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\ V THE WAYCROSS HERALD, SATURDAY, JANUARY 14, 1S93. SHEEP IN THE ORCHARD. I PROFESSIONAL CARDS. ntl Inufrtu !»• C. C. THOMAS, Attorney at Law, Keep Dow. nv.,1, , Not Thrive. If properly managed, the orchard Way be pastured profitably by sheep. The only essential Is not to pasture too closely and to have It ao arranged as to j torn in the sheep from the yards in the' , COl'llT HOUSE, WAYCROSS* GA, morning and take them out when they ! am— ■■■■— fret restless and rambling, as this is the | J* TT. WILLIAMS, D. stage when they reach up for the , . limbs and hunt for a branch where the i Orn«r.: lp-»T.uia Wk Is tender. In Ilenton county we FOLKS BLOCK, WAYCROSS, GAV kept down the weeds and grass in a . , large orchard for ten years with sheep ** *' without spoiling a single tree by <1 is bn rking. If the pnstu rage alone was the main consideration, it would not pay to turn the sheep in and out. Hut experience has proven that the orchard insects do not thrive where the sheep run. With the sheep in the orchard our apples had less worms, and the leaf-eating insects, thrips etc., were not as common and destructive as in orchards near by where grass and weeds grew. The com mon belief of nurserymen and fruit growers is that the sheep and goat are the natural enemies and cradieators of trees and shrubs, ft is true of the goat, but sensibly managed “the animal with the gulden hoof” is the friend of the nurseryman and orchard 1st. Year •d them into we had quit JJK. JAS. (jl,ltI!'l».VUD, Physician and Surgeon, “fha ■ter” in France. Recently a French gentleman, reply ing to an inquiry by a lady concernin? the changer and qualifications of s woumu whd* liad applied to her for tu position of cook, aid who had late!, been in the gentleman’s service, said tba. he could not recommend the applicant ... , . „ that she was “extravagant, impertinen ^ons for the ennie of praying three and somewhat - given to drink.” The lady T\e Number “Thr**“ In tbe Bible. \ When the world was created we find it and its surroundings composed of three elements—air, water and land— ; the whole lighted by the sun. moon and stars. Adam had three sons mentioned by name, and so did Noah the patriarch. Daniel was thrown into a den with three E. H. CRAWLEY, Sr., HEADQUARTERS FOR Furniture, Stoves, Dry Goods, Notions, n’»n lli«Kk, up >tai n to ficuito Urina- i be found in Wil- April 14—tf. WALLACE MATHEWS, M. Dr, PHYSICIAN AND SlThJKON. WAYCROSS, : j : : GEORGIA. jan*2S-ly I hai JJR. F. C. FOLKS, Physic < iflhfc everT. K. Lamkii’s Jc Ofliit: l#nrx from gave the letter to the applicant for tin cook’s position, who immediately brough i i suit for damages against the writer. The case was decided against the writ- : er of the letter, who was lined and ad monished that he had no right to give j circulation to injurious statements con cerning another person, even if the charges were true. In order to evade the responsibility ; thus introduced in French law house- j keepers have taken to issuing such “rec- | ommendatious” os this: “This certifies that Mine. Hortense, late nurse to my son, aged one year, di«l ; not leave him on a bench at the Jardin ' des Plantes and go away and forget him ! on the 20th of August last.” The certificate is intended to be taken in a contrary sense, and serves its pnr- I pose without laying the writer open to ; ALSO A. COMPLETE I.INE OF SHOES, HATS, CROCKERY AND HARDWARE. ulSur- for damages.—Youth's Companion. times. Shadracli, Mesbacli and Abed- ’ nego were rescued from the fiery fur nace. Job bad three special friends. ; There were three patriarchs—Abraham, I Isaac and Jacob. Samuel was called j three times; Elijah prostrated himself three times on the deaUiodv of the child; I 1 . T , . • . , , . , .... , . , Samson deceived DelilSlhree times 1*- „ . As I .,f'f lrc “ £*« ht ' P“P le th ,- of “K «•* traJ G al 1 unuturetaiul fore she discovered the secret of his ! S ‘° v “ " 11 * w S,,M lo "’ <ll> ™ f :‘ r “?