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ITEMS ifOILED DOWN. f ___ Short, Crisp Tavtign • Ad Meh<>. Up Here, ilic'e. ami Ever,relieve. Items Too Small i.ir Head Vat Ijois-.I Enough to Raise Mct-rjr ti';i Win n Properly TnfX‘.' ;1. Col. F. W. Fart, went to Fearson Thursday. A meat market would P.y hand somely iu Dougina. Joe Gaskin, of Shepherd, Ga., was in town Monday. Bud Vickers was an a; sev. ral and vys this week on business. Justice Deen has been in: y folding committing court this week. Several negroes have been add- l to the list of Dave Lott's countyboarders Our sheep growers r. e getting bel ter prices for their wool this year than last. Farmers are busy cutting oats. They report a good yield where the frost lefi a stand. Mrs. Geo. It. Briggs I-: visiting rela tives in Ilawkinsvilie and other points in the State. ’ Now gentlemen we have got a rail road, lets go to work and hove Doug las incorporated. There is room for a good h .tel man and a livery stable in Dougli ■. V.'fi will start the ball rolling. Miss Ella Denton left lest Sunday on a visit to friend* and relative's at Denton and Ifazleliurst. We hope to be aide to announce soon that the mail will roach Doughs about noon, instead of night. Now let us have a good schedule on the Douglas & McDonald It. It. and then we will ask for the next. beat tiling in sight. F. L. Sweat made p dying visit ( Douglas Sunday. Frank is a good fellow ami his many friend : are al ways glad to see him. Mrs, B. Peterson and son Oliver, left on Monday for Atlanta, where Oliver will under go a course of treat ment under Dr. Calhoun . Mips Maude Briggs left yesterday t spend the summer. While gone VI? . Maude will visit. Albany, Cordelc, Vienna cad other points, W. A. 11. Davis and It. Vickers caught ail the fish in Seventeen Wed nesday, and Mr. V *ckoia has now*sold his fishing supplies at a good profit. Doughu can beat the state on corn crops. If you don't believe it cell on E. A. Buck or Ben Peterson tad ask them to show you their corn. Von will go away convinced. Wo are in receipt of the first copy of the Biacksheav ii u • dited l>y Albert Sweat, former editor of the Breeze. We bo .-peak Mr Ifi ■ Hustler a bright and prosperous future. Epbram McLendon brought, in and placed in jail a negro, charged with larceny Monday. T'r* negro was bound over to the .county court Iv, Justice Deen of McDonald’s Mill. Mr. William N, Goody.ea- of (■ mlh Carolina and Miss Ira ( dyvar ;>. this county, brother and nic "of ou fellow-townsman N, F. Goodyear ai rived yesterday to . pen-l some time in Douglas. Prof. Over an's school] at Hazle liurst will close with a b'g pi; oie at c- ;• near that ph’ce on the • hi, i s'. ' e editors mean tube fyr ■. nt.-.l (:j e. jjrirson on that occs -1 n, as no doubt many others will be. A good time is promised. A GREAT OFFER.—-To ; tr< Jnce our goods we will send during the next 30 davs a large line HAMM on recehitoi >0 cent?, m mm.} ■- stamps. Ord-ir now direct from ee ry Address Henderson y- 'g -Jo. 1 .-j its. Wr.-Uington >. C. Apr-o-h-ni. D. W. Gaskin, our efficient elm I has purchased the .mro ste ko. I hooks, corks and fishing £•'-• erally of the i'atj io' Vi-i.e.- A and will in the futon devem his en tire time, Sundays excepted, to vo*.. ing the favors of the finny* tril.