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' Has just opened a, large assortment of TALL ASD WITTER BOORS, Consisting in pnit of DRYGOODS, Hats orfXyCaps, Bootiiatfd Shoes Gents' Clothing AT COST I - 1WILL SELL $800 Worth of Ready Made Clothing at first cost to close out my stock. $500 worth OfBootMiave got to go, aUo, ns I intend discontinuing these lines of goods. All other goods pro portionately low. Como and sec tne if you need anything in my line of goods, and I will guarantee satis faction. S., F. and W. Railroad All trains of this road are run by Central (90) Meridian time, which h 3G minutes slower than Savanna! time. Superintendent*s Office ) Savannah, Aug 29, 1885. ) On and after Sunday, Aig. 30tb, 1885, Passscnger trains on this road will run as follows : FAST MAIL Leave Savnnah daily .-t 7 01 in: Arrive at Savannah daily at 8 2-5 )■> ru Arrive at Jesap daily at. 8 43 inn Arrive at Way cress daily nt 9 50 p in d.r>Ttf at Callahan daily at 11 21! ntu Arrive at -Jacksonville daily at... 12 00 .• tu J. YANKEE NOTIONS, wnw&m, BUGGY. HARNESS* WDWAlff, TINWARE, CROCKERY WARE, | BEADY MIXED PAINTS, White Lad, Varnishes, Linseed Oil. Colorings, ^ ETC., ETC. I Also » full Lino of Gold, and Gold plaited > JEWELRY, GOLD AND SILVER WALTHAM AND tfLGIN Watches, GOLD BREAST PINS. SHAWL PINS, CAR RINGS, FINGER FINGS, SOLD P;NS, ETC., ETC. ®®“We arc iK'adqiiartcrs'for fino Jewelry; All goods af the lowest cash prices. scj.O 9ms. I am now offering sonc vnluahle real esipte f.»r sain in Waycross, botli improved and unimproved — Parties who tltean- business will do veil to call on me early, as I Intend > sell. J. A. JONES, a 2G-Gm Agent. Satilla House, ■T. WEISS, Proprietor, ^ayrross, Geo. Uiis house lias icocntlv under neYa thorough renovation, the hml* A nooms having Iwen put in flrst- fclass | condition, The tables Jare supplied with tiic licst the mar* "ket* Word, while faithful alien i make guests feel comfortable ! .t home. (sop. 9, Sms »TI vK KV & CO., east "1 repair and nxan- jigons aul Carls. tithing keen ted and war a specialty Pistols, and ah [ niabhliiery. Cull and wild. Palmer a.,SVpt 30, 18fU.-tf W. MALLON, 14 Waycross, Georgia H. P. BREWER, Attorney at Law, Waycross, Georgia. Practices in all the courts of the Brunswick circuit, and else where by special contract. Office in the courthouse. Brown House. Fo/kston,Go. Mrs. A, L Bren, Fuji Board, 82.00 per day ; special rates the neck or month. tf J VALDOSTA WINES AND LIQUORS! Cigars and Tobacco! Sample Room For Commereial Men. 'Everything .Yen' and .Yeatl ij Furn ished. W. P. REN FROE, Proprietor. sepU-4ui SlIIE lUCIUSS!. |nd Manufacturers of Syrup Barrel., DUPCNT, GEORGIA. ' The following are our quotations on Syrup BarroU t 10 Barrel lots ® $1 fi) per barrel. Terms—Cosh, F O. B. Sop! 30.3m "y. WILLIAMS. Sanssy, Ca., mraiiiiLipHi All kind* of ConiPrv Pmdr.ee taken iu exchange for goods. * s a aiLii ‘ £5 ** ?» * wm " Always on hand. sep30-2m i el^rASME PENETRATIVE POSITIVELY BURMS . • STUMPS. k 2 uuuimI. wtUph. U put in JDrs. WlffiisaiOilii, i:j. Physician aad Surgsozs, ms j Waybless- - Georgia. Arrive at Valdosta daily at... 12 10 pm Arrive at Qaltaian daily at.... 12 40 p Arrive at Thomasville daily at 1 30 p Arrive at llaiubridge daily nt.. 3 30p m Arrive at Cbaltohoochie daily at 3 50 p tu This train stops onlv at stations named above aud at all statious be tween Thomasville and Chattahoo chee. Passengers for Brunswick (via K. T., V. & G. R. U.) t-ike this train, arriving at Brunswick daily at 10:50 Passengers lor Macon and Atlan ta lake this train, arming at Macon G 25 p. id., and Atlanta 10:80 p. m. daily. Passengers for Brunswick take this train, arriving at Brunswick (via B. & W. Ry) at 7 40 p. m. Passengers for Feruandina, Waldo. Gainesville, Palatka, Cedar Keys Ocala, Wildwood* Leesburg, and a*, stations on Florida Railway and Nav igation Company aud Florida South ern Railway, take this tram. Close connection at Jacksonville daily for Green Cove Springs. St. Angnslmcy Palatka, Entcrpris S udford,*and all landicgs on S John's river. Passengers for Pensacola, Mobile, New Orleans, Texas ami irans-Mi: sissippi points make close connec tions at Chattahoochee daily will trains ot Pensacola ami Atlantic rail road, arriving at Pensacola at 10 t\5 p. m. Mobile al 2 40 am uiul New O leans at 7 45 a m. • Pullman buffet and sleep big ca» Savannah to New Orleans. 