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cheuerman & White
--ARE DISPLAYING--
The Handsomest line of White Goods, Em¬
broideries and Laces
k Before Shown in lirilii!
i^sr^Itis a well known fact that we always
carry the prettiest and cheapest line of these
goods of any house in town. Our stock for
this season is^
Far : .A-lxestci
of any ever Bought before.
Swiss,Hull and Hamburg
Embroideries,
at 10,121-2,15. 20-and 25 cents per yard that
cannot be duplicated for anything
near that price !
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Plain Organdies
AT Only 10 cents per yard and Upwards
&»■■■■■■mm
ANOTHER - INVOICE
j^Of Black Silk Lace Flouncings just
received. The prices on these are remarka¬
bly low.
★ LADIES LISLE AND *
SILK-:- UNDER WE AH
Short Sleeves and Low neck—A beautiful
line of woods and must be seen to be appre¬
ciated.
Ladies Commonsense Shoes!
’Ladies Opera Slippers!
.Ladies Oxford Ties!
BEAUTIFUL -:- LACE
CURTAINS !
SCHEUERMAN and WHITE.
We will have To-day sure, Fresh Fish, Shrimp,
Crabs, New lot II. Bacon and Hove Hams, Fresh Straw
berries this morning. Lemons still 20 c. per dozen,
Fresh Boss and Snow Flake Craskers. Try us to-dyy.
C. W. CLARK & SON.
FOR THE LEGISLATURE.
A Coweta Candidate Presents His
Claims Through the News.
Bull Froo Hollow P. O, i
Georgy, Cowetkr County, )-
Mayo 27 tb, 1888. ) j
Mister Editor of the Griffin Nuse,
Baer suv.—A.s it is customary for cuai
didatea to call on the deer pueple
frnm home fust to indorse thuin an
thin request home people to plege to
eta. I call on yu tew indorse mao
an puff moo far the legislator at large
fur Cowefor Co., as the roglar liste is
filled ont, with candidates “called out
bye thar friends,’’ I coeoluded to git
yu to “call mee out fur the Co. at
large, aud then request Mr. Browne
of Nunan an'Mister Floyd uf Senoy
to incopy ! maybee I
yu an miy
atari a slime chance of gittingthe
deer peoples votes, now my pitition
ere are tew numerous to put on pa
per tbur name is loegeon. Now ef
all thim corresponding uv tbim tew
coweter papers will pnff mee upp a
leelle I will git thar Eli. Now rdi
platforme is, Grover & Fauuy all thfc
time & Fanny especially.
2ndly. Ime fur a Nunan citty cort
tew sute the citty folks and a county
cort tew suto thco county folks, Bay
something betwixt thee citty cort an
thee snpremecy cort so as a teller
can repeal from citty court to super
ry cort and save a few dollorra yu no.
3rdly, I positively will oppose sell
iug thee goose (W. & V. Hit.) thet
las thee poor folks golen aigs, bat
ruther hi another poor folks goose
tew la\ golen aigs.
4tb!y, I positively am iu strong fa
vev of no tarif or migtitelys litle jeBt
as thee deer peeples wont it.
Gthly, Whin sich men as I gits
thur au wee examine tbs books if we
see that the grate state of Georgy oes
uncle Joe Brown anything “better’’
we wil pa him if hot wo wont.
Gthly, I‘m fur more allouance,
FarmeiB allouance, and bigger ones.
More meet, corne, flour, terbacer,
whiskey, shuger, coffee an such need
cessuies of life.
7th'y, I will positively pass a luwo
to prohibit citty mayers frum issue
ing orders to let jugs oaten prohihi
bition depots, an stop Grffin tangle
leg frum coming inter the banner
temperance county in georgy. If
good licker cant cum nune shact
cum. Now I know with Sam Smalls
party influence an Sam Jones tew
lector fur mee I’il git thnr Eli an I’m
rdy anxious to go as Peter Smith
gid about goin tew congress wunce
“I want to go I want to go thur tew ‘
now mister Editor ef ui au Harry
of the Sun an the Griffin Echo an the
Sunny Souih fur my wife, Betsy
Hamilton is Mrs. Higgins useter rite
fur that paper, will Bbove mee rite
a'ong thin request Misters Floyd k
Brown of mi native county to incopv
mabee my Coweter friends will call
me out accordin to the code if no
otherway.
^ours Georoe iu grate Wasu lave, Hiogixo.
Huod’v Sarsaparilla is peculiar hi itself
and superior to all other preparations in
strength, economy, and medicinal merit. (3)
Advice to Mothers,
M. a. Winslow’s Soothing Syrup
for children teething, is the prescription and
of one of the best female nurses
physicians in the United States, and
has been used for forty years with never
failing success children. by millions of mothers
for their its During incaleniable, the process
of ui teething wuimug value viiiue is is imRuuumuic, dya
It relieves the child from pain, cures
eatery SDd diarrhoea, griping in the
bowel*, and wind colic. By giving
health to the child and rests the mother,
Price 25 cents a bottle. angcodAwly
The Moss Cohered Rutle.
"BITTEN FOB THE NEWS.
How Mul to my heart is the thought of a
eaper
I cm wUi-.e preparing myself for display,
I mad.; me a bustle and stuffed it with paper
To wear to the church on the hill faraway.
Thd wide spreading bustle and oortet near
.. ; ->y i*;
My lingers set off with a bright shining
ring:
To excel every other I thought 1 would try it-,
Andsoon hsd my hustle tied tm with a
string.
