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if PURE DRUGS! if —j»u- FANCY TOILET ARTICLES, LEADINQ PATENT MEDICINES, i'AbTEUB BE HEDIES. AND EVERYTHING KEPT IN A First-Class - Drug - sstore. At wholesale and Retail BUtHrrap of Wig* m l HaMwtkns' Wine. Pretcrip- tioas Ailed ai all boar* of Day or Night. Panits, Parnts, Oita, Oita, Etc., Etc., Etc. Etc. DR. E. R. ANTHONY’S DRUG STORE. R • J • DEANE, rap^wy w jr w ^s a •W’m jm fiffftn A PICTURE FRAMES MADE TO ORDER. ISgrOU Pktaree, Copied and Enlarged. GriMa, «*., April 14. JACK H. POWELL, -PEOPRIETOB OF-- (iBIFFIVS FIKHUSS HUM ★ stables, ★ b roadway strut. Finest Turnouts and Eest Horses to be Had. yr Terms Moat Reasonable and Strictly CASH to all! apf 3 wed,fri *a :tm file Entire Stock of Ms -OP- STILWELL & KEITH, Art being sold at a GREA RIFICE. Thoee goods MUST BE SOLD! dfa^The Most of them are Fresh, First-class Goods. Genuine Bargains May bo had. Come while you can find what you want. J. F. STILWELL, Receiver 23 Jfill St., GRIFFIN. GA Jau. 3UI, t888,-d<fcw Central Kailroad Time Table. KOITBWARD. Barnenvilie Special (Sunday only 7:45 a. in. Uarueaville Accomtnoda lion (daily except Sunday) 5:57 a. m. PSfMenger No. 3, 5:41 a. m. Passenger No. 11, 11:31 a. in. Passenger and Mail No. I, 4:01 p. tu Passenger No. 13, 9:05 p. in SOUTHWARD. Passenger and Mail No. 2, 8:20 a. m. Passenger No. 14, 11:20 p tn. Passenger No. 12, 4:05 p. tn. Barnesville Special (Sunday only) 4:58 p. in. Barnesville Accomtnoda tion (daily except Sunday) 7:10 p in. Passenger No. 4, 8:43 p. m Itev. M. McN. McKay. D. D. lVlen, D. P. Blake and W. 1’. Hemphill left here yesterday morning to attend thc meeting of the Atlanta Presbytery at Decatur. They will probably remain until Monday evening. There will be no service* at tbe Presbyterian' chnrch tomorrow. Try our Imported Olive Oil,| NEW LOT Russett ★ Apples ! Durkee’s Salad Dressing Lemons Still 20c. per doz. +CHEAPESf GRO ? CER IN TOWN! J Jl'ST DECEIVED ★ BREADS★ — Another Flrltln- OUT AT tl A M. -or IHAt- EVERY DAY! FINE BUTTER I V._> 'ROOD ABOUT. San.n C.ac.iwta* fM*)* »»<* f*+» •rwt Saw. Uwtlr. a surt a*L lOMTicm. II ere lie* * pai/*p lawyer. roM ia dealt. With alt that', doe him: Bailee at emu. in peaceful real, For lying’* natural to him. Jdo. Hutchinson, of Beeka, waa in tbe city yesterday. Henry County Superior Court will convene at McDonough on Monday. Mia. M. L. White adveruae# the arrival of a new lot of millinery goods. Tucre ia some talk of a Southern cx preaa office in McDonough. It certainly ought to baTeone. W, T. Barr, the handsome represent* live of Kern k Loeb, of Columbus, was in the city yesterday. A traveling photographer yeeterday took pictures of tbe school bouses and of each different grade. Jack Poweli baa just bought a three budred dollar horse,six teen hands high, sorrel w th flax mane and tail, for his wife, A great many are availing themselves of the offer of mercy given by the Sleth odist meetings thi, week. AH should attend* Frank Maudeil, of Chicago, is the guest of his nncle, A. Schttterman, for a few weeks, wh le on his way back from Florida. It is m Zebuiou that J. F. Wilder wants to open his saloon. The mandamus has been set for the 29th mat. The case may hare to go to the Supreme Court. Members are expected to remember tbe meeting of the Democratic County Executive Committee, at the office of Col. J.J. Hunt at eleven o’clock this morning. Jackson girls delight in going bare footed. It is a common sight to see a 16 year old beauty walking tbe streets with her toes tied up in a cotton rag and a a'one bruise on her heel. Senoia Bentinal. “Miss Pattie Bow din, of this place, and Mr. James May nard of .Spalding county, will be united in marriage this afternoon at three o’clock. We extend c mgratulalions in advance to the happy conple. In our advertising columns will be found the offer of a reward of one huu dr?