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DOUGLAS 0LES8NER, Editor & 1'rop’r AAlI>V,(taAdv»ooa)F*r Annum......»».W» W*K*i t,X . Oa» Y**>-.................. 1.00 HrlfRn, Georgia, Jan. 21), 188*. Official Paper of Spalding Co. Offioial Paper of the City of Griffin. A.<ivortiaiug Bate*. XMlfiY-Oae dollar par »qoaro lor the •rat tn.vjr.;.:i, and fifty oent* for each #no* •aqaan t Ten linn* or lean to be oouut- •daaaaquare. SPECIAL NOTICES 10 cent* line ,, ouder i»or this or each inaertion. No insertion hMd for less then 50 cents. All for lea* than one dollar must be paid for in advance. will bo made with partiea Liberal rate* advertisement# wiahing to eoutinuo their ongerthan ouoweek. Daily. WEEKLY—Same rates** for the The New York Times in authority for the following “It is authentically declared that Koscoo Conkiing has said to some of his friends that if the next Presides tial campaign is fought on (ho tariff issue between Blaine and Cleveland he is prepared to take She stump for Cleveland, believing lhai (be H* pub iican party cannot, vvitLotr violating its pledgrg and bring reproach upon it 3 name, rtfuso to reduce the f ixes which weigh so heavily on product rs and consumer?. Mr- Conkiing is further credited with the remaik that President Cleveland’s Jpi! message was one of l ho wisest, boldest and most patriotic evidences of states uiansbip of recent years.“ THE HENRY VuiNTY WEEKLY TALKS. Thu Henry County Weekly pub hsbes the following editorial: “Judge Stewart talks. The Atlan ta Congressman hopeful of the fu litre'* : Ibis is the proprietory ruan ner in which The Constitution refers to Judge Stewart. The casual real or, and people abroad would porsume that Atlanta sent Judge Stewart to congress from its city limits. Wo do not think that Judge Stewart is overly anxious to jo denominated Atlanta's congressman to tho ex elusion of tho balance of ihe district, who did send him to congress. If be Iras given Tbo Constitution the right to use bitt name thus flippantly to the exclusion of his constituents, who put their shoulders to the wheel nod b^rsted him into tho sung 8cat he now occupies, in a f« w months more it will he encumbent on him to rise and explain why At laatc, who usod every endeavor to do feat him, should claim him solely and alone. Wo country j »kcs uro gtoat sticklers for a fair percentage of all tbo blushiug honors that nru heaped ou uur representatives. And when le is refo«rod to, we desire it to be na “our congressman." It may sound grandiloquent in Washington to be called “the Atlanta Congress man,” but it will be a bad day tut the congressman elect when he re turns to tho rual districts na tl.o At lauta congressman. Judge Stewart was eleotod to congress beeuw, the people of tho 5th oougressipna! din Diet had gottou tired of Atlanta having everything. No one could oppose tho last congressman. Hon. N J Hammond on any other ground than that, Atlauta had ktpt him ui offieo for eight years. If Stewft't belougs to Atlanta let b 8> announce, if he represents people who sent him to Wit si h t him suy so. One Fact ortli a column of rhetoric, said an Ami u statesman. It is a fact, e#Ut>li#hed testimony of thousands of scrofula, paoplt\ t Rood’s Sarsaparilla docs cure •heum, and other diseases of or arising froui impure state or low of the blood it also overcomes that feeling, creates a good nppclite, and strength to.cvory part of the system 1 ry Peace on Earth Await# that countless army of whose rank# n _ c con tantly recruited the victims of nervousness and nervous *ca#es. The ilostetter's i riceof the boon is a course of Stomach Kilters, _Vrr—" pleasanter __I an t .... safer .. .i,i. this ,i..„ than . tiswn , i, b n rieluaning department wit i p=eudo-toni. alcoholic or the rever-e, oeef extracts food#, uarcotte#, sedative# and t'oi#on# disguise. “Tired Nature’# sweet baltny sleep,’’ is nnd the providential this glorious recui of weak nerve#, of sound licing usually the consetiuencf# gestion gestion ftt.d at.d increased increased vigor, vigor, the the great great stoui achtc which insure a both'is productive Not of ill reiKisc n’i'GeC 1 ______I__<L. at Ut the II1V the required ivxjwux.m individual Indifi time loitl who iillOt!..