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hep© of the
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1 of New York gives
of Us
- trouble,
ire of abusing him; an
they are 'cordially
uugwump press. If
hot like,
r cannot but ap-
t lw, does it
E* l? he
rfeM-Hm tor the
Pim Yet the 6o. people They
; object of their
• the gubernatorial of-
r anu larger major!''
Hill ’has consigned
opponents to the pit
had dug for him, and by bis
* of bad measures maintains
*"“‘ public
aa a
j executive.
> Benjamin Harrison that
this ijbgtoh wrote tbit letter
i notable declaration:
and seal for the
of blood ought never to suf-
s to have or friendship the least
5 so as
as of a public nature.
tijamin Harrison of Virginia
l Washington wrote was the
mdfrtther of the present.
6 of the United States, who
t appointed te an important
9 one of his brothers heretofore
known in public affaire, and
tion by any other Exeeu-
: have been extremely ii»-
A predisposition to poli-
ivoritism seems to run in the
f our nepotistieal President.
RICHMOND IN THE
I ,4-' FIELD. *
r Augusta Chronicle says, edito-
___________ ‘ candidate is
d tor Governor. Hon.
Hardeman, according to
iSfi: ftta advices, is in the field
hard man for some-
He is an old war
i knows the ropte, and is
; with the people. His splen
•Congress-at-large in the
^convention of 1882 is remem-
He is popular with the farm
, j it is thought will dispute the
w “ of the present leaders
Georgia agriculturists.
Macon two candidates al-
aretrue, and the
l of the next campaign,
wiH be somewhere in the
1 I of Bibb county* HH
other Macon candidate all inf-
> by th* Chronicle, is, doubtless,
i Blount.
Wanted.
fc and d iscover, ifthey can,
> where Dr. Pierre’s Gold ;
has been used
—n,jmp«re
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01
were
Wr#i --- was.de-
‘ be
Is his act lawful
‘L ■£.'££
c ■men!
■
wont the other Way; Fttf&Hy Bettison’s he yelkd
for help, and Smith says he
eyes were as big as saucers when
make the the exciting fish uutil story he
to
top and then finished his
a ball from a Winchester
It was a monster “Jew” in length, fish,
■ 6 feet 4 inches
nds, and is one of
_______kind caught in the
some time.—Savannah News.
. fi, , , v i ffr , .. Ar *
"fbMsiswoMUs tftrrk in this section of th
SSsrtt:i'sfpfersss constitutional disease, and therefore
So be a treatment Httll’e
requires constitutionul
Catarrh. Cure, manufactured by F. J. Cheney
njy eonstitutiou-
taken teaspoontul. internally It
and mucus
w bi
Keptlles u CdrtoriHo.
You would scarcely suppose thatsueh
things as tarantulas, centipedes and
Gila monsters had a market value, yet
XzrriTSSX Pcoula^coUeaL-.axar'itJiiwfc ami
1 etc. mala and (P reptiles Mtjfci named.
specimen of the tarantula 1 ..... . centipede, A good
or live
alive or mounted, brings $1
specimens are they sent in not boxes, allowed only by
express, as Stuffed are to go
by mail. specimens are or¬
dered for collection, but I cannot
i why the live ones are wanted,
trade is done in them, how-
—the which curiosity order from shops the of
nico or on the border.
What is more surprising is the sale
that exists tor Gila monsters. Zoolog¬
ical there gardens private want parties them, of who course, also but
are or¬
der them. Finespecimens bring from
$5 where to $10. iho Indians They come collect from Arizona,
them for the
dealers. This is the most repulsive
of looking the world.—St reptile to be Louis found Globe-Demo- in any part
,:,4 Clearing Array Doit.
For somo time it has been known
that dust, as well as fine particles of
commingled water vapor and carbon,
which mako up the London fogs, can
be removed from the atmosphere by
means of a brush discharge from an
electric engine. It is now seriously
propotedte proposed principle to make in use removing of this the interest- flour
dust dust ing from from mills, 1 "- in which experience
i- ---
shows that explosions are likely to tooc- oc¬
cur, to the clearing of tunnels from
if smoke, the and removal, oven to of the diminution,
not those curious
and destructive fogs which affect
cities where bituminous coal is used in
large Although quantities. this method condensing
dust and smoke is doubtless practicable
on a small Beale it does not seem likely
that it can bo used in an effective way
Nevertheless, to combat the it evil out of doom.
the varied is practical interesting as one of
and many suggestions which experiments have bean
brought of before electric*! us by Invention.-Bo©- the marvelous
progress
The Invalids Hope.
Many seemingly incurable cases of blood
poison, imtftfrh, scrofula anil rheumatism
have been cured by B, B, B. (Botanic Blood
Balm), made by the Bto- d Balm Co., Atlan¬
ta, (In. Write to thorn for book filled with
convincing proof.
