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ITEM BOILED DUX. Short , Crisp Paray.dpls Pichu Up Here, lliere and Ei'en/ichere. Items Too Small for Heads, but Hiuifl Enough to liaise Merry Cain When Properly Loaded. “What do de Bib!* say". Not to fling dat ■what is jloir to and dogs. Yes sir I kin whistle but X don't want to do dat now.” John Henry Gilmore. For the most gccds for the !cns money call on Ward & Davis. E. S. Sapp, Esq., of Broxi .n, was on our streets this week. A fresh supply ot garden'seeds at Ward & Davis’ for fall planting. J. S. Denton made a flying visit to Denton, Ga, Tuesday We arc glad to see Hiss Eva Mar tin, who has been ill for some time cut again. Col. W. P. Spence, of Waresboro was among the visiting lawyers at ourt tchi t week. The best and cheapest line of sh es in town can he found at Ward <v Davis’. Mr. H. 11. Sasnett of Waycross was In town this weed shaking hands with his many friends. Mr. Ben W o.oton, • of Denton, was among the visitors to Douglas this week Col. Stone, the Morning No* man has been in town this week to the de light of his many friends. Mrs. Mattie Etheridge has bessu vis iting relatives and friends in Douglas this week. Mr. Bennie Girtman, one of I-lazlo hursts popular young men was in town this week on business. Mr. James M. Freeman,of the Way cross Hera’d was in town this week in the interest of the Herald, Henry Leggett, the nogro who shot at Mrs. F F Hammond at Pace fc Gas kins still last summer pled guilty. The best and cheapest college in Georgia is the Valdosta Business Cos! lege. Address J. E. Porter, Valdosta. Ga. 6-28-tf Mr. T. H. Morton, i:., of VayoroW has accepted the position as conduc tor on the Douglas A .Toll me Id It. I! At the regular conferak. e- last Sun day night Rev. W. I. Patrick was re elected pastor of the Bapiist ehuich of Douglas for the ensuing year. Miss Annie Girtman, one of Hazle hurst’s most beautiful and accom plished young ladies, spout several days in Douglas this week. At 12 o’clock on Wednesday night the jury returned a verdict of guilty of murder with recomcndntion to mor cy against Sro;?rt Jones, col, for tin murder of Harriet Jones, col. Porter's Business College of Macon has been moved to Valdosta and com bintd with Valdosta Bus ness College with J. E. Porter president and busi ness manager, d-28 ;f Col, i. W. Bennett, of Jesup, one of ■ the aspirants for the Solicitor Ciener alship of the Brunswick circuit was in attendance upon our superior court shaking hands with old friends an; leaking many new ones. The young people oi our town are indebted to Mr. aucl Mrs, T. M. Brown j for a most delightful social on Tuet day evening last, in honor of Mrs | Mattie Etheridge and Miss Anuu Girtmau, of Hassleburst.' Mr. W. F. Bailey, of J. S. Bailey i. • Cos., is placing the lumber on the j Corner of Cleveland and Sellars ; reet.-} for a handsome two story res dence 3,nd Mr. T. P. Register the contractor commenced work Thursday morning. Simple it uatice. The Valdosta Business College is rapidly coming to the front. \ try thorough instructions o< mbined witi: renjarkaWy libe.al tern sof tintio. commend it to all interested in accjuii ing a thorough b ess education at a minium cost. Ht-iti-iL A of in , Xotice is hereby given that a bih will be mirouuccd at the next cession of the legislature to a l ' !ish the com ty court of Coffee county, lins Sep 2nd 1695. Arthur Lott sr., Jon. M. Lott, sr., D. W. Gaskin, >'■ • M. Trailer, J. g. Lott, Hanip 6ears. * - r the lir'tze. | iFr< ai L. it.' Golfee Ci v*t.y Superior Coiirt eon ; vei ■ o;: J. •.% morning the 14th, ;'ns*, with bis Honor Judge Joel L. * picsnliug, and?