Waycross headlight. (Waycross, Ga.) 1884-1???, June 15, 1887, Image 1

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Newspaper Page Text«)T£ WML PARKSR. iVaycross, Georgia, June 15, 1887. No. 11. Vol.4. HEADLIGHT EXCURSION. FOR THE BENEFIT QF THE jipd we „ w gists to recommend it to the poor, dying fomminpitive, at least to try one bottle, u i * , ns 80.000 dozen bottles were sold last i • Hand-bids, « year, and no one case where it faffed i per hundred. All „ reported.Mdje a — OF THE We have arranged an excursion to Brunswick and Fernandina On 16th and 17tS^ i.wO down on either train on the I Oth only, and return on 17th Parties going In Brunswick on Uie lGth, will remain all night take boat for Fernandina at 8 o’clock, a. in., get there at H, re main four hours, and return in time to take the B. A W. train for home,'on the 17th. g0“ There will also be a coach for white passengers. Round-Trip Tickets. Waynesville, Atkinson, Lulnton, Nn'.iunta, Hoboken, SchUtterville, Waycross to Brunswick - - - 8100 Waresboro $125 Pearson, Willacooehea, Ahipaha, to Brunswick, - $1 50 jgfV Boat tickets to Fernandina, II 25, and can only be had In Brunswick at the Union Ticket Oifico, near the Ocean House. WAYCROSS HEADLIGHT. Is the Official Organ of Ware, Charlton and Cof fee Counties. Special Notices. j JOB PR I Linen' note-hi ASTo&isnvc success. j padded at this It is the doty of every person who n as ; per thousand. Li used Boschee’s German Syrup to let its *« ca wonderful qualities be known to their P er UloUSa friends in caring Consumption, severe heads, good papei and. Rialto note-l side, the very Jhi Coughs, Croup, Asthma, Pneumonia, and in fact all throat and long diseases. No person can uae it without immediate men, $2.25 per printed and paddi know. Asi jtit . , , at 10 cents. Regular sixe, 75 certts. Sold by all , Tax-Receiver*» Ifotice. I will attend at the following places on the following dates for the purpose of receiving,tax returns for • the year 18*7. May 21st, Bragsnza, 2nd time. M «y 27, Denton’s, ** ** May 28, Sweats. ** u June 1st, Waltertown 3rd and last. June 4th, Millwood, 3rd and last. JnneMli. Braganza, 3rd and last June lltli.GIenmore, 3rd and last. June 18th, Waycross, C, H. June 20th, Waresboro, 3rd and last. June 24th, Denton's 3rd and last. June 25, Sweat's, 3rd and last. June 15, F*r accommodation at Mr. McCall’s store in New Waycross. I will positively close the booKS on the first day of July. I will receive returns any time, they are offered. J. J. Wilkinbos, T.R.W.C. ITCH, ITCH. Oxyillk, III., Tompkins Medical Co., Gienmore, Ga, Gentlemen—Owing to a disease which has been out here (Illinois, Mange or Itch) I have disposed of all “Spirit of Oil” sent me. This Oil is the best thing we can get hold of to eradicate this epidemic. Please send same as previous order, two dozen small and one dozen large “SpiritOil.” T A OiDOCVTUI) Yours truly, J. A. CARPENTER. All Tompkins Med. Co.’s Family Meuicines for sale by FoIks & Cars well, Waycross,.Ga. [ap20tf. White Extra C. Sugar, 20 pound for one dollar, at J. G. Nelson & Co’s., Savannah Ga. , ask Send on your orders for Job work. A fine lot of stationery just in. Prices down for cash, or. C. O. D. orders. J. G. Nelson & Co., Savannah are selling Pearl Meal and Grits at only twenty cents a peck. Extra C. Sugar 21 pounds for one dollar, at J. G. Nelson & Co’s., Savannah, Ga. WSESE WE WQESEIP. M. E. Church South—Rev. E. J. Burch, Pastor. Preaching every Sunday at 11 o’clock A. M., and 7 30 P. M. Sacrament of pe&thousand. Denominational, $F per thousand. Bill-heads and state ments down to the lowest notch: Savannah or anybody else defied in competition. Come and see for yourself. All of this done to work 4)flf a large stock of stationery be fore our full stock comes in. Bus iness. % WG. | Communication.