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Stageroast J^ctuUti. OflkUl Orgaa *f Win 1 Cmurt j. Official Organ or Charlton County. OflkUl Onraa CUj *f WajrnM. HERALD PUBLISHING COMPANY SATURDAY, AUOl’KT C, 181*2. ADVERTISING RATES. •run. I mo 3 n .lyr 1 Inch! 2.00 4.00 ,t Inch. 3.«* flJJDl A Inch 4Jit 8.00 1 ,| OoL ! 0.00 12.00 30.00 30.0 '4 CaA. tono. ai.oo ao.w».70.00 ! i 14.1. t.vnn an.«».v>.no 014«* , 4S** 8.0014.00 3I.«» Examine (hr rate* of any flo-t* iirw»pai*r and y»n will find mi Trar.Mrnt advertising Invrtnl inch first insertion. M»- »nlMa|Ut Brwlint nolh-c in local colm line tint insertion ; Sc per line qnent insert ion annum after heap advertising Ke ( heap Column. ^ week. .anted ilar rates, and **r eprrilied time. AdvertUen l(U „ - a made in advertisements. •tour srwnlar rates, and Uvt specified time, will be’ barged U* at coat of making said rates wlU he charged f»*r *|<e- elal position. Arrival and Departure «r Malta At Wayrro**. rCMOXAL MENTION. . and Mm. Ed Paine have pone to St. Simona. Mr. and Mr*. Henry William* are cottaginf at St. Simon*. Judge Sweat and family are hack from their sojourn by the sea-side. Mrs. E. H. Reed ami family are en joying breezy St. Simon*. Mrs. H. W. Bred, niece and son, re turn next Momlay from the island. Mr. 1*. F. Kirkland di*|*»rted in the surf at St. Simon* two days thi* week. Wc had the pleasure of -«eing Messrs, Osliorn and Fttaomranna in town last Thursday. Mis* Jennie Mar-hall ha* gone to St. Simon* colony to recu|M-rate after her re- eenl illne**. Mrs. Dave Lee aud Mr*. O’Neal are house-keeping at Si. Simon* in Mr. W. P. I^e’s cottage. Mr. and Mrs. W A. McNeil *peul Sunday and Monday mi the i-laml at Hoetel St. Simons. Mr. Bridgman left Tuesday night 6w Mattoon, III., to take charge of the Y. M. C. A. at that place. Mr. Hurtieii, of Atlanta, arrived in the eitv Monday. He has (teen appointed manager of J. T. Palmer A Co.’* slim* huaine**. II. T. (.’raft, representing M. Rich A llro*., furniture dealers, of Atlanta, <Ja., is in the city thi- week fitting up the hotel. r. I*. Ik Pratt, the |M>pular .f Hotel St. Simons, earn Thursday to meet the Thomnsi mi to the island. I Col. John McDni&ld went t< wick Wednesday to Ik* present at the marriage of his friend, Mr. Toomer. WATCROSS TS. BLACKS HEAR. Tlllt UiME SOT PLAYED OCT. TW BlwkUMsr Begs tUfkud f Abide by ■ DrrlUas «f the I'mplrt sad tke Cssw wuDrrtMta Favor ot VTagrross. TW Hcore Stood »to O. The game of ball between W*ycra» and Rlackshear Tuesday, was start** 1 un der a great disadvantage on account of the rain. At first the Illaekshear team did good playing, making three or four run*. Hut the Wavcross boy* rallied. a* they always do when they get well started, and scored three runs. How ever at the end of the third inning when the game began to grow interesting, the Rlaekshear boys refused to acknowledg •isjou of the umpire, and withdrew the game. According to the rules, there wa*no alternative left buttogive th* game to Waycrow*. Rlackshear’s with- Irawel from the game was a great disap |Niintment for the home team a* well at the spectator*. Had the game !w*en played out the score would certainl, have been a very clone one. MARRIED. < *n Thursday morning last, at the r< dencenf the bride’s parents, in Rrunsw <ia., Mr. W. M. Toomer and Miss Rn lie Holmes were united in marriage, the Rev. Mr. Lucas, of the Episcopal church, of that city. The happy coupli left for an extended trip through South Carolina, and will return to Ware al*mt Oct. 1st. Mr. Toomer, upon return will l>e admitted to the bar, aud in addition to his jKisition as stenographer for the Rrunswick circuit, will engage the practice of law. Way cross is to l>e congratulated on securing a* a resident this beautiful and gracious lady, Tin: Her a i.o joins in heartiest w for the happiness and pnw|*erity of the young couple. their Wa , 1 S!