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(IrlStu, tlMrgia, Dee. 8*. 18S8.
OBcial Piper if Spalding Co.
Official Paper ef the City of 6riffin
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[tor lea* than paid for in
tthan one dollar must be
4m will be trade with parties
ooutinne their advertisement*
—Ram. rateeas For the Daily.
DEMOCRATIC COUNTY TICKET.
Elentton, Wednesday, Jan. 2.
1m Ordhtary,
S. W. HAMMOND,
' ter Sheriff,
R, S. CONNELL,
For Clerk,
W. M. THOMAS.
For Tax Collector,
J. W. TRAVIS.
For Tax Receiver,
R. A. HARDEE.
For Treasurer,
3 . 0 . BROOM.
For Surveyor,
W T. JORDAN.
For Coroner,
W. T. LATTA.
Xba man who apooda Obriatmas ao
bar ia prepared to anjoy a Happy
Haw Year.
Tb# Nawa wiabaa ita raadara one
aad all, a very Merry Cbrialmaa 1
Is accordance with the happy apirit
of the timea, we freely and folly for
give oar eneaniee today, if we have
Any; bat let then look oat fer them
eeivee tomorrow.
heady forth* future.
The Demoo ratio party baa existed
longer than the Union, It bad ita
origin in the revolt against tbe op
preaaiona of what was* tben tbe home
Government It wae born in oppoa
ition to nnjnat taxation It fought
tbe war of Independence. It baa
lived ainea the foundation of tba Re
publio beoaute ita underlying prinoi
pie* al* tbe embodiment of rqnal
right* and free government.
Other politioal organisations bava
passed away beoauae tbay bava been
created by the exigenoiee of tbe
moment or tbe thiret for pewer. The
Fedeieliata were tboee who ooald
not et first renoanoe tbs love of mon
erobical forma and tba paaaion for
eriatoeratlo diatinotiona. Tba Repab
lioan party is tba outgrowth of the
Whig party, made temporarily power
ful through ita commendable cham
pionabip of freedom aid the folly of
the alaveholding Statea. Tha Fad
era! party died; tba Whig party died,
the Republican party has won
oidential victory which already threat
ens to dw-tioy it.
Let tboee who predict that Air.
Cleveland's discomfiture mnans tbe
destruction of the Domooracy reflect
on these facie and remember that
the Democratic party lived through
twenty four yearn of defeat, miarepre
Mutation and prejudice. It has
just received the indorsement of a
plurality of the voters of Jbe United
States for iUPraaidautial candidate.
It has carried tbe State of New York
for etsry Democratic State candidate
the issue of Tux Redaction
through Tariff Reform. The elec¬
toral vote of that State, which was
cast against sgainst Mr. Cleveland
by hie own party on ebneiderations
entirely personal, would have given
%e Democrat* tbe victory and have
defeated Mr. Harrtaon.
What folly to pretend that such
an organization is id danger of ditto
leii> n or hopeless of a speedy return
to the asoeudency to which a ’major
ity parly ir ei title*!.
TBE HEWS OF STANLEY’S SAFETY.
The dispatch frotu Zanzibar recaiv
•*^ at London conreys the happy
newt that on Aug. 2# Stanley was
■ale at Bonyaia with his command
iateot, and in good health and splr
ita. He aoeceeded in reaching Emin
Pasha early in tbe year, and left the
Egyptian Governor aboat June 8,
only fer tbe purpose of taking hack
to t he headquarter* cf the Equatorial
Piovince atores from hie nearest baee
cf supplies. Tbe events recited ii
this report give striking cuntiimation
to tbe opioioo of Genersl Woleeley,
hie cable cotnoiuniaa
of hut aoath to the North Amtr
ueb eatd:
pew a ofktaniey elnee
bttt neither have wo
To mail ia
•hall hear of
it will be to tbe effect that Stanley
reached Emit about tbe end of last
ng prior to this expression from
tbe British Adjutant Genera), tbe
Hews on several occasiens asserted
that there was no reason to a cept
as reliable tha rumors of disaster to
tbe explorer or to Emin, and our aa
alyaea of more rreetu pretended ad
vices bava exposed their incoasisten
oy with any tbeoty other than that
of their origin in tbe exaggerations
of panic-stricken deserters, or .n or i
entsl tricks concocted to influence
Anglo-Egyptisn operations.
