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m T« HEAtHIfi OF THE IIATIOfiS
eparatton, the
VI IPb tag labors anti
I OtiiTrt-y, IK;-
(Mr. BramHlett, Paatuer, Koch. Mlgm-i
[ and other Illustrious compeers, whose la-
bors substantiate, as held by the French
Academy of Science, that •• disease germs
! may be net only attenuated until nearly i
harmleaa.but may be revivified by degree*
and given the most virulent character.”
—ROYAL OERMETUER—I
| is an Infallible cure for numerous diseases,
such ss Bheumstlsm, Indigestion, heart
troubles, HsadsOhe, layer. Bladder, and
■ Kidney diseases, Chills and Fever, Ca-
Paralysis, Asthma, Bronchitis,
Coughs, Incipient Consumption, all Blood
and Skin diseases, Female troubles, etc.
! It cures by purifying and correcting a dit-
I eased condition the first dose, of the the blood. patient It builds quickly up
i from
feeling Its InvHremtlng and health-giving
tUftct*M «9 tb&Appetlte, aids
clear, the comptexlou, purifies
thd liver, kidneys,
, etc., and speedily brings bloom to the
fSMWS*3a».£J" without rival or
j it a a a peer.
If you are suffering with disease, and
| mu of a ears, send stamp for printed mat¬
ter, certificates, etc. It Is a boon to the
suffering and the wonder of the century.
For sale by King’.! Royal Oermetuer
Company, Atlanta, Ga., and by druggists.
I Price tLSOper concentrated bottle, which
makes one gaUon of medicine as per di¬
rection* accompanying each bottle. Can
! be cent fey express C. O. V. If yoar drug¬
gist can not supply you.
EW
Tutt’s Pills
JT ltta jstofia lajrjremsdy never falls te
Dyspepsia, Constipation, Sick
Headache, Biliousness
And all diseases arising from a
Torpid Uver and Bad.Digestion.
ljr osar eon tod sad easy te swallow.
SOLD EVEBYWHEBE.
ismtissi
W. L. DOUGLAS
$3 SHOE GENTLEMEN.
Heavy beod Grain and Creed*
*3 & *2 SHOES uGftb.
•1.75 SHOE FOB MISSES.
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CAl OnLL.OfYlC.l7 POMPN WANTED. Permanent«
commission. Fine ployment Full Good line eatery of Fruits ...
outfits.
and Flowers. Prices low. A. D. PRATT,
Nurseryman, Rochester. N. Y.
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Ht)W ONE SAFE WAS RIFLED.
lb.- T.raimer Wan so Positive That
Detective Waa Dallied.
It is a mistake for a man to be
positive. I had a ease put in my
onoe the outcome of which left an
prwmion on my mind.
'Elm treasurer of the Hannibal
8L Joseph rail road reported to us
uieir safe had been robbed of a
package of money. I investigated
case myself. In reply to every
tion which I put to the treasurer
would come back with one
that he put the money in the safe
f-elf, and that he locked the safe
self the day before the money
missed.
The safe was in good condition
lie opened it on the following
ing, everything being just as he
left it the night before. He was
tain that he put the money in the
Ho was certain that he locked the
Ho opened the safe himself
the money was tended gone. Everything
man to confirm his
ments. He was an honest man;
was accurate; he was careful; he
no bad habits. He was well to do,
there was not the slightest reason
1 supposing that he could have ui
money. For a moment the case
at sea. In a few days I learned
a clerk in the office had remained
his desk after the departure from
office of the man who knew that
locked the safe. But I discovered
the clerk did not have the
tion, and again 1 was at sea. A
weeks elapsed, during which time
kept my eyes on every movement
this clerk.
I saw enough to arouse my
cion. I went to the office one
ing and took charge of the clerk.
told him I was satisfied that he
taken the money and that he need
deny it. He broke down. He told
that the officer who was so
that lie had locked the safe on
evening in question had not done
that he had gone away and left
safe unlocked; that lie, Iho cle;-k,
it was probably the first time; that
the clerk, took out the package
money, closed the safe and locked
This he could do notwithstanding
fact that ho couldn’t open it.
handed to me nearly the
amount.
The officer who was so positive
had locked the safe was dumfouudod.
