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Griffin, Georgia, A*«. 90, 1S89.
Official Paper ei Spaldinj Co.
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wsias^MfSI 3 <*nt». All inreirtton* tor 1***
»ti»ir *#VertteMMmte longer
s rats* as for ths Dailv
Kansan, Michigan, Missouri and
T«a* have pastod Jaws declaring
trust* and combinations to prevent
competition and advance prices ille¬
gal and their oflkfrsgailty of crimin-
ul conspi racy.
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AE2ZSZ'££> another
for one year for whipping
negro for votiugtbe Democratic tick-
et. We presume this will be claaeed
by the Republicans as a southern
outrage.
Too much attention is paid to
making capital punishment easy aud
humane. Did any one ever hear of a
murderer taking into account tbe
most humane manner in which he
could bill his victim? The execution
of murderers should be certain, swift
and terrible. , 1 ;>;/ , .
Seventeen defeated Republican Con-
greeaional candidates who know from
tbe past, records tbat tbe Iie P ubiican
party to inflwmced more by part isan
seat than honor or honesty, have
tied articles of contest. It to proba¬
ble that most of them will.bs given
their seats. ihhB*
It will be interesting to note what
course Great Britain trill pursue in
event of a demand upon her by the
French government for the surrender
of Gen. Boulanger, who has been sen¬
tenced to be deported to a fortified
place. The right of asylum in Eng¬
land for political refugees has always
been maintained. This was clearly
evidenced in the stand taken by the
British government when afl effort
was made to secure the associates of
Orsini in the conspiracy against the
life of Napoleon III.
Phitodelpni* Record: The religious
eras# which has wired the negroes of
the South bids fair to rival anything
in.the record! of fanaticism. First a
whit* man who proclaimed himself to
sjasi “ sss
and then at the command of a negro
who calls himself the Prophet Daniel,
three of his followers emulated Shad-
rach, keehach and Abednogo, and
rushed into a furnace of molten iron.
Missions to Africa might well l>e
abandoned in th# face of such super.
stition «t our very doors.
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The mills that are making cotton
doth to take the place of jute
ging an hard, at work. The
mills in New Orleans are working
and night. The West Point
are busy making things lively.
West Point mill instructs any
desiring to make the cloth and
already given thatraid to the
mill. The Dalton mill is at
and will make a million and a
yaids. Tht LaGrange mill has
in thirty looms and gone to work.
The Eufaula mills will begin the
ufacture soon. The cotton planters
mean businsea. They will resist
the last the attempted robbery
jute bag ging trust.
THK KARLY CANDIDATE!.
Th* gubernatorial candidates
slow in coming to the front,
ed with Mr. President
prompt entry. They will allow
President of the farmers’ society
become lonesome, if this thing
up, and this will never do. It
rather early, however, to open
campaign when the election is
than a year distant, and we
that the candidate who bides bis
time and to not too previous to the
candidate whom the people will take
to. “There to such a thing as being
too early,” as tbe worm remarked
when overtaken by the bird which
followed in season.
s or Ohio. City op Toledo,!
Luca*County, S. 8- J
grm will pay the torn of ONE HUNDRED
£EUfi% i of Ci-
-J tUB
FRANK J. CHENEY.
presiMias.^thteeth day^l^SnA^D. “(f
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Cure te taken Internally and
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NcKINNBY
i. He ia
One OI We ooieai. awn «< «*•
and is popular with all Masses of the
people. He was agallantconfederate
soldier and has been before the peo-
pie of the state several times as a
candidate for office In 1885 he was
^ (;andjdllto for the nomination of
governor, but was beaten by Gov.
Fitshugh Lee. At that time he was
Strongly supported by Mr. Barbour,
who is the recognised leader of the
Virginia Democrats.
The campaign in Virginia Is going
to be a very lively one. Mahone in¬
tends to moke on extraordinary ef¬
fort to carry the state. The admin¬
istration is backing him, and it is be¬
lieved that, he will be supplied with
alt the money he wonts. A few weeks
ago the national Republican commit-
tee indicated its purpose to assist
Mahone. About the only valuable
assistance it can give him is to sup¬
ply him with money, and that, doubt¬
less, is what it proppaes to do.
The Democrats are pretty well or¬
ganised, and it is probable that it
will not be difficult to get out a full
Democratic vote. If ^ full vote is
polled the Democrats, it is safs to
predict, will retain control of tbe
state. The Republicans are not
harmonious. Tbe Republican ene¬
mies of Mahone will not exert them¬
selves to place him in power again.