On lbs other hand, tbe informa
tion now received is chronologically
and geographically so probable that,
if not true, it is certainly extrsmoly
well contused. The civilised world
will accept it a* true, and rejoice that
tbe practicability of redeeming the
populous and productive regions of
the Dark Continent, extirpating slat
eiy and the custom of human sacrifi#
and establishing proaperity
through the arts of peace, is proved
to be something mors than the dream
of viBiouariee. These things Emin
has already accomplished id do small
degree, and if bis position can be
maintained in communication with
lower Egypt and Earopoan maikets,
the commercial as well ns the moral
gain to ibe world will be enormous.
The Citizens’ Meeting.
I’ikc County Journal.
Notice waa served last week in a
set of resolutions drawh up an pubs
lished that the disatisfied element of
the Democratic party in Pike would
meet at tho court house here on last
Saturday for the purpose of putting
out candidates for the county offices
that would be acceptable to the peo
pie, and at an early hour tbe town
began to fill up with citizens anxious
to see what was going to happeu.
Although the streets were full of
the best people of the county a “quo
rum 1 ’ could not be obtained. The
morning passed away, no meeting
was held. It could be easily seen
that the four individuals who call
el the meeting for the beuefit of
“the mass of people" ware not very
well pleased with tho wsy things
ware going. They called long and
load for the pooplv to go up and ex
press themselves. Finally, as if by
a sudden impulse to move, tbe people
took up a steady march to the court
hrmae. It reminded ns of the migh
ty river that rolls along in silent u»a
jetty. The hall of justice begun to
fill, and before all were in tbeir seat#
a chairman and a secretary were elect
ed and tbe object of tbe tbe meeting
stated.
This is where the fun comes in;
the chairman announced that tbe ob
ject of the meeting was to vole
thanks to the conv«nti*n that noaai
Dated the Democratic candidates, and
to give th« action of raid convention
the uuequivocsi endorsement of the
people. A motion to this effect was
put before the house anil passed like
a whirlwind. A committee of three
were appointed to draw up a resolu
tiou exprese.vo of the action of the
meeting, whereupon the committie
offered tho following/
Whereas, It is the sense ol this
meetiug of icpri sen tali v» Deiuociats
that the present d. mocraticnominees
are personally and politically worthy
of the trust to he confided in them,
and in consideration of this fact be it
Resolved, Tli.t we offer an ix^re*
siou of eur approval of the action of
tbe late uoruinatiun convention and
pledge ourselves to sustain the time
honored usages of the Democratic
party by supporting the nominees at
tbe ensuing election in January.
It was uquested the above resolu
tion be published in the Journal and
that tbe Bareaville papers aud the
Gkifkin Nkws copy the sum'.
There being no further business,
tbe ‘•Citiz<-es ? mietiug ’ adjourned
and the “mass of tbe people” quiet
ly dispersed.
Statk or Ohio, City ok Toi.xno, i
Lucas County, 8.8. j
Fkank J. Chbney makes oath that lie is
the senior partner of the firm of F. J Cub-
ney <t Co., doing business in the City of
Toledo, County and State aforesaid, and that
said firm wilt day the sum of ONE HUN¬
DRED DOLLARS for each ami every casa of
Catarrh that caui.ot be cured by the use of
Hall’s Catakbh Cubs.
FRANK J. CHENEY.
Sworn to before me and subscribed in tny
presence, this 6th day of December, A. D.’Sfi
, —-«— , A. W. GLEASON,
• ski.. J Notary Public.
Hall’s Catarrh Cure istakon internally aud
acts directly upon the Send blood for aud tetimomals, inncus sur
faefs of the syyiem.
frej. F. J. CHENEY A CO.. Toledo. O.
tSgT Bsvfcd&wly Sold by Druggists, 75 cents.
