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if PURE DRUGS! if -----♦ ••;---— F AHOY TOILET ARTICLES, LEADING PATENT MEDICINES, PAHTECB REV1ED1ES. AND EVERYTHING KEPT IN A First-Class - Drug - store. Prescrip- DR. E. R. ANTHONY’S DRUGSTORE R. J. DEANE, PHOTOGRAPHER. PICTURE FRAMES MADE TO ORDER. HJ* Old Future, Copkd *nd Enlarged. (irian, (iu., April '21. JACK H. POWELL, --proprietor of--- ORIFFIVH FIRST-CLASS IIVER1 if 8TABI.ES,★ BROADWAY STREtT. Finest Turnouts and Best Horses to be Had. jjr* Terms Most Reasonable and Strictly CASH to all! apr3«red,fri.*n :im Tie Entire StooK of Gods --OF- STILWELL & KEITH, Are being sold at a GREA SAC- RJFICE. These goods MUST BE SOU)! Tho Most of them arc First-class Goods. Genuine May be had. Come while you find what you want. J.F. STILWELL, 23 Hill St., GRIFFIN. GA Jan.SUt. l88S.-d&w Carriage ami Wagon Too uniler“igneil bus taken Shop opposite D. W. and will bo prepared to Build to order and do a general business. Also, Horse Shoeing. Respectfully. Fkchser. Chas.. House and Lot for Sale. The nine room house known the Nall place, corner of and Sixth streets. One square business portion of city. place for day boarding house. ply to C. P. or Thot. Nall. ■ — --— Situation Wanted. A lady desires a situation as or can do general housework cooking, if required. Will bo tied with low wages, and can good references. Address •*(.),*• News Office, Griffin, Ga. d&wtf. • .’TTYC tUO T'lT xVX 1 JU-4, sTT? irnr , li.nv. heT«*m ll , nn-I.'i; . , .: , Ihir«v..; 10 Bonus' St. V wh NilW t ndvriwi, \ »UI‘* .MsU'w’.s* muV A 'r U IN r NEW Try our Imported Olive Oil,! — LOT Kussett Appl08 ! Dnrkee- s Salad Dressing Lemons Siill 20c. doz. per +e HEAPESf GPO B m IN TOWN! T JUST RECEIVED * BREADS★ — Another ^Irlcin — OUT AT 11 A. M. --OF THAT- EVERY DAY FINE BUTTER ! J ................. *R0LN1> ABOUT. Mailrn l «nr*rata,r KV*pl«* ‘* B * 1 mrml ,1.«i Cmtlp, I OF COURSX. Give »ue a kiss, mjr <l»rlin|f, do, blue He said »» lie gazed in lies eyet *° “1 won’t she said" yon lazy elf, Screw up yoorlips und help yourself. Miss Loula Bridges, of Creswell, is visiting iu the city. Mrs. Dr. W. W. Walcott went up to Ulanta yesterday. B. B. Blakely attended the Gilmore Concert, iu Atlanta, yesterdad. Miss Susie lisle was among the many who visited Atlanta yesterday to see Gilmore. Hon. Joseph D. ISoyd and Master Joe took in the celebrated Gilmore Couceut iu Atlnntr last night. Right Rev. J. W. B ckwith is now on his confirma ion visitations to tho par lahes of hia dioceses. Mr.jiud Mrs. Ilea went up to attend tho musical entertainment of Gilmore’s band yesterday in Atlanta. judge C. II. Johnson left on the noon train yesterday for Cartersville. where he was called on urgent business. Miss Blakie Sharp, the accomplished music teacher of Waugh College, left on the Gate City to attend Gilmore’s Con cert. Mrs. Kendall, wife of Capt. Charlie Kendall, onr efficient and polite con doctor ou the Ga., Midland i» visiting Miss Kate Camp. Mrs. M. L. Bates lift on the 4.05 train yesterday for Macon, where she goes to visit her daughter, Miss Anma at Weslyau F. malo College. Hcuoia fJentinel: “Mr. and Mrs. E. P. Johnson, and Mrs. R. A Thompson, all of Griffin, were the guest) of Mr. and J. J. Dennis several days this week.” Rev. Clina. Tlimias left on the noon train yesterday for Atlanta, to visit Right Rev. j W. Beckwith, who has just returned from nn extended trip to Europe. Mr. and Mrs. R. j. Deane returned on tho 4,05 train yesterday from Atlanta where they went Thursday night