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VOLUME 17 * 0NEBr * THEY Alii I ■ A.:XD:JD: 3 S 3 :XD! I 1 Every Monday Morning FINDS ★ One More Addition! TO THE Already Long List - -OF- -SPECIAL INDUCEMENTS- -AT— ScheuermanA White's •r, «y ,JSt "PUSH” IS OUR MOTTO ---AND---- LEAD THE VAN. WE WILL ! A Ladies Gloria Cloth Umbrella, for $1.75. that any other house in town will ask you $2.50 for! This is a goods that is destined to take the place of silk Umbrellas from the fact that one Gloria Cloth Umbrella will wear longer than two silk ones. An Assortment of Fans , SECOND TO NONE IN THE CITY ! Mattings Mattings! SUCH BEAUTIFUL PATTERNS, AND ELEGANT QUALITIES ! We have many Patterns in Mattings never shown in Griffin before. Rugs in Sets .OF. Four Sizes f Scheuerman & White. ORIFF1N GEORGIA, SUNDAY MORNING AFRIT 22 1888 , the ONE new E3*JSfc:s.itta4aS Our Special sale last week of Sateenss, Straw Ilats. Parasols au<i i land kerchiefs was such a decided success that we have determined upon pursuing th<* same plan for this week, so to-morrow morning will find a special discount on the following lines: Olieofc 3>Tainsook, India Lawn, 3ST ottirLglxa,rn Lace, * IMIexi c So Boys Linen Slxirts ■■ ■% Out entire stock of Checked Nainsook marked down 20 percent. We have cut our (> l-2c. goods right down to 5c. Our 10c. line to 7 I-2c. and the 15c. goods will be put on our counters at 10c. Of course tills must be understood to be only for the week. 8o to get these prices you must buy dnrlng this week. The Assortment of India Lawns ^ *T#f . embraces only the products of the best looms of Europe and lor texture and iinisli cannot I aled. These goods were cheap enough before, but for this week they will be cheaper than ever. Our a wide goods very sheer and wite splendid finish, marked from 12 l-2c. to 8 3-4c. They cost any where else 12 l-2c. to l dc. Bay them this week or you will miss a bargain. Wc have all grades up to the finest. In Nottingham Lace and Scrim Goods We always ts excell in quality, quantity and price. This week however we run on special rates mid our profits are even lower than ever before. Boys avail aud Men needing to replenish their wearing appareliu the Shirt line will surely miss it if they do not them selves of these special prices for this week. Our 05c. Shirt will be run at 45c. Our 75c. Shirt at 50c. Oar $1 Shirt for 75c. Uudershirts come in for special cuts for the week. Come in anD look at the great leaders for the week and while in don’t fail to gaze on the thousand and one articles displayed on oUr counters W. C. LYONS, Prop’!-. D. W.SHAFFER, Manager. Id Memory of Little Seaton. The beloved son of Mr. and Mrs. Seaton Grantland who was taken to the rest of Paradise April 16th. On the beautiful afternoon of Easter Day he marebed in the pro¬ cession of Sunday school scholars, and entered the church singing “On- I ward Christian Soldiers.” ; Rest, little soldier, rest, ! And lay thy Banner down; | The Cross of .Jesus has been borne, Now wear the golden Crown. Rest from the “onward’’ march, j While yet the morn is bright; Ere c'ouds of sorrow rise, To end in gloomy night. Rest, ’tis a weary road, Toward our Father’s home And many the foes we meet, Who tempt our feet to roam. Rest, ere the stain of siu, 1 And the lore of earthly dross. Darkens the spotlesa brow, Signed “with the sign of the Cresr .’’ We would not call thee back, The last hard fight is o’er: The foe whom thou bar*. ..quered, Will strive with thee no more. Safe, in the Shepherd’s fold. Safe, on the Savior’s breast. Our little “Christian Soldier,’’ Enjoy. ETJOtwiL Res! April 17th 1888. R —-« • *-- Mionewall Cemetery. This cemetery. where are restiDg in their narrow beds near five bun dred of our “Boys who donned tbe Grey.” and sacrificed their lives for vmr beautiful and loved “Sunny South,” is in perfect order for Mnuo j rial »v»i day, uaj, a a day uaj we should nuumu o.. all bold u...... s* =- cred and carry oar most choice flow ers aud tenderly scatter them over oar dead, never forgetting bow far from loved ones they are sleeping the sleep “that knows no waking. Mrs. Nolras one hand