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EXTRAORDINARY SALE OF LOTS IN LTNDON PORI! ■ ><*• «■*’» «■• ,> feMl) w x-** i
TIE OPPORTUNITY OF A LIFE TIME.
It has been truthfully said, that once in every
man’s life a fortune knocks at his door. This is
the time in your life. It will come but thin one
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THE BEST PROPERTY IN CE0RCIA
The beautiful property purchased by the Grif-
laid oft into streets 198 bealitifknoto^lde and and £
modious thro^ae convenient alleys run
P ropert y. This place is now known
WORTH FROM $200 TO $15,000,
sirable The Company propose for homes to make it the most de¬
property will be graded, in Middle Georgia.
The streets the lots clearly de¬
fined, and when completed there will not bo a
lot in the PARK but will be worth the lull pur¬
worth chase price $300, of $200. will Many be of the lots wifi be
some worth $500, and a few
$1000; and it is one valued of the lots with the improve¬
ments on at $15,000.
Every Improvement and Convenience.
The Griffin Street Car Company is now mak-
tog: an angements with the Electric Electri Liarht Com-
when Company five houses will run have a main out to the PARK,
. been built and the fami
lies desire water.
Thus, with electric lights, water works and
streetcars, the residents of LYNDON PARK will
have every convenience of the city without the
disadvantages of a city.
BIG DRIVE
IN LADIES’ AND CHILDREN’S OXFORDS
For the next few days. Having; bought a lineol the above goods at about
half price, will offer them in the same way fop a short time. Our stock o
SHOES of every kind is complete. We suit you both iu style and price.
BOWDOIN & LITTLE,
S' Hill Street, • . . Sign of the Big Boot.
rilllii Variety k
(Successor to B. P. Blanton.)
merchant millers,
— —^-—Dealers in-—
SHINGLES, ROUGH, DRESSED AND MATCHED
LUMBER, SASH AND BUNDS.
HonJdlng, Brackets Ballister Work always & in stock
GRIFFIN GEORGIA.
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HENRY C BURR Sc BRO«
MORNING, JUNE 2. 1891.
cement to Home
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This House for $200!
look at these terms,
Eyerrlot goes for $200, including the large lot on which is the $15,000 man¬
sion. Three other lots have improvements on them worth from $5o to $500. The
terms are the easiest ever made, and such that every man can invest, viz; $10
cash and $10 per month for 19 consecutive months, without interest, beginning
large Jnly 1st, 1891. The demand for these lots is naturally j(fe|ft unprecedented, | and a
numb^r bave ataggfly W n 3r SKccVinTcs, fitfi
road men, farmers, are all taking lots, between 60 and 70 of the 198 lots having
already been "VVM placed. pAMWUI The AVW lots WI are V on VU side, and ««« will (Ml all be WU disposed of VI at UHt-U once.
Hundreds of people are daily visiting the property and admiring its beautiful lo.
cation. Go A andjook and I^vaIt at a 4- 4#- it, and n Mil WAV* yon vkrlll will kntT buy. For l?A«a Information .... apply — "1 A. to _ B. TTh n R.
Blakely, Pres’t, or J. P. Nichols, Sec’y and Treasurer.
The Premier of Canada Is Pass¬
ing Away.
Crisis in Political Circles is
Imminent.
Sir John Macdonald Hovering Between
Life and Death at Ot awa—-Fight* With
HU Characteristic Tenacity Against
the Grim YUitor—An Informal Con¬
ference Held by the Government.
Ottawa, Out., June 1.— Sir John Mac¬
donald, premier of Canada, is hovering
between life and death. The bulletins
issued only serve to intensify the public
anxiety. All hope lias been given up
and it seems to be only a question of a
few hours.
SIB JOHN A. MACDONAIJD.
He is fighting with his characteristic
tenacity against the dread vistor, but
with vitality slowly ebbing away, the
unequal struggle cannot be much longer
maintained. Whenever Lady Macdon-
old enters the sick room, his face which
has assumed an ashen hue, lightens up.
Nothing can describe the attachment he
entertains for the talented woman who
for many years has been; the wife of
Canada's greatest statesman. On a
large-sized braes bedstead he lays, his
head slightly propped up. The windows
of the sick room, Which look out from
the second story on the well kept lawn,
are - flung wide ! j ol—__________ The heat is
so „„ op-
preasive the that of the only dying a slight coverlet hides
form man.
A crisis in political circles is immi¬
nent. The cabinet sat, but, as if by
arrangement, sealed the line of all the ministers
are as to what was done at the
will, Star_______... in the Langevin, privy councilor,
event of i. Sir John’s demise,
he summoned by the
assume charge the of public affair. But in
view of fact that grave c!
