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WAYCROSS
HEADLIGHT.
LANIER & YOUMANS, Proprietors.
Temperance,Truth and Justice.
$1.00 Per Annum, in Advance.
V
WAYCROSS, GEORGIA, WEDNESDAY, APR L 7. 1886.
NO. 49.
l 4 Stm
P',1-
^ ’VaKJosta,
sash,
DOORS,
BDINDS,
Paints,
Oils,
Brushes,
Pure White Lead,
And : Colors,
Glass,
Putty,
Varnishes,!
! S oili them
,Chill And Fever
Remedy
There being such a great demand
i»r Fever remedies in this country,
1 ave been making a special study
jjjof the different remedies used in
gimilanal <roubles ever since I have
ibcen in tlie drug business. I de
termined last Fall upon putting up
'some preparation that would cure
fthc majority of eases of Fever,
[Ague, Chills, etc., and that would
jtake the! place of a great number of
[Northern and Western Fever and
[Ague remedies, believing that one
[living iijb this section is capable of
[preparing something that is better
for the peculiar class of fever and
£the debilitating condition of the
system fthat prevails during the
.Sumnirjr months. I have far ex
ceeded] my expectations— Last
Spring /I began to manufacture
p ENX ijNGS’ FEVER TOXIC.
gSince which time I have put up
sand solid several thousand bottles,
land itIiias never failed to cure
in a single instance. Meeting
jwith thus unprecedented success I
gfccl perfect lv safe in placing a
^GUARANTEE upon EVERY bot-
|tlo; go, (when it is taken according
jjto tli»dtrectiows and it does not cf-
bfect'ff cure the dliYoncy will be re
funded.
| The regular practicing physi
cians of tlie country have examin
ed the fonhuln of Jennings’ Fever
Tonic, and pronounce it efficient
and harmless,
I place before the public only a
few of the great number of unsolic
ited certificates received in regard
[to its cures.'
T Albert Jennings,
Druggist, Jasper, Fla.
t, t P.
Vilckly Afth. Poke Boot. I’ota*sitm
The Greatest
Blood Purlfler
Of The Age!
Cer tificates.
Albany, Ga., August 1,1885.
Dr. Whitehead: * r -
Dear Sir—I had a bad ease of
blood poison, which for two years
defied all treatment. One bottle of
P. P. I*, made a permanent cure.
John Gaffney.
I had the rheumatism for fi
months, and I took one bottle of
Dr. Whitehead’s P. P. P. and it
cured me sound and well, and I
he-itato not to recommend it t
those who desire a most excellent
blood purifier.
Respectfully, J. E. Smith.
Wa \cross, Ga., July oO, lbbo.
Lake City, Fla., Jan. 2d, ’86
P. P. P. Mf’g. Co., Waycross, Ga.—
Gentlemen : I had rheumatism for over
6 years, and last May was taken down
ami confine to mv bed—my feet and
legs were badly swollen and the color
of a red apple and I was iii a fearful
condition. I heard of P. P. P. (Prickly
Ash, l’olk ltoot and Potassium) ar.d
after 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 I feel like another man.—
Am now taking the large size and to
day I believe that I will soon be as like
ly as anv man of 61 years of age can ex
pect to Le. * A. C. Lang.
Milton, Fla., Jan 2ft, ’86.
This is to certify that I have been af
flicted with Scrofula or Blood Poison
for a number of years. The best jHivsi-
eians of Mobile* said nothing could be
done for me. I also took a large quan-
titv of S. S. S. but found no relief in any
tkfitg that I took. My limbs were a
mass of Ulcers, and when I was sent to
a physician at Mobile my entire bodv
was a mass of sores. I had given up all
hopes, and as a last resort tried P. P. P.
(Prickly-Ash Poke-Root and Potassium)
and after using four bottles (small size),
the sores have entirely disappeared,
and my general honltfi was never Dexter
than at present time. People who know
Savannah, Florida &-West- Sunday); fur Waldo, Cedar Key,
P rn Railway'#? Oca a; etc., at 11 ;33 » m (except
I ern nail way. Sunday) and 6:50 pm. •
I All trains of this road are run At Jacksonville, with rail and
Central (SO) iicn.iian time, winch i, steamer lines diverging.
