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VOL XV.
WAYOROSS, GEORGIA, SATURDAY, JANUARY 20. 1894.
NO 9.
OFFICE!;* OK V. AUi: (OUSTA .
Warren Loti—Ordinary.
I’. H. Thomas—Ocrk Superior <ourr.
f\ Miller—F fieri ITmu’ Jailor.
I. J. Wilki.iIV.
r, T. Thlpficn- Ya * < 'olta
. 3. McCarthy—(
idiiros*. Wayrr.. -, Ga.
CITY (H'nCiiHS, IVAYCKOSS.GJ.
Frank F,lk<. Mayor. Aldernui
A. J. Miller, (h F. I’ollnrd. G. M. Arche
>. A. yicCco, S. F. Miller.
Warren Lott, City Treasurer.
J. I..
Attorney.
r.1. Clerk of 1
7 Conn -:1.
! THE BRUNSWICK JUDICIAL 1
CIRCUIT.
FIRE.
CHANGES TO
!A1>K IN
CALLNDAIf.
DR.* FRA>K FOLKS? BEAUTIFUL
RESIDENCE IN AS I IKS.
His Loss Probably £4,000 r.nJ Only
Uoveretl by $2,200 Insurance.
At a. tew minutes before three o’clock
Sajiday morning, tlic drowsy denizens, of
atrtiiag'fire whistle and
A number of engines
of the $
ABOUT TELEPHONES.
A M.W0P0LY 50 I.ONCKIl.
Special Shoe Sale.
— i For one week i will sell
. bfthe
of Georgia,
!js^ superior courts in j
r>sin;: Brunswick !
•I Ktcond Mondays in !
m l fbirth Mon-Ire si: ;
j opened tin*
bv the ! measured l
hat the! alarm. It i
oats
i bad
W. It. R.
end in no
swell tlic
a lire to
ijM.nded :
,vas ili-vc
»ut the fire department re-,
quickly as jjossib!-*, and it
red that Dr. Frank Folks’
chi" on'the B. C W. It. It.
! tO CX-
l.al
Wajrcross Rust have an E
frfe a fact not generally kno\
the telephone monopoly will ceas
ist after January 80th, and then
buy a; telephone for a lew ilollhr
complete system for thirty-five dollars.
The fundamental Hell telephone pat
ent expired on Maoch 7 of lak year.
The Bell Company, it was found, how
ever^ still -owned the patent on the re
ceiver, and no telephone system would
be of use without a receiver. Among
other concerns whicli entered into the
telephone business upon the expiration
il be’! patent in March was
f the orij
lie Bhnv
Pitt,
In Cheape
A few pair
A f ew p aii
My Cost
Oi
of t
vaic
'■a Is
tncsf
those
on
and
nave:
3hoac for
Shoes: foj
v inter .Suit:
uierwear
Si 50
S3 00
to
95 cents.
Over-
The IVlt .
lib-it the Shan
vt r, citing tl:
>rnp:
Is still going or.. Don’t miss this opportunity
of getting a suit for yourself and boy.
"Best Good; fur the Least Money.”
FRANK C. OWENS
The Leading Clothier,
Owen’s Block, Waycnes, Ga.
L’.vrv ((ilia;’.
THE INCOME TAX.
Coffee, lb
et'Mid Moi
.•ml to the oppositiu
80th; i,s77, is
1 thus both the
ter will he free
uStTcr
t.iv la
ide and will (Pop.)
mt of the
. :M plahts
1 111 til
p.slrumeuU
1 he je
■stre\ cd
iio Docto
keepsakes w
at bo replat
1 J tclephoi
: ttep.-
■ j
j dehve i:
: inctdcul;
tiered locatio
l residences, n
is more in need of
thah AVaycross, an
that we will have i
aid Mr. Reed of Maine
* to be president.
■oplc v.ho talk about politi-
nv are the last ones t«j want
id that in the city Brooklyn
ties arc nbnr.rloncd every
tale
, the
L.U KSmSAU CHAPTER NO.
Meets at Masonic Ilall, Plant Ave
Friday in each mouth at 7:30 p. l
!.’i*iijj>. W. H\ Sbari«\ IL lit J .v.
J*. IL Fnzlish. Secretary.
U’AKUWKLO LODtiE NO. ~7, K. ofl*.
Meets every Monday night s-t 7:30 o'clock.
R. T. Cottimdinm, C. G. \V. Uunnett,
K.Ii.AS.
