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iste*. ! & 70UMANS, Proprietors. Temperance, Truth and Justice. $1-00 Per Annum, in Advance. Vol. 3. Waycross, Georgia, December 15, 1886. Yo 37. IH-Stm va p. P. p. PricxlyAsh. Poke Root. Potassium, The Greatest Blood Purifier (Of the Age ! If you are feeble, try one Bottle 1 and sec its wonderful effects. All who taxe “P. P. P.” gnin flesh %/a ■Remedy for Malarial Poisons, and will ■cure chills in every instance. As a ■Tonic and regulator for females who ■are in a.low state ot health it has no ■equal. § Try t Bottle tad he Convinced. Read our lx>ok and see what those £who have taken P. P. P. say. Respectfully, P. P. P. M’F’G CO. veross, Ga., July 1st, 188G. Certificates :• »15 Year* a Sufferer from Rheumatism. r tiie iiox. w. n. wilder, mayor ... he paid $3 90 ■per bottle for and took nine bottles and ■received no benefit from any of them.— lllis grandson, who runs on the D. <Sc W ■railroad, finally got a bottle of P. P, P. ■(Prickly Ash, Poke-root and Potassium) ■while in Waycross and induce<l him to [take it. The first bottle showed its Jwondcrful effects and after continuing Hthc use of it for a short time, the rhen- Because we had a large stock of Clothing, Hats, Shoes, Dry Goods and Notions, and are selling off odds and ends, and at below cost, in the brick house, where the. Post Office was, so as to make a change in our business, we are called ‘The Biggest Fool in Town!” Simply becan.se \rc need the cash more than we do our goods.— " ell, this is the way it occurred, They come and buy gome Ga. Valdosta, SASH, * BOOHS, BUNDS,| Office Alap.uia Star ) Alapaha, Ga., June 5th, ISSd. J P. P. P. Mfo Go: Gentlemen—About [nine months ago I was attacked with linflamatory Rheumatism in my feet, ]bock, shoulders and breast. The pains ire excruciating and continuous. For : weeks I was confined to my bed. IPpNpjwnfff* Paints, Oils, Hruslics, Pure White Lead, And Colors, I tried ft' —« and some of them afforded temporary [relief, but it was only temporary, and I ■began to despair of finding a cure. I ■had heard several gentlemen speak of la new Rheumatism cure manufactured lit Waycross, and while I listened, I ■doubted. Finally, I met two or three ■parties who had ’tried this new medi- * b and had been cured, and I derided > procure a pint of it and test its vir- Ittics. This, 1 did, and was satisfied gthat I had been benefitted. Well to nakc a long story short, I continued to UAniTKBX nun tunuiivi m uiy yvu. ind part of the time had to be assisted [to turn over. At times I could not sit [up, if to do so would have secured a [fortune. My feet were swollen am! the [bottoms of them were so tender that ■walking was a source of the liveliest 1 * It would be impossible to ex- Calass, Putty, Varnishes,] the medicine until I had used [three and a half quart bottles, iinprov- W Wall Paper, unn mu mu®,! LOCKS, Sash Weights, CORDS, ind noticing a steady Rheumatism. When the half of the fourth quart was finished, I felt as well ’ ever did in my life, with only an sional touch of Rheumatism, and 3 taking the first quart I have been |able to attend to my duties in the office, [not having lost a moment since on ac count of my former enemy. I shall taxe two or three quarts more ; off taking it, and I s dreadful malady will be driven nv system. 1 do not say that P. F. P. wrought [this wonderful cure, hut I do assert uost emphatically, that I derived no icraiancnt relief until after I took the iirst bottle. Yours trul; l ours truly, J. W. HANLON. Greenville, Fla., June 25, *86. Dr. Wiutbihsad: In the year 1878 I was attacked with a severe case of Blood Boison that defied all treatment. I went to several Physicians but found no relief. Finally I went before a board of Physicians at Tallahassee and kind of a bargain, and then go off and talk to oth< it, and some one knowing what the goods really rSS^WBni^rker,» “Is the Biggest Fool in Town, but at the same time, while some are fools for the lack of sense, we are a fool for the want of money. We make it a point to pick up bargains with cash ami give bargains for cash. We al ways hold prices down on goods, so as to induce the cash buyer, and sell goods so very low that people do not think of asking us to sell on time. D We do not ask any man in a OUggieS 0110 OtOyeS. wor ld the size of this any odds. Think of it—i smashing nice, warranted buggy and harness, delivered, and freight