The nke lilting bustle, [the paper stuffed
i kustle,
The pig swelling bustle tie ! on with a
ftrlng.
That idee fitting hustle I hailed as a treasure.
Ami hastened to church, approving the
style.
1 thought of my beauty with exquisite plea-
sera
And taken u seat, near the edge of the aisle.
When the sei vice was over there was a great
rastle;
Like others I hastily rose from my seat,
The string snupped asunder that held up my
bustle.
And down came the thing with a thud at
uiy feet.
The flabby oJd bustle, the hateful old bottle.
The dost covered bustle that fell at my
feet.
How “ad from the bunds of a dado to re¬
dd ve it!
Would rather, m ueb rather, hare left it
and fted.
No wincing or blushing could tempt him to
leave it;
him my thanks, but l wished he
was dead.
And now far away from that srene of con¬
tusion,
A pang of regret in my bosom 1 feel.
As I think of that blockhead’s untimely in
irasion,
Who picked up the bustle that fell at my
heel.
The measly old bustle, the cranky old
bustle,
The dirt covered bustle that fell ut my heel
I long for the day when tWb dudes will all
hustle,
And the boys more prudent for them wil!
atone,
By turning their backs nt the drop of n
battle,
Their eye looking skyward, and leave us
alone. ,
Then we with great prndedeo would quickly
surround it.
And pressing together would hide it so well
No other would know that the bystanders
found it,
Or think for a momenta bustle had fell.
The well hidden bnstle, the covered np
hustle,
No other would know that a bustle had
fell
StiOKTFE I. LOW.
Babb, oa.. May 31.
J
POWDER
i Absolutely Pure.
This Powdt-r never varies. A marvel o
parity, strength and wholesomneas. More
economical than the ordinary kinds, and r an
not be sold in com petiton with the r.altitude
of low test, short weight, alum or phosphate
Powder*. Sold only in can*. Ro: - so
1‘owi.br Co., 106 Wall Street, ' . , rk
riHAvIr-ifin column <«r sir r*vt.
PARKER’S GINGER TONI
j xmB est Cur* for c oujrn*, w«a* Lame*. Anthma,
err dliaie u> other renu-deL
- hJiCuniAUrm, Stomach. i m» l» CompitloU, »»d tfcs
tot US<*UMSU« tlw to UMB.TI Urar.Kfcuaj-aajMi oho id ho-nta
won nco**
the tttiwfr at of Puma's «**!. C non Tone. IhW
ilHam to tfco B. 60 s. at
Street, r
MAKES A
SECOND:-: TRIP
-TO-
NEW YORK!
Forced to ?o, by the increased business of his houses
in Griffin and Macon. He has picked up many lines
below their value, and hfs old habit of diving deep
brought with it this time, as heretofore, more
than we absolutely needed. When he sees a
bargain he takes hold of it
Regardless of Quantity!
and in this way w e frequently enough have piled in upon us US
what might seem to be goods to supplytwlce
the territory. But crowd us as he may we always
manage when they to clear are laden our shelves they in will dne be season In this especially instance
as
with the
VERY CREAM OF BaRGmiAIS I
Listen to what Cant. Lyons says in a letter receiv¬
ed yesterday by his Manager Mr. Shaffer: “In all my
visits to to New York I have never seen Jobbers and
manufacturers so anxions to sell; they have tempted
me beyond my needs by their extra offers and you may
but look at for prices stocks that of goods. I have Bought in large lot»
Stagger and Dumbfound.
Now mark down everything in Dress Goods, White
Goods, Embroideries, Parasols and Fans, and
CLEAR : THEM : OUT !
MANIPULATOR AND CONTROLLER!
AND 80 IT WILL BE!
Now to sell what we have in store and make
room for the coming flood of goods
3,000 Yds. Lawn will be put upon the couters at 5 c.
1 500 Yds. Pacific Lawn, full count and width, mark -
ed down from 12ic. and 10c. to 6fc. A Gfo-
ious Opportunity.
One Case Crinkled Seersuckers at 10c. Splendid
value.
One Lase White Lawn cut duwn from 8c. to 5c.
One Case grade better at 8 c. If you want a White
Dress ask^to see these goodr.
One case India Linen at 8£e. You can't touch them
anywhere for less tnan 12£c and 15c. No idle
talk here. See the goods. They will speak for
thamselves.
10 Packages of Linen de Inde. Oeceidedly the best
goods made for summer wear. Now cut from
15 c. to 10 c.
i-<> These cuts are made to move things and get in shape for
“The Great Incoming 2”
Silks. Mories. Surrahs and Fine Trimmings will be sold at Slaughter
Prices. Parasols all come in for reductions. We have a lovely lint ef these
goods. Fans from the common Palm Leaf to the dainty gauze have been
marked down. Kid Stoves. Silk Cloves, Lisle Gloves and Silk MHs, aH fein
in the tumbling procession and and sing the sam song of
1 Am uoing to Make Room (or the Paralyzers.”
Come right in and don't wi.it even until Mandgy afternoon. We propose
cleming cut lots ot bargains before noon. As tor the week it will be a
memorable one for two good ress. Our sales will make us remember H
and ihe bargains picked up will nr. _• it live in the minds of our custOBMrs
lathe.* for yeai do s auJ of years, narrison fhey freshet. will look It upon and speak about it like our grand
the takes importsnt events like cyclones,
freshets and LYONS’ LOW PSICES to impress themselves indeJIMy en tfee
mind of American people.
NEW YORK STORE.