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About The Griffin daily news and sun. (Griffin, Ga.) 1889-1924 | View Entire Issue (June 30, 1889)
I hr Fnh Growing Soft Peaches, '*®° l ^tflb ilOKK regs G'ngl W OT5 rown Ladies Hats in red at 15 cents worth K W4Ti - m eawBf' acaa irds bo well? m, - i ««a Fished for [fished for prf; kof paints at Dr. Anttbmy i stock will get it for you. \ jc. a. Mills has r#tumrd from with Ma¬ con and is confined at home an 'ftistmek of rbeam'atiim, £ * fib J ., ■ - ; of h ! s la-ge business. 5 Charlie Rice, of Macon, who has been here for the past ten days, , i • ; jRev, W. P. Hemphill, who lives a || gsw miles south of this city, went Stone Mountain yesterday, at ' i ; ados.of A] ,adaob*. Y< negro wc drew his iistol and but for th ly entci orence of other would be re shot the woman. LU WIC Ui UVUVJ ewvm uwsuv.M ainst the C. R. R. argument of lieb was beard at Macon last week, roe Denham s iUicit distillery and three tegs of whisky in h«s house, uenr TbomhsWta, »ad also eaptured Allen Powers’ illicit disti'lery near Headricks, and arrested his son J. F* Pow«w, and carded him to Ma¬ con where he was bound over in the Henry County Times: “Hon. John D. Stewart, of Griffin, our popular Bores, iera«, van Corns, sod r] 1 Skin ly cores Piles, or so j ”• “For^bT rursan t&j AN IMPOBTANI CHANGE. The Bates O’’ M'M Plant Sc Id to the Co-oprrat<vs Co. Dtttem oil niiltpYant mid the Farmers’ Co-operative Manufacturing Go., which has been pebdiug for several days, wav closed, a ndjthe later company became the owners of the oH mill, cotton ginnery and the gu- anofaetory. The mill will be finish¬ ed at once, and in addition to ether contemplated improvements, will be added two more presses to the seed mffi which w'H givea pressingcopaci- % of fifty tons of seed each day. The Farmers’ Co-opsrative U’Vg Co. have ample capital and energy with the best of management at the helm, and propose to run their plant to Its fuRe*t capacity and will doubt¬ less show great results in the future. i t* purchase of MUfimvil situ- the business, was and every mem- ion should rally 3**C$taad make itirpfiffl that TO BE L0- 4 . , i I !T 3r .r‘- — ft H*bt«, arc sod into.- d««.,. SH The paper* have been jP signed *a both aide*, •• • , r k u, undtr < 0 7'* ' : The light for been a hard on patently analn in this as in eve qf progress ways must n north Side of railroad. ^ Intersection of Broadway sad Hill, n fiflstb side erf railroad. Intersection of Broadway and lighth, at Oty HaU. Intersection of Broadway and Tenth “ “ Thirteenth. “ “ Solomon and Brooks “ “ “ Hill. “ Ninth. “ “ “ Eleventh. 1“ “-(nadecided.) “ ! “ Tavlor and Sixth. " Tenth. “ Twelfth, “ Fourteenth. Poplar and Hill. ‘ “ ;s Ten*. « Ttrirtwnttl. College and Sixth. opfsr .treet, hot. It is a qowtion ss ».t t j-nxsr.is: trr“SrS™^’f.i ,to sr* szz to, Mow to.^ M freed, that all may toderettod it. id entered into, by and between. e City of Griffin, 4» the Com of Spalding and State of Georgia, irty of the first part,and The Brash j^ toe said 3 SS Brash 3 Mte ffiertnc Company, ot party of the second part, the use erf thirty Arc Lights of 2000candle pow¬ er eadk, for and during the full term of five yearn; from th. date said light, shall be in successful operation, they having first been inspected and ac¬ cepted by the.,party of the first part. And in consideration for this service On the part of the said party of the second part, in furnishing said lights to the said party of the first part, the