The Waycross herald. (Waycross, Ga.) 18??-1893, December 17, 1892, Image 4

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Newspaper Page TextOfficial Organ City of Wayeross. THE HERALD mUOnSO COMCAST. Daring December Only SATURDAY, DECEMBER 17,1898. I will make the following prices to re duce? my immense stock before I take an inventory, January 1st. Entire line of Roys’ Knee Pant Suits I will sell at NEW YORK COST and show you the bill. They range in price from 75c to $9.00. Roys’ Suits, ages 14 to 19, are cut as follows: 300 Suits reduced to §2 00. 500 “ “ 3 00. $8, $9 and $10 Suits reduced to $5 00 and $6 00. Men’s Suita that wore $5 00 reduced to $3 OO. Mon’s Suits that were $8 00 reduced to $5 00. Kell’s Suits thatworo S10 reduced to $6 50. Men’s Suits that wore $12 50 reduced to $8.50. Men’s Suits that were $15 reduced to $10.00. Men’s Corkserow Suits, Black, that wore $18 50 re duced to $10 00. This is a big bargain and will go fast. All my Fine $25.00 Suits reduced I 17.50, All my Kino #30.00 Suits reduced to On Extra Pants, all sizes, my stock is full and the prices will l*e put to suit Overcoats, ENOOGH FOR til! $fi.00 Overcoats reduced to $1.00. $8.00 Overcoats reduced to $5.00 sJUMtO Overcoats reduced to $7.00. $12.50, $13.00 and $15.00 reel* to $l».0O. $20.00 Overcoats reduced to $!.'».00. If the cold weather don’t make buy these prices will. Come and them. Rear in mind, my object is to clear out my winter stock before January 1st. If you will tako the trouble to look, you can tell your neigh Ivors, it you don’t, need for yourself. J To lietter introduce the famous Shoes made l>y the Rockland Shoe Company of Roston, Mass., and to reduce my stock by January 1st, I will sell $8.00 Shoes, Hand-made, Cordovan stock, for $0.00. $0.50 Shoes, Hand-made Calf and t ’ordovan stock, for $5.00. $0.00 Shoes, Hand-made, Calf ami (’ordovan stock, for $4.. r »o. $.'>.00 and $5.50 Shoes, Hand-made. Calf and Cordovan stock, $4.00. $4.00 Shoes, equal to $."*.00 shoes, for $3.00. All stylos, all widths, all sizes. i #3.00 Owens, the leading clothier. Altogether for Wayeross now. Amusements force. upon us in great Save your teeth by eating Willi stall-fed beef. See the grand advertisement of Messrs. Rrad Watson A Co. in this issue of the Herai.i>. Information as to one large white gander, strayed from the premises of Mr. Joe Lott, would be thankfully received any time before Christmas. Rig reduction i till Christmas a clothier. clothing from Owens’ the leading BROS. & CO. CONTROLLING PRICES IN Clothing, Shoes, Hats, k. MAKES THEM SELL LOW. Mayor Knight fined a R. & W. engin- r last Monday for the excessive use of the whistle within the city limits. Don’t buy Christmas presents until you price at I^anier’s. 25 per cent, dis count. ’rofessore Sanders and Rrewer will open the Clevaland Institnte at Wares- boro on the second Monday in January. The people of Waresboro are to be con gratulated for their success in securing the services of these gentlemen, whose ability and practical methods in the school room have advanced them to the front rank in their profession. .So many axes to grind, ain’t it? Keep your eye on our line of Men and Roy’s Suits. Remember that we lead in Quali ty, Style and Low Ten Per Cent. Discount for all of December! Stokes A Morgan have opened a first- class market next door to R. O. Lee’s livery stables. Johnnie McGee is boiling over with enthusiasm over the advent of a fine daughter at his house. Geo. R. Youmans A Co. lead will verwnre, at popular prices. That enterprising young merchant, J. V. Norton, with a genius l*om of 40 years experience in the mercantile b ness, realized the essential to success and leased one-half of our first page. William Sells, the greatest bareback rider, is coming here with Sell and Rent- frow’s shows. Would the city fathers accept ten acres of nice high, dry land within the city limits, for a park ? Only conditions