G W. B. Snider, living w vemnileH from Ath-
ens.,Ga. r writes: ‘‘For several years I suffered
with running ulcer*, which doctors treated
and B. pronounced B. B, did incurable, good A single than all bottle the
of me more
doctors. I kept on using it and every ulcer
catarrh, which he though ruble, as
hod insisted all treatment, It delighted him,
and continuing its use he was cured sound
and well.”
wife R. hod M. Lawson, rofula East 15 PelutGs,,-writes! Blie kept ‘‘My
sci years. grow-
sng worse, Sheloat her hair and her skin
brot
and no appetite
and numerous advertise
tried wild complete.” B, B, B., and tier recovery was rapid
n(terra ..„m weak hack and rheumatism, l
. B. has proven to be the onlv medicine tin
are me refief.’'
A Fish Valued, by a Lady,
What fish Lot is most valued by a lady !
r ~~ **- - her ringthe ^aduewa
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/«* ■^“^Mleoo. fb* evidently
— but me
times are different," I said.
‘ for a woman
no excuse
fe rowin’ ^awa^ whole half loaves of
asked sharply, and
..... 3$
JWStho ” ‘
shell°alone/and all, | and it
didnt'pizen It any T^ egg at
^’SaLfiassjus us-”
_
persisted with her
f £fif3 *$!* *r *> ?J<' -:
-
-
.
- things She takes good but-
setarjpjMSwSB ^SfSar!
“Not a a word. She never
Method fat Hli Madnet*.
One of the most remarkable char¬
acters Cincinnati ever saw is dead. It
was Dr. Joseph Garretson? of west of
Eighth street. For sixty-two years
so much as a pinch of salt He came
CtfWA’i of English stock, and was born in that
very believed simple, but strictly on the in subject vegetarian of diet
be a
diet Ni
plied this i
when a
who would that .eat it should meat, however, be boded. he In¬ He
sisted
used to point to the Indians as proof
of rick this* unless claiming from wounds. that they were He trusted never
no cooks to prepare his food, but did
it himself. When he went upon a
journey he took his food with him,
Only a few weeks before his death he
was in New York ci^oingjbeem
tiro distance with his
that everything the human greasy was and injuri¬ of all
ous thihgs to ijorriblo system, piece of meat
sa^gfeWlft was a
sometimes during his long lemonade. life was He water, or
a was con¬
ject tinually of diet, experimenting and attributed on the* his sub¬
life entirely to his diet and .habits. long
Cincinnati Enquirer.
Tlw Dakota View of Mr. to.
~ The Sioux Indians are better repre¬
sented in congress than the people of
any they state. spin. They They don’t toil not, have neither They do
to.
vote not, neither do they pay taxes.
Happy Sioux 1 They have representa¬
tion without taxation, ana hence
Will never rebel, as did the
revolutionary fathers. They don’t
inside want already, admission, and for holding they are
are the
door. the They blood are represented by some
of best and brains of the eas¬
tern states. Lo, the but poor Indian, is
not poor any more, tbe most inde¬
pendent fellow on the continent He
looks down with scorn upon the
wretched Dakota white settler, whose
voice is never heard iu congress—
whom the tax gatherer visits with
great promptness and regularity, and
who month meekly out pays of ........ two his to small five ve per per cent.
per crops for
Sioux the privilege lives high, of existence. feasts royally, The happy
furnished waxes
fat on beeve 53 i by thegovem- .„
mont He danoeth in his fatness and
ho feasteth to repletion, wliile the
wretched white kern sees liis last cow
driven away, his children and wife
Sioux! protesting Wretched in tears settler and in I—Rapid vain. Happy
UepnbUcan. City
A Grim Counterpoise.
Two telegraph linemen were at
lies. The
fir by his companion, top on a
who stood sentinel below, rope in
hand. The latter became weary, hun¬
gry sought or relief »hw*tCSSSA'% thirsty— at or something—and s -'*’—*“•“-*•*“**
a —
without '
guard^againsl self (if au old ^accident tomb stone—the he availed line
tened ran alongside the a thereto burial without place—and telling fas¬
rope the When
the man up tree. the lat¬
ter had painted down to his reaching
powers, lio looked down, saw uot his
partner, and. holding on to Ute Oppo¬
site rope, kicked tbeono he was swung
to. It yielded, slowly. and This down astonished he went, liim,
though but bo astonished when he
was more
was brought with lace )ts to ‘‘Sacre<J face with tbe the
grevastonp, ” and which to had
pulled memory tost the so distance on, the
had descended. u;> There trouble man in
was
thul headquartel's. camp of painters, Boston Transcript. and it reached
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Agony is Courted
persons w ho, io, attacked attacKed by by a mild form of
neglect is to seek prompt by rclief-
torture Hostetter's prevented
resort to Btom naoh Bit-
Slight exposure, an occasional draught
position to the rt io trouble the blood. the It is not
to to arrest at outset,
well nigh impossible to eradicate it when
No evidence in relation on 1 to this superb blood
is more positive ositl than that which
tablisb, its efficacy as a preventive and
meily for rheumatism. Not only is it
but safe, ss which the vegetable end
often taken as
iiOt. '
MjhM
rtteiifioB, j
Varttia.