>>■ l ilrtiea Je81n ?S «» 1‘urrl.ru.e these Rood- great power, and the Ten Command- i du ' vt '» to st “ te ,h *‘ to W so as to get the heneht of ( asl. ments were delivered on the third day. A “ ces * Jonah was three days and nights in j 1 WILL BE * ,,EASEI > TO ««« - 0< > DS -* T 'NY timk. the whale's belly. ‘'Simon, lovest thou me:” was repeated three times. Paul makes mention of the Three Graces— Faith, Hoi>e and Charity. The famous allegorical dreams of the baker and but ler were to come to pass in three days. Then we have the Holy Trinity—F at her, Son and Holy Ghost; the sacred letters on the cross were three in number, they being I. 11. S.: so also the famous Ro man motto was composed of three words —viz.. In hocsigno.—St. Louis Republic, the *’>T id cage Of co when satisfied they were day. In the corn- in equally satisfa**- ing up the weeds in othei cleaned • the «ultivallng. watch their qt the tender w turned out for l’*»ld they pro t*»r.v way ..f g; early August the slieep. and unsligl.t ly places. When* of a big weed putclyt>rhaze tvanted we iiad hurdle fen throw iirouml them.and tin kept, there until the work wap'nim*. In a build red-acre pasture on *li»: old homestead we had a corner of aisntt ten acres in buy el brush, with, here and there u young, bushy-topped elm. oak, wild cherry, etc. This was fenced in for the sheep when not on their for aging expeditions during the growing reason. When the sheep were salted it was l»y brining the 1 eaves of the taller hazel bn. ,l». In two years the brush was killed, and in four years a rich matting of grass took its place among the growing shade trees. 1 wish to . make it emphatic that the sheep, prop erly managed, is the helper and friend of tin* horticulturist. Hut in late fall, winter and early spring, the place for the sheep is the feed lots and sheds. When tins* bark is the only obtainable green thing, the sheep will decide that it was made for their use.—Prof. J. I> Itudu. in Kami and Garden. A GHStAP POULTRY HOUSE.’*' dry Store. , >i. Can.be found Pendleton street •lien not profit! jyLly lion (ireeley learned to Bead, By a singular adaptation to the changes J of motion on his mother's part while 1 1 spinning Horace Greeley when a young- i ster acquired tbe unwonted quality of 1 W. SMITH, j reading with the book in almost any po- DR. J. E • ‘Office Reed’s Block. Sp«vial attention given diseases of the Eye, i;.ir. Nose and Throat. , 1VAV CROSS. -v GEORGIA. eition. sidewise or upside down, s ily as iu the usual fashion, without at that time thinking it anything unusual. —St. Louis Post-Dispatch. A Tale of Two Barns. There was a man named Hibbs who bought a farm, built a large, stately dwelling at the end of a long, shady avenue of maples and settled down to enjoy the comfort and independence of a farmer’s life. He built a cozy little barn of logs and shingled it with elate |jlt. A. I*. j;.\Glisix, Physician and Surgeon, VaYCROSS - - GEORGIA. Wf. livT All call* promptly attended. ‘Arm Charlotte, N. C., boasts of a double faced potato. One side is claimed to be a perfect representation of a bear, and the other, it is said, is a fair mold of a Oonrt House Square. Christmas i If The City Bakery Begs to announce to the people of Waycross and surrounding country that their Full Line of Christmas Goods IS 03XT H-A.3NTXX Dr. J. P. PRESCOXT, Practicing Physician HOBOKEN, GEORGIA. All calls promptly attended. jyli-Um S. L. DRAWDY, ATTORNEY AT LAW. IIOMKUVJLLE, : : : GEORGIA., DR. J. H. REDDING, OFFICE. Folks block. Near Hotel l’hoenis. aprfO-ly ISnrklrn’* Arnica Salve. The best salve in the world for cuts, bruises, sores, ulcers, salt rheum, fever • sores, tetter, chapped hands, chilblains. There