^ ----- ll ' freshed m I I awaken# tranquil. uses I but vigorous, cl. ar headed and the Bitters also in fever and ague, tism, kidney trouble# constipation and otnmi*#» WANTED SYMPATHY. Tho nnhoppiobf man in the conn try ought to be that sorely individual in Chicago who looks Rutherford B. Hayes. He attended a dinner recently on by tho Thirteen Club. His enco at tho fable, wo arc told, no sooner observed by the members of the club (ban they gan to eye him with glances denoting hostility aud dislike. Si lenco foil upon tho party. At last member arose and remarked that certain poi3on was present at table wlio was objectionable on vari ous grounds, and that it was bo would leave the room at The poor unfortunate said never word. Frequent experiences of sort have taught him an outward pearance of dumb resignation, akin to apathy. Thou the of tho Thirteen Club seized the wbo Looks Liko Hayes by the arm and led him toward tho door, saying: ‘I guess you are tho man. name is Rutherford B. Hayes, this isn't tho first lime you’ve caught where you didn't belong.’ Somebody explained that this not R. B. Hayes, but only It. B Hayes’s double, and the victim not ejected from the room. violence, however, lied been It is moral, not pbjrhat, injury he suffers’ This causes an esteemed «r;d illative contemporary to ask: “What will be the re soil? tv m.d suicide, or motedy fliobt the #igLt of men and seif appointed exile in some vjs( solitude where human being can ever mistako him for It 1> Hayes? Tbo problem a melancholy farcination for the physiological romancer. The situa tion is one for Robert Louis Steven son.” It seems to us, however, tbat is sympathy wasted. No man is serving of sympathy who looks like Hayes and knows it. Neither docs he merit execration for not his appearuuce. As long as ho refus os to do that by shaving off bis beard, throwing vitriol in his face,or chopping off Lis head, bo is no worthy subject for tho sympathy honest men. ••HOUGH ON PILES." Wl,y suffer 1 ’ilesf Immediate relief jompfetecure Piles." Sure guaranteed. for itching, Ask for protrud an cure mg, bleeding, or any form of Piles. Druggists or mail. E. S. Wells, Jersey SKINNY JUKN. Wells’ “Health Rcnewcr” restores & vigor, eures Dyspeasia, Impotence, Men tal and NervousDcbuity. For Weak Delicate Women, Rickety children. $1. WEIXS HAIR BALAAM, ff grt./, dressing, restores softens to original nncl beautifies. color. An cie di gsmt A tonic Restorative. norgrease. coming strengthens, cleanses h...r out; trials acute, eradicates dandruff. 50c. Are Married People Happy l Do you think mnrried people ’pends are py. Uucle Juke? “Dnt nr geddor how dey enjoy demselves; if hub ehillus an keep Dr. Riggers’ berry Cordial, dey are certain to be, hit will do bowel troubles and de cething.” Harper's ILLUSTRATED. It .menu's M \<. A/.ise is au organ of gressive thought and movement in department of life. Resides other atlr tions it will contain, during superbly the illustra year, important articles, ted, on the Great West: articles on can ami fore gn industry; beautifully illus trah d papers on Scotland, Norway, Rwitz • rland, Algi rs. and the West Indies; novels by William Black and W. D. ells; novelettes, each complete in a number, by Henry James, Lafoadio Mid Amelia Hives; short stories by Woolson and other special popular writers; illustrated papers of artistic and erary interest. The editorial are conducted l»y Rowells George William William Dean and Charles W turner Harper’s I'Ui 1 Eltl. H Vhl’KH'S MAGAZINE At HARPER'S WEEKLY........... 4 UAUPEU'8 BAZAR.............. 4 HARPER'S YOCNG PEOPLE.....2 Postage free to all subseiibvr* in l u ted Hates, Canada or Mexico. j | 'ike volutin - t i the Magazine December begin the number- f.-r . June -........- nrd -...... : cacti year. \\ !.< n no time i- specined, 1 script ions wit begin with the number < I rent nt time of receipt of order I three y us tun k. til i . at cloth binding, tie scut by mad, pc#' paid, on receipt $.» 00 per v<> time. Cl tb eases tor .'.(lie cc.eh—bj iv.-.iil. post-paid. Index to llarpor’# Mags/itie, cnl, Analytical and Classified, for 1 to 71, inclusive, from June, 1850, to 18N'>, >>ne vol , 8vo, cloth. 00. Remitlauee# should hould be be made made by by (tost ; office money ordei ordra't, to nvoid „n 0 #s. Newspaper# » • arc not i to .. copy this . 