P° ** JSP n8t,iral, y decline,
tween° vi ieaaer»mu ue-
------- c*r —---- John Thompson Thompson__. and Sir
Charles Tupper, the Canadian _
missioner in England. high Com¬
The government has already held an
informal conference wtyh the minister
of justice, but the indications are tw a
will large wing of the Conservative party
insist upon the selection of Sir
Charts Tupper m the n^t premier, Sir
John Thompson being a Roman Catholic.
A caucus of the party will be held at an
aujuuru l
feeling Tapper’s is «J m eneci mar oir Uharies
railway will antagonism to the drank Trunk
his prove a serious obstacle to
successful administration of affairs.
A Presidential Probability.
New York, June 1.— A Washington
special to The World says: Hon. T^i.nd
Stanford of California, is a probability
for the presidential nomination at the
hands of the new party. He is very
popular Farmers’ among the rank and file of the
Alliance. It is said, moreover,
that the feeling is growing rapidly, and
that in Kansas, Nebraska, in parts of
Colorado and Nevada, the prediction is
already nomination. made that Stanford will sret the
Since We Married.
New York, June 1.—A private letter
wa~ received from Mary Anderson, and
contains the following statement, that
should set at rest once for all the rumors
of her intention to return to the stage:
” It is nearly a year now since
married, we were
and in that short space we
have known more happiness than in the
whole of our lives put together. I am
also happy in thinking that I am done
forever with the glare and publicity
stage life."
A Mob Forming.
Peoria, 111., June 1.—There is a rumor
to tha effect that a mob is forming across
the river in Tazewell county, five miles
from here, to lynch George Ditch at
Pekin. Ditch is the wretch who so mur¬
school derously assaulted Miss Gerber, the
At this teacher, near East Peoria recently.
hour particulars cannot be se¬
cured. The telegraph and telephone
wires between here and Pekin are in
trouble. Miss Gerber issaidtobedying.
* Rather Acceptable.
Buford, Ga., June 1.—-It is reliably
stated thpt an immense fortune awaits
Mrs. Harriet Moore, near this place. It
is the handsome sum of $6,000,000 left
her by relatives in Germany. Around
this section she is known as Aunt Har¬
riet, is a very plain old lady of 80 years
who has lived a large portion of her life
to an humble little cabin on the premises
dt her son, Wyat, three miles west of
Buford. She has lived a pious, Christian
life, doubtless ever thinking of the for¬
tune that would bless her in i * her older
days.
A New Peper.
Bomb, Ga., Jane 1.—Rome is to have
an evening paper. It begins publication
on June 8. It will be called The Daily
** ”£• CL L. Frost, recent man¬
ager of The Tribtine-of-Rome. Mr.
Frank Hamilton Conolley will be the
city editor.
A KENTBT HT
Broke Up the Decoration Exer¬
cises at Whitesville,
But the Old Veterans Came
Out on Top.
A Riot j n » Country Town Between a
Grand Army Poet and a Crowd of Vis¬
iting “ Rowdy* ”—Two Men Sertonaly
Cut—People In Pur*nit of the Offend-
tier*—Political gignlllcance.
Owensboro, Ky., June 1.—A riot oc¬
curred at Whitesville, on the occasion
of the Decoration Day exercises by No.
7 Whittenhill Grand Army post, at the
cemetery. One hundred Grand Army
of the Republic men were proceeding
with the exercises when a gang of
roughs from Taylor Fields came in,
dragged the speaker from the stand,
tore the floral emblems to nieces and
disnersed dispersed the the assembly. The The veterans veterans
went to Whitesville to take the train,
and here the roughs renewed their at¬
tack, cutting two men seriously. Citi¬
zens hurried to their rtescue abd aTaafcfle
ensued. Burrell Taylor, leader of the
roughs, was stabbed in the side and
dying. Wiki
Dave Smith was stabbed in the abdo¬
men. The roughs, got the worst of it
and retreated. The people of the town
armed themselves and sent a posse after
the roughs. Whitesville is fifteen miles
from here, and is not a telegraph sta¬
tion. There was a political significance
in the,attack.
A BOILER EXPEOSION.
One Sian Killed and Another Seriously
Scalded.
Clarksville, Ga., June l.~A large
boiler owned by William Dean, of Towns
county, exploded with appalling results.
Pink Hutchins was instantly killed by a
piece of the boiler , and a man named
Brown was very seriously scalded.
The boiler was running a large saw
mill, located in a mountain untain oove, c with the a
jdank shed exploded built it tore over the it, and shed when down,
leaped reckless through the ball, air ninety yards like
a cannon struck a hickory
tree that was thirty-six inches in dr-
cumference and shivered it to pieces as
If it had been struck by a powerful stroke
ofJdghtning. The explosion explosion heard ten miles
waa
away. It is supposed to have been
caused by letting the water get too low
and then attempting to pump in a sup¬
ply-
From "New York to Mur Harbor.