Under the circumstances the Demo¬
crats have a fair prsspect of winning
a splendid victory.
Instead of *—-«■
on' and good-for-nothing good-for-nothing you
have
Brown's _____________
you. It to a ‘Ion,malaria, certain cure for weakness, dyepep-
‘ - -
and heart affections.
Try it it you desire to be healthy, ro¬
bust and strong, and experience its
remartabl# curative qualities.
fff gWAfelti B.
Klgltt Mexican, and T»» Aanhu* tm
that uvm.
8ah Fbawoisco, Aug. 17.—The Mexi¬
can steamer Alajondro arrived from
Ouayamaa Mexico, Thursday, bringing
word that in the early part of July a fire
broke ont in the 1,600-foot level of the
Trinuifo mine near the town of the
same name, and ten miners lost their
lives. Eight Mexican miners and were in
the mins at the time of ffie fire two
unknown Americans, volunteered formerly to to of their Sim
Francisco, full of go smoke and
& The shaft was hauled
wad when the bucket was
Americans were found to
dead. ‘ The fire lasted several days
and finall y burned ifatelf out
JoKn.tuwn Relief.
Thursday, a report of (he was state agreed commission upon by
the members and it will be
who are now here, full at their pre¬
sented to the commission
next meeting. whioh The report data provides at hand for
a distribution from
Those in classes 1, 2 anJs ^ll % paid
off in full, receiving respectfully 81,000,
$900 and $500 each. This will require
#485,000. Glasses 4, 5 and 0 are to re¬
ceive 80, 22 and 15 per cent, web
speotiv mu ly, and tho < sums 000 and paid Jo^eaoh $200,250,
not _. exhaust the I
relief fund* by about $00,000.
Fired upon by Regulator*.
Grand Cotrau, La., night Aug. mob
About % o’dook Wednesday 5. a
visited the residence of oi J. JS. B. I JJupie-
ohein, a painter, living about four miles
fromhere, for the purpose of regulating
a mulatto woman whose oonduot did not
suit them. As she was being carried
away Dupleohein made an attempt to
sbooL but his gun f ail ad to fire, and the
neau wnis waist, and aha. caused them to
after he was shot re¬
lease the woman.
liable* After Eight Tear*.
N«w Dremk.., O.,
year-old son of Andrew ,
at North Star, Darke county, was
Son^et%tiU»hy^ phobia by snapping at aU who
near him, being It to feared at times tho in severe will
vulsions fatally. esse
minate
Alleged Whit* Cap* Arr**t*d.
Mabion, Ind., Aug. 17.—James
and Ms two eons William and
were arrested Thursday Gap charged iu
the recent White outtage
township jjieoo They were released in
of each. This makes seven
B. B. U. (Botanic Blood Balm.)
II you try this remedy yon will soyas
•there hav* said, that is tb* best blood
fier and tonje. Write Blood B*lm Co.,
ta, Ga., for book of convincing testimony.
J. P. Davis, Atlanta, Ga. (West
writes: “I consider that B. B. B. has
nently cured meol rheumatism and
B. R. Saul ter, Athens, Ga., says: *‘B. B.
cared me of an ulcer that had resisted all
"e!!? t
Ttnsley, Cohun Wana, Ala.,
mother and sister had ulcerated sore
and nd scrofula. scrofula. B. B. B. B. B. B. cured cured them.” them.”
Jacob F. Sponeler, Newnan, Ga., write*:
B. B. entirely cured me of rheumatism in
shoulders. I toed six bottle*.”
Chas. Reinhardt, No, 2026 Fountain
Baltimore, Md., writes: “I suBered with
ing pile* lor two year*, and am glad me." to
that one bottle of B. B. B, cured
J. J. Hardy, Toccoa, Ga., write*: “B. B.
tea quick cure lor catarrh. Three
cured roe 1 had been troubled reverb
A. Spink, Atlanta, Ga., says: “One
oi B. B. B. completely cured my child of
BIB."
W. A. Pepper, Fwdonia. Ala., write*: B.
B. cured my mother oiukerated sore throat.’
CSstke's Extract of Flax Cough Cure.