*2. The Wav cross Rifle Y. M. C. A. rooms, an few days. The Odd Fellows going to take prest-wi Mrs. Cheney of Ilrun ojK-ucd a dancing school in of tlie Waycrum Rifles. The Roston Stereoptico will give the citizens of \\ vicinity two hours of pic: t*|H‘ra h**isc this p. hi. The residence of Mr. Chas. Strickland wa* entered thi* week, ami $50 taken. No clue has yet been obtained a* t<i who coin mil ted the roblierv. Mr. M. J. Mock rc|s>rt* a severe rain and wind storm passing over his fan* on Monday. Fences ami tree* wen hlowu down and balder wa* scattered all over the ftebl*. Some people aid op|*o*e«l to the strin gent liquor ordinance* recently passed l»y the city council. The Mayor, says that he has beard of Rich |*erson*, blit that they enttld not given n»a*on for their < >rdi- ISa., August The Herai.ii: In your print of the “Lit which please correct; the last word of first line of the ordinance is printed AW, it should Ik* mmI. It ho ap|M*ars in the original manuscript. By order <»f the mayor. W. D. Hamilton, Clerk Council. See a.l of S. K uiort' ha* become itizciis as a first e The Marshall 11 ii£ closed its doors >tf elsewhere. Mr. ry popular with our *s barls-r. seat Savannah bav in account of the failure of its proprietor, Mr. Fish, the traveling public naturally inquire where to stop when in Savannah. Ry reference to our advertising columns it will be seen that the popular Harnett House is still alive, with its affable proprietor still at the helm. This * tear » the pp.*Umi The! ordinances a* printed, the word “lend” should he ** vend" w hich makes a con siderable difference. Tke IIFit.4l.l> oilier dues Job Print- in* cheaper tknn any other ollire in this section. _ Professor and Mrs. Bridge* arrived on Thursday, he from an extended tour north ami Mrs. Bridge* from her vacation iu south FlorhU. The profemor ha* done some good normal work during hi aeuee, and we arc pie; they lsith look i another \ hotel which is now receiving its finish ing touches. None of the smaller t of Georgia, except Thomnsville hav elegant a hotel in ail its ap)*ointiiients. From the kitchen with its splendid range and steam table, to the )>arlor w ith it; fine furniture, it is complete in every de tail. \Vf will present a picture of this hotel aTnd give a complete descript i< of it in the near future. Mr. Wei hard at work uow fitting up. and promi ses a grand o|»ening. The people** party ion of Ware county » toss, on Aug., Huh t vanity’s candidate foi lenatitrial cm ill meet in W*y- t endorse Clinch the state ‘cuate. S|s*cial i on tinned < :: and 20. SpreUI Trwlws rains to Bmnswick n .Saturday nights, . Hoiuerville camp-meeting begins Fri day, September 2d at 8 o'clock p. ui,. to run eight days, r I hope every true w.trker will come aud help us in this great work of leading souls to Christ. Loitk what is being done in political field*. O, let us do more for the Lord. Gather the force* at Hoiuerville and take thi* county for God. Brethren come, praying the hlemiug* of God u|*on the meeting. If any wish to make *|*cial arrangements, write to me. We will endeavor to obtain reduced rate* place* between Valdosta and Way cross. Brethren of the ministry ? and help us work up a glorious •al. God bless our camp meeting, A. H. Bazkman, P. C. Hoiuerville. Go. A lady who spent little city write* us, on receipt of copiea «*f the IIkkald, “I have read, ami re d, your St Simons letter* with an in- 'tcrest that |woves how dear Waycmas And Wayvros.* people have become to Tbit i* the kind of good work we de- .*aire‘U>e IICKAU> to ilo for Waycroes. For* Hv^l—-Nice 5-room house near Apply at Bank, tf To Rent, ' Room Ji*». 2, Reed Block, next to post otfige. a splendhl location for an office ii the business center. Rent reasonable. Kmj^iirr at Herald office. | MM ARew* waainl fartVay | That I.ltfuor Ontlusnrr. loist week we piiblish(*l an ordinance by the the city council with reference to the sale of liquor*. It was found that prohibition or high license law was being systematically evaded and this finance was framed by the city attor ney, Col. S. W. Hitch, to meet the issue nvolved. This measure has lM*cn the mhject <*f much criticism, both favorable md adverse. We are of the opinion hat the action of the council will have the effect of determining