to see Gilmore’s Juldlle. They were woll pleased with the entertainment. Four of the citizens of the second Dis triet of Pike were run inyesterday at one time by officers Phelps and Cunning ham for drunkenness and disorderly con duct. It was n job lot and a very good one, though somewhat tough. At the last session of tho city council of Barnesville two propositions were made t > fix fbe whisky license, one at §400 and i ho other $0,000. The vote be ingutieilie Mayor cast tho decidiug vet >, making whisky lieeuso §0,000 and for rice Ler $1,000. Henry County Timca: “Greenwood farmers sold 206 bales of cotton to a Grif tin man last Monday for 0 cents as fol lows: W. W. Amis, 72: J. P. Copeland, 51; J. M. Carmicle. 26; W. W. Willifhns If; Sell and Capt. Farris, li; J. L. Kim bell. 10; J. P. Fields, 10; W. E, Alexan der, 0; making a total of 200.” Yesterday a party consiting of twenty oue of the youug ladies of the city, met at tho home of Miss Mo’die White, and went out to Drake’s spring, odo mile southwest of tho city, and spent the day in picnicking. This was strictly “pullet party” and no geutlemen allowed iu their ranks. It is said ono youug man made an effort to join in with tliis fair army but was persuaded not to come any nearer, so lie took hint nud left for Atlanta on tbe train. About five o’clock the cutire ty marched up llill street, with wild flowers, to Deane’s art gallery amt had their pictures taken iu a groupe. The pleasures of the day will long remembered by all who were there. Boils, Pimples, hives, ringworm, tetter and all i i!ier by uiaiufe«liition®of Hood’s Sarsaparilla impvre blood, 3 are ou ed A Huge Monster. The party tb»t left Griffin Mon j ! day morning foi Grattan Hail, on tbe Flint river to spend a week in j fishing and rusticating ou tbe snonn tain, have certainly enjoyed that sport with no cloud to mar their pleasures or obstacle of anykind to prevent the j routine of each day’s happiness, nriu! Thursday night, and then, “Oh. dread ful monster,” “Sea serpent,” “You maemnontb creature, what art thou ' “Satan is it thou?” “What else can it be?” exclaimed Noah Collens, and he and D. Gleesner echoed tbe same in one loud voice back to the camp on the bank of the river, as they sat horrified in a little boat tryiDg to fish the taut fine., ritichJudge Hammond had carefully 1 ted an bonr previous. Great wd th<- confusion and awful was tbe fi ^bt of Noah as he sat in the boat alene, gazing at—well, the thing, the snake, the devil, or what ever it was, Douglas having leaped over board and was splashing and floundering in water 20 feet deep, trying to reach tbo shore. When Noah saw lie was alone he yelled out for help and cried porously for deliv erance from thr ..ster. “Ob, it’s eyes are like head lights to a mogul engine and it shines like a crystals ed wave in moonlight,”he exclaimed, I3y this time Douglas had reached a willow limb that bung over iu the water and with tbe quickest “get up” he ever bad t n him, rushed to his comrades an>- ying for something to be done, a: . iono quick, for his pal Noah, in the boat. Judge Ham mood came to the rescue and cutting a muscadine vine, threw one end over tbe boat and pulled Noah and the monster to the bank of the river. Poor Noah had fainted and fell back wards, but be was soon pulled out and placed ou a pile ol leaves that Douglas had prepared for the occas ion. He was rubbed with camphor and given stimulants until at last he rose up and said, “What has become of that shining devil of a thing ?” “By gads it’s