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, 98, 1889.
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r A* Daily
the tournament, if yew "
thereon the
Graphic says the
received or
hundred thousand
5, and orders
•e a^erumors that Corporal
___viewed with alarm
.(■tada^rotWilg «■»«
4 yet be seems to he doing his
'no man could reflate
other day a
Wt the fhucet of a lMrf-
asses. which tnrned tba lat¬
te? the loss ofa barrel of
.. mmmWmtt i ■ r s o ■
1
The dMereoce ia the weight of jute
thfk amount the Cot-
propole'lb 'iktm
tare. That is. on a
» wffl he 17 pOhnds
mm
l . -*T Jones, of Florida, In
a
lewYork World, blames
wt troublee that beset him
_ warrant,
he Speaks with jg»
» N»» <*<■
ham hatched more deviltries
there are nj^#ets atari tn the Milky
^ he tire d.
question whether there is bait
jed away on Wanamaker’s yacht
ng the President’s Sunday trips Will
those people who contended' it this
would be a pious Admiuistration
please come forward fand state on
Bat what L , , they bssed{their T .., „ ^ hopes?
_ Newr^‘‘The
Albany Augusta
ObranMs, arguing for an increased
endowment; Ibr /the University; by
the mm*m develops the fact that
toOk, or borrowed
|150.000, and
h year that the State now
Is only 8 per cent, on
or the e interafk on the debt
Georgia is not act-
with her tending
It. is already dwarfed
U0 Of funds. The
‘ come to its relief
'■sr***’
J , of Philadelphia,
* ‘of the Record of
On* of the ablest “free
ssmtsfsjfc of Idw
tag Ms coirriitions in favor
prises for necessaries. Be is a very
rich mam and the owner of ttowento
W art! eaaHte a tewwr price than the
aad during that period be
her of the
reaped millions, but
to practice what he
I every poor family in
;ia better off for it. It
>* Meaning if Carnegie were
man a* Gingerly.
Pollan reeirtpFif mfrf by
i that cannot be
tasPlb ablet, ' traueae-
r to carry ont uy
*ononis
i Mums, Wholesale
. UasbW, Toledo National
^hsatessahet Wee.
Testimonials sent
t VmhcS Care.
-S
Good for any
ATION.
aa regale Urif*
ipp w aceommoda.
very mixed con-
Slow seems to know
stands. The Coving*
ilks are said to have
as to Where the line to
io*Id start from; the road is
ve been sold; Machen is be-
in Bibb courts for heavy
amdurite for alleged breach of con¬
tracts; Machen soys the whole blame
lies with Griffin that the new line
here is not now under process of con¬
struction; the Griffin committee says
the subscription was virtually ready
at any time it was absolutely re¬
quired; it issaid that the road is not
built here because there is no way of
getting ont to the west; that if pos¬
session can be obtained of the 8. G. &
N. A. R. R. such outlet will be already
built; that Williamson and Alexan¬
der are in New York to arrange
of purchase of :the S, G. & N.
A. RR. by the former from the latter;
yet the right of possesions of the 8. G.
A N. A. RR. is in court and is not
really vested in anybody so that, it
can be sold.
This is the way the matter stands,
K and it is certainly not dear;
very
but this isclondy June weather, and
later the whole business will doubt¬
less clear np and be again bright us
noonday.
Since first viewing the railroad
map of this section of Georgia, we
d»3 have said that a road would some
y be built from Griffin to Jackson
and thence eastward; and we are
more confident of it today. ©
The star of a bright destiny
haigis immovably over Griffin, and
cannot be plucked down by any
hairing circumstances.
Senator Eustte, of Louisiana, is
not thought to be a very ardent ad¬
mirer of Mr. Cleveland, or a very
strong advocate of civil service re¬
form, bttt he says that Mr. Cleveland
will probably receive the solid vote
Of Southern delegates to the next na¬
tional convention. Of course Sena,
tor Enstis means that he will if he
m consent® to become a candidate. The
ex-President has not said a word to
indicate that he would or would not
accept another nomination.
A Good Appetite
U essential to good health; lint at this Mamin
i for creating an appetite,
Died with Pl»l« In His Threat.
