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TOL. VI. LOCAL INTELLIGENCE Mrs B. Peterson made a flying visit to Kirkland last week. Aligator tooth ear bobs at $1,25 at M. M. Knight’s Pearson, Ga. Mr. B, Peterson has been quite sick in bed all the week with fever. Squire’s Boston bellies at 7f ct. at A. P. Hucks, Pearson, Ga. If you do not get your paper write us a postal card and we will investi gate '.he trouble. A. P. Ilueks at Pearson, sells Squires lard at 9 cts. Before dud : Toomer finishes the race for solicitor, cracker Bennett will rumple his collar and cuffs. 3 lb. can tomatoes for 10 cts. at A. P. Hucks, Pearson, Ga. Mr. N. C. Greer was re-elected may or of Pearson without opposition on Tuesday last. Ca >t. Wilcox, of Lumber City, and one of the most popular men in Wire grass Georgia, is in town. The weather the past week has been just simply splendid, and old Sol has smiled over us undisturbed. Judge F. Willis Dart and Col, W. W. McDonald attended county court in Irwin county this week. .Business has picked up wonderfully since the first week after new year. Business never lays in and around Douglas. The Breeze prints all the legal"a'd vertising and gives all the count}’ news and only sl. a year. Send in your name. „ t * Misses Ivate and Lila Kirkland re turned ,<co their home at Kirkland, muejvto the regret of the young peo ple of Douglas. Mr. J. It. Davis and family of Bay boro, Colqnit county, is in the city visiting his brothers W. A. 11. and T. J. Davis. Mr. Jiles J. Lott who has been liv in the country about 12 miles has moved his family in, is now a full fledged Douglasite. agponductor John B. Huff of the G. IS. <fc F. railroad is in the city, visit ing the family of C.;A. Ward Jr., who is related to him v • There seems to be a great deal of interest taken in the Holiness meet #g, and a great manv conversions ’nave already been,reported. 2, The health fulness m Coffee county is leported to be renvarkbly good. It is almost next to impossible to get sick in the yellow pine district. your job printing to the Breeze office. Our Mr. Parker has spent twenty-six years at the business, and can please the most fastidious. Mr. I. L. Girtman of Bingham, this county, paid the Breeze office visit this week and left a dollar for the Breeze one year. Come again brother Miss Lilia McDonald, of McDon ald’s Mill, one of the most excellent young ladies in South Georgia, gpent part of Wednesday and Thursday in Douglas. Look at the new advertisement o’ Ward & Davis in this issue of the Breeze. The gentlemen composing thi3 firm are perfectly reliable, and they are offering some rare bargains. The postmaster will kindly inform us if parties do not take out their pa pers. The subscription books were turned over to us in a bad fix, and we are having much trouble in getting them arranged. T. J. Davis <fe Cos. are becoming more and more popular with the con sumers of this section, which is att’-ib utable to their square dealing with everyone who deals with them. They carry a well selected stock 6f fresh groceries, and are sellingj at rock bot tom prices. Give them a call when you come to town. THE SOtIELAS BREEZE. PICKREN RELEASED. Mr. Jule Pickreti. who has been confined in jail at this place, charged with accessory to the killing of G. $. McDonald, was released from jail on a $5,000 bend on last Wednesday, The following persons signed his bond : E-. L. Pickren, Wm. Vickers, Dr. W. E. Sibbett and Elias Lott. Mr. Pickren is a native of Coffee county, and is by no means without friends, lie could have given a much larger bond if it had been required of him. Last Tuesday the still and one hun. dred barrels of rosin and thirteen bar rels of spirits belonging to J. G. Pace was destroyed by fire. The origin of the fire was caused by turning off a charge of rosin wh iu 100 hot. It has not been learned whether or not there was any insurance. The stil: was sit uated about two miles from Shepherd, and was a very tine , one, being the one that was sent to the World’s Fair at Chicago for excellence, Mr. D. A. Morris of Baxley lias ren ted <he store of M r B, Peterson, now occupied by Mr. Gordon