was another man of the name of Huhbs who bought a farm in the same neighborhood, built a cozy little dwelling of logs, shingled it with clap- lioards and settled down to the hard, grinding monotony of a farmer's life. , ,,, . . This matt Hubbs built a large, stately Louie aud see our full line of Confectionery, .r ruit Lakes, Toys barn at the end of a long, shady avenue Fruits, Stationery and Fancy Groceries, of maples. At the end of ten years We want Small Profits and Quick Sales. corns, and all skin eruptions, and posi- ' Hibbs' stately dwellin; tively cures piles, of no pay required. It is guaranteed to give perfect satislac- tion, or money refunded, l’rice 2b cents per box. For sale hv A. B. Wlmrter & Co., E. B. Goodrich, and B. .1. thnitlrs drug stores. Softer of DUsolutlon.. Hibbs’ big house had broken him up, aud Hriblis’ big barn had enabled him to buy for about half price and move it over on his own farm. Huhbs 1ms a. big dwelling and a lug bam aud represents his county in the state legislature. Hibbs has a little log cabin and a littlo log stable and is try ing to sell out to Huhbs. He wauts to quit fanning and travel with a peddling wagon.—Toronto Mail. Fresh Goods "Received Daily. J. H. HELLER, Proprietor. The firm of Rowlmtham & Murphy, emu- j posed of H. D. Kowbbtharti aiid C. K. Mur phy. engaged in the «-ontraeting and build- ; i ing business, have this day. by mutual «im- ■ sent, l»een dissolved, the stud C. E. Murtdiy j • withdrawing from the firm, and the said II. j • I). Kowbotham assuming all the debts and ■ • liabilities of tlic old firm. H. I>. Rowbotiiam. ■ ! C. K. MfttPitv. SAVANNAH ADVERTISEMENTS. Experieuce hu* provctl that twenty • fowls, properly housed, provided with : suitable f.Hjd. pure water. eleun nest . b i.xes. plenty of rhist, lime in M*m« form, and gravel, will return more clear fty kept,'us they generally ! "fanusi- If you suggest a g.ioii ! > the average farmer, j 4 mind the image of an I Inborate affair eoatiug ?IOO to/:tH). Not Ixdng able to build sneh a brtusc, he goes without and his poultry exposed J to the inclemency of the cold stiirniv j weather of winter, are a dead ex- peliso full two-tbirds of the year, **at- ; ing vsilualilo fo«xl constantly and yield- , ing nothing in return. A poultry house I large enough to properly shelter twenty j fowls can be erected at a very small j cost. We give a list of all the materials j of which, with the exception of the **imox vr. hitch r.nw. n. myeks. HITCH & MYERS, ! ATTORNEYS AT LAW, . l : p Stairs Wilson's Block. j _ ... „ uluu w u , WAYCROSS, GEORGIA. JJDYfARD LO YELL'S SOUS ' sume< ^ before reaching Thirteenth street-. UncoiiseioiiM Feminine Cruelty. “Let me off at Thirteenth street, con ductor,” said a woman as ‘ she paid her fare on a Broadway car at Cortlandt street. The car was packed, the place just two miles away aud the woman a New Yorker. From SO to 100 people would get on and off, half a hundred stops were to he made and something like a half to q -p*-. three-quarters of an hour would be con- oergCS, Dllges, THE C. G. GRACE GO. SPECIAL INDUCEMENTS An* offering Special Inducements to Buyei Ladies’ Jackets, Blazers, Capes. Oress Goods. S. WILLIAMS, Attorney at Law. SAVANNAH, GEORGIA. - GEOKC.IA. HEALERS IN WAYt’UOSS, Office up > A. W ILSON, Attorney at Law, WAYCROSS, R. C CANNON, The Rash was .Uvn „ „ v **>™* &t „ from » hot U-d that iu used for the : W-U CROSS, - - - GEORGIA, sprouting sweet potatoes in the spring. | Office up stairs m \\ ilson Block. When the sash is requiml for the hot !- .Will practice in the Brunswick Cinuitanc IhsI, the season is uiild and the opening ! 1 Nov'lS^’fiO-lyT 114 * conlratt ‘ is ww!TOl with boards. This structure ■ — i* nim- feet wide, twelve feet Ion? j 1 . m=l A IA/T.f.!V and five feet high in the center. vv - * * The short side of the roof is two feet | ATTORNEY LAW. long, and the long side which fronts to j ...