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Mrs. £ Hig
Sm t DEALER IN H
GENERAL KlillEE,
Hujudopeucd* large assortment
t.f :
/ixi i» v/ms com
Coa*fatIo{ iu port of
DRYGOODS,
-' Hats and Gaps,
Boots and Shoes
Gents’Clothing
kmElMsWm Ms,
NOTIONS,
BUGGY HARNESS, v ~
■.WfKM^JWWME, CROCRERY-
REABY MIXED PAINTS;
White'Lad, Varnishes,
Linseed Oil, Colorings,
p ETC., ETC.
AUo a full Line of Cold, and Gold
flatted ' A
fiOlDANO SHYER. WALTHAM ANO
ftOI . .. 3*
’ es,
SOLD BBEASt WHS. SHAWL PINS,
RINGS, FINGER RINGS, SOLD
A ; \ PANS, EtC., ETC,
V tgt We are headquarters for
pno Jewelry. All goods at the
Lowest cash prices. sepO 9ms.
~ M We for Si."
I »m now offering soue valualdc
real estate for sal t in Waycioss,
hoth improved and unimproved —
Parties who mean hudness trill do
call on me early, as I intend
V J. A. JONES,
a fS-Sitr^- Agent.
AT COST!
1 WILL SELL
Worth
of Beady Made Clothing at first cost
to close oat my stpakr - ”
$500 worth
Of Roots hare got to go, aUo, as I
inlead discontinuing these lines of
goods. CF All other goods pro
portionately low. Conic and sec
me if you need anythiug in m3* line
of goods, and I will guarantee satis
faction.
1
H. £^#REfVER,
Attorney at Law,
watcross, Georgia.
wp^viPrafticcs in all the courts
SnUlronswick circuit, mid else-
ere by special contract. Office
in the courthouse.
j.
W. MALLON,
14 Waycross, Georgia
Brown House.
Folkston, Ga.
Its. A. L Brown, Prop's.
Hoard, $2.00 per day ; special rates
lithe week or month. tf
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VALDOSTA, GA. ^
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WINES AND
S., F. and W. Railroad
All trains of this road are ran by
Central (90) Meridian time, which ft
36 minutes slower tluui Savar.nal
time.
ScpKBnrreabs7iT*s Office \
Savannah, Aug 20, 1885. \ J
Ou and after Sunday, A*tg. 30th,
1885, Passscnger trains on this road
will run as follows :
FAST MAIL
Leave Sernnah daily „t 7 01 uc
Amre at Savannah daily at 8 23 j. ro
Arrive at Jesap daily at 8 43 1 un
Arrive at Weycrcas daily at 9 50 p to
j.rtw at Callahan daily at 11 29 a m
Arrive at Jacksuimile daily at... 12 0U.icj
Arrive at Dnpont daily at II 21 am
Arrive at Valdosta daily at... 12 10 pro
Arrive at Quituiau daily at.... 12 40 pro
Arrive at Tiiomacville daily at 1 30 p n.
Arrive at Kuntoidge daily at.. 3 30p m
Arrive at Ch&itahoochie daily at 3 50 \> u
This train stops onlv at stations
named aliovc and at all stations lie
tween Thomasville and Chattahoo
chee.
Passengers for Brunswick (via K.
T., V. & G. R. R.) tike this train,
arriving at Brunswick daily* at 10:50
m-
passengers for Macon and Atlan
ta lake this train, arriving at M&con
“ 25 p. m., and Atlanta 10 :30 p. m.
dally.
Passengers for Brunswick take
this train, arriving at Brunswick (via
& W. Ry) at 7 40 p. m.
Passengers for Fernaudina, Waldo,
Gainesville, Palatka, Cedar Key
Ocala, Wildwood, Leesburg, and a’.l
stations on Florida Railway* and Nar
ration Company and Florida South -
ern Railway, take this traiu.
Close connection at Jacksonville
daily for Green Cove Springs. JSt.
Augustine, Palatka, Bntcrpris?,
S ndford, and all landings ou Su
John's river.
Passengers for Pensacola, Mobile,
New Orleans, Texas and irans-Mi
sissippi points make close cornier*,
lions at Cbaltaliooebee daily will,
trains of Pensacola and Atlantic rail
road, arriving at Pensacola at 10 '*5
in. Mobile at 2 40 am and New O -
leans at 7 45 a m.
Pullman buffet and sleeping cam
Savannah to New Orleans.
The Central and Peoples* Line
Steamers advertise the following
schedule:
Steamers leave Chattahoochee for
Apalachicola on Sundays and VVeil-
duesdays upon arrival of fast mail
trams.
JESUP EXPRESS.
Leave Savannah daily at.. 4 20 1.
Arrive at Savannah 7 5U a u
Arrive Juttup C 3U p i.