UltOTHEiUlOOD LOCOMOTIVE EX
UISBEBS.
16 vision-123, J. .1. Wideman, Chief Engin
eer;.!. W. Lyon, First Assistant Engineer:
Jl. A. Met hi*, Insurance Agent. Meets
’-M and lth Sundays oi" eneli month at 10 a.
in,. Brotherhood hull, lived block.
XTEKXATIOMAL ASSO. MACHINISTS.
Way cross I/xlge No. 74. W. T. Brewer, Af.
M.. A. A. Beavers, Secretary. Meets 2d and
lth Saturdays each month at B. L. K. hall,
ORDER OF 11AIL.WAY CONDUCTORS.
New Year Division No. 311—Meets 2d and
lth Sundays in each month. 7350 p. in. at B.
L. E. Hall, Reed Block. W. T. Forrester,
Chief Conductor; Geo. A. Crooin, Secretary
and Treasurer.
W A ACROSS K1FLES.
Company F—4th regiment Georgia Volun
teers. Capt. J. Mel*. Farr; 1st Lieutenant,
J. II. Giflon; 2d Lieutenant, T. O’Brien;
Secretary, J. Paine: Treasurer, It. K.
Langley, Reg. monthly meeting 1st Tues-
W ACROSS LODGE I. O. O. F.
Meets every Tuesday evening at 7:30 o’clock.
J. C H**ber, N. G.: D. Williams, Secretary.
| tiers and other proceedings returnable
said courts prior to the passage of tli
■ Act -hall be liehi and considered as r
! turnable to the tonus ns herein fixed m
cril.ei
the
among the churches.
PREt BVTKRIA Jf CHURCH.
Williams Street, Rev. W. 8. Porter, Pastor
Sunday services at 11KK) a. in. and 8:00 p. m
Except the first Sunday of each month
Sunday school at 9:30 a. »n. Young peoples
meeting Sunday at 7:30 p. m. Prayer meet-
*ng, Thursday evening! at 8:00 p. m.
METHODIST CHURCH.
Gilmore St., Rev. A. M. Wynn, Pastor.
Services II a. m. and 7 p. m. Sabbath
School 3 p. m. Christian Endeavor, 4:30 p.m.
Sabbath 11 a. m. and 7
p. m. Sunday School every Sabbath 3 p.m.
Prayer Meeting every Thursday 7:30 p. m.
Corner Pendleton and Mary* Street.
Rev. W.W. Kimball—Mhsionaxy, Sunday
services. Services every Sunday at 11 a. m
and 7 p. m. Celebration of the Holy Com
munion 1st and 3rd Sundays at 11 a. m..
other Sundays at 7 a. m. Sunday School at
3 p. m. A cordial invitation is extended to
all to attend these services.
jurors drawn lor the terms as prescribed j
prior t<* this Act, shall be required to at- ;
tend and serve as such jurors at the time {
fixed for the term as prescribed in this j
Act. Provided, that it shall be discre
tionary with the presiding Judge to draw
separate panels of grand and petit jurors
for each week of such courts as arc held
longer than one week or require the same
jurors to attend and serve the entire
term, or as long as their services are re
quired.
Section, 8. Be it further enacted,
that all laws and parts of laws in conflict
with this Act be, and the same are here
by repealed.
Approved December 15th, 1893.
That Loan.
The proposition of Secretary Carlisle
to issue $200,000,000 3 per cent short-
date bonds, so that they may become a
popular loan, distributed in small denom
ination among the people, has made the
general subject more interesting.
Such a loan would open the way for
safe investments all over the country
and those bonds will be eagerly taken.
It would relieve the pressure upon the
treasurer and give to the various invest
ors throughout the land a chance to
share in the transaction.
Of course this plan does not meet
with favor on Wall street, where the big
concerns are preparing to take up the
loan and reap the benefit among them
selves. The New York Herald is mak
ing a crusade among the people and the
proposition of a popular loan is received
with enthusiasm in every city in the
land.
Itjis obvious that if the government
must issue bonds, and that necessity is
apparent, the idea of a popular loan is
the one to be put into operation.
Presr.
Notice.
Notice is hereby given that the firm of 8;
L. Gapton A Co. has been dissolved by mu
tual consent, Mr. J. T. McGee having pur
chased Mr. Gupton’s interest in the busi
ness. The carnage and blacksaaithing busi
ness will be carried on at the old stand by
J. T. McGee. The liabilities of the firm have
been assumed by J. T. McGee, to whom all
amounts due the late firm must be paid.
