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(HUME 17
SPRING 1888.
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^ADVERTISING IS ALL NONSENSE
Unless Tiiere is Something ilsl Back of If!
It is no Use to Make a Noise About What You
are Going to do, Unless you are Prepared
to do it When the Time Comes.
V ...SC HEUERMAN, our buyer, is acknowcldgetl by
every one to be the the most careful buyer in all this
section.
WE ARE WEDDED TO HO WHOLESALE FIRM OR FIRMS!
but wherever the greatest bargains are to be found,
there we make our purchases. The entire Northern
and eastern markets tire open to us, as we have the
CASH to discount every bill in ten days and we always
do it.
A New Departure In Buying Dress Goods!
and one that every lady will appreciate, as a great
inducement.
gap We buy in Woolen Dress Goods
MP Only one Dress Pattern of a Shade!
You will at once see, that by buying a dress from us,
no one else will have a dress like yours in the town.
We have tried this tor one season, and never before
were our sales so entirely satisfactory, both to our
customers and ourselves.
Henrietta, Serges, Batiste
In all the new shades introduced this sea¬
son. With every possible color and shade,
in Moire Silks, and Moire Ribbons to match
the Silks. Or, if you prefer Gimps, Braided
ters Sets, or Passementeries, we are headquar¬
for all these.
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THEY HAVE NO SUPERIORS!
WE MEAN OUR STOCK OF SATTEENS.
( In this department we can show you the
largest have Rennants assortment in Middle Georgia. W T e
of French Satteen at 10 cts.
and 12 cts. that are worth, cut from the
of piece, 25c. Then we have an immense line
Satteens in the piece at 15, 20, and 25c. in
styles that are simply lovely.
It is unnecessary to mention our stock of
LACES and EMBROIDERIES. Every lady
Knows Where to Go to Buy These Goods!
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SOMETHING NEW IN SPRING WRAPS !
SCARFS A§yO FICHUES
in every conceivable shade, to match any dress,
and saves trouble of making one, and less ex¬
pensive, as this is a sample lot and we are sell¬
ing them for about half their value.
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Ml Clantilly aid dire Lei Flow!
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‘What Everybody Says Musi be True .’ 1
And the ladies tell us that we have the best
selected stock* and also cheapest stock ever
brought here.
Scheuerman & White.
GRIFFIN GEORGIA, SATURDAY MORNING, MARCH 31 1888
SPECIAL O F EMBROI DERIES!
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THEN EW ORK STORE
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Commencing to- morrow and continuing throughout the week. The above lot is from
an Auction Sale a nd embraces NARROW EDGINGS, and MEDIUM EDGINGS. ALSO
^ ItlSOrtXO ns , Flounci nr/s and P anels , ^
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★ WORKED ON CAMBRIC. LINEN OE INDE. AND SWISS ANlD MULL
The Above Goods will be Placed upon Our
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nter C o-unite rs,
.And will be the S pecial feature of our B usiness for the next s j even days. We guar-
antee the prices one half off the regular fig ures.
WREMEMBER THIS REDUCTION ISONLYFORTHE PRESENT WEEK.
If ■%>
you want Embroidem es is the time to Buy.
N EW YORK STOP E ★
Hard Study Not I niioaitny.
Hard study is by no moans the un¬
healthy factor in college life which it is
popularly supposed to be. Professor.
Pierce, of Harvard, publishes some tables
in the last triennial catalogue which
clearly establish the fact that the excess
of deaths during the first ten years after
graduation is found in the class of stu¬
dents whose scholastic work and attain¬
ments were below the average. Even
ignoramuses are not necessarily the
healthiest Times. or the longest lived.—Chicago
It is a growing ou-tom in Germany to
place Christmas trees on the graves of
children. On many of them are burn¬
ing tapers and rich decorations.
Unfailing Spec fle for Liter
DISEASE.
QVMPTHMQ* O I 1*1 I UIVIO Bitt.r or bad taste in
* i mouth; tongue coated
white or covered with a brown fur; pain in
the Rneumatiam; back, sides, 01 joints—often mistaken for
sour stomach; loss of appe¬
tite; sometimes nausea and water-brash, or
bowels indigestion; flatulency and acid eructations;
alternately costive and lax; headache;
less of memory, with a painful sensation of
having failed to do something which ought
to have been done; debility; low spirits; a
thick, yellow appearance of the skin and
eyes; a dry cough; filgh fever; restlessness; the
urine is scanty and colored, and, if al¬
lowed to stand, deposits a sediment.