After that he was never sure of
own uaine.—W. A. Pinkerton in
cago Tribune.
Life.
Uncle Ebenezer Johnson is a
philosopher, who lias certainly
read in “Festus” that “well vein deeds,
not years; in thoughts, not
but he reaches the same idea by a phil¬
osophical process of his own.
“Dar was a man." he says, “dat said
tor me tie odder day, 'I wish ye many
loug yeahsf I tole him I wuzobleeged
fer de wish, but I didn’t care fer no
specially loug yeahs; dat de
wid jis’ twelve motifs inter’em was
long ’nough fer mo.
“ ‘But.’ says he, ‘I wish ye may live
tar a good ole age,’says he.
‘‘ ‘Now, loqk hyur, my friou’,’says
I, ‘is it your ’pinion dat de ’mount ob
a man’s life ’ponds on de number oh
yeahs inter itf
“ ‘Wal,’ says be, ‘dot’s ’bout it,
baint it? Least it seems so to me..'
“ ‘No, my frieii’,’ says I, ‘dat hair.'
it, nohow. Dis is jis ’bout, what life
is: it’s a sort ob a Indian rubber baud;
mebbe you kiu make out fer to stretch
it out ter a consid'able length, but you
cain't make no more ob it wid all yer
stretchin’f ’’—Youth’s Companion.
F»t Batter Sells Bat.
‘ At the present time the butter that
g^ts the best price is that made from
ripened cream, but that ripening pro
cess is allowed to go but a little way.
Just as the cream shows sourness it is
is done very thoroughly) whatever lit¬
tle acid has been formed is washed out,
and we have there the pure butter fat,
and that is the butter demanded by
our markets at the present time You
ask if that is butter that will keep.'
No, it will not keep, and you must
rid of the idea “that you must
butter that will keep.—Prof. Cooke’s
Report
She Was Afraid of Banks.
An Albany boarding house keeper
thought bank officials were slippery
„»d «fc deposit ™M. W., „ ,h ?
putall her savings, handkerchief $700, in the
corner of a she usually,
carried about with her. A few days
later she left her house for an hour
without taking her precious handker-'
chief, chief, which, which, it it is is almost almost needless needless to to
say, has not been seen sines. How¬
ever, she finds consolation in thinking
that no bank officer got away with if
—Boston Transcript
In the event of a European out¬
break Great Britain would be able to
send to sea at a moment's notice 44
modern battle ships and belted cruis¬
ers, to cope, in case of necessity, with
France’s 23, Russia’s 13, Germany’s 12
or Italy’s 10; so that no possible com
bination of any two of the greet pow
era would place England at a disad¬
vantage.
A Maine woman gives the secret of
her wonderful success in raising calls
lilies. She says she allowed her calls
plants to rest during the summer, re¬
potting them in the fall in good, rich
earth which contained much ammo-
l The plants were then trimmed,
and moes placed on the earth to re¬
tain the moisture.
Cleanse yonr breath and regulate your do w
■ with De Witt ’■ Little Early Risers. Hold Sold-
y N. B. Drewry.
The Law of the Case,
The Law ol Husband and Wile ie the name
of a book written this by knotty Leila J- Robinson. All
adjudications if it ol regarded In subject would be
simple promise. Incompatibility were of s spirit ol it com¬ fre¬
occasioned by disordered temper liver. It
quently makes well-disposed a mortal morbid,
a mo¬
rose explains or snappish. the situation Into such the soother houses where ruf¬
this ol
fled or winged disgruntled angel dispositions ol would be as s
white peace and messenger of
happiness. Caiieaya With a bottle of Westmoreland's
Tonic some* health, dispelling vigor, an opti¬
mistic frame of mind and a oi all
dark elonda. Tone up your Bver, brace up
your nerves bottle, and which improve be your kadofJ.N. appetite Har¬ by
using ris Son a and E. B. Anthony. can
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W. 8. Gil bo , _
SniingWork^T^fi keeping until after tl
on
risen, like many literary men his
tein of comjKvsition will not flow by
day, into activity. requiring candle light to libretto stir it
In preparing a
he toes slowly but sure! v.
Hitting ujwm one of his character¬ ids mind
istic ideas, lio turns it over in
daring cogitations, many hrag walks and solitary and
incidents adding they circumstances in him. Then
as occv.r .
he makes a rough skeleton sketch of
the plot, which he puls away.
