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wh ri . there‘n<» warfare up.*u the)
abuse fM:n the one party or the other?
B*cnu«c national hankers o.ntrnl thun
both* . * I
Yet men who think they 'are dealing 1
with the question fairly aay “Give the
Uen iert.i a chance.”
Very well; let us give them a chance.
Ket.ua aupiMMe that the Democrat* cap-
ture all the WmAfi of the government
and enact into Vnr every plank in their
me; which can tax me out of all just
i proportion to the wav it taxes some one
| else.
The burden is n it laid with reicre-u-e
to the strength of him who i* to War it.
1’pon the other hand, the richer the
citizen, the lews hi* lav- as compared to
the (Kxir.
Not only is thi* » . hut when the rich
oitizrn is engaged in manufacturing.,
• making tinware, glassware, iron ware, or
; an> other of the inauy indu-tric* which
I are prottctctl undo - our tariff system, In*
I actually make* a splendid profit out « f
the taxc* of hi* fellow citizen*.
How is thi* don«-?
, The iuerfased price on the h.*
I make* (owing to the tariff) cornea out of
1 ; toe (RHrkvt* of all «*f us who buy his
■ j paid*. TIho p» into his. Therefore
; hra iwotit* mainly «*»ne fnWi our »a\c<.
i The government never gets a teat
i lr«MU him. The g-oenunem sW* u»
1 ' money «xce;*t Tnc.u the t'-weign |S»>fai«N r
, who briny* the same ntir!j ln+e to Sell
i • to us and who under the tariff sys eai
, must pay a rsMotn boo* • .Imy for the
; k»itil»JS--
Wheb we Imy fr** a foreigner he
j a-lds the duty t i liis original pries* ami
‘ • see jay it. it pus, therefore, to ike
1 • goyempiout through lire cunbwi IhiasM.
f IUrtobtui .il the ciionuous increase.
I »f prkfQL which the tariff can*** «n
TRADE WITH US AND YOU WILL ALWAYS SAVE MONEY.
LARGEST STOCK, LOWEST PRICES AND
LATEST STYLES '
TSb is gran ring more than rvasn ami
Experience tells us we should.
lint let us do it! Then what have
we got?
We still have the national 1 tanking
system in nil it* favoritism, armed with
ail its |n*wec. threatening all its dangers,
for the IVynrnric platform contains no
Arc what we offer you now. Every one is surprised that calls on us. You will
say it is a positive fact that such an array was never seen before. Our specialties
in Furniture are Fancy Parlor Suit-, Bed Room Suits, Dining Room Suits, Man
tels and Standing Cabinets* Office Fittings, Etc., Etc.
Our Carpet detriment Specialties: Monquette, Wilton and Brussels Carpets,
from &Uc to $1.6d a yard. Also, a large apartment of I .are Curtains, Tambour
and Renaitmancr Portlet* of every Style and Quality. Window Shades s Specialty.
Don’t forget that wc can $11 your wants, no matter what they are. Carpets, Oil
Cloths and Slatting laid: Window Shades hung—all Exclusively free of charge.
Come and convince yourself that we mean what we say. Pee our $20.00 bed
room suits, Worth $30.00.. Our assortment of mattresst^ ami springs will nuke
you aware what lurgain* mean. «hir gran I selection of pictures, **nr most desira
ble ass>nta»ent *»f quilts, blanket*. c**mH*rt*. ami our large otock or chain and
rocken will make you believe we mean l*j*ine**. We want money. You want
the soaiething of that list, or some article which we have in stock, and they are
too numerous to mention. J-rt ns puke the exduage. We sdl our poib on the
Installment Man, nml we give you a gnml <K*--.mnt bv paying Ca*li. He appeal to
you all, citizen* of Waycm** ami vicinity, to give u* a trial, and patronize us.
C.A.SNOW&CO.
Over |»rmluctton means that we have 1
made more than necessity calls for and
that, all wants being satisfied, the sar-
plm is cheap becanae no nun Bfeb it.
Woold that it wcee no? Would that
our people had all the fi*od they wished,
all the clothing they needed, nil the ne
cessities which make a comfort and a
haven! Then indeed we would care
little about the surplus of cotton or corn
or wheat.
XOTHISO TO BUY WITH.
No gentlemen! The explanation
FARM AND ALLIANCE.
