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thetreet. 4 half acre
vacant lots ou 13th street and Broadly.
Beautiful oak and hickory grove.
building lota in the city.
For Sale or to Ren
Griffin FEMALE COLLEGE and lota,
P Don’t 27th. forget big^ale of 75 iota at Anctin
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G. A. CUNNINGHAM,
Real Estate Agent.
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C.H. JOHNSON,
StWf represents the oM
Soutiara Hstnal Insnranee Co.
Mf Athens, fe-.lte theafest in Gear-
gi« ami as goad as in the world;
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and otters as good as can be found,
as he would not represent other than
good ones, and earnestly solicits the
pairin#g» patronage ad of M he oemnwnilif. coimminity He also
represents the (fid
Washington Life Ins. Co.
Fcbocetf til the the Life
t embodies all
A*. The Na-
«Rf the South-
Building and d Loan Loan Aszoci- Associ-
Mt Savings Bank for Small
stments • extant. extent. Call Call at at hts h» office offic
kBTna Street, ahd investigate.
C H. JOHNSON, SR.
"ITlill PAY WU
If yon propose going Vest „or or Northwest, Northwest, IP IP
the Short Une.
BUSH, D. P.A.
Atlanta. Ga.
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enough and he can not buy out his
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> processing r < to the amount of 15,000
’fits of mm* an enterprise
e enlarged upOn, as they,
been spoken of in these
what it was worth. The small one
at Jackson is doing good business.
The establishment of W. H. Hartnett
at Flat Shoals, just started bat
summer, is one of the most profitable
ventures the enterprising owner ever
went into. The factory that Mr.
8«*«eroer proposes to put Up will
be first-class in every respect, with
ample facilities at the start to handle
everything that can be brought him
and with the expectation of enlarg¬
ing whenever necessary. He is *
practical man, acquainted with the
business and can not fail to make it
a success, and a very large propor¬
tion of aH the money invested will be
distributed in the town and country.
Our merchants will remember the
dollars that the evaporators put in
circulation when running, and this is
a very similar enterprise.
as sueh has bees its practice; and it
remains for the citizens to find and
purchase a site. This is a very
reasonable proposition and steps
Should be taken to comply with it at
once. Lagrange has already acced¬
ed to these terms with alacrity and
Atlanta stands ready as usnal toex¬
tend even greater aid to the enter¬
prise; but this is the proper place
for it and it should be brought here.
Mr. Summeroer refees to the ifayer
And the banks of DsdtwMaa to hie.
character and st an fli n g • he is -d
Georgia gentleman and means busi¬
ness; he will looate wherever he can
do so with best advantage to him-
We would suggest that some of
our leading and influential citizens
take hold of this matter at once and
it can be carried through with in ».
day or so.
The harsh, drastic purgative once darned
so indispensable, hay* given phree to milder
and more skilfully prepared Uteativee; fcsnre
the great and growing; demand tor Ayer’s
Pills. Physicians ev*rywhffi» tacotetoend
them them tor tor costiveness, costiveness, indigestion, indigestion, and and ‘liver
complaints.
We are not sure that we can edll it
romantic, but it looks somewhat
that way to mi. About three wteks
ago, Mr. E. A. Vtert, a flying Jffimy
man, met Miss Aseie Baeker, «f Gen-
oia, Ga., and love at first sight Was
the remit. The proprietor of the
Plying Jenny show came to Batoes-
■ vfBe, and Sunday Mr. Veal went to
Senoia which was his second time
with the girl, and they were married.
They dime to
at the Matthews Hotel, and MoMday
took np their abode in the tenth of
the show in which the husband was a
performer.
Bat the proprietor did not want
married folks in his gang and refined
to accept the additional help of
Veal’s better half and < Tuesday the
happy couple left Barnesville for
other quarters, and we trust ere this
they are in some home, where they
may be happy.
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sve wayward.
It la * poor affitb
e father comes and
and hammer, and
the .ship. In the
stian faith we make
these weapons ol
he IcngUi
ar of our
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New York Observer.
fisaJHSIs diseased affections aris-
or
tate orlew condition of the
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If this evil flourishes In Pennsylvania,
which has by no means the worst record
among the states in the matter of divorce,
how much greater must it be in those
states where the laws are more laxl
Other evils also proceed from the diver¬
sity of the laws. These are now. so gen¬
erally recognized that congress would
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tion. It is guaranteed to 1
case, when used for any a
Robe Suits.
The best designs in the market, at
New York Store.
ONE DESIRE BEFORE ALL 6THERS.
One desire have 1 before all others.
Constant through too passing year* brother'*
Tnat the One whose love is more than
7’alk wl*h me earth - * rale of tears;
II j who once endured, to gain my pardon.
Bloody sweet and anguish la thegardeb;
yW’ —J. E. Rankin.