two days. G. W. Seymore, H. C. Barr and David Bailey. Jr., two bauds one day and one dollar, Brewer 4 Hanleiter, S. H. Deane, C. P. Newton. Mr. G. Bridges, Mrs. NuDnally, Mrs. New ton and Mrs. Critfpndon. ne wed as Mr. Bridges with bis street force, ro ceive thanks for assistance. We wonld like to make special mention of Ned Hamiiton, Harry Seagraves, Wyatt McElroy and Alto Butler, of flic street force, who have every ywtr, been faithful helpers kinov tho veiy first grave wns made at S’, me.vall eemoLiy: they seen and greatly aided that low, maishj’, iKfdatti place, to ^row one of thf . retuest ftoldierscemetery the S; ::’K They have always beeu, not only faithful, but better still, willing workers. These same hands have um.v times before been under th< diir-.dion of our worthy street ore;-, i, J.ii Bridges, who as sis'- d in bringing ui uy of tus bodies that are resting in Stoucwsll coulo tery from the battle field where their spirit took its flight to the God who gave it. 1 here is oco mote thing our asso cialiou would be gird to *ay. In the city cemetery, tLere is lot known as the “Tennessee square-” with a number of jatdkrs. mosily Tennesseeans, buried, li e.r graves, with a few rxceptiorn, an only marked by fast decajiog wooden headboards. We tronid 1«. so glad to substitn! 1 these with fctu-h marble i headstones is is at .Stone s tery. About two years ago one of | thtee grav , Cap'- Ward, < 1 Ward’s j famous stantioiiy batf< remembered ry, was kindly by a: the ! p! - o' i i u g 0 / !t Dent in- 1»'one by UVO lillJW boys totlitir grandfather's, who was killed when their moth*-r was a girl: beanfifnl dtvotioD. We hope seme day to see that square a? eubstnuti ally marked as onr beautiful Store | wa i] cemetery. Mas Wm. It. Hahlmteb. , President L. M. A. --— --- , We 1 request ail mother* to atop asm;; iaod».umfor their babies, and use Dr. Bull s Baby Syrup, a sate medicine. It I tsina nothing injurious l SHIPMENT OF FRESH VEGETABLES TO-DAY I FRE8H FI8H, OYSTERS AND SHAD! - j You can always find something to eat at our store, if If is to be had j in the country ; 8*aT Our prices are as LOW as the LOWEST ! GOOD GOODS ! PROMPT DELIVERY! C. W. CLARK & SON.. , AN INVENTOR’S FALL. . j He Fieri Loses Ion 17OOO of’76 Which on I lie Ruins (’residential Him. ! ! Montgomery, Ala., April 21 .— I [Special. |—\V. W. VVilmot, an old sixty-five or seventy years of ' vith a peculiar history, was on ! the Greets of Montgomery to day begging for #2.20 to pay bis way to Mobile. Many years ago he invent¬ ed a crimping machine for crimping shoe-i... u made money very rapidly, ofu r ti-Hing $200 a day. lie visit¬ ed si iI n-courts in Europe and hia line .ii-ic on the kov bugle attract¬ ed \ i. i wide attention. He aoou became famous as a musician as well as m;i iuvt-utor. He returned, to Am< rics and for a long time resided in Pittsburg. In 1876 he was an i j ardent lodowct of Samuel Tilden j j ae 1 Let v7f>,(KH) that in* -would be j j <-ii'' i d tn he pre-ideiicy. Tilden w.,s -it a; ! \\ ilnaol lost his j fortune. He went from bad to wor.-.'-' and finally drifted into tho poorhou-i- \ in this city a few weeks ago. 11' s ujv, used up with rheums’ -"" and i. s- l-sst his bearing, mar, ha* pap- r« in his po?*i .t >. estabi. ti-e truth of what he says | about his past life. He is old arid poor and penniless, j and is trying to get to Mobile, where j the o;; , J rel . tivo be ^ in , k e world, a sister resides. Christian Cbnrcb. Preaching at the Christian church to at 11 a. m. anil 7;30 p. m. Subject ‘‘Philoaophy of Memory, M evening "Philosophy of the lleaur Fun day school at ten o’clock. of the Children's Christian On at four. — ' * * *--- mm W. i. C'.ualw aud wife, aud A. G. and wife, of Locust Grove, were the city yesterday. * 4 KlH* POWDER Absolutely Pure. Tlu- Powder never van*,-. A marvel • rarity, atrength and whole->moaaa. More economical than tbe ordinary kinds, and am not be ao!*l in oomr**titon» itb t«e moiUtade of low test, short weight, alum BoTi'i or phosphate tlfTlN Powders. Hold only ia onu. i Powoxh Co., 100 W*U Street, New York -'-t '-d., «lv-r«n cntnmn 1«* nr 4th pep*