A few weeks later this skeleton is
carefully such additions written out in extenso, with
have occurred and to improvements him meamvbile. as
This, may is shelved awhile,
too, for but
made, ultimately which the only perfect needs-if framework such is
ex
pression of the dialogue is allowed—the wedding to it
and songs.
It is at this stage that Sir Arthur
Sullivan comes upon the scene, for the
writer has to keep the musician’s needs
iu view, and the composer must bear
the writer in mind. The writing of
oue of their famous operas entails
much Tabor and endless consultation
upon the collaborators. Playwright
and composer often see the morning n
~ in at the windows ■ ........ while they
come si
over with cigars the and iilfiiBia cigarettes, discussing
the j most .anxious care point
which to others might seem of littb
moment. But it is to this untiring
industry of their and case that they i owe much
success.—Sheffield Teles Telegraph.
sHSEl
living red the at Fort
pleasure quee¬
rest igar. He
into a tin
Itisa
it a
cigar match ease box and extinguisher with a
attachment. It is made of
long wid three-quarters only about of three inch inohes in
an
meter. „ The case is divided into
t lifted wo section*, Ibl the short section is
a rim of spring lingers.
expiasoeAhy The manner of iwmg (lie instrument
is -tbe inventor as follows:
‘ ‘If you want to Save a partially smoked
short cigar, section. insert the The lighted spring end fingers into hold the
Iho cigar firmly in its place without
injury. longer It is which then . covered with the
one, consequently makes the case air
the tight and extinguishes
ed in. cigar. tlio-least, The case can’t become heat¬
and the cigar can’t because lose it its is flavor air tight,
for
the same reason. In fact, the flavor is
liner when it is relighted than it was
enough before, providing you are thoughtful
to blow the smoke out of the
weed Before putting it away for future
use. Yoltr matches, too, are always
with you and always dry.”—New York
Sun.
The Britlrii Mum* nm Open at Sight,
Tiiirty committee year* have elapsed since a se¬
lect of the house of com¬
mons recommended that the British
museum should be ojieu to the public
between the hours of 7 and 10 p. m.
Throughout ivity has tbi-eo decades official pass¬
merable efforts successfully Qinhelislf withstood of the people innu¬
to tion. bring about this desirable innova¬
At length, however, those iu
atism high places of Mrs. wiio Partington, emulate and the conserv¬ cling
as
tightly policy to the “rest-and-be-thankful”
as that reactionary old lady did
to her ocean spurning broom, nave
been compelled to comply with oue
moiety of the recommendation put for¬
of ward March, by the parliamentary To the committee
ly, that the 1800. national gallery other^-name- * should
also be thrown opeu thrice a week un¬
til 10 p. m. —they will, in all probabil¬
ity, reluctantly accede thirty years
hence.—Galignani’s Messenger.
Keeping IUfftilur Hour*.
Louis Delmouico is a popular : man
among his neighbors in tl iho region on
Seventieth the west side of Central His park", is above
street. house one of
the finest of the new residences in that
fashionable locality, and the latch
string is always out His parlor, draw¬
ing room and libmryarefulIafJriends
are little, jocular, placards, but nevertheless serious,
-close* at-1:13..” saying; Tiierq k-oiofli “This ihg ,house
in¬
hospitable host explains about to it, because, ;-a»‘ : the
friends: “If you want
te-atoy tarter there overcrowS^R ore identy -of beds,
jMtd the I pottld library evefi if make
York u.i overci“o
Press.
