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9 f Mens { : IHltGLAS GLBXHWE*, Httter A Yrf'r •ASL1',a**4N«aM;r«r A»ca* | ; SU Bi L V. Om Tt*r...... . ....... | Ottnrii, FH». If, i*W. Official Paper t! Spalding Co. j Official Paper ef the City of Griffin- A lrertlnln* I •Maw»to««. Tea tin** or !••• to b* eoant- ■Snwji * 1 J '/TICES XoiainbadMtftkti I® «*at* p«r lia* •r «•**»uwM-fttoB- ! •Has- Sbertr wlnmiSfmwita «s 1 iiUu *o wstiase , tt»am o»« »«**- SfKLTf— ftatneratwa* forth* basir. IH EDITOR MKOILL I> nRITIHII PA I t About this time the weallerwise ««tcb the thawing acre* for the an ties of tb« groundhog If that apcca Jyptic beaitt comes out and casts bis *ye *ootb»ard,we *Lall have an tarty spring with bonctifuJ barrtp'f- If i-e bltnka toward the north and scarries back to hi* bole, look oat for winter lingering in the lap of rprieg. l*o Httealiy. I be groundhog La* already been seeo. He appear# in Florida* •od lie foretoken* an electoral b!iz Z trd for Brother Blame. The prophet of eeil ia noue other than the edi tor of tbe Chicago Tribune. Joseph Medill. who, leaving the Chicago foot behind, ha* betaken himself to florid* to out the horo*cope of hi* candidate in less stormy atmospheric conditions. Lolled by the soft Sootbern air, Mr. Msdill bss beet talking on the tanflf, and bia words will bring anguish to the breasts of Ibe protector* of American industry. He not only stand* up to tLe Pres ideal's message, bnt he claims tbat revenue reform is distinctively a Be publican issof; that the first Repub lican CongresB in 1857 cut down du tie* to the lowest point they ever reached, and tbat industry thrived under the change! Listen to fhe Chicago editor’s reviling of the par ty’* anointed apostles The increase in the tar.ff was a war tsx directly on the people to pay for the war and the preservation of the Union. Nobody claimed tbat it was for a protection of onr home indus trie*. Time and again during that period I have heard men argue for this increase before the Ways and Mean* Committee, and always with the promise that when the war was over and the finances of the country restored to their normal condition, tbi* tax opon the people should be iemitted. Yon can, therefore, itstfg me bow inconsistent these hoary headed monopolists appear, when they rise up today and oppose a re ductioD of the tarift as dangerous to American manufactures. They are going squarely back upon their p’edg e* then made in the*Dame of the Be publican party. Angels and ministers of grac> I Is this a paid agent of tbeCobdtn Chib, an enemy of labor, voting in favor of British gold’ Hoary monopolists'. De#r d at'. And to whom does the amazed .reader think t!.< digition* editor alluded? I refer to Edmunds and Morrill and John Sherman and “Big Iron" Kelley and Sam Randall, and all those men who promised so fairly, hat wii<>, now rh»t the war exigency is twenty years behind us, persist in tin'cloak levying taxes upon the people under of “protection.” Though cradled in the same deeps, Mr, .. Mecl .... 1 11 hope* . better things .non , Blaine. 11c was born tn the “hotbed of protection, and naturally iBi.