<l and twenty live dollars for the np prehension of Charley Thomas for tbe murder of William Mitchell, by the Oovornor of ‘.be 8tate. Senoia tieufiual: "ilie Farmers’ Alliance cl Coweta county numbers about 1,500 members. The snug little sum of $750 is thrown away by the farmers. Fanners, think first before you join an organization, tine pictures easily painted by a cunning hand.” Newnau lleiald; “Mr. C. E. Stall iligs went over to Hpaldiug cjunty last Saturday to see his siste r, Mrs. Capt. J. E. Stallings, of Texas, who is visit mg relatives near Oriflia. We under stand she rill spend the sum met in Middle Georgia." Next week will behold tbe annual opening of the Georgia picnic season which in these parts ia sho.t but violent and ushered in with a great fluttering of white dresses, blue and pink ribbons, delicately tinted hose, pretty Blippers, straw hats, and rainbow anticipation. Frof. A. J. XI. Bizieu is one (f the three academical examiners of this con gressioual district for the aspirants for West Poin cadetships and Dr. N. B. Drcwry one of the two medical examin era. The examination takes place on Saturday, the 21st inst. Very many id the healthiest people keep themselves in such a condition by tec oc casional use of a reliable cathartic, and th* y give the preference toLaxador a» more ful. ly serv.ng eheir purpose than any other similar remedy. Only 25 cents. Mn F*wr TuiMe Property. Monro* Advertiser. | Tlit* lime is again open os hr j | making, to the Tax Receiver, tbe re tnrn of 0Qf Ul%b!e j >rop€rty . 0 w iog to a tiiiaappreiie Baton «nd misuu derstandmg of tbe law touching tbe making of lax returns mach cocfa j won was created fail. among Tbe tbe Ux pay Lw era during last present on this subject is ao worded and so stringent as that it requires each | tax payer in tbe county to &e« tbe tax receiver in person and make their retorn to him themselves. i Sending your through Ux returns tbe baud# through of tbe mail or a neighbor or other person is not a compliance w ib tbe statute. Out of tins t grew much of tbe confusin' and auble that prevailed in eollec ng t e taxes of the past year. Tin luo law lave provides nrn.idpR tua. th-v'each eoco tax paver in tbe coantv shad make oat complete , . *iht . of » tbe .« tax*U;e . , a ornneflv property that that i.n hfc or or «Le SLe owns owns or or con cuu tro j H 0D a f orcl 0 f printed questions to be furnished each tax payt| by tbe Tax Receiver, ami tnat each tax payer, himself, mu i sign this ecbed ale under sffid» r ' fore tbe tax re eeiver. and not < officer an tborized to administer oatbs aa many suppose. There is no provision in the tax statute for the administration of this oath by any other offioer than tbe tax receiver, except in cases of non residents, fern I s and sick persons. After prc> iog tbe tax oath- which is coiDj -Esive in its scope, tbe law says: Which oath shall be prescribed by tbe persons making tbe return, and tLe administration and taking of tbe oath shall be at tested by the receiver of tax returns. XYe have made these plain stat* ments that the law requires of them on this particular point, and that they may see the importance of meeting the tax receiver in person at their precincts or elsewhere, while on his rounds, aud rendering to bin > each for himself, tLe return of their taxable property. Tbe tax receiver i8 now rnak;cg bis tonDds to the va rions precincts in the county and will continue to do eo from time to time until the 25th of May. See bis announcement in this paper and learn cn what dates he will be near cet to you. and meet him with your tax returns. Promptness upon the part of tax papers in meeting and making their tax returns to tbe Re eeiver is the surest