'Hie Central and Peoples* Line Steamers advertise the followin' schedule: Steamers leave Chattahoochee for Apalachicola on Sundays and Wed dnesdays upon arrival of fast mail trains. JESUP EXPRESS. Leave Savuuuali daily at 4 2J p Arrive atSavauuah 7 50 a Arrive Jesup U 30 p Stops at all regular aod R ig station* be tween Jesap aud Savannah. ALBANY EXPRESS Leave Savannah daily at 8 50 p Arrive Savannah daily at G 15 a m Arrive at Josup daily at 11 2u p. m Arrive at Waycross daily 2 05 a m Arrive at Callahan daily 5 55 a in Airtve at Jacksonville daily Arrive nt Dupont daily at 4 05 a in Arrive at Live Oak daily at G 22 a in Arrive at Gainesville daily 9 45 a n Arrive ul Valdosta daily at 5.33 a m Arrive at Quitun.ii daily at- 0.14am Arrive at Thomasville daily ul 7.15 Arrive at Albany d uly at 10.30 Pullman i alaco sleeping cays .Savannah to Jacksonville- Pullman palace Sleeping Cars Sa- vaunuh to Gainesville. Passengers for Brunswick Jesup take this train, arriving at Brunswick at G :J0 a in, Passengcis for Macon, Atlanta. Chattanooga, Knoxville, Bristol. Roanoke, Bristol, Roanoke, Phila delphia and New York, take lln train with through Pullman Buffet sleepers daily. Passengers for Fcrnanchnn, Cedar Keys, Giiucsviile, Ocala, Wildwood. Leesburg aud all statious on Floi id Railway and Navigation Company aud Florida Souiheru Railway take this train. Tassongers for Madison, Monticello Tallahassee and all middle Florida points take this train. Connections at Jacksonville daily with People's Line steamers for St. Augustine and all points on St Julius river. Through ticketssold and Slre-'ng Cnig Berths and Drawing Room Car iCQcinmo datiou secured al bliKN,S Tic let Office No. 22 Rail street, amt at til* company's depot, foot ul Liberty tdret-L JAN. L TAYLOR, (iem iui Pits-en-er Ago li^G. FLE.dtNd. stiipciinbiud Black-Smith Shop. Buggies, Carts and Wagons Repaired, and ail kind of Black smithing done in the best manner The manufacturing of Carts, Bug gies and Wagons aud the repairing of Guns, Pistols, made a % specialty* iisF All kinds of wort.will receiv. prompt attention W. U. NEWSOME, Prop. Shop, wo«t of the jail, oa Pond and Pundlel streets, aug 19-G mus. CRUM HOUSE, Homerville, Ga. To our Patrons and the Public generally: We beglcavo tojnforinynn that U’c bare had our house re-nured and thoroughly renovated, and while wo offer our sincere thanks for past favors, wfl solicit a con tinuance of the same. With fif- experionco in our bus- , itidic may rest assured who patronize us will i for. Our tables will ; the liii "i come AGKXT FOR M. ALBERTSON. BrogaxzA, Ga., Saw and Planing mills, Lumber delivered in any part of the cjty of Waycross, or to any town on any of the railroads leading out of W a\ cross. feb 25-1. J. EiButLer & Co., SULZBACHER BROS. Dealers in and Shippers ol FRUIT, VEGETABLS, Early Vegetables, Strawberries AND GEORGIA MELONS A SPECIALTY- HP* Consignments solicited and or ders promptly’ filled. Stencils for chipping furnished on Application, Nos 2G, 28, 30 and 32 North Cherry Street, NASHVILLE, TENN. Reference.—First National Bank, may 27-G ms-sog. mW Weatler-Boart —Dealers Ix— Cottage and _ Parlor Furniture, Carpeting, Mat ting, Wall-paper Window Shades, Etc. Etc., Waycross - Ga., Hies &D1bU, Resident Dentists, Waycross, OFFICE- building. -Upstairs in the Farkcr sep 12-13% Mav 27-G mos Jenkins House, DuPont Georgia- Table supplied with the best the market affords at all times. Attcn-' live servants and good beds. MEDICAL. DIt W, B. FOLKS HAS RESUMED AN office practice *t the Drug Store of W. B. FOLKS & SOU, who have just received a fresh supply Drugs Medicines Perfumery, ¥ ncy and Toilet Articles. F ’C. FOLKS. A. W. CARSWEL Drs. Fols S Waycross, Ga., Offer their professional services to I ho citizens of Wa3*cross aud sur rounding country, All (rails promptly attended to. Ofllce over Folks & Morgan’s drug store. July* 4-12 mos. POUTZ’S HORSE AND CATTLE POWDERS Merit Will