It is a sure cure for Whooping and
Cough. It stops the catch whoop, breath. per¬
mits the child to its
It to entirely harmless. Good tor any
’l of childhood or old age. It
the bronchi and lungs, and
stops the cough. For Winter or
Bronchial Cough this syrup te tbe
best ever discovered. Only one size,
iff Wi
r's was beard an
gave the veesel the signal «rp^*»d
other steamer (the
anower her helm oe -*—-
to sheer .off as she neared while
. moment of suspense i— followed,
th^Sdes Trnnii* anuroaciied l\ nearer And near-
er the Rome, while ev«y
second eeemed on hour to the excited
shout of relief, and (honks
went up when they new that a collision
had been avoided, although the Tropic
e collision intelligent would promptness hove followed. they
thanksgiving of the City of before Rome
_ _ service
reaching port.
Poison the fountain,and the stream
is impure; poison the blood, and its
taint is carried through the entire
system—those innumerable veins and
arteries carry disease and death in-
stead r * of life and vitality. Asa result, Dys^
you pfrMswajriSs have Headache, “ * * Scrofula, Scrofula,
active Liver means poisoned blood;
Constipation disorder means poisoned poisoned blood;
Kidney kj qJ The great means antidote for im-
0
the affected organs, restores them to
their normal condition. “A word to
the wise is sufficient.” The “DBcov-
cry” is guaranteed to cure in all cases
of diseases for which it is recommend,
ed, or money paid for it will be
promptly refunded.
MURDERER WILLIAM BENSON.
Instead of tho Callow. He Qoe* to Prison
for Ufo.
. Loutsviims, Ky., Aug. 17.—'Willfem
Benson, the youthful Mottweiler mur-
' derer, was on his knees Thursday even¬
ing at 6 o’clock trying to make peace
with the God whom he was soon to
meek At 12 o’olook he was to be swung
into eternity. The death .warrant had
been read and his old mother borne
fainting from the echoing coll, when down the hurrying street
hoof-beats came
and galloped Governor Hovey’a the prison private bearing secretary
up to a re¬
prieve in the shape of a communtation
of the Sentence to life imprisonment
~~ 01 * 4 Vat Sorry.
.
The prisoner would not at first be¬
lieve his good fortune. When he did
he fainted, sad afterward said he was
sorry, as it was better for him to die.
The reason assigned for the commuta¬
tion was the low grade of intelligence of
tbe condemned, the foot that he was
born in a poor house, with the and, Snyder being girl, des¬
perately in love long
who vowed she would not uuuTy so
os tbe Mottweilers lived, his brui'
nature reasoned that, with them ou
the way, he would get both the won
and the farm, and so he acted.
tl is Crime.
On tho evening of Deo. 9, 1889, at Ed-
wardsvilte, Iud., Benson, who
farm hand, killed shooting bis employer, him, and Opt at¬
Mottweiler, tempted to kill by Mrs. Mottweiler with
hatchet Her skull was fractured, fractured, bi but
______________ in love
finally recovered. Benson was
with Sallie Snyder, n sister of Mrs.
he gii.. ,—--------------
_______ the Indiana law,
executed under new
which requires all executions to be
private.
The Railroad Accidents
Which occur every day with such
wonderful loss to human life are suf¬
ficient cause for a man to stop and
reflect on the fate of scors of his fel¬
low-men, but a greater cause for his
reflection to any danger to his own
health. If he suffers from malarial
poison be may stop and reflect on
the cure. Westmoreland’s Calisaya the
Tonic to warranted to uproot
malaial poison, and when the blood
has been purified it will leave the
tem strengthened to repulse later. the The
tacks which may come
wise investment of a dollar in a bot¬
tle of this valuable medicine
save a large doctor’s bill. Sold by
all druggists. sale by E. R. Anthony.
For
Kxtraordlnary Bose Scratching.
-------------------
I was able to get on my legs, 1
an itching sensation that nearly run
me crazy. I scratched them raw
the relief. bones. I Tried tormented everything
out was m
way for two yen rs. I then found
Clake’s a__________ Extract of Flax (Papilion)
Skin Cure at the drug Store, used it,
nnd it has cured me sound and well.”
Clarke’s Flax Soap has no equal
Bath and Toilet. Skin Cure f 1.00.
Soap 25 cents. For sale at Dr. N. R,
Drewry's drugstore.
To The Ladle*.
There are thousads of ladies
throughout the country whose sys¬
tems are poisoned and whose blood is
in an impure conditiod from the ab¬
sorption of imqure matter, due to
menstrual irregularities. This class
are peculiarly benefitted by tbe
derful tonic and blood-cleansing Poke Root prop¬
erties of Prickly Ash, and
Potassium—P. P. P.