~ :t d --3 'S r tvs
A CH.ap L^t.. -, ft<vr -
W. J. Norton, an Englishman, has
invented wliat is alleged to- be- the
cheapest light light cvei; known, audyet “a
|iK££‘.1 as itUeusfe and as accurate in its
moon day It is. claimed that A five
hundred candle power lighfixlt: the
kind nominal in question’ half can be run. an-bour. at the
cost of a penny
The lijgbt consists ol ^ peculiar tape
th: lt IS by a simple clockwqrif.. In
point . of intensity it- is not surpassed
and by y electricity, .far easier its to light the is much $t softer feeds
Itself, r ■ requires CfliDiri neither tU ’ tUO eyes. CJ TO. - wires
other connections, and pipeS mpes. in. } Wires nor be
site may
produced from three hundred to seven
thousand Telegram. candle power.—New York
Amts Making LemSSaffe. -------— —
“Did you know that ants would
make lemonade?” asked a Bridge street
grocer. them do “They will, for I have The seen
it several times. other
day I left a slice of lemon on the coun¬
ter and there happened to be some su¬
gar not far off, and directly I noticed
the ants carrying sugar to the lemon
juice. well I thought and it was rather the queer
as as cute, to test mutter
have tried it several times by putting
apiece of lemon on the counter miter and am
placing «omc sugar near by, and the
ants never fail to cany the suftar to
the lemon. Wliat do you think of
that, non ? It is an absolute ted.”—
Tampa Tribune.
ROBY’S LETTER.
- A letter from Mr. J. W. Ruby, Union
City, Ind., says: “I have used i Ji your
Clark *a Extract of find Flax (Papillon)
Cough Cure and it a complete
cure for deep seated cold. It ha* done
■none than two of onr most skillful
compared with the neighbors’
dren who did not take it. I believe
it to be the So best Cough Tl (Jure in bottle the
market.” it is. A large
only #1.00. Clarke's- Flax Soap for
ail skin. It leads them all. Price
SO cents. Cough Cure and Soap fur
ale by N. B. Drewry, Druggist.
» THE FUTURE.
**mm
Cornihi nation among skilled w«
workers is increasing every day.
though slowly, for women are natur
ally conservative, and they do not
readily accept the principle o? union¬
ism. They have, many of them,
fered sorely from the effeot of atrikea,
and though they realise that prolong¬
ed combination, if carried out con¬
sistently, must improve their position
and in the long run raise their wages,
never lose sight of the long period
during which their employment must
cease till their ultimate demands are
conceded. Added to which they do
not forget the hitter feelings aroused
—the breach between employer and
servant—and, above all, that in a strug¬
gle such as a long strike must al ways
be it is only the strong wail. who win; the
weak ones go to the
A11 them things make women shy
and slow to join a trade union, while
the introduction of foreign labor in
England and the increasing demand,
on account of their cheapness, for
foreign goods have made a much deep-
er impression mpression on their minds than is
generally admitted. The skilled wo¬
man worker has, however, the securi¬
ty of knowing that she can take up her
stand with a groster ehance of suc-
cess, for with h the tnobes best women workers,
as with the men, the, supply' is rarely
in excess of the demand. And were
technical instruction given to women
a they good deal do of would the better be class work
cannot carried out
in England, instead of being executed
by French women, who are trained
for it in the many technical schools
which exist for women in France.
In Scotland the question has been
warmly espoused by the women who
work in Glasgow and Dundee, and
the prospect of combining for the un¬
skilled as well as the skilled workers
is very much more promising than in
England. Scotch women are more in¬
dependent and self reliant, added to
which, though the pay is bad, their
surroundings are less deteriorating
than those of the London women, and
their dwellings are better and rents
are lower.
The rapid increase of the population
and the influx of people from the
country to the large towns make the
problem of how to deal with our skill¬
ed female labor every year more diffi¬
cult The education hitherto given to
women in England is purely intellect¬
ual, and when a girl has passed the
standard she at once goes into the
ranks of the unskilled. If she can
give time she may be apprenticed and
learn a trade, but the number of girls
who can afford to do that is getting
fewer every day. The few shillings idlings a a
girl can earn at once is too important
an addition to the family income to be
rejected, and as the majority of them
marry while practically children,
neither the necessity of being appren¬
ticed nor of joining a union appeals
to them.—English Illustrated.
lie Aetontthed tike Judge.
Monday afternoon Officer Coolidge
interviewed an Italian rag picker, who
was ruins harvesting the copper "from the
of Steveus’ block. The man was
locked up, and on Tuesday morning
was brought before Judge Field in the
district court, who imposed a fine of
$20 and costs. The culprit coolly drew
out a clean $50 bill and tendered it to
the court, at the sight of which the
judge nearly fainted away, and as
there was not wealth enough in the
court room to change tho bill an offi¬
cer was despatched to the bank for
that purpose.^—Gardner (Mass.) Jour
nal. ,
A Boon to the sick.
