Waycross headlight. (Waycross, Ga.) 1884-1???, March 31, 1886, Image 1

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Newspaper Page Textr" i \ BBS iiAIUER & Y0UMA1IS, Proprietors. Temperance,Truth aid justice- $1-00 Per Annum, in Advance. VOL. 2. VaYCROSS, GEORGIA, WEDNESDjflf, MARCH 31. 1886. NO. 48. Nkutheriji ChiliIand FEVER lncdy . uch a great demand in thiMcountry, ring a special study remedies used in » ever since I have ; business. I de- upon putting up that would cure cases pf Fever, and that would great number of stern Fever and ievingjthat one l " is capable of that is better of fever and idition of the during the have far c-x- s— Last rcture Ills ich ii ar.nal ^-Yaldosta, SASH, DOORS, BUNDS, Paints, Oils, Brushes, Pure White Lead, And Colors, 0 lass, Putty, Varnishes, rreatest Purifier 'he Age! Ccr tificates. Ibaxv, (3a., August 1,18S5. pitehead : i Sir—I had a bad case of poison, which for two years ’1 treatment. One bottle of JV. made a permanent cure. John Gaffney. lad the rheumatism for five fths, and 1 took one bottle of [Whitehead’s P. P. P. and it me sound and well, and I litate not to recommend it to ose who desire a most excellent >d purifier. Respectfully, J. E. Smith. P'aycross, G.-.., July 30, 1885. Lake ( P. P. Mr tlemex : I had rheumatism for over ars, and last May was taken down eon line to my tied—my feet and were badly swollen and the color i a red apple and 1 was in a fearful 'ondition. I heard of P. P. P. (Prickly >!i, Polk Loot and Potassium) and fir seeing what the ingredients were as the formula is on the bottle—I con cluded to try it, and after ■ taking three small bottles I was able to go down town and attend to my .business, and I must say that 1 feel like another man.— Am now taking the large size and to day 1 believe that I will soon be as like- ,,,,4 nn i as an >’ n,an oi 01 - vcara of a « e can ex_ put up . t to A c L bottles, Milton, Fla., Jan 20, ’SO. to CURE j -phis j 8 t 0 cer tif V that I have been af- Meetlllg flicted with Scrofula or Blood Poison I for a number of years. The best physi- placing a I cians of Mobile* said nothing could be ——- n ; done for me. 1 also took a large quan tity of 8. S. 8. but found no relief in any tiling that I took. My limbs were a mass of Ulcers, and when I was sent to a physician at Mobile my entire body was a mass of sores. 1 bad given up ail hopes, and as a last resort tried P. P. P. (Prickly-Ash Poke-Hoot and Potassium) and after using four bottles (small size), the sores have entirely disappeared, and my general health was never bettor Than fu pibse'h'iTljme. Feopfe who know HACHIIERT OILS HOT] LOCKS, Nash Weights, COUDS, Hinges, •Mr. T. F.Jb< j Fin.: J Dear Si "cheerfully Frver Tonitl a\ pleSLi/it .bilious fevcmetc. 1 I Yy*urs Trlily, J. b. Johnston. Jasper,^ Fla., July 10. 1885. Mr^T. Albert^ J<ficings, Jasper, used “Jen- I and find it to bottle cured and fever on n a* ptesenb nine, tr me think it a wonderful cure. Respectfully, Eliza Todd. Two years a;g<» I had the worst ulcer oil my leg 1 ever saw. It had Caten down to the bone, ami mv whole leg l>elow my knee and my foot were swolen and inflamed. The bone was swolen and painful, and discharged a most offensive matter. My physician said I had necrosis of tiie hone, ami mv leg would have to come off At this stage I commenced to take 1*. I* .1*. also to bathe my leg with hot Cas tile soapsuds. I? began to imprhve at once and healed rapidjv. ami is to-day a sound and useful leg. 1 think P. P. P. is all a man could ask as a blood purifier, as I have known it to cure some terri ble cases