immediate and proper improvement. Keep your on Our Elegant Line of Christmas Neckwear. More Stock of this kirn than all the bal ance of Wayeross put together! PERSONAL MENTION. Mrs. Florence Rivers, of Augusta, is the city, guest of Mrs. Beavers. Mr. and Mrs. Ben J. Apple, of Savan nah, are in the city for a season of re freshing. Their many friends will join the Herald in wishing them a pleas ant stay. Col. R. C. Cannon was made happy last Monday evening by the gift of a fine son, who will no doubt be christened Grover. Mr. Henry Strickland was in the city last Monday, boasting of a young twelve pound democrat at his house. Mrs. John C. Nichols and Mrs. Mamie Acosta, of Blackshear, are registered at the Phoenix. , CRAWLEY, Sr, HEADQUARTERS FOR Furniture, Stoves, Dry Goods, Notions, ALSO A COMPLETE LINE OF * SHOES, HATS, CROCKERY AND HARDWARE. As I desire to give the people the benefit of my cash trade, all Furniture and Stoves will be sold low down for cash. Parties desiring to purchase these goods will do well to state that they intend to pay cash, so as to get the benefit of Cash Prices. I WII.I. BE PLEASED TO PRICE vJOODS AT ANY TIME. Ooort House Squai’e. The lightning-rod ee us, “ye Gods.” has been -to Largest Stock of Clothing 1ST WAYOROSS, AND PRICES KNOCK THEM ALL OUT. Sho» $2.50 Shoes for $1.50. #1.50 and $1.75 Shoes fin $!.<N The Herai.i* is the l»est Goaglass’ S3.00 Shoes for S2.75. "> My stuck of Hats is t«*o large to tell you all ultout, but bear in mind these priecs “go” on my entire stock for I>e- Men’s Half Unseat 25o. that were 40c. Men’s “ “ •* 15o. “ “ 25c. Men’s “ “ *• 10c. “ “ 15c. Men’s “ “ “ 5c. “ “ 10c. A i Holiday Trade II On Full Dress Shirts, my stock is com plete and price* flat. For 75c. 1 will sell Unlaundered Shirts worth $1.00. You are all invited to call and se yourselves what is going on. even If you don’t wan’t to buy. Four weeks of Solid Bargains. mw 6. OWENS, The Leading Clothier, Owens’ Block, Wayeross, Ga We offer a great variety of appropriate presents for Indies, gentlemen and chil dren. We can supply a suitable gift for old or young at any price you wish to exjtend. C. E. C’ook. Bottle up the calamity howlers and small fry politicians and Wayeross will bloom ami blossom like the rose. It will pay you to examine my line of Rockland shoes now being sold at dueed prices. Every pair warranted. Frank C. Owens If you want your watch or any article nf jewelorj’ repaired, go to Geo. R. You- in a ns A Co.’*. Twenty-five j*er cent, discount r verwnre at I^inier’s jewelery store.! Stokes A Morgan keep of choice western beef. There are seven railroad melodrama: on the road this season, hut “The Fast Mail,” the original, stands pre-eminent above them all. *adquarters for fine $500.00 worth silverware to close out at Lanier’s jeweler}’ store. 25 per cent, discount. Engraved free. It will pay you to see the shoes get the prices, that are now being of fered at the Palace shoe store, before buying elsewhere. W. J. Smith. Our neighbor Ben Grace is pushing the wholesale department of the C. C. Grace On.’« establishment with marked success. 7?*£^zy. A trifle breezy, but never mind, I’ll go to LEVY’S 10 per cent, discount sale and get an Overcoat. Lincoln J. Carter’s superb scenic pro duction, the “Fast Mail,” which will be presented at the opera house next Mon day evening, December 19, by an exeel- lent company, is one of the most success ful plays put upon the stage in recent years. The story is thrilling, and justice is done the startling and realistic scenes by a perfection of mechanical effects. Among other reproductions is a repre sentation of an engine room on a Missis sippi river steamboat, with the furnaces under the boiler fired up; a train of cars shoots across the stage In one scene, and another there is a vivid, beautiful and awe-inspiring representation of Niagara Falls by moonlight, with the singing waters and graceful mist