Or, Moffett's TEETHIM (Ttetiiiig Powders)
IlksSanMi treablasaf ChU4r«a mf mmg «f«. b* /I
Utafemmdmr*. Try Hand torn will mi« child.
with oat TJSKTH IN A *t ton cm then on
•MlalteUesM. Ash year Drw**:»t.
Wfccr* Happiness la PaaaA,
Where ia happtnaaa found’ In tbe
dietioaiary, and intheaeiof Dr. Bigger*’
Haskhsberry Cordial, which saves no
mwffb pain and anxiety ia reUeving the in
tntla ooea from teething and cholera
Make* Dyspepsia
the live* of many people miserable,
MKJ leads to selMestructlon. Distress
alter •#» stoOHteh, sick headache,
SwuBb henrpm,toss of appetite, a faint, •* all gone ”
bed taste, tartly coat*# - of tongue, -------1 the bowels, and — lrrrgu-
are
Distress eume of the more common
After symptom*. Dyspepsia does
_ .. not get well of Itself. It
eating requires careful, persistent
attention, and a remedy like Hood's Sarsa¬
parilla, which acts gently, yet surely and
efficiently. It tuned the stomach and other
organs, /Regulates the digestion, creates a
gis.d appetite, and l>y thus Sick
overcoming the localsyinp-_ HOauaCno j_ A
toms removes the ifinps-
thetic effect* of the disease, banishes the
headache, and refreshes the tired mind.
“ I have been troubled with dyspepsia. I
had but little appetite, and what I did cat
fie art- . distressed me, or did mo
| lttl0 g 0(K p i„ ail hour
burn after eating I would expe¬
rience a faintness, or tired, sfl-gono feeling,
as*!. ':;)i I had not eaten anything. My trou¬
ble. t think, was aggravated by my business,
which Is that of a paint; r, and from being
more i r lissrijit up I.; » QOUT
room v iihfresh palid. I . t e u
sjui -. ! took flood's 8; otOITiaCn _
fills tool, three bottles. It did mo an
in ;u amt ol Ml. Jt (piVC mo an
appetite, t :.d my ford relished and satisfied
tl.e craving I I d pt v.jusly experienced.”
Or "..*.. *.. l\*ui., V.-mrlown, Muss.
HeSarsaparilla only
fluid I.v ;.U i: u; pi; ,i.t for fPrepared
by t; i. not*» A < V. Aputlieraries,Lowell, Mass.
IOO Dosott One Dollar
* For Sheriff.
To tiik Votebb of Spalding County:
Bjt the solicitstion of my many friends I
have consented to run as the independent
candidate for Sheriff of Spalding County
My long experience as Chief of 1’olice is suf¬
ficient proof to nil that I ain not an untried
man. If elected to this position I will en¬
deavor, to the beet ol my ability, to walk in
the straight path" and to discharge the duties
pertaining to the office without fear or favor.
T. G. MANl-EY.
f g j i gi
krla une JO, 18S8- Tb«
iUk, Om.—Oen-
rea was troubled
UMimHtum ana boll* for about two
7 »ara W# gave her various kinds of medi-
ciue.but without profit, X and began persuaded to despair to
of curing her at an. wag irr
your Swift * Specific. After ahe had u**l
•avcral boitlea the difea*at all dUapDeared,
and she U now a hale, heartr Another and health? ha$
girl twelve years old. child
Just uftlng become the afflicted S. «. S. and In the anticipate aama way, a prompt and I
am N. C. Waoqghkr.
and permanent cure.
Rich Hill, Mo., July 7, 18»-Tho Bwlft
Bpeciflo Ca, Atlanta, Oa.—Gentlemen: Our
little gill when but three weeks old broke
ou r
special benefit. We tried B. 8. 8.. and by the
time one bottle by waa gone her head began six to
heal, and the ttroe ahe had taken
bottles she wa* completely cured. Now robust, she
hat a full and heavy head or hair—a
beartv child. I feel It hut my duty to make
t*its statement. Respectfully, tL T. Shom.