of syphilis in a reinarku- hly short time. Asa Ammons. Jacksonville, Fla., July 1, 1885 Waycross, Ga., Nov. 15,1885. j Dr. W. H. Whitehead.: | Dear Sir—At your request I will state my case. Some years ago 11 contracted malaria in its mostvi- J felv and j olent fornv while living at Newark, Jennings’. X. J. I consulted various physicians I cure for j and took numberless preparations j recommended as “sure cures,” but I it stuck to me like a brother—or more like a mother-in-law. I finally came South, and while here tried new remidies said to “always” cure malaria, but it still stuck to me, and you know the broken-down conditio*/ I was in when I came toybul You put me to taking Savannah, Florida & ern Railway. All trains of this road Central (90) Meridian time^ 36 minutes slower than 8] time. On and after Sunday, Ni 1885, Passsenger trains on will run as follows : SAVANNAH EXPIRE! Bead Down 6 42 me lv Savannah ar i 8 45 am lv Jesup ar 11 10 10 arnar Wave rose ar l 12 16 piq ar Jacksonville lv Stops at all regular stai signal?. Huffman buffet cars New York to Jackson to Washington. Pullman sleeping car St Louis to Jacl via Evansville, Atlanta and nub. FAST MAIL 7 10 am lv Savannah ar 7 8 38 am lv Jesup ar. 5 9 34 am lv Blac&shear ar 4 9 50 am ar Waycross lv A 11 2C am ar Callahan iv.£, 12 00 mar Jacksonville lv 1 7 30 am lv Jacksonville ar‘7 8 08 am lv Callahan ar#' 10 20 am lv W aycross ar 4" . r . 11 0G am lv Homefville'1v*A 33 pi. 11 20 am ar Dupont lv jt) pm 4 54 pin ar Live Oak lv-SIs^a am 8 25 pmar 'Gainesville lv 6‘20 am G 20 am lv Gainesville ar-8.$5 pm 9 35 am lv Live Oak \r 4 94 pm 11 25 am ar Dupont a 3 15 pm 12 13 pm lv Valdosta lv 2*51 pn 12 43 pin lv Quitman lv 2pm l 89 pm ar Thomasville lv IjcO pm 3 35 pin ar Baiubiidge lv 1 Iffiitn 4 Ot pm ar Chattahoochee Ivll 10 am Slop GSt" Sunday); for Waldo, Cedar 'Key, citation—Homestead, Dcata, etc., at 11 ;33 a m (except GEORGIA—Clinch County. Sunday) and 6:50 pin. , M. L. Miller has applied for ex- At Jacksonville, with rail and emption of personalty and setting steamer lines diverging. apart and valuation of homestead, . At Live Oak for Madison, Talla- • An d I will pass upon, the same at hassee, etc., at. 10 ;36 a m. j my office at Homerville, in said At Gainesville for Ocala, Tava- county at 10 o’clock a. in., on the Pembeiton’s Ferry, Brooks- \ 5th dav of April, 1886. ville and Tampa at 11 ;20a m; for ‘ S. CORBITT ^Keysat 4:00 (except Sun- mrl0-2t * * Ordinary. P . At Albany for Macon and Mont- r , T?r v ljr , TA ,, ierv " * GEORGIA—Charlton County. t Chattahoochee for Pensacola Mrs Sarah 0. Lowther hasap- " plied tome for permanent letters of administration on the estate of James A. Lowther, late of saidcounty. This is, therefore, to cite all and siugular the cred itors and next of kin of James A. ) pm JAS.L TAYLOR, General Pan-enger Age It. G. FLEMING. Superintend at all stations named and n stations between Dupont aim Gainesville ami Thomas ville and Chattahoochee. Pullman buffet sleeping cars Washington to Jack sonville. Jacksonville to New York, and to and from dacksdiivi'le . ami New Orleans via Pensacola aiul Mo bile. Pillman palace Heopin&heara Jacksonville to 81 Louis vi - *®®*---* nali, Atlanta, Nashville am ville. ATLANTIC 4 32 pm 1'* •Savannah ar 9 20 am 6 45 ,.in lv Jesup lv G 48 am »» 4 a pm iScrevei. lv G 25 am 7 U5 pm lv PaUei.mii lv 6 0G am 7 24 -.m lv Biackshcat lv 5 49 am 7 47 pin ar Waycross lv 5 00 am 8 45 pm ar Callahan IU 3U pm a Jacksonville 5 00 pm lv Jacksonville ar 7 55 am 5 43 pm lv Callahan ar 7 11 am 7 57 pm lv W a,) cross ar 5 10 am 8 4G ui lv lloincrvilie lv 4 25 a in 9 00 p m ai- x Dupont lv 4 10 am 3 50 pm lv Gainesville ar 9 15 am 7 15 pm lv Live Oak ar 5 : 0 am 9 10 pm lv Dupjnt ar4 30 ain 9 59 pin lv Valdbsta lv 3 17 a m 10 3o pm lv Quitman lv 3 48 am 11 20 pm lv ihoiuasville IV 2 03 am 12 11 am a Camilla v 12 44 am 1 41 am ar Albany lv 11 58 am Dear Sipr-I j nings’ Fever/Ton! Jbe a success. Oi Sthrec cases.W chi 1Wi/l %w v b p.v place. J I cheerfully revom- health as I ever was—in fact bet- -a .