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THE WAYCROSS HERALD, SATURDAY, JULY 29. 1893.
SHORT NEWS NOTES.
Item* •( Inter*** Gathered ft** Kwmry-
wh*r* s»4 Carefully C**4**h4.
It is Mid that a oaw roluma of army
ragalationa is to b* issued.
Perkin*. California’* new Republican
aeaator, is a many-time* millionaire.
Albany. Ga. t exp* jte to receire the first
bale of cotton of the season next Satur
day.
Another convict has made his escape
from Sing Sing. He belonged to the road
gang.
Frank Ady i* going to make a contest
for John Martin’s seat as senator from
The Prince of Kapusthala, East India,
is visiting America, being just now at
New York.
Destructive timber and range fires are
devastating mile* of country around Buf
falo. Wyo.
The experiment ot making soldiers of
Indians has proved a failure, and is to be
abandoned.
A prehistoric citv of magnificent archi
tecture has just been discovered in the
Colorado desert.
In a race war between Hungarians and
Poles at Scranton, Pa., 30 men were in
jured, three fatally.
Confidence men at New York are reap
ing a harvest from New Jersef suckers by
means of Confederate money.
Alex Peterson, agent of the Southern
>y*
Express c
Alley, Ga., who was
r ompanv
shot by robbers last week is dead.
The new postmaster of New York does
not take kindly to interference of the
postoffice department with the conduct of
his office.
Charles Blunk shot and killed William
Blackford at Kansas City, Kan., Sunday,
making the third murder In that city
within 10 days.
Marcus Malnati. a Frenchman, fol
lowed a fellow countryman to New York,
caught him and will prosecute him ou a
charge of robbery.
Two pickpockets at Milwaukee were
detected iu their operations and killed one
of the men and wounded another wno at
tempted to arrest them.
Ten cosch loads of negroes, numbering
OOO.msuy of them armed, have been start
ed from Alabama for Pittsburg, Kan., to
replace the striking miners there.
The Memphis grand iury has taken up
the case of the lynohing of Lee Walker,
the negro rapist, and some of those al
leged to have been engaged in it have
been arrested.
The Forest of Dean inines.situated near
Highland Falls, N. Y., owned by the
P011ghkeep.de Iron Or* oompauy, hive
closed down for an indefinite period. One
hundred miners ar* thrown out of work.
John 11. Koetting, cashier of the South
Side Savings bank, of Milwaukee, has dis
appeared from the city, and simultane
ously with his disappearance the disoov-
ery lms been made that the general ledger
of the instit ution is not among the elects
of the bank.
The rod-iron and wir* mills of tba Car
negie company, at Pittsburg, have cloead
down unexpectedly. Superintendent
Wricley says the plants will resume In a
few days, after necessary repairs have
been made, but the 900 employes are fear
ful of a long shut down.
The Hanlan Gaudaur championship
boat race, at Onlla, Oat., attracted a
large crowd. Gaudaur won easily by seven
lengths. Hanlan fldlshed 13 seconds be
hind. Hanlan has notified the stakehold
ers not to pay over the stake money, al
leging that the course was changed,caus
ing his defeat.
Two of the n*gro women who recently
escaped from the Georaia penitentiary
convict farm, were caught 10 Augusta,
and Captain Maddox, the lessee, went
after them. They were delivered to him,
and, before reaching the farm with them,
the two girls jumped from a car window
und got away again.
FRAUDULENT TOBACCO SHIPMENTS-
t'aitom* Officials in Canada SeSm to
Have Don* a I.tttl* Dirt.
Montreal, July 25.—The American
customs authorities here are much in
terested in the statement wired from
Philadelphia that the losses on under
valued Sumatra tobacco from Montreal
and entered there, amount to $1,500,000.
From authoritative sources it is learned
that the entire shipment of Sumatra
tobacco from this port to the United
States via Ogdensbnrg f«r the past 17
months under consular certificates
amounted to only $436.