Bwlft Chattawoooa. Bpecltlc Co., Tknn., Atlanta, June Go.—aentlemcn: 27, 1S83—’Tha
lu 1886 I contracted •utracted blood blood poison, poison, and and al at once once
•ought a phyBiolan. hysloUtn, who who treated treat me for yey
eral months. By hi* advice ___1 went to Crab of
Orchard Springs, S», Ky„ Ky. t when _______ ere his course _
treatment __________ wan carefully caret lly observed. ol_________ Ire _____
ered, I -...... thought, bi the next spring ' pim-
as bod.
pies * begai an to appear on my 1 b and if-
Thei e gt adually adually 1 Increased increased to to sores 8. ai----- td run- and
al ng ulcers. ulcer*. It was advised to try 8. 8.,
I mmediately af king It--------- -
Improve, slowl, and at first, nothing but more remained remained rapidly to to
afterwards, cRatSicSf^^iy^system soon
¥Se from
taint, perftjct and I nw# my present condition—a
cure—to your medicine. I cheerfully
give this statement that others who have
suffered a* I have may BuhtTbs reap the same benefit.
Hardy M. wsat Ninth 3c*
Co. Homj exa, Atlanta, La., May Ga.—Gentlemen 25,1188—The 1188—The *'-----About Swift Specific
/v., two
jrears era ago ago my my general genen ______ health gave way en-
ely. 1 was so Uel_._ ibllltated that I almost
duspiilre i.Hired 'physicians of ever feel for well again. AH
that tho done me brought no
primal ut relief. Friends Insisted that X
should g*ve _ ^ __ a fair trial, although I
thought thought It it would would be be throwing away money.
After and strength taking a returned, thorough and course, I tny health that
must ear
B. 8. 8. alone cured me, as I discarded all
others while Using It. As a tonlo I can most
heartily it recommend speelfle. It; for general debility, P.
eertalnly Is a w. F. BaiXKiBa. J.
Homes, La.—X know Mr. W. F. Bridgea, and
will say that his statement 1* correct.
Joskth Shelton. Druggist.
Treatise on Blood and Skin Dissaves mailed
free. Atlautu, Thv Ga. swift Specific Co., Lrawer i,
*
Intelligent Readers will notice that
Ms Pills
•r* not “warranted to eurt” all classes
of diseases, but only such aa result
from a disordered liver, vis i
Vertigo, Headache, Costiveness, Dyspepsia,
~evers. Bilious
Colic, Flatulence, etc.
For these they sro not warranted in¬
fallible, but are as nearly ao as ttj)N pos¬
sible to malt? u remedy. Price, 25c Is.
HOLD EVERYWHERE.
wesx.u___ .
nukes eheertut cbsneeoflj me d ilsea ia
•ptrlt*. In je with-
cat INDIAN WEED. it is Soft and Unfailing.
Ask your Druggist.
E. It. Anthony,^Griffin ami M. F, 8win
Ochard Mill, Ga,
Grateful--Comforting. COCOA
EPPS’S
BREAKFAST.
“by thorough knowledge of the natural
laws k b govern the operations of diges
tion nnil nutrition, and by a careful well applica¬ selected
tion of the fine properties of
Ooaooa. Mr. Epps has provided cur provid¬
ed our breakfast takes with a delicately
flavoured beverage which may save us many
heavy doctors'bills. It is by the constitution judicious
use of such article of dietthata
may be gradually built up until strong
enough to resist every tendency to disease.
Hundreds of subtle maladies are floating
around us ready to attack wherever there is a
weak point Wo may escape many a tatal
shaft by keepingourseivec well lortlfied with
pure blood and a properly nourished frame,”
—Civil Service Gazette, Made simply with
boiling water or milk. Sold only in half-
pound line. *■ roccre, labelled thus:
JAMES EPPS A CO.,
Homoeopathic London, C hemists, England.
j IfUKlTO WANTED. Write Geo. A. San-
! HUL.li I o born, Sec’y The BurrALo Me
j lal Buffalo, Aid nun New a*i> York Sic* PhMFiT Associa¬
tion,
INGE*
fit* th* Cwre eitft YTmk Lnnttu. A mum, ImiM-
>c. < mm*
kwiSEji *»« Jo ii c ta * r, tf t MfU a
Georgia Midland BR.
