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ed for tl»«
and not, a
rs lor a fourth road,
th independent s VHtem.
five white and four colored
cently completed a f10,000
in ehurch. It hite Increased its
nearly one filth. It has
^orders fruit growers from
. . J. ,
ol the grape audits winemalcingcapacity has
doubled every year. It has successfully
augurate.! a system of public schools, with a
seven years curriculum, second to none.
This is part of the record of a half
and simply shows the progress of an already
admirable city, with the natural advantages
of haring the MM* climate, summer and
Griffin is the county seat of Spalding coun¬
ty, MMUsdin west Middle Georgia, with *
healthy,tortile and rolling country, 1150 ieet
above eea level. By the census of 1890, it
will have at alow estimate between G <>00 and
1,000 people, and they are all of the right
sort—wide-awake, up to the times, ready to
welcome strangers asd asrions to secure de¬
sirable settlers, who will not be any less wel¬
come if.they bring money to help build up the
own. There is abont only one thing we
need badly just now, and that is a big hotel.
We hare several small ones, but their accom¬
modations are entirely too limited for our
usine s, pleasure and health seeking guest*.
If you see anybody that wants a good loca¬
tion for a hotel in the South, just mention
Griffin.
Griffin is the place where the Griffin Nkws
s published—daily hud weekly—tho best news¬
paper in the Empire State of Georgia. Please
enclose stamps in sending for sample copies,
and descriptive pamphlet of Griffin.;
■I sketch is written April 12th, 1889,
ive to be changed in a few months
i new enterprises commenced and
PROFESSIONAL DIRECTORY.
HENKY C. PEEPLES,
ATTORNEY AT LAW,
nt-vyoN, oeoroIa.
jar*? t&ss
JOHN J. HUNT,
ATTORNEY AT LAW,
GRIFFIN, GEORGIA.
Office, 81 Hill Street., Up Stairs, over .T. H.
Whites Olnthin..' Store. mar22<i&wly
a; FHOS. 8. MILLS, *
ATTORNEY, AT LAW,
Will practice in ths State and Federal
Conrts Office over George A
corner. _ nov2tf
D STEWART. ROBT. T. DANIEL.
STEWAriT A DANIEL.
A GARLAND,
: GEORGIA.
8. L PARMER,
ATTORNEY AT LAW,
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trOODBl-RY, GEORGIA.
Wifi Pprompt practice attention in all the given Courts, to all and where
Wlfim a specialty.
NOWJ NO!
sy Wanted for thi
lark Plantation.
IS land, wen wanted and timbere
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FronounBud Too Sm.Il by Co,
italn the Of~
esident
of Pabt^e
Wilson, commissioner of public build¬
ings and grounds, in his annual report
to the chief of engineers, recommends
that an office building be erected for the
use of the president just west of the
White House and where the green house,
and conservatory now stand. The 2*
° a
,
,
!
of all tho
social duties devolving upon the presi¬
dents. These ideas are submitted with
the hope that congress will take the in¬
itiative, and at least pass a law inviting
all the architects of the country be to sub¬
mit the designs for named. buildings A to prize, used it for is
purposes
The Stables Should Be Moved.
It is recommended that the White
House stables be removed from their
present location to a site to be .pur¬
chased on the other side of Seventeenth
street and further away from too White
House,
Well Pleased With Deer Part.
Washington, July 18-—A cabinet
park, and no longer looks with favor
upon the original plan of railroad week, trips
to and from Washington onoe a
especially as he feels that the adminis¬
tration of public affairs for the next few
weeks can be conducted just as well at
whose term will expire two years earlier
*®KSSS. su. w
you will loom up as a candidate tor the
presidency in 1892?”
The secretary laughed again. “I have
date said, few ’ ’ he anything. replied, * 'that Mr. 1 Harrison am not a will candi¬ be
the candidate, and a right popular and
successful one he will be, too.
Leases in the Cherokee gulp.
Washington, July 18. —Attorney Gen¬
eral Miller had a conference with Secre¬
tary Noble Tuesday on the matter of
leases in the Cherokee strip. It was
stated in tiie press dispatches recently
that a private corporation had made an
offer to lease a portion of the strip. At
til-ifr
ointment of a;
will not be h
>nd for con
kt Into the river Toes
er the child. The child
ive man, and before he i
hold both sank and w.
elton's subscription body was recover taken
■ was
will be giv en a fitting burial
Convicted o( Being a Common Scold.
Mary . JxBfflrt Brady Cut, N. Tuesday J., Jufym-Mn convicted
was <
I :£-y
NATIONAL ,
atejutclosedsndwould h^e been
plated Three this employes, week. trying tosai
to Ptong had U. tot tog to
Charles Noll was wflT badly burned i
the body, Yonkers and probably
Charles hud his left arm
of the <uty, and the fire dt
could not get there in tune \
the dames.__ .
Cowardly Act of an Unknown
Knoxville, Tenn., July
S e s to i^rtheSS is a]
men* Mnndev evening nrbi!
' Defied the Town.
. ,
Phbc, IncL, July 18.—Charles Wat¬
son, of Santa Fe, this county, who
about two months ago induced a 18-
year-old girl to ride ftom church in his
buggy, and drove off and kept her out
rovistod being h« mob organized iKSST lynch
there a to
through the town and defied the author¬
ities to arrest him. It caused groat ex¬
citement in that village. They allowed
him to esc ape again.