^ firkin Doug- printed and las crowded out-to-day. Mr. B. F. Bullard, of Pearson, was in town last Tuesday night. Twclve-and-a-halfcents Lawns, reduced to ten cents, at E. H/JraW- ley’s. tf- ' Smith & Sharp are soling eight bars of splendid soap for twenty-, -five epnts. Alji orders for ice promptly at' tended to at 'Crowleys ice house» ^ \\\ deput-S... i • ‘ * Smitli &. ShnVp are actually sell* ing best brand. Magnolia ...ham 14 cents per pound. My entire stock of clothing will he sold for the next thirty days at actual cost. E. H. Crawley tf A missionary Sunday school has beeu organized to meet at the school house near the residence of T. E. Lanier. SEABLIGST HASSES. Gathered spin Town, n Beth Bailrasdt, Up and Bowo. Gienmore next Saturday. 5c Lawn at 3Jc-at Smith & Ad a in’8 i f The fish fry last week was a success. Miss Minnie Buchanan hnsbeen ill this week, we learn. A flash of lightning stunned Dr Redding’s cook last week, Waycross to Pearson “Hold the Fort ; we are Praying. The wind of last Friday tore down some fences and corn. Fifteen pounds granulated sugar for one-dollat at Smith & Sharp’s Send on your orders for job printing. Satisfaction guaranteed. An interesting revival has been * J32jd article of, Pin/?- n,, A 1 a pmbyAjth«iJiuUomL, r u>.q, amUo-fourtlr* Notr your dealer for Week. ' go and see about it yourself. \V. R. Brewer, of Brunswick, The Dodge county Journal is five years old, and one of the oest wcekley papers in Georgia. We congratulate Bob. Burton. Mr. James Elliott and Post master Purdotn, ofGlenmore, have found out that we have fine wed ding invitations. The girls must look sharp now. Parson J. C. Allen, of the M. E. church, conducted a three day’s meeting—day and night—last week, reports that it resulted in great good, with seven accessions to the church. The Griffin House, on the court house square, J. T. Hale, proprie tor, is said to one of the most homelike boarding houses in town Rates low, clean beds, and everything pleasant. Lanier <fc Youmans have just received a large and varied assort ment of spectacles, eye-glasses, gold and silver jewelry, watches, Du Pont, in Clinch county, is a was in town last week. Our moth-1 pretty little village, and has been Its circulation extends far into Florida, and over the- entire re gion of Southern Georgia. As an advertising medium to reach the people of Coffee, Charlton, Clinch and Ware, the public has never been offered a better chan nel, for, as it is published solely for their advancement and ben efit, it can be found in n3arly every household in these coun ties. Prayer meeting every Thursday i Experience meeting every Tu night. Sunday School at 3 o’clock M., V, L. Stanton, Superintendent. Baptist Church—Rev. W. H. Scruggs, Pastor. Preaching first and third Sundaysdn each month, morning and evening.— ers being sisters he is our cousin. Green Rio Coffee, six pounds for one dollar, at J.- G. Nelson & Co’s., Savannah, Ga." We warrant our job printing to compete vith any offico in this section in quality and price. Funiturc, all kinds, in sets, bv the piece, on cart-load, at E. H. Carwley’s. tf The Merchants’ Co-Opeiativc Society meets on the first Wed nesday in each month, at 3.30 a. m. o’ckck. Pearson telegraphed to Black- shear for help in ^er .meeting, last Monday. Rev. Mr. Stallings responded. Wc will print nicely and pad note-heads, good paper, ruled one ning and on the second and fourth Sunday mornings. Sunday 8chool at 3 o’clock P. M., H. P. Brewer, Super- tewart Martin, pastor. Services 2nd Sunday of tlie month at 10 30 a. m., and 7 15 *p. m. Friday be fore the 2nd Sunday at 5 00 r. m. \Ved- givfcn School every Sunday at 3 r. si. 408 WORK. We have the largest amount of new and beautiful Job type of any office in this section, and the worK done in the. past is a sufficient guarantee for future work. Send ns your orders for any job