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About The Griffin daily news and sun. (Griffin, Ga.) 1889-1924 | View Entire Issue (Aug. 1, 1889)
nm w who lost hi* Hfe in ** Johmrtoim flood, ha* sued the mwobws of tba Sooth Fork Cb»b for *50,000 daw- < w. H it obonld *• airrted to a ™„I*,«lth.cio», lltatf. tlm. nremM to to nomottotog lito fifty millionaire* among ttonnmber. A vordict for tto plaintiff In this ease would hare » wholesome effect in making lM»lng dabs mom careful as to the strength of dams they maintain in position* dangerous to life and property. Mamtsusaus __________„ It fa singular various arises from such pfeSt,' wasting* affections, SjSj rtm- When thus ailing reek prompt relief. It can be fonnd Bret in Brown's Iron Bitters. It builds up from tto foun- “ tbebiood rich and and min- It has __________ sufferer, cured many, and if yon are a try it. THINKS REED WILL BK SPEAKER Beaton Poet. Congressman Russell erf Connecti¬ cut, who fs tore looking after some local appointments, hi eonfidenttbat Mr. Reed will be Speaker of the next House. “I believe,” said Mr. Rus¬ sell, “that Mr, Reed will render the party better service in tto chair than on tto floor. Any man Is in a posi¬ tion to direct legislation much more effectively from tto chair than to possibly coold do on the floor. 1 do not believe that Major McKinley te n very serious candidate. He ought to be chairman of tto Ways and Means Committee, and to probably will be if Mr. Reed is Speaker. It will not pay him to make a tooagressive fight for tto Speakership, for he will want the support of Mr. Burrows and other candidates some time for tto Presidency. I believe tto fight will be between Mr. Reed mid Mr Burrows, and that Mr. Reed will win* If be starts out in the caucus with the solid support of New England New York, the Pacific Slope and part of Pennsylvania, it will give him a good send-off, and, after the compli¬ mentary votes have been cast, I think he will gain enough from the West to nominate him.” An Important Element 01 the snceeesof Hood’s Baraparilla is tin Jffi who deelm to teet the mnttei one enconmy,^ buy bny^only only Hood’s Sarsaparilla. Our Americas Crown Prince. Boston Olobv. Ths London society papers are speaking of Russell Harrison as “American Crown Prince.” The young man has slept at Windsor Cas¬ tle, been entertained by the Prince and Prfnceees of Wales, and carried royal airs about him with a success that “my lads” describe as charming, But unblooded flies, sipping on the edge of royalty's cup, soon get dizzy, and when the youug man was met by some of his plain Hoosier friends he seemed to be wandering oblivious¬ ly in charmed paths, and to be suffer¬ ing from near-sightedness. What were* the fathers thinking of when they banished crowds and titles for¬ ever out of this country? We have such royal young men, and yet they are doomed to be chained to log cabin and rail-splitting antecedents. Well, perhnps the fathers were ing of just such fellows as tto Hoo¬ ( sier American Crown Prince. B. B, !i. (Botanic Blood Balro.j II you try thk remedy you will say a* many others have said, that is the bust blood fier and tonic. Write Blood Balm Co., Atlan¬ ta, (la., for book of convincing testimony. i.P. Paris, Atlanta, Ga. (West Bud), writes! “I consider that B, B. B. has perma¬ nently cured meof rheumatism and sciatica.” R. R. Haulter, Athens, Go., ssys: “B. B. B. cured tne ol an Ulcer that had resisted all oth f H^Mky,Coi Columbiana, had ulcerated Ala., writes:“kfj mot not her her aud and sister sister 1 sore throat and scrofula. B. B. B. cured them.” JacobF.Bponohto,ifewnan, _____ .oncler, flewnan.ua., Ga„ writes: writes:^ in “B. B. B. entirely cured me of rheumatism my louldero. I used six bottles.” Chas, Reinhardt, No, 2036 Fountain Street, Baltimore, Md., write*: ”1 suffered with bleed¬ ing riles for two years, and am giod to say that one bottle of B. B. B. mired me.” 3. J. Hardy, Ttoeeoa, Go,, writes* Three “B, B. B. cured k s quirk I.had eura for been catarrh. tronfafed several years.’’ bottle* me LJOL completely Atlanta, Ga., cured says: child “One bottle completely < my of ecse- aw. W. A. Pepper, Fradonia, Ala., writee: B. B. B. cuml my mother ofnkwratcd sore throat. Saved from Consumption. Several B, physicians Rowley, Druggist, predicted of that Chi¬ Mr. Asa cago! would soon have consumption caused by on aggravated case of Ca- rKpion, “Tlie result mmm unprecedented, was commenced to get well niter tto first application and am now, after a few weeks, entirely cured.” It will do the A Ftofc Vatiwrfby r,.lowly. Si tmpri >im. .UAPiWr * Mm ,AmUt of Spalding Co. 'S 5 ESSS, * rsfiwrtt »fwi« -§m with p»rtie**i*a MMfortiwPefir at Mr, and ----„ hundred- > excited a than tto royal ViX and cirt-nm- tsnriron K princes. ■ correspondent of tto _ jraph says it is tto gos- eapital that Henry V*. t a candidate for Gov- that bk recent trip i northeastern portion BOS , to U» opening rf hi, cm ■BPii r Tharfnan mads a little 1 of Trade J night, and when and he blew drew i oW red bandana a * blast upon his bugle-horn I was so uproarious and l that It was folly five min- > hs coold proceed with bis #* * ■ ■ of Governor Jackson of la authorizing the arrest shows that the Governor is determined not to from bis efforts to enforce the his State so long as any 'of IFwp are within reach, and Canada are become suddenly popular excursionists to New I, George H. Pendleton, t to Germany, is now re about , .—-j of Europe, and tom to America this fall, he will never again appear in His friends reluctantly t he is threatened with » of the brain. His daugh- otiug themselves to him and bebas to b# watched 1 cared for by an attendant it who I to be with him at all time*, le is due to the shock given j^y the death of his wife, who {killed in a runaway accident in this country while to was abroad. e of the Florida man who are letters read In court not > is attracting considerable **V«vws> ----- — j -at leant the love letters are. In a postscript to one of bis letters to offered to deliver 1,000- 000,000,000 kisses to bis best girl. Tto Boston Globe thinks the con¬ tract a very big one, and it says: “Whoever will take the trouble to Sit out will find that even if this amorous Southerner could give the lady 18,000 kisses a minute, (and ws affirm that no person could hope ‘ * .more than that), and even if ne could keep up this rate of oscula¬ tion twenty-four hours a day, never 1 pausing to eat, sleep or take breath ;___!.>-~ OAK — days it *. worxrag wonting boo ooo every year, would take him more than 100 years to complete the contract. And by that time, it is painful to reflect, the ardor of bis love may have cooled. remain an undelivered balance of 1,000,000,000, a number which in f might appall ths most indus* Deafness Can’t be Cared J ______#• of the they cannot Thera reich only portion deafness, and ear. that te by U »cure con- matedis*. Deafness k caneed by 1 condition of the mucus Bring of bias Tnbe. When tide tube get* _____and area wbea rumblingeonnd it kentirely closed, or im- h k the result, and unless the tnltamn- n be takes out and thk tube restored * condition, hearing will be de- _____r; nine earn ont ol ten are fcatarrh, whk h k nothingbat^ an d@iMS »e Hundred Dollars for and P.J.CHENE* iB Ad,.. Toledo, O. Miami Catarrh disease. From its extend to the throat, i , f <Miu and finally luuuijr to t in- i ±rsi* in contlunptiv ive di¬ ce red, may the are i Catarrh sue* ;die- of Prof, ae death, tto reel deuce of bis brother, 8. health has been failing tto past three years and hisdemfce was Bot unex¬ pected tore. Bis voice and presence wffl to sadly missed by the lovers of music both in Mississippi and Geor¬ gia, where to has been wide and fav¬ orably known for tto past 40 years. Amors attended notice I suppose will be written by an abler pen than foe. Most truly, J. T. Fkkbmam. Baroesvilte and Forsyth papers please copy. Aa Arkansas Shaker. “Wall, old feller, wbat’s