that rises above and about it. The company is said to be excellent throughout. County Court Notlr*. The monthly sessions of the County court of Ware county will hereafter be hohlon on the third (.’hi) Saturday in every month, instead of the first as here tofore. All writs and suits made returnable to the January monthly session 1893, should be made returnable to the third Satur day; the 21st day of January, 1893. This Dec. 1st, 1892. J. S. Williams, Judge of the County Court of Wart Dr Jonn Hull’s Worm Destroyer taste good and quickly remove worms from children or grown people, restoring the weak and puny to robust health. Try them. No other worm medicine Is so safe and sure, Price 25 cents at dnig rco. The cheapest and best cook stov ever put on the market in iWayeross, at A. R. Bennett’ Not since Owens’ fire sale of twoy ago have the people had such bargains Owens will give them during Decein- Atlanta, Ga., Dec. 10, 1892. Mr. Editor :—Your representative, the Honorable L. A. Wilson, has been faithful in the discharge of all his legislative duties that I beg to write of his legislative record. He never misses a roll-call and favors all laws in the line of economy and reform. He especially favors all laws that will benefit the farin- and all classes of working men who e citizens of his county. He is an em inently useful legislator and an honor to his constituency. Please, Mr. Editor, publish this as a deserved compliment to your worthy representative, and oblige^ House Reporter. her. Co e* and s OUR DECEMBER PRICES They arc the lowest to he had. In December, as well as in all the balance of tlie year, we control tlie prices of onr lines in Wayeross. An Elegant Line of HOLIDAY NECKWEAR. Just the thing for a Nice Little Pres ent . Go to Stokes A Morgan’* market for nice l*eef, pork and sausage. It will pay you to read carefully the two column display ad on our third page, B. II. Levy, Bra A Co., are not only striking down, but are also walking right square over competition. Four weeks of big bargains at Owen*’. For pain in the stomach, colic and cholera morbus there is nothing better than Chamberlain,* Colic, Cholera and Diarrhoea ^remedy. For sale by Cash drugstore. Parties Wishing # TO BUY First (toss Goods in Onr Lino WILL ONLY DO THEMSELVES JUSTICE TO CALL GN US BEFORE MAKING ANY PURCHASES. SPECIAL LOW PRICES FOR DECEMBER B. H. LEVY. BROS. & CO.. Southern Hotel Building, Wayeross, Ga. Tbe Only Big Show to Exhibit In this Vi cinity this Year. Through an arrangement entered into between tlie proprietors of the leading shows of the country, Sell and Rentfrow’s Enormous Railroad Shows which will appear in Wayeross, Thursday, Decem ber 22 will be the only tented exhibition of any importance that will visit this section of country this year. Already the eircus-loving portion of this commu nity is on the tip-toe of expectancy over the coming of tlio old reliable Sells and Rentfrow aggregation ; and it can be set down as as a certainty that it will at tract tremendous crowds. The proprie tors of this well known establishment, who are the acknowledged leaders of the show business of America, arc said to have outdone all previous efforts in this Hue, l*oth in the novelty of the entertainment ar.d in the wonderful feat ures exhibited. The securing of the largest elephant on earth, secured at the cost of over $25,000. The enormous outlay of cash is evidence that the mana gers of this great show are bound to ex hibit to its patrons something new and worthy the great name and reputation it already has. The street parade will be the grandest ever seen here. After the parade a grand free show will lie given on the show’ grounds, which is said to be the best ever given. We confidently pre dict enormous crowds on Thursday, Dec ember 22. IMPORTANT CLUB MEETING. Matrimonial Club of XVaycrow, Order No. U At a regular meeting of this organiza tion action was taken commanding ali