30 minutes slower tliau tSavnuml At Live Oak for Madison, Talla-
JEd liassce, etc., at 10;36 a tn.
On and after Sunday, »ov. IStli, At Gainesville for Ocala, Tava-
1883, 1’assscuger trains on this road res, Tembeiton’s Ferry, Brooks-
villc and Tampa at 11 ;*20a m ; for
Cedar Keys at 4 :00 (except .Sun-
Certificates.
Jsewnaxsvili.e, Fla..)
* July 22, 18.So. j
Mr. T. Albert Jennings, Jasper,
Fla.: |
Dear Si#—I have used your
Fever Tonic quite extensively with
iv hands, and find that it will do
'nli you claim for it I take pleas
ure in recommending it.
Yours truly,
John F. Lamb,
[Conductor Roadway Train, S. F.
A* W. Railway.
prei
think it a wonderful
Respectfully, Eliza Todd.
Two years ago I had the worst
cer on my leg I ever saw. It had
eaten down to the bone, and my
! whole leg below 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 the bone, and my log
would have to come off At this
stage I commenced to take I*. I* .1*.
also to bathe my leg with hot cas-
tile soapsuds. It began to improve
at once and healed rapidj v. and 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 remarka
bly short time.
Ammons.
Wall Paper,
HOT CHS ASPEf
LOCKS
F. R. & X. Railway Shops.)
Eli.avii.le, Fia. j
T. Elbert Jennings, Jasper,
Fla.
as follows
SAVANNAH EXPRESS.
Read Down Read ‘Up
G 42 sm lv Savannah rr.l 25*pm
8 45 am lv Jcsup ar 11 29 atn
10 10 am ar WavcroSt ar \' m
12 1G pm ar Jacksonville am
Stops at all regular stations bn
signals. Puiliuan buffet sleeping
cars New York to Jacksonville to
to Washington. Pullmani palace
sleeping car St Louis to Jacksovilie
via Evansville, Atlanta and Savan
nali.
FAST MAIL
Savannah ar 7 40 pm
Jcsup ar 5 55 pin
IihuKshear ar 4 57 oui
7 10 am 1
8 38 am 1
0 34 aui 1
9 50 am a
11 2G am ai
12 00 m ar
7 30 am iv
8 08 am lv
10 20 am lv
11 0G am iv
11 20 am ar
4 54 pm ar
8 25 pm or
G 20 aiu Iv
9 35 am lv
11 25 am ar
12 13 pm-lv
12 43 pm Iv
1 39 pm at
.• Wav
Callahan
lv 4 40 pm
2 25
day.)
At Albany for Macon and Mont
gomery-.
At Chattahoochee for Pensacola
Mobihp, New Orleans; with Peo
pie’s line steamers auvertisin;r 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 of-
4ee, and at the passenger station
JAS.L TAYLOR,
General Pas-eager Ago
It. CL FLEMING. S.ii»eriapm<l
LANIER & VOUMANS,
Jewelers & Printers,
Waycross, Georgia.
Special attention given to re
pairing
Fine Watches.
And the execution of
Artistic Job Printing.
. 0C A full supply of Watches,
Clocks, Jewelry and Stationery,
at bottom prices. ■ ■
NOTIICIS.
GEORGIA Ware County.
W hereas, Jus. R. and Henry
.luo.smivife iv 1^ 40 pin . Douglass, adiniiiistratorsofBur-
J.,ckso..v,llei.r7 1op,n l e) , Douglass, represents to
a * jm i the Court in their petition duly
4 Jt) Ijffl I (il/wl niw! i.iiIaha.'! All HAAAH.1 4 ll A<
Dupont lv 3 20 pm.
