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OflOrUtOrgu of Urn* 6*5E~ ' ■Oldal Organ of Clurltou C'onnty. ln» Qlj <f W>ywa MKgALQIWmUtlWWO coipm advertising rates. _ Ts»icw.' ,1 rob|3 mo 6 mo lyr • 2i» 4 ! 5 5a fi 1 4 .00 * J .OO 7.0010 i*t 60010.0014 00 6.00 14.00 20.00 I 6.oo;i2.oo 20.00 30 00: I000.20.00 30^);a)0r»i i Fr»,Fw, Free. Dr. H. A. Lawton, of D*1U*. Texa.-, will pajr our dtv a visit. While here hi* office will he in H. T. Dunn A Co** »tnr® Plant avenue. The I>octor take* great pleasure in testing and examin ing jomr eyes, fre* of charge. He haa with him diplomas from all exposition* of note from Mexico t*> Canada, on hi* Lawton Lasting Len*e, a Glass which the wearer can use with ease and com fort in the strongest lights. It will cost you nothing to know the condition your eye* are in. adow t Owe newspaper and you will find ours io ueiess Transient advertising inserted at $U*> per inch first insertion. 60c subsequent insertion. Reading notice in local columns lOe per line first insertion; .V per line each «nW- uuent insertion. Professional card* $6 .09 per annum after *For*tIiMip advertising see Cheap Column. Advertisements to insure insertion any week romt be in by.Wediu-sday of that week. Changes made in advertisement*, inserted at onr regular rates, and for specified time, will he charged for at cost of making said Ch *3Sikm«l he chMlrd dal position. SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 27, m2. Arrival and Departure of Mall* at WAYCRona ARRIVE A. M. From the North. South ami West «:* t was arranged < talesman. From South KT 45 133 4d) From Tlioniaavllle, Georgia From Way crow AlrLIne DISPATCHED, A. M. Mail closet) forWaycmaa Air Line Mail for North. East. South and \V est 830 P. M. Closet! for Savannah, East and North Closed for North. South and \V est ADVERTISERS COLUMN. ■sSk. SOITTH OKI) mil A BANK of Wayci •T ctetliiH V. C. OWENS. It. H. l.F.VY. imp. ACO. A LIPSIIITZ. CASON A MILLER. The beautiful show is attracting attention hy Mr. Boh Tovel, lib Spring Styles. The March number of the leading Fashion magazine «>f country, “Toil ettes” is out. The ilhMrations and the spring fashions for ladies are suberl showing the latent parislan novelties and telling all .about the kind of good* worn, and how to make them up, published at 126 W. 23rd HU, New York City. Ask your newsdealer for it or send for *am- P*«wpy. # Spring stock arriving daily at Owens,’ the leading clothier. * The Sunday School Revival. This bright little publication is issued regularly every month from the H kr ai.!* office. It is edited ami published hy Mr. D. B. Sweat. All Sunday school workers in South Georgia should be come acquainted with it. The aulmcrip- tion price is very low, ami every who is interested in promoting Sunday schiMil work should attp|*ort editor Sweat in his undertaking. Call on Owens for novelties iu boy and childrens clothing, shirts,waists, Ac. Forget-Me-Not. On next Wednesday night, the 2nd of March, Miss Josephine Cameron plays in "Forget-Me-Not” at the «i*era house. The Times-Union of Jacksonville, where she played to a well-pleased house, call* Miss Cameron’s acting superb. iss Cameron’s dresses are said to be magnificent, being creations of Worth. This play, it will be remembered, is the one in which Rose Coghlan scored such a success in Baltimore. THE WESTERN FURNITURE <« Kratt*. H. V. PARSES. S. L GUPTON, Carriages. Ac. MATJLLA MAN’F.tX).. Lumber. .1 GILLON A HUDSON. Founder* a riujk t * Hie "I ik C. Oweus, the leadingVlothier, best goods for the least money.” t the There will be an oyster supper residence of Mrs. W. R. Penfield, corner of Elizabeth and Folks street, on Friday evening, March 4th, for the purpose of raising binds for the building of the new Baptist church. The public are cordi ally invited. * * K. H. CRAWLEY. 