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“• *•:* k# AV • ' V .1 W.kV cWM PAREKR Pronrietor. Temvcrance, 'Irditi't and Justice. $1.00 Per Annum, in Advance. Vol. 4. Waycross, GcorgiaJMober 12, 1887. «’•■»! CalcwlfT—Br«n*«lek Clrcait. Clincli—First Mondays in March nn<l October. Appling—Second Mondays in March nn«l October. Wayne—Third Mondays in March and October. Pierce—Fourth Mondays in March and October. Ware—First Mordays in April anil November. Coffee—Tuesday alter second Mon days in April and November. Charlton— 1 Tnoadays alter third Mon days in April and November. Camden—Fourth Mondays in April and November. • Glynn—Beginning on the first Mon days in May aud * December, and to continue lor two weeks, or as long as the business mav require. M«ni«lpal Mayor—W. J. FmJth. Councilmen -Warren Lott,E.P.McCalL Guo U. Yoomans, D. A. Williams. Treasurer—W. M. Mallon. Clerk id the Council—J. 8. Williams. Tax Assessor and G’olleetor-J.E.Butler. Marshal—J. P. Cason. Night Watchman—S. II. llinnant. Const? oarers. Clerk of the Supreme Court—W. M. Wilton. Ordinary—\Vanvn Ix>tt. Khcriff—T. B. Henderson. Tax Collector—i. A. Cason. Tax Receiver—J. J. Wilkinson. County Treasurer—W. 8. Bailey. County Surrogate—J us per humcc. Coroner—J. T. llale. SO.IKT1ET. tra T «r»ss MJ. »• * *- M. Meets in their hall 2nd and 4th Wed- nesdavH at 7 p. m. Visiting hretliern in the town are cordially invited. Pierce Udp* No- O?* I. «»• O. P. Meets at their hall in Woycross evefrv 1 stand 3rd Thursday evening at 80’cluck V G. P. Folks, N. G. W. J. Carswell, Scc’y. Knlakts of Pythias. Meets every Monday night in Lott'i Hall opposite Methodist Church. Warren I-ott, C. C. Jo UN R. Fkanki.ix, K. ol It. S. CASON & MILLER. GSERAL GROCERS, WA7CECSS BSCBBIA. CKRA-IINT, Hay, Salt and Bran, BY THE CARLOAD. BrunswicK AND WESTERN RAILROAD. TW BOUTS, Fifty Miles Snorter Than an; Other Route Between Wav- cross and Albany. Orders from the conrtry solicited, and prompt attention guaranteed. oc2f ly XL ROACH, Dental .Surgeon, MALLON'S HALL, WATCHOSS, HA. SOLICITS THE PATRONAGE OF THE PUBLIC. Csrlfiin House. Court House Square, Woycross, Ga. /. T. BALE Proprietor. Board per month $15 00: per day, $1 00 Clean beds, good fare and everything done lor the comfort of patrons. Tatcm House. IVayciss, - - Georgia. (Near the Methodist Church) BnarJei? by the month, week or day, taken at reasonable prices, and the comfort ol patrons looked after. iny£5 Saturday in each, month. J. P. Stati.inos, JrRAWi.Es, See’y. Folks ton Hotel, J. \V. RODPKSBEBY, Fro. Tolkstou, Georgia. \V M k ^top at this hotel when visiting Folk , * * | ston or Charlton County. Comryan Iron 11*11. Itocal Branch, 301, O. I II.. meets every Tuesday night in J. Ulilfeldor’s Hall. ’ Wii.i.i am Nom.K, C. J. John P. Cason, Accountant MASONIC. Folxston Lodge, 11X5, meets first Sat urday in each month. J. P. STALLINGS, W. M. J. Rawls, Secretary. BLACK*-II K.