Dr. King’s Royal Oermetuer is endorsed by
Bev. J. B. Hawthorne, pastor First Baptist
church, Atlanta, Ga., who says: “It is agrea
remedy.” Rev. suffering Sam P. Jones says: “iwisl that
every medicine.” poor wife had access to
Thousands Thousands of others attest its
virtues. Fifty gallons are drank In Atlanta
daily, where It it Is performing remarkable
cures. remotes the cause of disease and
builds up trom the first doee. fiend stamp
for full particulars, certificates of wonderful
cures, eta^ to King’s It Royal Aermetuer Co.,
cukes whkm aulblsb fails.
Price, makes $1.50 per concentrated bottle, which direc¬
tions one gallon of medicine as Can per be
by aocompanyingeaeh 0. if bottle. sent
express C. D. your druggist cannot
supply you.
Stingy
the Squire only Springer stingy waa reputed to be
man on all Great
Fcirfes Prairie. The Kansas people are
very liberal and fr.-e handed, but
Squire ing Springer had tho name of be¬
persimmon.” “as tight as the skin on a green
“It makes his mouth pucker just to
see bor, a Mrs. copper cent,” adfiefi his ueigh-
haagiven ^. a . ^I^gius, to this one opinion. day, when she
voice
“that “Why, it’s I a fact,” aiie went borrow on,
once went over to a
cup of yeast of Mrs. Springer, and out
comes tbe old squire into the kitchen
to nee what I wanted justus she was
pouring out the yeast. "
said “ ‘Hops he. ‘Hops cost money, Mrs. Higgins,’
cost money.’
jute “Well, pulled I was so mad poclreitsoolr. at that that 1
out h.y 'fin¬
able and willing to pay for the yeast,’
said L
“ ‘It’d cost full two cento to buy it
of folks in tbe yeast trade. ’
“Poor Mrs. Springer got awful red
iu tho face, but that old skinflint ac¬
tually it into took his pocket my two Wien cent piece and put
he took it out
and looked at itkiudof ’fectionate,
and Finally wiped he handed it, and no it looked his at it again. 1
to wife.
‘He lere, Maria,’ said he. Yos was
saying you wanted some spending
money — vuvV to to buy A a few »w« needles (ivvxtlA-'T with, >r IVIi) tel and
that’ll buy you quite a few,' said be.
And poor Mis. Springer had to
take it right before' ’ te rv me" Youth’s
Companion.
Ciuuauioii is the bark of a'tree, and
ia grown most largely in Java and
Oeylon. stripped Onto for tbe the young cinnamon branches hark,
are
but very small branches are not
and pealed. scraped The bark both ia removed sides, and in strips
on after¬
ward sun dried, when it is ready for
commerce
Female Weakness Positive Cure.
To m Kditob: Please inform your read
res I have a positive remedy for the thousand
and one flte which arise from deranged female
•rgans. I shall be glad to send twrf bottles
of my remedy run to any lady if they will
send their Eipress and P. O. address. Yours
MARC »ifw r
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Sparkling S
Quarts or pints, Champagne stylo*
CIDER AND VINBGAft IN WOOD.
rox sons os mrrovr TXXDX.
Write for price list and further Information,
ijxM No. 118 8. Warren R. & J. Street. C. MOTT, New York. yrrf
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I3f“Served at leading hotels. Sold by nearly all grocers
Application Jhir pHrtitlon.
K. 11 Drake Application of laud, lor in par¬ Ss-J
.wl ;■ tition
B. R, Ftemistor, Mrs. pci-lor Court of Spirfd-;
Jennie ingOouaty, nie and alien, Louis and of Broad- Spald- Fan-, ssgaiLfra lug 18B0. County, Said State o . |
case re-
foot, of Cumberland tunmble to Aug. term
County, North Caro-
To Fannie Broadloot and Louts Broadloot,
co-defendants in said case—Greeting:
Yon are are hereby be and required personally Superi¬ or
by attorney to appear at the
or Court, to be held in and for said County, and
on first Monday in August next, then
there to show cause, if any you have, Why
said partitiouors lard partitioned should not prayed be appointed for. And ana In
as
default of such appearance said court will
proceed Witness Witn€«8 as the the the Honorable Honorable law dir, cts. Jarnen James B* 8. Bo; Boynton,
Jm may: ^oiHm COUM w bi M U &o&i$£*
Road Notice.
