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tin St Woorflo* March 80, 1888.
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Official Paper of Spalding Co.
—ac.--.sfc-M!Sr- ~r — Griffin
Official Paper of the City of
A«Werttofng Rate*.
DAILY-On** dollar par aqnare for the
Ant laeoni > u , and fifty route for each aob
Mqoant one. Tan llnaaor taaa to bo count
8JT6CI. u N> mO*8 10 oanta par Hb*
•r aaeh tarot tion. No inrortion under thir
i»ad for leas than 50 cente. All insertion'
for taaa than oue dollar moat ha paid for it
^liberal rates aontinuo will be their made advertisement. with partief
wishing to
a as for the Dailv.
At an evidence of the totally col
Upftftd condition of the telegraph
line* in tb« east, it ia atated that *■
mewage from Button to Phiiadephia
waa cabled 15 Liverpool, from then
aent back to New York, then tel*
graphed to Waabington, aud linalh
telephoned to its daatioatioo.
The Waahingtou reporter of tb«
Macon Telegraph atates that the rt.
publican congressmen, in a joint coi
ferenco of their member* of the Set
utb‘* finance committee and tb*
Houw’a committee of ways ano
menni, bare agreed upon the follow
iog tariff and internal revenue pr<
gram : Free sugar, with a bourn;
of two cents a pound to the planter ;
repeftfof the tobacco tax, except poe
iibly that on cigars ; abolition of the
tax on spirits used in the arte: r*
d net ion of the duty on imported
goods of kinds not manufactured it
this country. Ho states, however,
that it is not understood that tb*
northwestern republican^ agree to
tbfft program.
A MOCKfcRloT FATE.
No historian ever recorded, no
Greek tragedian ever impersonated,
no novelfkt ever inventod a more ex
crnciating txamplo of the crneles
irony possible to mortal dentin;
than that we find today in the Get
man imperial palace. Tbo Cro#t
Prince of last week and now tb*
recogniz d Emperor of tbs proude# 1
nation of Europe, the Commander*
iij'Cbief of tin*, finest army ever ot
ganized, and withal, the idol of lb.
people, poor ITnstr Fritz, with all
the gnodeur, po«eraod glory tha
Itje world oan giro, is condemned to
view it ell merely as u ruagnifioen'
mockery. Thero is a silent hidden
power quietly but unremittingly eat
ing into the vitals of his brawn;
frame, which, as yet, is only harden*
ed instead of being worn by no
tbirfy^eight ysars of military li f e-
The myth of Ixion and that of Tan
talus, “with the links of the bum
Lemnian festering in his flesh,’* are
tame ns compared to this uuparal
Irled confrontation of all that is
brightest, richest, strongest, best in
human experience, vis a ,vis with n
grinning gnome constantly tugging
at hi* elbow and whispering to him
that, for hiru at least, it i* all nothing
but dust and death. There is noth
mg grander, however, iu all lbs iro
petisl environment about him, than
iiia noble patience and
showing him to be, indeed,
inch a King, because he has
most royal of all the graces
virtues— that of ruling himBelf
t'cartng himself like an Emperot
lie midst of bis torturing
which even denies him the power
speech.
