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Official Paper at tht City <rf Griffin AdTertlaing DAILT-O*® dollar P*r K»»r* *® r «>• Um, and sent# for e««h *ob- t*. 'fen Hne* «r Ism to *>• ooant- ^!Toi^ U on«U „ than _than dollar lOosnts. most be Alllnjsrtton. paid for in I one rate* will fee made with partie* to continue their sdssrtissmsut* mi ooeweefe. the , Dull?. • „ [Hf—San** - rateeae for MEttOCftATtC COUNTY TICKET. Election, Wednesday, For Ordinary, R, W. HAMMOND. For Sheriff, «. 8. COPNKLL. for Clark, W. M. THOMA8. For Tax Collector, I. W. TRAVIS. Far Tex Roedeer, H. A. HARDEE. For Trsosursr, i. C. BROOES. For Surveyor, W T.JORDAN. For Coroner, W.T.LATTA. CHRISTMAS AFTERMATH. The Shadow and Sunshine of the Gay CRy—Misery and Joy. A apaaalation upon the face* of tb* hurrying throng may have been idle, but it had an interest, and, yield ing to UN impulse, a reporter on Christmas •*• watched the restless crowd. The genial glow cf Christ¬ mas tide had touched the atty, hat now had then a shadow fall about the drifting scene and marred its marry meaning. A few feet removed from the apot whare the writer stood ware gather¬ ed e group of children. Their faces ■ere turned lull upen a window lit up by the resplendent beauties of a Christmas trea. The story of a city was written on their features. A trio, warmly clad, rosy oheeked, bright ayad and happy in tbs reflected at¬ tractions of a poaaessicn which their own homes, they knew, would sooa surely reprodaee, stood dose to the window, whieh their warm brsath frosted ae thsir gleeful laughter rang out from unruffled hearts. Just be¬ hind them stood a boy and girl as larger. The hand of the latter rested iu that of the former; brother and sister, perhaps, heirs to poverty sura ly sad friends ia desolation the mule caress revealed. Their eyes, toe were rivited upou the gandy window, but woader was hidden in such wistful looks as tell of ashes in the heart. For them, ala», they knew too well that Christmas meant no bright token, no light,«o hope. They stood upon the border of the p»ra>Jife of their uatutored but ardent dreams, and upon its fairness and ii* splen¬ dor their hungering eyes r*»tid with a fascination which, though woven with the knowledge of denial, grew as the minutes tied. Her# joy, tbtre the desolation ot death; here beauty; there blackness; here wealth, there poverty—and they touched elbows; the on* smiled, the other moaaed, and the laughter of one mingled with tkd heart’s dirge of tb* other. And this is life and must \ e. Just beyond them are a country man, bis wife and ehild. The man was a sturdy yonng fellow, his new, stiff sheet, black bat and suit of ready made clothing, betokening a tour of the stores already made, while the neat, if not fashionable sttire of the woman, her new woolen glovts, tb* bright feather in her bonnet end iaatrous gaiters showed that her liege lord bad not been unmindful of her desire*,too. On one strong arm of tb* husband rested a tot of a child, kb bead encased in a red cap, mittens of tbe some color on the chubby bends which tugged at the father's coat collar. A healthful, happy - ■ • j pietere D ietar* they the? were, were, and and though though the I contrast . between «b« , n»y ciij *»a , J ,w -od-t r.™ s.,~< Ik. -.k-rb. .W b.ir. tM.W >k.. p..., the ftitff Of Wroth* r and fa lb#* bore j •**!