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SSIM sh Garden Seed ! . ONION SETS MO SEED POTATOES. -AT- E. B. ANTHONY’S yUkwit | ) ! Xmas, | Uvt Taffccys. Dressed Turkey*. Cranberries. i Craabsrry Sanaa, Jelly Preserves. Apple Batter. Citron, Currant*. Rasins. Pranas. Mats, Apples Dried F»s* Pickles THE FINEST LINE OF .FANCY AND STICK CANDY. Choice Selection of Toys, V«*es, Ac. ^ar Will have Saturday. Oysters. Sind and Snapper*. HOLMAN & CO. Stffta, 6a*» Jaa. 17. LamsT AssrtmT ---OF- Fire Works GRIFFIN f Candy, Fruits and Not*, bought before the advance. J. M. Mills notice to Teachers! Hoo. Jaa. S. Ilook, State School Coamiasioner, has ordered an exainin ation of teachers to be held on cither or ail of the following days, to-wiu Thursday, Friday and Saturday, the 26th, 27th and 28tb days of January 1888. In compliance with this new law, notice is hereby given to ail per sons who may desire to teach in any o( the common schools of Spalding them County during 1888, to present •tires for examination at the Court bouse, Griffin, Ga., at $10 O’clock a. m. on either of the days named above. Jas. O. A. Milieu, County Sobool Commissioner. Jan. 7th, 1888. —tues&wkvdt MONEY To loan in small sums on GOOD BE- CURTTY. Apply to Tnaae Eras, Box luR,Gridin, Ga Special Notice. Griffin, Ga., Dec. 30, 1887. Notice is hereby giren that on the 21#t day of Dec. 1887, one two horse wagon and a large yellow ox, with small looae horns, and about 3 years old, were aeixed at Price Parket’s and Jim Farish’e illicit distillery near Locuat Grove, in Henry county, for violations of Internal Revenue Laws Any person claiming them is requir ed to appear and make such clatm within thirty days from date of this notice. J. H. Ringer, jidB* Deputy Collector. To Rent. A six room Cottage, in good r« pair. Apply to J. A. Stewart. janl-dtf JSew Garden Seeds ! Just Received ! Remember we receive White Shad. Trout and Oys¬ ters daily. Oranges still 25c. dozen. BLAKELY’S BREADS EVERY DAY. BLAKELY ’ROU5H ABOUT. Warier. CMCrnkc »»4 «>»■ tnU Iwn *i*a*»*. DIAZ, 0XAK Tha midnight tarraader's tots* | iiu ballad wild to lame. And though old boots around him tain He'll guitar jast tteaame I CoL J. J Hunt went to Atlanta^* terday. Cole Nall went down the road jester dar. Miss Alice Newton returned home yes Ur Jay from Atlanta. Judge Boynton commenced a session of court at Thomaston yesterday. Dr. Stapleton ’a father leaves today fi r bia borne at PrestoD, Georgia John Ison is renovating his bar, paint log and changing things generally. There is a fine promise at present of a splendid oat and small grain crop, H;> 1 . Gen, Womack passed through | yesterday on his way to Upson court. W, R. Hill, a leading merchant of Hollonville, was in the city yesterday. WhiteJy Kincaid is now bookkeeper for the cotton factory, Mr. Warder be ing obliged to attend to his fom. In another column will be found the advertisement of an exhibition to be giv en at Patterson’« hall on Friday night. Rev. G. W. Gardner, who has been ; visiting relatives at Sharpsburg, depart ed yesterday for his home in Ft. Veliev. Another Lundred bales of cotton are being shipped by Brooka k Mills to Liverpool via the Georgia Midland and Brunswick. The ,uc funeral of Mr. J. W. Boyd on bunday at the Presbyterian church was largely attendevl and the set vices very j impressive. There was no police court yesterday of motuiDg, collections— oo account, the „ police .be judge_«D, had not poor Uk»n in ■mSf.lf J ’ - J. T. Manley, whose gin wan burned down some time ago, is building a new water mill an 1 gin at his place four miles east of town. Several pits of game chickens are be . ing raised iu and around Griffin, and mains are expected during the dull days of next summer. Col. H. P. Brown, of the Griffin Sun, went up to Atlanta yesterday a’ d sue ceeded in securing