1 ! .1. tisi-nient without the cup re s order of per Sl Brothers. Address HARPER* BROS IOO Doses One Dollar. Hood’s Sarsaparilla Is the only rocdtdno at which this can ho truly said; and it is an unanswerable argument as to the strength and positive economy ol this great medicine. Hood's Sarsaparilla is made ot roots, herbs, harks, etc., long and favorably known tor their power in purifying the blood; and In combination, proportion, and process. Hood's Sarsaparilla Is peculiar to itself. “ for economy and comfort we use Hood’s sarsiparilla.” Mas. C. Brewster, Buffalo “ hood's Sarsaparilla takes lest time and quantity to show its effect than any othet I reparation 1 ever heard ot. I would not be without It in the house.*’ Mns. C. A. M m tm.vnn, North chili, V. Y. IOO Votes One Dollar • Hood's Sarsaparilla euros scrofuta, salt ihcum, .“II humors, boils, pimp’es, general de¬ bility, dyspepsia, biliousness, sick headache, catarrh, rheumatism, kidney and liver com¬ plaint#, and nil affections caused by impure blood or V m( ton of tho system. Try it. •’I was itveri filleted with scrofula, and for over vear 1 wo running sorer, on my neck. I kfe t tics of Hood's Kiirsapa- ■ilia, ni.r nr. r myself entirely cured.” J/. -or, i ■ welt,.Hut • Horn!' Sarsaparilla did mo r.a immense .mount of good. My whole system has been juiil up aud strengihened, my digestion proved, and my head relieved of the leu! ff, ! l,.g. t consider it the best medic;;: i ' v. • ever used, ar.d should not knew 1 m\ i > do »itheut it." MABYb.rv.Ei: - Hood’o Sarsaparilla Sold by all drusglfts. $1; ?U f->r fi *:*- wily by 0. I. HOOD & OO . ]. »v.c ], .1 100 DOC ! ,) :o Dollar Tbs only sss-Aloohslis Vegetable medicine pat up in It all liquid diseases form ever arising discovered. cures from biliousness and blood impurities. A safe, sure, and gentle cathartic, cleansing slightly the system thoroughly. 'is Tho old stylo is hitter. The New pleasant tho world to for the children. taste, and Price the best 81.00. medicine in M<J>l»AI.L> I>nV(i CO., N. V. City SCHEDULE. Taking Effect Sunday, Jan. 29, 1888. NO. 50. PASSENGER—SOU I II. Leave Leave Luella,...........,..........7.50 McDonough,................7 Ad a in a mr Arrive Orillln,....................8 20 a m Leave Griffin........................8 Williamson’s,................ft 45 35 a m Leave a m Leave C mcord,..................3 07 a ui Leave Neul,.........................9 1ft a m Leave Molena.......................9 25 am Leave Woodhu Columbus,...............11.55 y,............9S7um Arrive am NO. 51. PASSENGER—NORTH. Leave Columbus, .... 12 35 p m Leave Woodbury..... .....2.48 i> m Leave Moleua,........ ... .3 90 p m Leave Neal,.......... .....3.07 p m Leave Concord..... .....3.18 p m Leave Williamson's,. ... .3.40 p m arrive Griffin,...... .....4 00 p m Leave Gritlin,....... ....4.15 p m Leave Luella,........ .....4 43 p m Arrive McDonough,.. ....5.05 p m NO. 1. ACCOMMODATION-NORTH. Leave Woodbury,..... .. .0,90 a m Leave Moleua,....... . 0.25 a rn Leave Neal,...... ...8.88 »in Leave Concord,..... .7 03 a m Leave Williamson'#,. • • .,7 39 a m Arrive Grlllln,..... ..8.09 n m Leave Griffin, .. .9.30 a in Leave Luella,......... . 10 15 a in Arrive McDonough,.. .. 10 45 a in NO. 2. ACCOMMODATION—SOUTH. Leave McDonough,.............1.30 ........2.00 p m Leave LncPa...... . 'H4 pm Arrive Griffin..... 4.20 (» m I eave Griffin,.. 52 pm Leave .......................... p ui Ixave Concord,....... .........5,32pm 52 Leave Neal...... 5 p m Leave Molena,....... ,8 08 p m Arrive Woodbury. 0.28 pm J-v?*Nos. 50 and 51 are daily; Nos. 1 and 2. daily except Sunday M K. (iUA v , Sopt. r. W. CIIKAR3, Ga. Gen'! Pass. Agt. Columbus, Libel for Divorce. Jane Peek I ibel f. i Divorce in Spa’ ling vs. superior Court. Jim Pack. ! deieud- It appearing So the ;t that t :e nut in the above staled case, Jim 1’aeV, re¬ sides without the State of Georgia, and by the return of tho fcuetilV that tie e ailil not be found in the county : It is ordeitd by the Court that Use dolemlaat, Jim Pa-k, be aaJ appear at the next term of this C’ou t to answ i r said libel: and it is fnrthor ordered that# rvueo the same be made upon the def ndant. Jim Puck, by publication of tin# order in the ( kifvin N,.vvs once a mouth for four months before the next term of thi# Court d ids. Anon«t 12th, 1887. JAMES 8. BOYNTON, Jucgc S. C. F. O. 1'. \V. ItiMUoxn, Libellant’# Attorney. Georgia. Spalding County.