I is a Carious Fact
ISst the body ts now Btr more susceptible
benefit from roedfoinethan lU'dtclne at anv other
•on. Henoe Unimportance of taking Ho d
gartaparilla BOW, When it will do you
ruo«t good. It I* really wonderful sor
lying and enriching the blood, creating
appetite, and giving a healthy Hood’* tone to
whole aystera- Be »nre to get
porlfin, which is peculiar lo itself. (» 1
fTklfilt Was IiT Hucon sr
The attriholed authorthip ot the the last dramatic the produc- above
iiona to of
Domed i* agitating affcofcs literary practical ciri !e« to tin
v«ry oentre, but the masses
far tens then Preserve the momentu* health, that question, how tint to
t*gaia or mental flvity, husin. esei o
bodily and ana “pursuit of a hat pines*.'’ s* We success
tne can
throw far mor® light on this latter subject
than the most profound Shskropearian cm,
on the question first propounded. |f 11 indige* tin sys
tern is depleted, the nerves sh ky;
tlon or ’onat.pation bothers out at times, or
cmstaantlv; if the skin i*y How and tongue
furred as in biliousneas; if there are pre
monitory twinges of oncoming rheumatism
or neuralgia: HoaUtter’s if S-omach the kidneys Bitters, are inactive— be finest
reeuporsnt use prolific In beneficial
of an age
and aureemfnl remedies. Remember,if r.iala
ria threatens or afflict*, that t neutralizes
the poison and fortifies the svstetr.
THE NORTHS TRADCCER 8 .
Thpgood pcple of the North c»n
not have failed to acu that the most
irritating sectional insult that befall
Ibom from partisan zealots, come from
the wretched demagogue* of their
own section. For instance, those uu
principled fellows are making c< n
slant assaults upon the Treasury in
pension grubs, as if it were a jus! a|>
praisemeut of Northern intclligcuve
ami patriotism that the revenues of a
nation’s producers should he looted
as voraciously by the survivors of a
victorious army Of patriots »s if they
were an army of conquerors despoil
ing the enemies. The private pen
sion list of ail tbo armies of Europe
after a dozen sanguinary wars is not
aa largo as that which is figured* out
in the schemes of these wi etched (k m
agogues. No greater insult cou'T
be offered any self-respecting people
than the theory that they can be
brought to favor a policy which seeks
to bribo the votes of these ex-soldiers
or civilians with tax-levies on their
uwn productions, distributed only to
one class under the guise of pensions.
Then, how could the self-respect, the
decency, the patriotism of the North
ern people tie more cruelly and
slurnefulliy offended than by the then
ry of the great speech, so-called, oi
Ingalls, delivered the other day be
fore a gaping and applauding amli
once of Republican Senators. No
‘■ex t'Onfedcrate brigadier” was more
vicously assaulted in the torrent uf
gall which spewed from the tongue
of Ingails than the ‘Thro of Gettys
burg,” the (lower of tliu Northern
Army, the princely Hancock, wh»
commanded in the decisive battle of
the war,
If this truculent politician, who iu
that speech put in bin hid for the
consideration of hid party and poo
pie for presidential honors, menu'
anything by his extraordinary out
bursts bo mount that partisanship,
and bigotry, nud spoils ruled his
people iuetoad of patriotism and in
telligooce, and that ihe most hero c
and briUittut service that the citiz m
can render his country shall court!
for loss in his favor among the pco
po of his section than would his uf
filiation with a party which has been
iblo to survivo the execution of its
mission only by the cohesive power
of public plunder. Now, what
Souther brigadier has ever insulted
the Northern people in such a
fashion ns this ?
•moron on rrr.r.s.”
Why suffer'‘lies? Immediate relief am:
ompfctecure I’ilcs.” Sure jjuaranteed^ cure for iuliing. Ask for pro “Itou trim l
>n
ing, bleeding, or anv form of Liles. 50c
Druggists or m ail. E. S. Well.-, Jersey < i‘V-
SKINNY mi S.
Wells’ “Health Rcnewev” restores liraltl
& tal vigor, aud Nervouslleliility. cures Dvspepsiu, Impotence, For Weak Men Men
Delicate Women. R ickety c hildren, t? 1.
«nx» HAIR HAi> \ JI.
!f gtf./, restores to original color. Aik >
gen arcssing, softens and beamifici'- N’e
oi cot grease. A tonic Restorative. Stops
h.-r corxting out; strengthens, clean-' .
lealsseaw. eradicates dandruff 5Ue.
» Ir icsatc t.rocryuian.
