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THE WAYCROSS HERALD, SATURDAY, SEPTEBMER 30. 1893. Official Organ of ’.Vitro County, Chari* ton County and City cfW'oycrc??. Pabhvhed every Saturday at the Herald vj" « riant Ater.ue, Waycrow, Ga Sui^cripV.on fl/V) per annum. Address a'.; continue;cations and rentnutecs to THE HERALD- ■ , . Our autkarized representative* will be provided with proper credentials defining their authority, duly signed by the Manager. Tr.nk farming in the will pay well. initYofWuy.ru-> OUR OWN AFFAIRS. JMntfcrx and Facts It vie flu Xofetl for the Header. «1 trade dnring the ten day*. Vi. A. McNeil will lie in charge of the WhycroM post office In a few day.-*. We learn with pleasure that the Magic Ity hand is making good progress*. Way cross i.*>' the central point around ;roat portion of tin Injunction Filed. An injunction has been fled against the Manly Manufacturing Company, of Dalton, to stop further work on the brick \ jail now in course of erection at Horner- 1 ville. The case will be tried in a few ! days. Parties who were in lavor of r£- : moving the court house from Homer- | ville to Dupont are' the instigators of the suit. which r Work on the artesi 1 along, to the satisfactio We learn with pleasu ! both white and Mack, a ivdl t of all concerned. ■c that onr schools, •e progressing nicc- “Now hark! A banging of tin* sate! ly. city Id* bund. A clatter up Uie walk l It is rumored that a fine theatrical troupe ~«i A tangle of blitlu- «on:vL elat.? will Ik*, billed for Wayeross in the near Negro M oman Killed at Tifton. In aong and laugh and talk: future. A negro named John Thomas, shot i/»ud strikes lit j do :k! The chicken* ?!<■»■! i Hover’s a frantic fool! j The very sunshine laughs to s.*e The children h r.ne from s-diool’’ | Waycross luts plenty of cfinfdcnee lmt a j Jittlc more cash would'iit hurt. Therein some talk of a baseball game for j the lienefitofthe Brunswick sufferers. The Wayerow opera house is one of the | most substantial buildings in the State. j Where is peddler Jake Davis ? V fortune awaits him in the hands of Oliodiah Barixr. There is a rumor of a pro:.aMe entertain- ment at the opera house liefore many days* Election ti dot 1. bnt »> vote*, for sale at .thisoffice. However, we sjnoko -sweet whis pers.” Architect (iunn says the opera house is perfectly safe, and he knows what he is talk ing about. Numbers of people tfre coming toWajv cniss every week with the avowed intention of gnawing np with the family. The campaign for treasurer scents to lie a very ujiiict one. The candidates an* not elec tioneering to any great extent. 31 r. Whelpley, the efficient manager of the opera honsc, for the past season will have charge during the coming season. The new S. F. A W. freight d -pot will be 70S feet long and 35 feet wide. It will lie an imposing and convenient building. Henry Seaman, the well known and popular salesman, is again with Frank C. Owens. His many friends in Wayeross will lie pleuscd to hear of his return. "A woman’s "no” nt sms “yes.” A woman's “don’t” “you may.” Hut when they suy,“my dear, you must” They mean just what they say.” Patronize home industries. By so doing you build up your town and you help your own business. Talk is cheap but it takes money to do business and build up a town. Wayeross has got it. When you start out to collect your month ly bills leave your temper lieliind but carry your patience along. The fall flights have not opened up in Wayeross yet. They have liven postponed lor 12 months. Dan Broadway English has returned. A goodly portion of Broadway will follow him a little later. This is the worst day for ■Brunswick' yet. Kightecn new cases of fever, but fortunately no deaths tip to this writing. Jn a bicycle collision on Gilmore street, night before last, Mr. May, oftlic S. F. A W. force, was considerably bruised. Our city subscriber* will confer a favor by notifying us if the carrier l oys do not deliver the Herald promptly. It may not be convenient to move the Chicago exposition to Waycros* next fall, if not wc roust have a lair of our own. Being unable to take in the World’s