two printers to gat out this morning’s issue. The County Commissioners had nn meeting yesterday, although they had expected to meet, on account of the ab sence of Col. Mills at Zebnlon on legal business. They will meet today. ; Dr.J.T, „ Stapleton, , of , Broowood, _ . , Oa„ »ho has made this his home for j about a month past, has litte*l up an office in iront of tbe News office and will practice his profession here. IVe j wish him success. Mrs. Mary R. Brown, the popular milliner, ha* rented the Ison room at the Hill and Slaton ’ corner of street avenue, and ia moving into it. It is a nice room, and Mrs. Brown will do a larger busi: neas than ever after the removal. Tbe Atlanta creditor* of Gray k Dor *ev at Sunny Side, have filed a bill to appoint a receiver and take charge of the assets. Judge Boynton appointed J. Hope Malair as temporary receiver and v appointed xr r ------ Jan nary • 28ib, ' at Griffin, for a hearing of tbe application. We understand that Gray k Dorsey had sold out more than tea days ago. Rheumatism is caused by la- tic acid in the blood.» h.i h Hood's Sarsaparilla neutralize* and thas cure* rheumatism. (to If HI 1£S§ Be a fear «T War ! The present year i* the fifth year of modern times, in which the aggre gate of the figures is twenty-five, and there will be but five more years in which such a combination is possible prior to the year 2599. Probably but few have ever beard of the old prophecy, which runs as follows. It every futon year of oar Lord, Whet Use sum kingdom of the igores will draw U twenty-five, the evord, warlike B>i! peaceful nation* in peace dull thrive. Students ot modern history will ^recall how faithfully this has been fulfilled in the previous years to which it ap In 1099 Russia, Denmark and fcr.T.e 1 the coalition against wbic naugurated the great lbs: *od in the disastrous do of l -urK-» XII, at Pultown. The year 17i>9 will ever be memor on account of the breaking out the French revolution. 179S witnessed the campaign in Egypt and the forma of the second European coal;lion France. In 1S79 war hrr’ » out between and .aistan, followed the invasion ot ihe' latter country British trcop;. In what manner the prediction is be verified in 1888 remains yet to seen, but the present condition of seem? to promise an abun fuifillrr. >' of she prophecy — quirer. Moshers jon elieve yoar baby of its without adminutriag opium, deadly drag, by a*ing only Dr. Bull’s Si nap- — ■ - ■ • • — The confidence cf ‘womankind" is grounded on the dScacy of Lax- w hich has proved a remedy of nn usefulness In Their peculiar ailment* only 25 rents, Central Railroad Time Table. NORTHWARD. Btraesville Special (Sunday only a. m Barnesville Accommoda (daily except Sunday) 5:57 a. m. Passenger No. 3, 5:41 a. m. Passenger No. 11, 11:31 a. in. Passenger and Mail No. 1, 4:01 m Passenger No. 13, 9:05 p. tn SOUTH WARD. Passenger and Mail No. 2, 8:20 m. Passenger No. 14, 11:20 p. m. Passenger No. 12, 4:05 p. tn. Barnesville Special (Sunday only) n V m. Barnesville Accommoda (daily except Sunday) _ 7:1 p. m. Passenger No. 4, 8.43 p. m. restlessness, indigestion, constant in periodical sick headachss. weakness back or kidneys, pain in the -boulders difierent^ Isnerent and parte parts despondency of or the me body :>oay by taking feeling ietungoi Sim _of ode i Liver Liic. Regulator. ..... It is — not —. cnpleasvnt ----- purely vegetable, and is not injurious to most delicate eonstitu*iou. Of CoUllt J COIllllLlSSlOllCF. Editvr News —Please announce Dame of T. J. Brooks as a C3ndi for County Commissiontr, to tbe vacancy caused by tbe death S. W Mangham, and oblige Mast Voters. For Sale. -V A bargain bargain can can be be had had ... b\ a cash in the following earned One half acre lot on Taj street near the ."am Baiiev Inst! S€yeu rocm Jne!iin p wifb khchcn alUcbed and a