paid, for forty-nine dollars and fifty cents. I am solo owner and manufucuturer of the “Georgia Wife,” Cooking-stove. This stove recommends itself. Our No. 7, at $15.00 is the most popular size, and will recommend itself. Come to me for Stove-pipes and Stove-fixtures, Lock, Hinges, Nails, etc. A man came to Waycross on the train and coining into onr store began to prico and buy. and rather than miss the trades he saw he could make, he spent his money and left town afoot. He seemed to regret not being able to buy more from the “Biggest Fool in Town.” Remember, you must not expect to find a complete line when you come to our store,*, for we are selling off to make a change in business, but almost',- anyone can find something they need, We FAB1LIIR, nov 1st. WAYCROSS, GA. Fine Weather, Fair Sailing. 'n c o r* C* d © ad W ARE THE Biggest Things OX ICE, Prices and quality considered. W. M. WILSON. WAYCIIOSS, GEORGIA, —DEALER IN— v&mgt sm vjunmr GROCERIES, Specialties—Magnolia Hams, High Grade Sugars, Coffees, Rice, Butter, Lard, Bacon, Dried Fruit, Irish Potatoes, Segars, Pipes, Tobaceoes, Canned Goods, etc. _nf- Prices on all goods warranted to b6 ns low as the quality of goods can be purchased anywhere. Connected with store is a Billiard and Pool Boom. ALL GOODS DELIVERED FREE. [nov. 1st, 12m. Hinges, ©crews, Lime, [Plaster, Hair, Cement, Etc., Etc. to eradicate the dreaded iseasc and my life was in danger. I lost the use of my left arm and a physician at this * place said my arm would have to be amputated. ^The corruption that came from tho various sores was so offensive that I disliked to come in contact with [friends and neighbors. I toox 32 bot- [tles of an Atlanta Blood Purifier, also lot made in Baltimore, and in fact jrything that I could hear of but ro ved no Dei HERE’S STYLE. THE CLOTHING PALACE. For All Who Buy Goods Iroin 3. BIRMANS, SYs* iWAYcms, emeid.1 Has in store and is constantly receiving, his stock of FALL AND WINTER GOODS. For Ladies and events, Youths and Misses, He makes specialties of and Ladies’ Fine SHOES, Cents Ready Made Clothing! - Catalogue No. 1—1 Catalogue No. 2—i Gents’ Gents nnd Ladies Furnishing Goods, and many hundred articles that are needed to complete the toilets of both sexes. a full stock of GENERAL MERCHANDISE, Provisions. Give him a trial order, and your goods will bo fjB" delivered at your door, with satisfaction as to prices, quality and prompt ness. jpjr —pftVrA-am.— . ... . / Quick Time—Low Rates! (Quick Sales—Small Profits) This is the motto I have adopted, and I find that it pays, be cause I sell more goods, aud customers are willing to pay the cash when the marks are so low, aud this is the reason why my goods are always fresh and new. I have now, aud am receiving by every arriving train Fall and Winter Cwoodg, for Ladies, Misses, Boys and G e nts, besides a heavy stock o Family Groceries, Crockery ware, Stoves, Hardware, Cutlery and everything else in the dry goods and grocery business R. BENNETT, Waycross, Ga. april 21, ly «ecived no benefit. I had entirely de- Write for prices.' _larkson, came here advertising the ‘P. p. p. (Prickly-a8h, Poke-root and {Potassium) and induced me to giro it a [trial. I got one large bottle, took it land one and a half small ones, and the (various sores have healed entirely and Sthe new skin has a clear, healthy color, id my general health is better than it ktaa 6-86-1 y has been before in ten years. I consid er it the grandest Blood Medicine of the age, as such a small amount shows its [wonderful effects. I am agent of the R. & N. R. R. at this place Green- le, Fla., and take great pleasure in ommending a medicine that has ed such wonders forme. Resp’ly J. TV. Hammxbly* Agent F. R. A N. R. R. The Largest Stock of Fall and Winter Clothing For Gents, Youths Boys and Children Ever Exhibited in Georgia! Is now displayed in our immense Establishment and the public is invited to call and inspect it. Business Suits, Dress Suits, Wed ding Suits, Full sw t a a l ,L ow Dress Suits, Utdtmu, Seekvetr, Society, Ste., Stiff, Soft and Straw Hats, The Very Latest Metropolitan Styles, r Suits sent C. 0. D., with privilege of examination before paying. Sales for self-measurement sent on application. Foi the Country Retail Trade our Jobbing facilities Hre now hotter at ..... ..J ».« ilnnlasa come rrr\r\rl haWflinf an- 3 than ever, and we can give give dealers some gootL bargains, an' make it to their interest to place their orders with us. B. H, Levy & Bro , . 