Stop? at all regular ami dig sUtiuu. be
tween Jet up ami Say aim ah.
ALBANY EXPitE i i.
Catilu House,
J. VMISS, Proprietor,
Way< toss, Oeo.
bis home lie* ircentlv under
1 thorough renovation, the beds
“ cn put in flr-t-
r TI10 table.
WH the I>e»t the roar-
while •'faithful atten-
| guests feel comfortable
(scp. 9, Sms
TICE.
NKLKY & CO., cast
jail, will repair ami man
tes, Wagons and Carts.
mithing
executed and war
ihoing a specialty
s. Pistols, and all
■liiuery. Call snd
‘ Palmer
pt. SO. 1885.-tf
■TeI,
irDBALKUS IS—
KIM MSIS1A8DIS8.
ytnd Manofactnrcrs of Syrup Barrels,
DUPONT, GEORGIA.
Th. following are our quotations on
' jSyyup Barrels r
•10 Barrel lots <3 $1 5) per barrel,
F O. B.
sept30*3m
Cigars and
Tobacco!
Sample Room
For Commercial Men.
Everything Mew and
Xcatly Furnished.
W. P. REN FROE,
Leave Savannah daily at 8 50 p in
Arrive Savanuah daily at 6 15 a in
Arrive at Jesuo daily at 11 20 p
Arrive at Way cross daily 2 05 a in
Arrive at Callahan daily 5 55
Ai l ive at Jacksonv iiic daily 7 00 a hl,
Arrive at Dupont daily yM. *''4'0;> 'a m
Arrive at Live 0*fc daily at 6 22 a in
Arrive at Gainesville dally 0 45 a it
Amvtfiut Valdosta daily at . , m , .5.33 u m
Arrive ni Quitroaii daily at- g.Itaiu
Arrive at 'i’uomasville daily ut 7.15 a
Arrive at Albany ildly tt t 10.30 a
1 alaco aleepiug earn buvuuutib
T
-f. WILLIAMS,.
Ssussy, Ga.,
HiumtUEUiuicMiui
All kind, .^'Oowi'ry rosti.ee taken
.in axchangc H#-goods.
mii?roii»PT3i
jnliaaL, scp?0-2m
PENETRATIVE
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Proprietor.
scptl-4m
« 50 S* 3 7
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Drs. WMtsleai&lii
PhjsieUug tni Surgsops,
Wayeioss - (iporgiii,
Ofl»»r t .«*ir profe.mjona! services
•nlilic of Waver iss and vjcinitv
11a* by mail or telo<rra|>b prornpt-
iweriil OfB<* unoer tl u*
I Ceiural 1 lotel— W' It. Whii
(itiisiV Drug Sty re, Jly
H. ALBERTSON.
1 Fbocaxza, Ga.,
Savy and Planing
mills,
SULZBACHER BROS.
Dealers in and Shippers of
FRUIT, VEGETABLS,
Surly Vegetables, Strawberries
AND GEORGIA MELONS A
SPECIALTY-
Consignments solicited and or
ders promptly filled. Stencils for
’hipping furnished on Application^
Nos 26, 28, 30 and 32 North
Cherry Street,
NASHVILLE, TENN.
Reference—First National Bank,
may 27-6 ms-sog.
Wiier-Boarte
V Sitialtf. .
Lumber delivered in any* part of
the city of Waycross, or to "any town
on a^y of the railroads leading out
of Waycross. feb 25-J.
J. H. ButLer & Co.,
—Dealers Is—
Cottage and
Parlor Furniture,
Carpeting, Mat
ting, Wall-paper
Window Shades,
Etc.. Etc.,
WayfiPoss - L»a.,
Mav 27-G mos
Jenkins House,
DuPont Georoia
Table supplied with lit.. •Stst the
market affords at all times. Atten
tive servants and good beds.
F *C. FOLKS. A. W. -CAI
Drs. flits I
Waycross, C»a.,
Offer their professional services to
I he citizens of Waycross and sur
rounding country. GF* All calls
promptly attended to. Olfleo
Folks & Morgau’s drug store.
July 1-12 mos.
PlllllUl
lo Jacksuuvllli
Fullman palace Sleeping Cars Sa-
annali to Gainesville.
Tasscngcrs for Brunswick via.
Jcsup take this traiu, arriving at
Brunswick at G : 10 a in,
l’assengeis for Macon, Atlanta,
Chattanooga, Knoxville, Bristol,
Roanoke, Bristol, Roanoke, Phila
delphia and New Vork, take tht
(rain jviih through i'lillman Buffet
alccjicra daily, .
Passengers for Fcrnandina. Gcdar
Keys, G lines**ille, Ocala, Wildwood,
Leesburg and all stations on Florida
Railway and Navigation Company
and Florida Soutbcm Railway Like
ibis traiu.