*. •*Dr W C Sesf'omsha:- en appointed physician for tin, Georgia Northern Railroad Cos., w'fh beano taruxs at - Moultrie, and vni attend to ail em ployees when they wish hio service: Dr. Sessoms is a young . t.;, out < i drilled iu his .profess; m and th. ■ Georgia Northern could not have •made a better h-etr-a." T.io '*vc from the Moultrie Oosv v . tvili be appreet ted. by the : *u v . friends ■ 4. Dr. iu Coffee -,-iuty. ' ! The man who docs not advertise ■ j vloes i. and understand the leal secret of i merchandising. IHV.-smef! die man who advertis w lii? invites com | petition and will sell you at living | prices. The man who fails to adver tise m.dies all his profit Mi'the few ! who happen his way. §j§ " v \.e acKnowlodge the handsome commencement card of Willacooclicc High School, sfnt us by Miss Amanda, Vickers, who lias been attending the school for sometime | past. We extend thanks for the iu- I vitatiou and regret that we cannot at | tend the exercises. j Ills bight is. five feet nine, his conn j tenance a smile, his fighting weight j a ton, he is the happiest man in town | and his name is Neal F. Goodyear, j she arrived about 12 o’clock Thursday morning-and she has come to stay— | the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Good- ( year. Mother and child doing well j Quite a number of our teachers left Monday morning on the new railroad for Tilton where they will at tend the Teachers Institute. The town turned out en-masse to see them j off.* This was the first passenger coach that had come into Douglas and. as it puli- •' out we were thorough ly convinced that we could at last claim the proud distinction of being a | railroad town. v Wilsosvili.e, Oa., June 8 ’9.1. Editors B eeze:—l thought as 1 had .i.little leisure this morning I w.ouhi drop you as breezy an item.as I could. Crops iu our section are somewhat I backward but looking t derably well considering all things. Mr. J. L. Car ter lias the finest field of corn in our section, Mr. Joshua Cat'er sports the | finest field of cotton aid Mr. ‘‘Y.ui ! kec’ - IVi’aon has the !••••.? field of may j pops to be found any where. He is j | under a contract with the Waresboro Canning company to furnish soyeiai ear loads. 1 clunk if he can make a | slight margin he will make quite a. ! good thing out of it. i Mr. Moses Davis has been bothered some of late by chicken depredations. The other night he was on the qui ! vive fui them and emptied the cunt mts of a good double b.irrrll shot gun nr j one of them. He did not succeed in I hitting him owing to the darkness but getting his dogs together he made im mediate pursuit and caught two of them. The two caught squealed suf ficient to implicate two more of the would-be-thieves. I think chicken stealing lias received a black eye in our little community. Will close my short epistle and come again some other time. Unknown. IIAZ LEI CURST, GA., JuilC 8, ’95. Editors Bheeze —Warm nigh is and refreshing showers have improv ed the crop.-; and gardens and replac ed the gloom of the farmer's face with a happy smile, The little daughter of I>r, J. 11. Lai timer, j r., is very sick. For the past ten days it has suffered intensely and there is little hope of its recovery. The community is in deep sympathy with file anxious parents. Pi: nicing will be the order of thy day with this town and community on the I'.. ii. j. .of Overman's school will close or, that day with a picnic. The three Muulay schools —Baptist Metli oclirts, Presbyterian together with the Willing Workers and Epworth League j will join him In a union basket picnic i and gala day for the children" and their friends, T his is an invit *.tiou to you and your friends, Mr. Editor, and to all who ire interested in education and moral training. The Hazleliurst and Baxley band will furnish delicious music for tie occasion. You will miss a (;: at if you are absent. * •j-;- ■u*srsxaj** i tm cj,' jwwappri Xot-tre io Touchers. By orvler of Hon. G. R. Glean, Suite j School Commission-, r, the general ex- I amineviou f> r tc.. - -rV iic uses will | be Ik !d at the com : iiou.