«»*• of that com cemented »n led spirit — i«. I j •hwh cross** l*« honest and imJss.ri •Sts life. Thsj were not hurrying, they had cows to te* y, and for a few t« taa msis wtudow where had stood a moment before the children. • * # With measured tread a portly form moves it# steady way along Ih* - busy street, heedless pf tbe gay obat ter, rapidly rolling carriages, tbe jostling men and women, tbe gamins darting to and fro. The eyes seem to be serious a* tb* figure approach •a; one louffitpt them is sufficient to make certain that they have not noticed the gaudy display windows ranged along (he thoroughfare scarce six feet away. Care is stamped on every lineament of the firm face; soft lines are so faint that they sug« gest ouly memory of buoyant days *f youth and joy and gladness. And yet, if thti ruling creed which meas¬ ures joy be right, this man of all the throng iu sight should be the hip¬ pies’, Uis gold Itas grown in vol¬ ume during the year whose dying footsteps he is not hearing, his name is chronicled aa that of ot.c whom fortune always favors, wile and chil¬ dren adorn handsome home, health has blessed its inmates, snd honors of rich fruitago and rare prom tse have fallen to him. But happi¬ ness does not rest #n his face; it tells of a longiug still unsatisfied. II# be longs te those who, having won much by strife for gold, have learned to love it* ungained volumo tnore and live upon *the subtle greed its aCcjuisi tion gives but cannot take away, * * * Just behind this frigid personage cornea a man who, too, is known to the community as on# whom fortune favorH. A firm, well poised, shrewd man, acarooly pant his prime, A thougbtfutman always, there is no smile •1 * bis ^ I face « llM but t t there I, are on _ .. now, those in this city who know him as one whose hand extend# a generous charity ofteD, and that without die play. Close upon the heels of this men came another and in hard corn pari son. A youth of flushed fuco and handsomely dressed. The son was even now enjoying his Christmas nc oording to bis taste, but a glance at bis face and slight notice of his bear mg showed that be had not deemed water the most appropriate holiday flaid. • * * Behind him tripped a society girl, heavily eacqued, well gloved and booted, a merry light in her Ins trous brown eyes ami o warm glow on cheeks of that line, {hough pro «aiccolor, which even to the days of tradition it has been accustomarv to term as “peach and cream,” which to the fairness of the pearl cluster at her throat, rosy us tbo tiist blush of dawn, A capital maiden, fair and buovan’, whose light heart was Hut tering to fresher emotions just now under this Christmas smell than ball room or boudoir had ever known, With half listless step, behind the vis ion bright enrae one who faring no less the stamp of high born life, of fered a sad contrast to its happier flow. ‘‘Shabby genteel ” What two words rneau more that is pitiful, less that is hopeful! A woman past tbe middie age efauw.i?, her garments neat but worn to that degree which caught a faint sLiuy rvfl etion of the sun as she passed at the right angle for its detection. A face where cour age foaght with despair and refine ment had left the stamp of long struggle with the element of u rough existence. Shopping foff Christmas she must do, for ibe “world’ to which she oucu belonged was shop ping that bright afternoon, but i.<>w slender the contents of .ho purs;',‘.he poo: ly gloved hand held with regula tion to display. Repressed misery lay somewhere behind those calm blue eyeu, the lips noiv so placid had known many a piteous wail. And so the lights a’id shadows mingled in the charging throng, each f.ic# new, but all gradually rangm^ themselves under close inspection into two mui pie, inevitable classes of humanev-- those whom fortune favors and who welcome Christmas as a season for unfettered joy, and those—ar# they not in the majority ?