Lire Oak lv 9 35 am
lv G 20
cross ar 4 20 pm | flletI ail(1 ente red on record, that
1 ' 1 0 ~ P‘* they have fully administered
said estate. This is, therefore,
Gainesville lv 6 20 am c * te 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. 1886.
W ARREN LOTT,
mar td Ordinary.
i -8 25 pin
r 4 54 pm
lv 2 31 |
lv 2 03 l
cheerfully recommend Jenningi
SFrvor Tonic, a pleasant cure for
haceiiiby m
Jasper, (Fla., July 10. 1885.
1
Sash Weights,
CORDS,
Hinges,.
Screws,
Lime,
Dlaster,
Hair, Cement,
Etc., Site.
Write for prices.
jaa 6-40-1 r
Jacksonville, Fla., JuI,
Waycross, Ga., Nov. 15, 1885.
Dr. W. H. Whitehead :
Dear Sit;—At your request I
will state my case. Some years ago
I contracted malaria in its most vi-
Deau Sir—I can safelv and j olent form while living at Newark,
N.J. I consulted various physicians
and took numberless preparations
recommended as “sure cures,” but
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
condition I was in when I came
to you. You put me to taking
Gaiucsv ille
Live Oak
Dupont
Valdosta
Quitman
TlmmamiUe lv 1 20 p
3 35 pm ar Baiubridge lv 1 10 a
4 01 pm arChattahoochee lv 11 10 a
Stops at all stations limned ai
all regulat stations between Dupont
and Gainesville and Thomasville and
Chattahoochee. Pullman bullet
sleeping cars Washington to .Jack
sonville. Jacksonville to New York,
ami to and from Jacksouvi'le ami
New Orleans via Pensacola and Mo
bile. Pllhnan palace sleeping cars
Jacksonville to 8t Louis via Savan
nah. Atlanta, Nashville mid Kvaus-
ville.
ATLANTIC COAS l\ LINE EX
PRESS.
4 32 pm 1»* Savannah
6 45 pm lv Jcsup
'• 42 pm Screven
7 05 pin lv Patterson
7 24 * nil lv Blucksheai
7 47 pm ar Waycross lv
8 45 pm ar Callahan
10 30 pm ar Jacksonville
5 00 pm lv Jacksonville ar
5 43 pm lv Callahan ai
7 57 pm Iv Waycross
8 4G ; in lv Ilomcrvillc
9 00 p m ar Dupont
3 50 pm lv Gainesville
pm lv Live Oak
9 10 pm lv Dupont
9 59 p m lv Valdhsta
10 30q>m lv Quitman
11 20 pm lv Thomasville lv 2 03 am
12-11 am ar. Camilla lv 12 44 am
lv 11 58 am
Stops only at stations named.—
ar 9 20 urn
lv G 48 am
iv 0 25 am
lv G 0G am
lv 5 49 am
> 00 am
ara 10 sun
lv 4 25 a in
Iv 4 10 am
ar 4 30 ar
lv 3 17 a t
lv 3 48 ar
1, 18S5 j Pullman bullet sleeping
, Was
ington to Jacksonville. Pullman
palace sleeping cars to and from
Jacksonville and Louisville, and
Gainesville ami Montgomery, via
Thomasville and Albany.
ALBANY EXUliE->8. "