8*. ROW DOTH AM A MURPHY. CHEROKEE NURSERIES. Plumbing, Ktr. R. U. KEENE. LLOYD A ADAMS. Savannah. R. L. RAGLAND. Wateh Oweus’ show < cities. mlow for J. A. JONES. NOTICE. I liave for aale one tint-das* ten hors.* power Engine good aa n*w, two Sea Island Improved Home teuton Ulus, and a Com Mill. Terms easy. J. PAXTON, fcfc 27-2t Folkaton. Ga. InsmnceCoi joYNtiM RICHARD A. I \ »Y, Pnuiocirr. Itkcttar- \ .Smabnll.lWl M7.17I.M1 H ’ au.iu.Mt M It »lap Ueua , owat at rUk, near budMtt SZiXttmSSJTmamat fifMMAdtbrwr. nuuiit tit nnsTO »• muni tn,uu«l M CaluTSutM Mi ul ,tur . rrfTg*—^if MW.' - Correct loti. Iu our last issue, under the head of Proceedings of County Commissi nr typo had "Bill of W. M. Somerville njittered." Tliis should have read "Bill of W. M. Somerville rejected.” Boys wood-brown, black, blue or light •hiviot suits just arrived at Owens’. * Mrs. Lou .V. Humph, of Friendship, Sumpter county, On., is seeking infor mation, through the press, of the where abouts of her son, Chsa. O. Humph, whom ahe*la»t heard from in Olenmore in 1889. She will be . grateful for any information that will aid her to find her A full stock of boys shirt waists at Owens’. C. C. Grace A Son, on February 1st, succeed to the dry goods department of the firm of Grace & MeXeil. l<ook out for A fine "opening” soon and for their new advertisement next week. Reduced prices on all winter clothing, underwear Ac., at Owens’. Happiness grows at our own firesides, and is not to be picked iu strangers’ gardens. The "Old, Old Story” troupe simply- failed to keep their contract with Man ager Whelpley. New and nobby neckwear just iu at Owens’. We hate been pleased to note the aes and case* of fine, new g.xxlsbeing unpacked at Norton’s. Don’t fail to see them while they are fresh. Even a sheepskin isn’t a yard able and all wool. I Julies Fine Bo. 4s and Clippers Norton’s. V;* .V Have you read the premium offer of Brad Wataon A Co? - just; as bad as tl Lipshitz is selling at cost to mal room for new goods. There are no eyes »* sharp.** *T of hatred. Bennett A Weller have added fine stock of stationery to their hand- fome jewelry store. voor shoe The School Benefit. Home talent certainly scored a great success at the opera house last Monday night. T» begin with, the audience was i fair one in number*, thoroughly iu ympathy with its entertainers, and ready to have a good time whether the curtain was up or down. This feeling of comrade-ship made the <»ccasion ap pear like a delightful social gathering of frientls. and commend* this species of entertainment to our people. To mention each participant who did well in his or her part would take a double column, so creditable was the entertainment in every detail. The tableaux were delightful, and re flected the greatest credit on the taste ami management of Mrs. H. A. Bennett. Mnt. Furlong and Mr. O. D’Auvergne. The picnic was an ideal one, and the country school excruciatingly realistic. The interrupted courtship was finely done; and tbejhead* of Bluebeard's un fortunately curious^ wives *were l*»th beautiful ami horrible. The tableax were all well conceived and put on the board* ^without a single contre Iriitj#. The music, in charge of Mrs. C. W Lyuu, wa* an indispensable_ part of the evening’s enjoyment, Mrs. Lyon’s ac companiments to the tableaux adding greatly to their happy effect. Nearly all our favorite singers con tributed their taleut, Mrs. F. C. Owens, Mrs. D. Walker, Mr. Toomer, Miss Clara Lyon ami Miss Olive Butler-—all being at their best. Capt. Somerville, in Highland costume, sang "The March of the Cameron Men,” and it was one of the most taking things of the evening. The costume is beau tiful, and came from the “Banks of Allan Water,” the Captain’s birthplace we understand. The “Box of Monkeys” has become a part of Waycross history in bringing to light exceptional home talent and prov ing that Waycross |x*ople eau do any thing go si aud clever that they turn their hands ami minds to. Mrs. Love :ls Mrs. Ondcgo Jones, the much tried chaperon of her wilful but irresistible niece, was the perfection of prudence, dignity and graciou- Miss Clara Lyon, as the carefully reared English girl, broke through the restraints of a too prim training into a lovely mixture of art, artlessness and na tive love of fun and frolic. •. ^ Mr. E. H. Myers, in the difficult po sition of a well raised young man mis taken for a butler, interpreted his part with great good taste and ease, showing himself no tyro in the business. Mr. Ward AU*ertsoifpleased his friends by the hearty,*life-like mauner in which he acted out the agonies-of a bashful young man making'ijove to his chosen Miss Olive Butler won all hearts by her delicious characterization of the Western girl in her merry mood*, her unconventional ways and her alw-ays good-heartedness. She haa been the re cipient of so many compliments already tliatVe forliear saying more. The ladies as they appeared in the second act in handsome evening dresses made a pretty picture indeed, and that these "fair ladies and brave men” were our own people wanned the hearts of the audience to them, and the curtain fell with well earned success on one side, pleased approval on the other. The proceeds, after paying the m sary expenses, amounted to seventy-five dollars, which was turned over t Treasurer of the School Board. The Herai.l*, in the name of the any who are interested in the High School, extends thanks to all who gave their Inlxir and talent to this "benefit.” to Norton’s for Dress Hoods, Trimmings aud Buttons. 2t LEGAL ADVERTISEMENTS. 1 I r . Wore Courty. SHERIFF’S TAX SALE OF UN RETURNED WILD LAND FOR ies». GEORGIA, OorifTT. Will be sold on thellret Tuesday in May next at the court door in said county with in the kgal hour* of sale to the highest bid der for cash, the following lots nnretnmed wilt! land: ' , Number 376, 478. 2». 173, In the 5tl» dis trict of said county and lots Nos. 6, !W, ID. 71, 70, 00, Si. 67, 50, 49, 47. 54, 51, 5£ 53. 45. 43 X! 31. 29. 19. 2. in the llth district, and lots nnmher 11S. 103. 82. 72. 65. 66. 57. 56.29 & in the 9th district ot said connty. and lot* Noe. 479. 407. 261, 113, 409. 4. 34. in the 13th district of aaid county, and No. 97. 72 in the 2nd district, lots No. 338.578, 346, 495, 391, 25L 2». 238, 234, 527,521, 509. 504. 496. 492, 450. 451, 456,40L 471. Ml. 494. 254. 2li7. 253, 291. 294, 272. 271. 29. 46, 91. 118. 135,138. 139 151, 109. 167 in the 8th district, of said county, and lot No. 324 in the 7th district, ami also lots Nos. 549.544, 338, 557, 532, 477 476,475,639,097, 614. 629. 34. 39. 105. 176. 1S5, 247,253.254,255.258. 318.326, 327, 331,389. 390! 403,404, 409.461,462. 473 in the 12th dis trict of said county. Said lots of land con taining each Kl® more or less Said lots of land levied on as unretnmed Mild Land, under and by virtue of Tax Execu tions issued by T. T. Thigpen. Tax Collector of Ware county, for State and County Tax OFFICERS OF CHARLTON COUNTY. Aaron Dowling. Ordinary. A.U. Gowen. Clerk Superior Court C. C. J. A. Wainright, Sheriff. Janu-s Thompson. School Commissioner. LEGAL ADVERTISEMENTS Charlton Couuty. GEORGIA. Cn.tKi.TON Co The creditors of R. tl. N plied for administration said R. G. Norman, dec applying has tendered ar fore ordered that the Cler ton. by virtue of office, h pointed administi Thi* January' 27th k of the Superior id county of Chari- SOMETHING FOR NOTHING. 8100.00 IN CASH To Be Given Away. NO LOTTERY SCHEME. NO RAFFLE. But a Straightforward Donation of $100.00 in Cash to Our Customers. With each Dollars’* worth of goods purchased for Cash at our fit ore, we will i Cash, and when One dollar’* orth, t i 39-3)0 VARON DOWLING. them, paying One lhdlar in Silver lb: i EORGIA—Ch a bltox County: To all whom it may concern: .1 Kawles. pi. of the estate of J. R. BachkMt, ipplies for Letters t>t Dismission administration, and 1 will paw upon hi* application on thc first Monday- deceased. > beadijuarters foi 1 set* u*. and brir r purchase. r friend* and neighb,. r»K*k iHittom.” ’ash Ct*u|ton.’ i March. 