« the south and comes to within eighteen ! " *' * LKUSv., inches of the ground is seven feet At i Office in the Wilson Building, the farther end of the roof hoards ex- — - — ~. - tend over an opening made for the i fowls to pass in and out. the perches ! are t»ne foot above the floor, ami extend along the north side of the interior, j The Ivjttom Uiard on that side is hung . with hinges so it can be raised, and the i droppings under the perch scraped * r ng '^ r - Time Tried and Fire Tested: placed iu the sunniest spot, and the food and water troughs near the Hardware, Tinware, Plows, Turpentine Manufacturers’ Supplies, ’ Bar, Band*and Hoop IRON. Wheels, Axles and Wagon Material, , Guns, Pistols and Ammunition. . dlO-ly Lloycl & Adams. DEALERS IX Paints, Oils, Doors, Sash and Blinds, Terra Cotta and Sewer Pipes, BUILDERS HARDWARE, Lime, Plaster and, Hair and Cement. Corner Congress and Whitaker Sts.. gkorgia. Savannah, : : Georgia. Yet this woman, who bore evidences of more than ordinary intelligence in her faceju" 1 , from her easy self assur- j ance ckS hdication of beiug able to j tnkij|^ko»-' herself, expected tbe cou- dii‘4MBP;'emeuiber her request and to put her off at the right street. The Broadway conductors are the • hardest worked, most abused aud criti- i cised railroad officials in this city, but this is the sort of tliiug they are called Whip-Cords, upon to endure every hour in the day. It is usually at the bands of women, and is unnecessary, foolish aud cruelly in considerate.—New York Herald. Henriettas. Cashmeres, Bedford Cords, Flannels, Ladies’ Cloth, DR. T. A. BAILEY, DENTIST, lfico over C. K. Goolt’s, Plant Avenue, WAYCROSS, (iEOKOIA. «>• 17. Iy Sole Aecnt* for Adamant Plaster, tiest ! ters, next, night to the sociable of the ! Royal Women, imtl so on every night. Come up and see a fellow. It’s awfully | lonely to be married. 1 can tell you.— New York Press. Modern Matrimony. Jones (calling on Smith iu the even ing)—I thought 1 would find you at home. You don't go out much at night now? Smith—No. i’vegivenupall uiyclubs and societies. 1 should be glad to havt you come up and spend an eveuin: me occasionally. Jones—But your wife might think ine in the way. Smith—Ob, she's never home at night are agent for Zeigler’s, and they are the best. till late. Tonight she’s at a meeting of the Ladies' Society for Supplying Thim bles to the Destitute Poor. Tomorrow night she goes to the Queen’s Daugh- Dfess Trimmings Surali, China, Faille, Bengaline, Moire, Figured and Changeable Silks, Featherine, Gimps and Braids of All kinds. All-wool Plaids, Landsdown, Silk Warp, Henrietta, Brilliautiues. *ing with Write for samples. Don’t forget us when you think of buying Shoes. The handsomest line of Jet Trim mings in town. We THE C. C. GRACE CO. The Comet* A GUT ON RATES. Suffocated by Sweet Odors. The Sybarites slept oh beds stuffed . j with rose leaves; the tyrant Dionysius DII> NOT STRIKE THE WORLD! ’ Fire, Life and Accident Insurance Coni- ! panics, and REAL ESTATE OFFICE. nirlb ly KNJGIIT & ALLEN, Waycross, Da. door. One pane of glass in the sash is loose, so that it may lie moved down for ; ventilation. The floor should lie cor- ' rml with sand when obtainable: if not, with straw, cluiff or other similar ina- erial tlrnt can Ih* raked out when The whole interior shonld be |n a frvsheoatof whitewash at least times a year and the perches i[National Guarantee Co W. A. WRIGHT, J. P., And Agent For ■Itry house here described is easily j Securities obtained uned. and answers as well as a more j atteuuon^givcu *‘~ »e.