—whose bps ate never strangers to the i sues of blast ed hopes, whose bosoms carry bur dwns, great or sinaii. which b. he the brightness of eye, and s’eai tome thing, more or less, as t he case in ay be, from the edict which aimed at perfect “peace and good will to men.” Stxtk or Omo, Cm or Toi.kdo, > Lrcxs County, 8.8. ( Frank J. Cheney makes oath that he is the senior partner of the firm of F. J Che set A Co., doing business in the City of Toledo, County and State aforrsaid. and that *.id firm win day the sum •<{ one III N Sworn to before m« ud sub#«'rib«d in my this 6th day of^Dee«nber. A D to. A. W. GLEASON, Notary Public. Hail's Catarrh Cur* istakea intenwllr and Sinai/ upoa the bloiW *ad mmu »ur or 8aM “y’framJsxsz hr !>!*«***• ?»«#•:• Shortcut duel Bent Line With Xhroutfli Cou<‘li e* Betweau COLUMBUS and ATLANTA. ONLY ONE CHANGE TO Washington, Now York, Nashville or Cincinnati. Schedule tn Effect Wednesday, Dec. 6, L888, TRAIN NORTH Leave Union Depot, Columbus. ...l.llff p. tn. Arrive Oriflin.....................3:55 “ Arrive Atlanta....................5:40 “ SOUTHBOUND TR.rIN Leaves Atlanta.............. .. ,3:U>p. m. Leaves (IrlfltB.............. ...4:05 “ Arrives iu Oolurubns........ .7:06 ACCOM MOD ATI ON TR AIN. . NOKTII HOtritD— (naii.Y except sindav). Leave Columbus—Midland depot, 7 .-tuft. m. Arrives at Griffin.................1 :25 p. m. Arrived at MeDonough............370 “ SOI-T1I BODhP—(DAILY EXCEPT SUNDAY). I-euvC Atlanta....................(1:50 a m. Leave MiDonough................7:45 Griffin......................» 35 “ “ Leave Arrive Columbus, Midland depot,.3:30p. m. SPECIAL TRAIN— Sunday Only. Leave Columbus—Union Depot. 8:25 a. m. Arrive Griffin........•...........11:25 “ Arrive McDonough.............12:20 1:10 p. “ in. Arrive at Atlanta............... RETURNING-South Bound. Leave Atlanta....................6:50 a. m. Leave McDonough...............7:35 1 Leave Oriffln.....................8:25 “ Arrive ttahimbiis—Union Depot, 11:25 Ask for tickets to Atlanta and points be¬ yond over the Georgia Midland RR. Tick- itsoc sale ut Union Depot, and at tbe office in Georgia Home building. M. E.GRAV, Supt. C. W. CHEARS, Gen’l Pass. Act. Columbus, Ga. HOTEL CURTIS GL IF KIN, GEORGIA, Under New Management. A. G. DANIEL, Prop’r. Sgr Peters meetall trains. January Sheriff Sales. \XJ VV ILL BE SOLDONTHE FIRSTTUE8- day in January nest, before tho door of tiie Court House, in the city of Griffin, Spalding County, Georgia, the following de¬ scribed propei ty, to-wit: Six acres of land bounded by the branch running from Waddy’s steam mill on the ea t, south at the point where the ditch run- ningfrun tbe spring empties into the branch west by line drawn from the intersection of the ditch aud branch, north by the land line between E. C. Kirkpatrick and Jas. A. Becks, said six acres bciny a part of lot number 129 in Third District of originally Henry, sixteen then Pike, now Spalding County. Also, District of acres, more or less, in tho Third originally Henry, then distinguished Pike, now Spalding lot County, Known a' d as number 159, commencing at tbe southwest corner of said lot and miming east live chains aud twenty roods, thence dueno-tlito tbe second brauch twenty.eight chains, thence up the northern prong of the branch to the original Sand liue between said lot and the lot west of it, now occupied by Jas. A, Becks, theuoe south along said hue thirty six chains to the beginning corner. Levied on aud sold as tie property of Walter C. Beeks utc ,3 and u„u Wm. •> ui..... M. Becks, adi Bv.ministrators of the estRte of Jes. A. Beeks. deceased, Spalding by vir¬ tue of a mortgage li fa issued from Superior Court in favor of Jas. U. Horne vs, WaltcrC. Beeks and Wm. M. Beeks, admin istratorsof the