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it’s Eas^to Dye Birrs OOD Superior IN **=? - Strength, BABIES CRY FOR IT. Fastness, INVALIDS RELISH IT. Beauty, Make* Flump, La unking, Healthy Babies. AND Restates the Stomach and Bowels. Simplicity. Bold by Druggists. «3e., SOc, * 1 . 00 . NELLS. BICHABDSQB t Warranted _ ^ ^ CO., fcimnam.rr. dyes ever made, to oolor and more goods than any other Baby Portraits. J™5f e color*. Ask to tor give the more Diamond brilliant and no other. 36 colors; each. , and take 10 cents A Porttollo of beautiful baby portraits, printed WELLS, RICHARDS ON A CO., Burlin gton, ft. on lino plate paper of by Baby patent photo process, sent free to Mother any born within a year For Gilding or Brouing Fancy Articles, USE Every Mother wants these pictures; send at once DIAMOND (jive WtUS, Baby’s KICH4RDS0N name and & age. CO., P Burlington, Vb PAINTS. ops.) Gold, Silver, Bronae, Copper. Only to Coats. FINE PERFUMERY AND TOILET SOAPS. -Algo, a full line of- Draft Patent 1 Medicines, Paints, ,Oils, ‘Brashes And Druggist*’ Hopples, at bottom prices, can ALWAYS be found AT DREWRY’S fcDRTTG STORE 38 Hill Street.GKIFFIN, GA. WE KEFF ON HAND THE FINEST Flour, Sugar and Coffee, CIGARS AND TOBACCO. J-jf At tlio LOWEST PRICES of any one in the city. We have the finest Whiskies and Brandies AND BEST OF ACL THE FLAT SHOALS CORN WHISKY! which is no'cd to be the finest that is made. All of the above for medical purposes. Com and see ns. GEORGE & HARTNETT. dAwtdecSB A. LOWER, Practical Jeweler and Dealer ie Dieieis, Watches, JEWELRY, CLOCKS, &C. Special attention given to Repairing. 20 Hill Street GRIFFIN, GA. PURE PORK SAUSAGE !=- THE FINEST EVER BROUGHT TO THIS MARKET! --(o)-- Oranges Fresh From Florida, in Any Quantity! THE FINEST LINE OF CANDIES EVER SEEN IN GRIFFIN. T. 3VC. .MILLS For)(Christmas)( Goods .CALL ON. W.M. HOLMAN A CO. We Standard A Sugar for making cake. Citron, Currents, Prunes and all kinds of Extracts for Flavorfng. The best Pat. Flour, Mince Meat, Jellies, and in fact anything you want. ★ TURKEYS, FISH ANI) OYSTERS. ★ Leave us your order and it wt'l be attended to. HOW? to Save Money By buying your DRY GOODS, HATS, SHOES AND GROCERIES of R. F. NO 57 HILL STREET. ... - GRIFFIN, GA: |5gf“500 prs. of 3 pie Shoes hi less than wsale prices. Also* good ine cf MEN.WOMEN’S-ANI) CHILDREN S SHOES, Bought regulfir, at reduced prices. Calicoes, Sheeting and Checks, all marked down. Kentucky Jeans, all grades, 15 to cents per yard. Wr hav<- a full line of Mens’ W<miens’ and Childrens’ Hose at 10 to 25 ccn!s. Oui childrens’ mixed and black hose at 10 cents per pair is the besl tiling in town for the money I H-uuIai rehiefs, towels, Corsets, Flannel Collars and Cuffs, all at the l«>wts>r times. Give me a trial ami I will save yi , L , m oney. - R- F. STRICKLAND. -So»- SPEN C E 6l SMITH, OPPOSITE BRICK WAREHOU 8 E,SOLOMON St Ate new ready to dojourwuk. lit pairing buggies and wagons is a feature o w.*~- jl (Rent c at the trim jon cannot fail to t et fair dealing. tall on us t dure jou buy. SPENCE & , Solomon Street, Griffin, Ca. Shipment Finest Teas, |.CRACKERS* ALL SORT 8 , 15 c. Ib. HAMS. BONELESS SHOULDERS. ETC. FLOUR ON THE MARKET. IftiilM&Cis’ Railroad, ia Georgia Savannah New*. ^ Railroada »ro jfreat developer*. Thay eohaao^ tbe value of land and other property, beild op town, along their routu*, sot hoaineu feeder*, afford t reat advantage totravel aud freight, iuvi’n i nmigraiion aud pro vent emigration. Twenty years ago railroada iu G*w gia were not appreciated as highly a» they are now, and people tbought leva of ,-lUiti.' at lyig distance fro.a them. N-iw, however, every body wanta t» g#t *• near a radr.w4 a* j.t.s sible. Town* through which one doca not pan are vary likely to tuf fer, and laada local ad