8 15 pm lu Savannah ar 5 35 am
10 50 pm fv Jcsup lv 3 02 am
1 35 am ar Waycross lv id 30 am
020 am nr Callahan lv 9 50 pm
7 00am ar Jacksonville lv.9 00 pm
9 00 am lv Jacksonville ar 7 00 am
9 50 pm lv Callahan ar 600 am
200 am lv Waycross ar 1115 pm
3 30 am ar Dupont lv 10 15 pm
5 50‘am ar Live Oak Iv 7 15 pm
idly, and am to-day 'in as good 1 9 15 am ar Gaineavilte h ' 3 50 pin
health as I ever was—in fact bet- 4 05 am Iv Dupont ar 9 50 pm
ter. Asa remody for a broken-j 5 16 am lv Valdosta lv 8 28pm
down constitution it has no 1 002 aiu h* Quitman lv 7 43 pin
equal. 7 15 am ar Thomasville lv 6 30 pm
Yours, etc.,
T. P. Cottle.
This is to certify that I had the rheu
matism for three years. I had two
physicians to treat me; also took eight
Dottles (large size) of S. 8. S., and spent
Mr T. Albert Jennings, Jasper,
Fla:
Dear Siu-¥-I have used “Jcn-
ihings’ Fever Tonic,” and' find it to
j^be a success. One bottle cured j your P. P. P. and I improved rap- :
[three cases of chill and fever or'*’*
jmv place. I cheerfully recom-
*mend it. Yours Respectfully,
Thos J. Bryan.
| Jennings, Fla., July 21,1885.
4 Mr. T. Albert Jennings, Jasper,
;Fla.—Dear Sir: My wife had the
^fover for 12 months, and I could
Jgei nothing to cure her until re-
|eentlv, when she used a bottle of
^Jennings’ Fever Tonic,which cured
$hor immediately. I have used sev-
jcral bottles of Fever Tonic on my
I,farm, and am highly pleased with
£it—it never fails to cure.
Respectfully,
S. S. Sharp.
White Spring, Fla J
July 24, 1885. S
Mr. T. Albert Jennings, Jasper,
Fla.:
Dear Sir—Last spring I had an
[attack of fever. Hearing of your
Fever Tonic, I purchased a bottle
|fand used only a third of it and
was cured ,,'i'lie rcinainder of the
buttlc l gave to a young lady who
[had had the fever for two years,
land I have learned that it entirely
[cured her and she has not had the
'ever since. I take great pleasure
12 00 i
Albany
lv 3 30 pm
Stops at ali regular stations.—
Pullman palace sleeping cars to
and from Savannah anil Jackson
ville, Savannr.li .and Gainesville,
"other modidnea “i I Jacksonville and Louisville via
saw advertised as certain cures for ! Tliolnasville. Albany and Mont-
rhemnatism. When I came to Dr. j gomrrv. PltHman buffett sleenillo
Whitehead I was helpless, could not i' t„ Woohindt,,,,
walk, and suffered sol could not sleep i cars •LiC-Jcswtmlle to uasmn e tun.
at night. In fact, my life was one of JESCP ES1-EESS.
continued sullering. My biotlier heard I
of Dr. Whitehead's remedy, (Prickly i 3 55 pm Iv Savannah ar R to am
Ash, Poke Boot and Potassium) and 1 (j 00 rim ar Jestn lv 3 45 am
breught the doctor out to see me, and ; g, ‘ , ,, !, atotiors
he pin mo to taking P, P. P. The re- ; ».»1* at all regular stations,
suits were astonishing. I soon dropped j CONNECTIONS. ,
mv sticks ana cratches, and began to ;
walk about- All the swelling went 1 At Savannah for Charleston at
down and I was free ofpain after taking : - :10 ., „ j ;45 m ., n(I 8 ;0 0 p ni .
one bottle. I continued to take it until i r _ . ’ • „ .0 . j n
I hud taken three bottle (quart size) i ^ or Augusta and Allan.a at 8.^0 p
and was thoroughly cured. I went to | m and S :10 p iii ; with steamships
work on a farm, an'l have worked stead-1 for New York Mondav, Wednes-
ilv this year tending a crop and doing , (lav an dFridav : for Boston Thurs-
itVJVZZVry that'lTmrriXamli^yifor Baltimore Tuesday and
cm now in possession of health and : Friday. /
happiness, which is a strong contrast to j At Jcsup for Brunswick at '2 :10
^aw^S^amjforMacoallBS
purifier of the age, P. P. P,
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
will settle up the indebtedness of
the old firm, and all persons in
debted to the same are respectfully
requestetLt<r~come forward and
settle their accounts with him.—
Thanking his many friends for
their heretofore liberal patronage,
he hereby respectfully solicits a
continuation of the same.
J. E. BUTLER,
AV. C. BUTLER,
mar 10 4t
Mrs. £ Highsmith.