Fair, the Herald outtit is looking forward to the sugar boiling time. Who said sugar boiling? SALESNAN wanted. Free prepaid outfit. One of onr agents lias earned over 120,000 in five years. ltd-w P. 0. Box 1371, New York. Short cotton is selling in Wayeross at, from 7J to 8 cts. All Wayeross wants to lie the best cotton market in the land is half a chance. Don’t forget to tarn out next Saturday and vote for Pollard for Alderman. He is the nominee and should receive a solid vote whether he has opposition or not. Capt. and Mrs. Sheldon, arc to lie con gratulated on the arrival of their grand son, Sunday evening at their residence on Jane street. Mr. and Mrs. Ed. S. Paine are the happy parents. -Wc beg that onr city petrous who have missed their paper lately, will not be pro voked, Our carriers in east and west Way- cross are new, but we hope they will deliver correctly to-day. The bright 'Wayeross youth who went fishing yesterday and let liis horse get away, says its the longest two miles to the river he ever measured. Wbat says the young people of Wayeross to setting up an Amateur performance for the benefit of the Brunswick sufferers? Lets liear from you. Tl»e fight between Ilomervillcand Dupont In onr neighboring county is still on. We’ll move the whole outfit to town if we hear any more tossing. There is room in Wan* county for all the expectable l*oom?rs who recently got left in the Cherokee strip. Goiug Back To School. A merry tramp of little feet, Jn ;t hear the sweet vibration, — The children over all the land • Have had a long vacation. And hack again they haste to take In School the dear old places, To measure out the days by rule, With fair unshadowed faces, They troop along the city streets, Grave eyes grow young that see then And wistful hearts from every blight Of.sin and pain would free them. Athwart the dusty ways of ’change, With wafts of flowers and grasses. As to music sweet and strange. The brilliant army passes. Along the quiet country roads. By purple asters bordered, At nine o’clock and half past three. The gry reviews are ordered. Andchilisli voices, clear and shrill. Amaze the peeping thrushes, The wrens and the orioles, Housekeeping in the bushes. We older people like to watch Our little lads and lasses. As sturdily they set to work In sober ranks and classes; Such happy brows arc overbent To con the pictured pages, Such honest wills are wrestling with The story of the ages. McNeil Appointed. Mr. W. A. McNeil was appointed postmaster for Wayeross by the presi dent yesterday. He will take charge of the office as soon as the papers arrive and he can be qualified. The appoint ment has been delayed on account of a pressure of business in the department at Washington. His friends congratu late him. Fire at Quitman. Wc learn with regret that the large livery stable belonging to J. F. M. Har rell A son, at Quitman, was burned night before last The horses were saved, but the vehicles, with the excep tion of the omnibus were all burned. The harness and saddle shop of Mr. W. E. Wattles was also burned. The fire caught from a lantern which a negro had in the loft. Editor Gnun Dead. W. C. Gunn, editor of the Cuthbert Liberal Enterprise died in Cuthbert on the night of the 55th ilist. Editor Gunn was well known in newspaper cir cles in Georgia and was a useful and valuable citizen. Mr. Gunn went to Cuthbert from Quitman county soon af ter the war and since then has made that A Suggestion. It has been suggested to the Herald that the young people of Wayeross get up an amateur performance for the benefit of the Brunswick sufferers. We think the idea a good one and the Herald will do all in its power to make such an en tertainment a success. We cannot fur nish much of the histronic talent but wc can do a large amouut of blowing and advertising. We could have a fine conceit, charades, etc., etc. Who will help push this matter? Write the Her ald or come to see us in person. Bruns wick will ueed more help than she has yet in sight, and Wayeross must do her part. Let Wayeross give an entertain ment by all means After Brcaksast To purify, vitalize and enrich