*tbe<J the doctrines of monopoly. But the i editor thinks tbat travel and o-elmg will enlighten him an<) make him hi for a second nomination upon a plat form in keeping with the re venue re form spirit ol the party! H-re wc have an astonishing state of tilings. Blame's Paris message, “stripping the black flag from tic' free trade pirate,” is not vet cold >>ii tin- cai- of his adorers, when his next friend, the Voice of the Northwest, plant* the banner on Blaine s own cralr, and the bt- wild, red voter Lu- no resource but to take up {mac y ittle the ship. HLonld I Iria Fu.ndu e • * * < in Biainea'a roxt friend fail in'Ur lie eye of the British pit * . f u <> "L t * horrifying tLitig woniti L.ippeni They would praise i<: they would land fbe tonn responsible for it. ar.d then *ihh*pmi*ttkm enngem wmm larte to tors thm tmeki Cpo® boils Medi’1 erd Bhsite. for is :t eotooior ioa* ? Lai * m»a iaoded by a Bn t tab journal is, lr ,m that fact aloce-aa c-s ofAsaeries otsd it* f-* cf ubori I«‘t si well koo»a that tie battle i* to be wft£<s>l agri&ftt CleftUatJ oc tbi* line—ttat hi* oiewag* p!»-.*td tfce British, aid tie:eforc mo»i b*v« 1 beta to iossoit to bi* eoasirvuMt.* Of pertsp* Florida a r taut toe r*ri _ fied form and mind bewildering d j feet* of Mexico, and ibst, when be je taro* to the cooler temperature of Mr. Medill wii! reriaehim *od let Blame *Uod *s be orgio spoke in tie Paris message* The “elevtric ktss' tr ai, the tige East. TtiC participant* sfe-fi* feet over a tarp’l ar,:ii they ,.t . ...He..,. *“ n “*' ir "f •*«« ° ai itlts nianseal <: vaca at: »• it is f well enough, perfcsps, to uke an edec trie *hock *r.d a kiss from an Extern at one and the sitae .r.sUnf, hut ordinary man finds that a Southern kiss is naturally electrical, and it were specially ci-argrd for the he would d;eor he d -shied. Richard Sterling Will;*, a Brook lawyer, u defendant in a breach j promise suit at W ashington, P< • | It aeem* that Richard Sterling wse j iove with Miss Libia logeffioh, j proposed to her by leturr. Miss has a sisler Tiliie, who was al in love with Richard, Richard so tudiy it was bar 1 to distm between Lis T - s and L.s. and letter went to Tdlie instead o? He was accepted and the of promise suit results Chairman Miilf, of the \\ aya and Jleans Committee. *ay9 of the work on the tar.ff bill: "We arc going slow, for the reason that it i-s such ?.n important subject We want the work of the committee to stand the assault of the enemy, an 1 we are buiidir.g our structure according ly. “ Jiifi number of deaths Ly freezing in the Northwest is he : ng reduced rapidly. Hy the middle of next fim m tr the country will he given to uri deratar.d that the winter up there was exceedingly mild, and that cniy a few turnips and potatoes, left in ex posed places, were fro*t-btUen. A man whose name begins with S may heat Blaine at the Chicago con vrntior. but that man is not likely to he Sherman. * With dear coal and w.Id-cat Lariks, Cincinnati },»- »een having a !