1892, at iy oflic iler mv hand and official Mgna- Decemf AARON POWLR jail 30-901 This Jam S. F. MILLER. Sheriff Ware Connty. 2i.l, 1891 )! jan2-fl0il Ordinal SHERIFF’S SALE. GEORGIA. Ch WML _.i the ni t the court house door i the legal hours of sale to tht i, the following prop- SHERIFF’S TAX SALE. GEORGIA. Ware Cot >Tjri Will be sold on the first Tuesday March next, county, within the legal highest bidder for cadi, erty to-wit: (10) ten acres of land of lot No. 246, in Mb District of said county, said 10 acre* of land lying ami being on the east side of said lot 246, hounded as follows: On the south by the S. F. & W. Railroad; on the north by lands of D. J. McIntosh; on the west lands of H. J. Sweat. Levied on as the property ofZeke Dumnore. ivwder and by virtue of tax execution Issued by T. T. Thigpen, Tax Collector of said county, for his state and county Jax, due thereon for the year 1891. - Will be sold, on the First Tuesday in Mdh h bfeSan jail 3iK5tXl SHERIFF’S TAX SALE. GEORGIA. Ware Cot L*h. the folKv ,» the .. biddi of land, to-wit Nos. 7.13. 14 >. at. 9b 96. 1 13. 146. 147. 148. 15 294, 213. 218, 222, 224 247 248, 251. 270. 274. 275, 283. .305 and 3ft> in the 1st District of said county, and 65. 73, 87. 129. 139, 137, 139 and 192 in the 2nd District of said county, said tracts, or lots of land, containing 4!*t acres each, more or less. Said property levied on as the nrojierty W. T. McArthur, principal and \V. A. ip*. BRAD. WATSON & CO. THE LEADING DRY GOODS STORE, OPPOSITE DEPOT. Waycross, - - Georgia. It**. 110. 112. 22. 123. ‘55. ltK. 173, 175. 176 54, 231. 239, 243. 244 245. by the Tax ( oiled and connty taxes January 4th, 1892 the . Phil- nty. for State SHERIFF’S SALE. WAGONS AND BUGGIES. d ou the first Tuesday in ^BORGIA. < ii March next, at the Court House door in said " 1m? soltl, o county, within the legal hours of sale, to the 1 next, at tin* * • • ish. the following lands, county, with;: i the Fir hurt II the legal ho isli, tile ataining 499 Ju re*, more or less. Uvied .. ns the property of W. W. Asltbum to sat- ..ify a tax execution Issued by T. T. Thigpen. Tax Collector of said connty, for his State and county tax, due thereon f*»r the year 1891. Also at same time and place lots land No. 140 and 141, in 8th District of said county. Lev ied on as the property of G. W. Git* Stiger, agent, to < satisfy a * i, J. M. execution is- Tax Collector Wart: county, for State and connty tax, due there- sued by T. T. Thigpen. 458,in 8th District of said county. Levied ns property of Richard Hobbs to s ' tax execution issued by T. T. Tliigp. , Collector of said county, for State aud county tax for the year 1891. This January 27th, 1892. 8. F. MILLER, jan 30-30d Sheriff NVarc County. sherSp sale. Will lx* sold on* the first Tuesday it: March next, at the Cburt House door in sait: county, within the legal hours of sale, t< the highest bidder for cash, tlx* follotvini property, to-wit: ... ... 245 acres of land of lot No. 254. in Ktb Dis trict, and J29 acres of lot of land No. 274. u 8th District of Ware county, Ga., togetlic with oil improvenu II. Aubrey, agent for Joli ccs for the a. i9-69d 3.386. the nrtiperty I in Forsyth. .1 by the Tax ( 1891. This January 4tll J.A.W Sheriff Ch inty . WAIN RIGHT. Homestead Notice. GEORGIA, Charlton County. Aaron Dowling as Ordinary, ha to me for valuation and setting himself and family, a homestead i' the law, and I will pas* upon tli We have Just Received a Car Load of Wagons OP THE BEST MAKES, Aud liave in Stock a full line of Buqnies, Road Carts and 