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/HE DOUOLAS BREEZE.
J. M. FREEMAN & DAUGHTERS, Proprietors.
J. M. FREEMAN, Editor.
AGNES F. FREEMAN, Assistant Editor.
Entered us iSveond Glass .Mai! Mutter.
SATUR DAY, MAY 0, 1899.
NOTi'jji TO THE PUBLIC.
Georgia. Coffee County:
Notice is Hereby given tliat. tlie le
gal advertising coming front our of
fices, for said county will hereafter lie
done in the Douglas Breeze, a paper
published in the town of Douglas.
Thomas Young,
Odinary C. C
W. M. Tanner.
Bherill C. C.
May 4th. 1899.
No one outside of our office is au
thorized to receive or receipt for any
moneys due us. Any person attempt
irtg to do so is liable to prosecution.
Mrs Mollie Barker, Wife of Judge
L. A. Barker of Baxley is dead.
—i
Gov. Candler, of Georgia, sir the
way to stop lynching is to Mop raping.
The Bhiliptuos are said to be suing
for peace. • J'h, Bhilipino is treacher
ous.
Bierce county Superior court is in
session, this week, Judge Bennett
presiding. ;
It is reported that Jim Hanlon,
over in Irwin county has joined the
hard shells.
Brooks county Superior court it
grinding out; justice this week, Judge
Han sell ort the the bench.
Tattnal county’s grand jury lias
recommended the establishment of a
pauper farm in that county.
Out at Galena K ansas, the negroes
of the place lynched Charles Williams
for killing L<uiiJa,C.afftd£\ 41 negress.
Attorney Griggs says the govern
ment at Washington lias nothing to
da.vdfh the lynching in this state.
A negro tried to enter Mrs. Lara
more’s room,'near Leesburg last week,
lie was found dead next morning.
This paper will lill the entire hill nil
over the comity. We want to give
a goodj fair, square paper to our read
ors - V
Some of tVo"fyfergvnien and editors
of the Nortlp are making tools out of
themselves • about the Sam Hose
lynching affair.
The nojjrncs ot .Atlanta, want a
colored school hoard to'mauage their
schools. Colored people’s taxes should
pay the oncosts too.
Nearly every newspaper you pick
up has nonuithing about annual pic
nics. Wo knew she’d come soon—(lie
summer girl is next, on the hill.
' The farmers of the State should not
forget that some of the handsomest
premiums in point of size offered for
the fair next fall, is for Georgia raised
meat.
Gov. Candler oilers a reward of
!f 150,*00 for the apprehension and de
livery of Bennett Wade, of Wayne
county to ti e sheriff for the murder ot
W. B. Brandy, i'n 181)7
Over in Germany last Monday a
man was convicted of manslaughter,
just because he killed bis three wives.
Don't see how a man can bo convict
ted of manslaughter when be kills a
woman,
The comity commissioners of Thom
as county, have offered a reward of
s>3oo for the capture of Dr. J. G. Hop
kins, who is ehargeed with tin l tnur.
der of It. R. Evans, and who recently
nnnle his esoaye.
The B.iinhrAlge Democrat thinks
the nest remedy for lynching is for
every white woman and white girl in
Georgia to learn to use a gun and a
dagger with the same dexterity that
tile then exhibit in emergencies.
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The merchants at Blackshcar who
(recently had their stores burned are
■ energetic. Work will he commenced
on the brick block destroyed by lire
last week at an early date and larger
and better stores built in the place.
The merchants that lost their stocks
have found other houses and are put-1
tiitS in new goods.
ed a letter from Mr.
W. F. Root*; ilfrk of Superior court
of Appling eoatuy, asking something
about .T. d-J'ijne, closing with the !
: Mth wjis indebted to
mom r.d
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When BlitekfihMfir was in flame’s
last week Yvayeross suit down two
lire companies and large tanks of
water,
A reward of $ 1 -uO.OO is offered by
the State for the arrest of W ill S.
Eady for the murder of B. C.
Booth, of Ware county, in 1897.
It is quite likely that Congress
man Roberts, of Utah, recently
elected, will not he allowed to take
his seat, if he has three wives,
Mrs. Anna George, who killed
George Saxton, brother of Mrs.
McKinley, at Canton, 0., was ac
quitted of the charge of mudor last
Friday,
A foreign dispatch says Count
Barrovvkowiukinsoth is dead.
Boor fellow, we don’t see liow In
lived as long as ho did with that
name.
The ■lry m the case of Anna
George dec; . ■' that killing a lech
erous libertine was not murder,
even if li • was the president s bro
ther-in-law.
Bishop Turner, the negro jm ack
er. says the newspapers know as
much about negro preachers as
they do about monkeys. Turn
er is right, wo aro not acquainted
with him or Ins relatives.
The man tha' is mean enough
to rob a Knoduy school and an
editor is m a pitiable condition.
Heaven won’t have him and bis
Satanic majesty will not admit
him for fear lie would rob boll.
The report oil committees of the
International Sunday School As
sociation is against negro--s hav
ing representation on the commit
tees. And some of those men 011
the committee that; made such n
report are republicans, too.
Some one lias sent Dr. Brough
ton, a Baptist preacher of Atlanta,
a piece of Sam Hose’s • flesh with
a'note saying as he defended the
negro from his pulpit lie p, < Babiy
would appreciate this slight me
mento of Ins departed hero,
—A full line of fresh baseballs jus!
received at the City Drug Store.
Alan Lost
His way recently looking
for Dan 13. English’s
Mammoth
Store.
He wanted to .secure some of
the rare bargains always
to be found there.