members to make their final report for this (leap) year before January 1st, next. It was decided that all members in good standing are expected to report progress at the next conclave. It appears to be the sense of this meet ing that no old stock will be carried over another year, unless the member should prove conclusively his or her in ability to succeed. All members are most earnestly re quested to close their contracts l*y first of the new year. Members requiring aid or advice are expected to call on the president for same. Applications for membership for en suing year must be accompanied by photograph of the applicant, giving ages and prospects and make their desires fully known. By order of Tiie President. The laws of health are taught in the schools; but not in a way to he of much | practical benefit and are never illustrated | by living examples, which in many cases might easily be done. If some scholar, who had just contracted a cold, brought before the school, so that all could hear the dry, loud cough and know swmificencc;; see the thin white on the tongue and later, as the cold developed, see the profuse watery expectoration and thin watery discharge the nose, not one of them would ever forget what the first symptoms of a cold were. The scholar should then be i Chamberlain's Cough Remedy freely, that all might see that even a se- cold could he cured in one or two , or at least greatly mitigated, when properly treated as soon as the first sym ptoms appear. This remedy is famous ;’s cures of coughs, colds and eroup. made especially for these diseases is the most prompt and most relia ble medicine known for the purpose. Fifty cent l*ott!cs for sale by Cash drug store. Whypi It 1 That Owens, the leading clothier, sells Knox $5.00 hats for $3.50, and Douglas $3.00 shoes for $2.75? Remember our splendid assortment contains the right thing for every person, old, middle-aged or young. C. E. Cook. From a letter to a friend here, we learn that Mr. O. D. Parker, of Denison, Texas, a son of Capt. W. F. Parker, of this city, has been promoted to the of fice of chief operator of the Western Union Telegraph Co., at Austin, the cap. itol of the great state of Texas. His friends in this section are delighted learn of his success. ^ I^ost—Gold fob chain, last Thursday, between school house and Wilson’* corner, on Plant avenue. Any one pre senting same at this office will l*e hand somely rewarded. Owens, the leading clothier, will you money on what you buy in his line. He is selling Knox $5.00 hats for $3.50, Douglas $3.00 shoes for $2.75, and other things in proportion. Go see him. Splendid farm to rent three miles from town, apply at Herald office. 500 cords dry heart pine at $2.00 per cord, delivered anywhere in the city. Leave order at Miller’* restaurant, Plant avenue. A son of Mr. M. D. Pusser, a mer chant of Gibraltar, N. C., was so badly afflicted with rheumatism for a year or J, as to be unable to work or go to school. Hi* father concluded to try Chamberlain’s Pain Balm on the boy. It soon cured him and he lias since walked one and a half miles to school nd back every school day. Fifty cent lwittles for sale by Cash drug store. »ly One Kvi 1 Printed—Ten Yen Find the Wen There is a 3-inch display advertisement in this paper, this week, which has no two words alike except one wont. The same is true of each new one appearing each week, from the I>r. Harter Medicine Co. This house places a ‘'Crescent" on everything they make and publish. Look for its send them the name of the wont, and they will return yon Book, Beautiful Lithographs or Samples Free. janXMy How strange and yet how true. Save money purchasing a shoe. Douglas shoe sold everywhere for three, at $2.75 they are sold by me. Frank C. Owens, The Leading Clothier. MAKE NO MISTAKE. When one wants to eradicate every indi cation of malaria from their system, they re truly wise, and make no mistake if they ill try Dr. John Bull's SMITH’S TONIC SYRUP. For many years it has deservedly main lined its reputation as being the most reli able of the many CURES ees advertised and sold for the most annoying and enervating of all malarial dis eases, known as CHILLS AND FEYER. it has a good and lasting efleot and n Demand it of you stituteon which _ .... One l>ottle will do you given such satisfaction. druggist. Take no suh- larger profit is made, good than s' Do you have pain? Do sores ? Are you in poor health and growing worse? Use Dr. John Bull’s Sar saparilla. It will make you well andstrong. 