J. T. McGEK.
S. L. GUFTON
Dec 2 4tw.
GEORGIA—Camdkx Couxtt: Notice is
" il adrar-
_ one in the
, iin Waycroes
Ga. This December 1st 1&&. -
Jobs H Bbowb. Sheriff,
Jobx J. Rcdulth, Clerk Sap. Court.
' J. J. Vocell*. Ordinary C. C.
No Side Tracking.
"It is now intimated that Hon. Henry
G. Turner may enter the race Cor Gov
ernor or Senator. Which!will itbe?—
Savannah Press.
We have seen no Intimation anywhere
that Mr. Turner would be a candidate
for governor. There is no such thing
down on the program and the Savannah
Press knows it That there is a desire
however, on the part of the friends of
other candidates to side track Mr. Tur
ner, is evident, and the desire is also an
evidence of Mr. Turner’s strength, We
are satisfied Mr. Turner will be a can
didate for United States Senator and in
our opiniom will be elected by a large
majority.
Couucil Meeting Last Night.
Thu Oiuncil met in extra session last
night, present, the entire board.
Ilbwhonor, tlsa ?-Lttyo:-amtv>unceJ Hie
following committees:
FINANCE.
G. M. Archer,
S. F. Miller,
A. J. Miller.
FT1JEET.
S. F. Miller,
1). A. McGee,
G. P. Pollard.
POLICE.
A. J. Miller,
G. P. Pollard,
I). A. McGee.
PROPERTY.
D. A. McGee,
G. M. Archer,
S. F. Miller.
CEMETERY.
1 G. P. Pollard,
D. A. McGee,
A. J. Miller.
The salaries foi the year 1894 were
announced as follows .*
Mayor $ 240 00
Aldermen 48 00
Treasurer 150 00
Clerk 400 00
Assessor and Collector 4 per cent
City Attorney 150 00
Marshal ; 720 00
Policemen 540 00
Street Overseer 600 00
Night wetohnian Stockade 360 00
WATER WORKS.
Chairman 75 00
Clerk 100 00
Treasurer 50 00
Members of board $2.00 for each
meeting.
Cemetery keeper salary, $150 and
$2.50 for each grave. _
The greater number of the new officers
tendered their bonds and were sworn in.
The matter of license was taken up
and several changes were made. ’
Mr. Dauvergne made a statement in
regard to R. E. Lee hose company. The
company will be re-organized. The ses
sion lasted until after 1 o’clock. Coun
cil adjourned to meet Saturday night
bushes::. We jp>
pronjirii'ig to put
and|-o must kec;
[oo small to talk
ollico should be
r of the el tv, and
nnnage the whole
i fact that many
in Wav cross arc
-Kansas l
mated ilia
The Corbett-Mi till
! likely to 20 into lh^
i ceiver.
And now it
■tt and M : le
thought that
. will fijht in a
Cor
el r-
organizing and putting'th;
:.n will soon be called.
Railway Building in 1893.
The Bail way Age, of December 29,
contained a statement ot railway con
struction during 1893. It makes the
total ol new track laid to have been
2,630 miles, on 222 lines in the United
States. In Canada 461 miles of new
track was laid on 16 lines, and in Mex
ico 99 miles 011 five lines. Vermont,
Connecticut. Delaware. Nevada and In-
| dian Territory' show no addition of mil
eage. Pennsylvania leads, with 399
miles, Florida comes next, with .212
miles, Georgia 173, Texas 166 and Ohio
146 miles. Illinois still leads in extent
of lines, having 10,427 miles. Pennsyl
vania is second, with 9,558 miles, and
Texas third, with 9,206 miles.
light
will
Pint'
Job Printing neatly executed
at this office.
. A Car Load of Children.
A car load of children passed through
Waycross this morning en route to St.
Augustine. They had been sent by
some charitable institution in New York
and go to St. Augustine to be given
homes. The children range In age Grom
wee toddlers to 12 years, old and are of
both sexes. They seem to be in good
condition and are as happy as possible
deo the circumstances. We hope they
will find good homes and make good
citizens in the yean to come. -
Figs anti Thistles,
The next dojr neighbor to pride is
shame.
Lot’s wife was what might be called a
well-preserved woman.
If some of our heads were not so big
our hearts would grow faster.
A - rose measured by its fragrance
makes a cabbage head look little.