"Si..—
and Beat Line
With Through Cono
off* Between
COLUMBUS and ATLANTA.
ONLY ONE CHANGE TO
New York,
Nashville or Cincinnati.
lu Effect Wednesday, Dec. 5,1888.
TRAIN NORTH
Union Depot, Columbus.... 1:05 p. m.
Griffin.....................3:65 “
Atlanta....................6:40 “
SOUTH BOUND TRaIN
Atlanta....................2:15p. .4:06 “ m.
Griffin.................. Columbos.............7:0C “
in
ACCOMMODATION TRAIN.
NORTH HOUND — (»*I!.T EXCEPT SUN'DAV).
Columbus—Midland depot, 7:1X) a. m.
at Griffin.................l.-25p. in.
at MoDonongh............3:30 “
SOUTH BOUND—(DAILY EXCEPT SUNDAY).
Atlanta ....................6:50 a. “ m.
McDonough................7:45 Griffin...?..................9 35 »
Columbus, Midland depot, .3:30 p. m.
SPECIAL TRAIN—Sunday Only.
Columbus—Union Depot, 8:25 a. m.
Griffin...................11:25 *•
McDonough.............12:20 Atlanta...............1:10 p. “ m.
at
RETURNING-South Bound.
Atlanta....................6:50 a. m.
Oriffln.....................8:25 MoDonoogh...............7:85 ’* “
Columbue— Union Depot, 11:25 “
Aik for tickets to Atlanta and points be¬
over the Georgia Midland RR. Tick¬
on sale at Union Depot, and at the office
Georgia Home building.
M. E.GRAY, Supt.
C. W. CHEARS,
Gen’l Pass. Agt. Columbus, Ga.
CURTIS
GRIFFIN, GEORGIA,
New Management,
A. G. DANIEL, Prop’r.
For tors meet all trains.
Sheriff Sales.
X YY AT ILL BE SOLD ON THE FIRST TUKS-
day in January next, before tho door
the Court House, Georgia, in the city following of Griffin, de¬
scribed County, to-wit: the
property, land bounded the branch
Six acres of by
running from Waddy’s steam mill on the
ea t, south the at the point empties where into the the ditch branch run¬
ning from line drawn spring from the Intersection of
west by branch,
the ditch and north by the land line
between E. C. Kirkpatrick and Jas. A. Becks,
said six acres being a part of lot number 129
in Third District of originally Henry, then
Pike, now Spalding in County. tbe Also, District sixteen of
acres, more or less, Third
originally Henry, then d distinguished Pike, now Spalding
County, known ai as lot
number 15'J, commencing at the southwest
corner of said lot and running east five
chains and twenty roods, theuce due north to
the second branch twenty-eight chains,
thence up the northern prong of the branch
to the original land line between said lot and
the lot west of It, now occupied by Jas. A,
Becks, thenoe south along said line Levied thirty
six chains to the beginning corner.
ou and sold us tie property of Walter C.
Beeks and Wm. M. Becks, administrators of
the estate of Jss. A. Beeks. deceased, by vir-
tne of a mortgage fi fa issued from Spalding
Superior Court in favor of Jas. U. Horne vs.
WaltorC. Beeks and Wm. M. Beeks, admin
Istrators of the estate of Jas, A. Beeks. Wm.
M, Becks, tenant in possession, legally noti¬
fied. *9.00.
Also, at the same time and place, will be
sold that tract or parcel of land being in
ed Spalding the County, north by originally T. C. Andrews, Henry, on bound tha
on
west by Ben Dorsey, on the sooth by W. L.
Jackson, on tbe east being by Jesse Griffin, con¬
taining 64 acres, the lot on which Prof
fit Miller resides. Levied on and sold as the
property of Profflt Miller by virtue of a
mortgage fi fa issued from 8palding Superior
CourVin favor of Geo. W. Wood vs. Proffit
Miller. Profflt Miller, tenant in possession,
legally notified. $3.00.
