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Wit PABZBR Proprietor.
tl.QO Per Annum, in Advance.
Waycross, Georgia, September 14,1887.
PRESENT1WC.
Cook ye folks who love to eat,
Boil yonr cabbage, fry your meat,
Bake your custards, tarts and pies.
Come to town, convince yonr eyes
That stores are cheaper, better, too,
Although you send to Kalamazoo.
8are yonr money, buy them here, - ’
Our highest stores are far from dear.
OTHER THINGS IN PROPORTION.
Steel Nails, lOd, 12,20 and up, SO pounds for $1.00
“ “ 8d, 28 “ - “
“ “ 4 and 6d, 24 “ « “
■ Stoves, from $3.50 to $21.
Ranges, from $25 to $36.
Guns, from $2 to $49.50.
Rifles, from $3.25 to $19.60.
Curry Combs, 6 for 25c. to 35c. each. '.
Files, from 1 l-2c. to 50c.
1 quart tin buckets, 5c.
2 “ “ 3 for 25c... :**
Axes, 65c., 75c., solid steel, $1.4- <
Axe Helves, 5c., 10c., 15c.. 20c.
Whips, 15c. to $2.
Saddles, $1.75 to $8.50.
Saddle Blankets, 25c. to $1.75.
Bridles, 50c. to $1.75.
Buggy Robes, assorted prices.
English Barlows, 4 for 25c.
Grindstones, 8 l-2c. to 5cl per
Hollow-ware, 4c. per pound.
Plqw Steel, 5o. per pound.
Shoot, ye devotees of fun, (
Yea, come to town and buy a pin.
$45 to $115.
We pay cash for Flint Hides 10 1-2 cents,
Cotton, highest market price always. Tallow,
Before Jack Frost shall come again,
Buy a Mill and grind your cane,
And when the toil is quite forgotten,
Come to Waycross with your cotton.
Wax, etei, likewise.
Bring everything you have for market* Chick
ens, Eggs, etc., etc*., etc.
The Waycross chicken sleeps in dread,
Because so few e're come to town,
Yes, any day his stately head
May lie in death upon the ground.
We will say, and wc mean what wc say, that
Waycross is the Place to Buy
Hardware, Harness, Saddles, Stoves and Tinware, Buggies, Wagons-
Agricultural Implements. Paints, Oils, Crockery, Glassware, Queens-
ware, Graniteware, Wheelbarrows^ Wheels, Hubs and Spokes, Buggy
Harness and fine Whips, .Guns, ‘-boys’ guns,” men’s single and
double batrelled breech -loading,.jolt's Winchester, target and parloi
Rifles,brass aiid paper Shells: carpenter’s fine edge Tools, New Home
Sewing Machines, Corn Milli§-.' Agricultural Furnaces, Corn Shcllers,
Feed Cutlers, arid'■ ’ •
A THOUSAND AND ONE
other articles, the farmer, the carpenter, the housekeeper, the sports-
.man, or any other kind-of a man or woman, needs to make life com-
' fort able. Tdifl not mean to leave out Fishing Tackle, Tobacco and
and Cigars, Ac:, Ac., Pitcher Pumps and Pipe, Harness, Lcnther
Lacing. ,
READ THE NAMES
• • '-V- v -- .
of everything you can find on this page, then come to Waycross with
your Cotton, Hides, Wax, Tsllpw,'Ac., for which wc alwvas pay the
nigbestynark^l price the day ifcoines in.'
TOBACCO, CIGARS, TOpiCCO CUTTERS,
CIGARETTES, PIPES, DRINKING
CUPS, DRINKING FLASKS,
PAPER SHELLS, BRASS
SHELLS, WODS, LOAD
ING IMPLEMENTS,
GAME BAGS.