GEORGIA—Spaldiho Couxty,
plication 8. A. Putnam for first-class and others public having road, made ap¬
a start¬
ing ing at at Anthony’s Anthony’s chapri. chapel, J. thence M. Putnam’* running
north to the eounty line-at
intersecting with road running to Brooks
Station, which has been marked out by th
Commissioners and a report thereof mad
on oath by them, all persons are notified
that said new road will on and after the first
missioners Tuesday in July said next by the be finally County granted Com¬
of county
if sufficient cause be not shown to the con¬
trary. M. J. PATRICK,
June 3, 1890. A. W. WALKER,
T. R. MILLS,
, County Commissioners,
Road Notice.
GEORGIA—Spaldino Coukty.
P. R.Ogletree and others have made apltea-
tion lor a first-class public road running from
Mrs. Martha Wise’s place, in Akin* District,
to Head, a certain the point road near the residence from of G. G.
Head’s on Shop and beyond, running which Griffin to
has been
marked out by the commictionere and a re¬
port thereof mode on oath by them. Ail
persons are notified that said new road will
on and after the ISth day of July next by the
Commissioners of Roads and Revenues of
said county be finally granted if no new
cause be shown to the contrary. This the
14th of June, 1890. M. J. PATRICK,
A. W. WALKER,
T. B, MILLS.
Commissioner*.
Notice to Debtors and Creditors-
All persons indebted to the estate ol Sami
F. Gray, deceased, are hereby notified to
make immediate Settlement of same. All
said parties deceased, holding claims against the estate of
are re notified notified to to ^faw^rojperly present pm them
within the time prescribed by
attested, to
apr24wO-$8.7ft. Exeeutor.
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o it pain. Book ol pel
J&jy V, eiilf S Saej, v
\S’ da.* MiSuUIO.V July nut. TUB —wNh FlrfiT TUfifi- (W
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ol of the the Court l’<t« Hon e„ in n the city following of Griffin,
■tv, ily, to-wi *,eo rj(ja, the de-
rert iw parcri oflivud iyjng and
p a e c i wu l l«nd dwlrict of
County, hum, Georgia, and sod of containing lot No. 185 180 acres, said
more part in
district, bounded north and east the'estate by land of
j R. j?B--.thepublic 8. Connell, south by land of of
8. H. Wilson, west by *.» road leading
from Griffin to Jackson. Levied on and sold
In si'zaxazzrs&SiSszs favor of Geter Gay Sarah M. ss
rs. 8pence
BoB. CONNELL^ Bhi*r«.
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Administrators — . • . ^ • am Sale.
Court By virtue of Ordinary of an order of Spnlding from the County, honorable Geor¬
gia, I will aril on the first ‘roesd&y in Jniy
next, between the usual hours of sale, before
the Court House door in Griffin,
Ivin* and in East Griffin, on the sout
of tee Cent railroad, bounded on th
north by and Montgomery east by said King, railroad, and on th th
west on
eighth eighth sooth by of Alex Campbell; containing reae.' f Sold " one *" toi
of an an acre, acre, more more or or
the purpose of paying the debts of said de¬
ceased and for distribution among the heirs.
Terms cash. F. BTILWELL, Adm’r, $6.00.
4.
Guardian’s Bale.
GEORGIA—Spaldiho Covsty.
dinary By virtue of said of an order will from b« tee sold Court before of the Or¬
house door county, of Spalding the
court county, in
city of between Griffin, on the first Tuesday public in sales, July
next the usual hours of
tbe following property, to-wit: lot in
An undivided Interest in a house and
Chapel) the city of Griffin, the bounded oaths the Mrs. north Duke by
lot, the street, south on by east alley by and the west
on an on
by tbs property known as the old Parham
lot, containing half an acre more or less.
Sold as the property of Mine Joe Huff, a luna¬
tic, for division. Terms cate
This the 2ud,day of June, k. 1890.
Guardian J 18. Miss HOOTEN, Huff.
of Joe
Ordinary’s Advertisements.
/'YBDINABIB KJ OFFICE —Sfaldiko Ooot-
L, Moore TY, GeOxoia. has applied May 28th, for 1890.— letters of John
to me ad¬
ministration on the estate of Mrs. 'C. W.