< an he Made bjr Agents Selling the
Farmers Alliance History
And Agricultural Digest.
- BY N. A. DUNNING.
And...r.4--The Phlk<*i>hy of Pri.*,” “Ills
tonr of the United States Dollar.* am! As
Muriate Editor of Tin* National Economist,
ofiirtal orcaii of the Naiioiul Farmer* Al-
lian.ean.1 Industrial I'nion.
The book contain.- ■*•) past*. 30 elegant'
pboto-cngravinp*. It contain*statistical in
formation tliat -hotild bo in tin* pweession
of every Alliance metnlier. It t* a i-orrect
mirror and reflect* the tnie act* and pnv-
gn-** that the AI!ian<. ha- nuule from its
inception op to date.
^ Pmv. cloth, fcLVh lialf Itu-ia. in. Send.
Alliance Publishing Co-,
2J> North Capital Street,
marSff-lt Washington, 1». C-
FURNITURE
As I desire to giv
Uorv>n. riMOral: > J
•ld.nl: J. J. WilkWilUho^Mr;
inch, Tew. nor; Her. Thoamaon,
i:W. I>. H.mllton. Urtmw: H. I.
1,-ktuit Urt.nr: M. J. Mock,
rprr; V. It. Todd. AnbUnt Door
It ia not that the people «fo tad wi
to buy. Oh no. It i* t«rau«r th
have not the nieans to |iay with.
Georgian* want more wheat. Th
haven't the mean* to buy with.
NT ftreprr: u ■>. imu. atm’iwi
wper; i*. F. Miller, Sergeant-at-arm*.
Port office Waymwa.
II. ('.WllUanm, IVridnrt: «. I.. Ifelm*
Vice* Frr*i. lent; V. K.G. John*, seemtarr.
J. «. Clough, Twtwm; J- M. Freeman;
Chaplain; M. J. Mock. Door Keeper;C. D.
Todd, AwbUnt Door Keeper ; T. H. Morton
lertnrer.
Way.ro*. Snb-AlUance meeta in Way-
erim the 4th Saturday In each mc.nth at 1«>
The Satilb Alliance meet* oemi-montlil'
»n the Sat unlay lieforc tl»e second an.
fourth Humlay in each month.
J. J. D*vw, O. F Haoxrox
Secrrury. President.
TON'S MISS
To the People of Georgia-
Calm Presentation of
THE sm'ATIOM IT THIS ( OI XTRV
A, Aptrt-.l whlefc Will be Knit -Ilk
Interest by All f'laaaea and
Parties F.te.
too much abundance. Knoll had t«H
much prosperity!
Infinite absurdity ! What i* the trin
• of distre** when- inmwtry did *.
much to supply it* ncol*?
Tlie medium of exchange had l*cel
contracted that a *p»*-i.*l rlns* enjoy
ing special privileges had the power ti
keep lalior’a product* from exchanging
with each .»lhcr at their true value 1
Thi* alone can explain why alntn-
lance bring* scarcity.
fro: M1LVKB.
What d**e* the IbmiOATatic |"»li<7
offer a* a remedy for .thi* awful state tf
thing*?
Theyj offer U* an iiuv.-.i-c of I
centa api.Tc in 'the cnrrrn. y undt
Eland Silver Bill !
With that princely addition t«
circulating m«*lium they say th
mu*t real sa!i*fh*l; disband <mr r>
army; cca*e to agitate and nlucate;
to ask for #.*m» |**r capita; and go I nick
to our drowsy indifference till such time
a* the. lunkcr* deipoin-tlre silver
a* they did in I ft73. .
Mr. Illand
silver bill claims that it would inoron*
the volume of currency $22,IMNi,OOo an
dually.
About thirty cent* jht capita ? Rea
tlie rejsirt and s«v for yourselve*. Yi
Northern and Eastern Demm-rat* <«f th
banker sort) arc kicking like uiuU
against this slight increase. Hill’s liei;
tenant* are lighting it— fearing with tin
best of r(*asou* that the New York lh<
mocracy will repudiate him promptly if
he favor* any changn in our IV
Tin: wha
Thi* i* laid enough but the worst i* to
line.