DEALER IN
GMMMM,
Has just opened a largo assortment
of
FALL AND WINTER GOODS,
Consisting in pojt of
DRY GOODS,
Hats and Caps,
Boots and Shoes
Gents' Clothing
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 fur probate,
in solemn form, of the last will
of Iven Taylor, of said county,
ami having made known to the
Court that you are heirs at law
of Iven Taylor, you are hereby
cited to be and appear at the
April term of the Court of *>r-
dinary of said county, as said
will will be offered for probate
in solemn form.
W. O. GIBSON,
mar 3 td. Ordinary.
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Those suffering
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digestion, Sal-,
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i o n, Constipa
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A varying appe
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read the follow
ing:
Vatdosta, Ga., Jan. 5, 1886.
Mr. M. A. 1’rigos—One of my littleL
girls has been in had health for soinel
c, and I had tried several remedies#
her and failed—she suffered with*
loss of appetite, restlessness at nightjs
and a
olfei
lever since. I take great pleasure pnrioeroi toe ago, r. 1. r, , a ai and 12,-20 midnight. ,
in reemnmeniline it tn those suffer- I most earnestly recommend it to all! Atwaycross for Brunswick at
! r,r?. nhnLfevrrs r te j the unfortunate siflerem bon. rheum*, 3:40 a mand 3:10 p m (except
ng with chills, fet ers, etc. . tbsm . Eespcctfully, . Sunday V
Very respectfully,. HexrvJ.Wai.deox-. .
tp C..W.DT ..... ... At Callahan for Fernatnlina at
J. K. ST1.IV art, _ The above medicine is for sale by 7 ;50 a m aud 2;30p ra (cxccpt
>.X Af?CSc'
Tlie above medicine
3or, Hamilton Co., Fla. DurggLsts eve~ v -her9.
tw
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which enables us to offer these un
heard of premiums.
Address
Lanier & Youmans.
Waycross, Ga.
stomach. Her complexion#
sallow, her blood was thiriJg
fact her condition of healths
showed she needed a Tonic. I tried!
box of Briggs’ Tonic Pills, andg
now has a good appetite andii
. us she can he and her health ii
perfect. I am going to trw them
another of iny daughters as I believe
them to bo the best Tonic I
and I unhesitatingly recommend them
to all who need a Toxic.
Ucspectfully,
*J. J. ZciGLER.
Naylor, Ga., Feb. 12tli, 18SG.
To the public generally. My son now
nearly twenty one years old has been
a sielclv child for ten years—suffering
from swollen feet and stomach, an in
tensely sallow complexion—thin blood,
a varying appetite and great weakness
—preventing his doing any work—his
weight being 72 j>ouiids a month ago.—
Learning of the merits of Briggs Tonic
Pills I obtained some and after giving
him six boxes he now weighs 80 pounds,
his health is better than it has been for
ten years—his complexion ruddy, his
strength also is wonderful considering ‘
his former, condition. I recommend
them ns the best tonic in the world, at
evidence of the truth of above I cite be
low named gentlemen.
Very respectfully,
Vf. J. Peters.
Referedccs: I. W. Carter, Sr. J. F’
Sellers, J. L. Fender.
For sale at 25ct. box; 5 for $1.00 bv
M. A. Briggs.*
These pills are also highly
recommended for ladies when
suffering from exhaustion,
caused by any of ihe diseases to
which they are subject. Man
ufactured and for sale by
Mr A. BRIGGS,
Valdosta, - - Oa.§
At 25 cents per box; 5 boxes W,
$1.00. Sent by mail on receipts
of price or C. O. D. by express.#
I also keep on hand a Ia:gog
supply of I
^chool-Boaks,|
Blank Books,
Drugs.
Medicines,
Seeds,
Lamp Goods,
- Tobaecoes,
ETC., ETC.
Fine Gold Pens
Dia
Eye-Glasses
a Specialty. Come and see me.
M. A. BRIGGS,
Valdosta, Ga,