tiie 1
«>virc.;S.!r4;t6e uaisyepwi'i ii» locals:
oi !!.<; /!
rs
Ue.i.’.Kt.B, rofresliea tired mind.
•* i itnvo bcca tronljfed with vssttoi-.
Ulid but llUlu wpoffle, au4 J
u Fitirn £ .irt. (5 £r
ri'ter tr.iiws-1 V<H!ld expe-
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^ ft r.r^- ; «n w.<i trr..i bciug
n.t-rc (.t- losa.ti *•1 9" ' r.A«f
'ri!I *oi.J::a*. ' ;f ■■ - I -Stemaefc
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v .rrnvis - I ! I,. u-P'' 1
J*—. • .
Km ;aVj a = r,«rmiMfoSotl sciparilia-.<
V..-*t.v ?ls :
• ‘<co r =<?#© Collaa. .
Tutfs Pills
SOLD BVEltYWHEItE.
The Georgia Midland KB
shortest and Best Line
With Tfluroufirh Coach
Hetween -
COLUMBUS and ATLANTA.
>N"LY ONE CHAN 1 IE TO
Washington> Sew York
Nashville or Cincinnati.
SrliodHlc iii F.liect Sunday, J»n.6, 1888.
TRAIN NORTH
i cuve Union Depot, Columbus ..1:05 p. m
Arrive Griffin .......... ...... ..3:56 -
\rrtve Atlanta..................-.5:40
SOUTH bound tk„in
Leaves. Atlanta. .. .2:15p. ru
Leaves Griw.......... ..14:05 «
Arr.ves in Columbus... . ,M5 “
ACCOMMMDAT10N TBAfN
SOUTH BOI!KD~(DiILV EXCEPT SUNDAY),
eaveCcfiutnbus—Midland Gfiffia depot, 1 *p9
rrives at ^,,1..,...,.. Vi - • - -. r., ‘ *
,
south bocrd - (d»ilt except sund.iv).
Leave Atlanta ...................6:50 a. it;'
Leave McDonough................6:50 “
issiive Griffin.....................,8 30 “
Arrive Columbus, Midland depot, .2:05 p, »
SPECIAL TRAIN Stoday Only.
Leave Columbus — Union Depot, 8-25 a.
Arrive Arrive McDonough.............12:20 -Tiffin.,..-...............11:40
Arrive Atlanta............... p<
a! !:Kl
HE URNIN-i- houth Bound.
Leave Alla fa. ..6:50 a. in.
Leave iMc^OiiOUgh...............7:35 n- as •*
1 -ve Gr» 1 a — ............8:25
Arrive ive <foliimtiks— UuHr.iihUii— Union Depot, 11:25
Ask ask Tor for t.ckrte t .-Kct? to to A A lanfaand lantauml points, points bc- tic-
yond Gcorgis Midland UK Tickr :
over th« ,
cUot Georgia sale at Uuion Depot, anil at the office
in Home building.
M . K. Supl.
C W. C HEARS.
Gcn’l f’.is*. Act Colinutius. Oh.
Nuti 0 t io Debtors and Creditors.
Nofim is h'-Teby given to nil who are in
debted to the estate of Mrs. .' osepbine ‘ Pad
gelt, ( cevased, to rail ml seilto-at-micc -goitre,
of All raid partiesJiobiing dervased a>cd claims uoijft ayuii <1 it the estate fhe.u
....... are are to present t
at once itt lcgni Mathews, forni to
38 00 3 G. Aon.ltiLfrit -r.
fe-w ,pr.«i r‘“ate will ti l i re cufi to end. **•
wc sBi
SgS'ia-rsou ut vRfab Joba. t> ,t!i* v*yy
Wc wili aiau f-enri fr<*e 8 t*omj«teti
i. In return wV a»k ih»» t
hat we *en«I, te iIiom
jinny call at your home, ami afikt'
itU« all alia! 1 betome your . o«r m;*mj m«
>pertv. Thit grand wachiuc is
nde niter the Kingpr ynfeuts,
rhich have ruu out: before jttteuts
run out ii sold foi Sflll. th*
•ttarhmenta, and note sella for
ItSO. Best, stronjreat, most use-
•T bi itfiffiiuiaiin ADMIMISTERIHQ OR.HAIIES'OQUtH»:MP
k It ies c*n taking -____________bBf^utely of a. r-ed. ,l*en ft; wh It sawsaasffif I - ro ha nr tcc . fc- :-
on t n,. ,4 t; •.
effect a permanent and Speedy edy cure, \
jam
St.. Cinc'an.;,.