The Democrat* who favor this in
crease of thirty cent* in our currency
are coolly claiming that if they the
measure through tin* H«m*c, the people
biunf rest satisticil and quit thi* agitation
If the uiouev |kiW(
tin* Ku«t could so
both t'lrv. laud ami
one of them dar«** to
rv a* free silwr w<
how on earth can w»
dare against t
of taxing the
$50 |H-r capil
we e\|Hvt then
lull bank* ajtd i
KXI-AXD THK CCKRESinr.
Lils-rali/i* the medium of Exchange,
U*r Ia*gal Tender Paj>cr as well a* the
two metal*, |ait enough out to
the want* of the people in making their
exchange*, and you have, what ? ~
You have the law of trade where
left it before the usurer laid hi* unholy
hand ii|*m it. I exchange m
modify on the lm*i* of its labor cost and
its u*cfulnra*; you do the same; and thus
every product regulates, ami is rrgnlatrd a vr.irv hmai.i. rt'ii
by all the others on true prinei|ile*.
(hivr.nvMkxt makjm'Vioxey.
We all see that the creation of money
i* a soverign right, lielonging .to the
people in their collective- rapacity; that
the fovemnent with which the.|a*ople
have clothi-d thi* power should egervise
it directly and nut farm it nut to banks
nor c.Hitine tlie limits to two metals.
That the government is acting with
favoritism when it delegates to hauler*
the right to issue money to the |*ople at
Itankcr'* profits when the |>eo|de under
the law have equal right* with thine
hanker*.
Tliat the moment the government
give* over lh»* enormous power
ing or distributing money to any fqiecial
class of the people then the ma**c* ol
the |troplc are put at a disadvantage;
are deprive. 1 of sharing upon equality a
benefit which belonged to the mass u
not to the class; are made *ut>*crvieut
that clam; am financially victimised by
that claa*; and in the end are Imuml to
lie ruined by that class.
Give to’any class the privilege of get
ting the people's uiouev at one per cent,
and lending it to those ]>eoplr at
eight per cent, ami of contracting and
«mpanding it at their pleasure, and y«*u
have a finsneinl despotism which would
in the loug run turn the Nile Valley
into a den of pauper* and would Mast j l*l* ,r '* |*roducb
the pMsperity of the most industrious 1 " n ** ^ '*hcr Ml their true value.
|icoplc that ever bnHtght to the culture ' FKHERAI. taxation.
of the brown uplands of our lant fa cored I “ n ^* :ir ‘' * 11 agree J on the
States the (intelligence, the* system and | question.
the machinery of the nineteenth cm- j The evil «f which wc complain L*
l, irv . ’ the FeiltTal taxe* are now levied or
ol.t* party KKMKUiix j necessities of man am
What are the Democratic oi Repuhli- ! The millionaire puj
can parties doing to check this terrible a one-horse tenant
claasisin of national tianks ? Very frequently
Nothing. a system of taxation
What does the platform of either Inerease <'
party promise to do alkiot it ? ! " ‘
Rnsiiie.vs I
, I’hotuwvaphy. Telegraphy,
. people the benefit of my cash trade,
Stoves will be sold low down for cash.
jg to purchase these goods will do well to state
ey intend to pa}- cash, so as to get the benefit of Cash
, In addition to our large stock of Furniture and Stoves,
— a full stock of
] Goods, notions. Shoes, Hats,
Crocker)'and Hardware.
ALSO A COMPLETE LINE OK
UTENSILS AND HARNESS.
I will be pleased to price goods at any time.
COURT HOUSE SQUARE.
PATENT SOLE
Calf Slioe,
TOY A PA IK FlioSI
F. C. OWENS,
W:iv(?rossi On.
Foreign and Domestic Fruits
rANhlKS,
confectionery,
■ TOBACCO;
* CIGARS.
CIGARETTES, Ar.
«Ice Cold Drinks,
Albany Avenue,
WA Yi'ROSS, GlCnlBIIA
R. B. KEENE,
Plumbing, Gas Fitting,
TIN. SHE El' IRON AND COPPER WORK.
STEAM FITTING A SPECIALTY.
TIN ROOFING AND JOB WORK.
DKA1.KK IK
Pnmpi*, IMpe, Stemn. <»as
siitcl Water Fitting.
Wells Driven at Short Notice, and Every Well
GUARANTEED.
Plant Avenue, Near Canal
W aycross, G eorgia.
^ j
WAYCROSS. GA.