A curious cause of death was re¬
cently recorded in India A native
who was fishing in a stream caught -* six- a
flat, “ l Rk#fi*h,i about L *" fifteen to . J .
ee -
order to bite off its head. The fish,
however, scarcely appreciating this at¬
tempt ai decapitation, vigorously es¬
sayed to make other arrangements, in
which it was successful. Gifted with a
sRtimws. ’--------.. which made it very •y difficult
. .
to hold, it slipped slipped through the tn man , s
.
itself _ itself fingers _______ into " to his ids . mouth, me his , and conveyed a The “ sit ‘
partly ' down ‘ gullet
nation pi bad for the fish, but
now was
still worse for toe man, back but of owinj the
«W« to withdraw it The
t^ree Presa^ within ^
Couvinwlng Proof.
In many instances it has been proren that
B. B. B, (Botanic Blood Balm), made by
Blood Balm.Co. Atlanta, Oa., will enr* blood
poison in its worse phases, even when al
other treatment fails.
A. P. Branson, Atlanta,Ga.,writes: “Ihad
34 running nleefs on one leg and 6 on the
other, and Wt greatly prostrated. I beli
I actually swallowed a barrel of medicine, little in
vain efforts to cure the disease. With
hop* I Anally acted on the urgent advice of a
Mad. and got a bottle of B.B. B. I experi¬
enced rueru n m change, v»nsu dispeflsd. ff s, and * I my kept despondency using it until was I
somewhat * the
had taken sixteen bottles, and id all all the ulcers, «!<
rheumatism and all other horrors irons of blood
poison poison have have disappeared, and at last I am
sound ■ ^ and well •» again, after -**■— —---- an experience ** 1 of
"B&WKiiSri.,™.-, pronounced lxey, Ga., tertiary writes: form "My “My of blood dis- di—
eaae was a
poison. My face, bead and shoulders w
SMS a( corruption, and ftnaily the dii
acEsd; bega n eating my skull bones. My bones
my Bdneys were deranged, I lost
flesh and strength, and Hfe became a burden.
Ail said I must surely die, bat nevertheless,
when I had used ten bottles of B. B. B. I was
pronounced well. Huudreds of scars can
..... " me. I have now been well
•>
sre
ides Id'
It trill gratify the community to bear the
.malt of the <28th Grand Monthly Drawing
on Tuesday, Lottery May 14,1888. New Orleans, of the Louisiana Ticket
State at i La,
New Orleans. La. Two were paid to first
Nat l Bank of St. Panl, Minn; onp to Alex.
, Cal.; one to Win. 8. Johnson, Boston,
i.; one to a Bank corn* pendent San Francisco. through Wells, Cal.;
Fargo A Co.’s of ico. ual^ 1
**« to depositor New Orleans National “ "
a
Bank. New Orleans, La,; one to David Sim-
mobs, 117 ' J Charlotte Charlotte St.. St. 111., Peoria, Peoria, 01.,' one to
Wn. H. Beigart, Peoria. „. in. ill,, and and the unr remain¬ mmiui'
der elsewhere. N< 10.38 88,847 drew the Second
Capital uapivtm Prixe a of w» ^swv,vvv, 1100,000, ntfl; wrou also sold in *«* frac¬ ‘
tional tlonal twentieths twentieths at ft: one one waspaidto waspaidto 1 F. B.
Baird, Lnksside Building. Chicago. IB.;
to a party through h United T’nited States Ex;
Co., Chicago, IB,*, one one to to F. F. Paglinca. ca
8. Maks. 308 Canal U Street, Street, New York City.;
oae to First NaCor.al Bided). ual Bank Bank Engine of ... Detroit ,,,,. Mich.; ,***>.*., Pat’k
one Donovan, to Horace foreman Engine 17. Buffalo, 11, and S. T.;
Donovan, foreman Engine 17. Buffalo,
one to
i one
also noM in fractional part* at $1 each; one
'■ 0 -"n5 SSE
SrT'Nsilsss
1 in a coun-
i was *ome-
concerned, the place he eo
was
of the saloon,
..................... Iv die condirion ition of
the crop* and the state of the farmers’
stock all around. The inevitable old¬
est inhabitant had told him how when
ho come here twenty years ago, “this
’ere place where they wor a drinkin’
had been covered cabin with brush an’ there
worn’t but one for five
around.” wearisome life when was becoming with
a man a
crape streamer flying drink. from hi*
rushed in to take a ET Her® waa
some excitement It waa a funeral.
He joined the procession. He didn’t
know who waa dead, but he looked
just aa sad and solemn as those who
did. The procession wended its way
to a little cemetery on the hillside.
They all gathered around toe grave, found
and aa the service went on ne
all the mourners eying him with a
puzzled look. another. Then they began whis¬
pering “Brother, to one I suppose.”