remedy for cor reeling the errors that have been creeping into the tax digest for a number of years. The recommendation of the last grand jury relative to Justices of Peace on this point, if strictly ad hered to, will aid very much in get ting up correct tax returns, which we presume all our citizens desire. An Important Arie*t. The arrest of a suspicions character upon his companionship, general appearance, move wait meats or without ing until he has robbed a traveler, fired a house, or murdered a fellow-man, is an important function of a shrewd de tective. Even wo'e impoitaut is the ar rest of a disease w hich, if not checked, will blight and destroy a human life. Tae frequent cough, loss of appetite, general languor or debility, pallid skin, and bodily aches and paios, announce the appri ach of pulmonary consnmp and tion, which is primptly arrested permanently cured by Dr. Pierce’s •‘Golden Medical Discovery. ’ Sold hy druggists. So, Ho! Mk. Editok: I notice in your is sue of this morning that you call at tentiou to tho fact of my having at tended alone (being the only boy present at) the picnic held by the 25 young ladies yesterday afletnoou. I didn’t care if others tne.v of my surreptitious attendance, but to have these 25 informed, through as wide ly circulated journal as the News, of my intrusion upon the intended to-be exclusiveness of tbeu festivi ties, is an unbearable injury, for which I demand the most abject bn miliation of your intelligent leporter. However, as the matter is out, if any of these 25 feel aggrieved, they can call upon said i r. for my apolo gy, unlimited quantities of wbu'b I have left in bis hands to be dealt out unstintedly for the healing of the lacerated spirits of the fair one*. I hope the balance of the town en joyed itself while we were at the pic cic. Yours It illy, Ai.ex. Murray.* Weak lungs, spitting of blood, con sumption and kindred affections, cared without physician, Address for treatise, witb It) ceuta in stamps, World’s Dta peusarv Medical Associatio >, HG3 Main Street, Buffalo, N Y TouTtaEiewr PURE i ^*®*T PERFECT **?£, j lie ecyterior ex ceil erne proven in million* of homes for more than a quarter of a cen ^ h igIlK . d by thc united ntates Gov- eminent. Endorsed by the heads of the if Great real Universities inni'jiMts as it? the mic ouviijj^s. .Strongest, Purest x uirs» ^ mo%l Healthful. Dr. Frier* Cream Powder do*-* nu» contain Aramupia, Un^ or Alum. Sold only in Cana PKICE BAKING POWDER CO. SEW TOBK. CHICAGO. ST. IOTIS. d-ChwsUip.top eol.nrm The Shakespeare Oat). The Shakespeare Club met ytster afternoon at the residence of Capt. H. P. Hill and determined not to be the Shakespeare Club, but tbe “Sorosis, ,, *devoted to tbe study of English Literature. They did, how ever, read “Love's Labor Lost.” and all accomplished tbe rendition ad¬ mirably, especially Miss Mary Grat¬ tan, who took the part o. the King. It was decided to admit no resident visitor, though r.on residents are al¬ ways welcome. With Miss Hill as president, Mrs. Searcy as vice presi dent, Miss Halliday as secretary and Miss Theo Burr as treasurer, and so many intelligent ladies as high privates the society can not fail to be a grand success. Contention? women are slaves to headache: but twenty-five cents spent for a bottle of Salvation 0:1 will restore liariony in th* household THE COMMONWEALTH. The News as Gathered Over Georgia. At Reynolds, Friday, while hand ling a pistol, a Mr. Langfardo was accidentally shot in the stomach. Mrs. William GeDtry, of Green coninv, has a turkey hen that has laid 112 eggs in as many consecutive days. The stockholders of the prohibi tion weekly to be started in Atlanta at an early date, will endeavor to se cure tbe services of Mrs. Dr. W. B. Felton, of Cartersville, as editor in chief. Two g.