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The election for rei>re*entAiive m over,
mill “dry” the went.
The next thing to engage the minds of
the people is the election for President
of the United State**, and if each of the
]turtles work as faithfnlly as they did in
our local election they each deserve to
elect their- man.
Think of one side raising two million
dollars for campaign purposes. Think
how many suits of clothing this wonld
liny at twenty dollars a suit, with a Na
vi rema hat and a pair of Rockland shoes
thrown in. If every voter in Wj
county gets his hand on this money or ;
any other money, except confederate, let
him go at once to Frank C. Owens, the
leading clothier, and get an outfit tlut
will lie suitable for the occasion. Owens
lias enough suits to furnish every man
and boy in the county, ami is selling
them cheaperthan ever lieforc.
Did you see how < Jen. Wilson’s min
strels were dressed. They brought their
clothing with them, hut Owen* sells the
most perfect titling garments in Way-
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SATURDAY, NOVEMBER, IS, 189*.
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Arrival and Departure of Malta
At Waycross.
South....
East
West
0. I*. Bedingfield, of the Atlanta Jour
nal, called on the Huuld Tutaday.
A. L. Townsend, a prominent attorney
of Rainhridge. wa* in town on Wednes
day.
His Mends were pleased to see ex
judge S. R. Atkinson in the city this
week.
Hon. 8. R. Harris, of Jesup, Is look
ing after the interests iof his clients here,
this week.
CoL Joe Lott is putting the finishing
touches on his commodious iron building
on Plant avenue.
Hon. L. A. Wilson, our representative
the legislature, was at home this week
attending Superior court.
We have been pleased to greet our old
friend the Hon. John C. Nichols, of
Rlackshear this week.
Capt. C. C. Murphy called to renew
his subscription to the Herald. Proper
encouragement. Call again Charley.
The Herald had a pleasaut call on
Wednesday last from Mr. Alfred Davis,
a prominent farmer of Pierce county.
T. M. McConnell, of Manor, was in
the city this week, looking well as ever
and wearing a bright democratic smile.
Col. Padgett and Messrs. Holton A
Son, of Baxley, represent some of
citizens before his honor Judge Sweat,
this week.
The card of J. Grimes appears in this
issue aa a candidate for coroner. .
Our new ladies’ $4.00 shoe is a dream
ot elegance and comfort combined, ask
to see it at Brad Watson A Co’*.
In the person of Judge Sweat, the
Brunswick circuit has an able and effi
cient executor. He presides with grari?
and dignity.
Remember that B. H. Levy. Bro. A
Co., have the largest stock-of real nice
half hose, and their prices are the lowest
in town.
Capt. W. J. Smith is having a hand
some awning erected over the sidewalk
iu frout of the Palace shoe store and his
mammoth dry goods establishment.
We sell you double width tricot, all
wool and any color, for 83$ eents |*er
yard at Brad Watson A Co’s.
Mayor A. M. Knight tendered the keys
of the city to the democracy of Way crons
and Ware county last night and they
proceeded to celebrate their recent vic
tory in grand style.
All our.country cousins arc iii town
this week, courting.
The register at the Southern hotel
", .. , . ^ i shows a good patronage from the travel-
The popular cashier of the South, *
THE G. B. WE GO.
Can you buy goods
from them
Cheaper than an
other house
In this Section ?
OF COURSE YOU CM
Seeing is Believing !
GO
And See
Them!
Georgia bank, called to congratulate 1
and left his subscription for the Hp.Rai
Thanks Mr. Wadley.
Money makes the mare go. and nteney
lakes the Clothing at Owens’ every day
Ill Corkscrew Suits from 5.00
to 18.00.
In Black Clay Worsted from
14.00 to 25.00.
Hi Black and Fancy Cheviots 1
from 8.00 to 15.00.
And in Prince Albert suits to '
preach iu, or marry in, from ;
15.00 30.00.
Owen’s leads in Quantity. Quality!
anti Lojy Prices.
