The Griffin daily news. (Griffin, Ga.) 1881-1889, February 26, 1888, Image 4

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N- Garden Seed ! Fresh ' ONION SETS AND SEED POTATOES. JK. H< ANTHONIES >*dAwtf R. J. DEANE, PHOTOGRAPHER. PICTURE FRAMES MADE TO ORDER. ygr Ofet pktarn, Coined *ed biir?*d. m. 2*. THE FINEST —GROCERIES- IN TOWNS Both Plain and Fancy. EVERYTHING Guaranteed to be First Class and always f M. MILLS’. RECEIVER’S SALE. For cash on'y, wilt be sold Tie Entire Stock of -OF- STILWELL & KEITH from this date until all is sold. Goods. Notions. Hats, Boots and and without mention all goods in •t Mach Less Than Original Come fust and get the best ttsr Also, one large fixtures. iron safe store furniture and Or will sell whole stock and at a bargain business. to any one desiring go into the J.F. STILWELL, 23 Hill SI.. GRIFFIN. GA Jan. 81*1, lH88,-ddtw A Printer Desires employment on a weekly aa foreman. Fully tent and can furnish beat of rt f't en ccs. Will work for low wage* ing summer Address, Compositor. Care Xrws OfTic \ Griffin. G*. House and Lot for Sale. The nine room Loose known as the Nall place, corner of Solomon „ and Sixth streets. One square from business portion of city. Splendid place for day boarding Louse Ad ply to C. F- or TLo-.. Nall. tf The great Pappoosa Cigar lias Arrived. MP*5,000 of 'eta, all colots, and cm be had only at BLAKELY’S, cents dozen for Choice Lemons and the other low prices named yesterday remain pood All the Week. Momon wens se.sa mm/ h*v* i ruiet It** Tba! like * torn ».** gee* sweet threwagk uattewkee y am. Tweeter He saj* “'Here'* wfc*J I owe yoa. Jad^* W C Be-k« rr.lsi.rccd Lots* hurt ugt: J. M MLi? rstierswd borne fra® Saran- n*i Last t ght Cci. £. F. Depree, of Zebek* *uia lie city yesterday. T E. Marpi-ey. of HsjessriUe, eject yes terduy is toe city Dap*. A C. Sorrell rotarced from Aavaa aafc yesterday ereciig. ■«* - }.na Brown tr i Arttor Carton if s- ark- ing in Hollotss ‘silt today Misses Ida and Lola Tjle.*, of Baree*tills, spec;yeaserdayis Griffin. Mr and Mr# J. T. Fincher, of Zebokra, were fhs/ppivg to the city yesterday. Mrs. Ltuit Msii* and Mra. T R. Mi .Ir. re¬ turned from toe Jasper la#; eight. M.ss Ottas-c Trammell left yesterday morn ing on a riail to Birmingham. Mias Annie Cobb, of Thomas ton is the ruestof Mr*. S W. D. Caraway. The Chatasqaa Circle will meet on Moa- Uay sight at T:30at Mrs. X B Ibewry * By all mean* go so and #< e the che ap Em¬ broideries at the New York Store to-morrow. This u beeanumng s popular reai.rt and trading point for .he people of BimetuUe A couple of Atlanta gentlemen left $9 SO to the cjty treasury yesterday for cursing on the street*. The biggest bargain* to the city will be found id the New Embroidmet at the New York Store. There are rumor# of a small card party beitg given one night this week, notwith¬ standing Lent The drill ha* been fished ont of the well at the ice factory and work will cow be easi¬ er to deepen it The up passenger was three hour* and a quarter late yesterday evening, the delaj oc¬ curring in the Savannah division. Dr Kei!ey haa purchased the lumber to build three new cottages on his place, faclcg them on Ninth and College streets The delay of the Georgia Midland train yesterday morning was octasioie<) by a freight running oil the track near Woodbaryi 3. II White, Jr.. A Co. are receiving everyday invoices of the finest and latest new spring goods Don’t fail to tec them Mis* Hattie Mallory, a beautiful and charm ingyoung lady of Forsyth, who has been visiting here fwr a week past, returned home yesterday accompanied by Mias Lula Mc¬ Donald. Atlanta now claims to haveTVXW population judging from figures in anew city directory. On such a basis w* can eariiy figure ont 15, WO for.GrifBn W\- have long that Griffin was larger than it has been put dowu. A quick shipment of g<axis was made by the New York Store on Thursday. An ord er was received from Bartlesville on the af- ternoou train and the down train being late it was sent down on the very same train should bait passed the order here. Services at t.ie Christian Church at 11 b. m. and 7.15 l’ m Morning subject “A M»n up a Tree.’’ E-.*Lingsubject. ”ihe I’rovi- deucia »t,.l J ode men t* of God.’’ Sunday Scluxil at 10 a in. Programme ‘‘The Mineralogy of the Bible ’* The publi cor¬ dially iavitul to attend. The cotton stason in Griffin u over. Be | knew it v ken «e saw a v. I! known buyer I toying solitaire yesterday morning. ■nice There There are about t*.>0 ba>» iu warehouses bvre, of which Brook* i Mill* own probably .Vju tiales South ,<c Nall )00 bales, the re**, belong mg to planter*. There isi:o k over li-'< ba t# scattered through the county. Mr. Glove r, lire roadwa-ter of the (ie,>rgi» Midland, has passed ov^r the entire line a ith in the last for v < _H hour* and reports the track in good condition and in tfuch shajat as to enable tfieui U> make ail their H-bed- ule*. The Fi .it riv -r ,« within three fee’ of being as high »s it was to the freshet of )%tl July, but it failed then to submerge the track and they apprehend no danger at this p>otot Nevertheless, the G. M. train was two hour* late getting i t yesterday moraine il.e popular blood purifier, flood's Sarsapa filla, i* having n trcmetideus *ale this s» -son Nearly i'reryb-jdy take* iL Try it yourself. GKO. E. PWCE J P. POSTER Price & Poster, SiKMt'Mora to G. W, Price, -DEALEST Di- Boas. Shoes, Upper tod Sole Leather, French and American Call Skins. Shoe Findings, Ac. *«r Jas. Means and W. L. Owagfas $3.00 Shoes a Specialty. 24 Marietta Street, ATLANTA, GA. icbnd&atkm The MsUisew*. Ga, Free Press, Yol. 1 So, 5. J £ editor and proprietor tsvtog “A first cltM compositor perotonen’. j j ly tented." -iae* not propoe* to be *»:®ply but a local coc - • eves s county paper, j to extend it* 6 of naefalae** (ir w»i wide, kc. -ri*g ’ an toe* within the br**d j re.tlta* of scJ ia'i domain, We tike tots -in > of calling the sttecuon of toe l sited rules to the fact tost toe *ab- •cription book* of toe Free Pres* are ope*. Pluto. Time?: Advertistog, as a rule, i* is,, longer given to neve-piper* to patronize toeai. A few »i:d hog toe delusion that they are patron.ring newspapers by tsttog toeii advertising eolomas: bat the proj-t* arc business mac who vs likely to progress ic business and fortune, sirertisea only be- causeit pays.ani te*' it as be buys any other artode oft its actual value He hoys the be*t toe-use it is the cheapest, and when be- boys it k vasts the beet ai- tribates of art in bis adrertteemeat* and em p c , 4 jKe cleanest and most artUti''. news- paper outot&n for to* purpose A m w amusement i* -ageeste-i for the Cbatauqa* -ircle or some other literary to stitation Lit them, instead of always studying and t >:ing second hand from books, write s —a noveL There can be a* many eh. as there are mem¬ ber*, and e. member cam write a chapter The characters and plot can be agreed upon, and then the secretary tan as¬ sign to each toe chapter and toe develop meat that U expected' When finished, let the successive chapters be handed back to the secretary, who, consequently, need be the only one to know the various writers. There would certainly be much amusem-nt aftorded by this undertaking. Advice to Mothers. Mrs. Winslow’s Sooth tso SiRt r for children teething, is the prescription and of one of the best female nurses physicians in the United States, and has been used for forty years with never failing success by millions of mothers for their children! During the process of teething its value is incalculable. It relieves the child from pain, cures eatery and diarrhoea, griping in the bowels, and wind colic. Bv health to the child, bottle. Variations in I.uug Capacity. From many observations on healthy men. Dr. Theodoroff, of Stg. Petersburg, learn-, that the vital capacity of the lungs increases from morning till evening, de¬ creasing again during tiie night. After each meal, too, there is a