The goods were shipped principally
by J. M. Fortier, a leading tobacco im
porter, to J. Moritz, of Philadelphia,
an& others. But no traces can be ob
tained here of the thousands of lots
shipped of less than $100 value for
which no consular certificate is requir
ed. It is thought here chat the frauds
reported are in connection wi)h these
small shipments, and it is believed here
that if the frauds have been committed
the American customs officers at the
border points are partly responsible, as
all tobacco, whether shipped under con
sular seal or otherwise, is subject to
border inspection.
SHARP &
PERHAM,
Real Estate A
Agents, -w
WAYCROSS, GEORGIA.
W ILL buy and sell Real Estate in(
the City of Waycross and County
of Ware and adjoining counties.
Will attend to the Renting of Houses
and the Collection of Rents in the
city. Property placed in our hands
will be
We propose to devote considerable
time and attention to this business
and solicit the patronage of the pub
lic.
Place your property in our hands,
it will cost you nothing unless sales
are effected.
, SHARP & PERHAM.
SMITH, ADAMS’ & PARKER’S
PRICE LIST.
Ladies 7 and Misses 7 Slippers 25c, 60c, $1.00, 1.25 and 1.50.
Oxford Ties, all styles, 50c, 75c, 85c, $1.00, 1.25, 1.50, 1.75, 2.00, 2.25 and 2.50.
Red and Tan 75c, $1.00, 1.25, 1.50 and 1.75.
Button Shoes, all sizes, styles and widths, 75c, $.100. 1.25, 1.50, 1.75, 2 00 and up.
Men’s and Bovs 7 Balmorals and Congress, $1.00, 1.25, 1.50.1.75, 2.25, 2.50, 3.00
and up to 6.00.
Slippers, Oxfords and Southern Ties, $1.00 to 4.00.
Children's Oxford Ties, 75c, $1.00 and 1.25.
Babies’ Shoes, 25c to $1.00.
SAVANNAH, FLORIDA ft WESTERN BY.
WAYOHO-8 SHOUT M.NK- TJME t A.BD.
Schedule of Through Twins to Florida and So.tieorghi,
GOING SOUTH—Read Down
GOING NORTH—Read Up.
5 \ i
10 20pm]
12 oOamu
7 20am ...
10 40am
8 25am
11 15am
4 28anil...
Cor. to July 2,1SJVJ.
H
8 28am; 6 10am
10 11am 8 00am
1114am I 9 1.
'll 30am
2 10pm
1 15pm|1200n'n
5 55pm 5 55pm
FOB SALE.
I (Vacant lot. 90x95 feet, comer Thomas and
“A” streets, in old .Waycross. Very pretty
residence lot. For sale cheap.
House and lot in old Waycross, known as
the Joseph Tillman place. Lot contains one
acre.
Vacant lot on Reynolds street, near Gil-
Farm in Brooks county containing 350
acres, well improved, three miles from Quit-
man.
ling. Improvements fine.
Farm in the tobacco region of Decatur
county, Ga.. near Attapulgus. Seventy-five
acres, splendid dwelling and out buildii
good water, and a beautiful place. Call sc
Four-room cottage corner Freeman
and Pond streets; well finished.
500 Fair, All Kinds, Styles and Sizes,
On Our Bargain Counters.
&
; 11 30am]
3 15s
3 55i
Ill 28pm
! 102piu
2 23pm
m-
Prompt attention given to Orders by Mail.
SMITH, ADAMS ft PARKER.
Plant Aventte, lVayeroes. Ga.
DRY GOODS, NOTIONS^SHOES
T HE near approach of August reminds
intend to close out my summer stock.
TO RENT.
i cottages to reut i
Two commodious offices on the second
floor over Herald office for rent.
Good frame store building, corner
Railroad and Bananna streets, iu the
town of Glcnmore, for sale or barter.
Apply soon.
Two stores on Plant avenue 30x80.
MAX ISAAC, ,
7Vlerebant jailor,
A Fine amt Fashionable Jjot
of Goods Alt rays on Hand.
63T Satisfaction guaranteed.