tto mat¬ ter?’' ‘Only a tfttfe agur, st ranger, but I thought | would shake myself out er **TV„ ‘I've had hud ’em ’am myarif, mvsalf friend; 1 tuk Westmoreland's Calisaya Tonie and I never have a shake. Good advice to tto friend who was shaking is implied in tto friends' re¬ ply. No case of malaria has ever total found which baffled its curative powers, and one physician baa wed it saccesafoOy It in ttotceatm treatment only fl.00 erf ty¬ phoid fever. costa a bottle and one or two bottles will stop the fever. Buy it of your drug For sale by E. R. Anthony. A Prehistoric Canoe. A discovery of extreme archselogi- cal interest has been made upon tto Barton section of tto Manchester ship canal While the excavators were at work in what is known as tto “Salt Eye” cot ting, the steam navy brought to light a prehistoric canoe. It was imbeded in tto sand about twenty- five feat below tto surface. With difficulty the canoe was re¬ moved toa shed in the vicinity of the engineer's office and examined. It was found toeonsist of a portion of aa oak tree roughly town and fash¬ ioned. In length this relic of a long past age is 13 feet 8 inches from end to end, with awidthof 2 feet flinches. Notwithstanding tto laps of centur¬ ies the marks of the ax are distinctly visible fn the .interior of tto canoe, the width of the blade of tto imple¬ ment used—whether of flint or iron- being apparently about three inches. • It is impossible to fix tto precise period of the canoe, but tto circum¬ stance that it bears no trace of a nail or any Ironwork may perhaps aid the formation of an opinion onthte point. The wood, particularly of the bottom,is for the most part quite sound. A portion of one side, however, which has apparently been at period more exposed than the rest, has commenced to crack.—[Manches¬ ter (Eng.) Chronicle. See Wkst » Toole Can Do. Lake Newman, City, Fla, June Lake 24,1886. City, Fla.,; n. H. of «ay» bis wife has suffered for seven! years with a complication of diseas¬ es, of which asthma was the most prevalent. bed for seven She years. has not He laid has down expend¬ in ed all tto money his business has made him in that time for medicine, physicians, etc., to obtain relief tor her, but wirbout any success what¬ ever. He was advised flnalfy by physicians to try P. P. P. He did so, expecting ----*■- to derive dei mjt no benefit, pK) but after taking less than " two eruptions appeared appea: all over, and she iinmediately tire oegan began to ' improve, and tor skin ‘ is ‘ perfectly feefilj dear. « She now on an or- has not been totter m years. Mr, Newmafi. wbo is a merehat m Lakd City, is very enthusiastic over the care, and thinks it tbegrandes blood purifier and tonic of tto age. * . i aifsnll- X ■iJWV Hi-., tJH ^ lr £ UCf BRUNSWICK. JESUP,MACON. ATLAN¬ TA, ROME and CHATTANOOGA. 1 Vowbv ** r ' ’ : e ‘ U»B ^ Doable Daily Sleeping Car Service ... Between Cincinnati and Jacksonville. Solid trains between Closely Chattanooga connecting and with Jacksonville, double trains with Pullman Sleeping Cars to and from Memphfe, Nazhville, Kansas Cl y and tto West, and Knoxville, Washington, New York and tto Enst. *-i d~, THE SHORT LINE BETWEEN Atlanta and Jacksonville, Atlanta and Savannah, Atlanta and Brunswick, Attanta and Macon, _*■. Atiaola and Rome. For rates, Tune Cards and other information apply to agents of the Eatt Tenn., Va. and Georgia R. R- B, W, WBENN. Geo. Pass. & Ticket Agt., Knoxville, 8 . hT Hardwick, Gen. Pass. Agt., Atlanta. 4> a t-aa—......g. 2a>.. ' - ■ ' 3 on _m4 IW : ksoedfrom r Court In fovor — Drake, of R. H. sroi G. M. Brans,. in fav- ,h to. Seberer A I a CONNELL. Hherifl. Ordinary's Advertiwmsnis. I 1/ iRDINARY’S t|, Gbobou, *&SE Mfofi.’ShSftoi 53 &rs 4 fra, have, why such appUeatiou e&nse, ^““-^AHHOND. if any they * 6.00 Ordinary. (J / XKDINABY ’8 OFFIL'&-^p*i.ws* 1880.