special increase, followed by a slight decrease; the vital capacity being at its highest shortly after dinner, and at its lowest after getting up in the morning. The force of inspiration and expiration follows nearly the same law. — Arkansaw Traveler. \ Curious Clay. Workmen w ho w ere digging a ditch in Montgomery county, Indiana, struck a stratum of earth sesembling white clay, which turned black on being ex¬ posed to the air. Pieces of it thrown into the lire were found to burn fiercely. The substance is supposed to lx- coal of the first formation. Chicago !bmid. (iood as the Best t Cheap a the chen s >f Fni'.t Trees, Vines and Small frails A lie new varieiic-s t ithome. WYA exchange for a cow Cal' atul examine or add re i S. M. Wax mas D« c.4su A a3m Persona. > j _____________ ... Ul , ... '• van,1ut , te ‘ l’» “ - Leglorns ;.m 1 Ih km Ducks tor sale. , also tube ros-f* bulbs, cbtyttHi, the main an I pansy pLu.ts Mu* Mi it nut. feb l3-n&*4*. Mitiongbl y Hill. For Sale. bargain can be had bv a cash itirchaser in the following earned »r« petty : One half acre lot on Tay or street near the Sam Bailey Jnsti til’ e, seven rtxmi dwi ’nnp with . * large kitchen at!aci i( -d and a well of water that cannot be excelled in the city, a very r’.cb garden, also a lot and nice little barn and stable, all tery conveniently arranged. This is a very desirable home for any one wishing to le near one of the best ehools in the State. Also '• hundred acres of land in ’ike county iu one mile of Jolly on he Georgia Midland railrrad. About iye third of this land is original tim ; ber, the remainder in high siate o cultivation, of w bieh about 20 acres is | cf the finest branch bottom. This is an admirable place for a stock farm and any one wishing to engage in the business would do well to pur j chase, which can either be done on very rea sosable terms, cash or part and remainder in 12 months. T. G. McAfee, at If. P. Blantons, corner Meriwether ar.d 8tb streets, or ad dress through the mail, P. O. box 219, Griffin, Ga. jar>4d&w2m. An i^reines lEteaiioit A very ingenious and useful in v. muon, which Isas just been patented. ir. the •-Criado illuminator,” which is for use by dentists and surgeons Or parpow* of examining teeth and throat. The instrument consists of a tube 1 of bard rubber about the thickness of lead pencil and six incites long. At end is a funnel shaped opening, into w hicb is *“■* srrewed a * miniature Edison incan- descent lamp of one candle power. and haring on its under side a fiat, spoon- ghajx-1 pk*ce of silver for compressing the pttrto during tbe examination.—N-w A ora Press Egg of the (KSri:!*. An ostrich egg weighs al* >ut time- and a half pounds, or the «juivak-i.t of thirty fowls' eggs. The flavor is less dc-licato than that cf the eggs of domestic fowls, hat t!sey are perfectly eatable. A singular fact is tii-i th ' eggs will keep froUi and eatabk- for two or three months.—Chicago Tun^s. '^uuTw eToJTF J I It* superior excellence proven in ernment. Endorsed by the beads of Great Unive-sities as the Strongest, and most Healthful. Dr. Price's Baking Powder does no* contain Lime, or Alum. Sold only in Cans. PRICE BAKING POWDER CO. SEW TOBK. CHICAGO. ST. Z.OVI3 d-tthwSthp.top col.nrm IF yod Customer*, Aught, Boarder?, To be Bought. Agents, Silver or bold. Orders, Merchandise Sold. Servants or Place, Goods to Apt raise, Lawyer or Case, Opening Days Musical Tear ter*, To Announce, Popular Preacher*. Houses or Acre?, Cooks. Butchers or Baker*. Book?, Boat?, To Hire or Let. Votes, Offices, Dress skirt or Basement. A cure for disease, First Floor. A Handy MusliuChemlse, Valise, Casement, A To Purchase r. Pet, Cheese, Horse, Tea*. Mare, Bees, Monkey or Bear. Peas, Bloodhound or Spitz Or Are Prou FrC' from Fit*. To Make Known To Hire a Hall. Your Ftore, Driver or team, Hosiery, An Elegant Carriage. Dry nod*. AnOj>a!ent Marriage, L’phol*t< r; . Play .Cone- rt < Ball, Picnic?. Skate-. Excursion*. Plate*. Kniek-Knr. To sell to a' 5 - • Dive .