3 HARNESS. Call ami examine our stock and get prices. J. A. JONES CO., Plant Avenue, Waycross, Ga. County Court of Ware issued frolii th puuty, i Paxton & Mattox, against J. M. Stiger. Levied on as the property of J. M. Stigr notice gi ven tlefenf nary 28th, 1892 492. jan 3Q-30d Citatioi GEORGIA, Wav Got’ niftlfatrix of John This Jan- .LKR, Sheriff. i March 1892. This January A.U. GOWKS. Clerk Superior Court C. C. Ga Notice of Sale. Agreeably to an order of the court of Or dinary of Charlton county. will lx* sold at auction, at the residence of H. II. Cason, deceased, of said connty. on the first Friday in April next, within the legal hours ot sale the following property, to-wit: One place 2 mile* from holkston. known ” ” .n place, containing 5»V or less. Titles gdtxl, 2.' ation. 200 fruit trees ol kinds, all hearing, part of the eroj now'planted and the balance of the crei will Ixt plantetl in tine t gootl condition at the ti 15 head stoek cattle, 1 y«»K« tww«s -*» *«« hogs, 25 bead t hickens, 1 buggy, l boi i the II. H. l res of land. 1 bow To all whom it may. concern: Frt easeu, aim muu “l'E i the First Monday i ad lmprovc- the estate of ation will lx* March next. jan23 td Letted of Admini*4rt>tion. GEORGIA—Ware County. *■ . To all wliom it may concern; Jrhics M Sweat having, in proper form applied fo^t for permanent letters of administration on the estate of Alexander K. Philips, late of said county, thi* is to cite all and singular the creditors and next of kin of Alexander R. Philips to be and appear at my office, within the time allowed by law, and show cause, if any they can, why permanent ad ministration should not he grantoftTO James M. Sweat on Alexander Philips estate. • , Witness my hand and official slgimit^, this 18th day of January, 1892., - - v ,*.' • jan-23-4t WARREN LOTT, Ordinary. I. Cason, late of * erm* cash. Ft.lksi 492. feb6-09i1 the 'l^m n,t, * the pn. gar boiler, II. 11. W. H. CASON, ADVERTISER’S CHEAP COLUMN. OSE-VKXT-A-11 O/t It. W. P. LEE, GROCERIES,: HAY, : GRAIN! Next Door to the north of Lanier & Yonmans, Wheie, with his . SPLENDID STOCK He is supplying*tlie public at Lowest Prices. Call on me and be satisfied. W- F*. LEE. Dtscoatmt I* the peg in that hurt*. , T!»e Florida Standard ha* suspended CUNNINGHAM & SHEDDEN, General Agents, ATLANTA, ' GEOBGIA Rev. W. S. Porter trill preach at the Presbyterian church to-morrair at 11 o’clock O.KL, and 7 o'clock p. m. All ore invited to attend. PERSONAL MENTION. Judge Atkinson was in town Wetlnes- Mr. H. M. Roberts left for Charleston i Tuesday. Mr. and Mr*. It. C. King have return ed from a short visit in Florida. Col. Russell has resumed hi*.old piwi- m on the Baiubridge Democrat. Mr. H. C. Williams has raised the fines! ruta-bagas we have yet seen. Lieutenant C. B. Saterlee will inspect the Waycross Rifle* on Tuesday evening, March 1st. Bey. W. T. Glenn, of Woresboro, passed through here Wednesday, return ing from Baiubridge. Rev. J. L. Bicknell went to Atlanta this week to attend the consecration ser vice* of Bishop Nelson. Mrs. E. B. Love entertainW the ama teur dramatic dub at her house Monday evening in her delightful way. ”’Mrs. J. T. Ferguson of Waldo, Fla., eu route home from Chattanooga, stopped, off here for a day to the delight of her friends. The friends of Mr. L. Weiss will learn with pleasure that he is to be "mine host” at the new hotel—what is its ante? Mr*. W. M. Wadley ami Mis. W. G. Raoul, mother and sister of Mr. J. E. Wadley, are in the city, as visitors to Mr. Wadley. Alex L. Weiss, representing the At lanta Suspender Manufacturing Compa ny, of Atlanta, is in the city on business for his firm. Unary’* office, said county, February v.. F. Parker, administrator niicl *R. L. Ivey. William Ivey ami Priscilla Bon. heirs •* v ofT. J. Ivey, deceased, ore hereby ed that 8. W. Hitch as Uie holder of* bond for