% It CIIAP-li n NO. 7. There will V>o regular meeting ol Hlarkshear Chapter No. 7 at Masonic llall, in WnycWM.on Weilncsday,2lat Instant, at 10 o’clock, a. ni. All ineni- liera expected to Ik* prompt in attend ance, and all aspirants lor degrees must be present. W. F. PARKER, II. T. A. J. Sweat, 8ecretar>. WEBBS WS WOBSBIP. M. K. Church South—Rev. K. J. Burch, Pastor. Preaching even* Sunday at 11 o'clock A. M., and 7 30 P. M. Sacrament of the LouI’s supper every first Sunday. Sirmali Fisridal u Western R A 1 LWtl [All trains of thisfl Central StandardThBa A arc run by TIMECARD IN KFM June 19, *87. Passenger trains aids rea l will nm daily as follows: i % WEST INDIA F| ffiT MAIL RK.U> DOWN. nr. \» up. 7 00 a in Lv - savanna ft - Ar 1200pm 12 30 p m I.v - JuckaM t - Lv 7 (X! a in 4 40 p m Lv - sanfod KI.V 1 15 a m 9 00 p m Ar - Tampfl BLv S 00 p m PLANT STEAM in i* line. On and after Sunday, Sept. 4th, Ly Ji 1887, passenger train, will run - follows: Wed and - Ar Havana Lv Sat a in np^nil an - p- in West Lv Wed and Sat p m Wed and Sat I ul from CENTRAL STANDARD TIME. WEST NORTH AND SOUTH. Mail. K.\'j». Brnnsw’k visB.&W lv 118 pin 0 30pm Pyles’ Marsh lv *1 45pm *0 5:1pm Jamaica lv 215pm 7 33pm Wavnes’v lv 2 55pm 8 13pm Hoboken lv 3 25pm 0 12pm Schlntter’v lv 4 10pm * 0 17pm W ay cross ar 4 38pm 1) 55pm 110 r s nv'li.via .FAW Charleston Callahan ar (159pm .. ... Jackson’v ar 7 45pm 5 30am J 3o p m Ar- Bambridgc- I. Jack,v,via s FAW lv 2 05pm 7 00pm 4 04 p in ArChatahoocheeLv 11 30 am Callalinn ^ lv 2 47am 7 40pm Pullman buffet cam'*to and from Chariot on lv 6 10am •; ! Jacksonville and New York, t Pullman buffet ears to New York and Tampa NEW ORLEANS EXPRESS. 7 06 a m Lv - savannah - Ar 7 58 p in 8 42 a in l.v- .hsiip -Ar 6 16 pin 9 50 a m Ar - Waycross - Lv 5 05 pm 11 £6 a m Ar - Callahan - Lv 2 47 p m 12 00 noon Ar - Jackson’v - Lv 7 05 p m 7 00 a in Lv- -Ar 7 45 pm Waycross.- Ar 4 40 p p 7 5Spm 6 10am ]“ t* 111 ]- v ' ' aldnsta - Lv 2 »0 p n r 12 25am 10 40am • 1 ; ? v J P !M Lv -.Quitman - Lv 2 2i» p u r 6 59pm 4 30am ! 1 22 P 1,1 Ar * Thomas v - Lv l 4o p u Fifty passenger trains now daily arrive at and depart from Macon. Macon has received since the first of September over forty-eight thousand bales if cotton. The public debt of the United Slates was reduced $16,500,003 during the month of September. Hon. H. Hart, representative of I Troup county, died on Saturday night last at liis home near West Point. . The Georgia State Fair at Macon j t this year, is going to l>e the big- j gest thing held in that line in years. Tho Slate Fair will be the big gest thing of the kind that ever took place in the South.—Hawk- insvillc News. v The Georgia Legislature is going to adjourn, but. not until after the Exposition, mind ycu. They save mileage, you see. vannah lv 1 30aiu i and New Orlcu Waycross, via HAW lv 5 00pm 10 05pm Ty Ty sunnier WIIHiigha: Davis Albany Mottgoracry ar Columbus ar Mscon ar Atlanta ar Marietta, via W&A ar Cnatanooga lv 6 15pm 11 30pm lv 7 30piu 12 46am lv 903pm 2 28am lv 9 18pm 2 45am lv 9 44pm 44 lv 10 00pm 44 ar 10 25pm 4 20am ar 7 25am 7 12pm ar 7 25am 2 45pm ar 44 9 15am • ar 44 1 Q5pm 2 36pm 7 05pm Louisville,via LAN ar “ (1 30am Cincinnati viuCin.Sour 44 6 40an FROM WEST NORTH AND S Cindn., yin ('in. Ho lv LouiM'v, via LAN lv Chat*n’ga,viaW.AA lv Marietta lv Atlanta,via CUR lv Macon lv Columbns lv Montgomery lv AlhonyrCia Ex, OOOpi 8 45,,i 8 05a i 12 53p» 2 20ps 6 50p 12 45pi 7 40«r. Davis Willingham sninner at reasonable rates^ During court I Ty Ty week a regular line of conveyance is | Alap’nha the road between this point, anil J Pearson Trader’s hill, the county-site. Rates reasonable, fare, first-class. Clinton M. Felder, REPRESENTING I. Epstein & Bro. lv 11 23am „ lv 11 4tpm 1220au. lv 12 18pm 12 aOsn? lv 12 38pm 12 .’loan lv 2 20pm 2 02an.