LEGGINS,
CABTIDGES OF ALL KINDS, SHOT POUCHES, POWDER
. Flasks, Caps, Knob Locks, Dead Locks, Rim Locks, Mortise Locks,
Fad Locks, Door Bells, Door Pulls, Night Latches, Closet Locks and
Latches, Sash Locks, Chest Locks, Trunk Locks, Screws, Cut Tacks,
Brass Tacks, Copper Tacks, Lining Tacks, Hungarian Nails, Blind
Hinges, Strap Hinges, T Hinges, Screw Hinges, Back Flaps, Log
Smews, Gate Hinges, Butts of all kind, Sash Fasteners, Sasli Lifts,
Sash Pulls, Spring Balances, Stillyards, Scale Beams, Egg Beaters,
Molasses Gates, Rivets and Burs, Bolts of all kind, Repair Links,
Washers, Hooks and Eyes, Screw Hooks and Eyes, Hoops and
Staples, Pocket Knives, Tablo Knives and Forks, Silver Knives, Sil
ver Forks and Spoons, Paint Brushes, Horse Brushes, Shoe Brushes,
Clothes Brushes, Curry Combs, Plows, Hoes. Grub Hoes, Mattox,
P runing Shears, Scissors, Butt Hole Scissors, Razors, Razor Strops,
8 having Mugs, Shaving Brushes, Shaving Boxes, Meat Cotters, Meat
8 toilers, Coffee Mills, Trace, Hamcs, Water Sets, Money Drawers,
Sauce Pans, Skillets, etc., Chums, Dog Irons, Cow Bells, Faucets, Oil
Cans, Rice Pans, Buggy Umbrellas, Sifters, Homes, Home Strings,
Collars, Collar Pads, Shop Tools, Dry Paint, Oil Colors, Step Ladders,
Fry Pans, Iloes, Marbles, Mill Backets, Cidar Buckets, Painted and
Juniper Tin Tire Buckets, Back Bands, Porcelain Stenmpot, Rakes,
Fork*, Drags, Flower Pots, Spades, Urns and Vases, Wash Boards,
Ice Cream Churns, Hubs, Spokes and Rims, Fishing Poles, Water
Pails, Slop Jars, Boring Machines, Folding Drawing Knives, Racket
Braces, Church Bells, Ice Boxes, Linen Boskets, Market Baskets,
Solder Irons, Lead, Shot, Powder, Belt Punches, Belt Hooks, Clothes
Line*, Plow Lines, Grindstones, Firmer Chisels, Flaming Chisels,
R Now Plyero, Button Plyers, Augers, Auger Bets, Hollow Augers,
Wind Dividers, Screw Drivers, Hammers, Hatchets, Hand Saws,
Wood Saws, Cross C Saws, Turnout Saws, C C Saw Setts, Wood
Planers, Iron Planers, Match Planers, Circular Planers, Router
Planers, Plank Planers, Level Square, Try Square, Bevel Square,
Draw Knives, Adjustable D Knives, Files and F Handles, Monkey
Wrenches, Pipe Wrenches, 8 Wrenches, Pocket Wrenches, Pocket
Rules, Brace and Bits, Chisel Handles, File Handles, Saw Handles,
Plane Handles, Chalk L Reel, Oilers, Buckles, Halter 8traps, Halter
Chains, Spars, Riding Whips, Buggy Whips, Wagon Whips, Cow
Whips.
TWO CAR LOADS STOVES,
340 KEGS STEEL MILS,
ONE CAR LOAD WAGONS,
Buggies, Sulkies and Phsetons, ,
OAR LOAD OF FDRNXTURE,
1,500.00 DOLLAftS’-WORTH OF GUNS,
200 ? Dozens Files,
3.00. Dozen Curry Combs,
200 Ovens, Pots and Spiders,
WASH POTS, CAME HULLS,
Boilers and Kettles,
Turpentine Tools, 600 gross Screws,
Hammer wall yonr blunted Plows,'
And skin with care your old dead cowa.
For while the world bo swiftly atridos
You’ll get good money for your hides.
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HAS HO EQUAL.
PERFECT SAT4SF4CTm\
—ORANGE, MASS.—
sauitar -
Sew,
Hie
_ and fast,
is the beat at last.
It runs b-o sweetly, turns the soil,
It takes away the dread of toil,
Bring on your Chickens, Eggs and Wax,
To make out out what your mohey lacks.