SIMMONS LIVER REGULATOR
fPlSEil VEGETABLE)
Is generally used in the South to arouse the
Torpid Liver to a healthy action. It acts
with extra ordinary efficacy on the
Lifer, Kidneys and novels.
AS EFTKCTUAL SPECIFIC POB
Xalaria, B«vrl Cmplala). i
Uvspvpata, Sick Mvaiukr, j
<o—atipattloa. HiSacj BIliUaiirM
9b«b««i Affecttva*, Xaaadltr, Caiw. !
wprvMiaa,
Universally admitted to be
THE BEST FAMILY MEDICINE
for Chlldi^ the Aged
has our Z Stamp In red on froniof Wrapper.
H. Zeilin & Co., Philadelphia, Pa.,
Sol,* VBOPftlrrOH*. Price SI.00
TRUTH STRANGER THAN FICTION.
How the O’er True Tale of the Honey
Trees is Received.
The Atlanta Constitution of
Thursday copied the interesting
sketch of John Mitchell’s honey
tree grove in fall, with three head
ings. The Constitution has always
been a great friend to Southern de
velopment and industries and con
stantly extending a friendly hand to
new enterprises. It also copied both
the account of the calamus farm and
the story of its destruction last Auv
gust.
The Atluuta Journal of the same
date eayg : 1 Tin. Griffis News, in
an interview with Judge Hammond,
of that place, prints the most re
markable story on record. Judge
Hammond says that Farmer John
H. Mitchell, of Spalding county, bad
iD his front yard an oak tree one
hundred years old which was fall of
honey, and it is presumed bad been
full for many years. The tree was
tapped and a faucet inserted, and six
barrels of honey were drawn off.
The next year some young trees
sprang up and were transplanted,
and at the age of four years were
tapped and gave forth great qaanti
ties of honey. So Fanner Mitebell
now has a honey grove. An effort
is now being made in Spalding to
grow trees that will give up peach
brandy, and when that experiment is
a success the Grifliuites will be
happy. When Guffin gets so she
can supply peach and honey instead
of what she used to send here by the
jug train, maybe Atlanta will go dry
again.”
In answer to the last, statement of
the Journal, it may be proper to say
that since the publication of the
arlicle greftt many peach treee
this COOUty may be MOD with
honey tree grafts upon them. It it
thought that the product that
Saturday , March .
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Five and a half pounds Good Rio uoffeo for &1. 42 lbs Pearl Grits for $1.
Lemons 20c doz. Fancy Crackers 15 c lb.
Fine Yellow Bananas. Oat Flakes in Bbls. Dove Brand Bsef,
Dove Brand Hams, Ice Cured Bellies, Pickle P ig stoat,
No. 1 Mackerel, Codfish and Irish Potatoes. Fish and Oysters,
Fresh Bread and Rolls, and all Fresh Eatables of Season. Call to-day.
G. W. CLARK & 30N.
made will be much superior to the
artificial mixture of peach and
honey, while the sap is not subject
to freezing like the blossom of the
peach, thus making a sure crop every
year. When well started, grafts
from these trees will readily And a
large sale in all the dry counties.
Col. Bob Bacon, of Columbas,
who was here Thursday and who
has been all over tbe United States
and Mexico and knows everything,
says tint he has never heard of the
like before, even in the authentic
nari;. ives of Joe Mulhattou. Ha
inte. la to return when he has more
leisure and .-pend a week on tbe
hone) farm.
A sample lot of the honey will be
sent North in the car which the
Central railroad immigration com-
misrioner proposes to take north in
the fa)). When its superiority is
tested over the beeswaxy product
now in the market, Spalding county
will exptrierce a boom sneb as the
oldest inhabitant never dreamed of.
llrowe’g Little Joke.
‘Wh iv, Brown, how short your coat
J Jones one .lay to his f ’
who wittily replied: *‘Y« . •
it wilt be long enough before I gel
other. ” Some spend much for
men so
mediciu,» that neither heal nor help
them, that new clothes is with them
like angela’ visits—few and far between.
Internal fevers, weakness of tne longs,
shortness of breath and lingering
fluence coughs, soon yield to tbe magic B. in
of that royal remedy, Dr. V.
Pierce’s ‘‘Holden Medical Discovery.’
NUMBER 1 8
Religious Notice.
Beginning with Ash Wednesday
the 15th inst., there will be Ereniog
Prayer in St. George’s church at 4:80
p. m., every day in Leut.
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than the ordinary kinds, can
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