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Suit, floor*, Kir.
I.I.OYDA ADAMS. Savann;
Take them (mIIj!. lo»k then. over.
Once, you prized them much, you know
’Itounil them Mill the perfume* Iwvit.
Thai cmUlmwl them, year* »*«*.
Not with *ad an<l tearful longing*.
Would yon look them o’er once iim«iv.
ilut with fond, cxhullam heart thro**.
For the love that flowed them o*er.
in*. try W. J. Smith. ItV
id youths cloth-
a 1-pei ialty with
The ladies of the Baj»ti*t church de
sire to thank the Secretary of the V. M.
C. A. for hi* kindness in loaning them
chairs for their imc at the strawberry fes
tival.
Persian Mulls for only 12} cent- i«t yard
at J. V. Norton's. . *
Rmpiant* ! KemnanU ! and *h..e-! Must
sell Monday at any prira*. Come, yon will
se<- nu e|e*a>.display of shoes.
* • BKAD WATSON* ct».
J. V. Norton baa secured the help of
Mr. Jacob Baum, formally of Dublin,
Da., who will take great pleasure in
showing you through their large and
si stock of dry good*.
Having tk-cidrd to sell out
dies and children’s hats, a* I
them, will off.r them at ;
f line of hi
Silk a
1.1 pk Pun* Bo-
riety at Owei
Kev. W. H. Sruggs is in attendance
on the Annual (invention of the .South
ern Baptist church, in Atlanta. There
w ill lie no service in his church on Sun
day, as In- does not return to Way cross
until Mondav.
Oxford Ties
t glTinp*:
e the people
isfaiti
managers rain
hour stand ^ f
other y<*gfr
go into \ yfee
eighteen o’c
For tin- inf
lial’f 0 S,a,r '
ivention of railroad
ar adopting the 24
iailr<»:uN, ami by an-
predict that system will
Then ti:.‘50 p. in. will lie
k and 30 minutes.
»f the puh!i
• ile-
STB.V
duty :
lilt AD WATSo:
Of Neglige.
lee Cream Harden.
As we prediettsl, the ice . ream garden
of Mr*, lloodenpyle, adjoining the |*ost
olliee, is a success. It has the advantage
of furnishing ice cream of excellent
quality, and at remarkably low prices.
If you live visit the spot cash
hunraln house. iHHran order to D. It. Kn-
glisli. an.l don’t forget te put the money in.
Iiantilla mu
S 1ST ynnl.
which he
rill sell a
The
i Catch Anything.’
of the hook and line
. folio’
good old
Isaak Walton s pastime by such minor
considerations as dusty travel, early ris
ing. beat, fleas, flies or failure.
A distinguished party embarked on
an early train Thursday last for Trader’s
Hill, well e.iiiipi»ed with fishing amnm-
i* Mr.
id Mr
Among tin
Miss Fannie Wright, Mr. Felton, t'ol.
Jno. McDonald, Mr. Lee Crawley. Miss
Maggie Crawlev, Miss Whitfield, and
others whose names we did not learn.
Savannah’s MUlkm Dollar Hotel,
Terms $3 |*er day and upwards, *e-
. i.rdiug to I.K .ition ..f rooms. Aceom-
i n< slit ions for tiOO guest* at that price,
with loanl. The start of all the pro
gram of festivities for the week will l*e
from the “IK* Soto.” Threetirand t on-
.vrls daily by tV>bs Military Rand,
Complimentary Ball to guesls at' the
Motel Friday night. BVfg v.rnr friend*,
and do n.n fail to stop at the palatial
-ItoSoto” llotrl. April 3t»-2t.
HoJ^ty Is the Best Policy.
When iruling with u*pleas.' nnu-mUr
\x>- sir - strictly .M*e »wi.r. ami what yon pay
* x.tv «me. I*.- laiy*. This » not -*> of hou.**-*
ih.u have a .UrtvmWjwice »wcwch cuMowwr.