the blood, and give nerve, bodily and digestive strength, take Hood’s Sarsaparilla. Con tinue the medicine after every meal for a month or two and you will feel “like a new man.” The merit of Hood’s Sarsa parilla is proven by its thousands of wonderful cures. Why don’t you try it? Hood’s Pills cure constipation. They are the best after-dinner pill and family cathartic. Mr. J C. Boswell, one of the best known and most respected citizens of and killed his wife, near Tifton day be fore yesterday (Sunday). It seems that the woman was walking along the road with another man. Thomas opened fire on the woman with a pistol and shot her twice. The other negro ran and Thomas fired at him but missed. The woman died at 8 o’clock. Thomas is in jail at Nashville. Mr. Gunn’s Report. We call attention to the report of Ar chitect Gunn iu another column in re gard to the safe condition of the opera house in the city. A rumor has existed in Wayeross to the effect that the build ing was unsafe, and while many have believed it there were some who had doubts, Mr. Gunn has made a thorough inspection of the building and his re port will l>e accepted as correct and re liable. Seed Oafs. TEXAS RUST PROOF SEED OATS at fifty cents per bushel, at Cason & Miller’s. tf. A Rumor. There has been a sort of a rumor fly ing around loose in tlie atmosphere to the effect that our third party .friends might bring out another horse upon the eve of the election for treasurer and try to run him in. We do not believe there is any foundation in fact for such a rumor, but think it well enough for the organized democracy of Ware county to watch its cork-. Eternal vigilence is the price of party success. Failure to attend the polls when there was appar- antly no necessity for voting has brought the democracy many a defeat. Let every' democrat in Ware county come to the polls next Tuesday and vote for the can didate of his choice. It is a duty we owe the party and ourselves. Restitution. According to tlie Savannah News,. Secretary Carlisle received, the other day, from New York from an unknown sender $1,500 in cnrrency, which the sender said was the balance of $20,000 which he had paid into the treasury in reparation for a theft of $10,000 from Jhe govern ment of which he had been guilty during the war. If everybody who stole money from the government during the war were to follow this fellow’s example, the existing vacum in the treasury might be filled and the surplus mount up to something like the sum turned over to President Harrison by Mr. Cleveland four years and a half ago. When the Republicans begin to make restitution the democratic party is in danger. rhcea for a long time and tried many different remedies without benefit, uutil Chamberlain’s Colic, Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy was used; that re lieved him at once. For sale at the Cash Drug store. It is said that Brunswick is well represent-! Rev. W. II. Thomas says: “I have ed at the world’s fair. Brunswick scorns to tried your Wonderful Life Preserver lie pretty well represented in all the large cities jnst now, Wayeross nmon; the nmn- ber. There is and will be no friction in local politics in the city of Wayeross or the conn-, ty of Ware. When the nominations are made tlie voters will elect the candidates,' or he found trying., and find it an excellent remedy for Coughs and Colds, it is also a good appetizer and I am satisfied it is the best I have ever used.” Sold by all Drug gists. may 19—1 y. Undertakers’ goods at W. R. llcln- tosh & Co.’s This and That By Dad. “Battle his bones oyer the stones. He's only Mike Eagan whom nobody owns.”