and at an early date will put iu a stock of gen eral merchandise. We understand that Mr. Morris also bought a lot of laftd near the same store and will erect a store of his own. Mr. C. C. Pearson, of Granite moun tain, Texas, was in our office this week. Mr. Pearson is a prominent rail oad man of chat place, and has been visiting Georgia since Christinas. He subscribed for the Breeze and and promised to let us hear from him when lie got back to Texas. Mr. A. Rieketsoiv, a native cf this-, county, but who has been living in Kingsland, Texas, for twenty-seven years, has been visiting liis relatives here for the past two weeks Ho therc are manv changes since he lived litre and he notes the improvements everywhere. NOTICE. From this date my office will be in* the new store recently occupied by Messrs. Hall Bros. At night I can be found at my residence next door to office, opposite John M. Lott's. All calls answered promptly day or night. Charges reasonable. 1 solicit in the future as in the pant, a reasonable share of your patron*ge. My drugs will all be fresh and pure. Vn’ke my office head quajbjTß when in town. - ' W. W. Terrell. Georgia—Coffee county. : Will be sold before the court bouse door at Douglas said county, on the first Tues day on February next within the legal hours of sale to the highest and bent bidder for cash the following described property to. wit: Ninety (90) acres of lot of land No one hundred and sixty two [IC2] in the sixth distret of .Coffee county. Said property levied on and bv virtue of three fifa’s issued from the county court of Coffee county two in favor of H, 11. Wolf and company and one in favor of Mauls, Bear aud Cos., against Jeff Kirkland, Said property levied on and to be sold in satisfaction of the above described ti fa’s. Levy made and returned to me by W A J. Smith Sheriff City court ef Coffee county. This Jan. Bth 1890. Wm. Tanner. Sheiiff. ■ NOTICE Georgia—Coffee County. To all whom it rcay concern: Mrs. Mary E. Girtman has in due form applied to the undersigned for permanent letters of Warren Gitt man, deceased nil will pass upon said application on the first Mon day in February’ next. Given un der my hand and official signature this Jan. G 1690. Jon. Vick rs. Ordinary. POPULAR # WRiams IE9S $1 00 per day—Single meals. 25c. Harnett House, SAVANNAH, - - GEORGIA. DOUGLAS, GA. COFFEE COUNTY. FRIDAY JANUARY 17. 1896. T. E. LAMER SON & CO., JEWELERS ,y STATIONERS! Waycross, ... Georgia We carry a full line of Sewing Ma ■ chines, Organs and Pianos. ©in Wiateli Repairing Is the best in the Country and we are prepared to give first class work. ilif A -° UR stock of falclißs, Clocks k Jewelry IS COMPLETE - gi?“CorrcspeiHleuce by’ mail Solicited. When in Wayciosg give us a call. m wt ISSi BtfERTISEMENTS? m m tat TO SAVLYOUR $ 0 STs? HA It OKA INS. . .. * ' ' > " # The largest stock of groceries ever shown hi any ret nil store in this section. MEN’S AND BOY’S CLOTHING IN HEAPS AND PILES. GOOD FITS AND LATEST STYLES. shoes! shoes! Shoes!!! My stock is the best and cheapest, and largest of any retail store IN SOUTH GEORGIA. My Stock is Comp It in Eve.ii/ Line AND CHEAPER THAN IIAS EVER BEEN SOLD. Customerscoming 1 hum t c 5 S CAN PUT THEIR HORSES IN MV LOT FREE OF CHARGE. 1 HAVE ON HAND LINT COTTON FOR SALE FOR MATTRESSES. Hive me a a rial and be convinced nothing to price my goods. If y.)u hould at any time need a Coffin or Casket t call on me, I have a Coffin department in my store. Can fix y r ou up any’ price and style. t DOUGLAs GEORGIA Wisdom, Justice and Moderation 1896 NEW YEAR 1896 GREETINGSI mm ~V ; - jmkj £*■:/*£* fli Our Business during:the rAST yeab DOUBLET) ThE FRECEID ING YEAR. WHAT DID IT? £ • r ;~ -••- /• Low Prices, of Course. ilU'Ve >J, neil the New Year with p/ot <*/***/* lhe oOro, ftnd ** * Ur ai,U t 0 *£ Customer* more Bargains and ''* Bargains than ever. We want your trade! t . *. % fv- , *< -. v • • L We must have it! Wishing our Friends and Custo mers a Happy and Prosperous ftew Year, iV Promising to give iliem the MONT COOPS FOR THE IJLtfcT A m YOURS TO PLEASE . WARD & DAYIS, LEA.X3ER IJST LOW iFiRyIOIBSI • Douglas, - Georgia: NUMBER