Bit AD WAWOX * tT>.
Quarter man Turns Up.
e learn that Mr. Quartennau, who
criotiftly <li*ap|H*ar«sl 'from Douglas
• weeL* since was in this city on
Monday .hi his way to Waltliourville.
old a strange story of being kidnapp-
nd taken to Ctslar Keys and .South
America, and finally landing at Mobile.
letective who lias lieen following bis
trail a]s.i nine in on the following train
1 claims that < Joarterman has lxeen i
Texa*.
for their generoaity and
kindness in consenting to relieve m
from our clerical duties at G:S0 every
evening except on Saturdays, and the IS
16,17 and 13, and therefore
Resolve that we hereby offer our most
profound expressions of thanks and
gratitude for their disinterested and
humanitarian action.
Resolved that it U the sense of this
meeting that our thanks are especially
to the Waycross Hf.rai.d and Mr_
W. A. McNeil for their conspicious co-
o|H-ration in ln-half of this movement,
and that ‘we will ever hold them in
gratefiil rrmemberanee for their uniform
kindne<* and attention to our interest.
i’esolve 1 that the trading public kre
hereby requested to grant their aid and
encMiragement to the objects of this
ar as possible make
their purchases during the day time.
Resolved that the Waycross Herald
and the Waycross Headlight, lie fur
nished e *pies of these resolutions.
Jno. W. McUee.
G. F. Wootes.
C. Mc^weexv.
Committee.
J. V. Norton i* headquarters for lieauty and
flegamv in the newest and latest fohrie* in
ilress goods. *
Waycross Barrel Farfery.
Have any of you l*een ‘Hit hevond
the branch on Ia*c avenue? If so you
the extensive improvements of
the Waycross Barrel .Manufacturing
inpany Two large buildings with all
machinery and fixtures for turning out
the finest barrels in the state, and a
long side track filled with cars. In one
day this factory shipped eleven car loads
barrels and it wa* only an average
* work, thus another new enterprise
discount hard times with. Mr. H.
Murphy is President, and Mr. A. 31.
Knight, Secretary of this vigorous enter
prise.
nos.
i town Tues-
to Ilnins-
n’l forget to go to J. V. Norton for
summer dresses. He has something
Our Dhtingnhhed Visitors.
Mr. II. B. Plant, accompanied by
Mr. (’. I>. Owens, Mr. B. Dunham and
(’apt. R. («. Fleming visited our city on
Sat unlay last and went over the compa
ny’s projierty with Mr. If. W. Reed.
Mr. Plant seemed well pleased with the
progress of pur magic city and noted
particuarly our new court house, and ho
tels, aiid the barrel factory, and Sat ilia
Manufacturing Co’s works. He saw the
crowded condition of the railroad yard
and the necessity for further extension
of tracks. We look for good results to
Waycross from Mr. Plant’s visit.
Mr. Plant, although advancing in
years, is still well and able to stand the
fatigue necessary for a |>ersonal manage
ment of his immense properties.
Our e
clerks get off l
stomers will please take notice that
- - ' at 0:30
• will lie
during tli
lefit of those who
Special hargain*
g,Hsl*. black
nillinery at D. It. Knglisli’*
The Magic City—(Jueen of the Wlrffim
Waycross is certainly taking upwaril
strides. A barrel factary, new court
house, new hotel and dozens of dwell
ings in every direction, a fertilizer fac
tory and furniture factory now assure*!,
new water works, u pm*|»ect of a tobacco
and cigar factory in the near future.
Who can tell what another decade
will bring. Push and cuergy accomplish
everything. I^et us all work together
for the upbuilding of our spleudid little
We are justly entitled to the titles at
the head of this paragraph.
We
King firms did
not enter into the early ri sing arrange
ment:
W. M. Wilson, T. K. 1-anicr. Bennett
A Weller. R Wat*on A Co., J. T. Palm
er, E. idle on, J. M. Hoovtvnplyc and F.
t\ Owen*, and several others wh«**c
name* we have not now at hand.