Boses and bounding health take
the place of the sickly look, the lost
color and the general wreck of the
system by the use of Prickly Ash,
Poke Boot and Potassium, as hosts
of females will testify, and many cer-
promteed of the Compa- to
not
rtf" <’ J ;r '* 5j
SassasSto
Vtt
m CMaf Bm*. for tho great sue
•MS «* Hood's Sarsaparilla te totod fct the
artlsls ■mndiudu. Itself. It imann U merit that —— wtaa, and th*
(set that Hood's Sarsaparilla artuaUy ao-
iM»yMahe« what this ia medicln* eJohned a popularity tor this *k£ and
has given to
tale greater than that of any otter sarsapa-
Merit Wine *°* * *•* ?•*
fier before th* public.
,,,, Berafala, SaM
Hood’s gsrssparBla cures Djspspsta, «ek
sssjsszjssist and oU Humors,
aus tbe Nerres,huUdi up * Uln ’
gJL' '£ • riT to 'r^p^d by a I Heed
Application for Amend¬
ment of Charter.
Statk of Geoboia, Spaldih*, County: of
To tbe Honorable, the Superior Court
»aid county: The petition lofth*
Farmers Co-operativeMan-
ufacturing Company.
of said county, a corporation and incoraoiated organixedl un¬ by
der the law* of Georgia Court the SOtn of April,
this Honorable on of
---- ‘ ~ ' idjourned that ihe term said
low*, their
company j derireeto have charter *o
amended at as to to allow allow them them to to engage engage in in the
Warehouse and Cammiseion business, that
they may either on their own account or on
the accountof ^ others 1 i buyjship, — 4 „— other otb r , receive, ----- farm twodnce —, store,
sell or dr barter uorw wiwu cotton i and and »uu w«uw — r*—
SfJtXSfolVXSaS2E!!tSa?£i make ad
by farmers and their aiad families, can produce
vanoes upon cotton other farm
to secure all debts by mortgages, lien* or
deeds on real or pewon^groperi^to erect,
warehouse arehc and ..... commission business; to "
purchase, lease or rent such real and person¬
al property as may be necessary lor the pur
pose of transacting this branch of its busi¬
ness, or securing ng tb* tb* payment l of its debts
____dvancee; and advances: to to sell. sell,------------- rent, tease or use such
reai and personal prop*rty so oi purchased the Company or
received when tothe interest
to bU do uu no so »hu and to tu do uo so ou and auu to w do any and al
other a-cte which are proper and legal in bust- car¬
rying on a warehouse and commision
Your petitioneis pray that an order may
be granted and issued by this Honorable
Court and allowing this amendment am
making it a part oi the charter heretofore is
sued to this corporation investing it with tin
power asked lor in this amendment
ttma ’ .......
lie 3rd day H. ot SEARCY, July 1
W.E.
Pres. Farmers Co-operative Sect’y. MTg Co.
J. F.. STILWELL, Surpsrior Court
Filed in Clark’s office, Srd,^
Spalding bounty, Jriy ^
Clerk’s Georgia, Office Scperiob Spalding LDINO Cocbt. COONTT,} Coi aud (
I certify that the foregoing is a true t
correct copy as appears -------- of record ------ — this
offi Wm. M. Thomas, Clerk
MERCER UNIVERSITY.
MACON, GA.
FULL FACULTIES. FIVE SCHOOLS.
1. The Preparatory Liberal Department,
2. The College of Arts.
8. The Scietiilc Department. Theology.
4. The Department of
5, The Law School.
TUITION FREE in the Department of Lib¬
eral Arts, Science and Theology.
FALL TFRM begins on tb* last W '
day For (25th) in September. and other information ad¬
Catalogue NUNNALLY, D. D„ Presi
dress, Rev. Q A.
dent, or JOHN 1. BRANTLY. Sec. protem-
Macon.Ga. jull7wedAsu6
Georgia Midland & Gulf RR.
Time Table, Taking Effect Aug 11, '89
No. 60.— Pass#»«m, Soi TH, Dailt Except
SUHDAT.
Arrive.
McDonough.................. 5:00 a. m
Griffin ......4-.......5:40 a. m 5:46 **
Warm .Springs........— 7:02
Columbus......................8:48 “
No. 51 .—Pasjenoeb, Nobth. Dailt.
Columbus.................... 1:05 p. m.