gone,” said Douglas, and the entire party rushed to the boat to see it, when Noah raised up again pale as death. “Oh, there it : s, but it has ‘swunked’ up so,” and ono of the ladies stepped down in the boat and picked up a small cambric needle. How often is the light af the house hold clouded by signs of melancholy Yet or irritably on the part of the ladies. they are not to be blamed, for they that are the result of ailments peculiar But to the sex. which men know not of. may be removed and joy restored by the use of Dr. Pierce,s “Favorite Prescrip tion,” which, as a tonic and nrrvine for debilitated women, is certain, safe and plea-anr. It is beyond all compare the great healer of women. LEAP YEAR WHIST. A Game Which Is Becoming Quite Pop* ular With the Ladles, A game, which has become very fashionable and popular with tho la dies, is known by the above title. To *hose who have not been initia ted. a brief description will be of in terest. The game is played precise ly like the seven pointed American game of whist, with slight variations, in the following particulars: First.^dlearLs are always trumps. This obviates the necessity of asking What’s trumps? Of course no trump card is turned. Second. The l^uecn of Hearts is always the commanding card. Tbe other cards of-the suit rank after the Queen in the usual order, Ace. King. Knave, etc. Third. If the Queeu captures the King of trumps from an opponent, i^ counts two tricks. Should this re suit in an even number of tricks at tho close of the hand, the Queen’s side scores one point. Fourth. Eeigbt point** constitute a game. Leap year whists excited marked interests at the late International Councii of Women at Washington. Some of the more radical members favord having no trumps except tL« ! Queens, and this view might have prevailed had it not been for the ir i reconcilable disagreement as to which should be tbe comuiandicg trump— the Queen of Hearts or tho Queen I of Diamonds. • A very reep-eetable minority favorOd tbe Queen of Clubs. It was finally decided to laave the game for the present with the few change* above notfd. Boman and Her Diseases. is tlie title of a large illustrated treatise, by Dr. R. V. Pierce, Bugalo, X. Y., sent to auy address for teo cents in stamps, ft teaches auece-sfnl selMreafnimt. OJil’F, BALM, ALWAYS B.tU». I earnrd A>1--B f ?■ D • .» *1 a FaGt " ah’’ P- •*,*.« v , V k ! O i I;-e r, •• t to n..\v r ! 1 '.? > -.■•a fi ? i fi¬ ; : ‘ t- ll P w , . , - »*■ ' to - a. ,,i i C-t| t P » 1 ! i of V > t. > • , U . . .Ml * v» i i t yitagain, m l l • eg bus been compounded hai will res o?re >- N« oral b*l iue%«i oom^s on s k!»! . i’ d the Hvfol t«y o' its n s.. (.-.ai!"'> ove” me hu. ■* ex '« ma» fie po p>. • I by t v i ,i t tii *. COIlriij* M no bo v * Lu'ig at b mt, t. .it f .0!, ■ , J ; . - ag . • 1 bail vLo pwtv.i i a 1 dl> o‘ tin IT' A < 1 -k ) fli : -t ; t.i’i "f D, B Z il, of I* ills, to . . 3W J i ive dressed too he > D of N a Y 1 ;h :iu i Parisian? foi i j V •t i. I in va itjueu’ed who u ■'» ft > of 0 > ; p< rous, ft cm wt ,, :>ri > : bill .i Of l 11 , but. ic i -eronoi aid -1***- *. 