Also, at the same time and place, will be
sold 25 acres of land in the southeast corner
of lot No. 55 in 1068th district G. M. of Spald
ing County, bounded east by H. T. Patter¬
son, south by land of Jno. E. Bishop, west
by land of B. P. Gray, north by other lands
of B. P. Gray. Levied on as the property of
B. P. Gray by virtue of a mortgage fi fa isj
sued from Spalding Superior Court.in favor
of Koppe Machine.Co. vs.B. P. Gray. 8. P.
Gray, tenant in , ossession, legal y notiflfed.
$ will 0 . 00 .
Also, ut the same time aud place, in be
sold a one-thiid undivided interest a cer¬
tain store honse in the city of Griffiu, W. Shaffer, Spald¬
ing County, uowoccupied byD.
formerly occupied by Sti well & Keitb, on
Hill street iu said city, the same being a two
story brick building, and bounded north by
tho store house of A. Scheuerman, east by-
Hill street, south by store house of R. P.
McWilliams and west by an alley. Levied
on aud sold as the property of J, H, Keith
to Satisfy three fi fas issued from Spalding <jc Co.
County Court in favor af H. B Claflin
vs. Stilwell A Keith. D. W. Shaflei, ten¬
ant in possession, legally notified $6.00.
Also, at the same time and piace, will b*
sold seventy-five acres off of lot of land No'
145 in the 4th District of Spalding Connty,
the said seventy-five acres of land beng
strip the entire length of said lot on the south
side, bounded on tbe north by Head’s Creek,
ou the south by land of James Dntly, on the
east by the lot on which I now live, and a n
the west by lands of Win. H. Touchstone.
Levied on and sold by virtue of a mortgage
fi fa ir-sued from Spalding Superior Court in
favor of Jan e* U. Horne vs. G. S.W, Parker.
G. notified. S,W. Parker, teuaut in possession, 86.OC. legally
A so, at the same time and place, will be
sold one teurth of an acre of land in the city
of Griffin, .bounded ail the north b> I sac
Malene; west by R. T. Dairiel, south by ; ari
ot ihe same lot, east by Eighth street Prudence, Lev¬
ied ou as the property of Henry
to satisfy one justice court fi fa issued from
the justice of B. court Blanton of ICOlst A district Co. G. M HenrV in
favor P. vs.
Viudonoe L. and Levy made by Geo. 1) Tenant Johnson,
O., turned over to me. in
pos ession legally notified $6.00.
R, 8. CONNELL, Sheriff.
\ ;Vv 1 TiS!
:a trfccxa
-»ror/Oscu
ic it. i A in
s by add r e
Row
Wo C0NSUMPT1\/E
Administrator’s Sale.
of, 6t
st befor* the court house
ffin ig the legal hours of
» (1 in January, 1889,
y belonging to the es
toteof Mb. Lawton, late of said
—,— —... of dis¬
county, tribution deceased, the for licirs,4®-wit: th# purposo Two $1,000
among UR. Co., twmty live
bond* of Uie C. O. & A.
shares of stock ol the 8. W. RR. Co. sad one
share of stock of Central RR. and banking
Co. of Georgia Terms of sale, cash on ilny
of sale. J.O. BROOKS, -
Adm’rof Mrs. M. L. Lawton, dec’d.
$0 CO.
r- 'r.s||p|MSMNXM*aMM*H»
Ordinary’s Advertisements.
/ \RDINARY’S OFFICE-SrtLDiKi; Cvux-
rr, Geougia, Dec.. 18, 1888.—To the
heirs at law of Wm Scott, deceased: 8. A. A
M. Scott, administrators of Wm. Scott, de
have made application for a settle-
with the heirs at law. Raid settlement
be had before the court of Ordinary Monday of in
Rpalding county, on the first
1889, Those interested are notified
attend said settlement.
$3.00. E. W. HAMMOND, Ordiua-y.