Mr. T. 1>. Meador of the firm of
by ,1; Meador, thinks it is jm-t as
aiit to fortif ■ against the Midden
of the bowels, us nemnst the robber
invades the household, lie says I)r.
Riggers' Huckleberry Cordial is
weapon, u dead shot to bowel troubles.
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Ti; r. - r;n-P-::i'.i; Vifs-.jV.s stilds; f:: rp ia
-ur,*:-atl li;r.d itis*'.vs.*H fc:n cror arising Sistirsrcd.
11 fr.un l.ili,.uM;oss
and '• >!•«si im|Hiritii— l!'.»■ \ -afn.sure. and wnatin
n.illui'. *. idi-m* ing v\sUnn tlK.rtmaldy
TO** i.ld st' I,* is -tislitv 1- i!, f-r ’rile N i - a is
p' asant I »lh»'t -te. and th.* mtHti.'me m
tli.i •- 'id f .r . 1 ! Ir, i Pri.-p si 00.
H. DOMl.ll l»t:i «; CO. N \ Citv
MAN WANTS BUT LITTLE
u MCTC 00!0W but ha Wants that little
mighty quick. A
i i LITTLE WANT,
cr a big one is promptly filled by ad¬
vertising in the Daily or
Weekly NEWS.
ran at UonUif»nirhiUa«*iphlt tat* NuRsfinper Auver
(ON* — tiain* AiTunuy of Ucissrsi
A our MtktriiBd furrau
Be Sure to Cot Hood’s
Sarsaparilla, mv child. Bee that they do hot
give you anything else. You remember it is
the medicine ■ ' ! h did mama so much good a
year ago—r.iy iai o
Sprnf Medicine
Nearly < yb< y needs a good spring medi¬
cine like r. d’» K.-.raaparltla to expel impuri¬
ties which accumulate In the blood during the
winter, keep up strength as warm weather
comes on, create an appetite and promote
healthy digestion. Try Hood’s Sarsaparilla
and you will he convinced of its peculiar
merits. It is the ideal spring medicine - re¬
liable, beneficial, pleasant to take, and gives
full value for the money. He sure to get
Hood’s Sarsaparilla
Sold by »tl druggist*. t*h Prepared only
by C. I. HOOD i( ' *P‘ ( ’ trie#, Lowell, Mas..
IOO Dos ie Dollar
CAPITAL PRIZE, $150,000.
“\Yedo herd,, ify that we supervise tfct
arrangements Drawings f> the monthly and Qnar
terly he Louisiana State Lo
tt.ry Company, and u. person manage and cor
trol the Drawing* themselves, ana that the
same are conducted with honesty, parties, fairness, and
and in good faith toward all we
authorize the Company to use this certifitmt
with fae -similes of our signatures attached i
dvertiun
or
rammiot.Brrt.
tVe the undersigned Banks aud Banker
will pay all Brizes drawn in The Louisian*
state Lotteries which may be presented 8t
our counters:
3. II.OOi rsUY. I’re.. 1-0. Sail »l
»*. I.mi .v. ri.«stati‘ Sai l ilk.
A. nti liniS,Pre..S II.Sal’IBanl
<A HA AOIIS. *»i e». * i* t Oil 'Y’lJBunl.
u NPRECEDENTED ATTRACTION!
Over Half a Million Distributed
Louisiana State Lottery Compan
incorporated in 1808 for 25 years by the L<
s'.ature for Educational and Oliaritablepct
ooses—with a capita) of #1,000,1 W—to whic
reserve fund of over $550,0C0 has sine-.'bee
aaded. popular its fra*
By an overwhelming vote
hise was made a part of the present Staf
Constitution adopted December 2d, A. D., 1811
Tiio only Lottery ever voted on tide*
dorsed by the people of any State.
It never scales or postpones.
Its Craml Mingle Sonihrr Draw in*
take place monthly,and the Grand Quarterly
Drawiigs regularly every ilirto n oi tLs
(March, June, September end December).