Passengers for Madison, Mo micelle
Tallahassee and all middle Florida
points taKc this train.
Connections at Jacksonville daily
with People's Line steamers for fc>L
Augustine and all ijoiuts on St Johns
river.
Tbrongb ticket* sold and Sieving Cois
liertlis uuU Drawing Room Cur iccummo
iLutiou secured ut Tu Let UlUce
\’o. 22 Hall street, ami uc th* company's
kr|>ot, toot of Liberty s/reet.
JAS. L TAYLOR,
General i J a.«- eager Age
ft. 0. FLE.tliXt». iinpoiiawcd
Merit Will Tell.
Xr €.
(Old Indian Cure.)
Is taking the lead of all other blood
purifier* with astonishing rapidity.
An excellent tonic and appetiser. It
is an absolutely infallible cure for
every known form offlLOOD DISEASE
and SKIN DISEASE arising from blood
taint, be it Sypnillis in any stage
Scrofula, Ulcers, Rheumatism,
Outarrh, Tetter, Ulcerated
^ Sore Throat, White Swellin;
Eczema, Pimples or Eruptions.
The following are fair samules of
hundreds of testimonials we can pro
‘luce;
1 had in my family a ease of poison
oak that for ten years defied physi
cians. O. I. C. made a permanent
cure. Ibis without doubt the “gem
of blood purifiers. S. D. Ropceus,
Agent Central U. R., Perry, Ga
Dr. F A. Toomer, Perry, Ga.
aays: “I have used it in myirac-
tiec twenty-five years. It is a per
fect blood purifier, an infallible spe
cific for the disease for which it is
recommended, a tine ionic and appe
tizer ni l a Godsend to suffering wo
men for their jieculiar ailments.’*
Dr. Joseph Palmer, Feagin., writes
ns: ll is as great a specific for blood
diseases as quinine is for fever.—
Have used it more than twenty
voars in my practice.*
Price’ 81 50 for large bottles.
TUE O. I. C. CO.
Oct 22 84, 12 m. Perry, G v,
Black- Smith Shop.
Buggies, Carts
and Wagons
Repaired, nud ail kiud of Black
»niithing done in the best manner
I he manufacturing of Carts, Bug
gies ami Wagons and the repairing
of Guns, Pistols, made a specialty
fy All kinds of wore will recciv.
prompt attention
_ W. R. NEWSOME, Prop.
Shop, west of the jail, on Pond
and Parallel streets,
aug 13-6 mos.
Resident Dentists,
Waycross, _ _ 6eorgia.
OFFICE—Upstairs in the Farker
building. sep l*2-ly.
J.R.KNIG1
WAYCROS'
Geo]
Handles Sewing Machines, Parlor and Church Or
Pianos, and Cotton Gins. Also one of the best CH
that ever knocked the butter out of a pan of milk.
He Sandies Only First-Class Articles,
New Home Machine a specialty. Mack;
sold on easy terms and delivered with full lessons [,
where within his reach. Just look out for ‘'Old h;
Charlie whc»i he is making his rounds. I \ i
Oct cc U-ca-m csgo * ( y |
MEDICAL
W. B. FOLKS & SON,
who,have just received a fresh supply o
Drugs Medicines
Perfumery,
Fancy and Toilet
Articles.
FOUTZ’S
HORSE AND CATTLE POWDERS
ill enre And prevent Hoo Cnoi**a.
No Hons* will die ef
V»«. If Fontrt Powders a
Rontzis Powders will enrt
Fostx*» Powders win prevent Gam* iv Fow:
Fontz's Powders will Ineresse the qnsntltr of m
snd cresm twenty per cent, snd m*ke the butter D:
snd sweet.
Fontz’s Powders will enre or prevent slmost m
Ft brass to which Rones snd Cattle are subject.
FOUTZ’S POWDXSS WILL OtTK SATISFACTION.
C. C. HA
Old
At Folks & Morgan’s
Are now Headquarters lor , Lj
FANCY AND FAMILY GROCERIES, f
Have now a Choice Lot of
Flour, Pearl Grits, MAkBacoj
Hams, Ilice, Lard, I Sutter,
Fheese, ^ugar, CjRffee,
Canned Good and a nice Assortment of Confooticjiriries, and evcrvtll
else usually* found in a first-class grocery store. ([live us a call and
couviuccd that this is the place get good g<>o*ls il„.\ a t, cft p of tbcin J
a little cash. In connection with the above we arelrjjuiing 1
A Bakery, and padi4 can
fresh Bread every day.! i ! "'= 26 lv a!
H. 1 McGEE&BRO..
|3 p Have just opeRcd « full line of FUESII F AMILY GROCER!
Bacon, Lard, Flour, Butter, liic(
Grits and Meal. Also a full lii
of canned goods, and Confeetioij
cries. f
Cigars a»d Tobaecoea|
All of which we sell at low fij
ures for ‘‘Spot Cash.”