printing you may want and we warrant satisfac tion. Large and small posters, checKs, cards, note, bill and let ter heads a specialty M. ,E. Church—Rev. J. Allen, Pastor. - Preaching 2nd Sabbath in each' month, at 11 A. M. and 7 30 P. Xl. Sab bath Schoolat 3 P. M. neglected, we are fold. The Head light claims the town and will fight it out on this line if it takes all summer. Send us the news, Du Pont. side at $2, 25 per thousand. Other I Waresboro, Ga. We didn’t intend to say that Ben Appel was a“ swindler. The types arc responsible, but 'if Ben Appel wants to start a suit for $300,000,000,000,000. against this office for damages, let him crack his whip. Object is no money to us! The Waycross District High School at Waresboro, wants a lady assistant, who can teach music, in addition to English branches. Re ferences required. Address Prof. S. P. Settles, Principal, or J. M. Spence, Pres. Boad Trustees, Preaching 1st and 3rd SumdAy tu each month at 11 a, in., 3p. m., and 7 p. m. Sunnav-school, Ephraim Taylor Superintendent, every Sabbath at 1 p. m. Prayer-meeting every Monday evening at 7 p. m. Standard time. XXtsews Her Toatlu Mrs. Phoebe Ohesley, Peterson, Clay Co., Iowa, tells the follow ing remarkable story, the truth of which is vouched, for by the residents of the "town: “lam 73 years old, have been trouble with kidney complaint and lameness for maml years ;eouid not dress myself without help. Now I am free from ail pain and soreness, am able to do all my own house work. I owe my thanks to Elec tric Bitters for having renewed my youth, and removed com pletely all disease and pain.”— Try a'bottle, only 500.c at Folks & Morgan Dri iltwlfml job printing in proportion. The printing office of the East man Times was burned last week. Everything lost, supposed to have beeu the work of an incendiary. The masons, and their familees, of Lodge No. l'”3. Kirkland, Ga., will celebrate the 24th ^f Juno, “St John’s Day,” at Kirkland’s mill pond. * " A splendid opportunity ijt offered soiuelady who has had 'experience in leaching music and tho lower English grades, at the Waycross District High School. See notice elsewhere. / We erred last week when we said Mr. E. H. Crawley’s “entire-stock of goods’, won id be sold at cost „fbr the next thirty days. We should have said clothing. Mr J. E. B. Love, of Thomnsville, has been appointed freight and pas senger soliciting agent of the Wes tern and Atlantic Railroad: Joe is well known here, and bis promo tion gives pleasure. . The festival of the ladies of the Baptist 'church, given in the open air in front of the Satilla bouse last’Friday night was a beautiful, refreshing and entertain ing affair,drawing the admiration of participants for the plucky ladies who h: d the affair in hand. Flags, hanners and Chinese lanterns orna- m *n?ed and illuminated til dream in mid-sunn badges, &c., printed for a basket pic nic, at that place, next Satur day. The people of Gienmore are going into this pic nic with a de termination to make it a grand affair, and we are safe in saying it will be a success in every par ticular. J. R. Knight, at the SatHla house is building up a fine business, and his house is growing in public fa vor every dav. Reasonable rates nice comfortable rooms, first***** fare and- courteous attention is what is doing this. 4t. Big Reductipn on Shoes. & Slippers, for the next Bixty days: I will sell the remainder of my immence stock of low quartered Shoes and Slippers at and below cost. I will also sell my entire Stock of clothing at cost, I have a few suits left for Boys from 4 to 8 years old, which I am selling very cheap, Call and examine my Stock, It will pay you. I mean Business. 