Cleaning, Dying and Repairing neatly
done at reasonable prices. Next door to
W. A. McNeil’s.
WAYCROSS, GA., July 21, 1893.
of the close of summer, and with it I
At what prices? Well, just listen—l
will offer from to-day—
2,000 yards Cotton Challies and Lawns for 21 to 5 cts.
1,000 “ Sattine and Satin Gloria for 8.1, 12J and 15c., worth 25c.
1,000 pair Ladies’ Hose, black, tan, reels and stripes, 71 to 10c., worth 15 and 20c.
2,000 ** Men’s Hose, the best on earth, for 8c. a pair.
A few dozen Boys’ and Men’s Domit and Neglige Shirts for 10, 25, 35 and 50c.
Quite a line of Men’s, Boys’, Children’s, Misses’ and Ladies’ Undervests, 5, 10, 15,
and 20 cents.
Ladies’ Hemstitched Handkerchiefs for 3.V cts.
Men’s “ “ “ 4 “
“ Turkey Red “ “ 31 cts.
Windsor Ties, 8,10,15 and 20 cts.
White Lawn and Checked Muslin, 5 cts. per yard.
Ladies’, Misses’ and Childrens’ White and Colored Embroidered Skirts for 20, 25,
35, 45 and 50c. •
SEE HY MS AND GET NY PRICES BEFORE YOU BOY.
W. J. S7VtITH.
| j..., | 8 40pm
Lv........Savannah Ar,l2 09pin! 8 32pm] 1 0 20atn
Ar ...Jesup Lvil028am: 6 25pm! 3 20am
Ar. Waycross. Lv 9 15ani| 5 15pm> 100am
Ar. Brunswick Lv 7 20am j 7 00pm
‘ •- Albany .. Lv *.. 3 45pm
___• .Jacksonville Lv 7 00am 2 00pm' j 6 20pm
Ar. Sanford Lv 115am] 7 55am 1
Ar Tampa Lv S00pm[ i !
Ar Port Tampa Lv 7 3l*pm! ] '
Ar Live Oak Lv] j ] ] 5 50p*c
Ar. Gainesville Lv] j 8 00am' ! 3 00pn>
3 28pm 9 23pi,i
*’ 10r*nv . . ?
Ar .. Valdosta Lv]
Ar. Thomasville Lv t 2 lOpnv 1
Ar Monticello LvJ 11 45um‘ i 4 30pm
12 37pm ! 5 13pm
i 3 40pm
.. 1015pm
j 6 50am
7 00pm
Ar llainbridge L
Ar.....Chattahoochee. ...L
3 15am'.; \ ] |Ar ...Macon Lv] 3 35amll0 55am
Ar. Columbus Lv .
Ar Atlanta Lv! 7 50am
Ar Montgomery......Lv; 7 30pm : 8 35am
.Mobile Lv; ■ 12 20am „..l
L ..! 7 50pm ...... J
Ar New Orleans Lv
. r px cunuav, 1.-0 a m, un
all stations between Savannah and Jesup.
* SLEEPING CAR SERVICE AND CONNECTIONS.
Trains Nos. 35 and U carry Pullman cars between New York, Savannah and Pori
Tampa. No. 23 carries Pullman Sleeping Cars Waycross to Nashville, Louisville and
Chicago. Train 78 carries Pullman Sleeping Cars between New York and Jacksonville.
No. 5 carries Pullman Cars between Savannah and Chicago, and on Wednesdays and 8a*-
urdays No. 5 carries Pullman Sleeper to Suwanne^springs, and on Thursdays and Sun
days the sleeper returns from Suwannee Springs.
Train No. 5 connects at Jesup for Macon. Atlanta and the went. Train 23 connects at
Waycross for Montgomery. New Orleans, Nashville, Cincinnati, St Louis and Chicago.
Through Pullman Sleeper Waycross to Chicago. Train 23 connects with Alabama Mid
land railway for Montgomery and the southwest.