-t in Douy'< -, i (l;., , • ir. day, Ju; iMn 1. opening ai ' J a. m , ami coiitir.iii.ig one and ty only. Jin f Kii'ki.and, C. S. L. Gid i.q biii er, Any one widiiny, to exchange silver for gc-'d should read the following lel ter : Hardin, Ray Cos., Mo., August 12 th, 1892. I had rheumatism, kidney troubles, i ion and gesti n. My li ver v enlarged a:.d 1 looked like 1 i had dn>p=y. I lcvt-r knew a moment's | ease uni 1 1 use-, id cufo d’s Blark j Draught, j have had n-* id eumatis :• [since u and the bio. lug mid surenest p-i •’! ,n& M;s. itm Mallory, j A silver dollar v and! buy a mamraotb , package of BiackrDrm-ght at any drug | store and its .'f'ortii As Weight in g, id. ' ... y Look Uere. Me wane, t to stimulate wholesome rival?}"*ml make this offer: For the first, ripe watermelon brought us wo ' "'ill live one year? the : Breeze, for the second, six months and for the third three months. For the heaviest .melon brought' duimad-ho gasoil, one-feifr’s subscrip lion, fon Lbe Scrond six montls and the thiid three months. Melons to be weighed and record kept at the | store of Vickers & Son. Now don’t lie "bashful, but come right on with your melons, boys. Mori(jaf/e S;i:c. l>y virtue of the -power of sale containt and :ii a Certain mortgage made by C. W.McCunri' er to Oscar j Rudolph on tlmlGth day July 1892 i and du -i oue-lulf on the Id day of September 1893 and the Remainder on the 15 clay of September 1891, which mortgage was duly recorded i.s the office m the clerk of supe rior court of Coffee county. Ga., in book of mortgages l! B ,! foiio 021 on the 2nd day of August 1892. There will be sold at public outcry before court house do r in said county of Coffee and state of Georgia on the Ist Tuesday in July next, between the legal hours of sale to the highest and best bidder loy cash the fol lowing described property to-wit : 1 hiiiy-uight (38) tier- s more or less of lot cd bin 1 No one hundred and ninety-one (191) io the dtli <1 is riot oforig liuliy Appling, now Ceff e county and bounded as follows : Re ginning at a stake in the northeast comer of Sweat & Co’s, land run ning north eighty (SO) poles to a stake, thence west seventy-six (70) poles to th ’ original line, thence south along the Original line eigh ty (80) poles to afifc.kc at the north est corner of Sweat & Co-, -cuds, thence east seventy-six (7(5) poles to the beginning, together with all improvements appuVtan ee.t and ’< ereditameuts tin r, to l> - longing or in any wise appertain i- g. said property t- •he sold as the pr prl’ty ol said C- W. McCum her in satisfaction of the above de scribed mortgage, O. Rudolph Att'y in fact for C. Vv'. McCiimber. ■Land for Sate. The following lots of land has been placed in out- bauds for sale.. We will sell the timber turpintine privileges and dirt; oi o or all and w.e .mean to Tell at once. Some of these lands, arc improv ed aiid some unimproved. We will soli all or a part, to S"itthe purchaser. No charge for showing you th<- lands. Gall on ns or write us, Tie follpwing is a Ist oft! o lands'in the first (Ist) district of Cnfte * county, Ga: 499 acres No 27, 490 acres No 47, 499 a<:-es No (53 , 490 arecs No 155, 490 acres No 1(57, 4(1-! acres 201, 4QO P-cfes 224, 490 •><•? g No 23-5, 490 hc*'cs No 25(5, 490 acres No 257, 490 acres No 259. 