titles from said deceased to Mrs. O. E. Arnold, to fifty acres of land lying In the southwest comer of lot No. 125. jn the 8th district of said county, has petitioned ths rsigned for an order requiring said ad ministrator to execute the titles according to the terms of the bond, and that the same will be heard at niy office in Waycross, 'are county, Georgia, on the first Monday i March next. Witness my hand and official signature. ' WARREN LOTT. feli6-3Qd Ordinary. Libel tor Divorce. GEORGIA. Ware Cm sty. Emanuel Williams .) In Ware Superior for said county > in April 1892, tueo ana swer the plaintiffs libel fo in default of such appearance the Court will proceed as to justice may appertain.. Wit ness the Honorable Spencer R. Atkinson Judge of said court. This the 18th day c January, 1892. W. M. WILSON, twiee a rii2m. Clerk 8. C. W.C. GEORGIA. W Albert Green > I vs. f Mary Ann Green. The defendent, 3 T. E. Lanier is getting ready to pqt his fine business before the public in ‘ advertising columns of the Herald. LIBEL FOB DIVORCE. Cocnty. Libel for Divorce in Ware Superior Court . ) April Term, 1892. n-,-i . Mary Ann Green, is here by required to be and appear in person or bj attorney, at the next regular term of the Su perior Court to be held in and for said ty on the first Monday in April 1892 and there to answer the plaintiffs libel for divorce, or in default of such appearance the Court will proceed asto justice may apper- - • ■ tI ~—*•'- “->eneer R This llth Tujuy^aes. w.ji. wilson. tain. Witness the Honorable Spencer R. Atkinson. Judge of said court ' day of February, 1892. W. M. W fob 13-twi a m2m Clerk S. C. W. C. Fob SaLt—A ..ictiohmy. for Turn* ixmar*. » an ai ner- ald office. •o Sekh.—We have a quantity of the D<1 Other varieties of Tobacco Seed that we .propose to give to our sucscriiiors who wish.to plant. Waycross Herald. Waycross, Ga., July 4-tf. S. L. GUPTON, PROPRIETOR OF THE Waycross Carriage Works, -Manufacturer anti Dealer ' . i> U(iG1ES ROAl) AN1) FARM CARTS ETC a! t cheap. Apply at Herald office. tionary.holders. Sold by I). 11. Sweat. Beautify your grounds, plant a grove that i six years will support yon and yonr fam- __y. Trees from the Cherokee Nurseries will enable yon to do both. Ornamental trees ami shrubbery. a t the Cherokee Nurseries. cit Trees.—Now is the time to set your fruit trees. You can get anything in that line at the Cherokee Nurseries, fine trees, low prices. Old Buggies anti Carts Worked Over and Made to Look as Gootl as New My Horseshoei is a Thorough Professional, anil is Always Ready to do Your Work. NEW WORK MADE TO ORDER At Shortest Notice and on Reasonable Tevms. BR.TJKTSWIOK. AVENUE. Job P«rirn>< fice for your job printu our steam fixtures, and have new preses and .type on the way that will make our •-*- than any other office section.' Fine wedding cards, invitation-*, pro grams, ball room lists, ladies and gents visit ing cards, business cardaisociety and busi ness stationary, postern, pamphlet* and all otheVprintlng executed in the best manner and lowest, prices at The Heb-vlu office. Plant avenue. TOBACCO A Substitute for Cotton. r grown people, restoring the uny to robust health. Iky them. “ - And tl Cotton is below the cOStftf product tobacco pays better, when fine, tl; crop grown in America. We furnish the best for every c style, and seed enough Joc4» or 6 ac from 50 cents to $1.09. • Janietf L. RAG Hyco, Halifax Co., Va. Notice of Dissolution. THECITYBAKERY Everything in Stock Warranted to be Pnre and Fresh. FIRE mil CANDY by John D. Park A 8om Co., 175 and 1*7 " TR e Rnn of Lanier A. Youmau* is this day Sycamore 3U Cincinnati, O. d«5-ly by mutual coa*ent T. E. Lani T. E. LANIER. G. R. YOUMAX3. Are Specialties. We fill Orders from neighboring towns in lots not less than One Dollar. Address all correspondence to THE CITY BAKERY, WAYCROSS, GA.