weli P f wa t er t‘ DS [ cannot be excelled in the a very rich garden, also a lot n j ce ]juj e barn and stable, all conveniently arranged. This is very desirable home for any one wishb-g to te near one of the best in the State, A’so 3 J hundred acres of land in Pike county in one mile of Jolly on Georgia Midland ranrrad. About third of this laud is criminal tim ber, the remainder i r* high v.ate o of which about 20 acres is the finest branch bottom. This is admirable place for a sto;k farm any one wishing to engage in tn; business u u cl tic no would j u i v* do uv wpil »» r n to iu pur |.iui which can be done on very rea terms, either cash or part remainder in 12 months. T. G. at B. P. Blantons, corner and 8ih streets, or ad through the mail, P. O. box Griffin, Ga. jandd&wlm. «HorcJH on pn.rs.’ Wl v suSer T ?iles! Immediate relict ana Piles.” guaranteed. itching, A<k for "llouirh Sure cure for protrud bleeding, ail. or anv K. S. fomi W.-i of Jersey Piles. «50c. or m l,-, City. fcKlW V JUKN. Wells' * Health Renewer” rr«torr s health vigor, and ServonsY>ebOity. cures Dyspepsia, Impotence. Men For Weak Men, Women. Rickety children, jfl. _ Wniw HAIR BALSA”. gifcp, dressing, res!ores softens to original and beautifies. color. An eie No cor grease. A tonic Restorative, t-hopa Vais coming scalp, eradicates out; strengthens, dandruff. cleans.?^ 50c. f ^UVA. WEfOtfT PURE i*0®T PERFECT R*?S Its superior excellence proven in millions of homes for more than a quarter of a cen tury It igused by the United states Gov¬ ernment Endorsed by the heads of the . Great Universities a* the Strongest, Purest and most Healthful- I»r. Price's the only Baking Powder that does no> contain Am- iconia. I-ime, or Alum. Sold only in Cans. PRICE BAKING POWDER CO. *t» XOBK. CHICAGO. ST LOUS dfthwMbp.lop col.nrm TH’ shrouded heart. ; canno: wio her, for our ways divide. And we are far apart who once were near Through misty eyes ! saw her go: bers dear, CarrosibSed as a sunuuc t sky, denied A mirror tor my thoughts; t he waterside Ob cloudy days outstretches deep and Wank, And doubles not the fern upoa its bank So cake her face: and the drear world so wide. Let be: hid somewhere ia the dreaming cloud That wreathes love's altar, though but smol dering. Amid the chilly ash some ember* burn. Whose touch can wake her .lead heart from its sbrosd. And, like Use turning of the magic ring, Back to my side her wandering footsteps turn —Henry Edward Bedford. The Cso of 1'erfnmes. The uio of perfumed substances for an¬ ointing the body is older than civiliza¬ tion. The Jews employed myrrh, aloes and spikenard to embalm or anoint the dead and to perfume the living. The Bible often alludes to aromatics, such as balsams and sandal wood. Herodotus says that the Scythian women used to preserve their complexions and render their hands soft with a paste made of in¬ cense-. cedar and cypress wood brayed together between two stones anti mixed with oil, which they applied before going to bed. Cosmetics were freely used in ancient Athens: Oenona, the perfumer of Olympus, having brought the knowl¬ edge of perfumes from the mountains of Thessaly. Venus is often represented before her mirror. Being the goddess of love, it was her business to make herself attractive. Minerva, though having a more masculine turn, was not averse to the use of odorous ointments. Solon, in his laws, forbade the use of perfumes to excess, and Socrates said shrewdly that it was impossible to dis¬ tinguish a slave from a free man if both were perfumed with the same odor. Asisisla. the accomplished mistress of Pericles, wrote two volumes cm tiie use of perfumes, some portions of which are extant, ami Hippocrates, the celebrated Greek physician, discussed then - , in his work.-., treating them from a hygienic standpoint, it appears from the liaid tic t thi y v.