49-J acres No 204, 430 acres No 577, 499 acres No 310, 490 acres No 411, 490 acres No 157, 490 acres No 495,' 490 acres No 220. The following Is in the sixth (oth) district of Coffee county: 490 acres No 185,*490 acres No 886, 490 acres No 267, 490 acres No 502, 490 acres No 497, 490 acres No 505, 490 acres No 514, 490 acres No 207, 490 acres No t, 490 acres No 93, 490 acres No 3(0, 499 acres No 485, 490 acres No 148, 499 acres No 243, 490 a- r s No 15, 490 acre 9 No 467, 490 acres No 863,490 acres No 367, 490 acres No 380, 490 acres No 503, 490 acres No 148. The following lots of laud is in the second (2nd) district of Appling c->unly, Ga: 490 acres No 132, 490 acres No 372. 400 acres No 70, 490 acres No 495 ; 490 acres No 330 490 acres No 369. The following lots is in.the fourth (4th) dis trict of Appling county: 490 acres No 2SO, 490 acres No 337, 490 acres No 3fi,B, 490 acres No 39,490 acres No 169. Total number of acres 5390. Quixcey V MoDoxar.T) Douglas, Ga. Citation. * Greogia— Coffee county. All per sons indebted to the estate of Mrs. M. E. Moncrlfcf deceased, late of said county are hereby notified t> come in and scltlc the tame at o-icc and pets >ns holding claim against- the Same must present: hem m terms of th 1 iW, er f-.r ‘ver be debarred. This May 0 1895. J. 8. Pearson, Administrator- DR. Jr, IV. TERRELL, Physician and Surgeon. Oflico over B. Peterson's store. Will open office May the tu.t. WHAT WE SAY, but what Hood’s Sarsapariilla Does, that tells the story of its merit and suc cess. Remember HOOD’3CUREB, 4fo Sheriff Snie. ■ (hmi-gia—Coffee coitiiiy. Will ha sold at the court house do l: the town of llougltis. . and c..u i-~y nnE.l state to the h'ghst bidder for cash during the I gal hour* of sale on the first. Tuesday in July next, (he following described property to wit: Lot of land No 800 in the 0 district if Coflee county, oontain inc' 490 aerts more or less. L -vied on as the properly of C. L. Carver to satisfy a fit fa issued from the county court of Coffee count} in favor of Rickey & Slaton against 0- L. Carver and Warren Tanner Also at the same time and p’ace >ot No t!(B in the Gtii district oi said county and containing 490 more or loss and levied on as the property of Warren Tanner to sat isfy above described ti fa. This June 4 1' 95. W. M: Tanner. Sheriff. Georgia—Coffee County :—Will be Sold before the court house door in the town of Douglas, county of Coffee. State of Georgia, during the legal hour* of sale to the highest bidder for cash on the Ist Tuesday in Jupy next, the following described prop erly to-wit; One fifteen (15) hoise power, engine and- boiler, Ames “Oi-kfl, levied on as the gr tperty of J 11 ivir- liiiid un-le" a : ! I y virtue ot ati fa issuid. fro tie county court of C't liecounty in favor of Ames Iron Works, nca'upt Jeff’ Kirkland- This Jum Ith 1895. V. A. J . Smith, Rai'ili' County Court. Georgia—Coffee county. To all whom it may oo -ccin: B. IV Blount, administrator on the estate of J. H- Blount, deceased, late of W ire counly, applies to me 1-or letters of distnissio i from said admmii-tratorship, and I will pass upon his applicticn on the first Monday in Septetnbf r 1895, at my oliieo in Douglas, said county Given und *r ny hand and official stg I'tUre tins 3rd day of June 1895. John Vickers, Ordinary, Georgia-—Coffee c rnnty. To all whom u may concern; Dicy T Jordon and C. F. Parrish, aijmin iiti'ators oi J, J. McDaniel, decGts e-1, has in due form applied to the undersigntd for leave lo sell the lands belonging