The First Lady
He met pointed the way. and seemed
surprised that anyone was so ignorant,
Even
The Boys and Girls
Big and small, know where to save
money in purchasing
Clothing,
Hals, Caps
Boots
and Shoes.
Ti e Millinery Department is a dream
hats in every shape—flowers in end
loss variety and every hue to trim them.
Luces, ribbons, collars and neckwear
that are hound to please.
Carpels,
Mattings, Rugs,
Oil Cloths,
Shades and Polls,
Glassware, Etc.
The Largest, Cheapest and
Best General Store
in the South.
Dan
Broadway
English.
English Buil/mg, Plant Ave.
W AYtZROSS, GA. i
J. O. HUMPHREYS * *
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I Wayeross Ga.
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Y,'e arc offering to the fenders of the Br oz; one of the best selected stocks of Dry Goods, Shoes, Hats,
\ \ Clothing, Notions Kto., ever fraught to W y< ross. and w can save money for you on mail orders, or trade to.
\n 2°ur advantage when you ary in the city, We have a large lot of SILVERWARE and Knives and Forks
l\JeJr which we are giving away tojeur customers. Come and see them.
Wo carry; no shoddy goods and have no
catch-penny prices to tool tlie pufolic,
But give you the best value for your money.
y ’Y v Send mi the NEW IDEA PATTERNS the very Latest and most Fashionable. Only 10 cts.
Plant Avenue, WAYCROSS, GA. J J. B- HUMPHREYS.
TO the LADIES ’
01 Douglas Uiid Vicinity,
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It is not only in lines of superb millinery creations tilut we will
win the foremost place, but in llats, Bonnets, Capes, Wraps and all
kinds of Ladies’ Furnishing Goods, at, extremely moderate prices. .
Many agreeable surprises among them for the ladies; who desire
to economize. 1
MISS MALISSA CORBETT is in charge of the Dressmaking
Department this so ison, which is a guarantee that we can lead the
town on up-to-date work. Respectfully, j
O. RUDOLPH.
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HARNESS MAKING AND REPAIRING, SHOE
MAKING AND REPAIRING.
1 also have a large stock ol Bridle bits, Buckles, Unaps, Rings
Bridle fronts, Sweat pads, Collar pads, Collars, Halters
and Haines, Backhands, Novelty Lap links, Buggy whips
and GOOD LEATHER.
All of the above articles sold at, prices to suit the times. I guarantee satisfac
tion on general repairing of harness, shoesj etc. lam
here to stay and do the best work for
the least money.
Come and see me. Next to Postoffice.
JL W. WILLIFORD
DOTT Gx-T_i-A.S GA
' C. H. Ficken, Proprietor,
Way cross, Georgia, Postoffjice Box 91.
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Manufactures Soda water, Sarsaparilla, Ginger Ale.
ORDERS BY HAIL OR ’PHONE) WILL RECEIVE
PROPER ATTENTION. Write for terms.
/ISM 1. Murray & Company,
[plant Bvcmie, Maycross,Georgia.
Dealers in j
STOVES. HEATERS, RANGES, ETC. fTIN, GOITER AND
SHEET IKON WORK. ,
Plaabißg aad Plnmbet’s Supplies, mb Roofing, Mattering, Etc.
All Orders Promptly Attended to] and Satisfaction
Guaranteed. j
M. J. Murray l Cos. Waycross Ga.
STANLEY’S BUSINESS COLLEGE
.I.YD'SCHOOL OF SHORTKshyj), 4
TIIOMASVILLE. GEORGIA. V*
I Lome Endorsement of Bankers, anti 1 1 °~
l'essienal Men. ' . -
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Tin M\svu.i.K. <la., .January l' - . l'.r*
To Ths I’rßlir: \\"e take pleas- re in rei nmmendinrr Stni v's l'aisi:a'-s Coll'lM
It* <-..ur> of instrm-tion is thorouuh, practical ami complete. : nootitur demands <\
any business of to-day. We are per min!!;.- acquainted with Pi >;. Stae-cv . its presi
dent. ami ran r : .irneslly reoon .amul him as Itoimr a man < 'f lliyli moral standing
hoae-t, s,,|i i r- upright.-ami iiit'errh ;itcrest< 1 in the welfare of i-a* it student.
.1. T. Culpepper, mayor: V. 11. HanseH. judge superior • uri; .T. W, Heed,
viee-nresi.lerP t’iti.viis ltrnk: S. 1.. Hats, pros'oowi T. X. hank; K, M.
Smith. pri'i.ient ‘.lank of nt<.tn:tvi>le; and many . ;in rs.
Q. V* lL STANLEY,
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To the man who wants to sell you cheap seed and
seed sold on consignment. We have the agency for
LANBRETHS, the oldest and best seed house in Amer
ica, and it will pay you to buy your seeds from us.
. - Potatoes, Oiiioß sets, Peas, Beans and
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•’ - '. ' .C'./-'' :'-. - all Kinds 01 small seed always on liaml.
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l " V 1 /■C' -A y We will have a full stock of SPRING
r -C;:/ }• BULBS and FLOWER SEEDS in a
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\// WPS -It W 'vc carry the beat.
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<jj 1 ' ders. Call in to see us when'in Way-
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Way cross, Gf i '
The best place in Georgia for Clothing, Hats,,
Shoes and gents’ furnishings.
♦ Good Reliable, Goods atfr Suit the People. \
// ’hen, you go to Way cross he sure and call (ft 9
The Waycross Clothing Store
Waycross, Georgia-
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WFWWWfS revel'll thing Neal,
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Is in full blast, cooliiSsg tire thirsty witli the best Soda'
dispi .isetl within the city.
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