“No. He don’t look like him."
“(hie of them heirs come to see if
the old man left any property, be maybe.”
“No, tie he don’t seem to interferin'
with coffin."
“I wonder who ho Uh"
So it went on till one old woman
audibly settled toe question.
“I know who he k”
'Who?”
“He’s the man as owns toe hearse."
“Ah-h-h."—8an Francisco Chron¬
icle.
1 had’em ali,” said a “All “All rubicund,
happy-faced * gentleman. atleman. “Wby,all what?” what?”
aeked his friend. the symp¬
toms of malaria, viz; lame back,ach-
i——v—-v ------ ‘tea, indigestion, rush of
blood appetite, to the pains head, in constant the breast fatigue, after
no
eating, night sweats, alternate chills
and fevers, etc., but Brown’s Iron
Bitters cured me and I recommend it
as being the best tonic made.”
Am Admission of Its Good Qualities.
- An old line physcian never recom¬
mends a proprietary medicine till he
knows of its good auaUtiesand has
proved them. A well knov sown conserv-
ator of the health writes:
“Allowmeto offer you Topic. my I expert*
ence with Calisaya _ of general nave
reuses
f success. In fact,
treated a case of typhoid malarial
fever with no other anti-periodic tonic
or stimulant. It hands, has proved and has all been you
claim for it in my
perfectly satisfactory.” is sold by all drug¬
Calisaya Tonic
gists at fifty cents and a dollar a
bottl
- } rt. He Gave tlie ATarm. • ; .
Cap! William Jameson, of Friend-
ship, Me., is called the Paul Revere of
theMeduncook. Ho received the name
in the following 1812, and way: the It British, was during with
the war Of dark¬
muffled oars and under cover of
ness, were trying to reach and burn
the tittle fleet of fishing Meduncook schoonersat river,
the head of the
hoping also to gather in some chickens, the
eggs, etc., from the settlers along
route. Jameson, then a boy through or 14,
mounted his horse and rode
toe town, giving the alarm at every
house. Ho then returned .home, jumped nis
from his horse, and catching up
little flint lock rifle, with started twenty-four the
rounds of cartridges, off on
run Bradford’s across lots Point. to join The his British neighbors at
soon
found that they were discovered, and
hastened back to their ship.—Brooklyn
Eagle. » ,
I Remember.
I remember, I ranem ber,
When When I 1 was was hat but a a bo: boy,
How Castor Oil and Epsom Salts
Robbed life of half its joy.
I remember, I remember,
When for each trifling ling ill, n
The Prescribed family ibed Escuiapins Big Big Blu Blue Pill,
the the
But happily, (let suffering humani¬
ty murmur a prayer of thanksgiving), Speedy
that period of woe is past.
and painless relief from all the ills of
a disordered stomach or impaired
liver, can be obtained by the use of
Dr. Pierce’s Pleasant Purgative Pel¬
lets. They do not gripe, weaken or
nauseate. Small 11, sugar-coated, gentle pleas¬ in
ant to take, and mild and
action. Neatly put up in glass vials.
One q, dose. Smallest, cheapest, easi¬
est to take.
Where Unanimity Prevailed.
A well known medical practitioner in
a certain metropolitan hospital,found days ad¬
the following record of one
missions to his institution. The list
should send a thrill through the
breast of every reader—
Syphilis 5 cases. Rheumatism 8 cases
Scrofula 2 “ Scrofulous 2 “
Malaria 8 “ Dyspepsia SkinErup’nsS “
Catarrh 3 “ 7 “
Asthma 2 “ Scald Head, Gout,
Ulcerous and General Debility and
Emaciation 1 each.
This,.remarked Dr. K. “is the way
the human race is going—in the devil, fact its
‘blood’ is going to excuse
the expression, nothing less emphat¬ will
ic covers the subject. A twenty-four man
wind his watch every
hours with a methodical exactness
that is tiresome, and yet will seldom
or ever give a thought to his own del¬
icate mechanism until something
about ‘snaps’ fit and then be side he tracked comes to the us,
to on
railroad of life. All from the blood,
sir, every one of ’em. A few ootties
of P. P. P. (Prickly Ash, Poke Root
and Potassium) at the outset would
have cured most of them, and even
in stubborn or apparently hopeless and
stages the blood eau bo cleansed
renewfd, but only P. P. P. can do it.”