3fc B.Sirmaxs. It is not generally known that passengers traveling over the Brunswick & Western, Central of Ga., and Western & Atlantic Rail roads to Chattanooga and points beyond pass through or near the famous battlegrounds of Murfrees boro, Tullohoma, Chattanooga, and Chickamauga, Ringgold, Tunnel Hill, Rocky Face, Allatoona, (“Hold the fort; for I am com ing 1”) KENNESAW MOUNTAN, Atlanta, Jonesboro, Griswoldville, Fort McAllister, AndersonviUe and many others, nearly as famous. Ths above line may be 'justly termed. The Historic Battlefield Route of America, as it passes more points of Historical interest than any other railroad line. in recommendi ng Dr. King’d New* Discovery for Consumption,.having, used it fora servere attack of Bron chitis and Catarrh. It gave me instant relief and entirely cured' * me and I have not been. aiSicted. since. I also beg to state that I had. tried other remedies with no good? result. Have also used. Electric Bitters and Dr, King’s,. New Life Pills, both of which. I can recomr mend. , Di. King’s New Discovery • for Consumption, Coughs and Gold, is* sold on a pasitive guarantee. - Trial bottles free at Folks Mor gan’s Drug Store. ^rLkA-VK^BHrhbAR’DT^' - One day last week five negroes. were engaged iira game of cards, over in “Old Nine,” when & flash oflightniug licked the money off the board and stunned two of the gamblers. This is a warning, and first thing somebody knqws, a flash of some kind will sweep the board of both stakes and shufflers THE SUNBEAM SOCIETY. This asociation, composed of the young girls of the Methodist church, have been as busy as bees in preparing for a festival to be given at Krom’s hall on Friday evening and night, the proceeds going to the benefit of tbe parson age. These little people should be encouraged, in the cause they seek to promote, and we believe a gen erous public will see that they are.’ - The colored people are assured of a pleasant trip it they desire to go to Brunswick and Fernandina on the 16 and 17th. The prices named in the advertisement in another place, is for the. round trip-—go and come. Go on either train, on the former; come on eith er train oh the latter. The sit. John Sewing Ma chine, price $60.00, delivered at any shipping point, for $25.00, in advance. Remember this is tlie machine that sews equally as well running backward as forward. Send vour money to Wm.* Parker, Waycross, Ga. The colored people had a meet ing last Sunday, for the purpose of rasing funds fo- the building of a school house, nnd^scveral sub scriptions, were made and some paid in. These school meetings ^vill be continued at each church 1 respectively, until a sufficcnt amount is mad* up. The. colored people are waking up! Suppose arrangementr should be made to _b rin S together all the churches of Pierce, Ware, Coffee Clinch and Charlton in a big carap- meetieg, in Waycross, some time in the near future, wouldn’t it be a grand jubilee. The Headlight can aid some in that direction, if the affiiir should assume any pro portions. We are ready. Purdom, ■'Elliott and of Gienmore, were BUUOLARS. At Lulaton, WayDe county, last Friday night, the store of J. L. Courson was entered by burglars and the safe blown open. Two hundred and fifty dollars, • some valuable papers and other articles were taken. Some of the silver was found near by, . whence it-had beeu blown by the explosion. Mr. Courson, who lived nearby, did not bear the noise. Suspicion rests upon two strange white men who .were seen in the vi cinity a few days previous, but their whereabouts is not known since the burglary. A PLUCKY WOMAN. The Eastman Times says that “a tremendous chicken hawk swooped down into the yard pf Mr. Duncan Graham, of Irwin county, picked up a frying-size chicken, flew into the house, and lighting on a bedstead proceeded to devour its victim. Mr. Graham was absent from home at the time. His good wife was there, however, and instead of fainting, as roost of women would have done, she put down .all the windows, and securing a