iuuouvcnieully from one do not Bud a very ready sale. In no way is Georgia's g-eat pro gress shown more clearly than in her railroada. For quite a number years new Huai have been alneat continually in process of construe tion, and Georgia stands vet^ near the head of the lists of state* which have made the greatest stride* in , railroad building. Rut noiwitbatand ing this, there is nerd for more roads, aud particularly is tuia true of lower part of the state. Tue new lines which have been constructed, taken in conjunction with the old and established ones, have facilitated travel very greatly. For instance, a representative of the Morning News left Macon a few morniogs ago by the Southwestern road fi-r Columbus, where he arrived at 7 a. iu., when he left by the Geor gia Midland audGulf road for Griffin, arriving in th« last named city in time for snpoer, after whicu he took the Central train for Savannah,reach ing b« re next morning. Thus, in a little more than twenty four hourr, be hud been in four cities of three different sections of the State, one of the cities being on the western and another on the eastern border. The people of Columbus did a great thing when they built the Georgia Midland and Gulf road. The road is a business feeder of that city, and it traverses a fertile section, iu which bitberte a railroad was an knowD, and wLich it is rapidly davel oping. It forms one side of a trian gle, of which the Southvv*stein and the Centrals roads form the other sidee. A few miles from Griffin it ie crossed by the Atlanta aid Flotida road—a line which also has opened np new territory to the commercial world- The peo| le of Savannah should study the railroad map of Geo gir, and see if it would not be to tbeir in terest to build some new lines. Congressman Allen’s Illustration. Washington Star. None of the national legislators outiblne Representative Johu M. AUep, of Mississip¬ pi, as a story-teller, and some of hie little anecdotes are as ranch to the point as thoae which made President Lincoln se popular- Mr. Allen w»s chat tin* with a reporter over the resuits of the late election, and on being asked whether he ttonglit the next Honse was going to be republican or dem ocratic, was rather shy. ‘ I feel,” said he, ‘like aconverted receiver of stolen goods. I want to be honest, but I don’t want to give op anything I’ve got.” The conversation continued for some time but Mr. Allen was still unwilling to say defln itelywbathe thought about the matter. Finally, the reporter asked him pointedly: “Will the Fifty-first congress be repoblican or democratic?” Apparently Ignoring the question, the Mississippian said: “Down In my town some few jw>rs ago, there lived a man who owned a small two story frame house. In the lower portion of that humble structure he ‘kep store,’ and in the upper room he slept. One night the house was discovered to be ou fire, and it was feared fora while that the owner would perish in the flames. The fears were not reelized, however, for the man awoke to the situation before the floor¬ ing on which he repoeed was destroyed- There was no time for etiquette nor for mak- ing any elaborate toilet. He just dropped out of the window, clad only in a shirt that was more remarkable for its brevity then it* cleanliness. The devot-ring flame* mad* short work of the hou-e, and the luckless owner marched excitedly among the crowd exclaiming in agonizing tone-, as he finger ed the shirt: ‘This is all 1 have in the world; I am utterly ruined—this is all I have in the world.’ He repeated this so frequent ly that it became wearisome to more than one of those fensitire people who reside in Tupelo, and finally one of the j. yelled out, If that’s ail you have, for heaven's sake tear it off, throw it in the fire, snd start even with the world.’" “That,” couclndad Mr. Allan, “is about the fix the democracy is just n„w. The Re- pchlicaos have everything else, so they may just as well take ■ urshirt too- it is euly a I very short shirt anyhow ” KlBging Seise* In the ears, sometimes a roaring buzxing sound ia caused by eatnrrh, that exceeding ly disagreeable snd very enmmon disease Loss of smell or hesrlng also reelult from oa tarrh. Hood’s Sarsaparilla, the great blood purifier,!* a peculiarly successful remedy for this disease, whieb U cure* by purifying the blood. If you suffer from catarrh, try Hood’s Sarsaparilla, the peculiar medicine. Advice to Mother* M. a Vuauvi Hootbuio fog children toutfateff. ia the prescription and at cm of toe beet female nurses phvaamas* to Hie United States, and has ban need tor fOT^toLtretoWreti^ Dunn* the p ro w s * Plat pies, Sores, Aches and PaIk*. A hen a hundred bottle* of saraaparilla or Other pretentious apeeifles fall to eradicate In born scrofula or coatagloos Wood poison, remember that B. B. B. (Botanic Blood Balm) has gained may thousand victories, in aa many seemingly Incurable Instance*. Bead to the Mood Balm Oo., Atlanta, Gs. fer “Book of WoodArs,” snd be convinced. It is the only turn blood rrarm, tl. W Messer, Howell's X Roads, Uu., writes: “I was afflicted nine years with sore*. All the medicine I could take did me no good. I then tried B. It. B.,, and * bottles cured me sound.” Mr*. 8 . it. Wirion, Round Mountain, Tex a*, bled writes: “A lady and friend pimples of mine was trou with b ivbs on her lace and neck She took three bottlosof tt B. H. and her skin got sef t end smooth, plcnplesdis appeared, Ja». and her health Improved greatly.” I.. Bosworth, Atlanta, Ga . writes: “Rome had years ago I contracted blood poison I no apt elite, my digestion was ruined, rheumatism drew up my limbs*,. I could times. hardly walk, my throat was cauterized benefit, fire Hot Springs gave me no and my life was one of tortnreuu.il I gsTeU.R. B. atrial, and surprising ns it may seem, the uae of 5 bottle* cured me.” novlfl lm SEALED 1 ROPOSAL 8 will he noelvcdst the office Department, if the Supervising Washington, Architect, I). Tress 3 ury C. uttil o'clock p. in. on the 27th day of December, 1888, fot the lalwrr and materials required for enlarging the U. 8 . Court House and Post Office building at ATLANTA, GA., in ac¬ cordance with the specification und drawings copies of which may be seen at this Office the Builders’ Office of the Custodian, Atlanta, Md Gs., Exchange, Baltimore, ., Build¬ ers' Traders’ Exchange. Cincinnati, Chicago, O., 111. Builders’ Luis A Exchange, and rille, Ky., and Exchange, Mechanics’, New Dealers’and Orleans, Li*o bermens' La. Each bid must be accompanied by a certified cheeck forfil.tXK*. The Supervising Archi¬ tect will furnish n limited number of copies of tha specification und drawings at five dol¬ lars a set, upon rcoeipt of that sum In post- office money-order, drawn to the order ef the Treasurer of the United States. WILL A FREPET, December 4th, lS 88 Supervising Architect. .-tuc«,tluir».sat, <TLfs r*rm y lu>w«U iDWffiU * tcmr\r. r *" Ou 0 »>’» ‘8 K* JN«yvrMtMkiM« mm mi i-irifij.. • 1 «* jCrbaw.IUlfhl’W fDOftfAwh**!c XKW (tslvwrttuni Astoi-.I u Ly It IN VUH Run Here! 200 December Fashion Sheets to Give Away! A WRITING PAD FOR A PENNY. New Line Stationery. Beautiful Wall Paper and Window Shades. Pianos, Organs and Musical Instruments at Bottom Prices. BRAWNER, DEANE & CO., GRICFIN, ..... OC.OUOt-1, The Finest Bar in Griffin Is undoubtedly that of Scherer A Brausa. They are elegantly fittod up, and hre prepared to Wines, serve Bter, their Cigars, customers <fce. with The the best best Country of evi crything Corn Corn W!...... hisky in their at the line, lowest such possible as tine prices. Whiskies, ■ |3F* Call upon