- lv 3 34p:n 3 04am Waycross ar 4 49j.ni 4 18an; snvnn.via 8 F A W ar 7 58 pm 12 06a v. Charleston ar 12 25am 3 43p&< Callahan,viaFF.AWar 6 59piu 6 30an JacksonViUle ar 7 45pm 7 25am Jaekson’v.viaSFAWlv 2 05pm 7 00am Callahan lv 2 47pm 7 37a» ; 109 Congress St., Savannah, Ga. Wholesale Dealers in 'ailaluin lv 2 47pm Charleston lv 6 10im 3 Wan savannah lv 1 30pm Waycross, via BA W lv 5 05pm »0 00a m I sclilatter*v • lv 5 32pm *10 25a i Hoboken lv 5 51 piu 10 40a ‘ Waynes’v lv 6 53pm ll89i Famishing (hois, Rtc For Sale. Prayer meeting every fhitrsilav niiilit. Expelienee meeting eTcrv Tnesdav nielli. Smulay Schnol at :f o’eloek P. M V. 1,. Stanton, Superintendent. Preaching Aral and third Sunday, in each month, morning and evening.— Braver meeting every Wednesday eve ning and on tho .econd and fourth Similar mornings. Sunday School at :: o’clock V. M., II. P. Brener, Super intendent. Enscor.ii- Citeacii—Kev. II. B. Stewart Martin, paator. Servleta 2nd sumloy of tho month at 10 30 i. M-, and 7 13 r. it. Friday be fore the 2nd Sunday at 5 00 r. m. Weil- nrnlay before the 4th Sumlay 7 lor.n. Fridav lieforo the 4th Sunday at 330 r M . * Fouth Sunday of the month at 10 SO; and ntasO r. a.,standard time Other holy dava aceonling to nnth-e civen from the Chancel. Sunnav hool every Sunday at 3 r. m. Janude Pyles* Marsh Brunswick lv 7«>3pm 12 19ji lv 800pm *12 46pm ar 8 28pm I |8p ♦Stop on Signal*?. Purchaso lieketn at the sta tions and save extra fare collect- and Friday; foi Bostoif Thqrsdai* Baltimore every tiftlnrav.^ from W l'ennsacola, EAST FLORIDA EXPRESS. 1 30 p ni Lv - savannah - Ar 12 06 p in Lv - Jesup - Lv 10 32 a in Ar - Waycross - Lv 9 23 a m Ar - Jackson’v - I.v 7 00 a m Lv - •* - Ar 9 4-5 a ui Lv - Waycross - Ar 6 35 a ai Ar - Dupont - Lv 5 39 a ni Lv - Lake City - Ar 10 45 a in Lv - Gaines'v - Ar 19 30a in Lv - Live Oak - Ar 7 10 a in Lv - Dupont - Ar 3 29 p i 4 40 pi 7 *4 5 p t 7 20 p n 8 31 pi 3 25 p n 3 45 j) n No.27i i ii mfl fci'iifl To thr Cltmvh* fit thr Wa/r- j _ cro8» VtstHct. ■ p rcsi ,i oi ;i ci ef el,0 ii AVraomi, G.i., Oct., 1SS,. ^ cm utitl Western trip will cost Dear IIuetiiren axd Si»tee»: j liim.ilis tlioil-lit,more tUwi$10,- I Inkc this method of calling ‘ 000. IJc has lOigaacJ a-speciul your ottentiou to tlio rapidly train oflthree cars, korf will pat- approaching time of our Animal t nil expenses. Me sols on example Conference. It meets in San-{ n-liieh oitglilOo lio followed by dersviUe, Dec. 14t)t,—ami is i oilier public ollieiuls. They therefore only about t'vo| „ Pe d mit charter a special Irani, months off. This fact requires j but they ought to pay their ex- great activity on the purt of the i peases, cliurcliis, in order Hint every j claim nmy be met and no fail ures reported. The spiritnal Iilessings from the Lord have been very great this year. Many precious souls throughout the ’district have found Jesus as a Saviour, and altogether there Thr Difference. . lien liutlrr says he cannot see any difference between the bomh-tlirowiug indulged in V> extensively by tlie Confederates during the war and that