Wr lies to announce to the public that we have a.l,lct a
SAVINGS DEPARTMENT
To our Bank. In which we will receive .Wp.*ii* from $t.rf> to $3,000. paying interest at tlie
rate t»f 4 per cent, thereon, per annum, which will l*e credited
FOUR TIMES A YEAR.
Namely. January 1*1, April l*t, July l*t and (Vtober l*t
Save Your Spare Dimes
For a rainy day. and put them where they will !>r safe and earning you »omettiing.
DIRECTORS:
0. C. Grace, MUt* Alberts* Warren Lott. J. S. Bat lev.
11. Murphy, Lemuel Johnson, J. K. Wadlry.
DeposiL* reoeiveil every tlajr during Banking Hours, ami on Sal unlay* fhwn fl In
p. m.. amt the 16th and 17th of each month for one hour in the evening—6 to 7 p. in.
Bept5-.tr
AN INTERESTING EVENT-
TIIK ril'U TttKAiiLUV.
lu order that the volume of currency
might increase or diutinUh :vs the j-e *-
|dr ijct-»h«d it or did not Iieetl it t«» per
fect their exehauges the *ub-treasury
plan wa* otieretl.
No lietter plan has yet Iwcti otli retl
Ita prineipb** are *Miml t practical mid
conservative.
|mf|ai*e is to auppi.
piled so that
Henry Hohenstein & Go.,
SAVANNAH. GA.
Gonornl Agents
vi a rv ii att.v rv
Life Insurance Co.
OF NEW YORK.
CORRESPONDENC E SO I.ICITED.
GILLON &l HUDSON,
FOUNDERS AND MACHINISTS.
(WAYCROSS IRON WORKS.)
Waycross, .... Georgia,
H AVING added all necessary Machinery to our shop, we
are now prepared to do all kinds of casting, repairing
and general work on locomotives.
We also carry in stock Stationary and Saw Mills, Piping,
Belting, Pulleys, Hangers and Brass Cocks of all kinds. We
make a specialty of
Syrup Mills and Kettles.
THE SECRET
OF SUCCESS IN FRUIT GROW I N< i ISTOGET
Good Fruit Trees from Reliable Dealers.
THE CHEROKEEE FARM AND
IVrUR.SJSii.IES,
Have a Half a Million of the best Pear, Peach, Plum,
Japanese Persimmon, Apple and a hundred other kinds of
trees and plants at the lowest prices. Write them for cata
logue and price list. ’ oct^i-iy
ALL WORK GUARANTEED.
ht» cnttviticpd
Give us a trial and
jam
HAPPY!!
NO NAME FOR IT!
This Gentleman has found the ,
most extensive and complete es
tablishment of any kink in Way-
cross. A regular
MULTUM IN PARVO.
Where they make anything in
wood front a Pine Plauk to an
to an Elaborate Sideboard in the
highest style of art.
'— GOOD SOLID ICE
Delivered at your door or shipped
in alt)- quantity, anywhere.
EDEf .TRIC laKiHTS
For Street Store or Dwelling. We refer to the
Satilla Manufacturing Company,
WHOSE OFFICE AND WORKS ARP1 IN WEST
WAYCROSS.
Fancy Furniture, Moulding, all kinds of Wood Carving and
Ttirning. Two inuneuse dry kilns. Bone Dry Lumber
Dressed and worked. State wood at your door at #1.00 for
for two-horse wagon load. Agent for Fay’s nianilla building
paper- ^>0
4th Store in the Ovens Block!
PIANOS! PIANOS!
ORGANS! ORGANS!
Sewing Machines!
Musical Instruments of all Kinds—Small and Great
WUl lundU tuith'mg l«t the Be.1 lnMnimMit.. All mV InriniiurnU areal
tlie lint Make.. No Single Heed Organ. In rtock. Will not handle an Organ that
ha. lew than two »el« K««d» and good Walnut Cane..
GUITARS OF ALL KINDS,
Banjos in Great Variety. Harmonicas in Quan
tities, Fifes, Flutes, Fageolets and Drums.
Musical Albums and Jewelry
Cases.
FOURTH STORE IN THE OWENS BLOCK.
My fritmU arc invited to call and examine my Stock.
PIANOS, ORGANS,
AND SEWING MACHINES
OX EASY PAYMENTS.
J. R. KNIGHT, AG EXT*
' Wavrross, Ga.