stick, made war on the vicious bird. The hawk showed fight, but the battle was a short one and m a few moments the plucky woman was master of the situation, she having killed the in truder.” Waycross Market Reports. The prices given below are retail figures. Oar leading merchants will guarantee wholesale prices to be so low that s trial order will invariably give satifactiou. We quote to-day only such articles as are mostly in de mand, still, all fancy and family groce ries may be purchased as cheap a*else where. BACON—Market firm and advanc ing: Smoked clear rib sides, II cents; dry-salt clear rib aides, 10 cents; shoul- ders.-T—•; hams, magnolia, 14 cents. , _ et steady: Ordinary. cts.; choice-245* eta;r - FLOUR—Market very fair: demand moderate: Extra,$450; fancy, $525: choice patent, $050. BUTTER—Market steady r We quote ; choice goshen, 20cents; G. E. Cream ery, 25 cts. SUGAR—Market dull, demand fight, Standard granulated, 6%cts ; Extra C, white, ; Brown, 6^. Our merchants are paying the following prices for country produce: Wool, 28hito 28J£ centshides, MLto. 1L>* cents; eggs, 18 to 20 cents; chick ens, 15 to 35 cents; beeswax, 16 to 17 cents; tallow, 0 to 7 cents. Pcmoaal* Mr. N. H. Frolilichstcn, of Moblrev Ala., writes: I take great plcaeoro- in rA(*nminond!n>f Hi* lTinn'a ** A OOPBKK AMD TEKBAPIIT. MBT. \\ r 6 find tbe following subjoined item in the Savannah No war. “Some of the enterprising young men. oh Americus hare bought up laud 1 oni the Alnpaha river^ in Wit ly, and 'intend 4 opeung’ up it gc pher and terrapin farm. The head quarters of the company will be im' Americus, where they will have « canning establishment. The terra pins and gophers will be made in to soup, sealed up hermetically and sent out to the markets of the country by wholesale. The company intend " starting with about $20,000 capital, with the privilege of increasing to any amount, and expect to be in oper ation by the time the Americus, Preston and Lumpkin reaches Abbeville next September. ATTEMPT AT RAPA A dastardly outrage was attempt ed on the person of Mrs. Taylor, at St. Mary’s river, near Folkston, one night last week. Milton Jen kins, a vicious negro, entered the house unobserved shortly after Mr. Taylor, who is the watchman for the Savannah, Florida & Western railroad at the St. Mary bridge, had left for his night watch, and secreted himself until Mrs. Taylor had retired. He then proceeded to execute his hellish crime. Fortun ately, Mrs. Taylor discovered him ere.&c could hush herorios by grap pling her throat, and ahe cried lustily, and help soon came and drove the monster from the thresh- hold before he had accomplished his object. He was pursued and captured, and had a preliminary trsl and .was committed. He was then turned over to Sheriff T. B. Henderson, of this county, and is now securely fettered in the Way- cross jail.—Savannah News. . .. , Five cents Lawns reduced to| week getting invitations, four cents, at E. H. CrawLy's. tf MASONIC CELEBRATION. Waycross Lodge, 305, F. & A M., will celebratr tbe anniver sary of St, John the Baptist, on the 24th Inst., by speeches from our Dept. Grand Master and others, at tbe Baptist church, at 10 a. m., and refreshments will be served at the courthouse at 12.30 for all Masons and fam ilies in good standing. The Eastern Star Degree will he conferred on the ladies entitled to receive it in the afternoon.-—- Lodges from Alapaba, Black- shear and Homerville, are ex pected. Every Mason in town i3 earnestly requested to come out early and bring their basket well filled with eatables for our vistors. An effort on the part of all will make it a success.— Visiting brethren cordially in vited. By order of tbe Lodge, E. P. Hawkins, Seretary,

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Waycross headlight. (Waycross, Ga.) 1884-1???, June 15, 1887, Image 1