—Hood. I strongly believe in fhe liberty of the press, but when a reporter or editor will so lower himself as to befoul the fair name of Brunswick’s good women, then he ought to be most emphatically sat on. “Yes, sir,” maintained Codling, “it is absolutely necesawy for tvaitaws to be clean shaved. If not, with their full dwess suits, how could one distinguish aw waitaw from aw society man, faw in stance?” “One might know the waiters by their superior intelligence,” replied Miss Ricketts. I hope that a large crowd will turn out to the band concert this week, so as to show the boys that we appreciate their pluck iu starting such a thing and at the same time give them a “boost” financially. O’Shaugnessey (as a boat passes load ed almost to the water’s edge)—“Shure, if the river was but a little higher, that boat wud go to the bottom.” I am sorry that the. good lady with whom the editor boards should have been taken for me. It’s awful tough on her. Dab. Atlanta for Brunswick. It was “Atlanta for Brunswick” at DeGivc’s Grand Opera house on Friday evening last. Not in the history of the eity has a theater been crowded with such an audience—which literally pack ed the great building from ground to gallery. It was Brunswick’s night, and a glo rious night it was, both for Atlanta and the stricken “city by the sea.” Tlie people responded nobly to the call of humanity, with that practical sympathy which means help for the helpless and which “blesses him that gives and him that takes.” The entertainment, in whieh the news paper men were the principal actors, was a crowning success; the audience was delighted, Brunswick was benefited, and Atlanta is better oft’ afterwards. We had a good cause and a good time!— Atlanta Constitution. Geo. P. Pollard Nominated. At a meeting of the voters of the 2nd ward, held at Council chamber Saturday night, Mr. Geo. P. Pollard was nomi nated to fill the vacancy on the board of Aldermen, occasioned by tlie death of Capt. E. H. Crawley. J. L. Crawley, Esq., was chairman of the meeting and Mr. Pollard’s name was presented by R* C. Cannon, Esq. There was no opposition to Mr. Pollard and he was nominated by acclamation. The selection of Mr. Pollard gives entire satisfaction through out the city as well as in his own ward. A Tale of Forty-fire Dollars. A short time since a peddler named Jake Davis, stopped with his wagon at the home of Mr. Obediah Barber, a well known citizen of this county, and who lives about six miles from the city. During his stay there the peddler’s wag* was robbed of forty-five dollars. The money being abstracted from a till in the body of the wagon. Peddler Da vis came to Wayeross without missing tlio money and did not discover his loss for several days. In the meantime Mr. Barber came to the city and learned of the peddler’s loss. He at once suspi* cioned a negro who he had on his place, and returning home sought an interview, but the negro was gone. Mr. Barber was not to be outdone however, and af ter a long search found the thief, and eventually succeeding in recovering all the money. Returning now to Way* Brown wood, Texas, suffered with diar- lcooss for the purpose *f giving the money up to its rightful owner, he found the peddler gone, and ail inquiries up to this time have foiled to reveal his where abouts. Mr. Barber informs the Herald that he will hold the money until the peddler can be found. This notice, think, will have the effect of bringing him to the front if he is still in the land. Mr. Barber is one of the oldest citizens of this section, a first class bear hunter n. Yhe negro is in “Orange Blossom,” the common-sense Female Remedy, is sold and recommend ed by all druggists. Quarantine Against Waresboro Raised. Mayor pro-tern, Andrew J. Miller, raised the quarantine against Waresboro this morning. This was done upon a communication from Mayor Spence, of Waresboro, stating that all refugees in that place from Brunswick had been there more than fifteen days. Our Bruns wick friends are invited to come to the city. Madam Grnndy Says That a dangerous thing in a com munity is a citizen with a mammoth cave in his head. That if women can’t have a vote they are at least entitled to a voter. That the reason Wayeross merchants are successful is because they attend to their own business and advertise in the Herald. Absolutely Pure A cream ot tartar baking powder. Highest of all in leavening strength.