1C1 Congress street, Savannah, Ga E. H. CRAWLEY, Dealer in General Merchandise, "W^a-y cross, Gra. My stock is complete, and em braces everything usually Kept in a first class store. I niaKe a specialty of Dry Goods and Notions, Boots, Shoes and Hosiery, at fig ures so low that / DEFY COMPETE tion. I also carry a full supply of Hartal MM Ld Fai A full line of Fancy ana Fami ly Groceries always on hand, nov 1, 86-Gm Music anl\Art. L&B.S.M.H: Want to see you, in fact haye got something important to aav to you, and not owning this entire paper, in fact be ing limited by the ggmlgmeuly and good natnrod publishers to JO Inches apace, wc cannot say all we want to, or should, in justice to tho stock wo have for your it spection. It will not onlv delight you co come and see our beau tiful Temple of Art and Music, but it will also pay you. Still, we know how impossible it fe for everybody to come to Savannah, and to those who cannot come, all we say is write us and wo will do for you all wo can by sending you complete descriptive catalogue of the goods you may wish to know about. will find full descriptions of all good* under different heads and prices, will Catalogue No. 3—Music. Catalogue No 4—Band Instruments. Catalogue No. 5—Band and Orches tral Music. Catalogue No. fr—Automatic Instru ments. Catalogue No. 7—Small Instruments* Catalogue No. 8—Strings. Catalogue No 9—Pianos, Stools, and Covers. Catalogue No 10—Artists' Materials* Catalogue No. 11—Frames. Please indicate by numbers the Cata-i logue you wish. Pianos.—Chickering, Mason A Hamlin* M l \DentA * * Mathusck, Dent A Aripn* $280/ to $1,000, $25 cash and: $10- a. A Pochard, $27 00 to. j and $500 per mo. Sheet 100,000 paces in stock,, new Mu** Music sic received as soon as pubtisb^ Music For Churches, Books Schools, Lodges,. Home use. Band Direct importstipqa. from, rents, all the Booth, Be sore nnd send foe prices. Band Music We furnish everything publish-, ed. All new. rupees. Deceived,as» soon as publtthod, Arid.our e tomera furnished, gfc prices. Musical Our stocK; ig, complete ux al$ Meschax- small good* and wc sell at disk, prices tk*t;<m«bies us toe* * the lam - - - »latgestissk* in the Buying dfres*. from.the 1 w . mamrfMtuwwa the world we can seU at, prices that defy competition*. Oury^ooda^fuIlAr guaranteed,.and ’ .... exactly a&jeftCBaanind'.. Strings. We izopfut, on*, strings- roct„ and especially calfiatten- tioa to., otvca Paginiiti. vifdWGfcfc.weuLto* ntt. 1 players. Artist’s WV ko Material bvl leers,. andiwxuihijl material* s Canvass, that ic- The 1 . tures menheve*nfabwni in the South. It will pay^oepective purchas ers to,edmo to..Savannah if for nothing else than to look over car unroonsfr stock. We have Paintings, Engravings, Pastels, Oleographs,. Intotents, Arto- type^. Ghtomps, Sketches, Picture W b carry,*, stock of the finest Fares. meuMfngi,manufactured, over 500 different .patterns. Have a complete* manufactory, com- plcto with, latest and most im- prowLxwichinery, a ’ lactuxc the finest fn can be made. Our ] lowest. RepaibixSUV Depart- ] MENT. r„ men that ere to be had in the U. 8..for repairing and over hauling. Pianos, Organs, Vio lins. . Guitars, Banjos, Accor-- deona» Orquincttes, Flutes, or- any- instrument made. Onr,. prices will be reasonable for .. DOMT EORGEt, rim pv X... Weaotl Piano#- and:Organs oneanjv term., and at lowest price* offend by.. OWCBt. wsevOoioaghly eqnip- any honu in the United State*. Pianos, offered it $50S< pec. mo. All . !1 n*< ini. struments fully gnannteod mad eu, bo returned it not entirely etUrtasory alter fifteen days trial. LuidtnlBnUf tmtkmXub Rout, Stnnui, ffc april 14-12m j. s. uiums. Monty ud ConnnUototZow Waycross, Georgia. Will practice In the Branawick Judicial circuit end elsewhere t~ ——* GEORGIA—Ware County. WU1 he eold before the courthauw door ol said county between the lejrel hour* of sale, on the first .Tueaday iq Dccembet next, a certain lot In Way; cross with Imuoimnanta thereon. *m4 lot being situated on northwest eorn«p of Gulf and Pond streets, fronting 60 feet on Gulf street and nrnnfa* Sack 1» fact. Sold a*,th* proparty ol 1 heirs of ‘ ‘ “ for that of an ore of Decatur <— 1880. J- M- BWtCARD, octS7, 1888 Guardian, set. Sold u tuepropartjroito* ccatur county. Tl-la October tf, XQTICIt. will be Introdncnd, era! A cntltli. . .... organisation of 8 MANY CITIZENS.