—I. Wm M I homa#, Cierk of the Superior Court of slid county, et'riify that the granted foregoing is tho a Au cor reet #ony of the order at gust term. 1887. of said Court, as appears from the minute# of said Court, This, 12th August, is#:. WM M. THOMAS, octToaniim. Clerk S. C. S. C. TO ADVERTISERS A list of 1909 new-papeis divided into STATES AND SECTIONS will be cent on application—FREE. those who want their advertising to To pay. we ran offer no better medium for thor¬ ough and effective vro>k than tho various sections of our Select Local List. GEO P. KOWELl. A CO.. Newspaper Advert sing Bureau. 10 Spruce street. New York. , H Is on mo in I'hl’adolnhlt Adver at the No«#1«|X'r Using AgvtK-y of Messrs ri, OUS aulhoriaod aiMM Haff S» f#™^y on'the^V bViffinmullly house Tl,Say of Bn^ei* & dtffiSeMrtjjj parfof'thcm counters m of the to next we slia! on our one tops! mi offered in Middle Georgia. Yru inav count on tills. We pay for what over buy it where it costs as nearly nothing as post PI hnv* 1 /’ Jf® wo !!,/ iia\ r it all I in cash ami we of competion come from wliere it ij « fteition to meet any kind goods halt price to it lias ion been our policy that when we secure it t sell the 0- York cost. We like to sell out the fecial purchase# t eir cost to ns, not to New like opportunity quirk so as to Have room when a a presms. ' 1 o Mom fct Drop Out Of Um ! We shall positively offer goods for the next Thirty Days lower than tfi W tsL'ofMhe ievwn^betairwe ffiat have recently retaili^t pun'hascd 2^. we per haveW gallon sewral barrels of pure Apple Vinegar we A are laige lot ot tobacco and a goi Fifty boxes Laundry Soap at Factory prfeess. prices. stock of Griffin Goods at Factory THEY MUST SELL! We have just received two cars of fine Tennessee Mules, t ome and see ns. .'«»ys*uass>!Cjc<rr?^h-n(rrM 3E *.i 'i i rinnilirw iQWW^irxa aai American Serial! “THE BRETON MILLS.” A Romance of New England Life. j BY CHARLES J. BELLAMY, | Editor of the Springfield (Mass.) Daily News. IMKS.'N A mSKMM M M B. \ \ ® \ ® W » '• '' '' s N '' '■ N ^ N \ ISSSSH Slgi&ss, jL%f ' ■ ■!';! i m a m ilM; Si 8A -fef ^ ^ -i- ^ - X Tlte above Sketches, taken from among; the Ph ires appearing; in the Story, will sufficiently 1 cate the t he. .icier of the Illustrations. '■KKi m m \. \ v mzmm mm \m m \ \ v v v \. \ ■ \ \ v wm COPYRIGHTED ILLUSTRATED. K..D This paper will shortly begin the publication fa Serial Story with, the above title, of intense interest. Each chapter is alive with excitement and the plot moves on with power aud spirit which will, we believe, make this one of the most acceptable serials we ba* ever offered in these columns. THE BRETON MILLS Is a story that will satisfy the popular demand for intense interest in each installment, n scene is laid in a New England fadlory village. Both the employing class and the class 1 the employed furnish actors in the thrilling romance, and the reader’s interest will be closf held all through the changing scenes of the story. While not taking sides on the questic interesting working people, which are touched upon in the story, the author dissedls the ] tlietic elements of the life of the poor with fearless hand. Still his romance, after all, 1*1 romance of love, and all else in the story is only introduced to solve the problem of man’s devoted and faithful nature. ILLUSTRATED BY CUSACHS Aud copyrighted under a special arrangement with the author. | Look Out for tho Opening Chapters in this Paper! \\\\i\\ iilllSE R. 1 I 1 M 1 ! MIDI 1 COLtMaiS, - GEORGIA, alOI’I McGHl E, r. __ 0 .__ The best place in Columbus to get a bath or clean Shave. Give u# a call when in the citv JOV McGHF.K LADIES t)» lourllnn Dyeing,at C*. me with PEERLESS DYES, ; They will dye- everything. Tm y are sold ' everywhere. Price 10c. a package— 40colors. I They have to equal for Strength. Bright- ness, Amount io Package# or for Fastnes- of i Color, or uon-fading Qualities. They do not ' crock or smut. For sale by S. W. 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