-io i-, i»i imozt l- Clothes it ..‘a Made, Pear’?, Incre:i*e t f Yr de, Ring*. t ok •• r.r.d J :d. Curls, Picture?. Wash for Fc-, Lecture?. To buy Odd I Alt Kinds f fcW, Or sell Odd T ! Wore* on 1 hook gv. ! Cats, M Igir. A-troloSfjr. Rat?. Wealth aift 1 . Pubiicitv, Fc . itv. i'. World-wi ;. ‘ Flat? Flag?, Bat? Hag?, Pailta! eft-. Big*, Hat*. Nass, Re?pier,fit-1 tt ■ • v- Dress shirt? it collars. Mutton or Be, : Almighty Dollars, Financial K-. . i II u.-e for Keut. 6totki, Store, Tenement. Clocks, Cash to be L lit. .Lock?, Cash to be Spent. Sock*, Scent, Portmonia or i$.u f Tent, t iff. Sheep or < is. Roman Cement. Or Even a Beau— Gc- Then in a Trie . Head the Advice, Take th* Advice Far Beyond Price, Written Below— Written Below— ADVERTISE -IN THE- Daily To Business Men. -Lx ■\T O LABORED in these day? ARGUMENT to coariine IS INTELLI GENT men that it Pays Well to Advertse. ms patee, rnrir^e^up ----------- > >TO V-tv -Ui.N ••*• Sr.*- MM .uS ««uwa tour i - r*»-!e I ■ FULL LINE NEW GCODS. ] ] LANDRETH GARDEN SEED-NEW CROP. J . H. KEITH & CO ROBERT BUIST’S EASTERN SEED j IrishPotatoes j { j s ■ -AM) | \ ATT. KINDS GEItDEN SEED j --- AT HOLMAN & CO.’S. W. HASBEliKUS, MANCFACTUKEB ANI/ DEALER IN Boots and Shoes, LEATHER AND FINDINGS. Hill Street, - GHIFFIN. GA I awaits offer my slee k ci Winter Boots and Sbces at Lowest pogtlde prices. Best Home-made Farm >hoes in the State. H: W. HASSELKUS. PIANOS ORGANS r CASH. OR ON TIME. AT DEANE’S ART GALLERY WHIPS, WAGONS BUGGIES AND IIAPMiSS —w- ' Studebaker Wagon t White Hickory Wagon! Jackson G. Smith Wagon ! Jackson G. Smith Buggy! m Ar,d the COLUMBUS EUUGY at the Lowest Prices possible. Repairs ( old Cuggies a Specialty. W. H. SPENCE, augSSdAwficn Cor. Iiill A Taylor Street?, GRIFFIN, GA. WE HAVE JUST RECEIVED ! A fresh lot eseryes. Jellies. Apples. Oranges. Banarnas, Cocoanuts, AND If FA’ T EVERYTHING A HOUSKEEPPER WILL NEED: Mci .drt, Boyles k Co’s. The New ROLLER ORGAN American ^ ' oye-v.~i Mmilar to tbe fioeit French Matte Boiet tsd I»L VYS J<>0 T LN ES, from await* to » hymn, whh j ^ e H^NO^lD nd * * me *A tJiTes ^ erttfr Sj/j* ° * » d d teu ten A. ^Bwical times times insunmecta morG^lelra!! mort"p teas arc? This* Organ *U the’perfec- ' <~\ - ia*u3ic»i uiucj.i* and ana tbe tue grandert ^ranurss and acu moil SACRED MUSIC, MARCHES, WALTZES, POLKAS, JIGS, REELS, 0^"' Selections, Popular Songs, Church music, as wtU as feature? ary organ. found # Nothing grander, or combining Boxee,ooet* eo many can »*e in ’ French or S«___________ Swi«s Music . >VK WANT a SPECIAL AGENT. I I ‘ . AIL TO ostic. Srod for one. tt vrfH fill t»' ■ fltofnwiiSSiM *«to—i.h*,.—. . -to BEAI-TIPI-LEY B**nt CARTED CASES *iti order «®d p»y tMUsore E3.50 nhia WOULD H F G 00.122 i: seat C.O.D. wad * 2.50 wh« r«* gssas.wssirtsjs *«or*«. Send P O. order Kfir- Ifassau Slreet, New Tart A BARGAIN! MAN WANTS BUT LITTLE Here be!o/j. but he Wants that litt’e mighty quick. A FOUR ACRE LOT. OAK AND HICK¬ LITTLE WANT ORY GROVE. With Six Room House! J cr a big one is promptly filled by ad¬ i I Stot * with all modern improve- j vertising in the Daily or j meet*. Mind Mill, Barns, etc. Stables Highest and Servants house,! Weekly NEWS. I j ?he most magnificent point in city and; view of the surround i tog country for ten miles Pare air good : j water ar.d good society. On Hill street. ! ideas i Sold VW without Houses reference to cost j A NEW BOOK Full of new in* end Lots tor Sale and to Kent ON and valuable Several ^ small forms for rent cr sale in and j CABBAGE format ion. 1 near the city. actual¬ G. CUNNINGHAM. Although dol¬ A. AND ly worth many Real CELERY, lars to growers, n E*tate Agent, Griffin,Ga. copy will be msi'td aogU'ihcw 3 ai free to a»j person who will send two stamps and ths add cs? § ■sy^ r of three cr more extensive Cabbage, Cauli¬ r -- ’>■ -'.L 7 '. flower or Celery growers. V* 1 1 i \ ? ■ ISAG F. TII.LIXCHi*T. it j -.->l v re; la t’mnf, Lack's C*,. Ps ' ' • f T L'l* - «r * feWditwlm.