A hPLEND1D OPPORTLN1T Y TO W IN t
EOKTINE. FOLK Hi GUAM) DUAV.
iso, Class D. in the Acabemy or Mt gtcNiw
uulkans, ILEbDAY, ALK1L 10, Ibtt,
215th Monthly Drawing.
C apital ^150,000
ggrNGTICE.— 1 Tickets are Ten Dollars only
Halves, $5. Fifths, $2. Tenths, fl
LIST OF PHIZES,
1 Capital Brize op $! 50,000. | I5h,Oil
1 Gkasd Prize of 50.000. ... ro.oi t
1 Grand Brize of 20,100 ... 20,00
2 I.utuE Prizes of 10 . 000 . . .. 20.(X»
4 Large Prizes o* 5,000 . . ‘JO,out 20,00,
20 Prizss of 1 , 000 ....
fib 500. .. 25,00i
10 I 0 ... . :xj,o.4
200 200... . 40, OOt
500 “ 110.... 50.100
APPI OXI.M ATIO-V PRIZEP
100 Approximation Prizes “ of $:!00.. 200.... ..fSO.OOO 2O.00L
(to
ns) “ “ ioo... 10,000
1,000 Teiuiimil “ 50.... 50,00.
2,170 Brizes, amounting lo..........$585,000
Applie ition for rates to elubgghould Lt
made only to the office of the Company it
New Orleans.
For further information write clearly, gU;
mg full address. POSTAL NOTES, Exprest
Money Orders, or N*\v York Exchange ii
ordinary letter. addressed Currency by Express (nt
our expense i M. A. DAUPHIN,
New Orleans La
cr V. A. DAUPHIN, Washington, D C.
Adtircss Registered Letters tc
,« 1 V CKLEAXN XtTOXll lltXh
New Ori.vtns, La.
BLMrMRrQ t IVl IVi That Uu- prr*f»»» «»1
It L U L it VKrn. rat* ttruurrgar*
anil t'a.ly, «ho a re iu rhaier vf ihi
drawings, is a guaantee of absolute fuirnesi
and integrity, that the chances are a! e.|Ua'
and that no one c an possibly divine wha
numbers will draw a Briz \
BE.MKMBEK that the payment of nil
Prizes is G1 A HAM ELD BY FOUR NAT I
NAG BANKS of New Orleans, and the
Tickets wr sigue t bj the President of an In
tiluticn whose chartered rights are r* cog
i izd in the highest Courts; therefore
bew are of any imitations or anonv mou
s ehenif -.
MICROBE KILLER
I-now the rage in Austin, fox. Mr. Kndam,
I Nurseryman, Austin, Texas, is the Inventor,
j He fur s Every i iseas - tlm■ doctor* have
| failed to cure. Over 5(XI persons in and
! around Austin are now : slug it. Fetid for
circular of his treatment showing sworn
j stats meats and testimonials of c\.-, a made.
A dress
$100 to $3000 A VtiNTli can be
made working for us
Agents | referred who van furnish their own
horses and giVC 1 hf■ tr own Burst s and give
their whole time G* the business. f»[.«re mo
mei ts in.'ii be profl'ab'y employ> d also. A
few vacancies iu towns and cities. B F
Johnson A Uo., IfbO Mi in Ft,. hichmoi<d,V
BROS
Last week wc bought, for cash the m am moth stock of tor j Goods, Boots, 8hoes,
Notions, &c., formerly owned by the large house ot Burgen & Going, at bank,
sale in Birmingham, Ala., pail of these goods were shipped to Kune and
of them are now on the way to Griffin and by Thursday next we shall pr.{ on
our counters one of the
Largest Hi Cleanest Ctocls Of Guts
offered in it all Middle in cash Georgia. and Yra buy it may where count it costs on this. as nearly We pay nothing pir irhat as possi¬ we
we pay we
w e are in a position to meet any kind of competion dime from where jt may.