definitely whe ther there is any power under the authori ty of law to successfully resist this eva- n of the plain will of the people. As have suggested before, if liquor can lie sold successfully in violation of law and the city derive no revenue from its ifle, would it not be better sold le gally under ]>olice regulation and such license as will aid materially the city’s finances? This ordinance we think will settle the question of expediency. A very unfortunate aecideut hapi»ened to Mr. J. I.. Mobley, o|»erator for the S. F. & W. R. 11., on last 8aturday. In attemptuig to pitch a hall so as to give it that-pacaliar twirl known to base ball players, hi* right arm was broken above the ellmw. Such an accident is very un usual if net unheard of. The pain was so intense that be became pale and had to Ik* supported. He was taken to the drug store and in a short time the bone was set aud enclosed in plaster paris. Though the loss of the use of hi* arm cause* him great inconvenience, we are glad to u«tc that he i* not confined to his room, aud hope that he may soon he able to resume his place at the key. As a general liniment for sprains and bruises or for rheumatism, lame hack, deep seated or muscular pains, Cham berlain's Pain Balm is unrivalled. Vor sale by Cash Drug Store. augfi-lm The R’t. Rev. Rishnp L H. Holsey, ie of the leading preacher* of the col ored Methodist church, is in Waycros* holding an annual meeting of the Dis trict conference. .The Bishop will preach Old ? Sumlay morning at 11. o’clock m.. The public are cordially invited to attend. The preacher* of this de nomination are coining iu on every train. <£mtinned from first page, and family, of Wamboro, are cottage for the summer. Mrs. Dr. Moore, of Blackshear, i* ■pending some time with Mrs. Col. Hitch. We were not the only ones who were pleased to see the Herald’s friend, Mr. D. B. Sweat, last week. The usual deputation of handsome young men came over on Saturday’s special to make Sunday the day of day* the bland. Mrs. Henry Wooten is chajK-roning Miss Macy Highsmith and Mis* (Jeorgia ran* in Mr. Salisbury’* cottage. Mr. and Mrs. Syfen are in Mrs. Row- botham’s cottage. By actual count there are eighty-five hildreu in the colony, all growing fat and hearty and brown as l*enie* in the Mr*. Charley Murphy i» a feminine Isaac Walton thi* week, coming from the pier with a string of trout, one speci men of which weighed three aud a half jKJtind*. We learn that our friend Mr.''Cronin, with his wife and daughter, *|K*nt several days at Hotel-St. Simon* thi* In addition to moonlight have Iteeu having a glorious afternoon, and the colonist* have turned out ea masse to bathe. The hath would not “go round,” there was a dearth of suits ami hats, hut there was nothing skimpy aU.ut old Neptune, who rolled salt water on us mountain high, tumbled us over ami poured it down our throat*. We see some pretty faces in the wave and they are not all young ones eithe but for pure unadorned homeliness of tli human physiognomy, come to St. Sintot: aud go into the surf. We have concluded to let one of the participants tell almut last Friday’s trip to the snapper bunks. It is hard to be come exhilarated over somebody else's champagne. K. L. It. During the epidemic of flux in this county last summer, I had hard work to keep a supply of Chamberlain’s Colic, Cholera and Diarrhcea Remedy on hand. People often came ten or twelve mile* in the night to get a lnittle of the Remedy. I have been selling patent medicines for the last ten years and find that it has given 1 letter satisfaction in cases of diarr hoea and flux, than any other medicine I have ever handled.—J. H. Beniiam, Druggist, Golvotula, Pope Co., III. Over five hundred lKittles of this' Remedy were sold in that county duriiig the ep idemic referred to. It was a perfect success and was the only remedy that did cure the worst eases. Dozens of persons there will certify that it their lives. In four other epidemics of bowel complaint this Remedy ha.* been equally successful. 