■ ucitor Gener-j j * • C. Brantley rep resenting the | 'i; .a. 1 lie Way;- . s bar is repre seiu-‘d by Cuts, McDonald. Crawley. | M" V' on, liieuiy and liiich.' Cr - wick >y Mershou and Harris. { L: yby adgett and Holton & Son j Or, . m d\ ■ . J). *j<ah.-un. The local j bar by Ceh , & McDonald, } W■** & Dart, Denton and Briggs. j - ■ • Ju-Jg*'.-' charge was able, poiii-j t'-V arching at* ! >-■ ,ii • l'. Both till' I ci' ..lid c'i..i'-al ••.. acts are un- j *' la--,.' as n.-i: '.iva- result of oji -ui:'iy isierras . • millation. ! 1 oiii; u '- ■ ' dispensed • | tit; ;#>aess v*-.y yu> * f, the ; ! i if jus. ; who .j.-ual and com te< ■■ style. ■ L crowd i.i were un it y larg and 1 sTed. < nccy McDonald d*-fended the | n:. r:ty of 'ln: cri:nin;*l c. ses.. . M:; ci* J., .craige and M. . • M " Sutod, . ich, got first v rdict [in -:ir <ll v- >ve <M> . The leading h<4*di and hoarding j l:r. - cid ihriv'i'g I: nsim ss, ; mr-i'choni.s nia>.<* close colics t i, ■ anti g.-o'i tiles and they area l ' [ sn- ■■•3 in consequence, • farmer f.-b'ivd* . :• - h giii'ng '*, j ii{ .ii.te (.;■ fact that *' ■* -1 a" l•. -* mer Icb .;;■s ca 11 i 111 I.: illl with US g''P' ja v i-*iy i! g n.d :i 1;■ to* re as .pa \ 'il. iices as cio is' li*ii| >, s.n.i j] rp, i is 1,, Hiiu.-k wi !i War ! A Davis hr.-" opened u n a stock of general nn*r :■ ii ilise -in the Overra ui building ilf ; ten si vo Ci-q-iaiutiir.'i' hno coiir j i e-•' -■ dealing? will assure him sn-eesv j uppy Pat Smith is here and the l lift of town this week. :' andsoßie Frank Sweat atlenu- mg court. Me is five days ahead of his regular schedule. Clever Albert C. Sweat ( ,f th Black shear Hustler is hers in the interest of is bright newsy shoot. 1' o Turkish female peddlers are to: -g m the town to the delight of the.o who wish to invest in fancy gi gawa. the horse ■ rapper in all his pros ti. -j glory war on tlie half acre with any kind *•:' si *i*d from a skeleton to a th • dollar mule. • j many frieu’s of Mrs. Mattie 1. ridge ‘er) |J .wed to hive her \\ ■ them this w-.< k. V* ithui one wee!; cornea the Smy n. association tit, 1) mglas. This, i'i. on top of court Cannes the know it' old roosters to break for the S' " mp at a Nancy Hanks gait whisp ering where at! where at!! <=>- C <> - • • - Jfi lilies'! Meet tuff, c:n ink., mod that; the Valdosta 0 Jmt ll> iiiicTs A-- ndation will hold i ■ •mg at Broxfon, beginning on t .'J ho: 0 .o'-c. 1 running v l i.a CI jS •■>’>; !)■}> V. He v IV . JS . 1) • 'go and purh.-p.s othei help from <d ad arc expected. if. C Fentress. Vv,i nrled Meeting. protivvT.d (■■ting will com n cat D , igla-.i on November 4.h. h .1 L ?,I n re!!, Ev.to .relist, is ex P i* •: t;> !• • v;:;.!i a! if pruyiden- o p< - lit the meeting wi 1 con'ii.us ten ! •*. We a-k tint earnest prayer be u ’• f r tor: sue. C.‘s of these meet iu 11. C. Fentress. UK ; n comb to ti ’ Mposi !;<■ I slop at the I ■: : : Up ft W K* C. a •OH;i:I' - . : ii- ... to i. : ilwC f<; • 1 - j i mi. j in -ft ' o g i.i, ■; '1 pier day. - 'he r kioi la Hotel, JT7 J At-I-.-p, Kanasor, f >ts.h Pryor street y- - ■ -i. C... y licit ' LA NT. 1 , - GEORGIA. Bmglar proof sate yalm yoa c • i.- pets . 11 c c\ iry ii/*.’ n.,putts f- the Expcritioa gu umN. Kvoy -j lug first chi s. h • ft.- -I Ur* in the c y. lelegrcoii < : ahead for ac c '.mod.; J-. LLinemh;*: we wi 1 t it y u dglit and mly charge von ■4. per day h r boa. ii and lodging iters n.a!! I,'.:,ip-. r j jp f.'c ■//. "•' oil (it Tii V::j- * 1- ihe .< "iuieiful BATILJ 6Siri>Boßs. tied jt e H*e main entrance 0:1 H.