HOW MOOT SHOES? i
West Twenty-thinl—whe
Each thought of the
■«.lor tha
For a new spring hat ot a dancing gov
And had it sent home on the morrow.
And each for the man she loved did h
A wild and terrible patterned tie
That each man wore in sorrow.
For women must
Though the style
my;
■ *'•*» Friend Stone, traveling agent Savau-
3-Pi j nah Morning News, and Capt. Holton,
ris>er> r. *. of Jesup, paid the Herald a visit Wed-
• i : j£j and "- 30 ; non day. Call again gentlemen.
• 1 Col. F. G. duBignon, of Savannah, at-
j tends court this week associated with the
! firm of Hitch A Myers for the defense
the I of all suits against the S. F. A W. R. R.
company.
Capt. W. F. Parker has been quite ill,
dangerously so on Sunday and Monday,
with some improvement during the week.
We hope to hear still more favorable re
ports from him.
Solicitor-General W. G. Brantley, Col.
Frank Harris, C. P.^Goodyear, Sam C.
Atkinson. J. W. Bennett and Judge
Spencer JL Atkinson, attorneys from
Brunswick, arc iu attendance at the sit
ting of Ware’s Superior court this week.
rd h
-New York Herald.
is, the leading clothier.
Mm
1 Fine Sh.H
ulc ll
n. Mu*
the Rock-
. in all the new
irif, Kangaroo,
land Co
sliajH-s. in Cordovan, t
l*ittent I/cnthcr, that an
only by Owens.
Like the Clothing, O'
size any mail with any i
My stock of Men’s S
you, es|Kvially if yon w
dozen pairs.
25e. Seeks it St.ll a dozen; Sic Sacks
it S4.II 1 dozen; 15c. Sicks at SI.25
idazea; (0c. Seeks it 6Cc. s dozen.
I The C. C. (trace Co. »rv allowing a
i splendid assortment of stainjecd linen*.
• j A. R. Ben nett’s ad on this page head-
i isl ‘•startling facts,” tplls you where to
I pet fiipt-elass groceries, provisions, etc.,
j at reasonable nites, and now the cold
[ weather is on us, try one of his heaters.
j The C. C. Grace Co. have a line of
j towels and table linens that you can’t
I find anywhere else.
Kiderde.
.•hildren’s
mii in delicate shades, for
cloaks, at Brad Watson A Co’s.
ing public.
The C. C. Grace Co. are j
new goods every day.
A church and school edifice
built in the near future, near tlietohac
farm.
Or. Caudlrr at tlse Baptist Chi
To-morrow, (Suuday,) Dr. W. A. Gau
dier, president of Emory college, will
preach the anniversary sermon of the
Ware County Bible Society at the Bap
tist church. Mr. F. T. Ix»ckhart,
organizer Georgia 8. 8. A. will lead
Sunday school mass-meeting in the
ternoon -AH are invited to
Remember the C. C. fin
headquarters for blankets
Foster’s kid gloves, all i
at Brad Watson A Co’*.
j The C. C. Grace Co. have a beautiful
I stock of lace curtains 81.25 to $3.00.'
We have now on hand a stock of
DRY .GOODS, 8HOE8, ETC., amount
ing to
$20,000.00!
We don’t WANT THE EARTH,
hut will give you ONE HUNDRED
cents worth of goods for every dollar
s]>cnd with Us.
We wish to call your attention spec
ially to our stock of
A. R. BENNETT, Owens’ Block, lias a Fine Stock of
Choice Family Groceries.
A. R. BENNETT, Owens’ Block, keeps constantly on
hand a Good Stock of Provisions.
BENNETT.
BENNETT.
A. R. BENNETT, Owens’ Block, has a Fine Line of
Stoves, both for Cooking and Heating Purposes.
If you want Nice Fresh Goods at Reasonable Prices call
on A. R. BENNETT. Owens’ Block.
OWENS’ BLOCK.
A. R. BENNETT.
HBRSCHKOYITZ BROS, and The Racket Store.
Attempted Suicide.