-’.-t euemie — Hoo-u* m-Ta ml imp, 1 e idood. T e ha ,c-r i» utterly tie eated by >.e peculiar medicine. t.t.’.jt* the* 1’eople Never b**?. A . who lias the craze for stamp yoihi-siag <a; d at the Bangor postoffice rev. m-/ and said she wanted to buy “souk <’f th- stamps which are canceled when is jsaid on regular publica¬ tions. ’ I: i> against the rule to sell these stans- and the woman’s remark led to an io\--’ica.i'-n l»v an inspector. Ac¬ cording to a rule of the department, mail matter prepaid:- receipted in a book, which i-, sen: to Washington when filled. Stamps of a particular - rt were placed on the r-rei - and canceled. As they were never . >d to go from the office they were < i >ur eof great value to col¬ lector:. Th insjiector fou; .1 that the book had t * taken by an Value. employe, who believed it hoof no He sold them and i and eager customers for them. Wh; vor he had on hand he gave to the i sp-ctor who called on him. —,Springfield Republican. Safe advice to stock speculators, pro¬ verbially expressed: “If at fir.t you do succeed, do t try again'" — IV-ton Record. is * i | j I j j i j I ! ; j DR. BOLL’S COUGH STROP For the cure cf Coughs, Colds, Hoarse¬ ness, Whooping Croup, Cough, Asthma, Incipient Bronchitis, Con¬ sumption, end fc-r the relief cf con- of sumptivo the Disease. persons Fcr In Saietys!! advanced stages Price. C-n‘s Drug 2S A GOOD MULE ! Cheap for CASH or %ood NOTE! If you want « good load of wood send ns one dollar and your 0 r. der. J. H. KEITH & C(>. MATCHLESS GOODS' “THE MATCHLES8.” - And Matchless Prices. - J3f*I have every shape ami ctlur in Hats, something to salt every face The above one of the latest styles direct from the largest wholesale New York house vv'i'h a n trimmer and always the very latest designs, I guarantee satisfaction. I t-n can fill anv SPECIAL ORDER FR03I NEW YORK in from three to fire days. ^"Eibbon* in great varietv of width and colors ■ t tar** sortment of Feathers. Flowers, Laces. Silks and Gauzes—ali fresh and „ me a call. new Please give (naar-25d,kwffi MRS. E. CROCKER. ROBERT BUIST’S EASTERN SEED IrishPotatoes! -AND- ALL KINDS GARDEN SEED A T HOLMAN A CO.’S The Biggest Tiling OH Ice. Sehlilz Celebrated Bottled Beer. This justly world-renowned hever age, as to excellency in quality and taste, is now for sale by •James Campbell, George A Hartnett, and J. J. Ison. Give them a call. n;21su.wed 4 v House and Lot for Sale. The nine room house known as tbe Nall place, corner of Solomon and Sixth streets. One square from busiuess portion of city. Splendid place for day boarding benso ply to C. P. or Tho-.. Nal!. Sitnafi l ranted. A lady desires sit uation as nurse, or can do general housework and cooking, if reqe-'red. Will b ^ satis ~ fied with io" ag , , c ‘ i!i h iVe good referent"- ■ bess *‘0." care News Office. < i i d&wtf. 400 Pa; t o' Shoes. 1 have je received 400 pairs of Drummers’ Hamr’e Ri >es. which I will seif at les-, f N w York cost. Call early Mon . • moroiDg before the assortme: 1 is I ok u. aprSd&wlwj R. 1‘ trice la no A PROCLAIM ATIOA. GEORGIA : By JOHN 8. GORDON. Governor of said State. | Whereas, Official information ha^ been re- j ceived committed at this in Department the connty of that Spalding.on a marder was the i third day of April, inst; upoh the body of I William Mitchell by Charle Thomas, color¬ ed, as alleged, and that said Thomas has fled from justice. I hare thought proper, therefore," to i-sue this my Proclamation, hereby oflering a re¬ ward of One Hundred and Twenty-five Dol |larsforthe apprehension and delivery of j ' said county Charley and State. Thomas, to the Sheriff of said And I do moreover charge and require all Officers in this State, CiYil and Military, to be vigilant iH endeavoring fo apprehend the •aid Char ey Th*mas inorder that