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I i L _ — - ONION SETS AND SEED POTATOES. --at- E. R. ANTHONY’S yMJkwtf. ' R. J. DEANE, ■ PHOTOGRAPHER. PICTURE FRAMES MADE TO ORDER. §3F*Otd Pletere*. Copied *od EctirpA- ■ ftlifln. Ha., March 17. THE FINEST .—GROCERIES- IN TOWN! Both Plain and Fancy, EVERYTHING Guaranteed to be First Class and always FRESH ! At J. M. MILLS'. TUe Entire stock of Goods -OF- STILWELL & KEITH, Arebimi salt it a GTE* RtFICE. These goods |MUST BE SOIaD ! A— Th* u os t nf them are Fresh, First'dass Goods. Genuine Bargains May be had. Come while you can find what you want. J.P. STILWELL, Receiver 23 Hill St., GRIFFIN. GA Jan.SUt. l<W 8 .~dAw Engine For Sale. I have a 10 Ixrse power Woo , Tabor & More Engine, mounted oi wheels, fur sale cirear. Has I t ei used very lulls and is ns good ne new and will only be sold to repine* it with a lager one of the batm- 13 ike. J. D. CrxxrxoHAM, Jr. m]7dlt«3a: Orchard Hill House and Lot for Sale. The nine room bouse known as tbe Nall place, corner of Solomon and Sixth streets. One square frou business portioD of city. Splendid place for day boarding house. Ad ply to C. P. or Tbo>. Nall. tf l*emons si ill 20 cfs. dozen and ^oin^ fast ! Ben Hilii Patent Flour. One barrel Thur- best ber’s Coffee Momaja Coffee the just leceived : the ve- in market. Pine Shad re¬ ceived daily. Annex Cigarettes, all tobac¬ co—20 for 10 cents. m* BLAKELY’S BREAD EVERY DAY I BLAKELY. ’ROUSH ABUIT. Hauer. ('Mtenlar •*••»!» mm4 firm •P»I fimmrlp. EAMTM’s TUMI AWAUSOKi. j Son the stoning (right* ere i- growing ehorter, tod the *un sorter. C imbiug b icber in tUe heaven* t» it makes April i » ti.il} will i nand; falling when March r»iu» soon be And wind* ha«e eta* tl ttveir .quailing. liotn hi* the r .vti**.iiak. wi 1 amb.e parlor, to the groond. C.pt, A. C. Sorrell was in Atlanta yesterday. The Central pay tram paaaed through jest. rday. , CoL J. 11. Baker, of Pike, was in the city yesterday, I Mr.. Sims at.<l ML*» Bessie went to Sunny Side yesterday. W. B Ordhn, of Suudv Sale, spent yesterday in Allan a. Col. E. W. Pond, o? Woodbury, spent yesterday in ta- city. Miss Auuie Randall returned from Atlanta yesterday evening. Co'. W. E. H. Hearer went to Atlanta yesterday on railroad business. Mis« Annie Bates came up from We* Uyaa college yesterday evening. Mr-. Wm. Waddell went to Atlanta yesterday to spend two or three days. Tbe Albany News and Advertiser says that the cold has kii ed the early cotton crop of Primus Jones. W. J. Williams, of Woodbury, passed through to Mille Igeville yesterday with a colored f male lunatic. The fishing party returned from Thompson's con 1 yesterday, bringing a g xxl lot of birds but no fish. Col E. W. Beck'a health has beeD much improved by the artesian waters at Montezuma and he expects to oorne home in a day oi so. N* ver before has Mu re been so much white combined with black and dark ool ortd materials. Almost every imported dress has a "wave" of white somewhere on th i skirt or basque, or both. The effect i> odd as well as stylish, and look od very peculiar to some of the audience at a recent entertainment. Horne very baud some shelving and counter work i* being pu in ttie centre of Sebenerman A V\ lute's store, wh>cb will add very greatly to the appearance as well rk the convenience of the store. It issll of Geo gin pine, to be well oiled, and reflects great credit upon tbe design er, Mr. T. J. White, and the workman, Mr. A. O. Bennett. "Her fsoe so fair, a? e.ti