25 and 50 cent bottles for sale by Cash Drugstore, dm There is Great Excitement Among Rheumatic sufferer* over the remedy that is being put up in New York City. It is claimed there never has been a case where it has failed to cure. called Dr. Drummond’s Lightning Remedy for Rlteumatism and is sold for $5 a bottle. The remedy is certainly making for itself a world wide reputa* as the country is full of Rheuma- The manufacturers sell it on an absolute guarantee, and offer to refund the money in any case where it does not work a perfect cure. Sent bv express prepaid on receipt of price. Drummond Medicine Co., 48-50 Maiden Lane, New York. Agents wanted. aug<>-2t TUr Only Our 1 Word! ere i* a 3-inch display adve this paper, this week, which I word* alike except one wont. ’ from the Ih\ Harter Ihslici'n CITY TAX NOTICE. The Hooks for the payment of City Taxes for the current year will Ik* closed on th» auli day of.Septeniher next at •! o'clock ’ EXECUTIONS Will !<• issue) imnimlialrfj- lliupraftei again*! all .fefaulter.. OFFICE W. r. l-AliKKli. A YEAR’S SUBSCRIPTION TO THE HERALD FRICK! We are making the unparalleled offer of Four Choice Books, worth >1.00 at regular newsdealer's rates, to every new subscriber to the Herald. You get the paper for a year for absolutely nothing! The books are all by the finest authors, and just what you want to read during the warm days of summer, either at home, or by the sea-side. Come to the Herald office and make your selection from the following list: 'orm Destroyer ■ople, respiring the 1st healthy Try them. MAKE X0 MISTAKE. VRE* 1 and sold for the too* vat in" of nil malaria) <li> We have got the facilities for doing good work and dding ft at bottom prices, at the HERALD office. Try LEGAL ADVERTISEMENTS. WARE COUNTY. All pet that it no good cause Ik* show trary, an order will l»e granted hythi signed, on the first Tuesday in Se] 18M2, establishing a public road us inai out by the road commissioners appoiute* that purpose; commencing at a point neai residence of l'. M. Eunice, running in a •rtherly direction from that point over the lands of the Waycrosa^Lunihereompany, W. ia kn- •Mobre, and the lands of 1!. * ’ the ML Pleasant -liutvh in said Ware county. i the 9KK HKHE I have employed ant and iu ploy ed a competent Amust- ill hereafter I# prepared to sene tuv customer* with oromptneaa and to their satisfaction ’ iu atjr barber shop in the Hitch Lott hhwk, near. the Herald office. I. have also leased the shop in the new hoteVio vrhfeh place I will move when the hotel opens. 2t. S. Ksoff. Mr. John Carpenter, of fizwKiiaad^ In«t, *ay*: “I tried Ghamberlaiifa Colic, (lioieraaud Diarrhiea Remedy, fo diarrloea and •everrcraai|«i,ami paius ii (he stiMuach ami bowel* with the bp»t results. In the worst case* l never had «« five u*or? than the third dree to rfm Muurar ylMk Uhl b. cwm- | a cure. In most ease* one d<*c riT ** ,W r * cfc * j "ii 1 d.L Besides it* other putd qualities U AIAM4KKR * BHUWN. j il ** l* ,ft ^»“t *“ tokf- 25 ami SA cent Pkil«4«ifim, r*. J Utl« fuc sale by Cash Drug Store, lui We will sell dollar preparation* for eighty-five cents, some a* low as seventy- five cents. Fifty cent - preparations for forty cents, some as low as low as thirty- five cents.- Twenty-five cent prepara- tions for twenty vents, some a* low fifteen. A corresponding reduction toil el articles, sundries and prescription*. We will not t>e undersold by any one in WavrroBX. tf \ « _ They Have a Bonanza. It seems the owners of Dr. Drum- mood’s Lightning Remedy for Rheuma tism have a Bonanza, as their remedy has never been knewn to fail in a single case. There is certainly room in the mar ket for a medicine that will do what they claim for this wonderful preparation. Although the price is $5 per bottle if it doe* one half claimed for it the price should tte f 100. If the druggist has not got it, the remedy will he sent to any address by prepaid express on receipt of price. Drummond Medicine C-o., 48-50, Maiden Lane, New York. Agents wanted. augC-2t Call at the Herald office and get our prices for job printing. The Death Shot, Capt. Mayne Reid. The