to the estate of said deceased, and said applica tion will be heard on the first M*u di\ in July, 1895. This June fil’d 1895. John V ckt'fs, Ordinary. A oi Ice. The voters ol Coffee Cm ty vviP -O'.io together at the dun in thdr respective precincts on the fourth Sutnrday in Juno for the pur i-.so of recommending a suitable p.ei - son for Road Supervisor in that district, and make return of ih<ir recommendation to ut at Douglas cn tliC first Monday in July next, John Vickers, Ordinary. Georgia—Coffee County-Will be sold before, the court house door in thi town of Douglas, on the first Tuesday in July next, bet.veeu the legal Sours of sale to the high test and best bidder for cash the follow ing described propetty to-.vit: Fif ty-four acres of lot of land No. fort, two (42) in the fourth (Ith) d3 j trict of originally Irwin but now j Coffee county, the same being t;„. place on watch Janies Al< nils now ra-ados. Said propel ty levied on and to be sold as the property ol James Merritt under and by virtue of aii fa issued ‘rom the county court of Coffee county in favor of * e-kers & Buo halt r against Ja.-. Merritt. Said proper"y to be sold in sutisfacion of the above d.seriu ed fi fa. W. AI. Tanner, Sheriff'. ( a a!io i. Georgia—Coffee County : To ail whom it may concern : he.-gion Tales admini.-tr-itor on the estate o{ John Wood, deceased, has applied to the undersigned for letters of dismission roai s.fil I will pus upon his applicat.on on the fir. t Monday in September at my office is* Douglas -vid Cos mty. Given under ray hand and official signature. Title June fird lRj.5, v4lt \ i.’D.rSj Gruiiiary. a * A ¥ftA? V' C' ® s*ij A-. .A ■•• - .11 '6 .fctva %iv lw ‘ K-u % 7-**? ~-v ‘tm ' ■ ' rfi Bfl \sJ w> *. '-i?S -'S ft Our tire made io order by r4 /' . - t Opwii and top. Buggies. Road t arts of different styles. Light i arm wagons. Cross-tie and wood' wagciis. Turpentine wt'gons, Spiicg wagons. Light and heavy team coliars. Fad Ucs! addles:! i ■ -u'dlea!!! IJll nos harness, wagon barn. so. carnage harness, harness ]•••; tlLTyruSS— leather, linrncss made io order, setveraud drain pipe. 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Il| 220 Ai 1 *" 11 ■ leu. , w. •.***■■, S w LIC . m i'. •*( I ! t\ “** ~. tJm . ||||h 1 I, *., Li gUnu , | Sti |) on Signal. roe coiiiccti at Waver (mm with through I'nllin m Hec,- Uakir x.li ( ,"K Montgomery, Nad.v.lle, Savannah, ( l,aG-fm aid all points noiiii ; a,ls . 1 am,.a and St. Augiiitinu. i o points sin,,vn via mi turoug* l*ail.nau c*r Service on both da ■ ! i£,n.i f * %*. iy B. Dunham, B. \V. Wrenn . W G—' Gen. Stiperinteudent i’a.-s. 7’rallo Manager. Gi v . t’ ; : ■•. / , r , n *. THE BAIT BWi 9? FALL 91M33D1 jV iu I feSlioes Wc oi'iqr great to Trade With XJb v ♦Oiii* sock tiic Cos- on;' tho Lowest an - We would especially call your attention to our qplinfi] Kill/ ryV:\ i!i! 1.1 bill ij'il Mlbblijuiyijl oudiiiS AT FRIGES LOWER THAN lOlf EVER .SAW BEFORE riio fdi'iii !M TJI A f I OT f ? ’v'/ * -V j'/! * tic jr;: .t:h! fijtiar Making i k ' Ji. *£.. m.jl J J IJf A. Ui i ‘ idn t i,.* Jo ,v, r iinu i’n; !0,, .• B 11 A I>WATB ON& C O. The Leading Dry-Goods House W a yc r ss, Ga. We keep ccnstuiitiy oa hand a full ,y;d Assorted SJu-j ol S?ta<ionery AND ARE PItEPA REJ) TO PRINT BILL HEADS, LETTER HEADS, STATEMENTS; ENVEL OPES, HAND BILLS, ETC., At prices that defy competition. BREEZE JOB OFFICII. M-vss-ma r* co :ii xs ' "i Wy rr Sif .I A 1> C. i SK El S Ort!( r of ,Wm. PARK EH, Way cross CAUTION It you. mi to frcc-p JCSf ij3'H tea adratise then tu t!w Sreesset