them if you want THE BEST LIQUOR IN TOWN. decifcwlm WATCHES! ★ JEWELRY, ★ DINNER AND TEA 8ETS! —)o(- - DECORATED LUSTHE 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. BOOTS,SHOES AND LEATHER 22 alius’ Slue Store 22 Hill St. Hill St. Home-made Shoes and Leather a Specialty. NT We warrant all w-jtk and shall make it a point to misrepresent noth ing. Just received a large shipment of Gents, Ladies and Misses fine goods and school shoes for Children. H. W. HASuELKUS. A. S. MURRAY Oull« your attention to his A Mire! COMPLETE SUITS OR SINGLE PIECES. Suits of 9 Pieces from $20 to $ 100, Tables. Chairs Bedsteads, Spring Beds, Wardrobes. Etc, A limited number of Hewing Machines of the beat makes tor sale very low. I am always night. ready to serve my customers, both day and Mrs. E. E. 20 HILL STREET. Latest: Styles: ef: AND TRIMMINGS. 0NF mny WmtU. bed ceeff* and a tl eMtteff te to ro , wo « Wtr Cell m i irtffiH ■ Farm and Route and Lot For Solo A Straw acre farm in 8 mlhVof Griffin, Ga Bert * in woods, cleared 130 in splendid and reeks, state Of cultivation, of stumps . d f.r improved and farm fodder machinery. will b* sold llacMu- with c Lira tv, stuck, wanted. corn for snath- 11 All ready business er year. Also,* large roomy house and two sera lot in Griffin. Ga. For particular* ad¬ dress me st Griffin, Ua., care Clark dt Bon, sopt)!>JAw;5m THAU CLARK. New Advertisements TO ADVERTISERS A Hat of 1000 newspaper* divided Into 81ATK8 AND SECTIONS will t a sent on application—FRSE. To those who tliCri advertising to want par we can offer n* Letter medium for thorough and efieotUa work than the *«rio«» section* of Mur Select Ixx-al List. GEO P. ROWELL A CO , Newrpaper Advertising bureau, 10 Spruce street, New York. Who arc \Vc»k, Lcrv- ou* aid ifR-yii jHi.iiilttted and g from L* !*.hi). ; . in i ,i a I V,. atinees, f, i j hi 1 y K i issiu r, i> •! all t!i« eff<-a-» of early t .it Habits which tend to Premature Decay, Cocsumplha. IHseaus or Ir-ssntty, f Wsu. aeint for Pears’ Troutise on r with jiarticulars for llom» < ur<- Cures vuarnnteed N - cure • o ■ sy, -J. H. Pv(as, 013 and 014 Chnrch St., Nashville Tenn. novHilAwIv. 4 TH* WHELESS STAMP —PRESS CO.- 746 REYNOLD STREET, AUGUSTA, GA Agent* Wanted 1 Catalogue FREE I RUBBER STAMPS, SEALS, BADGES, CHECKS,STENCILS, STEEL STAMPS, &c. Sole Manufacturers of Thu Whelesa Printing Self-Inking Rubber Stamp Press. anuary Sheriff Sales. VV ILL BE KrtrffcsSrAS SOLD ON THE FIRST TUIto- d*y to d. of the* wart H< do- SpahUfig _______ Cornity, riotti Georgia, theJOUowtttg scribed prop* ty, lo-vltt Six sere* of land bounded by the branch running from Waddy’a steam ttUl cm lb* ea t. south nt the petal where the ditch ron- nlugfri. ni the spring *mptie* into the brarb h west by line drawn from the Inlet section of the ditch and branch, worth If the land lift* between K. C. K.rkpatrkk »»d das. A. ikeka, said six acre* being a part of lot number Pw in 1 bird DUlrtct Spalding «>f originally County, Also, Howry, then Pike, now in the third District sixteen of acres, more or less, Pike,now Spalding originally Henry, then d distinguished led County, known a ncing the aemthweat as number of 13K, raid coinao and running at east five corner lot cl alt.* and twenty roods, throe* due north to tin- second branch twenty eight of chain*, thence up the northern prong the branch to the original land tine between arid Llattd the lot went of tt, now o-. ojded by laa. A, Be< k*. thau x south along said Into thirty six < bains to the beginning comer. Levied o,i and sold aa tie proper*/of Walter 0. Keeks and Wm. I U. Beaks, odeiiBistratom of tlie estate of *. A. Reeks, deceased, by rir- tue of* mortgage II ns isensd from U. Spalding Superior tourt m favor of •!