>ad tvmter. The Chicago burglars ate killing ttitire millionaires than th Chicago Anarchists. It appears that the cotton seed-oil- lard rn'-n bit c been acting the Log. IthcumatiMii I- undoubtedly caused hy iainl a< ;J ,n the blood This in id attacks the fibrous ti -u, and cause, the pains and aches in the ba<-k shoulders, knees, ankle*, hips, and wri*’~ 'I hou-.ands of p<- 'pie have found in Hood's Sarsaparilla it i ositlye cure for rheumatism. This medicine, by its purifying a'tior,. neu¬ tralizes tb< aridity <f the t.4iii,'i, whole ant body. a builds np ri ' stren^theos tit® fd) ■ lioroil O.V ItATH,” nmr.s < it rats, mice, roaches, flics, ant# td-bugs, beetles, insect#, skunk#, chipmunks, jack abl.it*, moles. sparrow-, gophers, aoths, 15c. At druggists. “ROrt.H ON l OHfSH.»» fi.r Wells' “Rough on Corns." Quick Hit f,complete cure. Corn*, warts,bunion#. Be. Druggists. E. 8. Weils, Jersey City. .‘UoTGiro^ITCH.” "Rough on Itch" cures skin humors, eruptions ring worm, tetter, salt rheum, feet, chilblains, itch, ivj poison, City. barber’s itch. 5bc. E.8. Wells, Jersey Com i t* offensive odors at once. Com- plcteenr*- of worst chronic cases; unequal- throat, 1 1 n- gurgle for diphtheria, sore tout hr. nth.Catarrhal threat affcc.ioo.N 50c. Tic c—" aes-A’.ishslie VtfttilH me litis* k; e: is It all B;u;4 diMMUW f:ra ctm itusverti. bl<*«t cures arising from biliousness an t impurities. A safe, sure, anil gentle caibir-.ic, cleansing the avatrm thorough!v The oi(l style is slight IV hitler. The New is pleasant th" world to for the children. txiste. and Price the best medicine in «ciiov VI i» nnr« SI OO t o. q. y cit# ,week we bought for cash, the mammoth stock of Dry Goods, Boots, 8 h«e> i Hats Birmingham,nrc^ha! "J* rupt___ part rupt of sale thorn in are now _ on the w aj f on onr eoontors one of the Larpsl ifl Cleaj85t Stocks Bf Bonis m ..... ; i* The Modi Must Drop Out 0 We shall positively off^r goods for the next Thirty Days lower than they " eTeS c^' or Ui'e severafTtw'ks 0 Jffirwri«we that have ^re^-etajli^ recently purchased 2ftc. we per liaveleft gallop. 8 barrels of pure Apple Yinegar W e a good Fifty boxes Laundry Soap at Factory pricess prices stock of Griffin Goods at Factory i THEY MUST SELL! Behave just received two ears of fine Tennessee Mules. Come ancl seejis. " ■ . IOO Doses am DUSar Bw£’i &«**•*■» mttotxbi e4 wfea-S tii* caa iw tr*2y «*X ; ill » u u ■sxas.nmiAc utmmsM ss » me xad poKi.ve n «*•■»* ef til* rre*: bs«.- :x-- B soft' » S*r*ass«SIa I* an** t tv •», be rb* iaA* ete_ k*S ai tnwtii? k»®*T, fee *.S.-a j<»*r is psrifri** ft* M»i • sad is. ' .ran.•:«. H i f ( fll ft ft. —< ftroees*. tme * ' rfajaria* :* ft*rw.'*«r <• *»y- * 7wr »a< i i t i M fc rt *f W* Haf) -i-. -.a- :■ ' Ka*. C. Barwwrnt. ariEL' Btx»r* S*r»apeifB» Ufa* iwlteewt /jr b> si:^ its died baa asy dtn . :rv a < ever heart ot I wtwlft wet M ..'l : .a* 15s* tz*sse.~ Ms*. C- A M !•-.: -urn, Scrti CfeSL J* I- »•* /New One Dollar U . 4 > SampsrSfe ewe* sewXeis. ' .-tear *-t Jscssao. t--.ur,f■ apJes, femmi4 • tdtf, tfysfwfwU. t&uammtm, v*k. hea&ui: taiarrfe, rV_m»*rrcr., Xi-tte«ry ia* t:ve» <xe» jlaiat* ~ 2 * si! ewaed bj tawar» Vt*A 'i : • -erfilKiptaa Trv-o -Ins -r -T -«e»i wflfc *tnMa ssd Ue eves ‘ tat f wo raeis* sere* tm sr r o:-ek. I erlt* r A Heod't Sana? • as. •• r i.- . set! entire#? ear*.*. :. e. I or,: -tts, Mi«». • H . Sarsaiwnlua ii4 »> sa Wa» ’ • j&fMcx , f wmL »i wt< te sfmtm h&* t - >..? sad tiKBitieiel. mj <ti sesiioa . : - 4 itd ltj besd retkveA of tfee t.*ac .' 1 .f. I -xtiXrr h the medlen.-e I * u*f -•••4. sad liMM cel kavs t .*■ 5 * Ka2T L I’Ej:».r Satsis. 5t Hood’s Sarsaparilla foid t*y aS 4: |l; six for *S. It iseSj- ty C. I. B< .