A Mr. Italic, whose mind was in Hated
with the political theories promulgated
by Tom Watson and his disciples, cast
his vote f«»r the people’* party ticket
last Thursday ami sat down D> wait for
the sub-treasury and the blessing* to flow
from it, on Wednesday evening, when
the result of the election began to dawn
upon his mind, besought relief by drink-
four tattle* of laudanum. He was taken
to Dr. English’s office aud treated to an
application of a stomach pump. Per-
hajMi souse politics were disgorged with
the poison.
dud;
i lints for 93.30 that ;
wild o
i large shapes from 48.n0
Foi
ell dr.
rd gent If n
. I sell
the* fnmous “Narrirrma" Stitf Hat. in la
test shape*.
For 5Uc. I »eU f’rush Hats that ate
sold for <1.00 elsewhere.
For the largest *t»»ek «*f fine Woolen,
Health and Silk Underwear, don’t buy
Hansel, of Thomasville, pre
sided over the court Thursday, to try
certain case's on which Hon. J. L. Sweat
was ilisquulilicd on account of previous
relation*.
All who appreciate a comfortable lil
ting shirt will remember that 11. II.
Levy, Bro. »Nc C’o. are sole agents for the
Mnnlinttan in Way cross.
Rev. Gortlon J. Phillips and wife wish
to express their sincere thanks to the
individuals who showed so many kind
acts toward their son, Win. R. Philip*,
in his last illness, and pray that the
same kindness may be extended them
under like circumstances.
For black silk velvets,
Watson A Co’s.
to Brad
MAKE NO MISTAKE.
are truly wise, and r__.
will try Dr. John Bull'i
SMITH** TOXIC SYRUP.
For many years it has deservedly
ined its reputation as tains tli
CURBS
one sees advertised and sold' fu. ....
annoying and enervating of all mnluriid di
ease*, known as
CIIILLS AND FEVER,
it has a good and lasting effect ami no >
remedy lias ever given such satl«(a<
Demand it of your druggist. Take
Col. L. I- Tliomas is i
louse this week striking ’ci
the
till N
l have
Give
Don’t Yon
Do It.
Boys’ Under Vests, Boy*’ Knee Pants
and Boys’ Suka at popular Trice*.
Big wide Shoes for fat-footed boy* a
specialty. ..
Suspenders, Silk
chief*. Shirts and
suit the most fastidious.
Hotel Phoenix is crowded with guests
this week. Mine host Strickland has all
the business he cau attend to at present.
nr Linen llandker-
Neckwcar. a line to
Drop
in
Any day you can. 1 am waiting tor you.
FUJI 6. OWENS,
The old men, young men and the
•mall boys held a jollification all over
the city Wednesday night “and we went
with them.” Small cannon and large an
vils voiced the feeling* of the people.
Peace, good will aud hurrah for Grover
Cleveland prevailed.
Wc have the prettiest piece of pure
silk warp Henrietta^in stock
Way cross this season. 91.23 yd. at Brad
Watson A Co’
Charlton Superior court we
nexU Our subscriber* in 1
should l>e getting their dollars i
Tho Leading Clothier,
If*
and on
u want a new hat, a cheap hat
f of the latest style and good value
r monev, call on It. II. Levy, Bro.
Doth of XV. IL Phillips.
Wui. R. Phillips died at the residence
of hi* father, Rev. G. J. Phillips, last
Wednesday night, and hi* remain* were
laid to rest in the city cemetery Thurs
day afternoon. He waa conscious up to
the time of hi* death, and perfectly re
signed. He was a member of the Metho
dic church and died iu the faith. .He
waa a lawyer liy profession, but of late,
ing to declining health, had given up
hi* practice. He was about 83 years of
if had never married. Peace to
his ashes.
We hustled ladies underwear during
the recent cold snap. Call and look
over our line of ladies pauts and vests to
mutch. Brad Watson A Co.
