor** ootY*’ my office ii. Griffin, on tue first January, lksti by ten o’clock a, A wa * such letters .should not he grants f® JL §3 iXt E. W HAMMOND, n * r F . ^KOINAHY’S ofitce Stanley, administrator of fi»»miasion irom applied to me for letters , 8a,B hi- administration on th dereaweo. * Bailey, late of said count* * show cans* be¬ Let all p< rson- concftn. 4 of aaid county, fore the conrtof Ovdaary first Monday at my office in Griff 1 on the in February, 1889, b*ten o’eiock R m-, why -nch letters ■ bould W.HAilMO!«1>,Ordinary. <>t l>c giarued. *6 15. E For Sale! •-M& 10 acre- Vood lead ms ids corpateN* It, and then UwtiU. tha Tue wood will nearly pay tor lacd Is worth over prica asked fo* It. « acres, W In wood* part iaattfi of city L_ 1*1. W acre* inside city iunite. Iffocroate- aide city Iiuxit*, wkh good now hoaac it *6 acres inalda dt* Hmlte, . rota* k obi bomna, abovaeaaT bora*, traits, All at large 1