M.mday tab w. oiler all .sir n nmant* at
aiul below cxe-t. A givat many of them are
full dress ia!terns iNmu* early and secure
rho*«e piece*. P.RA D WATS* >X A t V».
Where will YowStop In Savaaaak I
Three e»iter|*rising h*itels have their
houses represented in the advertising
oilunm* of the Herald.
The great /Ar.SJ** make* special rates
for May week.
The Marshall H«iuse is what Savan-
j nah has |«mg nee*lcd, a tint-class rcstau-
I rant *hi the Kunqxeau (dan, where you
| (*av only fi»r what v*ni want, and where
| you ran get goo*l, clean n*>ros at uwslev-
atc cost.
The Harnett i* favorably known as a
good family hotel.
At any of these houses, Waycross
count on being well taken care of.
AlMtt a Water Famine.
Mr Wethers, engineer on the Gaines
ville division of the S. F. A W. Railway,
reports a pitiful scarcity of water along
the route. People meet every train with
buckets and pitcher* to ask for water
Brad Watson A <
Benefit to the Rifles.
The “lotdies Auxiliary” gave a social
affair at the Armory Tuesday evening
that afforded the participants a first-class
good time, and also enriched the
chequer of the conijiaiiy to the extent
of a neat half-hundred doll a
The ice cream and cake were delicious,
and the dancing was the delight acheiv
ed only by the enviable compound o
youth, lieauty, good spirits and music.
A handsome cake voted to the most
(Mipular corporal was carried home by
r young friend. Edgar Carswell.
A lieautiful lace liaiikerchief, sent
the Auxiliary’ by a lady in Charleston,
as won bv Mr*. Justice.
The boys are undoubtedly proud of
le success, and appreciative of the
kindness, of their fair helpers.
Comfortable low quarter slioe* at O
The Odd Fellows an* having
very interesting meetings. They initia
te*! five candidates at tlieir last meeting,
conferred the first degree
member. The membership fee has been
reduced to ten *k>llars for the present;
a good many are taking advantage
of this reduction. They meet regularly
every Friday night in the K. of P. Hall.
Mr. U. J. Williams was
day.
Mr. J. 31. Hoodenpyle a
wick this week.
Miss Whitfield of Brunswick
ing Waycross a visit.
Alias Helen Long, of Newman, Go., is
visiting her friend, Air*. V/. W.'^harpc.
e learn from Alias Butler, that one
of her pupils, Edith Jones is quite ill
with fever.
Rev. J. R. Bicknell went to Jackson
ville this week as a member of the Dio
cesan Convention.
Air. Alfred ZAVesler, representing the
Bainbridge Globe, made us a pleasant
II on last Fiulay. *•
Miss London, in filling temporary va
cancies among our corps of teachers, is
winning laurels in a difficult post.
We learn that Mrs. Lyou i* again ill,
and, much to her regret, and that of her
pupils, is unable to lie at her |>Ast in
school.
Mis* Maggie ffomerville is at Mrs.
Love’* again, after spending several
:s in Jacksonville. The young peo
ple are glad to. see Miss, Maggie back
among them.
Mr. IV. A. L. Kirk, of Chattanooga,
is in the city last week in the interest
of the Ludlow manufacturing Co., dis
cussing hydrants etc., with the Water
Commissioners. '•* •
r. J. IV. AI*kire, and Mr. C. K. Pend
leton, of the Valdosta Times, were in
city this week. AD.' Pendleton,
known the country over as ‘‘Charlie” is
always welcome in his old home. Mr.
Afoore is a voung^man of grace and pol-
Onr young ladies who met him
charmed with him. lie may l»e-
I.F.GAI. ADVERTISEMENTS.
Ware County.
SHERIFF’S SALE.