Tickets sold to all points and Sleeping 6nr berths secured at passenger stations, and
ticket office. 22 Bull street. E. A. ARMAND, City Ticket Agent.
PLKNT HS4ENUE,
UmVCROSS. CEORCIH
a
A homely but wise philosopher has said
“When a man gets to going down hill all
nature seems to be
Greased for the Occasion
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LIVERY, FEED HRI RILE
Stables.
Fine Horses, Carriages and Baggies.
Drivers Furnished if Desired.
Patronage solicited.
*R. O. LEE,
PROPRIETOR.
Yellow Jack Blow**! Thtm Down.
New York, July 26—The schooner]
Mystery, which has just arrived from j
N«al. Brazil, reporwd hiring had a j ,„ a ' r 30-dSin-wSiu
serious time with yellow fever. While
in the port of Natal. May 10, Captain
Meyer died in a hospital of the disease.
On Mity 23 David Lisburn, a seaman. !
alio died. On the 28th Edward Alla- ]
gaard died of the fever and was buried |
at sea. The vessel put into the Dels- !
ware breakwater and was disinfected
before she was allowed to proceed to j Grade* of Wood Coffins, Robes, dec
METRIC AND WOOD GASKETS.
&
Nothing inspires confidence more than
neatness. If a man out of work looks
shabby, the fact will work to his injury
when he applies for employment in
order to
Slide up Hill
no better way can be found than by fit-
tingyoursel! out tastily at. our '•tore. You
will be surprised how cheaply this can be
done. The goods may look extravagant,
bat tberds no extravagance in tbe price.
SeeingMeans Buying
19
B. H. LEVY, BROS. & CO.
this port. All on board were well. She
.was out 59 days.
They F«*«;nd Out the Rn*«n. ]
Asbcry Park. July 26. —Alfred Cow
an, a negro lawyer of Now York, came
here and had a talk, with Founder Brad
ley in relation to signs he has ported ou
the pavilions requesting negroes to re
frain from occupying them. Th<? law
yer was taken through tbe negro settle
ment west of the railroad and saw why \
the “Founder” i* opposed to them. A
negro preacher named Hill, of Newark,
came on the same errand. Their views
were changed wonderfully after a per
sonal observation of the way the negro
servants monopolized the board walk.
Snffarlus in lh« Mining Region*.
Hastings. Neb., July 26.—The sec i
ond delegation of miners from Denver t
furnished with transportation. Their
description of the' suffering in the min
ing region of Colorado, which they
have left, is something appalling. They
claim that Denr«r authorities axe try
ing to suppress the facte.
Order through responsible parties of
WM. PARKER. \T*ycross, Go
1 I*
Ul. J. POWEItlt,
QtTTJIAB, GA.
Dealer in Groceries and
* ••• Country. P
OF EVERY DESCRIPTION.
d. Core. Oats,
\ Kolb Green
melon Seed.
Orders from Country Merchants, Milkmen
and others solicited.
All goods guaranteed. Good* will be ship
ped promptly and carefully. Write f*r prices.
r r IS NOT what we say but what
Hood’s Sarsaparilla does that tells the
story of its merit. When in need of med
icine remember HOOD’S CURES
Do You
FEEL SICK?
Disease commonly comes on with slight
symptoms, which when neglected increase
in extent and gradually grow dangerous.
RiPANS TABULES
take RIPANS TABULES
take RiPANS TABULES
take RIPANS TABULES
Ripant Tabutes Regulate the Sjrstem and Preserre the Health.
EASY TO TAKE, QUICK TO ACT.
SAVE MANY A DOCTOR’S BILL.
t RIPANS TABULES
t take the place cf
j A COMPLETE ,
- MEDICINE CHEST • Sold by Droggiata or aentby mail era receipt of price.
NICDICINfc ♦ Box(dvials), 75cents. Family package (4 boxes). Si.
| TH E RIPANS CHEMICAL CO.
**tO SPRUCE STREET, •- - NEW YORK.
Brunswick and Western Railroad,
Tlmo Table.