The Live Grocer.
W. S. Johnston.
Will sell you provisions cheaper
CSSAFESI.
than any other house in town, and
no mistake; Give me a trial, hlorc
near Method itt church,
aug 26-6 m sog,
SRUM HOUSE,
Homerville, Ga.
To our Patrons and the Public
generally: :
We beg leave to inform you that
vre have bad our house repaired
and thoroughly innovated, and
while we offer our' sincere thanks
for past favors, wo solicit a con
tinuance of the same. With fif
teen years’ experience in onr bus
iness the public may rest assured
that'those who patronize us will
he well cared for. Our tables mil
be supplied wjth the besj the mar
ket affords. Whenever yon come
t<»jfomerv!lle give us a trial.
Very Res]icctfulfa
Maiap Mas, R. it, 0kx,
J. L. SWEAT,
Attorney at Law
HOMERVILLE, G4.
Prompt attention -given to collec
tions. Land matters a specialty.—
Loans of money negotiated.
Will practise in the Rrnns-
wiek and Southern circuit courts,
State, Supreme and United Stales
courts. 6 24-6 m.
B&WH.B.
Ccaxge or schedule.
On and after Sunday^MntrStpSn;
passenger trains ol^this road will
run as follows:
No. 3.
Mail and Express.
Lv Brunswick 8:00 p m
Ar Waycross 10:45 p ill
Lv Waycross H :15 p m
Ar Alhany 4:0o a m
Ar Macon 8:10 a ni
A r Atlanta.. 12 ;2o p m
A r ( hattanooga (i :50 p m
Ar Cincinnati 8:20 a ni
No. 5.
Accommodation.
Lv Brunswick 4:45am
Ar Waycross 9 :47 a m
Ar Jacksonville (S. F. & W Rail
road) 12:00 n’n
Connects for Pensacola, Mobile
and New Orleans
Ar. Albnnv ... ' 7:30 p in
' N».
J.Iail and Express.
Lv Cincinnati 10:05 p m
Lv Chattanooga 9 :o0 a m
Lv Atlanta 8:30 p m
Lv Macon 8:00 p m
Lv Alban}'. 12:05 a in
Ar Waycross .”5.05a m
Ar Jacksonville .....%. 8:55
Ar Brunswick 8:00pm
No. 0.
Leave Albany 5:80a ni
Ar. Waycross 2 :f>5 p in
Ar. Savannah 8:25 p ni
Ar Jacksonville 8:00 pm
For Macon, Amcricus, Mont
gomery, Atlanta, Birmingham, An
niston, Chattanooga and Cincin
nati, take train No 3, leaving Bruns
wick at 8 p ni daily. This train
also connects at Waycross with
trains for Gainsville, Thomasville
and intermediate points, South, S..
F. & IV. It. R., and fer Savannah
For. Jacksonville, Savannah
Thomasville, Pensacola, Mobile-
New Orleans, and intermediate
stations, take train No 5, leaving
Brunswick at 4:45 a m.
Pullman Buffet ■ Slocping Cars
on trains Nos. 3 and 4 between
W.E. I
"Waycross, : Grleorgij
Tin-Smith and Jobber,
Rooting and Valley-4*uttering at
tended to Promptly.
Pumps and Driven Weils made
a specialty. Old stpves|repairec
at a very small cost. «
ORDERS!
from the country solicifed, anc
prompt attention will be gi^ien
CASTINGS
furnished to fit any- stove.
oct cc-ca-m vogo.
Jacksonville and Cincinnati.
J. A. McDuffie,
A. A. Gaddis,
P. A.
JOHSC. XICHOLLS. | IV. O. BRANTLEY
jITTDR v’a
Blacksljer, Georgia.
*»* Prae/ice ni Stale
Federal OjHtrta. "
PAPER—
T. E. HANBURY & CO.,
OVERUSING AGENTS
TTi A.NTA, G A.,
iqccot IrsPliinitY b«
■.mm. S- O. JJnswer 3*-
V. P. and General J onager.
V. L. Staxtox, Agt at Waycross
BOTEL,
j. D.pot.)
UsiJf,
BMBD CENTRAL
Oppo. S. F. Si W. U. I
If. Q. AUSmr, Proi
Waycross, - Georgia.
Table Supplied wlthi jtliu be^
toe mavkot att^rd-t—• Kot\ms furn
ished with m BBmIt
irsfU mmy be uuu!
CASON &
DEALERS IN
Feed Family and Fancy Groceries.
FLOUR AND BUTTER A
i. mmmMMih;.. ;
/Ct Joe McQ,uaigs old stand^iei
B. <& W. Railroad depot, 1
y . Waycross
• i nev 26-1 y.
We now have
and envelopes jn boj