«• », teh. Asa remedy for- a broken- down constitution it has no equal. Yours, etc., T. P. Cottle. jahjdjjA youi-P.P K and I improved rap- 9 £ G Jiues*Ue lv 3 50 pin idly, end am to-day m as good 1 Stops only at stations named.— Pullman bullet sleeping cars Wash ington to Jacksonville. Pullman palace sleeping cars to and from Jacksonville and Louisville, and Galliesviite and Montgomery,• via Thomasvilie and Albany. ALBANY 8 15 pm hi Savannah ar 5 85 am 10 50 pm lv Jesup lv 3 02 am 1 35 am ar W r ay cross lv 12 30 am 6*20 am ar Callahan lv 9 50 pm 7 00am ar Jacksonville lv9 00 pm 9 00 am lv Jacksonville ar 7 00 am 9 50 pm lv Callahan ar G 00 am 200 am lv Waycross ar 1115 pm 3 30 am ar Dupont lv 10 15 pm o 50 am ar Live Oak lv 7 15 pm rews, ime, Plaster, Hair, Cement, Etc., Etc. Write for prices. 1 i ' . Jan 6-8C-1 \ £mend it. Hours Rl^pcctfullv, J. Bryan. s, FIJuly 21,1S85. Mr. T. Albert J cnnings, Jasper, SFla.—Dear Sir : Mv wife had the fever for. 12 monf hs, and I could jet nothing to cure her until re cently, whe t ahe used a bottle of pr T anic,which cured iier- immediately, j have used filer- iuiiiictii i nave usca sc>- foral bottles >f Fe^-er Tonic on my |farni, and i highly pleased with Vit—it ncvcrfails 1 0 J ure spoctfully. S. S. Sharp. A*hit : Sprikg, Fla.J 3 . Jjuly 24,1885. ) |Mr. T. Albert Jennings, Jasper, 4 05 am lv Dupont ar 9 50 pin 5 16 am 1 v : Valdosta 1 v 8 28 pm 6 02 am lv Quitman lv 7 43 pm 7 15 am ar Thomasvilie lv G 30 pm 12 00 m ar Albany lv 3 30 pm Stops at ali regular stations.— This is to certify that I had tlie rheu- Pullman palace sleeping cars to matism for three years. I had two a iiu from Savannah and Jackson- .hyarians to treat me-, also took eight j v -jj Savannah and Gainesville, ^ey 1,he? m’XtXl i .Tacksonville and Louisville via advertised as certain cures for I Thomasvilie, Albany and JMont- rlieumatism. When I came to Dr. \ gonierv. Pullman buffett sleeping * Ipless, could not 1 - I could not sleep dbile,'Nenr' Orleans; with Peo ple’s line steamers advertising to ? leave for Apalachicola on Sunday, and for Columbus on Tuesday af terarrival fast mail train. Tickets sold and sleeping car berths secured at Bren’s Ticket «>f- T # . , , , lice, n.id nt the passenger station. Lowther to be and appear at my office on the first Monday in April next, and show cause, if any they can, why permanent letters of administration should not be granted to Mrs. Sarah C. Lowther, on said estate. Wit ness my hand and official signa ture. W. O. GIBSON, mar 3, 4t printing $3] Ordy. NOTICE. GEORGIA—Charlton County. To Jacob Taylor, Daniel Taylor, Hiram M. Taylor, Mrs Zara Nipper, Nancy Taylor, Mrs. Mary Rollison, Seborn Tay lor, Samuel Taylor, Jesse Taylor, Claiborn Taylor, Mrs. Carrie Crawford : Jessee S. Grooms having, as executor, applied for probate, in solemn form, of the last will of Iven Taylor, of said county, and having made known to the Court that you are heirs at law of Iven Taylor, you are bereby cited to be and appear at the April term of the Court of or dinary of said county, as said will will be offered for probate in solemn