Administrator’s Sale.
-m be sold before the
house house door c in the city _ of _ r Griffin, _ during the
legal hours of sale, on the first Tnesdgy in
June, 1889, ten shares capital stock of Cen¬
tral RR, and Banking Company of Georgia,
and and one one interest interest certificate certifici amounting to
♦400.U0, due by said eon jmpany, Sold ae thr
property of Elizabeth G.
distribution.
Admipistigtqr
3STS5S1 1
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FAME!
r ”<%3X£?ZT&.“‘
./icTwatM* algafttpres attached.,^
r
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Monthly : Drawing
tlOI-rl«e.*3qU.pOa Ks&sr&ssESi
%
LIST OP PKBE8.
IL
1 BMW or 10,000 85,000 i*............ 26,000 30,000
3 Bbkw or are.......... 25.000
5 Bftimor 5,900are-......... 25.000
35 Pbizx* or 1,000 are......... 50,000,
100 Bunas or 500 300 aw.......... 60.000
200 Bbbees or ore.......... 100,000
500 Prizes or 200 are..........
100 Prized do. tWPB* off 800 50,000 30,600
100 are.............. 20’,000
100 do. 200 are..............
Truure^L ruiiKB. MS'
99 Prizes ol flOO 100 are...........—
999 dp. art,........... .
8,134 ♦1,054,800
Note— Tickets drawing I Prize* are
not entitled to terminal 1
For Club Bates, legibly or any further the undersigned, information
desired, write to
clearly cleariy stating stating your residence, with State,
rOligifcaiMfttsBi County, Sn^'&ryou^ir Street and Number. I .. More rapid 11 ^ re-
IMPORTANT. I
Address M. A. DAUPHIN,
New Orleans, La.
or M. A. DAUPHIN, Washington, D. C.
Exchange, Draft or Postal Note. We pay
charges oh Currency sent to te by Express in
sums of ♦S or over.
Bam »«*—•* Currency Vrbw-r M- CwtUm-
ing '
mew ok tASAXS » I.tOSU X . BASK
New Orleans, La.
signed by the President of on Institution
highest chartered Courts; rights are recognized in the
therefore beware of all imita-
tions or anonymous schemes.
ONE DOLLAaris the price of the smallest
part .rt or or fraction fraction of of a a Ticket ISSUED BY US
m any Drawing. _ An: Anything Dollar in oar naz MBS- of-
ered for less than a is a swindle.
June Sheriff's Sale.
y^ILL TT day m BE^LDON June next, THE before FIRST tire door TUE8- of
the Court House, in the city of Griffin, Spald¬
ing County, Georgia, the following described
property, to-wit:
15s acres - of ..... land in Spalding County, Geor¬
gia, being off of lot No. 149 in 8d district of
iwucu iruiu cut; jlwaku a/ihlocl u. an., o
ruff Bpaldingcounty Willie B. in Pritchard, favor of Fanny H. Wood
vs. and other fi fm
in hands. Tenant in possesion lejrallj
R. S. CONNELL, Shsriff.
Ordinary’s Advertisements.
• acre* of
county it
So. 108
t in the west of said
north afad
m
fore the
Griffin,
such icb ♦6.00, permission should not be granted.
E. W. HAMMOND, Ordinary.
/^tRDINARY’S OFFICE—Spaldino Cohn-
deceased, has made application for »le leave to
sell the undivided half interest in \z an acre of
land situate, lying and being in the city ol
ed Griffin, half Spalding county, lotNo.—square—bounded to-wit: Th* undivid¬
interesr m
otb« property ... belonging to —. Mrs. jiiHiHlB Elizabeth
Brown and toad estate, for the tbe benel benefit of heirs
and creditors.
Let all 1 persons coueerenod show cause be-
/ \RDINART’S OFFICE—Sfaldino Com.
} ledge / TY, opplies GKOfieiA.May to me for 3rd, letters 1889.-A, of Administra M. El
tion on the estate of John D. George, late o
said county, deceased:
Let all persona concerned show i
S3S
why ^ such W^kfiOfOND, letters _
Uot ^
Ordinary.
Executors’ Sale.
doteiff
the legal hours of sale, one-half acre of land
more • wMyi|NHgffiMteteMd
m
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