—Es. i easy terms. Special the collection of claim?. Post Office Building, Waycross, Ga. y-, y „ /~v | nuu iuac ii**'ca, mo uiaui siua , FROM JUNE TO October had his couch filled with them; Versus . would travel with a garland on his head v<> THAT | and around his neck, and over his litter • *' he had a thin net, with rose leaves inter- j ; twined. Antioclms luxuriated upon a ; bed of blooms even iu winter days and ; ¥, 1 p 1 ' XI3 '/ V’ ¥ TUT I T a ' nights, and when Cleopatra entertained ’ \J # 1 # JT"^ /TL ■ - * \ I ■ < 1 V. • Antony she hand roses covering tbe floor » to the depth, it is said, of an ell. > We are told that Heliogabalns sup- ' is STI1J. SELLING __ _ _ _. TTATTI1T1 1 pb«d so many at one of his bauquets | IJ A Dll Hllll>r that several of his gnests weresuffocated ; Illlltll Jj JL A UvllMiJ) iu the endeavor to extricate themselves ; from the abundauce—victims of a sar- i Boots, Shoes, Rubbers, Men’s and Boys’ Hats and Caps, at SAVANNAH, GA. ! feit of sweet odors.—Philadelphia Times . $1.50 PER DAY, The Old Reliable i Fatal MuiulMr. “AmariutUa, in m-veptinjr of. To. j UQTCI PllflENIX *4* have made me immeasurably happy.” f ■ ■■ I lIVNBlVlfmy • “I uni glad to know it. Arthnr. You *are not in the least superstitious, are j Ftnt-cl«a in kwy Recpeet. yon?” f- J “No. tl&rUug. Why do you ask?” | WAYCROSS, GA. “Because you arr the thirteenth mar j to propoto to n»g. M Urooklyo Life j ^ XUa(e w ., t tram C.km Depot. IX* Wm an (Nil llaa«I. ’ ’ Benton & Upson, Machinery and Mill Supplies, ENGINES, BOILERS, «0 PRICES TP OEFT C0PPnt[X> Ammonia Iu Coal. [ Some 10,000,000 tons of. coal are burned . in London yearly. About 4,000,000 are \ utilized by tbe gas manufacturiug com panies; 9,000;000 are bnrned in honse- ton contains sufficient ammonia to pri>- j SHOK \V EAR FOR THE J. T. PALMER, OVERS BL’L um ttv \ vc ' ••VoarpmposaU.wunvxpvotca. Mr. t tit , vn rhgsin." fsiil the f.ir oral l.ln.l-.in, J* **• 01KIi.KLA.MJ,, Sw Kills, Skiigle Hills, Wood Work ing Hukitsrj, Si£V, Biss, Cotton Chamberlain’s Eye and Skin a4 i “«“ni '.A. j_i.. ti.. * firntmAnt ■ * Jhggiui damsel, “you must give ine. tipid to think it the habit of doing—or—in oases of the kind.”—liemorest’a Magazine. Ointment Irrigating Machinery A certain cure for Chronie ijore Eyes,, . Tetter, Salt .Rheum, Scald Head, Old duce, if treated with sulphuric acid, twenty-two to twenty-eight pounds of sulphate of ammonia. The total loss of this fertilizing, agent is therefore, say, 9,990 tons. As tbe. price of sulphate of ammonia is £9 10s. the ton, the mone tary, loss is £94,905 every year. If we .were less wasteful we should not be so much obliged to ransack Chili, and Pern for artificial mahnres.—National Re view. ’ HOLIDAYS. \VAVGR<JSS. GEORGIA. C'onsiderat* Ti The boys have deal of poise and „ . . .. . „ . pears with a strap, and. seizing Tommy, ; and Piles*. It is cooling and soothing. . Wiiuto. Atuoixixc to thrash him.- j Hundreds of cases have been cnred.by. it:- i been making a great j Chronic Sores, .Fever Sores, Eczema, \ 1 at last their fatherap- Ttch, Prairie Scratches,Sore Nipples Office a —u <*> ‘ • a n:i-. -f* ... A SPECIALTY. n’t wear yourself out, father,” j after all other trtednlehthad ^di?<3 * saysi Tommy. “.Remember that Billy | It is pat up in 25 and 00 cent ** am^Johnny have to get soma tom” ! For sale at the Cash Drag Store. * Bard to Find. Walter Satt&Tee, ibe artist, says one ; of the greatest difficulties be meets is 1 »xu ■ WAxxroraii. Maviiixxcv the lack of m<xleU-iu this country whow | hair is to blech thmtjt bee blue or ; pnr- t . i pie lights in it, Hee4ds thet what he \ m 'r , . ’ wants is covmoil in ‘ Enrope. hot ai- | *• *• * •• H “*W **e*v j moer nnatlainabie' llin*>-Fhiladefptiia ! IV. MACKifOX V1IXE. FLA. i ****•»■ ORANGE BLOSSOM IS AS SAFE AND HARMLESS AS A TUax Seed Poialtlce. It Is applied richt to tbtT parts. It cores all dieeaaea of women. Any !&dy can use it hermit 3okI by ■ AT.T. DBnGGIST3. Hailed to any addiem on recoipt of Al. ^ «> . f •• Sr. J. A. MoCKQ So Oo., 3 and 4 Panorama Place, Chloaya, RL