/ORDINARY’S OFFICE— Si-sluing Coux-
V ty, GeoeGia, Nov. 30,1888.—To the cred
and next of kin of Elizabeth Huff, late the
said connty deceased : N. M. Collens
on estate of said deceased leav¬
ing departed this life and left said estate un.
and the administration of the
unfinished, if this Is to ths notify creditors all persons
that nose of or next
kin of deceased shall apply for letteta first ef
on said estate by the
Monday in January 1889, by ten o’clock, the
unfinished of Ordinary administration of said county will cast
of said estate
the Connty Administrator of said conn¬
E. W. HAMMOND. Ordinary
$ 6 . 00 .
/~\RDINARY’S OFFICE— Scalding Coun-
itors V/ tt, Ueoboia, Nov. 30,1888.—To the cred late
and next of kin of Robert Brown,
of said county deceased: N M Collens the ad-
miuistrator on estate of said deceaeed having
departed thialife an J left said estate the unrepre
Ben ted and tbe administration of same
unfinished,this ed is to notify all persons ooncern kin
that if none of tbe creditors or next of
of deceased shall apply for letters of admin¬
istration on said estate by the first Monday
in Ordinary January 1880 said by ten o’clock, will the court unfinish of
of ocunty cast the
ed administration of said estate upon the
County Administrator HAMMOND, for said county.
$6.0u. E. G . Ordinary.
/"ORDINARY’S \J OFFICE-Spaldino Coun-
ty, Geoboia, N'ov. 30, 1888.—To the cred
itors and next of Kin of Win. J. Woodward,
late of said connty deceaeed: N. M. Collens
the administrator on estate of said deceased
having departed this life and left said estate
unrepresented and the administration of the
same unfinished, this is to notify all persons
concerned that if none of the creditors or
next of kin of deceased shall apply for letters
of administration on said estate by the first
Monday in January 188V by ten o’clock, the
court of Ordinary of said county will cast the
unfinished administration of said estate upon
the County Administrator of said county.
*6.00. £. W. HAMMOND, Ordinary.
/"VRDINARY’8 OFFICE-Spaldi.no CoUn-
V tt, Oeokoia, Nov. 30,1888.—The apprais
ers appointed the to set apart a twelve children months
support for widow aud minor of
W. H.T. Jones, late of said county deceased
have acted and made and filed their report in
this oflice-
Let all persons concerned show cause be¬
fore the court of Ordinary on the first Mon¬
day tn January 1889, if any cause exists, why-
such report should not be made the judgment
of the ceurt and be entered of record-
$3.00. E. W. HA-MMOND, Ordinary.
/ ORDINARY’S OFFICE-Spaldixg Coun.
v-Kty, Gkoboia, Nov. 36th. 1888—To .Mary
A. Burdett, administrator of Pressley Bur-
dett, late of Spalding County, deceased.
It being represented to me that you have
removed from the State of Georgia, and
have failed to make returns, and are mis¬
Ison managing the petitioned estate of deceased; and E. I.
having discharged the Court suretyship of Ordin¬
ary to be from on
your bond. It is ordered that you appeur
before the Conrtof Ordinary of said county,
by ten o’clock a. m., on the first Monday in
January, should 1889 and show cause why yon
not make your returns and why said
E. I. Ison should not be relieved as surety
on your bond. All persons concerned are’
notified to appear at said time and plac
aud show cause why a new administrator
should not be appointed iu case of your fail
ure to comoly with this order.
*6/00 E. W. HAMMOND,Ordinary.
/"YfrsilNARY’S V/tt, OFFICE—SFai.di.no Couk-
Snider 'Geobola, Nov .30th, 1888.—A. A.
had applied to me for letters of ad
nainistrati<\n late of said bounty, on the deceased. estate of John Allen,
Let all persons coacerned 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. m., why
such letters should not be granted.
M.00. E. W. HAMMOD, Ordinary.
/ YRDINARY’ri OFFICE .-Spalding Coin
ty, Geouoia. Nov. 30th, 1888.—J. W. llul
lard has applied to me for lettersof adminir
tratxation, the de bonis non, with will annexed
ou estate of N. G. Phillips late of said
county, deceased.