form. W. 0. GIBSON, mar 3 td„ Ordinary. NOTIICE. GEORGIA Ware County. Whereas, Jas. R. and Henry P m I Douglass, administrators of Bur- p,u I rell Douglass, represents to the Court in their petition duly. ac4 5{0 pm j fn e< j and entered on record, that they have fully administered said estate. This is, therefore, to cite all persons concerned, heirs and creditors, to show cause, if any they can, why said administrators should not be discharged from their adminis tration, and receive letters of dismission, and receive letters of dismission, on the first Mon day iu June. 18SG. WARREN LOTT, mar td Ordinary. Dissolution of Copartnerslilp. The copartnership of the firm of J. E. Butler & Co., is this day dis solved by mutual consent. The business will be continued in the sole name of J. E. Butler, who wifi settle up the indebtedness of the old firm, and all persons in debted to the same are respectfully requested to come forward and wsaih-Aim. Thanking his many friends for their heretofore liberal patronage, he hereby' respectfully solicits a continuation of the same. J. E. BUTLER, W. C. BUTLER, mar 10 4t GEORGIA—Ware County. Will be sold on the- first Tuesday in April next, at the Courthouse in said county, with in the legal hours of sale, for cash, the following property to wit: Two hundred and forty- five (245) acres of land, lying and being in the southwest corner of lot of land number (186) one hundred and eighty- six, in the 7th district of said county. Levied on under and by an execution issued by J. A. Cason, Tax Collector of said county, to satisfy his State and county tax for the year 1885, due thereon and unpaid. Levied on as the propet ty of James J. Hargraves. Levy made by J. A Cribb, constable. This March 1st, 1886 S. F. MILLER, mar 3 4t. Sheriff walk, and suffered a i of JESUP EXPRESS* NOTICE. GEORGIA—Charlton County. Sarah Johns, widow of John J. Johns, late of said county, deceased, has in due form, ap plied for the setting apart a year’s support for herself out of the estate of said deceased. Appraisers appointed for that purpose have filed their report in my office. Now,.therefore no tice is hereby given that I will jtfiss upon the return of said ap praisers at my office at eleven o’clock a. in. on the first Mon day in April next. Given un der iny hand and official signa ture this February 18, 1886. W. 0.“GIBSON, mar 3 (4t) Ordinary. of l>r. Whitehead’s remedy, (Prickly ! 3 55 pm lv Savannah ar 8 45 am Ash, Poke Root and Potassium) and \ g 20 pm ar Jesup lv 5 45 am i -* " "” /1 ‘ Stops at all regular stations. brought the doctor ont to see me, and he put me to taking P. P. P. The i suits were astonishing. I soon droppi mv sticks and crutches, and began walk about. # All the swelling went dow CONNECTIONS. GEORGI A—Ware County. Mrs. H. H. Lightsey Las made application to the Court of Ordi nary of said county, and the * n and I Was free of pain after-taking e bottle. 1 continued to take it until Dear Sjk—Lau spring I had an attack pf fever. ’Hearing of vour Fever Tonic, I purchased a little £and used 4«ly aftiiird of it and f»- j •T'uTf * V » ... I »iy iuw y«ai wwuug o gwa^ cured A mfremainder of the ! <>tIter farm work. In fact so complete :bottle I gnfre to t voting lady who i wasmv recovery that I married, r * A 1 —ot.l - J - * - —■ • »"* "«« 5n — salon of health I hud taken throe bottle (quart size) and was thoroughly cured. I went to work on a farm, an'dbave worked stead ily this year tending a crop and doing 7:10 a m, 1:45 p m and 8:0Q p rii; for Augusta and Atlanta at 8 :40 p m and 8:10 p m ; trith steamships