estate of Jas, A. Beeks. Wm. M, Beeks, tenant in possession, legally $9.00. noti¬ fied. Also, at the same time and place, will be sold that tract or parcel of land being bound in Spalding County, originally Andrews, Henry, the ed on the north byT. C. the south on W. L. west by Ben Dorsey, on Griffin, by Jackson, on the east by Jesse con- taiiiingO-t acres, being the lot on which I’rof Ut Miller resides. Levied on and sold as the property of Brolllt Miller by virtue of a mortgaged fa issued from Spalding Superior Proffit Court in favor of Geo. W. Wood vs. Miilcr. Proffit Miller, tenant in possession, |>3 00. legally notified. Also, at the same time and place, will be sold 25 acres of land in the southeast corner of mt No. 55 in 1008th district G. M. of 8paid ing County, bounded cast by H. T. Batter- son, south by land of Jno. E. Bishop, w.si 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 U fa is, sued from Spalding Superior Court in favor of Koppe Machine Co. vs. B. P. Gray. B. P. Gray, tenant in possession, legal y notified. $ 6 . 00 . Also, at ihe same time and place, will be sold a one-tliiid undivided interest iu a cer¬ tain store house in tbe city of Griffin, Shaffer, Spald¬ ing County, now occupied by D. W. formerly occupied by Sti well <S Keith, on Hill street in said city, the same being a two story brick building, und bounded north by tit® store house of A. Scheuemntn, east by 11 ill street, south by store house of R. P McWilliams anti west by an alley. Levied on and so d as the property of ), H. Keith to satisfy thire ii fas issued from Spalding & County Co' rt in favor of H. B Ciaflin Co. vs. Stilwell it Keith D. W. Shaflei. ten¬ ant in possession, legally notified $6.01) Also, at the same tisie and place, will t« sold seventy-five acres off of lot of land No 145 in (he 4th Distrietof Ppalding County, the said seventy-five acres of land tie ng strip Ihe entire length of said lot on the south siue, bounded on tiie north by Head’s Creek - , on thesouth by land of James Dnfl'y, and on the east by the lot on which I now live, on the west by lands of Wm. H. Touchstone. Levied on and sold by virtue of a mortgage fi fa i.-sued from U. 8pnldiug Horne Superior S.W, Court Parker. in favor of James vs. O. G. S, W. Parker, tenant in possession, $6. legal GO. 1 ) - notified. A'so, at the same time and place, will he sold one fnurth of an acre of laud in the city of GriUin^houuded «n the north by I - sac Malene: west by R. T. Da- iel, south by ;a-t of the same lot, east by Eighth street. Prudence, Lev ied on as the property of Henry from to satisfy one jnsiice court fi fa issued the justice court of ICOlst district G. M. in favor of B. P. Blanton ,fc Co. vs. Henry Piudence. Levy made by Geo. D. Tenant Johnson, I. C., and turned over to me. in pos essie>n legally notified $6.00. R, 8. CONNELL, Sheriff. ev: Mvortifeemer.fi TO ADVERTISE F?S A list of 1000 newspaper# divided into STATES AND SECTIONS will i e sent on application— FREE. Tt> those »lio w ant theta advertising to pay we can offer n« better medium for thorough and effective work than the v-riou-f sections of eur Select Local List. GEO. P ROWELL A Co., Newspaper Advertising Bureau, 19 Spruce street, New York. Who are Weak, Nerv¬ ous aud Debilitated and suffering from Weakness. Di bility. Seminal Nightly Emissions, and all the affects of early EtU Habits which lead to Premature Decay, Oonaamption or Insanity, send for pears’ Ti realise on Dineoses of Man. with particulars for Horn® Cure. Cures guaranteed No cure oo pay, J. 8. Pea aa. 612 and 614 Church St., Nashville, Teun nov!4dA*Iy. |G£NTS WANTKD Write Geo. A 8 mi- hor*. for Xm krfiW Mo ooz. Aocwswr *»» Sr* Mrmwwrr