Your druggist will endorse the above
as there is scarce an apothecary in
the country P. who P. P.’s cannot testify per¬
for sonally all blood to diseases—Syphilis, success as a Scrof¬ cure
ulous, Ulcerous or Rheumatism. Try
it.
ma.vl7d&wiy.
B.A.FAJ
am. n <*n<m
S 52 K 3 S
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article wotftoa'i rticis itself. Itself, It It Sri^rilttmon^l 1* I* merit merit that that wins, wins, ana i flte the
fact that Hood’s BawaparlUa actually a*-
corapllshes what Is claimed for it. Is what
has given to this medicine a popularity and
sale grantor than that of any other sarsapa-
Merit Wins
Hood’s Sarsaparilla cures Scrofula, JWt
Rheum and all Horaors, Dyspepsia ,.
Headache, Biliousness, overcomes That
tired Feeling, creates mi Appetite, strength-
•ha the Nerves, build* up the Whole System.
H-*. Sar-parllU Is sold by all drug-
rists. gi; six for $5. Prepared byC. X. Hood
9 Co., Apothecaries, LowMl, Mas*.
IntAlUgent M’s Header, wUl Pills notice that
fir' all clones
nsalt
Vertigo, ~evers, Headache, Costiveness, Dyspepsia, Bilious
Colic, Flatulence, etc.
BOLD EVERYWHERE.
11 appr...... “'
;yMrsold.wasrick which doctors had 1
f
...... ’5SS
.— I chief _—-----i of his Improvement Specific Is ml
cause
JohmDsihl, Ind. ]
eiu,
fiffilSpflSFJTAeffi F_ ^l
the result of the saliva of aealf«
“ d 'SS&Sfrn. Aubk, Ala.
a
BY ADMIRItTHlin M. HAIREF ‘ tSIMN ' SPttlFIC, flute*
ticlos*ol^toaS!!*wIthoiU%ekn^m^e^ " ' the*j
,
«m taking It; It Is absolutely harmless and'
. ,,„ia,’ia E 8Sftfi£SlfdRiErai
UPPMAN’S
IPYRAWGI ASOSECSstm ie dacron
CHILLS OUKB<\QUC*f\ND , aftvfe
FOR MEN DULY*
ICTJ SforXOSTorl jrlxceMe^mOWor B£> I
iKSs&ss: iaff'l * H(uBl I lit.
l)«« - '•* f*4»r*4»*« £? In each vs lo-
j
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. brt i»IW4t s*L;> jr»w *..*«*rtw.* »v«« * V. . ■* ••
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SoWAR
mm
kperffon in each iocalitj.tbe very
Sfipite best wwioif-m«cMnc In r*4un» we azk made Ibat yua in
it we tend, to ih©*e who
I et your h«ae. anti eft*r »
ilUHeU become yvur own
TWe fraud merbine it
__ T tk * SiMKcr peteiU*,
' nentt, end now eeUe for
usTSt Beet, Mronpetf, ®oet ^ ute-
S?free ■ItfteNfmfiniiB nweaLTiteee «wtag-*wM» wbowit <• to th. mm mIw wmimim* th.
th.
PARKC
'MW umm .
/‘S iVoSt
Juh Sheriff’s Sales.
A.
JLDOi
One black ball about wlx yraw oM, old, one
epecklwl ox about five years one
ox about five yeats old, and one ' white
bun about eight years years old, old one log
two two two-horse two-horse wagons wagons wag; without wauom. bodies.
atdbiifeatame time and place, will be sold
202V4
• —- Staid bounded land being fol- m
as
■ Weatmoreiand.
by land ofW.J. Ellis, south by the Sa¬
Griffin4 NorthAlabama Railroad, and
bv land ol W. J. EBis. Levied on
Receiver’s. Sale.
By virtue of an order granted
iimee 8. 8. fed; Boynton of McCone; oh ----- May We oliace the 1 & & Co. J.
the matter vs.
Oae undivided ^ne-half interest in one By
five rooms, with lot c
road, on east by said road lands and Baptist
church lot, on south by; of J. W.
Taughn and B. F. Norton and west by J. W.
W«alii H .»ra»:
■ Ordinary’s Advert,semenfs.
i xRpINARY’S OFFICE-Spalwno Coun-
county, decnaaed.
Let all persons concerned show cause before
the Court of Ordinary, at my office, in Septem¬ by ten
o’clock g. m., on the first Monday dismiseic
ber 4 next, why such letters of
* fAl5f 9t ^W^^AMMOND, Ordinary.