Tell. ©. I. V. (Old Indian Cure.) Is taking the lead of all other blood purifiers with astonishing rapidity. An excellent tonic and appetiser. It. is an absolutely infallible cure for erv known form ofBLOOD DISEASE and SKIN DISEASE arising from blood taint, be it Sypiiillis in any* stage, Scrofula, Ulcers, Rheumatism, Catarrh, Tetter. Ulcerated Sore Throat, While Swelling, Eczema, Pimples or Eruptions. The following are fair samules or hundreds of testimonials we can pro duce ; I had in my family* a case of poison oak that for ten years defied physi cians. O, I. C. made a permanent cure. It is without doubt the “gem ot blood purifiers. S. D. UoixiKns, Agent Central R. R., Perry, Ga Dr. F A. Toomer, Perry, Ga.. says: “I have used it in my \ vac- tice twenty-five years. It is a per fect blood .purifier, an Infallible spe cific for tiie disease for which it is recommended, a tine tome and appe tizer ru t a Godsend to suffering wo men for their i>cculiar ailments.” Dr. Joseph Palmer, Feagin., writes ns: It is as great a specific for blood diseases as quinine i3 for fever.— Have used it more than twenty* voars in my practice.’ Price 81 5U for largo bottles. THE O. I. C. CO. Oct 22 84, 12 m, Perry, Gi. The Live Grocer. W. S. Johnston. Will sell you provisions cheaper GHUAFEE than any other house in town,.and no mistake. Give mo a trial. Store near Method! <1 church, aug 2G-0 tn sog, J L. SWEAT, Attorney at jLaw 1IOMERVIU.E, HA. Prompt atlenlion given to collec tion*. Land matters a specialty’.— Loans of money negotiated. tdP'* Will practice in the Bruns wick and Southern circuit court?, State, Supreme and United States courts. - G 24-6 m. JOHN C. NK'IIQLLS. |- IV. G. BRANTLEY Mis & Bfitles, ATTORh’YS AT LAW ffiaclBher,.Georgia. B & W MTH r ' CU.VKGI • ScuEi>rij£. On aTnl after Sunday*, May 31,8- : passenger trains on this road will run as follows: No. 3. Mail and Express. Lv Brunswick Ar Waycross Lv Waycross Ar Albany Ar Macon A r Atlanta Ari haltanoogu Ar Cincinnati No. 5. Accommodation. Lv Brunswick Ar Waycross Ar Jacksonvillo (S. FI & AY Rail road) 12:00 n Connects for Pensacola, Mobile nnd New Orleans Ar. Albany 7:30 p m “ N >. Mail and Express. Lv Cincinnati 10:05 p m Lv Chattanooga 9:50 a m Lv Atlanta. 3 :30 p in Lv Macon B;00p Lv Albany*. 12:05 a m Ar Waycross o.O-' Ar Jacksonville 8:55 a m Ar Brunswick. 8:00p m No. (». ft. 1, fillil "Wayeross, - - - I1KAUQDAO.TEKRS FOR Dry Goods Notions, Gent merchandise, boots, shoes noTKta Hats. Caps* and Choice FAMILY GROCERIES Including* the best Coffee in the State, Crockeryware, QUEENSWARE, EARTHEN Ul SIUTlUi.. And other article*, needed in every family* which cannot be duuncr- ’ ated, always m stock. Phase ask for what you want; we like do show our goods. apr 15-ly. j SPOT 0A$«Tt H. A. McGEE&BRO. Cv* Have just opened a full line of FRESII FAMH.Y GROCpiUE Bacon, Lard, Flour, Butter, Bice, Grits and Meal. Also a full line of Canned goods, and Confection eries. Cigars and Tobac^oesJ All of which we sell at low fi: ures for “Spot Cash.” l' r S-r5 «?o s W. E. SPANfilEa .4:45 am, .11:47 Mmii M . .. / i Hoofing and Valley-^Juttejj&jig dt\ tended to Promptly. H Pumps and Driven w,ells made a specialty. Old staves repaired at a very" small ’ eos^ pIK Leave Albany Ar. Waycross Ar. Savannah...... Ar .Jacksonvillo - •.. . 5:30 a m 2 p in .s :251> 8:00 pm For .M aioli, Amcrieus, Mont gomery, Atlanta, Birmingham, An niston, Chattanooga nn<l Cincin n:iti, take train J<o 3, leaving lirun* wick at 8 p m daily. This train also conncets at WnvoroSB with trains for pamevillc, Thomasville and intermediate points, South, F. & W. It. It., and for Savannah For Jacksonville, Savannah Thomasville, Pensacola, Mobile Mew Orleans, and intermediate stations, take train No 5, leaving Brunswick at 4:45 a in. Pullman Buffet Sleeping Cars on trains Xos. 3 and 4 botwee Jacksonville and Cincinnati. J. A. McDuffie, A. A. Gaddis, A. G. P. A. V. P. and General Manage] V. L. Stanto.v, Agt at 1 [from the country solicited, ai prompt attention jwill be giv( C^BTIjNTGS furnished to fit aiy stove. / 'dABON'&fl 1 i- DEAUdttS 1 SJlUUft Feed Family an FL0U in ci If®- Praia ice Federal Course. in State anu! —THI :r-