Let all persons concerned show cause be
fore the Court of Ordinary of said county, at
January, my offioc in Griffin, on the first Monday in
1889 by ten o’elock a. m-, why
such letters should not be granteJ.
$3.00. E. W . HAMMUND, Ordinary.
/'ORDINARY’S OFFICE.—Spalduso Coun-
Stanley, tt, Cbobgia, Oct. 27th, 1888.—H. N.
administrator of Sam’i Bailey has
applied to me for letters of dismission from
hi* administration on the estate of Sam’l
Bailey, Ldt late of said couuty, deceased.
all persons concerned show cause be.
fore the court of Ordinary of said county,
at my office in Griffin on the first Monday
iu February, 1889, bjr ten o’elock a. m., why
such letters should not be granted.
$0.15. E. W. HAMMOND.Ordinary.
Administrator’s Sale
By virtue of an order granted County," by the Court
of Ordinary of Spalding I will sell
ta the highest bjdder, before the court house
door iu Griffin, during the iegal hours of
sale, on the first Tuesday in January, 1889,
the following property belonging to the «s
tate of Mrs M. L. Lawton, late of said conn
ty, deceased, for the purpose of distribution
among the heirs, to-wit: One hundred and
seventy-five Cabins acres of land, more or less, in
Diiuinke district, bounded north by land cf
and S. II. M'ilsou, east by land
ofS. H. Wilson, south by laud of 8. II. Wil¬
son and a. R Lawton aud west by D g
muke. Terms one-third cash and batancj iu
in one and two years, with eight per cent
interest, J. C. BttOUKS,
Adrn’r ot Mrs. M. L. Lawton, dec'd.
$6 00
Executor’s Sale.
By virtue of an order granted by the Court
of AJrdinary of Spalding County, I will sell to
the door highest bidder, during before tbe court house
in Griffin, the legal hour* < f
sale, on the first Tuesday in January, 18:$,
the following property belonging to tbe
estate of Rhoda II I)oe, late of said oounty,
deceased, for tha purpose of distributior
among the heirs, to-wit : Two city lots in
Griffin, described as follows: one two room
house and lot an the corner of 15th and Pop-
la* streets, one-fourth acre; aqd one four
room bouse and lot on Taylor street, one
acre. Term* of sale, oash on day of sale.
H. C. BURR,
*6410. Executor of Khoda H. Doe, dec’d
farmanu House and Lot For Sale
*6 eultiration, Acres ■ cleared of “.‘pteudid _______ r, ,“u C o*
«d stompe and roeka, fix-
for Improved farm machinery Machin¬
ery, stock, com and fodder will be sold with
farm if wanted All ready for business moth
m eere year. tot in Also, Griffin a t*rjp- Go. roomy For house tad two
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T*UD CLARK
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Jaiuary 1st.,
WILL RE
A Grand Bargaii Day! 1
IIVEy Store I 1
We have a large coming choice in stock, with new
goods, determined on every train,
we arc to convert into
Now is your time to
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Secure Bargains !
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Received on yesterday one lot of
* LONG WRAPS *
at 86,50 worth $10. Few childrens’ Wraps
to be almost given away.
WILL ADD SEVERAL BARGAIN COUNTERS
the present week. Look to your interest by
giving my stock an inspection.
BIG REDUCTIONS ON ALL WOOL DRESS GOODS
SHAWLS, JERSEYS, ETC.
hoe h Department!
fttoc Custom# 3 ^
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F. J. FLBlISTfiR.
.Special prices on all Shoes to reduce stock, jew
lot Ladies’ of Eagle Button hit Shoe ton Boot Boot (Jo. Shoes in in the the just city city received. for for the the Best $2,50 Have
money. money
too manp up Men’s Men’s Fine Fine Hand Hand Sewed Sewed Shoes Shoes in in such such popu- po,
| ar . m8 lke« f e8 AM- a8> Hnnamti. Hanans, EmeiSOU. F.ineiston. NchmertZS. Sehme! rtns, &£., «c., and
w ®rth $6,50 to $7,00 that we will sell at $5*00 to
$5,50. Haren’t time to enumerate more. C ome
see
K J. FLEMISTER.