IINARY'S OFFICE—SrxLnuie Cocn-
dox applies to me for letters of Dismission as
guardian of the Apdersoh mipbrs, _
Let Let all all persons persons concerned concerned showcause showcause before l
the Court of Ordinary, at my office, b by ten
o’clock a. mu, on the first Dismission Monday in n should July
next, why such letters of s
set be granted. HAMMOND,
$3.00. E. W. Ordinary,
ftors and next ol kin of Nicholas Goodin, late
of said county, deceased: You are hereby no¬
tified to be, aD| i appear at the Court of Ordi¬
nary by ten o’clock held a. m. on the office 1st Monday Griffin,
in July n ext, to be at my in
a
ly to fee represented.
IAMM0ND, Ordinary.
if the Martha Malair,
tion on estate Of A. late
Of said county, deceased:
Let all personeconcerned Ordinary, showcause office, by before
the Court of at my ten
o'clock a. m., m., on on the the letters first first Monday administration in July
next, next, why why be such sue: of
should not granted.
f.3.00. E. W. HAMMOND, Ordinary
Notice of Local Legislation.
nons am of
Union Baptist district in
Spalding Conn
Notice of Local Legislation
Notice is hereby the General given Assembly that application of the State will
be made to
of Georgia for the passage of a bill at the July
adjourned and session lienors to prohibit within the three sale of miles spirit¬ of
uous malt
Teamon Baptist Church in Cabins district in
Spalding County, t ,
Notice of Local Legislation
Notice is hereby given Assembly that application will
be made to the General of the State
of Georgia Jortbe passage prohibit of the abill sale at of the spirit¬ July
adjourned and session to miles of
uous malt Honors within three
Midway 8palding Methodist CouiBSy. Chnreh in Akin distri district ^ ! in -
Notice of Local Legislation
Notice is hereby given that application will
be made ,de to to the tne General General Assembly Assembly of ol the tne State Btate
of Georgia for the passage of a bill at theJuly
adjourned session to prohibit the sale of farm
snndown products in and the sunrise. eounty of Spalding between
Notice of Local Legislation
Notice is hereby given that applicattbn
be made to the General Assembly abill of the State
!
Notice of Proposed leg is
- lation, .
• Notice is hereby given that a'bill will Legisla- Legisla¬ he In
traduced at the summer session of >{ the the
ture to authorize the county of {fid,000) Spalding
tissue ie sixteen sixteen tnonsend thousand dcfllars dollars
in bonds, or as much thereof as is
for the purpose public of paying for, in the improving method i
repairing viaed Constitution property of this State. j
by the
Malice to Bebtorz and Creditors.
Notiee is hereby gir«C tOftfl who are indebt¬
ed to the estate ol John D. George, deceased,to
call all and and settle settle at at once. once. All All parties par holding
claims against, the estate of said deceased are
notified to present L. ELI.EDGE, them at once Administrator, in legal form
A. Ga
junellw6.-$3.70. Columbus,
HOTEL CURTIS
GRIFFIN, GEORGIA.
tinder New Management.
A. 'fi. DANIEL. Prop’r.
. * 'i t v.t •; tiH trnti jgq.
WANTBDS Agents I i every Town and
nty lo to sell Mil our
'
US OS* DOUjUk,
rid send you sample that sells for threedo)
'tetrf.Zi- ire, and » $HM ........ art yOUlna bosini ...... ss that will psy
you- fr..m to g**0 pee month
Address
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In proportion to prices charged, than any
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centers of the most progressive State in the
South, witha large and intelligent surrond-
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all demands of the times and the require¬
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by nearly every family in Spalding
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timer Ce»sm*»e*« o» AoaicuPTva*, Acaoa*. Aaa.
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A BRILLIANT CtlRPS OF WRITERS.
The editorial eon* of writers a*4
Uar publication in all the Union, HO* W,
Arricultural Bociety, and a practical fanner and »Mt Uara-
Ceaimlshlener at
vertUr- c * 1 *-
exporioaewf ,t ^* erj^-atewef
the'st*te ef Geeryi*. as Sdlu an
^TlauT.Sout^ Alabama State *X| ri W“hSJm^L'twriUre ar.ea^MUda
male eontrihuters-teriuditw not a fcwprorM.io«al aeriealUsal
sles eersrevarr departmeatof OrtaaMMshmentand househol household work, i
Its ill nitrations ate ****'—-
tor to instruet, enliihten
subseription. —*
Ne family eaaaflordte