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THE JASPER NEWS VOL. 11 } ubliahed everv Saturday • By RHYNE BROS Entered in the Post office at Jasper Ga. as second class mail matter * Terms of subscription cash in ad vane l year 75e roo 85c is $ mo SOcts Address The Jasper News Jasper £9 . . General Directory. x COUNTY OFFICERS. E Hood Ordinary.; 8. K. McCntcheo n Clerk of Superior Court. R 8. Henderson, Sheriff. \ L T Padgett, Tax Receiver. \ George Little, Tax Collector T. Honea Ruveyor. j.H. Dorsey Coroner. J R. Alien, School commissioner. Town Council, E. Lening Mayor N. C. .McClain J J\ Hood J. R. Howell. Council me* C. Pickett. ) K. Wofford Clerk. j'r aterual Record i i< kens $ti»r J.od^e iiO y .st Meets first 7 ik sd»y in each Month W. H. Simmons, W. M. M. Stoner & w. F. C. Tate, j. m. L. Maeiev. Treasurer. M C McClaiw SserFary. J Roensi Tylor. Religious, Serriuea. <Tmreh every seoottd Saturday and 8«adsay. by Rev Wm, 8tv*s Mefchodirt cfcarah. Reory third Saturday and Si;i*dsy Wy Rm jf, f). Frr tr JASPER GA. SATURDAY APRIL 18, 1885. TWILIGHT. The twilight gathers fair and fir.«* Above the ditupiin stream; The rosy colors shitt Mid *h iue, And all the shadowy world doth seem The picture of some happy dream. Too soon from darkening tide and shove The vision melts away; To paint the heavenly space o’re No amethystiue hues delay. Nor tender rose nor sapphire stay. Yet not a taint will ever fade From the heaven where once it shone Every sweet color there inlaid Pcrpetua/ has grown Since, iu the trembling light I made • You, love, my own, own! The Light of a Smile “What are pmV* said a tear, To a smile playing uear, “ JFith a flickerin ' shimmer, You transently glimmer On the nif aningless featuvs of mirth; Ku/ you nothing express Of die anguish and stress That make up man’s portion on earth.” “You are rather sever,” Said the smile to the tear, “For as day, to shine bright’ Needs a background of night, So grief must be bordered with gladness And the light of a smile More than once in a while He/ps a tear to unbosom its sadnes.” THE JOimiMK PEOI-LK. The Mobile Register says, we haw noted with nuiuh pleasure aud gratifv catiofi the cordial «'Oii^rrat»l<iiioii eaten ded the .South by many of our contem¬ poraries of both parties, <> Q the evidence that has recently been given id the wouderfu/ progress mj.de by oue section in the past few years. Rut there i* oue point connected with the progress oa which sufficient stress has net, i,i our opition, been laid, and that is— what manner of people are thei**, who thus from from defeat and disaster Lave evolved prosperity that promises to be greater than that of ante-beilma da\%? Since the close of t’j% wir tht peo¬ ple of the&uth have been bnlion and slandered by enemies, lcstn*ed and cri/ ieised by those who have NO 16 task of ad rising theui. and patronized by friends. Through »dl the vicissitude that have to/lowed the t-lose of the war betweeu the States, they have patiently earnestly, hopefully remained Stedhist ii> their determination to build up their want places, and to cause plen¬ ty and prosperity again to abound n the land. Their faces have iudead and in truth, been turned towards the mor¬ ning. Darkness has frequently faihn on the iund, and dispare has tugged. at the hearts cf many; disappointment has many a time chilled the hopes thousands’, disaster has full often dash¬ ed to the ground the fair structure presperity tint was beginning to raise itself aloft; bullet our Southren peo¬ ple have never faltered. As line gray lilies swept on over every obsticle in battle so now have the of the South swept on to victory over disastei and discouragement. w hat manner of people are these? Eighteen^ ears ago the South w as ini poverialied, bankrupt. Ruin and deso¬ lation had spread ov**r the laud, poverty hat) fol/owed in their wake. Then caiue the struggle of life again under strang and totally change] circumstance*, and with t’ i e political emi'tion adding addition. ] difficulty to the economic problem. We believe that we state what is in¬ controvertible. when wo say that the attention of the people of ‘he North has been called much ino>e the faults of the Southern people thau to their good qualities since the close of the war. And yet a people who have achieved success in the teeth of* dffieul ties hav« to overcome; a people who have plucked from the nettle disaster the prosperity; are entitled now to a of the judgement pronounced them by many. For example cau not be considered to bo with¬ euergy and thriftless: they can not termed “raisers of nothing else,” as have termed them in the pant; and can not be that the favorite occupa¬ of a large portion of them is to ride with shotgun on ahofder and pis¬ in belt. The P eo P le of theSvolb have theiT —what people have not? but that are possessed of qualifies worthy of respect and aud admiration candid man must acknowledge be reflect! upon the work aeoom by them. ‘Let go my ear,” yelled a passenger a W est Side streef oar yesterday I beg y #ur pirdM,” ( thought I had of the strap.” ISAAC grant Attorney at juiw. /iib per, , . *■' IH7 IQ.. Practices in the court*. Legal business solicited and prnq.; t'y atteiw e d to. Office in court House. c. D. MADDOX ATTORNEY AT LAW, CANTON, GEORGIA Refers, by permission to John Ht ey and Co.^J.R. wylle and Gramlii g paulding & <. : Ci.., th ^Simpson & Galt Manufacturing co-Cj nemuati, Ohio. P. P. DuPREE, ATTORNEY AT LV CANTON, GEORGIA. Will practice in the Blue Ridge circuit and in Cherokee bounty. Often Court House wif Tfrditmry. Administrations ou estates. < illtith i * fcj it iiilty MOULTRIE SESSION^ ATTORNEY A LAW. ELLIJAY HA Will pr.-ietie** in it! t,V» e»ntieiof the Blue Ridge Circuit. Prompt*e* is his motto. JOHN W.HENLEY ATTORNEY aT LAW, J a spe Ga W. T. DAY, ATTORNEY AT LAW, Jasper, Ga Practices in the Blue Ridge Circuit and in <ke U. 8. Circuit (and Disk ourt for the Northern Dist. of G< • L.a r y / 1) —wiintSLE— Produce,com mtwion M^r No 89 $oatl> Broad ATLANTA, . . . GEORGIA - We reepeotfnlly solicit your eovwngn meats of Bacon, Flour, Lard, Cota, Oata, Uay, Butt 't, Cheese, Appb*», fo Utoes, Onions, Rg«s, Chickens, Florida and all kinds of Frodnro.