Moore, late of said eounty, deceased.
Let all persona concerned show cause he
fore Griffin, the court the of first Ordinary Monday In at July my next, office b| ia
on
ten o’clock a. m., why such appiieatio*
should not be granted.
$8.00. E W. HAMMOND, Ordinary.
Gr H°a H r^Vcro£d£ ^X^SriTSi
estate. .
■ This Is therefore to cite all persons concern¬
ed, kindred and creditors, to show cause, If
any they can, why said administratrix should
not be discharged from her administration,
and receive letters of dismission on the first
Monday * in Angnst E. W. 1890. HAMMOND,
Ordinary
Notice to Heirsot Wm. Ellis
in Be.
James B. Ellis, In court of Ordi-
Adm’r Application of William for settle¬ Ellis, luary. May 38th,
ment.
It 1s ordered that W. T. Oils, Jas. B. Hite,
W. A. Ellis, K. A. Elite, 8. T. Elite, Emma Da-
iree, ree, Martha Mart ha Nunnally, Nun T. --- E. Drewry, ~ Blanche '
’estbrooke, lx and Mary £. Elite, admtntetra
of tits estate of W. J. Ellis, Luey E.
of Spalding
Mrs. Core Henley, Vjfla of Locust Grove, Ga.;
Lewis Ellis, xteuiu, of ui vum Rica, ivii tt, Ga.: fijra.; Luey uucy Holmee, nuiiuws,
of Tallae llapooxa, Ga.; John A. Wilson, of Blos¬
som, Butte Texas; Co.,Ga; B. William E. Ellis, of Jsnkinsburg,
C. R. Wilson, of Hollonville, Wilson, Pike of——, Co., La.; Ga.;
Robert ■; Ettto, and of Elisabeth -, William Kite, of
Maddox, of Mouticel-
pear at the regul ____________■. .Hi
dinarv of said county on tire first Monday In
September to settlement next, of then the and there of to James submit B.
a account
Elite, William administrator of the estate of the said
Ellis, deceased. It te further ordered
that the above parties who reside in Bpald-
That the non resident parties be served by
publication Said as provided by law.
at th* parties are required to be and appear
show September if any^they term, 1890, of the Court to
cause have why said eettie-
Giren under my hand and official signature ^
this the 38th dsyofMaylSBO
O. HAMMOND, Ordinary.
Libel for Divorce.
GEORGI A-SrALBom Comrrv.
Lula Shepard ) Libel for Divoree
Richard vs. Shepard,) ISpalding February Superior Term, 1890. Court
To Richard Shepard defendant in the above
stated case:
You are hereby notified and commanded
to he and appear at the next term of the Sn
perior court to be held in and for County ana
o’clock State ufonsuid in August on tne first aext, Monday, then at there ten-
a. m., complaint and
to answer the of Lula Shepard fn
said action of libel for divoree.
Witness the Honorable J. S. Boynton,
Judge day of of February, the court 1890. aforesaid, this tbe 14th
WM. M. THOMAS,
Clerk Superior Court Spalding County.
» ay!3oaw8w
Isibel foi Divorce.
GEORGIA—Spalduto Couwtv.
Cathrone A. Wood, 1 >Spalding Libel for Divorce in
Wm. J. Vf . Wood, j February HnperiorCourt Term, i
1890.
To Wm. J. Wood, defendant in above stated
rior be and appear be ta held the next fn and term for of**e County Su^
**V» court, ueueuma to vw MV amnmm »as muu Iwi the UW OVWM
And and State nSnremniA. aforeraid, o^firetMroriay^t on tha ImA UgimUv a.t
ten o’clock a. m., m amgan near, men ana
thereto urotwwauowci answer tbs vuwr ta complaint a^m. < uu »^|||||^ of sJB |l«4ltue.a Catbrone
A. Witness” Wood in the” said action i of libel ^.S.' for divorce.
v? 11litres hue XIuDUnsDIr H onorabfe 4, Sy. DOJuKIH, Boynton,
Judge day of February, th# court 1890^ aforesaid, this the 14th
o WILM.TBD ^ u MAS, • j ■ ^
erk Superiot Court Spalding ding County.
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