A •ocas- ■Whin, Mew Fork SCROFULA It I* that impurity in the blood, which, ac¬ cumulating In the elands of the nock, pro- tliui -t unsightly lumps or swellings; which causes painful running sores on tha arms, legs, «r feet; which devetopcs ulcers In tho C)es, cars, or itoso, often causing blindness or deafness; width Is tho origin of pimples, can¬ cerous growths, or tho-inany ether manlfe.sta- llomi usually ascribed to “liuuio*;" which, fastening Upon tho lungs, causes consumption and dentil. lleing the most ancient, it Is tho mo; t general of nil diseases or affections, for very few persons are entirely free from it. How It Be Can CURED r.y taking Hood’s Sarsaparilla, whlcli, by remarkable cures it has accomplished, when other medicines have failed, has Itself to ho a potent and peculiar for this disease. Some of these are really wonderful. If you suffer from ho sure to try Hood's Sarsaparilla. " My daughter Mary was afflicted with scrof¬ sore net 1; from the lime she was 22months till she became six years of age. Ltfmpa in her neck, and ono of them after to t he size of a pigeon's egg, became nn>ning sore for over three years. We gave Hood’s Sarsaparilla, when the lump and indications of scrofula entirely dls- and now she seems to he a healthy J. 8. Cahi-H.k, Nauright, N. J. N. It. P.o sure to got only Hood's Sarsaparilla !■)- slldruggists. *1; ilxforfS. l rcp&redonly C. I. HOOD & CO., Apothoosriei, Lowell, Sla»«. 100 Doses One Dollar For Sheriff. THK VoTEBS OF SPALDING CofNTT: By the solicitation of my many friends I consented to run rs the independent for Sheriff of Spalding County long experience as Chief of Police is suf¬ proof to all that I am not an untried If elected to this position I will en¬ to the best ol my ability, to walk in straight path and to discharge the duties to the office without fear or favor. T. G. MANLEY. For Bailiff. Copt- J. C. Little, the veteran Bailiff for grand jury and the faithful guardian o secrets of that august body, ii a eandi- for election to the office of Bailiff of this at the coming election. The Cap¬ energy, experience and fidelity com¬ him to the favorable consideration of people and his election will give univers' satisfaction. Many Citizens. An Important Announcement Aiwnt six weeks •go, ego, while while at at business. Duslne* I wti suddenly ldenljr attacked i with excruciating took my bed imroedl and In two or three doublo days my natural joints wen Rita, swollen to almost their and tdrep was driven from me. Aft*»r suffer¬ ing the most excruciating pain for a week, using liniments and various other remedies, a friend who sympathised with xuy helpleaa ° W'by U &on*'t you^get 8wlft’« and Specific If It does and use it. I w ill guarantee a euro, nothing. not the medicine ahall coet you after I at once secured tho S. 8. 8. and usini ig It tho flrat day, had a quiet felt night greatly and refrt ushlng sleep. In a week I jenef efitted. In three weeks I oculd tit up and walk k about about the room, and after using butlnes*. alx bottlei lea I was out aud able to go to blueo duty, then ami I have eland been my regularly feet from at my lilut post to of and on entirely free from ten ho urn % day, tho plain am and simple facta lialn. Theta are will cheerfully lly all iu my ny case, case, and and X X thereto, either either In In answer an Inquiries relative ereto, Mauilui, pci person or by mall. Thomas Thomas Markimji 11 W. ISth street, New York City. NAsnvtr.r.E, Tekm.~I warded off a so- rare attack of rheumatism by a timely resort lo Swift’s SjM ulflc. Id alt cases where a per¬ manent relief Is sought this medicine coin- • nds Itself for n constitutional treatment that thoroughly eradicates the soeds of dJe- from l the t sys kcv. vstem. D. D. W. P. Hariusoh, New Yornr, 51 7th Avm.