GEORGIA—Ware’
next at the Cohrt House *loor, in said coun
ty, within the legal hours of sale, to the
highest bidder, foreash, tin' following prop
erty, to-wit;
A certain house and lot of land situated
ami being in Obi Wayem#. Wan* countv.
Georgia, dcscrilicd as follow
' feet, thence n'ortS about 100 foe .
thence west to E strvvt, tlwtuv north afong
E street aUmt lift foet.or to the land* owiusl
by Wesley <’ooper. tlu*neeea>t a1nmt 210'fiet
or to the lands owned by Mrs. Mollio <’aapn.
tbciuv south 210 feet or to Parallel street to
tin* place of beginning. Ibmndetl on the
south by Pandlcl street ami lands owne*l by
II. It. Bryant, I.uey Quick and I., t'. Wil
liams. on the west by K street, on the north
by lands belonging to Wesley Cooper, J. D.
Smith and Knuna Moody, on the ca>t by
lands of Mrs. Mol lie Cason. Ix-vitsl on as
the property of Mrs. J. R. Spangler by an
execution issued from the Superior Court
of Ware county in favor of I..*’. Williams
against Mrs. J. R. Spangl.r. This April
2fMh, 1.H92. S. F. MILLER.
apro0-td* Sheriff Wan* County.
SHERIFF’S SALE
within the legal liours of sale to t
bidder for ca*h, the following pn>
A. R. Phillips, late
Wa;
House to Rest.—Two-story, »
rooms. 312 per month. 'Will be
•ate*l next week. Herald.
FOR RENT.
-story brick building.
Hilliard ha
r. in pmper form, applied to
nt letters of administration
I>. B- Hilliard, late of said
s to cite all ami singular the
ext of kin of D. It. Hilliard.
! to Ik* ami appear at my otllec on the tirsi
! Monday in Jinn- lo show cans.-, if any they
•ounty. Thi
,1 ami o
Witne:
s May -l
WARREN LOTT,
DON’T
You Want Some of
Those Nice
LETTER HEADS,
NOTE HEADS.
ENVELOPES,
BILL IIKs\PS.
STATEMENTS.
VISITING PAROS,
FANCY’ STATIONERY’, j
ANNOUNCEMENTS 1
GUMMED LABELS, ‘
SHIPPING TAGS, t
MERCHANDISE CARDS,
RECEIPT BOOKS,
SHIPPING BOOKS.
PAMPHLETS,
FOLDERS,
DODGERS,
SIGN CARDS.
Or anything in the printers line.
We have three power prases. A new
lot of type K Xew stationery, and lots of
It; and nil Ido your work lietter and
cheaper than any other bouse in Ibis
section.
PATENTS
,h 1 'nl'"nioy” t
rsonal attent
inabieyvu^ to
hI work and faithfulness hav.
been spoken ot t*» me.”—M. V
r, ex-(X>mmissioner of patents
ny friends and client.* '
(Kind with him in patent matters.”—Scliuj
ier Dnryee, cx-Cbief Clerk or Patent OflU*
Aihliess, BKNJ. It CATLIN.
Atlantic Building.
Mention this pn|x*r. Washington 1>. C.
Wonderful
Starkey & Palen,l.V*» An h S
diseases, by their Compound '
meut, an- indeed marvelous.
If you are a suflen-r from
which your physician has fai
write for information al>out th:
ami their book of 200 pages, giv
of Compound <>xygen, its iiattu
1‘hiladelphi:
i. Neitralgii
id all .broil
and eir.i t;
iS'furt her "iii
This I took, aside fro
PLANT AVENUE,
ffAYGROSS. GEORGIA,
Dre. STARKEY & PALEN,
1521 Arch St.. Philadelphia. Pa.
AMERICA
lfo>l »how (ir the price at D. Ik English’s.
May day in Savannah is looming up
>n the horizon,to the obscurity of ev**ry-
tbing else in that city. Alany of our
citizens are going ‘‘to see the sights.”
