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one by one * Already Long List -SPECIAL INDUCEMENTS- 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 Gloria the place Cloth of silk Umbrellas from the fact that one Umbrella will wear longer than two silk ones. An Assortment of Tans, SECOND TO NONE IN THE CITY! Mattings p Mattings ! SUCH BEAUTIFUL PATTERNS, AND ELEGANT QUALITIES ! We Have many Patterns in Mattings never shown in Griffin before. Rugs in Sets ........OF........ Four Sizes! Scheuerman & White. ■■j.. GRIFFIN GEORGIA, FRIDAY MORNING, APRIL 27 luxe [ TH £ NEW YORK STORE Our Special sale last week of Sateensa, Straw Hats. Parasols amf r iaiHikereliiefs was such a decided success that we have determine*} upon pin aii.uv >lu* same plan for this week, so to-morrow morning* will find a special discount on lit • ,<!]< win^r lilies: Olxecls: Nainsook '7 India Lawn, N“ ottingliSLXXi Lace, 3VCen <&, Boys Linen Sliirts down Out entire stock of Checked Nainsook marked down 20 wifi percent. We have cut our <» l-2e. goods right to oc. Our 10c. line to 7 l-2c. and the 15c. goods he put on our counters at 10c. Of course this must be understood to be only for the week. So to get these prices you must buy during this week. ^ The Assortment of India Lawns ^ embraces only the products of the best looms of Europe and lor texture and finish cannot I mled. goods i hese goods sheer were andwite cheap enough splendid before, but for this week they will he cheaper than ever. Our . a wide to 15c. very Buy them this week finish, will'miss marked bargain. from 12 l-2c. to 8 3 : 4c. They cost any where else 12 l-2c. 9H or you a We have all graues up to the finest. In Nottingham Lace and Scrim Goods profits We always excell in quality, quantity before. and price. This week however we run on special rates and our are even lower than ever Boys aud Men needing to replenish their wearing apparel in the Shirt line will surely mfss it if they do not avail them selves of these special prices for this week. Our 05c. Shirt will be run at 15c. Our 75c, Shirt at 50c. Our $1 Shirt for 75c. Undershirts conn; in for special cuts for the week. and ( ome in articles an I) look at the great leaders for the week and while in don’t fail to gaze on the thousand one displayed on our counters W. C. LYONS, Prop’r. D.W. SHAFFER, Manager. MEMORIAL DAY. The Patriotic Citsens or Urlffln Out En Masse TheSHth we’ll ne'er forget, it* memories ure cherished yet— Come with evergreens and flowers And them devoutly, <rentiy spread O’er those sacred mounds in showers ’Neath which repose our noble dead. The dead who die for their coun¬ try are not forgotten. Twenty three years have elapsed since the last the patriot sons of tba South fell be¬ fore overwhelming odds; but yester day those who turned out in Griffin to pay tribute to their memory were more numerous than ever before. The grounds were cleared and each grave in Stonewall cemetery was embellished with wreath of flowers, while green gar¬ lands were placed on the and adorned the pavilion. The Spalding Greys presented handsome appearance in their new uniforms, and the triple salute fired over the graves of the dead diers must have re-awakened martial fire if the departed ever com mute with earthly scenes. The order of exercises was through with as printed, except the music was all rendered—and cellently rendered—by the choir in¬ stead of partly by the band. Dr, Bradley, in delivering the ad¬ dress, made no attempt at high oratory, but spoke the ly because simply and as one could speak who had shared all the hard¬ ships of the war which be and had fek the grandeur of the unsuccessful struggle. His had the rare feature of being too short ncr too long and waa listen ed te attentiriy throughout. May the dead soldiers rest peace¬ fully till another Memorial day. wo gTcal tn« miev—Hood’s SaiMpariia d impure hlood. The latter is utterly e a ted by tbe peculiar medieiof, X0T DEAD, Rut Alive and Promising Developments. Woodbdrt, April 26. — Henry Wil liatas, one of the negroes reported lynched near Italeigh, is not dead, and ia now in Greenville jail. He was discovered a short distance from this place yestei day- would rut. at the approach of a man, and for some time was afraid of his own race. He was finally caught and carried to Greenville by about thirty live armed negroes last night. Ho sh v--signs of having been beaten badly. He says that be knows every oue concerned in the affair, and says that there were sixteen of them. He tells bow be escaped and says that after the party bad killed Wil liam Turkman they were fired into and all lun bnt one and be knocked him down. Another 1 amor is that they left biui for dead, and after they bad left him he crawled into neck deep water and remained there near ly all night. His not being dead, however, throws new light on tbe matter, and some startling develop meatp will lo made, it ia thought in a few days Neuralgia, t heumati-m, eryrip, 'ax, note throat, tootac’ie and ail other pain, and aches are promptly cured by Sahatiod Oil Price 25 cents An Opinion of Senator Brown. A correspondent writes lo ask if Senator Joe Brown, of Gc-orgiv, is a republican. He probably claims to be a democrat, but be is more useful to tbe republicans than any m f .n they have iu the senate. Biown is a protectionist, a monopolist and one of the lessees of the Georgia convictr; If he is a democrat in anything we do Bot know it.—"Knoxville Tribune . SHIPMENT OF FRESH VEGETABLES TO-DAY I - FRESH FISH, OYSTERS A3I) SHAD ! ~ &%r You can always find something to eat at our store, it it it to bo bad in the country. fi«ar Our prices arc as LOW as the LOWEST ! GOOD GOODS ! PROMPT DELIVERY! C. W. CLARK & SON. HIE TAItl EE TALK. biPiieral Debate to Continue for (seven¬ teen Days- Washington, April 25.—'The majority and minority of ways arid means committee to-day reached an agreement upon the time to be allow ed for general debate in the House up on the tariff agreement, which was re duced to writing and read as fol lows: f > i Tuesday, Wednesday and Tbi, day tbe House shall rise at j 5:3<- p. m. anu re-assemble at 8 p. m., the evening sessions to be for do bate. Only the Monday and Satur¬ day session shad end at 5:30 p n>. No change is to be made in the pre¬ sent rule as to session on Friday. Genera! debate on the tariff bill shall continue seventeen days after to day, including Sundays and also any interruption ordered by the House, and ^••neral jf.-tve to print to be given. ( Dr. Buil’s Dar,y -lyrup i* reonit-i: ’ - t drag ;i*t» a* Ixing a purely vegatbie r- Habit and *afe prep .ration for bar >•« 25 ceH's. v Xew Amusemrat. ; One G f m08 t successful features i 0 f a recent “literary entertainment 1 ’ in a town the other evening was a “bong whittling contest by ladies. 1 * Each of tbe contestants received a NUMBER «1 stjuure bit of wood from which to whittle a bung to fit a large stone jug. They could all see tbe hole to be filled, bat none could measure it. % Prizes wero given for tbe best and for the poorest buDg, and then they wero ail sold at auction. One of ibem nearly fitted the buoghole. * 4 KlM c POWDER Absolutely Pure. Tins Powder never vane*. A marvel «• ntrength and wholeaomoeM. Mere than the ordinary Linda, and can not be eoid in oompetilon with tue m attitude lew teat, ihorl weight, alum or phosphate .BiXOO Powder*. Hold only in c&na. &OTA Powmre Co., 106 waD Street, Hew Tori rwWt£-d*a ly-uw* column Tat at 4th ears