it seemed not, But heaved} portrait o' t-r gh; angei’s hue, ( U ar us tin sky, without a Lame or blot. Ihousb her goodly mixture oic mplvxions due. And iu c'u ek* the v, rni<-il red did show.” Tills is the poe V description of a wo man wh >-e physical system was in a per feetty souud and lu-alihy state, with • very fuuciion acting pr perly, and i the enviable condition of its for parous produced by Dr. I’Terco's "Favorite I're scriptiou." Central riailromi Time Table -NORTH WAKP. Rirncsviilc Special (Sunday only 7:4." a. m. Burnesville Aecomuiodu J non (daily exvept Sunday ) 5:57 a. m. ; Passengei No. 3. .3:41 a. m. Passenger No, 11. 11:31 a. tu. Passenger and Mail No. 1. 4:01 . p. U) Passenger No. 13. 0 05 p. m SOrTHWABI). Passenger and Mail No, 2. 8:20 a m. Passenger No. 14. 11 '20 p m. Passenger No. 12. 4:0> p m B ire* svilie Special (.Sunday only) I 4:58 p m. Barnesvdle Accnmruod* j non (daily except Sunday) 7:10 p. id. ! Passenger No 4. 8:43 p m. . J. r. Price & Poster, jgUiPCPHMOrs to G. W, Price. -DEALER- IK- Bo:ts, Shoes, Upper and Sole Leather, French and American Call Skins. Shoe Findings, Ac. Jas. Mean*' and W. L. Ooujlas’ 53 00 Shoes a Specialty. 24 Marietta Street. ATLANTA, OA. febl !dAw2m OR' HARD HILL. A Lire and Progre**ive < emrocuity. __ OstHxKn J. G*., Mar. 16, *88. Mrs. \Y\ F ook, of Aujfusta, i* visiting ! -r f , Rev. E. R. Cook. A new jad is being cut on line of Pike and Spalding, which creates considerable dissatisfaction among some of our cit'aens. T It . is rumored , that , our popular , gru cer, M. F. Swim, will, at an early da> take unto himself a wife, from “over the creek.” There is 1*1 cotton factory bein^j erected *t au early day, by the Orchard Hill Manu/acturuig Omn} any, with J. D. Cunningham, Jr., as President. Co). Cunningham is negotiating with tbe Central rail road authorities about putting a side irack here for the convenience of the factory. H ! Starr is to be geoer a! snirerintc; Mr. C. B. th, of your city, is visiting his daughter, Mrs. Lum Grubbs. J. J. Camp has completed his ele gaot residence. He is a good friend of the News, and says be would not he wiinout it. 200 tons of guano have been sold at this place within the p.ist two weeks, and yet the cry is hard times. Wra. Reynolds has opened up a first class blacksmith shop, and is do ing a good business. Dr. \Y. M. Carter has retired from practice, and is now engaged in tbe independent way of making a sup port—farming. Rea! estate is advancing it. value. Col. J. I>. Cunningham recently re fused £100 per acre for some ground in this city. He is saving it to erect the cotton factory on. Capt. U. Iverson Starr has recent iy been appointed road overseer. We extend cur hearty congratulations and are truly proud of his prerawtion. Maj. W. R. Span, of Union Springs, Ala., ; s visiting the family of Col. J. D. Cunningham. Rev. J. J N. Kenney is visiting us. He is aiways welcome at tbe Hill. Our neighbor, Mr. W. W. Grubbs, bolds his own splendidly. Energel ic and accommodating, he,bas the confidence and esteem of our entire community. The News is very popular here, and has many friends. Long may is fljurish. More anon. Subscriber. Dr BULBS -» m* *• • | I ' Cures Coughs, Colds. Hoarseness, Croup. Asthma. Bronchitis. Whoop- intr Cough. Incipient Consumption and relieves consumptive persona in advanced stages ot the disease. For sale by all Druggists. Pries, 23 eta. CATTIOAT!