In Effect Thursday, February 2nd, 1893. Subject to Chauge Without Notice.
From Brunswick to Albany. From Albany to Brunswick.
READ DOWNWARD. READ UPWARD
No. 11
Daily
E.S.
A. M.|A. M.
12 0 i
No. 3
Daily
4 30 12 16
5 00 12 32
s 5 20 12 57 f 7 40
s 6 05! 1 25 f 7 57
1 38
6 40; 1 47
7 00 2 10
7 50i
8 15!
8 55j 3 40
10 10 s 5 30
Sll 00! 6 00
00i 6 43
— “ 00
f 8 21
f 8 40
f 8 50
•12 30j
» 1 20!
i 1 35
2 oo! 8 O',
s 2 15! 8 14
s 2 25| 8 17
D.W. Shop?,
- Brunswick
K. T., V. & G. Cro>_
...Eleven Mile Turnout.-
...Jamaica
.........W aynesville
Atkinson
Lulaton
Nahunta
- Hoboken—
Sehlatterville
f 10 48
flO 50
ll 13
fll 1
i 7 05
( 7 40'
i 8 15
! 8 45
k. M.C1:Z
11 33
slO 13sll 4‘
10 50;fl2 05
11 15 f 12 17
11 30 f!2 2.5
11 40ifl2 32
11 57 fl2 40
12 20 f 12 52
12 SO 1 05
slO 24
slO 42
10 50
sll 05
sll 0!*.
sll 13
sll 34
11 53
sl2 0-J
812 20
Sl2 4:
sl2 52
f 1 04
s 1 12
1 23
1 35
WAYCROSS
Waresboro
Millwood
.McDonald.
No. 2.| No. 4;
Daily , Daily
E. S. ) E. S.
\ M.l A. M. A. M. P. M.
7 30 11 40; i
7 10 sll 10; 7 45t 6 00
6 01 11 00, “ " '
6 49 10 49 6 55
6 30*10 59 6 35
6 23'flO 23 6 05
6 16 f 10 17; 5 50
6 08jf 10 10: 5 32
6 00 f 10 02 4 1
5 421f 9 45 4 45
5 34jf 9 38 4 20
4 17|f I 58j 12 12 s 9 40
Pearson., ..........Is 4 03!s 3 45 12 40 s 9 15
Kirkland s 3 55] 3 38 11 25] 9 03..
98 Mile Post
Gray’s
Willacoochee.
Alapaha...........
3 45 f 3 28] 11 03‘s 8 42
3 42]f 3 24 10 54(9 8 27
3 40 f 3 22 10 50;s S 17
3 17 s 3 03 10 07 s 7 10
3 07.f 2 50; 9 49|f 6 20
l 42
* 37b 0 00
TUto« ;» 2 5*
—.Ty-Ty. s 2 25 f 2 10 8 35 L
Sumner s 2 12 f 1 50 8 16j.........
Poulan „..Jf 2 04*f I 53! 8 06
Isabella s 1 53,f 1 47j 7 56
Willingham s 1 47 f l 38, 7 44|..
DaVis <s 1 35 T 1 28 7 29 ..
_ Junction^ 1 29! 1 15. 7 05;..
1 00 s 1 10 2 00 Albany 115' 1 10 7 09j..
P. M.'A. M.iP. M.l IP. M.i A. M.l A. M.l
315
2 40
210
Way freight trains will recognize all flag stations. The following are Hag stations for
trains No. 1, 2, 3 and 4: Mile Posts 20,14,19 and 34.
Trains Nos. 1. 4 and 11 meet and pass at Waycross. Trains Nos. 4. 5 and 6 meet and
pass at Waycross.
C. MORRIS, Master Transportation.
GEO. W. HAINES, Supkrintk.vdent.
REN AND WOMEN HELP
DR. HATHAWAY & CO.,
bPKCIALalSTS.
(Regular Graduates.)
to b® th« leading and
M1DDLE-
AGKI) ^HK.1:
W. L. DOUGLAS
S3 SHOE hoTWp.