forNew York Monday, Wednes day and Friday*; for Boston Thurs day ; for Baltimore Tuesday and i, Friday. <* gas* support for twelve months, and the same has been allowed by Mrs. C: High smith. DEALER IN GENERAL IEECHMDISE, Has just opened a large assuuu.cn* of FALL AND WHITES MODS, Consisting i i paal of DRY GOODS, Hats and Caps, Boots and Shoes Cents' Clothing H’S FffllsMl MS, YANKEE NOTIONS, ilWIli, BUGGY HARNESS, HARDWARE, TINWARE, CROCKERY- WARE, READY MIXED PAINTS, White Lead, Varnishes, Linseed Oil, Colorings, ETC., ETC. Also a full Line of Gold, and Gold plaited JEWELRY, GOLD AND SILVER WALTHAM AND ELGIN Watches, GOLD BREAST PINS. SHAWL PINS, EAR RINGS, FINGER RINGS, GOLD PENS, ETC., ETC. We are headquarters for fine .Jewelry. All goods at the lowest cash prices. sep9 9ms. appraisers. These are. there fore, to cite and admonish all to appear before the Clerk of .the Superior Court, on or before. EreaTAGME penetrative. POSITIVELY BURN 3 STUMPS. L 2. pound, wblcli. lf put la a ,S the stomp sod set Ore \\r to, will burn it, 1 ROOTS AMO ALL, CREEN OR DRV. Send *1X0 for *n»mgh H0t>f FOR TI1F s i cm : V- • : ft * >■ *»b Those suffering! with Headache,' Dyspepsia, In-| digestion, S a 1- low Complex- i o n, Constipa tion, Thin blood; A varying appe tite, loss of En ergy, Weakness or any debilita-! ted condition from any cause' will do well to' read the follow-; ing : Vatdosta, Ga., Jan. 5, 1886. Mr. M. A. Briggs—One of my little girls has been in bad health for some; time, and I had tried several remedies; her and failed—she suffered with' i of appetite, restlessness at night I swollen stomach. Her complexion i very- sallow, her blood waa thin, and irt -fact bar condition of health ahnwod nh© oeotlod a. Tonic. I tried > one box of Briggs’ Toxic Pills, ana; tow has a good appetite and is as j rosy as she can be and her health i * perfect. I am going to try them oi another of my daughters as I believel them to be the best Toxic I ever sawfe and I unhesitatingly recommend them! to all who need a Toxic. ** Respectfully, J. J. Zeiolef. Naylor, Ga., Feb. 12th, 1886. To the public generally. My son noi early twentv one years old has bee sickly child for ten years—suffering! from swollen feet and stomach, an in-i tensely sallow complexion—thin blood,8 a varying appetite and great weakness? —preventing his doing any work—hisS weight being 72 pounds a month ago.—S| Learning of the merits of Briggs **—*- Pills'I obtained some and after giving! him six boxes he now weighs 80 pounds,S his health is better than it has been forE ten years—his complexion ruddy, hisa strength also is wonderful considering! liis former condition. I recommend® them as the best tonic in the world, asl evidence of.tlie truth of above I cite be-Jj low named gentlemen. Very respectfully, \Y. J. Peters. Refercdces: I. W. Carter, Sr. J. 1 Sellers, J. L. Fender. For sale at 25ct. box; 5 for $1.00 by M. A. Briggs. These pills are also highly recommended for ladies when suffering from exhaustion,! caused by any of the diseases to which they are subject. Man ufactured and for sale by Mi A. BRIGGS, Valdosta, - - Ga.! At 25 cents per box; 5 boxes for” $1.00. Sent by mail on receipt* of price or C. 0. D. by express.? I also keep on hand a large] supply of School-Books, Blank Books, JDrugs, Medicines, Seeds, Lamp Goods, Tobaceoes, ETC., ETC. Fine Gold Pens AND DM Spittles ai Eye-Glasses a Specially. Come and see me. ~~ M. A. BRIGGS, 'Valdosta) :Ga. mar 17.

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Waycross headlight. (Waycross, Ga.) 1884-1???, March 31, 1886, Image 1