When people are hired to be good
they will stop as soon as the pay stops.
When you want a friend don’t choose
a man whose children are afraid of him.
Some people who are overly sensative
in feeling are underlv sensitive in eon
science.—Ram’s Horn.
The building of a road to Jerusalem
has had its effect An exchange says:
“A religious journal this week la
ments the fact sent by a Holy Land cor
respondent that a part of the way to the
Mount of Olives is disfigured by adver
tisements of Dnblin stout, and that bands
play dance music on Sundays in the
Garden of Gethsemane.”
The next thing you hear some fellow
will have a museum of freaks on the site
of Solomon's temple. Walk right in
here! Only ten cents.
Noticed
Agreeably to an order of the court of Or
dinary of ware county, will be sold at the
coart house door of said county, on the first
Tuesday in February next, within the legal
boors of sale, two shares of stock In the
Chatham bank of the par value of fifty dol-
iss the
Senate is much
body there is a
which may be relied on t<> resist any |
sort of taxation that will—make the rich |
pay more than they do now.—Atlanta
Journal (Dem.).
The remarkable concentration of
wealth in this country, the sudden ap
pearance of great fortunes, and the dis
appearance of small—all this points to
•essity of a measure such as has
now found favor in the eyes of the com
mittee.—Florida Timcs-Union (Dem.).
IN THE SANCTUMS.
The Thomasville Times savs that
under the new passenger arrange
ment a man cau take breakfast iqp
I Jt i.- estimated that, property in
Kansas has depreciated fully fifty
I per tvnt dming the past year.
' Some of Torn Watson’s friciuls
want him for governor, but Thomas
will be a candidate for Congress.
| The leading republican papers
J agree that Mr. Turner’s speech was
the ablest made in Congress for
i years.
The thousands of idle men and
tramps now overrunning the country
j are the outcome of thirty years of
j republican rule.
The latest fad in California bath
New York and dinner the next dayd -louses is swimming to music, where
in Thomasville. W ay cross beats ; th e y waltz and polka and schottische
that, the tourist can take one break- while the band plays.
fast in New York and the next' in
this city.
Mrs. Cynthia McLean, aged eighty
two years died in Thomasville day
before yesterday.
The Sparta Ishmaelite says: The
south is nothing bat a foraging
ground for the north. Well the
south is a pretty good pasture,
Fort Valley has a freak in the per
son of a jealous negro husband.
Every time be leaves home he takes
a wheel barrow of sand, poors it over
the side walk in front of his steps,
takes a broom and walking back
wards sweeps it smooth so he can
tell by the tracks in the sand whether
any other man has been to sec his
family during his absence.
Henry McIntosh writes a strong
editorial endorsing Hon. B. K. Rus
sell for a second term. Well, Mr.
Rnssell deserves well of the party.
He took op the fight in the last cam*
paign after the nomination had al
most gone 1>egging. And he made a
splendid cenvass, carrying the party
torn glorious victory.—Thomasville
Time*.
Hornblower’s name seems to have
worked against him from the jump.
The Senate has refused to confirm
him as justice of the supreme court.
B. J. Smith, Druggist, recommends
Japanese Liver Pellets for constipation
ana sick headache. Small, mild, easy to
take. 50 pills 25 cents.
The appoitment of Hon. Thos.
Lamb as collector of the port of
Bronswick gives satisfaction. He
has served the party well and de
serves his reward.
It is pretty well understood that
the populists are to try it again in
Georgia. The democratic majority
will be about as big as if there were
no people's party.
The Confederate Veterans Camp
of New York will have its fonith an
nual dinner in honor of the memory
of Gen. Robt. E. Lee-on the anni
versary of his birth day, January
19th next, at Scottish Rite hall.
J. F. B. Beckwith's appointment
as collector of customs at Savannah
was signed by President Cleveland
at 12 o'clock yesterday and his name
was sent to the Senate in the after- *
noon for confirmation.
»******* pitmen
“Sock it to’em Jerry!" shouted
an unknown representative as Mr.
Simpson was displaying some old
clothes’to the House the other day dar
ing his tariff speech. And the Kansan
doesn't know whether be was com
plimented or ridicnled.
In the northwestern part of Colo-,
rado there is a region several hun
dred square miles in extent which
is literally a vast deposit of petrified
fish of all sizes and shapes. These
fish beds—shale, containing fish re
mains—are about 150 feet in thick
ness and extend np and down the
Green river for a distance of 150 or
200 miles.