New York, June 1.— Secretary Blaine
has left for Bar Harbor, where his cot¬
tage has been made ready tor him and
aswag?jaarsax
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THE SUN,
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IWO CITY TAXES.
city An important The item in a man’s
taxes. lots at “
tion. This is worth thinking al
■a home for every man.
One oftne first duties a man owes to his fiun*
Uy ducements is to provide a home- * With the liberal in-
to pay for ....... lot in LTNDON ON PA», PARS®
sz&ss&sssr a
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A CHANCE TO DOUBLE YOUR MONEY.
To the Investor: No such an occasion has
been presented for you to make a fortune «, as fr u
now offered. Even? lot being worth the money
sramegm* many times the purchase nrice. Another
opporiurnty will never come.
DON’T MISS THIS CHANCE.
The mu who fails to buy a LTNDON PARK
vtAopvnvu VJ.) CWUlA JUULAJ
command a premium.
THEY ARE WORTH $1,000. WHY!
jot. thW^X?! Then why wi. «WM «**
lots, that are prett ____
with every convenience Ivan.
tages, bring as much!
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The purchasers of the LYNDON PARK
will reap a golden harvest. There
such icha a demand ’ ‘ for * these lots In a short
\\ lille, that every owner can sell at a hand*
some profit.
Higher of ah in Leavening Power.—U. S. Gov't Report, Aag. ij, t%
ms
j ABSCMJUTE1* PURE
For tale In CrHVfn 8y 8* 8. Blakoly.
TALK Of A TOWN.
Shoot lag Affair la Norfolk Thai May
Norfolk. Va., June 1.—The talk of
the town has been a shooting affair
which may turn out to be murder. The
John Kelly. Kelly married Kahler’s
sister, who was a widow of Peter Mo-
»«*> OTW tWff JWIi *pk ItiSSAid ^ that *
owing to the fact that abe would not al¬
low Kelly to handle her money, But be
beat her and she left him. Recently be
triad, a* he has done several times be¬
fore, to get an interview with her at the
house other brother, where she has
been living since the separation. Kelly
house waa met, on mak i ng faw entrance to the
he claims by the that rear door, by Kahler, and
Kahler threatened to kill
him if he did not get out of the house.
that Kelly trouble replied that he would save him
drawing by killing him first, and
which took a pistol fired nve shots, two of
effect in Kahler, one in the
head, fatal, which will in all probability prove
and the other in the stomach,
which did not cause a dangerous wound.
Kelly taken was the arrested by two citizens and
to station house, where be
now is. The bullet has been removed
by he is the doctors from Kahler’s head, and
still alive, hut with few chances of
recovery.
Very Nearly Imped.
Augusta, Ga., June 1.—Two negro
convicts, sentenced last week, one for
eleven yean for burglary, and the other
for four rears ten perjury, came near
escaping from }ail during the night by
cutting their way out through the walls,
they were discovered by the jailer and
heavily ironed.
inclined to A w ryt
Augusta, Ga., June 1.—Dr. Bnrsrirs,
the First Baptist church's minister, has
declined the position of secretary at the
Sunday school board of the Southern
Baptist him convention, recently tendered
Be flBTpTl ,,, t H|—
den, a pronunent citizen of this place,
surprised, a music teacher named E. M.
Villers in his wife’s bed room in the
evening. He shot and killed him. There
in great excitement.
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Indianapolis, had., tod., June June L—The L— The na-
tional executive board x&vcz of “ - *“
National Council
ground plans of the International Ooan-
cfl of Women to be held at
ling the .World’s Fair. A
school worker* to place
New Orleaaa On*
New Orleans, June l.-Tha |rwid
jury have made thehr final report,
ferring to the irregtilar
about the court building, the fact is
mentioned that the h*t of tales jurat* in
the Hennessey case was delivered to *ke
defense nearly
The grand jury t was unable to rewrtain
who was responsible for this, but
suggest that the court officials
investigate responsibility the where matter, ft and pi*
belongs.
A Qwn Sight.
Crawford, Ga„ June 1.—A queer
sight was witnessed here the other day
by a large number of our aria s us . It was
something in the clouds that looked like
a water spout. It appeared <>h in a south¬
ern direction, an t seemed a t m large
as a flour barrel iu size. ( extended
from the earth to i.te cto above,
looked exactly like a tu ig
pouring ed that out the of thi U* . oud . (t
, ruacbe,
near Antioch, a-. t that the
not water, but tou t and tra,n
bean drawn up towards the
herebefc Nothing of the kind was avert*
fore.
Hou*t»n la a Good Way.
Houston. Tex., June 1.— Rev. Sans
Jones preached in the tabernacle tofully
8,000 people, creating _
Chusiasm. He has been
wit h him and sis
tmtion to seek salvation.
in the afternoon to 4,000
ha* aroused the whole city
mans, wad a reviva l such aa u
here before is on.