— The pnnine I)r,Uitir»( rnp f-r.lT m vkite icrrjyperg. tod bnrsoor rtgMeredTCAOE MALX«.to*U: A Ft<!f t tier'd in a Circle, a JUd-^irip Can- tUm lisini, and tbe fac-?imiie — rtmatnrvjtof John W.Bnll m? 1 A.( .NKYF.ItAl O.. Haiti more,d.I . f*», A ..Sole Prop ri “tom. STOP CBCWIXU TOBACCO! Chew Lnnere’s Pln*rs, TH E GREAT TOBACCO AXTils.it.: V# t » •» **• *»v ;»i I |>rr g* i <* 4 Advice to Mothers. Mr.s. Winslow’s Soothing Sisrp children teething, is tbe prescription j one of the best female nnr-e* ai d in the Uuited States, anu ms been useil for forty years with never success by millions of moth#rs their children. Value During the process teethiug its i- incalcoiable. relieves the child from {tain, cures dr- and die.rrhcea, griping in the and wind colic. By givu g to the ihiid. Price 25 cents 3 1 tic. aageialAwIy - SSraBiacTer Tvrtfd', ««rc sa v» v x« ■»cr fa!! r TarcUt t iv. :»■ ~t m 11 4^- Qf*! *-»- « V*. Pampering tbe l'ngfc Dog fancier? could tell very funny storn-s about their experience with ladies j anj their pets. One well known fancier here says that a wealthy dame from j Fifth avenue will come bowling down to his shop in ber carriage, and. with tears • in her eyes, beg him to save the life of I her adored png. He promises her the hi will do his best, and. after kissing black nose of the little beast and leaving many instructions for his welfare, she I drives away. Tbe dog fancier then ex amices the pug carefully and finds that it is suffering from being overfed and gating no exercise, 6 ohe puts it on low rations Ira- a week and has his boy run it up and down tbe yard for an hour or so every day until it works some of the flesh off its bones. Then he sends it back to the grand dame, who is delighted to pay #25 for the wonderful transforma¬ tion that has taken place in her pet. People who keep large dogs are apt to have more common sense about their care than those who keep toy animals, and they do rot feed them on meat and candy all day long, so they escape the illness that comes from too much pampering.— New York Cor. Philadelphia Record. YuU- ViEIOHr PUR E perfect m*o£ Its-nperior excellence than proven in ini’,'.ions of homes for more ft quarter ,.f a cen tury. It isused by the United -late- Gov¬ ernment. Endorsed by the heads of the Great Unive-situs as the Strongest, Purest and most Healthful. Dr Price's, (’ream Baking Powder di es no* contain Ammonia, Lime, or Alum. Sold on!} in C-ns. PRICE BAKI'G POWDER CO. SEW VOhK. CHI AGO. «T. LOOS. dt.hw'thp.top col.nrm if ii m Cnstomers, Boarders, Orders, Agents, Se rv an Is or Plate, Lawyer o* Ca**, Musical Teae lers, Popular Preachers. Cooks, Book 4 , 1 o Hire or Let, Offices. Bx:.ement, First Floor, Casement, To Purchase a Pet. Horse, Mare. Monkey B or Bear, oo bound or F e from *- iiz. To Hire a Hall. Driver or team, An AuOpuleul Elegant Play oncert or Ball. Hksle*, Pliitea, rea.u: Di mond.-. Pe-irls, Kings, Curls. B aah for Features, Tot* y Odd 'things, Or sell Odd Thing-, Cats, Kats, Mate, Flats Bats Pantaloons, Hate. Kcspiender tCrav..t< Mutton or Beef. Financial K. lief. Stocks, Clocks, . ocks. Socks, Portmonia or Bui, ' ig. Sheep or Ox. Or Even a B< au— Then n a Trie . Take the Advice WriltcE Be'ow— ADVERTISE -IK THE- Daily News To Business Men. XT < > LABORED ARGUMENT IS NEEDED ia these day* to convince IMtLLi- meu !ha; it Pays Well to Advertise. ‘ FULL LIKE ! * LANDBETH GARDE SEED-NEW CiUp J. H. KEITH & CO. ROBERT BUIST’S EASTERN SFED IrishPotatoes i -AND- ALL KINDS GERDEN SEED A T HOLMAN * CO.’S, I. f. lisltis — MANUFACTURER J- — — ^\T)_ —; DEALER