3? - u* i e gvurii lity a ! {a i j • - ■ -< 1 st 1 oovt mg. at t t Vf i lOlt \ :d 1 p' ■•••to dd ID, i : - o i W1 (I ' H i! V, 1 j. po ■<• u . ij \ robbed .1 kn i f i l t i i ed their fanip^b f. ..if r re hud Fee a . • e i/ i.r life left sla-iiberi’* uni-c S‘-reiy have Le^ < t t u'i >■> r.s wonted fire at 1 ■ i Li ye giv* J .t qp at 1 > -t ■ < - 1 ibitu a on d to my w g Jf 1 i. .vt used one Lair rti , l t..,rr- iis< i 500. ■ d evtry i. ... •», wa* w Hi .’,;ed rot j ev i ajd’irsH, but to til i i i v Mien some ht* L 'vt it my s ' s. . me, j S -t i a .em rkiD e growth and t. g o>s of hair I have. It i a -ged in twenty five years. i no bail’ dresser seized bis soft hr .ii. : r drib both hands, aud with n v i:- jerk removed it front bis head. It was a costly wig, aud b's head was as white and bare a« a bil hard ball. That is why! he resumed bitterly. And I. not only a hair dresser, but skilled in every tonsorial arl! If there was a help for baldness, other than tbe wig maker, do you for a moment suppose that 1. of all men. would not know it, and. knowing it, would not ouly have rescued myself, but have saved to myself hundreds of my most profitable customers? If tha’, is not proof euougb that a man once bald is always bald, just call to mind docteis of your own acquaintance who are bald as glass globes. They are learned in tLe mysteries of drugs and their preparation. They know what iesu!t their combination and application produce. If any one liv iug were cnpblo of curing baldness some one among these experts in the science of medicine surely ought to be {lie one. You never had occa sion to go I > a doctor to get a pre script ion f.r baldness, I see. I hive had st eh occasion. Did I get one ’ Lc-t i y shining pole be my an s wet. Come t< me for a cure for any thing else,' iu\ medical adviser said. Anything else, said he. and I will cure you But baldness! Why, my dar sir. Escnlapius himself was as bald is—as bald as -well, as bald as I an ! And La v -s bald, this doctor of mine. An onion has more hair than i he did! No, my son. If there lurk e( 1 any whet e in all the materia modi ca, of not only this age. but of past ages, the tame of one little herb or drug, or whatever you may call it, flat could bid even one hair to grow where there had been ten before, thete would be uo ball doctors, and the discoverer of that boon wonid live longer in the hearts of men than the much-spoken>of individual who is expected to reach the summit of all greatness some day by making two blades of grass grow where one grew l>»forc! Alt persons desiring a family me Heine upon which they' an rely, choose Larador which promptly relieves and cores disease* of the stomach, liver, tjowds and blood. Pri e only 25 cents- “Age cannot wither it nor coustom state its infinite variety.” Flesh is hardly heir to an ache or pain which cannot be cured by nsjns Halv*tion DU lit, painfully annoyinff to be disturbed ia iu jmblic assemblies by some one eoughb # when you knn> know Dr. Dr. Bnll’s Bull’s Conch Cough Syrup gvrnit is only 25 cent”. Central Railroad Time Table. southward Barnesville Special (Sunday only 7:45 a. rn. Barnesville Acccmmoda tion (daily except Sunday) 5:57 a. rn. Passenger No. 3, 5:41 a. in. Passenger No. 11. 11:31 n m Passenger and Mail N f \ 1. 4:01 p. m. Passenger No. 13, 9:05 p. m. SOUTHWARD. Passenger and Mail No. ‘2. 8:20 a. m. Passenger No. 14, 11:20 p. in. Passenger No. 12, 4:05 p. in. Barnesville Special (Sunday only) 4:58 p. m. Barnesville Accomraoda tion (daily except Sunday) 7:10 p 10. Passenger No. 4, 8:43 p. m. -fotL WE IQHT Its superior excellence proven in of homes laused for more than United a quarter States of a tury. It by the ernment. Endorsed by the heads of Great Universities as the Strongest, and most Healthful. I>r. Price’s Baking Powder does no* contain Lime, or Alum. Sold only in Cans. PRICE BAKISG POWDER CO. SEW TOBK. CHICAGO. ST. I.OLIS d4thw8thp,top col.nrro A GOOD MULE! ---- lo-, ■ Cheap for CASH or good NOTE! If you want a good load of wood send us one dollar and your or¬ der. J. H. KEITH & CO. E. J. FLEMISTER’S - SPECIAL BARGAINS - I OR THIS WEEK! ).o ri¬ Ail Wool Nun's dings, in desirable colors. 