Warm Spring................ 2:34
Griffin... *.........3:50 p.
No. 52 .—Pamesqeb, Socth. Dailt.
Griffin........_..™4_______ 4:05 p. m.
Warm Springs............. 5:28 “
Columbus......................7:00 p. m. ^
No. 53 —Pa 88 EK*eb, Nobth. Dailt ExCki
Svnbat.
Columbus............ 5;10 S:49 p. *• m.
Warm Springs.....:.... -
Griffin McDonough....................0:00 : .................8:15 p. m. 8:30
“
No. 54 .—Pamkngeb South, Sunkat Ohlv
McDonough...... 7:30 a. m.
Griffin............... ..-. 8:10 a.». 8:15 R-1K “
Warm Springs.. ... 9:35
Columbus. .1110 “
No. 56 .—Passenoib Nobth. Sunday Only.
Columbus...................... 7:40 a. i
Warm Springs.. * o 9:14 ti “
■I. Griffin •«**••»*•• ___10:38 a. i 1.11:90
McDonough. ________ ______^11:40 “
INo. I.—Fbeicbt Nowth. Daily Except
Sunday.
Columbu*.... 6:45 5 a. m.
Warm Spring* 9:45 15 “
Griffin.............. 12 | 2 » p.m. 3:00 p. m.
McDonough....
No. 2 .—Freight South. Daily Except
Sunday.
McDonough.. 7:00 a.m.
Griffin...........................8:05 a. m. 9:15 a, m.
Worm Spring*....... ..... 12:02 p. m.
Columbus....................8:50 p. B.
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L I A I If i m i M P BN Ba gB-
Sheriff's Sale
No. 113
Aouroetheo 9 E
(Un¬
til*
tjr Court in favor of
Role*. ■B2i& JT. H. 8an-
• S.C
Ordinarj’, IdvertiMmentt.
on said estate. befer*
Let all parson* concerned showrause
why such letters of Dtemiaston should
HAMMOND, Ordinary,
persons concerned showcause before
Court of Ordinary, at my office, by ten
Executors’ Sale.
'y -V—.,; i,U. il :
By virtue oi »n order granted fer the eonrt
Ordinary of Spalding county. will be eold
the Court House door, on the nret
late of said countydeccaaed: comrikt-
dSaft
lutr mruwug »ww *ov«. M \r* v 0®
One lot 105 ie*t, more or tees, fronting
illege street and running back *10 feet,
of side
Will. BREWER,
3. C. BREWER,
Executors of L. R. Brewer.
Sale.
__
By virtu* of an order granted by tbe court
door ■ ini 'n Griffin, r ........*
of sale,----- on tbe fln
bar, b*r, 1889, the tue undivided unamaea oue-umi iu of
following lands belonging to the estate
W. W. S. ». Brown, Brown, land deceased, deceased, to-wit: to-wit: less, in One_and One the and city one- one- of
acres o! more or north by
bounded as follows: on the
Broadway street, south by Fteroister and
Arnold, east by second street and west by
the Brown place. Sold for the purpose of pa;
ing the debts oi deceased andlOT distributee
among his heirs. Terms of sate
$6. Adm’r W. S. Brown.
Notice.
Notice is herebo given tbot application will
be made to the legislature now in session to
pass an act requiring the recording Commission¬ in the
office of Treasurer and County Bpald-
ers ol all toe and forfeiture orders in
ingCounty and to have forfeiture Payments order on same from
made only by toe and toe and forfeiture
Commissioners on a bx Treasurer and ac¬
count kindred to be Vurposes. specially kept
tor
HOW
Money Wanted for (lie
Stark Plantation.
707 acre* land, well ited and timbered,
4(4. mile* from Griffin i Ga. Midland RR.
Good neighborhood. bon**, Broom*, 2 story 1
Stark • 1 acre,
trail ' ' " J ■-
„„ near city limit*, part wood
land openings, branches. Ae. Fruit of al
kind. Large, beautiful dwelling good good and dwel- d out-
houses, it. Also Also 1250 1250 acres, acres,
ling, owt-hotme*. mules, corn, fodder, a
Gin house, arid com mill and present growing
‘
crop JS’TM.WK.'r.S®,- on ]
Parties!
•ry day. Will tak* it on option ii desired.
G. A. CUNNINGHAM,
Real Estate Agent.
New Advertisements
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we tan offer wno no better i*»w,r medium «*■ thoroug >
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