— Latest U. S. Government Food Feport. Royal Baking Powder Co. 166 Wall Street. - - New York J. -W. HOPSON, -PROPRIETOR- ia qiTTJIAX, GEORGIA. THE BEST AND PUREST LIQUORS In tlie market for Medicinal pur poses and general use. Prompt attention given to orders ac companied by the cash. Express Charges Paid From this point to any place on the S. F. it W.R.,orB. & W. R.R. Patronage solicited. ,, W. A. McNEIL’S ' Is the Place to Bay four Fine Family «« Grain and Bran. I am Sole Agent in Wayeross for Ballard’s Celebrated Flour, and for tlie present will offer the following popular brands: Obelisk, @ $5.25 Favorite “ 4.75 Blue-Bird 4.50 Flour has advanced, but having bought a Car-load before the rise, I can afford to give my customers the benefit of the old price, and I will refund tlie money if any of the Ballard Flour fails to give satisfaction I WANT The very best Country Produce, and will give, tlie highest market price, either in trade or cash, A Full Line of Crockery and Stovcson hand. All I ask is a call. u*»13-d3m COURSE BY MAIL WITH THE LEAVENWORTH Business College. TO ADVERTISE OUR. COXjXjHQ-H _ Wc. will give a thorough course of instruc tion in double and single enfry Book-keep ing and Commercial Arithmetic by mail Free of Charge to a limited number of per sons. This course will be completed in forty lessons. No charge for Diplomas. Address: PROF. F. J. VANDERBERG, Pres., To The Ladies. We take this method of announcing to the ladies of Wayeross that we will open our dress making parlor at Mrs. Cottingham’s millinery. store, Oct. 1st, and will be prepared to do dress making in first-class style. French system used. Satisfaction and fits guaranteed. Give us a call. Misses Jones & Dekle. September 23rd, 1893. - Into. d-w. Judge Merchon Locates ia Wayeross. Judge M. L. Mershon will locate in Wayeross for the present, and ba^epetj- qd his law office in the Wilson block, near the court house. Law business en trusted to his care will be prof er y IcoV* ed after. Correspondents are icqucstel to address him at this place. Sweet Charity. The Jews of Montgomery have con tributed 250 sacks of flour and 800 sacks of meal to the Brunswick sufferers. If a hand full of Jews can do so much for sweet charity, what ought a multidude of Christians do? line Rice. Mrs. Eadie sent to the Herald office* this morning a sample of extra fine rice. It was grown in the corporate limits of Wayeross and we do not believe it can be beat in the state. Air.-. Eadie makes good crops of everything. COTTON and GROCERIES rooo barrels Flour; ioo barrels Sugar, 249 cases Can-goods. 88 boxes Soda, 100 boxes CAKES AND GANDY. - 100 Gross Matches. Bought to sell, not to keep. Cotton carefully handled. W. B. COOPER & CO., 011*3 Bay Street * - • Savannah, da. P.O.Box2<6.) * M. BRICE7 SON & CO., QUITMAN, GEORGIA, General - Grocery - Merchants, —AND DEALERS IX— COUNTRY PRODUCE. Corn, Oats, Bacon, Lard, Peas, Finders, Sjrnp, Chickens, Eggs, Etc., for Sale at all Times. Lagerine 14- Georgia Charlton County. M. N. Baker has applied for exemption of personalty and setting apart and valuation of homestead, and I will pass upon the same at eleven o’clock on the 7th day of Sept, at my office. * 4t Georgia Charlton County. To all whom it may concern: M. N. Baker administrator of tlie estate of James B. Baker late of said county deceased, applies to me for letters of dismission from said ad ministration and I will pass upon his appli cation on the first Monday in December next at my office in Traders Hill, said coun ty Given under my hand and official sig nature this 11th day of Aug., 1893. 3mo Aaron Dowlixg. Ordinary. II. K. Jenkins,) Annie Jen’ Ware Legal Notice. Libel for Divo: > In Ware Superior Court. -' llArTn.m I November Term, 1893. To the defendent in said suit: You are hereby notified to Ik* and appear at the next term of said court to lie held on the first Monday in November next then and there to answer the plaintiffs libel for di vorce, as in default thereof the court will proceed as to justice shall appertain. •Witness the Hon. J. L. Sweat, judge ot said court. This August 22ml. 1893. Lee L. Sweat, B. H. Thomas, Pills. Attorney. Clerk S. C. W. C. Libel for Divorce. Xiney Walker, ) Ware Superior Ct., vs. > November Term 1893, William Walker. ) Libel for Divorce. 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