—A t.—After fter spending spendln without t&K) to be relieved of blood Poison any benefit, a few bottles of Swjftjs Bpeclflo WOJ irkod u perfect cure. C. POETER. Viexma, Qx, My little girl, aged six, and bov, aged four year*, had scrofula In the worst w. ist aggravated aggravated shape. shape, The; ney healthy were and puny and sickly. the result To-day of they taking are lire 8. 8. neam 8- 8. S. S. ru¬ bust, all ng Jok T. Collier. Lady Lake. i.anr., Srstw ov ■ I Co., V.V., Fla.-Y I our S. 8. 8. ha* proved a wonderful success in in y case. . The The cancer cancer hurried on on my my face, face, no e doubt, •i would have noon me to my unequal-. grave, do think It 1* wonderful, nml has Post .ftrqil! B. H. ‘ ostmustec. WiOO, Texas, May 9, 1S8S. a S. Co., At! anto, 0«.: SL'nt Knowing lino wing that that you you appreciate appi Toil'Mtarv that le^tlmouiau, _ hIkU. we take plea«ur* ha* la •tating one of oar hu.lv cust«'m*r* regained allied her her health by tho use of four having large battle* of f your your r great great grei remedy, remedy, . after after j been an Invalid albl 1 for for for several several *m year*. year*. •*. Her H*r Hffrtrou trouble t was extreme ue e debility* debility* debility, f, affiu***d qffius«‘d by by a i All*ease pe¬ culiar to hersex- eraex. • *ex- malle^Poe WDruggist*. wihBI Co., Druggist8 Three booka >okB malJe4rl malJ« ou api/Ucatlocu All druggists »ell 11 8. 8. 8. f 8. THK ik Swift 8WIS- Srxci me Co., Drawer Drawer S. S, Atlanta At la Qa. Now Yurk.7M Broadway. Tutt's Pills FOR TORPID LIVER. A torpid liver deranges the who! y»- and produces Sick Headache, Rheu¬ Costiveness, Sallow Skin and Piles. 1* no better remedy for these disease* than Tirtt's Liver as a trial w ill prove. Price, »5c. Sold Everywhere. r Ullinku aikWIVIlYL M* lne By giving ani^bu^dj^ tone to a.d strengthening tbe.Uter- System u;i the general health. corrects all Irregnluritiesand annoying troubles from which so many nsny ladles ladles suffer. suffer. It It gives gives the the weak, debilitated woman he»lth»ndstrength.and makes eheertUl the despondent, depressed la spirits. INDIAN In change WEED, of life noiadyshoofd »e srlth- out it is Sofeawl Unfailing. Ask youx Druggist. E. K. Anthonr,(Griffin and V. F, Sw in Hill, Ga. Sale! 10 acres wool la- d inside eorpo ntr limits. wood wilt nearly pay for.it, and then the is worth or r price asked for it 245 ilk 1 in woods part inside *-f city lim¬ 56 acre# inside city lim te 12 acres ic- city limits, with good new house upon 65 acres inside city limits, 7 room houae houses, barns', fruits, Ac. Aflabovecai.be divided in Jots and sold large profile and diflferenl portions of tiie Houses lot* in for sale and to nmi. 0. A. CUNNINGHAM, Rea: Eetote Agent UNTIL January 1st., 1889 WILL BE A Grand Bargain Day! .AT............ My Store ! We Have a large choice stock, with new desirable goods, coming in on every train, that we are determined to convert into money. Now is yonr time to Secure Bargains! 1 Received on yesterday one lot of * LONG WRAPS ^ at 80,50 worth 810. Few childrens’ Wraps to be almost given away. WILL ADD SEVERAL BAR6AIN COUNTERS the present week. Look to your interest by giving- my stock an inspection. BIG REDUCTIONS ON ALL WOOL DRESS GOODS SHAWLS, JERSEYS, ETC. Shoe Department! 4JW%, ml MaiwgCustom\H Voj? e. j: ram. ft 1 i. ! ’ i 1 t lot t Special of of Eagle E pi . Ladies’ FLEMISTER. Hie highest bidder 1*1 ore ice > of in Griffin, during Tuesday the inJauuuij, legal 1 hoars 1889, on the first nuuury, the ,»», following property Lawton, bclouftcg lain to of saiu ?