Go to J. V. Xofton's and buy ladies ami
children hats
The drouth from which we are no>
suffering threaten* a seri*m* outlook m
les* the chang** of the moon brings i
the longed-for raiu.
ofTering sofiK- rai
We go to press too early to tell you
anything about the Y\ AI. C. A. enter
tainment Fri*lav night, bat it is a fore-
Save Money
coming to our remnant and shoe sale
Monday. Oxford Ties 49 cents per pair,
BRAD WATSON A CO.
CLOCKS,
JEWELRY,
Silver Ware,
SPECTACLES,
Pocket Knives,
RAZORS,
SCISSORS,
Bric-a-Brae.
RINGS,
KNIVES,
FORKS,
SPOONS,
Picture Frames,
VASES.
Toilet Sets,
Notions.
NEW
Just From New York.
IN NEW AND BEAUTIFUL STYLES.
MBS. E. COTINGHAM
i on deck again with the finest Spring
Stoek ever displayed in Wayeross.
A large number of Pattern Hats, in all tlie New Colors and
Combinations, have already arrived, and her accomplished
New York Milliner is here and is turning out marvels of
beauty every day. Don’t miss this lieautiful display. Store
l>etween Bank and Post Office „„, s „
TO THE LADIES.
FINE
MILLINKRY’
LATEST STYLES.
DRESS MAKING,
• FKRFKlT KITS,
on are cordially invited to visit the new and elegantly appointed Store of
MRS. r r , KTVWFG]^T &■ OO.,
•tv open in the Owens Itloek, just opjiosHe the depot, W’aycrtw*, Ga. You
find it fitted up exclusively tor Millinery and Dress Making. Our Stork
■aces everything needed to make a Summer Hat Stylish and beautiful. Special
it ion is invited to the entirely new ami faultless French System of Cutting and
ng. Courteous attention and entire satisfaction will he given to you and
Mrs. M. P. Tennent & Co.,
uva. Owens Block, Waycross, Ga.
Two Doors from Brad Watson & Co’s I,eading Dry Goods Store
J. V. NORTON,
DRY GOODS, SHOES AND HATS.
The Largest Stock in this Market.
LADIES SLIPPERS & HOSIERY
ARE SPECIALTIES.
Call and Examine the Dress Goods Department.
.W. P. LEE,
GROCERIES,: HAY,: GRAIN!
Next Door to the north of Lanier & Y’oiuuana,
Wheie, with Ilia
SPLENDID STOCK
He is supplying the public at Lowest Prices. Call on me
and be satisfied.
W- P. lsb.
Waycross, Ga., July 4-tf.
Order this Watch NOW, as I have pat the price for the summer at $10.00.
This b a Watch that is generally sold at $20.00 to $2”*.00 by all jeweler* over the
country. 1 guarantee this watch to run well, keep good time and give satisfac-
I al*o warrant the case to be made of two plates, 14 karat
Rolled Gold, with a composition metal between, and to la.*t longer than any case
made of a similar grade. Remember that I guarantee this watch, and sell it for
Ten Dollars—to advertise it I only have a limited number, and when present
stock is exhausted no more can be bad at this price. I will send this YVatch
by Express, C. O. D-, with privilege .to examine before paying for it; so you
take no chances in ordering. I know it will please, or I coaid not afford to make
ic whether you want Open Face or Hnnting C'a*e.
THE CITY BAKERY
Everything in Stock warranted to be Pare and Fresh.
ME STICK CANDY
&JYD F&NCY CMS
Are Specialties.
We fill Orders.from neighboring towns in lots not less than
One Dollar. Address all correspondence to
THE CITY BAKERY,
WAYCROSS. GA.
nor 7-1 y '
CASONT cfe MILLER.
Groceries, Hay, Grain, Flour and Butter are
Court House Square.
Specialties.
Waycross, Georgia