19c. well worth 30c. Wool Cashmer . inches wide, in all new shades at 25c. Crepe Carres t : wool. 40 inches wide, at 50c.—value 80c. Grand reductions in Silk Warp and Wool Henriettas, Blacks and Colors. Best quality Surah Silks at 75c., sold everywhere at $1 per yard. Gnat Go! j i Prices on all Oiler Dress Goois in SM! Few Pier.:;, tlack Silks at Your own Price! La'eri Trimmings to Watch all Dress Goods! “Belford” 4 fiat U Ion Kids, Silk Embroidered. 65c. “Alexander's “ “ S1.00 Splendid Black 1.00 “Mather" Kids in G s. Blacks and Tans, at $1.00 that retail the world over at $1.50. New Silk Gloves in Blacks and Colors. New Collars and Cuffs. One lot Ladies Hoes in Blacks and Assorted Colors, at 25c. on bargain counter, well worth from 40c. to 75c. Misses Silk Lisle Hose at 25c.—Grand Bargain. Silk Dozens upon dozens Gents.’ B ack and Colored Half Hose in Lisle, Clocked at 25c., well worth double the money, New Ginghams, Satteens, Prints, Lams and White Goods - RECEIVED EVERY WEEK. - Black Silk Spanish Lace Flouncing. Best value in city for money. Fine Line Torchon Laces Cheap. Will have in a few days 500 BUTTERICK FASHION SHEETS for May, t* be GIVEN AWAY. Call and get one. -Do :j- SHOE DEPARTMENT I ly Shoe Stock will be found tha Largest and Most Gomplete in tha city* New Slippers, for Ladies. Misses and Children. Special bargains i i Men’s Hand Sewed goods, in such celebrated Makes as Hanan’s, Emerson's and Sweet & Sherwood's. -ttO’ri- fciF* Examine my CLOTHING SAMPLES from Jacob Reed's Sons. W® guarantee FIT and WORKMANSHIP, for less money than you pay for first* class ready-made work. *c*o;>* H E HAVE OTHER BARGAINS AND SPECIALTIES that space forbids mentioning. Ail we ask is examination and comparis** of prices of our goods with others. $&" Trade of all my former patrons solicited et her for cash or on time* E. J. FLEMISTER. 51 and 53 Hill St. 1 NOTICE? i I TO LITIGANTS IN COUNTY COURT ■ j i ssassaasap^stta SS ^SKiLlSaVKxi yj O fl Monday in each month. The .. r ' l t r,h ! bo held , ’ 10 nnder this noli v. at •• ’ sion, next, will and be the on first the Court fourth y„. ij” f, 8 *- I terlv seasiou to be i cia ar will be held on bwin^ the fourti, Li ' Court day in June next. The and^ will carried on as heretofore the Court will continue to »it or. lhe d«r. now fixed by law until this chance shall * into effect. 8 sbaU *o i m30w4 By order of WALTER JndgeS.C.C. C. BEEK8, f to Beatrice, Nebraska. ( homw, mild climate, rich doobf. Mil ____ j? , . u; population, 10,000, will t». ; ears; valaes will ako double Wm «oon be chief manufacturing city in ,h» 1 State. Immense water power. Eight rail r? growth. Excursions atetswtt ss* - faomall Eastern point* ^ at V.aH rates. Eor circulars address. BOARD Or TRADE Beatrice. Neb. fiolice to Debtors and Creditors. debtedue88 undersigned and make settlement of such In at once; and all persons harms demands against said estate are notified to present their claims properly proven. apr4w6 J. J. MANGIiAM, Administrator THE-:- VERY-;-LATEST STYLES IIS SPRING MILLINERY! Hats, Other Bonnets, Ribbons, Feathers and all Trimmings received have just been at Mrs. M. L. WHITE’S, The Fashionable Milliner and Dressmaker, corner Hill and Broadway streets. Would be pleased to have everybody call and examine my stoek. \ Prices the ovest.