IN )— LEATHER AND FINDINGS. S’-‘ Hill Street, ... GH1FF1N, Qa I again o3er my s' cxk of Winter Boots and Shoes at Lowest possible prices. Best Home made Farm Shoes iu the State. H. IV. HA88KLKU4T ESTEY PIANOS ORGANS t I CASH. OR ON TIME. AT DEANE’S ART GALLERY WHIPS, WAGONS, i BUGGIES AND HARNESS —M- - Studebaker Wagon i White Hickory Wagon I Jackson G. Smith Wagon! Jackson G. Smith Buggy! And ite COLUMBUS BUGGY at the Lowest Prices possible, Repairs old Buggies a Specialty. W. II. SPENCE, au-f 2 sdJtw 6 n} Cor. Hill * Taylor Street*, GRIFFIN, GA. WE HAVE JUST RECEIVED ! A fresh lot cf preserves. Jellies. Apples, Oranges. Panamas, Cocoanuts, AND IN FACT EVERYTHING A HCUSKEEPPER WILL NEED. \ov and, Bite & Co’s. Aught, To be Bousht, Stiver or Gold, M"rchandi-e Sold. Geods to Ap raise, Opening Tu Days Houses Announce, or Aces, But hers or Bakers, Boats, Votes, Dress skirt or flounce, A i urc fi.r disease. Handy MosUi.Cheu.ise, Valise, A Ch-ess, Teas, Bees, Peas, Or Art Prone To .stake Known. Your Store, H fiery. Dry <*«!-, Picnics, Exmrs*«ns. Knick-Knacks sDivc-,i ns, C'.-ihc* Ready Made, Increiise -.f Tr.ide, Coal. * okeand Wood, Pictures, Lect res. aH Kinds of F«od Works on Tiieo'ogy, Magic, Astrology, ii AVea th and Fe ity. AVorld-wi je Publicity, Flags. Bags. Bags, Niii's. firess shirts or , 1! Almighty Dollar*, u-e for Rei t. Store. Tenement, Cash <o be L -nt, Cash to be Spent, bce> t, j Tent, Roman Cement, Go- Read the Advice, Van Kcyond Price, Written Below— For Sale. A l.argait •i 1 had by u cash iiirchaser is: he Mowing named iruperty: f -re lot on Tay or street m.. a Bailey Insti tme, seven •Kiellittir with large kitcht • i and a well of water ttiat ' : i>e excelled in the city, b oar2- n, also a lot and nice little h ai i stable, all very convei.U ra. oerl. This is a very desira 1 . me for any one wishing to I •> i eai >nr* of the best chouts in the Stare. A'so i hundred res of land in ?ike county in one it of Jolly on he Georgia Midland r. dread. About me third of this land is original tim ber, the remainder in Isiyh s ate o ultivation, of which al>ou. 20 acres Is f the tin*s! branch bottom. This is n admirable place for a stock farm n 1 any one wishing to enoaye in .he business would do well to chase, which can he done on very rea sonable t> rms, either cash or par: *nd remainder in 12 months.. T. G. McAfee, at B. P. Blantons, corner Meriwether and 8th streets, or ad dress through the mail, P. O. box 219, Gr;flin, Ga. jan4d& w 3m. MRS. M.L. WHITE, FASHIONABLE Milliner ...... and Dress Maker, Cor. Hill and Broadway Sts.. GRIFFIM. GA. --jo: — Low Prices and Satisfaction Guaran¬ tees. Please call on me when in want 0 ? anything in my line. We strive to please everyone. tncr. 15d.V»3ra. | ti. cn:: 1 ouipin. Eosiof per- tx-i’r.r- sect FSTE _j B. SLWOOLUiY, xnummuiZ M.a. osoo at NEW j Garden ' , Arriving daily from the j Loading growers. : ; S V. UlifNtil i H , BARGAIN! FOUR ACRE LOf, OAK AND HICK¬ ; ORY GROVE. With Six Room House » Two Stories with all modern improve¬ ments. " ind Burn?, Stables and Servants !,)'r Mill, etc. Highest point m 3TSS city ing country n ;!," , S;”S” , n ,S 0, p.« e _______ street water a> d good society On Hill ■>old without reference to cest l-fr" Douses nd Lot* or Sale and to Be®* Several small form* for rest or sale in and near tbe city. G. A. CUNNINGHAM, Rea! Estate .‘gent, Griffin.G a - aoglOdduy 3 m II ARKER 7 ^ GIHGER TONI o\ er disesse imuiova to octoer rxe dr»«rjncr >u>an<l 4 to the who would