- • : aa.L i'ifdmout avenue Heart Hits It. iirentest and Sinatic.st. Everybody in Coflee and adjoining j counties knows and admires genial j hearted Joe Ellis, who tipis the beam j;r three hundred pounds and stands I six feet one inch. He has been the small boys champ j i:n till t!;e arrival in town on Tiyts j d.tv Mr. Hiram Taylor, who was born e l and raised near Pickrcn. Mr Tavlor I : tips the beam at one hundred and ten pounds, is twenty-five years old and four feet and two inches high. lie is of a well balanced mind, leader in p aver meetings and a thorough lead er in vocal music. The contrast is very great in the sire of these two Coffee county citi j /.ms. They sat for a picture en groupe [ and the demand from admiring friends I to say nothing of the envious was | greater tli 'ii could on ' short notice. THE Waycross Clotbi&g Store Tr tt ar row. Gen v ’a. c 7 */ HEADQUARTERS FOR FINE "L : 'Till X‘J. H Ea!>QU A R’l Kits < R o>* !2A ° I.*l DING HEADQUARTERS FOR BE " Ell ! l\'i. • I.O’ni,\r. HEADQUARTERS FOR BESi 'M s wo smoE<. HEADQUARTERS FOR*FURN 1 '<:\G ■-O l HE A UQUAR TERS FOR EVE-A IflV- 'n al' a-clasi do hi ig store. Styles and prices not excel din u < if' i*i : 11< : I.i * OI3'V£IR;YBOID"S:' TO C.i'l and examine ••ip- i nniiui *< -i --! WAYCROSS CLOTHI.NOB-TOIIE, The Wide A wake and Vp To Gate ('luthiers, WAYCROSS, GA- Successor3 to FRANK C. OWENS j. a. mim co., WAYCROSS GEOn It !. S/33X)T3*02i3CE 3?T?ICKI3. — ; •> . Owing to the fact that we a o overstocked with goods w make the following low prices • IWfI.OO Buggies will lie sold for -l"'.00. sao Buggies will he sold for*-•>• SOO Buggies will be sold for $->O. one horse fa- • -.ms ( : .\ 28 and S3O. $lO Florida saddles (<;, ;7. Give us a trial. Ir, &, mmm ijss m Jasper iml lastitats me great question of the day is, how and where can the best educa lou be obtained? The best educa tion is that which prepares for the tecessitie.s of life. No man can Ive ■a ignorance and make a success of ■ife. The education needed by (he iveragc young man or w M .i •.hat which gives them a ste of iseful knowledge, and at the same ime trains the mental pim<■•••, -a that the knowiedg, they p0t.,,.'- s im, •e used to a good advantage, ’i n ’ successful man must be trained hink and to ctrpvcj. his i.b.oua’t. r forcibly. Jarc Normal lu.si.it,. dves such Ci ' vjjfy'oii as you:.;, people of (T ••eed. 'if. iCiiool lias ;ir* * .. ■ .' j of room, , niod library i b of apamt us. Ihe faculty in a line icrps of NPi m ,-‘.i / trail mo touchers better olios cannot be found m the south. The student has chice of a variety of courses. The wants if all are met. Work of a high or der is done in each department, thoroughness is the rgotto of tho Institute. Expenses are low. Ac* jommodatious au-Q good. The health is excellent. There has not seen a serious case of sickness a uong the students in four years. Jasper Normal is the largest school ; of nigh grade in Florida, and is, thy j oes. equipped school with ; ii 000 miles of Jasper. Thorough, aouest work is the cause of our success. Next term opens September 17th. I><•**T think of attending sch'dol else Notice, | All persons indebted to me are re quested to settle their necoun s by ihe ( Ist of November! All not settled by then will be placed in the hands of a collecting officer. 1 mean what 1 say I cau't wait any longer. | W. F. Sibbktt, M. D. Local L< {/(station. i To whom it may concern :—Not ; co is hereby given that at the next term j of tio Legislature the following bill: will be intmdui'od : An act to incur- j poratc the town of Douglas, to confer! general powers, define the corporate limits, providing for pavi.,g and open ing streets, levying a town tax and for other purposes. Notice, Will he let to t,tie lowest bidder bv th" foot, on the lath of October, 1811a, ,a the Luka Ferry, a contract to build a line bridge between the.counties of. Coffee and Berrien. Said contract to he let at the biidge site at the Luke Ferry ns aforesaid. The l ight is rc -Bcrved,ito reject- anv and all bids. John Vickers, Ordinary. where until you know the full juirtic ulars.. Write for catalogue. Address ‘ • J. M. Guilliaras, Jasper, Fla. Beware of Ointments far Cain nil that contain Mercury, as mercury will surely destroy the sense of smelt and completely' derange the whole syrfem when entering it through the nnq* surfaces. Such articles shout: Ce \v tie used except oh [ire it pii ■■ ft r;i reputable phyai eisiss, >o du ii'bn •;< They will do is ten Jola s • 'li * i ' ’ : i -an possibly derive lion iu i • M ‘'s Catarrh '.'tire, nr ore I'• 1 Cheney &V. T.'