-. r v . 1 known in ih - t:mc of Houser, win!, Aristod . tito .great Greek i hr - did not think,,-t ,v.y on them n: -w. j ;.«.<• - i.» hi v.-<*rL?. —-San 1 r.,-;- ..-vo Clirwiick*. PATTERSON’S HALL, GRIFFIN. 3 Monster Gift Nights 3 —AND- Saturday Matinee at 2 O'clock* At reduced price* for ladies and ehi'dr&n Commencing Friday, Jan. *20tli, , j j Proi. Lowanfla’s Specially Go j -- Gift AND -- Festival j Mammoth ! Reserved se..ts on sale at usual place, for Matinee and each succeeding night. Prices, Si, 25 and 15 Cents. 100 Beantifol -:- Presents 100 Given away nightly Free of Charge. I NEW j ! ; (imilcii Seeds, Arriving daily from the _ 1 pa(i ,. tirowers i j | | S W. MANGHAM k SONS. i j j Election Notice. Office Cocsty Commissioseks, i Si'ALDistc. CorxTY. Jan. 12th, 1S88. , Death having deprived the people of this county of the able and zcalons services of our late dist nguised and esteemed associate and a vacancy having thus occurred in this board, by authority of law we do hereby or der uer that ,l»i an au election cicuuu to tu fill mi said vacancy lacuiiy be ue he!d held in in the the cit city .v of o f Griffin, Griffin, and and at at the the various various election preo "Ij nts of the * K " county of Spalding on the Third (5) day of February 1888. it is further ordered that this noice be pub lished^daily until the date of election in the city papers and that the legal number of notices of same be posted as required by law l>one special meeting of said tK>ard, this 12lb January IS-s* T. R. MILLS, C.C. janHtde M. PATRICK. C. C. —— rxr.T. ON VS FOR TOUR Christmas Goods Full Line Fresh Goods! Lots of M TURKEYL AND CRANBERRY SAUCE And EYerything That Is Good ! J. H. KEITH & CO. ugstedly STEY PIANOS t ORGANS OR ON TIME. AT DEANE’S ART GALLERY H. W. HAF sELKUS, MANUFACTURER AND DEALER IN ' Boots and Shoes, LEATHER AND FINDINGS. 22 Hill Street, * GBEFFIN, Ga I a^ain offer my stock of inter Boots and Shoes at Lowest posibic ; Farm li-hoes in the State. prices. Best Home—made H: W. HASSELKUS. IT WILL PAY YOU TO SEE THE STOCK --OF-- GOLD WATCHES, SOLID AND PLATED JEWELRY, SILVER WARE, CHINA WARE, GRANITE. TIN AND WOODEN WARE. LAMPS, AC- BOUGHT AT ROCK BOTTOM PRICES BY THE NOVELTY GO., No. 57 Hill Street. C. F. NEWTON <£ SON, WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALER* IX Coal Creek, Jellico, Monteialla and Anthracite Coals! Kourii and Dressed Lumber of all kinds, Shingles, Lath*. Door*, Sash, Blinds, Moulding* Bnck, iN /V i-ime. I I ^ent^HMtfcr^a^BuUder= { “^dware^ ^ cJn nQW sop also pi y oar C oito®*r* largr i in any quantity at the lowest prices. V\e carry a veij stock of Readv Mixed Paint*. Oil?. Varnishes. Ac. We can make it to yoar interest to c*T ^ onus when in teed *f any thing in onrline.^ F NEWTO N & «ON. noxCtjanl WE HAVE JUST RECEIVED ! A fresh lot of preserves. Jellies. Apples, Oranges. Eanar.nas, Cocoanuts, AND IN FACT EVERYTHING A H0USKEEPPER WILL NEED: i Boyles & Co’s. J. DEANE, PHOTOGRAPHER. PICTURE FRAMES MADE TO ORDER. ; Old tures. Copied and Enlarged. Gvjis a, t Cost! FOR THE NEXT THIRTY DAYS. CHjIIILES EIFLER, AGRICULTURAL BUILDING. wp38dlwS® FOR MEN ONLY NIY . v*s>?■ VIGOROUS HEALTH ■ that aw perfect To tad hUlKuli Strencth and Yisorooa obacturediaeases Health. . thoee who •offerfrora the many artmr TBIALPAOXAGBFBRR.withJHortMPamphleUtc. ^A^QBraKwitSomu*t*d?kmphSuS »m» with sUVwoeat of yoar tronbl*. aa* —cat* HARRIS H.iwth8tmkW.Kraai» REMEDY CO. JSrHgC* RUPTURED ...o-tinn, PERSONS nenue can have FREE .... Trial of our Appliance. Ask for Termai WHIPS, WAGONS. BUGCIES, AND HAFNESS. —w- - Studebaker Wagon i White Hickory!Wagon I Jackson G. Smith Wagon! Jackson G. Smith Buggy! Ar.d the COLUMBUS BUGGY at the Lowest Prices possible. Rep*»« en - old Buggies a Specialty. w. H. SPENCE, augOSdAwtim Cor. Hill A Ta > lor Street*. GRIFFIN. GA.