done by the Anniclii.ts at Chicago. • has been much progress in re- Omi difference, which of itwli ligious nuitlcrs. Surely t.ien, i ought to excuse the Confwlcr- tlierc will be no lack in flic j ntca is that sonic of tiler bombs meeting of any of tho claims were thrown at Ron. Their ir- which the gospel has upon ns. j u.itions were all rigid. Ltt the stewards look faithfully s ] after the salary of their pastor, j An Old Veteran• 8 40 p r 10 55 i Ar Thonia* Albany buffet cars Lv 8 25 t Lv 11 mid from Jacksonville am! St. L»«iis via Thom- Hie, Albany, Montgomery and Nashville. ALBANY EXPRESS. 7 35 p m I.v - savannah - Ar C 10 a r ) 05 p m Lv - Jenup - Lv 3 15 a r i £0 a in Ar - Atlanta - Lv 7 05 p r £40 am Ar - Wax-cross - Lv 1£ 10 a r £30*i Waycross - Ar 11 50 p \r - Dujiout' - Lv 10 05 p m 7 10 a m Ar - lave Oak - Lv 6 55 p m i0 30 a m Ar - Gaincs'v - Lv 3 45 p m 10 45 a in Ar - Jaikc City - Lv 3 45 a in 2 5> a m Lv - Dupont * - Ar *9 35 p in 6 .*50 a m Ar Thom is’v - Lv 7 00 p ni 11 40 a m Ar - Albany - Lv 4 00 a m Stops at at nil the regular stations, Pullman sleeping cars to and from Jacksonville and Savannah andAtlanta. JESUP EXPRESS. 3 45 j» ni Lv - savannah - Ar 8 39 a m 6 10 p m Ar - J«*u; i 10 p in Ar - Jesup - Lv 3 25 a St«q»s at rcgtilar and flag stations. CONNECTIONS, annah for Charleston at C;43 am, (arnve Augusta via Yemnssoe at 12:30 p m). 12:26 p m and 8:23 j» in; for Augusta and Atlanta at 7:00 a ni, 5:15 pm and 8:20 j» ni; with steam- ‘ *’ >rk Sunday, Tuesday for A fancy five room new dwelling near the 8., V. & W. lt.dk, depot. I’riee, $1,150. One two story store house and two, vacant lots, near the 8., F. & W. Rv. i depot. All for $1,500. Also my residence, including two' acres in a fine orchard of Pear, Pecan, Oxhart-Clierry, Apples, Ac. All tlie trees beariu; ”— c.l upon the train. Tne mail train stops at all B. & W. Stations. Pn Georg thelist: of Notember. | man ought to feel ashamed. Xo I board the United States friciitu A negro woman with a beard j , nell a i„ 0 ng us, so truly earn | Urandywine for Havre, France, fully an inch in length, attracted | what they receive ns the men I to curry (Jen. Lafayette homo considerable_ attention on tlie i who lay down all secular pur-j from his last visit to tlie United strectsof Amcrivus Sunday. ] suits, and ‘’labor for tho souls.” ! States. Col. Ret ton was at that The lady cigar makers of Mad- j In several places throughout time a lifid-shipnmn in tho rid, Spain, arc enjoying a first-1 tltis district the churches are class riot. This is nothing wrong; stowing a commendable, and allow them full privileges. ever increasing liberality. For _ . ... . i tins praise God, and only regret The Gove rnor s convict mqu.rry ! } t js llot s0 in every cl.a?ge. court adjourned in Atlanta last! Faithful I ness upon the part of Wednesday. The Governorholds the stewards in presenting the Ids decision in relation of leases, cause to the people, and in set- Thekill providing for the regis- * ting the example of liberal giv- tration of the voters of Ware j themselves, will usually ceunty Georgia, is a law. Now, if secure success. I very much ..... i . n .... !„.»