.lcjp i t : s -.io mercu* ry, Hud i- ih’o-o n'o a y, voting di < oily up.oii li uucous sur tiM'l'r: of the •<;, ■o n, i>i ■ ;y’nHall’s CiUai .i: rii' i *i ■ -i re you •; • ! ili.3 gen uine. 1, is t iio ii 'ooro - ’v and is made in ioedo, j Cheney &0 i. T“siimoniels' free, Sol'd by liruggis.s, price 7*V* p.; bottle. Order of Win. PA.RK’SS.. WiMry.u . caution" II yoa want to keep yga? good • don’t advertise them in the Breeze. PAIi TSBK DOUGLAS SCHOOL, Fail term Opens August 12th 1895. JMELVSN Erin. RATES OFTI IUIOX ?T.*o AKD ?2.00 TER .MONTH, ACCORDING TO GRAB* Good board with piivate families at reufomible rates Nothing will be’A'-ft undone to raise the standard and Ii H'B'jSuitlfl efficiency of tli.'< school. c ke<‘|i mi hmul and Assorted Line of AND ARE PREPARED TO PRINT BILI, HFLV DtJ, LL ITEIt HEADS, STATE.'JENTS. ENVEL OPES, HAND BILLS, ETC'., At prices that deQ competition. P-RE ,Z%i JOB OFFICE IPLAWT HZ" : irt-znr'-y~ wr. 72 TIM 33 TA T- LDEI 72- To t’ -e effect at 1 2 :0L o’cl'e k, a. ml, Sunday, Aug fib !>;K>. . .. bred lip i ' ■ ■ - i to : k-dbw" -7 , ' STATIONS lii'Sff *xbtin j. rir| RV! TiV~ __ TsT I "ol i. 8 *•> i- Brunswick - <1( f" s - J f. - ,A-n 7o' •f- i “‘ "" 'Lie lament im>7 71.7 ~ •ItV.liS'] * aanmtea - f, u p; f nsi ' it j ' Yi"' yno>vlll ° * f<i il* n'i - * Atl-.iimin , f<l >4 f (i So . 1 ’ h-ili-toa f!> is f ti 23 .I t t o.j 11 91, . Nahunta - 1 u ,;:i t 11 15 f“ - • I„ > ** * .-.*3 U.iiltoi vill© - I •}',, fa *SI *. sM.n Arrive W? VCR )8d Leave u()',| rtf a Mimhu'v v,> WA Y OltQ.-ja Arrive s-SS !a4 4* ' ' ‘1 > ) - K\ ;*l{ slioro - | ,hi f a W f • Mil l w- 0,1 - !■ id r Y?i t' 1t.i1.4 II jim * iUe'lu. ii S 1 . f.i . 1 f ,j fif fib lit i 1 -in - Riarsoj . f ( h |l 1“ HU' li ' • - K irktiuid - flay / 3\ > flO afiil 11 61 j Ninety-Right Mile Rost f y i.ji f 3 34 J0;|l if 51 ; . tirav - - 1 i | 7 o ej IflOGSil 1157. - Wfilimcdcfieo - lmi i UI •Iflo - *tf ♦IV 15 a- Ampal.a - \ 3 ■,\\\ *U • ’ Lnigtiiii . tnmtr'f 2 to II !-)il t; -il Hi'' 1, .held - | ,j ■/. 9 l).i sII IMS lit sn . A'w'va - lO' ION . ;,,i •> 5*9 • r TO Uff.' . Leave - TI ETON - Arrive x tUf. j s 'J !)2 l'') tu o! ff H *' *<• -.' iy iy , , f t r,i 215 hMI" t lio*. I 1 tfr • - f* 1 1 ner - - t i 904 .(7 ii.ijf t't ,i;j .1 ift - - f’oulan - - f2 24 f 1 1,7 57461 12 20 JIGS . Is."tel la- f 2 1.7 I' X6O a S l- r >| 12 ■ fl' J t* - Willingham • f2 oH 1 -12 sSE>f 12 \l I 1 4>( - Davis , f1 57 f 1 S'i !) 20 12 5.) , 2.!/, Jin,."'on 1 4o 1 17 ,' ' - AI.HANV . I : ;,s 112 A' v - L- I ' ,t 'T“77 A IVI 11 vEV . .v;r ; 1 qd s Regular Stop. f Stop on Kignal. l)ii>cct connection mauc.it Waycross with through l*ithman Sleep* iijg Cars for SI,. Loujjj. Montgomery, Nashville, Savannah,- Chuleataa aid all points nortn*;,a,lso Tampa cud St. Augustine. . j .Rcc.liniijjj .Chair Cars between Way crocs and Montgomery via. ThpmasviilCj.. ’ • , B ( „Dunhiipi, B. W. V.’renn Goo. W Goal.i a ,i- Gen. Superintendent Pass. "1 ado Manager. Div. Bass. A| ' - rnmmk, •• . ■ WILLACOOCI'IKE, : : : : TO#. ■. 4 ’ > 82 7 • ! Li v 7 . L : ® ;i || ' COUItSE OF STUDY: Primary, Intel mediate, Academic, Normal, Musical, and Commercial. SVlid for catalogue, . Fall begins September 2ist lS'.'b. ! w: ■•‘w. &• tTßmms&L, ‘ FrlncipaL