Do you Year them? When next In need fay a pair.
Sett In the world*
♦5.00.
If you w»t a fine DRESS SHOE, made h the latest
styles, don't pay $6 to $8, fay my $3, $3.50, $4>00ar
$S Shoe. They fit equal to custom made and look an! .
wear as welt. If you wish to economize In yoar footwear,
do so by purchasing W. L Douglas Shoes, Name and
price stamped on the bottom, look for it when you buy.
W.L. DOUGLAS.‘Brockton, MM*. Sold by
B. H. LEVY, BRO. & CO.
f yen
CATALIiif. 0X..1 .luiSRiOf. ot ttxa
Liter hhd 1 l
:ux: n?3. ■««
Du*>lnt« Cure tu.»»ri
WORK FOR US
, iiiojO. j
(Bit S&Vtite ]
Clitrd wh?W J
•—-• 1 a few days, and you will be HtartU-d at the —
l>terHAR prnr*>tly | pected *ucce*3 that will reward your effort*. He
lo e f»Yv .Uy«. Q":rk #.u ea,* aai*. Ihu { positirely have the best tmrfines* to offer tin agent
i**0'a**t«r..t Ooo»rrhn>i. | that can be found on the fact- of thin earth.
TRUTH AMD FACTS. 1 •*»•«> profll ,m KIM wortli ..r bu.l«.. I.
< l-utaiX case* ot <.hrouw DiaMeea tha*. being easily and honorably made b% and paid to
iAilfi to g*t cnro-1 at ttie hantacf other i hundred* of men, women, boy*, and girl* iu onr
■n*cuiU>ti». oh-/*lrias* acd uiedicrl institut**. employ. can niate money fa*ter at wort iw
«T«EUErtBEB, that titer* U hop* tor YOT7. U» than yoO have any tool. The Imslne** u
Coo*nlti»otl «r. a* ton mar WAiTE VALHABt-J I easy to learn, and instructions
r Sr«atn>ent a
that nil succeed from the start. Those who take
hold of the business reap the auuuitage that
arises from the sound reputation of one of ««
old-st. most successful, a*«i largest pnblishing
__ hoopla \merica. SecuretoryowyeUthe
by mail." Tboranah axammation and j tliai ibelMMne** *> re*dUy endhandtemriyyleiaiL
;.„UU aim-u. Ah*.. «****..a* I ?S£%:
Rh« ilwfc-si aad m-v»t sclan'JA;
et* prv; *-—«» l.»w a* .-an ba
i>il!fql tr-atrcent. Fre* consultation at Ib-
ma}ority
a B’a.tk N'\ 11
t tint! exactli
tell them. There i* plenty
workers, and we urge
At once. If von are already etn-
e a few spare moment*, and wish
advantage, then write ns at once
r grand opportunity), and receive
irity ..
r clletu So. 2. tor Woturn; !
. _ J. for Skin DUsesa*. fiend Ids for 64-peg* Bet- I
•rmc* Book tor Men end Women. All oorre*pood- '
ence aiuwered promptly. Basin*** etrlctly confl
dentist. Satire treatment eent fire* from ob*err»-
tlon. H*ft to our p*ttenta b*nkeendbo*me**inen.
Address or call on OK. HATHAWAY 4k CO.
33K8o Broad3L.Atlanta-^
WOOPS PHOS PJEIODINE.
The Grant English Rrariy,
j if itch, Powers & Co
iwislattoQm^eL
Is of cases;
'eandBon-
Btfert and After.
of this, leave his dishonest store, Inclose price In
For sale in Waycross auJ everywhere by all
respectable druggist*! - _ ,
Bring your onlers for job printing~to
the Herald office.. You will always get
good work at Irvr prices.
dUlTMAff, GEORGIA.
WHOLESALE 60UNTRY PRODUCE
And ContaLssloa Merchants.
Corn, Oats, Country Hams,
Lard, Chickens and Eggs.
Brooks County Syrup a Spfxialty.