• w ■ 3 S$ 1 ** Want aTAttlA^artyidns. '
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Tuscola, DL, July 18. -The Pente¬
cost band was before the court Tues-
day on » eMse of eondmfiing boisto-
ous and disorderly meetings few six
Canton, O., July 18.— Five hundred
miners attended a mass meeting at
Massillon Tuesday night It Was de¬
cided that the miners of this district
should hold at stated times detente
meetings in Massillon. A committee
was appointed for the purpose of com¬
pleting arrangements for perfecting a
Found Nothing Wrong.
WicartA, here Kan., by July the Pacific 18.—The I
agent sent
Found Mur-
lutilated. ,
1»N“' * Wt '* ]
* %* tosrk »• tke
Mite rwieeeoted
Thai. Ttnam.1,1 * eueraeiu
?
L<k«d to Surren-
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fa Q lJCOWn
crime which wmootxmi% a£5s£
wia WflioU pi’oiiij
to^p^cr’s second ind| sol ed. Ttea mys- V
torious and fiendish tidnad te**
KVOS
iSrformanoe is
.
Honed in the district and some of
have been placed within a hi
“ officer, who with a watchman empl
agtsyareatf
Asked to Do Better Work.
that The tiiework newspapers w that ntoBimpurfy of Jook the Ripper, declare
and Gall upon Omnia- ssioner Monro, of
predecessor. Si r Charles W arren.
THE POO R OF LONDON.
A Wow Convictions of Landlords IAkely to
Result ta Greet Good.
London, July 18.—Quite a stir has
been occasioned among the philaathto-
pists who busy themsel ves with attempts
to ameliorate the condition of the poor
of London % the prosecution of a land-
lord for overcrowding his tenement
rMHxmvieted KSte’rss; and sentenced to
days* imprisonment and is
mother clause of the same act
Lone lords Bestir Themselves.
These derision of the courts have at¬
awriSafe tracted wide attention on the port of
will be
within ten days. Int
failure to do so witlun
arei warned that they
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ad of a
JTnmk
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tell sent
£22*
It«u hut
itioto to
gqgpe "*•
EDISON’3 NEW IN VENTION.
An Ora S«par*t.,r That te Kxpected to
Work VMb . a ttevoluHon la I. Am Or* «l.h»
Eechtelsville, this county, i
a?taraa3 number of New York oapit
a
almost
buckets and dumped into a large hop-
par. From here it drops into a small
Steel Steamers to Be Built Them by
Illinois Stsol Company*
Chicago, July 18.—The Tribune i
decided at Duluth. June 10, in the
nual meeting lion of tho stockholders of
Minnesota company, that sc
thing in this surplus line would voted be done, to the
fl,300,000 The Minnesota Was Iron
directors. compa¬
ny is a part of the moro oxtensive Illi¬
nois Steel company's aim to diversify
its output It is stated that a fleet of a
half dozen big ore carriers for the Min¬
nesota lion company is to be the
work don* I ti ^ , .
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A Case of Small l*»x on Board.
New YoatJuly 18. The Bed
line steamer Weatendaud from
has arrived at this port with small pox
in her steerage. One of the female
migrants on the vessel was taken with
the disease a few days out from port
On the arrival of the vessel at
tine the patient was removed to North
Brothers island. The cabin
were landed by a tug, and the steamer,
with the balance of her steerage
pants, detained at quarantine lor fumi¬
gation. _
Gss and Oil tfetd to Be Developed.
Gen. Lahcasteb, Thomas Ewing, O., July of New York
syndicate of capitalists of that city
been formed to further develop the
caster the theory gas and that oil field, proceeding field
every gas has
territory in proximity. One
dollars is subscribed to the enterprise,
and aa soon as 20,000 acres of land
leased within eight miles of
active ope rations will begin.
Remarkable 1 Tine.
Atlanta, Gw, July 18.—A month
crime passed since murder John Pickett the gallows expiated in
of on
city. The report now comes
Sumter county that Pickett is still
and living in that portion of the
After hanging his body was taken
intion
imed.
listed.
resulted
follows: m
ent, T.
story,
f ’ ■ A CHgaoBo W l ttf'
Oliver Parks, which is suppocod to
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Severely €rittei*ed ky denml
Master Wortawm Fewderly
«"* «•**»«**• fteocHrm*.
r *i ■ Organized Labor !
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*• Kmployftig: Men et the Reading Week*. -
tlallot Reform Neces.orr to httn «*»-
*•«« Th* He* to Unite AUUk« Or-
tion to
the Bern
. Corbin-. Bmtiet. M |
bin goes still further,« con- p)
Powderly; ‘‘buys up
the wswkingimm. . f»,:s
“For fourteen years the n
sylvania have allowed the s
Labor Legislation of the Past,
paper it was printed on. Thereir
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se<;me resist it before the injustiee they oau offeotnally of law-defying hope
to
M^bT P 0VW .T
ALL SIGN~ BUT ARTHUR.
fitapendons Sekeine to Amnlganiato All
Labor Orgmitafttnas. * ?>
,
Chicago, July 18.—A local paper
says : A circular has been issued that
boars the signatures of the chief officers
of tho principal labor organizations of
the United States: T. Y. Pdwderly, gen¬
eral master workman, and J6hn W.
Hays, Labor; general Samuel secretary Gompere, of protident Knights
M. Arthur, true to their principle of ex¬
hibor clusiveness organizations, and antagonism have kept to other
out
this concerted action of the others,
thereby existing heightened against them tho hitter
trade* among
Would Bo a Strong Order.
'Urn circular is the outcome of a con¬
ference held some time ago in
phia, alliance the object between bring the the formation
on
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