•». Horn* v». WalterC. Bfisktand Wnr. M. Reeks, admin istintors of the estate of Jas, A. Becks. Win. M, Reck*, tenant in possession, U Also, althe same time and plsec, * ill be sold that tract or parcel of land being in Snaiding ed County, byT, originally C. Andrews, Henry, luund on the north oh the west — by Ben Dorsey, oo the south b W. L. Jackson, on the east by .lease (iriili eou- lalniagtU Miller reside*. seres, being Levied the iolou snd wbl Frof on s«l as the Miller. Profflt Miller, tenant in possession, legally notified. ft (JO. Also, st the tame time ami place, will be cold 25 acre* of land in the southeast corner of ing tot Me. 56 bounded in HXJSfh district by G tl. M. T. of Patter¬ Spaht County, land of cast E. Bishop, west son, south by Joo. br i and of & F. Gray, north by other lands of B. P. Gray. Levied on as the property of B. P. Gray by virtue of a mortgage II fa Is! sued of Koppe from Machine Spalding .Co, Superior V*B. P. Oourt.ia Graf. favor 8 P. . Gray, tenant in yoeseaaion, legal’y place,^riil notified. Alsa, at the same undivided time ue led and anu piace, win be oe sold a one tiriid interest interest in in Sp3d- a ear- tain store honse in the oltj oity of Griffin, formerly ing Caonty, occupied now occupies by Sti MP A W KJto ff «' nil wi Wofl if n 6 |lH| OO Hill street in said city, the tame being a two story brick building, and bounded north by the store house of A. Scbeoermon, east by Hill street, south by store house of R. P. Me William* and weet by sn alley. Levied on and sold as the property of I. K. Keith to sattefj atiefy three ft fas issued from Studding Count inly Court in fsvor of H. II ClaflUt A Co. vs. Stilweil A Keith. D. W. Shaffer, ten- ant in possession, legally notified ffl. 00 . Also, st the same time and place, will be sold seventy-five seres off of lot of lend No’ 143 in the 4th District of Spalding County, the said seventy-five acres of Und being strip bounded the entire length of said lot Head’s oa the south side, the south on Und the of north by Ihtfiy, Creek, Ou by James on the oast by the lot on which I now live, and on the west by lands of Win. H, Touchstone. Levied on snd sold by virtue of e mortgage fl fa Issued from Spalding Superior Court lit favor of Jamns U. Horne v*. S.W, Parker, G. S, W, Parker, tenant in puste**ioo,^U£aUy sold Also, at feurtli tb« same time and place, the will bo one of an aero of Und in ally of Urtffiu, bounded on Daniel, the north by Isaac Malene; west by R. T. sooth by part of tbe same lot, east by Eighth street. Lev¬ ied on as the property of Henry Prudence, to satisfy justice one justice court fl fa Issued from the court of lCGUt districtG. M. in favor of H P Blanton A Co. vt. Henry Prudenes. l^vy mode by Geo. D. Johnson, L O., and turned over to me. Tenant in po^ossion legally ft, notified CONNELL, . fffl.OO. B. Sheriff. H Costumers, Boarders, Aught, To Bought be ught Agents, Stiver or ■Gold, < Otders, Merchandise idle* Bold. I Servants or Place, Geode to Days Appraise, Lawyer or Onsa, Opening ___ _ Popular Musical Teacjers, Preachers, To Houses Annonnoe, or A ore*, Cooks, I 'i wifr* • Rnf Butchers Atmrn nw or Baker*, Ua Lx Books, To Hire Boats, Votes, Offices, or Let, Ureas flounce skirt or First IBsetnent, Floor, A A cure Handy for Valise, disease, Casement, A MuelinChemise, To Purchase a Pet, Cheese, Horse, Mare, Tee*. Bees, Monkey Bloo-lhouad or Bear, Or Pee*, Prone or tiplt* Are Free from Fite, To Maks Known, To Hire a Hall Your Store, Driver or tesra, HoeUry, An AnOpulent Elegant Carrittge.Dry Upholstery, oods, Marriage, Play .Concert or Ball, Picnles, Excursions,' Bkater, Plaies, Knick-Knacks, To sell to gay crentui'sDi vei aions, Diamond*, Pearls, Clothes Increase Ready! Made, Kings, Coal, Coke of sod Trade, Woo d Curls, Picture*, Wash for Features, Lecture*, To buy Odd Things, All Klndsof Food Or sell Odd ThiDgs, Works