1>° not delay. Give it a trial. Get it from Large I Kittles (192 tea-spoon- julylO-lm fills) $1.00. Ladies p Unfortunate. a society the —, - lily. Itisley’s Philotoken controls the nerves, aids nature > various functions, and thus combats ■itli the niany ills of womankind sueeess- t got it he Sells and Rentfrow’s Big Show will on be with us. The small boy is sav ing his pennies, and will be impatient ircus day to come around. A complete line of dolls. * see them before buy in Don’t fail C. E. Cook. fully. If your druggist has l will order it for you for $1 a bottle, from Chas. F. Risley, Wholesale Druggist, 62 Cut land St.. New York. Send for a des- cnpjiive pamphlet, with directions and cer tificates front many ladies who have used it and can’t say enough in favor of Risley's l’hilotoken. mrl*2-ly NOTICE. On Xuveuilter 1st, 1832, the undersigned became associated together under the firm name of the Cherokee Nursery <V». The title to the property will continue in the name of H. W. Reed until the condition* of a certain contract made the same date are fully complied with. All contract* with the Cherokee Nursery Co., must l*e signed by II. W. Reed as president. S. L. Bishop as secretary and treasurer is authorized SR ...... Cherokee Nursery the payment of current hills and C. M. Grifling as superintendent ;-liarge of the nursery work. The S’ursery Co. assume tlie accounts of II. W. Roed St Co. H. W. Reed, LUCKY SELLS AND RENTFROW. After an enormously successful tour of the leading northern cities, Sells and Rentfrow*, whose name as amusement pur veyors is as wide as the continent itself, are now playing a limited season in the south, and are presenting their celebrated tented aggregation, with all it* dazzling and sensational features, in the same complete form as seen in the north* Having but a few weeks to devote to the southern circuit, only the most impor tant towns will be visited. The people hereabout* will be delighted to know that Wayeross is to be one of the fa vored cities, the date of the Sells and Rentfrow’s exhibition here being Thurs day, December 22. Lincoln J. Carter’s Grand Scenic Production THE FUST If you see Owens’ ad be s and see the bargains he Is n i and go offering, We have no use for money, but as a matter of business, would it not be well for you to call and settle tbe small amount that stands against you on our subscription books ? Just one at a time; no rush desired. We are not working Cordele boom in this matter. See? L 10 Sets of Special Scenery. Flight of the Fast Mail. Niagara Falls by Moonlight, with Boiling Mist Practical Working En gine and 14 Freight Gars, with lllnminated Caboose. The Dago Dive. Realistic River Scene and Steamboat Explosion and one hundred other start ling Effects. up | My stock must be reduced by Jan. 1st My prices will reduce it, because I am going to slaughter the good*. Come »oon and take voitr choice. Frank C. Owens. OPERA HOUSE, WEDNESDAY, DEC. 21\ — All. G. FIEIil Famous Americas* - MINSTRE1 4O—PEERLESS CELEBRITIES—40 ALWAYS THE BEST. Every Feature of the Highest Grade. IN CKMP. THE DARKTOWN CIRCUS AMERICA DISCOVERING COLUMBUS. AXD MANY OTHER NOVEL FEATCEES. Croud Street Pond* ot 10810 a. m. Croud Concerto* 7:00 p. m. The only Minstrel Company in America owning and using their own train of palace cars. JNO. \V. VOGEL, Bun. M*r.