*• t> A Lc*w*-S, Ha*v 100 Dos ' *e Dollar u NPRECEDENTED ATTRACTIOff! °" a -^” D ^ W 1 i CAPITAL PRIZE. $300,000, 5 Louisiana St-. Lottery Company In. oriors:^4 by 3be Legistatur^ in 1S&5, for E.ic stionvl *£d Charitable purpose*, acd it* franchise made a part of the presect Slate CoE-'titutJoc, in 1879, by &nk ove/- ■abeiaing jKipular »!■*(« role. X«»W»r OrawUi II. Graad Grand QnarUrly taite |/. v.t monthly,and the Drawing,, regularly every three otoeth* March, luce, September and December». “We do hereby certify that we supervise and Qnar- tb* arrangement* for all the monthly Stale Lot leriy DraWitiirs of The Louisiana tery Company, and in y-ertwrc manage and cm tro! She Drawing* themselves, and that tb* same are conducted with honesty, faimere, and in good faith toward aU parties, and w* authorise the Company to cse this certificate with fa< -similee of our signatuics attached it dvt rtift -0 f r tf ” •-V--V t«t»M lul»nrr>, We the uiidersigned Banks and Banker, wiU pay all Prize# drawn in The Louisian, state Lotteries which may be presented at our counters: J. II.OC1MBV. Pru. la. Sai l Bk *». li.m x. Pr,.»lalf JVar 1 Bk. A. BUBWIX.Pm. .1 O Sal'l Baal. ( AH1KUII.V, Prr.. l al*« VI Bank Grand : Quarterly : Drawing Ih iL>- Academy of Music, Nc« Orleans, Tuesday. March V>, 1683, Capital Prize,#300,000 100,000 Tickets st Twenty Dollar# each Halves 810: Quarter# £5: Tenths?'.’: Twen tieths 81. I.I8T or FKIZXS l ParzECr f:a>j,<xatis *500,000 1 °h!zk or 100,000 is.. 1WJ.OOO 1 Pui/y. or 50.000 is . 50.000 1 Pbizk of 25.000 i*..... •25,000 2 i’uizEs or 10.000 are_____ 20.000 5 I'liiz ph or 5.000 are... 25,(00 25 I’uipe- or 1.000 arc..... 25.000 l<»0 Prizes or 500 are rst.ooo 2 0 Prizes or 300 are . . 00,100 ’>**) Prizes or 2U0 arc . 100,000 approximation ixize- I0*r Prize# of $500 approximating to $-i OJMMJ Prize are....... V)0 Prizes of $300 Prize approximating "are..... to $100,000 LX) Prizes of $20o approxiraatief; to f 'ri.OOO Friz*- are TERMIN'. L F'Rl/ES. 1,0UM i'r - ot *100 decided by i*xj js.fOO.OOO Prize are . !< >0,000 1 Prizes of ?UXl decided by $ 100,0**0 Prize are ito.cot »,I:;d Prize? of amounting to *1,055,CO( if or Club Krates, or any further infortna tinn apply to th* - undersigned. Yoor hand¬ writing must be distinct and Signature plain. More rapid return mail delivery Envelope w ill be as¬ sum'd !>y eucloeing and bearing your full addr.-i. bend POSTAL Vork 'NOTES. Exchange Exprc-s in Ordinary Money Orders, or New letter. < urrency bv Express (at oar expense) a d; e--vd to M. A. DAUPHIN, New Orleans La or >1. A. DAUPHIN, Washington, D C. Address Registered Letters tc CSV OUCEAXW VATlUXil HASH New Orleans, La. REMEMBER Thai the prracHrf «l v^r-u i ttraarecarl and Early. Mho are in chare* «*< lh» drauings, is a guaantee of absolute fairnesi and integrity, that the chance# are ali equai and that no one can possibly divine w ha numbers will draw a Prize. REMEMBER that the payment of all Prizes is GUARANTEED BY FOUR NATIO NAL BAN KB of New Orleans, President and the Ticket# arc si.-nt 1 to the of an In stituticn, win,sc chartered riulits are recog nized in tho tiigliest Court*; therefore beware of any imitation* tr snonyraou t 11 Bi A PERFECT FOUNTAIN PEN 1 hat is within the means of all. 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