he may be brought totrial.for the offense with which he stands charged. Given un<’‘-r my hand and the Great Seal of the State, at the Capitol in Atlanta this the twelfth day of April in the year of our Lord One VJilC Thousand I 1 IUU-WUU Eight ilUUUICU Hundred and tallU the Eieghtv-eight United States and of the Independence of of America the One Hun¬ dred and Twelfth. J B GORDON. Governor By the X. Governor, C. Barnetp. Secretary of State A v R o E u CONSUMPTIVE fcaa cures uumysluiF wwrat wm and Lithe beat rrincdr for all affections «f th« Uiroat and icnpj, and diawt^cs arfata* and w*. (roa» atrmndnMr Imtwr* blood awl eihausuon. The ferf,;® to *ba will la a«al«j* dwaaee. and aiowlv hL. drirsln* *,2 (rrara. many case* recover theie , tnralaahta r Tonic, but detar iadan- • tor all pain* vaeta. BO*, at amtavtsta. AppliCatiOH fOT CtiartBf GEORGIA, , ’ NPALIUXOCOUSTT. To the Superior Court of said connty: Your petitioners, A. G. Van Dyke, John Southerland, S. M. Way man, Rudolph Get- ter, Vir^i! L. Hughes, James D. Husted, Lu¬ ther Stasley, A. Taylor, Hugo W. Haese’kus ' and W, Warder, that they and such oth pray er persons a< may be’ hereafter be associated with them, may by order of said court cob stitu ed a body corporate wi-h the privileges and for tbe purposes beriuafter set fourth, to wit: First, The name of said corporation shall be ‘‘The 3Ii(l(lle Georgia Ship¬ pers Union,” point in saiJ Dollars, county: its capital privilege stock of Two ia ihou-and with thc- creasing the same w ithout fuither order of said court, to a sum not exceeding twenty thousand dollars; and the be period of such corporate existence shall twenty years, with the privilege of renewal in terms of :h« statute. second. It shall be the business and pur¬ pose of said corporation to buy, market aud | t cojserve fruits and other farm proda ts; to purchase undotners; and sell supplies and for sell its fertilizers members ; to purchase for such and to manipulate and iDgred'enta such machinery pur¬ pose. To own run as ; shall he necessary to carry on their business. anu to * 1 have ____.___ such _ L other it. . H privileges, 1 . y, n not , 1 A ♦ incon * t, A. ,n i sistent wi lithe laws of Georgia and or contrary advance i to public policy,as shall further the purposes o the orgamzation. Third, They shall have the right to bor¬ row money aud pledge the faith of thc cor poration to an extent of liability not ex. eed ixg fifty per cent of its capital stock, and to this end may issue bonds or other evidences of debt. Fourth, They shall have the right to sue and be sued, to use a common seal, to pa> •ueh by-laws not inconsistent with law or public policy as may be advisable for tbe government and management of the body, w hich by-laws may fix the number and names of its officers their duties and obliga tions, and also the privileges of the. stock holders. Fifth, Such c irporation shall have the right to own and dispose of such property both real and personal and mixed, as may¬ be necessary or expedient to carry on iw business or protect its interests from loss. Sixth, Such other privileges and human ties as sball be necessary to properly carry >a said business, year pettioners pray for. JN'O. J. HUNT, Attorney for Petitioners."] I certify that the foregoiag application for charter is’a true extract from the minutes Spalding Superior Court. Witness my offi¬ cial signature this April 11th, 1-83. Wm. M. Thomas, Clerk S. C. 8. C. THE-:- VERY-:-LATEST STYLES IN SPRING MILLINERY! i | . Eonnei*, Ribbons, Feathers anu a-* Oth r Trimmings have just been received at Mrs. M. L. WHITE’S, The Fashionable Milliner and Dressmikar, corner Hill and Broadway streets. .. Mould be pleased to have everybody tn* and examine my ftook. Prices owett. . i. \ v’ :rrr - is 'T " il x : * ... ----------