Vox Toodleburos, F. C. Adams. The Career or a Nihilist, Step- niak. Dora Thorxk, "Bertha M. Clay. Not Like Other Giri^, Rose N. Cleopatra, H. Rider Haggard. Gvu.deroy, (inula. The Scarlet Letter. Nathaniel Hawthorne. I t ap.i»a, Georg Ebers. Dr. Rameau, George* Ohnet. Ai’XT Diana, Rosa N. Carey. Last Days of Pompeii, Bulwer I.vt- ton. A Hardy Norseman, E»lna Lvall. Marooned, W. Clark Russell. The Di ke’s Secret, Bertha M. Clay. A Tep.rihi.f. Temptation, Charles Reade. Lady Audlf.y’sSecret, M. K. Brad- <lon. Sketch-Book, Washington Irving. Hypathia, Charles Kingsley. A Life’s Rf.morsi'., The Duchess. Mona’s Choice, Mrs. Alexander. Barnady RtriHiE, Charles Dickens. Tour of the World in SO Days, Camille, Alexander Dumas. Lisf. Tavernier, Daudet. Tom Brown’s School Days, Thomas Hughes. Kkmi. Worth, Sir Walter Scott. Han The Fi Reid. JfsTlN 1 IVANHO Life ax i:’s Children, John Strange ;’s Wife. H. Rider Haggard. r Andy, Samuel Liver. Lances, (’apt. Mayne LEY, J. E. Cook, r Walter Scott. Oliver Twist, an Pieces, Charles Dickens. ID: IhVTOR. lt Expectations, *tf>, Charles Diokei Or it Bessie, Bosa N. Ca Oi.d Curiosity Shop, and Ei» Droop, Charles Dickens. Knickkrrockkr, Washington lrvi Chris, W. E. Norris. Rob Roy, Sir Walter Scott. Foo Princess, Florence* Warden. Merle’s CRUSADE, Rosa N. Carey Hard Times, and Unc'ommerc Traveler, Charles Dickens. A Crooked Path, Mrs. Alexati- Blind I/»ve, Wilkie Collin*. Miss Shavto, W. E. Norris. Derrick Vauoiin, Edna Lvall. BENNETT & WELLER, .1 ELERS. georchA. F. Williams, terminating at "apti*t churoli in said Wan Wayc-ross (Ja., August 3«l. ISfti Ordinary and Cli’m'i FOR I»!Vo Tzbm, 18te. The defendant, Joseph Carter, is hereby require*! to be and appear in person Attorney, at the next regular Superior Coint. to t*e held in i-onnty on the first Monday ir of the ml for* libel for Divorce pea ranee the eon ay appertain. Witness the H< >urt this Uth d: rill proecesl as to just W. M. Wilsox. Clerk 8. . hi* petition duly liledTtTiat .. fully administered said e-state. Ttiis is th lie ha rid creditor*, i all person* eoiu-erneel. kindreil Jr*, to show cause, if any they i. Why *aid administrator‘sfaemfcPtiot lie discharged from his adminiswatiarr, *nd re-- * it*e|fivst Mon- e letter* of dismission o day in Oe-toher. 1892. WARREN LOTT. Orm A. G. Gowcn. Clerk Superior Court 0. < J. A. Wain right. Sheriff. James Thompson. School Commussio GEORGIA, Clurlwa Connty. To all whom it may i-one-eru: Svi Jones, atlministratrix of the In any oilier city in Georgia, aud at as low rates. We Use The Best of Stock. Anything in the Printing Line VISITING CARD TO A FOSTER neatly ana at city Prices. Don’t send out of town to have your Wedding Invita tions engraved, we can print them right here and save you expense. right-of-way for j , September July. 1392. juIySD This 23d day of AARON DOWLING, Ordinary. S*tk* Agreeably to an order of the court of Or dinary of Charlton county, will be sold auction at the court house door of said o one half interest more ye tov and known as . _ partition*r< under order of i — r .. court of said county to J. S. and (’. Jf. Ca' , Jirar i ing in the town of Folkston, said county, the lands set apart by tlie ' the f - Superior do, deceased. Said lands being fully d(M-rit>- ed in the plat made by said Partitioner* and on file in the office of the clerk of the sup erior couii of aud county. Sold a* the prop- erty of Bertha E. Cavedo^the only miner child of J. S. Cavedo, deceased; Term* cash. This August 2d. 1892. 4w. Jo« Catepu. Guardian.. BICYCLES ON EASY TERMS, For Sale By Bennett & Weller, No. 6 OWENS BLOCK. Gomniai Printing Try Tlxe hundred and sixty- OFFICE Hr Jut Ml). REDUCED PRICES On All of My Millinery Stock. Prices which will suit all. Come and see for your self, and you will find rock bottom prices FOR. CASH. All who want first-cla** Hat*, Bonnet*, Toque*, Ac., should come to see me. 1 guarantee satisfaction, and prompt attention given. MRS. E. COTINGHAM CASON dte MILLER. Groceries, Hay, Grain, Flour and Butter are Specialties. Court Boose Square. ^ Waycross, Georgia