--W. JLodn H- ry, Geobou, Hanlriter July and 2 d, John C.Biw«, Brewer, W. B. Griffln,! north led aud east by south fay College Sisnwpia... street, place; aieo, *lo t i on the blacksmith - street, sffi^ssr; streStond forth* M street: pur- poeeotpt ■«s»Viisr d “ d, "‘ u - 33 such^^iplication*should fell e Court perrionH of Ordinary, concerned to ' August Mfgh, Griffin,. rhyme not be be granted why 00 B. W. HAMMOND. Ordhjarr. * 6 . . Keith applies to me for letters of Admiristra- tion on estate of Jnfia M. Kritk, tote of said ^Let ith the will annexed, oll pereons concerned jneerned showcause showcause before the o’clock Court ---- a. ot m., Ordinary^ on the »y. first at at niy^offlce^ my office, by^tm by next, why eneh letters of administration ta.x : Od . J t i ~ - •INARY’8 OFFICE—Bex!.!) -r.ru tt.Geob u, July 2nd, 1889. Lanrnn, Executor of Mrs. Janett Betliune, deceased, appffes to me for letters of Dismis¬ sion on said estate. Let all persons concerned show couse before theConrt of Ordinary, first at my office, October by ten o’clock a. m., on the Monday to should next, why snch totters of Dismission HAMMOND, Ordinary /ORDINARY’S U OFFICE—Spalding County. Geobou. Jnly 2d, 1889.-J.H. Keith, Administrator ol W. S. Brown, deceased, has made made application application to me for leave to seB one undivided one-half interest to one and one- half acre* of land, more or tern, bounded second stipfli, soutn by r iciiiisiflr &bu atboiu and west by other land of said estate, for the Let aH Sst&rssses&zz persons concerned show cause be asasr. ‘ Court of on the f county, deceased Let all persons concerned ehowe the o’clock Court of Ordinary, at ” Monday my office, ^ Septem¬ by ten a. m, on the first to ber next, why snch letters of dismission Bh >».fs° 0t h^W.^AMMOND, Ordinary. Notice to Debtor* and Creditors. o A. L. ELLEDGE, Administrator, jnnellw6.48.70. Columbus, Ga Special Election. Notice is hereby riven that there will to * ; held 1889,in on Tuesday, Spalding the 13th day of todetev- August, q^Mtion county, wtoft^rtomds an ejection mine the shall or shall; of paying to for, said fmproving and aid repairing repamng bonds public pi be property of the cuunty. of sixteen thousand to dollars, aggregate to to known amount bonds of tie denomination of flvehundrea as coupon dollars each, to bear intereut at the rate of six per cent, qtt_hN per 1st annum day and of payable and semi-annualiy, the 1st jally, day ot on Of each January Two Two said bonds bonds Ke paid year. year. ol of said to to be off on January 1st, 1891. and one thousand dollars annually thezi^&ftor until ail of mjiI Redd election shall to held and conducted to accordance with an Act of the Legislature, approved October be 14th, 1879. TheTe shall printed or written on . the tod- lots lot* of of those those voting voting for for issuing issuiog sail said bonds the words “For issuing bonds," and on those opposed to issning the same the words “Against issuing MARION bonds.”..... ! T.J. BROOKS, PATBICK, C. C. i C.C. july 13-1 m T. fR. MILLS,C. C.; Receiver’s Sale. 'vate sale, the stock of goods belonging to ence & Smith, consisting of buggies, cur- material, varnish, paints, carriage Terms cosh. Sale AfeWfidwertlwroenu PICTURES, THE BEST Picture, MIRRORS Frames al f&dstsS o* Engravings, from of .iajss the largest and tost ss one sekoted stocks to the Conntry. Established lMti ‘i» ■ ■v.frt rsrr' JAME8 S. EARLE * SONS, PHILADELPHIA, PA. SB- •pilfffeL*-: Catalogue on receipt of stamp. 1 '-- .v.-:: - MERCER UNIVERSITY. ■ v, nacon.oa. FULL FACULTIES. FIVE SCHOOLS. lv The Preparatory Department. i:K;£SSSS.- ntoto ?’ tee Department of J.ib- 'V" 1 W . We r.r;. ■ - . mm ri Hoodk L-- ... H,- ________ «. riUsed toe It, k who! hMilwe Merit Wine i«M«aereiia cures Seiriria, Bolt cn, Dyspepsia, Sk* - overcomes That jj£srs5i^?a -tosi Application for Amend¬ ment of Charter. or Honorable, Gaoxou, Sraumw, fcpg”. Ownrry: Court - Toth, petfomiri arid rid eoBBtr-’Tk> Conner TO, Farmers Cooperative Man¬ ufacturing Company. Wn^oneeand ettfar Cainmkoon thrir Jwfinrae. account ot that on may on own ' ' * ranee* tsfSWSiaraffiFS warehouse and commission business; to and advance*; to seU, rent, lease or use such real and personal propirty so of purchased the Company or ____________nteraet received when * tothe int««M and all to do so and to do so and to do any other act* which are proper and legal in car¬ rying on a warehouse and commimon busi- be granted and isened hy this Honor read Court and allowing thk amendment making it a part of the charter heretofore to¬ ned to this corporation for investing it with the power power asked asked tor to in thk tins amendment amendment that it may have the right to carry on said ware¬ house bonse and and commission commission business btun^m^comiection in connection. charter. charter. Done Done thk thk the tb ^ 3rd 3r day d y SEAKCY^ of Jnly 1899. g ^ BpafdingC^^. m£ ^ Ci.ebk’8_ Georgia, Office Sppxbiok Spaldwo Coubt. Cousty. ahd | X certify that the foregoing k a^trne ® Wm. M. Thomas, Oerk| Georgia Midland & Gall RR. Time Table, Taking Effect July 17, '89 No. 80.—Pamxhgeu, South, Daily Except 8u SUMUAY. Arrive. Isiave. McDonough........ 5:001 5:00 a.m. Grifflu................. ..5:40 a. m. 5:45 “ Warm Springs.... 7:09 “ Columbus........... No. 51 .—Pabhenoer, North, Dab,t. Columbus..................... 1:05 p. m. Warm Spring................ 2:34 -* Griffin....... L .................8:50 p. m. No. 52.— Fahsexoer, South. Daily. Griffin........................... 4105 p. m. Warm Springs.............. • !5: 5:28 “ Columbus......................7:00 p. m. er, North Suneay. ............. 6-49 P m Warm mmogs.......—..... ‘- Griffin....... .................. 8:15 p. m. 8:20 McDonough,............... ,...9:00 “ He. 54 .—Passenger South, Sunday Oni,Y ( McDonough...... ...... 7:80 n. m. y^li i'n'e’r ,.„8;j0a,m, 8:15 “ Warm Springs 9(85 Columbus......................11:10 No. 55.—Passenger North. Sunday Only Columbus.—,—,............•• 7:40 a. m. Warm Springs. i!"l0:38 . 9-14 “ * Griffin a. m. 11:00 McDonough, a*. ,11:40 ii-xa « Np. 1 .—Freight North, Mondays, Wedneb- .....1 bays and Fridays. Ctfimnbut—................ 9:00a.'m. Warm Springs... 11:42 “ Griffin.,;.——.................2:18 Us p. m. 3:30 p. m. McDonough,—.,—........4:30 No. 2;— Freight South, Tuesdays, Thvbs days and Saturdays. McDonough..,,,,,,,, Griffin........................19:05 11:00 1:50 a. m. Warm Springs.. p.m. p.^m. .............. 6:50 ©i *ntocu9j in ©axil ; VxZwtat WHO in, want 'mum i UPPMAN BROS., Wholesale Aj w£l: W? « —7 Otoefe. to son ««ft on nm.uk Mdwe Us tor threeOol Will ,my 'tTiy jBrm ■ daily and weekl- ' .: fP (CONSOUtDATED MAY 26, 1889,) OFFERS’ Value -■ . ’■»!: .ijjafe i»d2 f? To Adi ksm charged, than proportion to prices medium in the South. 5 With the combined circulation of two oh anil well established papers, it charges tf * - •'•utUa-v. > prices of only one. I, is published in one oftheagri commercial, manufacturing and ratli ctoiters South, with of the a large mosiprogre^We and intelligent State In i log population and extra facilities for trtbntlon. *9^ Being a iirst-class newspaper, fully up sili^mandsofthp times and the requ ments of its constituency, it Is read not only hy nearly every family in Spalding Com but In the eight surrouuding counties, a gppd^gencral circulation in the State other Bthtes. reiftlfl WROIE FIELD. touoc le toilA—d :*-ijA *Em««caasAW filld COVCrS it COIUpIe tel y. s ;3 rtsmodt ^cfis to mitaafs loyg, stmi Wrltie, otLi' for rates , and / sample . » aj i, copies of Daily and Weekly to DOUGLAS GLE8SNER, PnWfetor. Griffin, Ga. i .*? ... A*. . — ' < V 4 1 i ** * SpT'sIi'S «f Jcferse: restWreswai , ‘ ~ dvr jfoldw Bdhuwa itoyt tog vtoHt mi MtiaoMf M V. s mWm rOBMfi AMD RUM Of—- mmomescf, x. Will -W y ... ? ... X lll i < T : ? i* * > T ; from overtaxing the sysfcoi MS «nd bp ferns end stages ot Primary,! theu sselP. >. P. end’ to nienstrusl liregukrtoMarepert^riy tonefited by the wontefid koto Wd mS- *~7 "? ^ ' ROB ii" T. l g m r ' e 4 1 S3 a i [blood nfs'inas^ Ik! Prison, Tstter, Nckfr s ..o