Cold Waves a|
■edicted with reliable accuracy,
w liable to the pains and aches of rh«
tin weather. read ever# Although change Hood’s to damp Sara e
ay is claimed to tea positive specif
a not remarkable
lenmatism, the cures ford R lu
edshow that it may be taken bel
iaiat with reasonable certainty of
Its action in neutralising the acid is ffi
1, which ie the cauee of rheumatism, effi
At the Novelty Stori
Now North, on the way by line express of Fame froi
the the finest
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day or so.
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ted Ssyfitfi to gives pert 1
E. R. Anthony.
A 'forklull HMrinH.
A revival beginning with a college
commencement is not exactly In the
usual order of things in our country,
but one great work of God had its be¬
ginning in the commencement of the
Central Turkey college. At that time the
houses of the members of the churches
were full of visiting brethren from nil
parts of Central Turkey. Very frequent
services were held day aad night, quite
naturally. In one of these n native
preacher, named Jenanian, held forth
with unusual nower, and a deep religious
interest resulted. Once the fire was
kindled, it spread with rapidity. All
of the churches ware crowded with
eager listeners. Christian faces fairly
shone with their glad enjoyment nwtfpP ottM
religious life. Wherever they
greeted each Other with warm hearts.
All of die militaries, including the
teachers in the colleges and the schools,
gave their aid at once. The Armenians
thronged the Churches, and even Jews
and Mohammedans began to inquire
what it all meant. There ware at least
800 converts already enrolled, and hun¬
dreds of inquirers still seeking salvation
when the first reports came. Later news
has come, showing that 850 were re¬
ceived into the churches mi one Sunday
and 388 the next, and yet the end was
not in sight Every student in the col'
lege has become a Christian. At the re¬
ception of the first group of 350, an
audience of 2,009 was present; in the
presence of this great assembly the 350
repeated in concert, clause by clause,
Romans viii, 35-39, beginning, “Who
shall separate us from the lore of
is for rent, possesion will, beJJgSven
January The Househas first. long been known
as
one of the best in Georgia; its 20
large comfortable rooms are now
filled with guests and have been for a
long while.
The House will be rented
and satisfactory reason given for
renting. For address
terms, etc., call on or
ROSWELL H, DRAKE,
GRIFFIN, GA.
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Letters Contain-
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many part or Drawing. fraction ot Anything a Ticket in BY US of-
our name
ered or less than a Dollar i* a swindle.
PROFESSIONAL DKECT0B Y
HEMHY C. PEEPLES,
ATTORNEY AT LAW,
BiMPTOK, NgOKoU.
Practice* iu all the State anti Federal
JOHN J. HUNT,
ATTORNEY AT LAW
CIBirriK, GEOBQ1A
Office. 81 Hill Street, Up Stairs, over j
White’s Clothinr' Stare. mar22dftw1
THOS. H. MILLS,
ATTORNEY AT LAW,
Will practice in the State and Federal
Courts. Office over George A Hartnett’s
corner. nov2tf
UNO RTKWAB 1. BOBT.T. I «>;>].
STEWART A DANIEL
ATTORNEYS AT LAW,
Over George ft Hartnett’s, Griffin, Go.
Will practice ill the State and Federal
rts iulyl »dtf
CLEVELAND & GARLAND,
: DENTISTS,
GRIFFIN, • ■ : : GEORGIA.
harm tor Sale.
One of the finest farms in Middle
Georgia for sale. The proprietor's
health is such that he wishes te re¬
tire from the fatigue of business.
This farm is about three-fourths of
a mile east .from the centre of the
city of Griffin, Ga.,adioinin?the sub¬
urbs of the dty, containing200acres,
25 acres in an enclosed permanent
pasture with large branch running
through centre of pasture. On this
branch gin; is plenty a splendid of place and for a mill
or water water
fall. Balance of cultivation of la,nd is of in the high¬ farm
est state any
in the state, worth having had thousands seed and
of dollars of cotton
stable manure and composts of all
kinds put on it in the last few years.
It is also one of the best terraced
and Ditches ditched all scientifically places in Georgia.
run so as
to prevent any washing of the fields,
ditching of the place cost $500. The
owner has made the improvement of
the place it, a specialty thinking ever that he since would he
owned not
ever sell it; consequently it is a rare
bargain, ft such as scarcely ever is Of
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Also on the'place is a flue young
orchard of fruits of different kinds,
nice convenient dwelling, barn and
all necessary out be buildings. This ad
place is only to seen te 1*?
^J.W. CLARE.
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JEWELRY, CLOCKS.
Special attention given to Repairing. 20 HIM S
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And Hli opera of oil bind*
ZSr- per cord paid tor 200 cords of Tan-bark.
8. W. MAN<
Dissolution Notice.
The co-partnership heretofore exist!
of Holman ft Btewart, is this
ssta and liabilities of the firm.
HOTEL CLBTIS
GRIFFIN, GEORGIA,
Under New Management.
A. G. DANIEL, Prsp’r.
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