on Theology, C*U, Rata, Magic, Wealth Astrology, snd FefWity, Mats, World-wide Publiofty Plate Prigs, Bats. Rags, Hats, Pantaloons, Bags, Nags, Kospiender Muttou t Cravats, Drees shirts or collar* or Beef, Almighty Dollars, Financial Relief, II use for Rent, Stocks, Store, Tenement, Clocks, Cash to be L 'nt, 1 UCkS, Cash to be Spent, Socks, # Scent, Portmunia Sheep or Box, Tent, Pig, Even or Ox, KoraaD Cement, Or a Bean- Oo— Then in a Trice, Read the Advice,' Take the Advice Far Beyond Price, Written Below— Written Below— ADVERTISE -IN THE- Daily News To Business Men. Pays Well to Advertise PAY AGENT! Executor's Idyl rtf SseBSsSS^*-* SMSEarg.ffgg.si Uriffiv, described as follow*: ouetwo i house aud lot uo (be ootnt* of t&tb aud ian streets, »n» fourth sere, aud m« room bouse rod tot - acre. Te-m* of,ale, # 000 . Executor*! Administrators Sal© m «»ty, I wfllgiffi yriro<a.|e**nsa to (be M«brst bidder, before i tbe the court court home house (J. dTOcased, for the porpoe* o'-------*—“ *BK»ng the heirs, to-* it: Ooe seventy-five Cabins acre* of toad, more at Div'onka district, bounded H. Witeen, Mrtb W 1 and S. east of 8 It. Wilson loutk by Und of ff. son ranker and a. R. Lawton aud weet 1 Term* one-third cash mil hi out- and two year*, with hoight per row interest, / " Adm’rof Mrs. M, U ffl.00 Administrator’s Bale By teas virtue of as order grunted by tbe Court £ dddrr before the court hettae door in _... .W.TSJT54 •ale, on the rrxiSs’.^-Jzs ---------------- A. 1 share* of stock of the S. •hare of stock of Cent Co. of Georgia Tern of sale Adm’rof Mr*. M. L. Lawton,. ao.fo. •"roroerorowiHffffWHi Ordinary’s AdvertifianMnto. steissa^^r3£* administrator on tost*of said daecaoed? /i.g Jepartod U.w life aod ad»ia$teattoa left said estate represented and the of ___ eamo unfinUlH-d, Rita ie to notify all panow the unfinished admlnUtretlon -jCow*. »tbe cried eydeS^rator: f^sTof’vr.-_______ Urn ad bavin tring 4 , departed ---------- thi* life rod left said estate of the oooeer&ed __ next of kin of of admin M an dat i - -- fot^ icr ■ twelve*Mutha thi* office. UA all pctn ou a coB oa n to d show cause be¬ fore the court of Ordinary on tha fint Mott day ia Jrouary 188#, if any caue extste, why ,<8.00. E, W, HAMMOND, Ordinary. — drtt, Stodetot_________________ late Bp*lito( at Cmutifr deaertfld. ipyii January, try ten o’clock 1880 a. and ca., shew cause . be relieved m surety ou notified your bond. _ Ail persona . concerned are to appear st should no* be be ArEs£, appointed iu cm* of your foil •TAr 54 O.Ordlnery. Rntder ha* applied to me (or letter* of ed late Let of *B **ld°co«mt^ t e deoeoaed* ^ fore toort persous rouceraed sbow cause be- tha of Ordinary of said county, at my office la Griffin, on the first Monday In January, 1880, bv tan o’clock *. why such letter* should not be rranted, •3 00. K. W. HAM MOD, Ordinary. tratration, de beni, non, with will annexed ou the eatate of N. Q. Phillip. Utc of aaid < oonty, deceaeed- Let ail person* concerned abow enuae be fore the Court of Ordinary of said county, »* my office in Griffin, on tbe flrot oT Monday in Janaary, •urii letters 1880 by ten o’clock why should not be gra&te 1 . $3.00. E. W. HAMMOND, Ordinary. f\RDISABY y TV, fisou*, ’8 OF PICK.—Br Oct. rrth, album UM.-B. Cobk. M. •ppiled Stanley, sdministrator of fisunl Bull** baa to me lor letter* of di*mi*»ion from hi s ad m I ms tration on tbe eatate ef Kami Bailey, Let lata of said county, deceased all person* concerned show came be¬ fore the court of Ordinary of aaid wunty. at my office In Griffin on tbe flirt Monday In February, 18S0, by ten o’clock a. nu, wby •ueh letter* aboeld not be granted, flfi lS. ff W HAMMOND.Oidtnuiy. For Sal m I to acre* wood trod I _ Tbn wood w«ii toad uoitt fl unite worn 1 m nerea, 100 ia# In In wo wood* I null e. a.