People living in Way cross a* well as
those visiting here know us as the lead
en in our line. Just as wc won this re
putation so will we hold it, by giving the
best value* to be had in clothing, {shoes,
hats, etc. Our new place is in the
Southern hotel building. It is to your,
interest to find it. Our price* and goods
will please you.
B. II. Levy, Bro. A Co.
W ay cross shouted herself almost hoarse
Tuesday night Well, it was enough to
make the people shout for joy and glad
ness. Such events do not happen every
day.
Children’s hose, full line in extra
heavy goods, at Brad Watson A Co’s.
The popular Katie Putnam will give
our people a treat on the 22d of this
aonth in her new and delightful play of
‘An unclaimed express package.”
remedy j
Demand it of yt .......
xtituteou which a larger profit is mad
One bottle will do you more good than six *
tattle* of any other remedy, and the relief ;
is always permanent. A word to t lie wise ;
is sufficient. It cures malaria.
feel weak? Do you have pain
trouble you? Are you In poor health
growing worse? Use Dr. John Dull'*
sapaiilla. It will make you well and stroi
Do not delay. Give it - *’ ‘ “ r ~
your druggist.
We note jwtition being circulated ask
ing that Mr. W. A. McNeil be splinted
postmaster at Waycrosa, i* being favored
by many of our best citizen*. Mr. Mc
Neil i* a worthy citizen and a good
democrat.
Watch the weather, its going to turn
eold, also remember that B. H. Levy,
I Bro A Co.’*, stock of overcoats and win
ter underwear i* the largest in town at
prices that hit the mark.
< >ur dres* linings are superb,
Brad Watson A Co’s
• Several fine, young Jersey cows of the
very best pedigree at Cherokee Nurseries.
fills) $1.00.
not unusual tor colds contracted
in the fall to hong on all winter. In
such cases catarrh or chronic bronchitis
are almost sure to result. A fifty cent
bottle of Chamberlain’s Cough Remedy
any cold. Can you afford to
risk so much for so small an amount.
This remedy is intended (especially for
bad colds and croup, and can always be
depended upon. For sale by Cash Drug
Store.
We sell the best 93.00 -shoe in the
world. Brad Watson A Co.
For lame back there i* nothing better
than to saturate a flannel cloth with
Chamberlain’s Pain Balm and bind it ou
the afTectcd parts. Try it ana you will
be surprised at the prompt relief it af
fords. The same treatment
rheumatism. For sale. I»y Caslu Dm;
Store.
Thompson’s glove fittihg coritet*, alt
number* at Brad Watson 1 A Cn’se
' Dr. K. C. Morrison, sometimes physi-
sian, of Indiana, ex-representativf' of the
republican party, now an attire memlrer
of the city chain-gang, came to grief last
Tuesday. An altercation with Prof.
Snclson at a political meeitng in which
Morrison’s actions wenj criminal, resulted
in conviction and sentence of fK> day*.
He should not have entered tli
tor's ward.
Ask for our one dollar driving glovi
with cufTat Brad Watson A Co’*.
Kroppendorf, Deitman A Co.’s and
Drew Selby’s fine shoes for iadies and
children at Brad Watson'S Co’*
We have a fine stock of pattern hats,
latest style* for fall and winter, marked
down to cost to close. Mrs. Tennent A
Cleveland won with a majority of
votes, B. H. Levy, Bro. A Co. are every
day winning popularity with the largest
and best selected stock of clothing, shoes,
hats, etc. Find them in the Southern
hotel building. Their price* are the
lowest.
On account of Mrs. Tennent’* depart
ure we will sell
style fall hat* al
them.
fine stock of latest
cost. Come
KILL GERM
brh.J.S«i(k.apl.6sy
GRACE & McNEIL, J + —
GROCERIES,
Hardware, Stoves,*. Crockery
[flour j
BY THE BARREL A SPECIALTY.
The C. C. 6ra.ee grace & mcneil.
Company. Johnson Block, Waycross, Ga.
Don’t forget that we have the
exclusive sale of Zeigler’s
Fine Ladies’ and Misses’
Shoes.
Write us for samples of Dress
Goods..