mid party of the first part agrees to pay to the said party of the second parti, its successors and assigns, the spm two thousand dollars per an¬ num during the continuance of this agreement, payable in monthly ii»- The obligation to pay beginning with the beginning of the service aforesaid on the part of tbesaid par¬ ty of the second part, to-wit; from the date said lights shall be in suo- cesafol operation, they bavin* first mSBE&I Oft tparty i ii o( t)» arc ? I*”*"™ for iteelf, it» Boecefsors and a*- doe* farther agree andcoye- that thelampatobe need, shall and continue to be, of the known aa .the Bra* Duplex Damp, Ho. 1«, with brass camngsaad chimneys, pul weather and water proof, and that the said lamps shaRboplacSd at the intersec- I And tbe said party of the second part, foe itself, its successors and as¬ signs, does farther agree and cove¬ nant, that the said thirty arc lights Shallbe in operation within sixty days from the passage of the ordinance sssss; Mrtijtfct. and franchise to th. the said party of the second part and they, the said thirtyarc lights, shall he subject to the approval of the City VonncQ of the said party of the first ^ ^ part, j** on 1***“ demand of !£*-!!£%** the said City Conn- SSEC^S the thirty arc lights named above, he of the same thirt/^W capacity and poi **•*?*■#, SsskSSbs u regard to the 8. id thirt, arc lights, shall also fully and wholly apply * the additional light, or figftts, afomsaid. And the said party of the first part does hereby agree lo pay to the said party of the secOnd part, in the same | manner and rate as for the thirty arc fights aforesaid, for each 'additional fight ] so ordered, they having first been inspected mod accepted by the its part and furnish the said lights tiud additional lights to said party of tbe first part as hereinabove Given under our hands and signed f .k- tocammweut KlecUo.. < Oasis Encampment No. 7, I. O. O. Tri Vlte regular section held Friday Right, elected the foHowmg officers for the ensuing term: B, C. Randall, C. P. JSSSSSm.*: 4.f.«tork*,J.W. . r r* Bfs,* W 4 81 Hill Street. H !‘.-v ,- f RV Sfct**'' Kt ’is# i j - LlNTHE-^- f * vi a M BEST GOODS SOLD ill THE CITY FOB THE Pffl on 1 - • .»• Coats and Vests from 76 c. to $ 36 . FoU Suits “ $ 2,00 “ $ 80 . Come. SOe the Goods and be Convince! ' y ar. all right tod jtot whot w» repitotot. 8 j j 'X 1 f**! the best works in Brewry’s Has just received t hiU supply of Lsndredth, Cievelam •“ “ff.nr.r.nsis STOCK POWDERS! I NERVE AND BONE I M B. DREWRY And Farming Implements. -!o|-- Have just received a nice line of CEDAR BUCKETS, POT-WARE if if it PISTOLS t PISTOLS!! * * •9** Come and see me. “*• 3 Sm"J . Home-made Shoes and Leather a Specialty. .£ 3 s^£ 2 MS 8 ^ «»rd paid for 200 cord* of Tan-bark. B. W. HASSE1 For X Cheat) )-( Goo& ........CALL ON........ W. M. HOLMAN «*CO and in fact anything you want. ★ TURKEYS, EtSH AND OYSTERS. Vstr Leave us your order and if will be attended to. Attention, P i This is to certify.that John thesafeTour {son, Esq., of Griffin, anther ieedond exclusive agept for celebrate “Bid Gum Spring” I in the city of Griffin from this date, and no other parties i brand of whiskey to offer to the trade, will find Those it only wishing in the a hai j berated whiskey for all puraoees, Trv it and be convinced. The ladies, babies, and old men Kentucky,” and wherever known, for years. ^ j TH0MF)g( ■ . ,k*?|v A. ! -v ■ LOWER - ■ tfe-1v ’ # &&*/» ** xsejsw ■ fw —" •-- ---—~r—'-r r. tiami a * ; i*s’ ^ *'