* of Mrs. . M, L. deceased, for the purpose o r dis¬ among the heirs, to-wit: Two $1,000 of the C. U. & A. KK. Co., twenty-live of stock of the S. W. KR. Co. and one of stock of Central HR. and Banking of Georgia Terms of sale, oath on day sale. J. C. BKObKS, Adm’r of Mrs. M. L. Lawton, aec’d, $ 0.(0 . Ordinary’s Advertisements. ORDINARY’S OFFICE—Spai-dino Cot.'N- ty, Geouoix, Dec. 18, 1888.—To the ut law of Wm Scott, deceased: 8. A. I't M. Scott, administrators of Wm. bcott, dc have made application ior a settle¬ with the heirs at law. baid settlement tc had before the court of Ordinary of county, on the interested that Monday notified in 1889, Those arc attend said settlement. $3.00, E. W. HAMMOND, Ordina-y. YRDINARY’S OFFICE SrALDINO CoU.V- ty, liEOaoix, Nov. 30,1888.—To Tothe the cred ored aud next of kin of Elizabeth Huff, late said eonoty deceased : N. M. Collens the on estate ot said deceased hav¬ departed this life and left said estate un- and tiie administration of the unfinished, this is to notify all persons that if nose of the creditors or next kin of deceased shall apply for letters of on said estate by the first in January 1889, by ten o'clock, the of Ordinary of said county will cast unfinished administration of said estate tiie County Administrator of said coun¬ E. W. HAMMOND. Ordinary. $6,00. OFFICE— Spalding Cou.v- ty, Geobgia, Nov. 30,1838.—To the cred and next of kin of Robert Btowd, late said county deceased: N M Collens the ad¬ on estate of said deeeaeed having this life ani left said estate unrepre and the administration of the same unfinished,this is to notify all persons concern lliat if none of the creditors or next of kin deceased shall apply for the letters of Monday admin¬ oil said estate by first in January 1889 by ten o’clock, the court unfinish of of said eonnty will cast the ed administration of said estate upon tiie Administrator for said county. $0.0o. E. . HAMMOND, Ordinary. J \KD1NAKY’S OFFICE— Spalding CouN- ty, Geobgia, Nov. 30, 1888.— To the cred itors and next of Kin of Wm. J. N. Woodward, M. late of said county deceased: Collens the administrator on estate of said deceased having departed this life mid 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 nest administration of kin of deceased said shall apply by for tho letters first of on estate Monday in January 1889 by ten o’clock, the court of Ordinary of said county said will cast the unfinished administration of estate upon the County Administrator of said county. $6.00. E. W. HAMMOND, Ordinary. / \RDINARY S OFFICE— Spalding Col.n- V/ ty, Geobgia, Nov. 30,1888,—The apprais ers appointed to set apart a twelve months support for the widow aud minor children of W. H. X* Jones, late of said county deceased have acted and made and tiled their report in this office. Let all persons concerned show cause be¬ fore the court of Ordinary on the first Mon¬ day in January 1889, if any cause exists, why such report should not be made the judgment of the court and be entered of record- $3.00. E. W. HAMMOND, Ordinary. / ORDINARY’S OFFICE— Spalding Coun- Vta rr, Geobgia, Nov. 30th, 1888—To Mary A. Burdett, administrator of Pressley Bur- dett, late of Spalding County, deceased. It being from represented to me that Georgia, you have and removed the State of have failed to make returns, and are mis¬ managing the estate of deccasedyand E. I. Ison having discharged petitioned the Court suretyship of Ordin¬ ary to be from on your bond. It is ordered that you appear before the Court of Ordinary of said county, by ten o’clock a. m., on the first Monday in January, 1889 and show cause why you should not make your returns and why said E. I. Ison should not be relieved as surety on yocr bond. Ail persons concerned are notified to appear at said time and piac and show - cause why a new administrator should not be appointed in ease of your fail ore t/Tcomol) - with this order. $400 '............ E. W. HAMMOND,Ordinary. RDINARY’S OFFICE—SPalding Coun¬ Xfc-W ty, A A | Geobgia, V* Jiv/iiV 1 , AV Nov V 7 ,80th, * VVUJ , 1838.—A A DJv, — A A. -A « Snider has applied to me for letters of ad ministration on the estate of John Allen, late of said county, deceased. Let all persons concerned show cause be fore the Court of Griffin, Ordinary of said county, at iny office in on the first Monday in January, 1839, by ten o’clock a. m., why such letters should not be granted. $3.00. E. W. HAM.MOD, Ordinary. UD IN ART'S OFFICE. -Spalding Coi n V/ ty, A A J Geobgia. UtitmUiA. Nov. v_» V . 30th, DVtU, 1388.—J. lUDD.-U . W. ' » . Bui U1 iard has applied to me for Jettersof adminir tratration, de bonis non, with will* annexed ou the estate of N. G. Phillip* late ot said county, deceased. Let all persons concerned show cause be fore the Court of Ordinary of said county, at my office in Griflin, on the first Monday in January, such 18t>9 by ten o’«lock a. m-, why letters should not be grants J. $3.00. E. \V . HAMMOND, Ordinary. i KJ ORDINARY’S OFFICE.— Spalding Coi n- xr, Geobgia, Oet. 2Tth, 1338.—H. N. Stanley, administrator of Sam’I Bai.ey has applied to me for letters of dismission from hri administration oil the estate of Sum! B.iiiey, late of said county, deceased Let all persons conoerntd show cause be¬ fore tho court of Ordinary of said county, at my office in Griffin on the first Monday iu February, 1839, by ten o’elock a. m., why such letters should not be gi anied. #6.15. E. W. HAMMOND,Ordinary. Administrator’s Sale By virtue of an order granted by the Couit of Ordinary of bidder, Spalding before County, 1 will sell to tiie highest the court house door in Griffin, during the legal hours of salt’, ou the first Tuesday belong!#; in January, 1889, the following property L. to the es¬ tate of Mrs M . Lawton, late of said conn ty, deceased, for Ihe purpose of distribution among the heirs, to-wit: One hundred and seventy-five acres of laud, more or less, in Cabins district, bounded north by land ct Dismuke and.8. H. Wilson, east by land of 8. 11. Wilson, Lawton south by land of S. H. Wil¬ son and -a. R and west by D;»- moke. Terms one-third cash and balance in in one and two years, with eight per cent interest. J.C. B.tOuKS, Adm’r of Mrs. M. L. Lawton, dec’d. $6 00 . Executor’s Sale. By virtue of an order granted by the ConM of Ordinary of Spalding County. I will sei! to the door highest in bidder, during before the court house Griflin, the legal hours of sale, following on the first Tuesday in January, 1S-9, the pruperiy belonging to the estate of Rhoda 11 Doe, late of said county, deceased, for the purpose of distribution among the heirs, to-wit - : Two city lots in Griffin, described as follows: one two room house and lot an the comer of 15th and Pop- Urn streets, one fourth acre; and one four room house and lot on Taylor street, one acre. Terms of rale, cash on day of sale. H.C. BURR. #6.P0. Executor of Rhoda H. Doe, dec’d. Farm and House and Lot* For Sale A C021* ac re farm in 3 miles of Griffin, Ga 80 ) acre* acres in woods, 130 in splendid state of cultivation, cleared of stumps and reeks, fix¬ ed tor improved farm machinery Machin¬ ery. stock, corn and fodder will be sold with farm if wanted. $11 ready for basinets sooth •r year. Also, a large roomy house and twe sens lot U UnflU. Go. For parti onion ad dram me at Griffis, Ga, care Clark A So*. aspOMAwam THAD CLARE.