It has Jong been our policy that w hen we secure goods r.t half price to seH them
regerence to their cost to us, not to New York cost. We like to sell out these
purchases quick so as to have room when a a like opportunity presnts.
11 nt Bottom Must Drop Out 0
We shall positively offer goods for the next Thirty Days lower than they
ever sold in Griffin. Come and see. -
rsr> Of the several stocks of Groceries we have recently ©tailing purchased , 20c. we have left
barrels of pure Apple Vinegar that we are i at per gallon.
boxes Laundry Soap at Factory prices. A large lot of Tobacco and a good
of Griffin Goods at Factory pricess.
THEY MUST SELL!
We have just received two’ears of fine Tennessee Mules. Come and see us.
Harper’s Weekly.
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is features Harper’s We- kly is admirably
adapted to be a welcome guest in every
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BAR ARB BILLIARD PARLOR.
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Saloou .-.tockcd with the Best
Wines, Liquors, Cigars, Etc
IMPORTED CIGARS a Specialty.
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1020 BROAD STREET,
: : : GA
J. H. EDWARDS. Proprietor.
•cpUOdGm
EDUCATE YOUR BOYS.
Them a Printing Press.
Sizes from $2 up Complete with
Type.
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HI LIN. Agent for the Baltimore
PrintingBres-es, No. 411 Broadway.N. V
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SHOP
COLUMBUS, - GEORGIA,
McGill E, Prop'r.
The best Shave. place iu Columbus ;o get a bath
clean Give ns a call when in th
JOE MrGHE?
■
1 W. Hasstis, —; MANUFACTURER
—AND—
. - ; DEALER IN }— .
LEATHER AND FINDINGS.
S2SJ Hill Street, - GRIFFIN, GA
I again offer tny stock of Winter Boots and Shoes at Lowest possible prices. Best Home
made Farm Shoes in the State. II. W. HASSELKUS.
PIANOS !
ORGANS !
CASH, OR ON TIME, AT
DEANE’S ART GALLERY
WHIPS, WAGONS, BUGCIES
AND HAFNKSS
-)o(- -
Siudebaker Wagon 1 White Hickory Wagon!
Jacl .. s G. Smith Wagon!
Jackson G. Smith Buggy!
Ar.d the CO JMf S BUGGY at the Lowest Prices possible. Repairs on
old Buggies a pec ly
W. H. SPENCE,
augSSdiwdnt Cor. Ilili & Taylor Streets, GRIFFIN, GA-
WE HAVE JUST RECEIVED!
A fresh It. ; reserves.
Jellies. Apples,
Oranges, Eanar.nas,
Cocoanuts,
AND IN FACT EVERYTHING A HGUSKEEPPER WILL NEED:
McFarland, Boyles & Co’s.
BARGAIN!
FOUR ACRE LOT. OAK ANO HICK-
DRY GROVE.
With Six Boom Bouse !
Two Stories with all modern' improve-
meets Mind Barns, Stables and Servants b<iD«e
Mill, te. Highest point in city and
the mo-t magnificent view of the surround
ing country for ten miles Pure air good
water hi d good society On Hill street
Sold without reference to cost.
*5?“ Mouses tid Lots or Saleand to Rent ;
Several the small city. forms for rent or sale in and |
near
G. A. CUNNINGHAM,
Real Estate Agent, Griffin,let. ,
aagU d.vw : ftm 3m
IU i . - .a
X.-CO’. :>t /.;•
LADIES 1
Do YonrOirffi JD.relBff, mt
PEERLESS DYES,
i They will dye everything. Tney are «•»
; everywhere. "gl™ Price 10 c. a package—40colors .W«5S
i if do not
Color, or non-fading Qualities. They
crock or smut. For sale by S. W.
nm’a uru? dtore. Grtffia Ga. mar'iSda-**
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