♦ .. * hope also, that the various col- vou don t register you don t vote. I, *. . * . . * . i lections ter missions, superanu- By the death of a friend, Geo. j ated preachers .chinch exclusion W. Dillard, of Atlanta, Ga., tails j etc ., w j\l be met in full, heir to $2,000,000. No such ea-; These assessments are made tastroohe in our family up to j very-light on tills district, and “lie! and it would be unjust not to The Georgia Legislature has be-1 nn B/ a,cfut ’. to l‘»ve nny fail- . „ . . ■ ‘ . . i ure at these points. Jncse crol- United States Navy. He is now in his t>2d year, hut as vigorous as most men at 00. Ho will go up to Macon and join with “the boys” in saying their respects to Jefferson Davis, if lie is there, on October 20th. Sixty-four years ago be was a classmate <r»f Mr. Davis in the West Point Military Academy. At JEsUP for Brunswick r.t 3:30 a m and 3:35 j> m; for Macon and Atlanta 10;30 a in and 11:07 j* lu. At WAYCROss for llxunsv.Srk at cs besriug. Fronting near tlie tanx _ the B. & W. R. R- Price $1,500. Aiul lastly six lots, 2,940 acres of well timbered land in tlie 11th district of Ware county. Price $1,200. Apply to 1* II. BUCHANAN, I tulv 27-3ml WavcroJs, Ga. Still r«r Kpaclle r«-rfonnane -. Henry Guerranl f Charlton 8np. NI. " K. Ciii ueu—Rev. J. Alien. Pastor. Preaching 2nd Sabbath in cad. month, atllA- M. and 7 30 P. M. Sale hath School at 3 l*. M. > Coart, Nov. SyvaniaW Bemrdslv, ) term, 1886. *It appearing to the eonrt that Sylva- nia W. Bcardslv, one of the respond ents in the above stated case, resides without the State of Georgia, so that the ordinary process of law cannot be sorved upon her, it is ordered that the said respondent appear and detnurr plead or answer bv the next term of said court, to Ik* held on 1 ueulay after Connections made at Waycross j io:9Ja inand 5 H151» m. to and from all points on Snvi.n-I A _ l CALLAHAN for Fqrnandina nah Florida & Western Railway. J Pullman Palace Sleeping and! Mann Boudoir cars upon Jackson- j J” ville and Cincinnati Express. ! _ etc., «t II :27 n m. Pullman Palace Sleeping amli At LIVE OAK for Madison. Tal- n I..S jIuhOEUt.*, rtc., ut 1038 a m an.l 7:30 First-class car through to Chat- anoogn. The only line running sleeper to Cincinnati via Queen an«l Crescent Route. F.-AV. ANGIER, A. G. P. A. J. a. McDuffie, g. p. a. A. A. GADDIS, V. P. & G. M. . ... GAINESVILLE ; for Ocala, j Tavares, Rrooksvillu and Tampa at 10:55 am. At ALBANY for Atlanta,Macon, Mont- jromery, Mobile*, New Orleans, Nash ville, etc. At CHATTAHOOCHEE for Pen sacola, Mobile, New Orleans at 4:14 p ni Ticket* sold and sleeping ear berths secured at BREN’S Ticket Office, and at the Passenger Station. W.M.P. HARDEE,Gen. Pass. Agent. RG. FLEMING Snpt. J.A. JONES Missioxaut Bimrr Cnvucii, Col— liev. B. J. tirccne, p««tor. riccliing 1st «nd 3rd Sum,lay in each month at 11 u, m., Sp. m.,_and 7 m.. Sunh.y-aclKK.I^r.mj T.ylor default thereof that the complainant have leave t.» proceed aa justice may ‘ onler l>e pubiishml once a month r ft air months in some public garotte Cornn-\xn Syhmes, Judge Si (’. B. C. ouj>vn«»« -I'lvul, every p.m. Prayer-meeting cverr Monday evening at 7 p. m. Standard lime. Pcamm (Coffee County) Clrr.U- Mi3fe ri ^^ ar8e ' % sfe 8 “it.*> Mil’. 3rd Saturday, anti S’unday, l’affor.l a eh. •ini Sunday night, WiIIvoocImk*. a,i, vjntimlay and Sunday. Bobert’s eh, av night. Grav*s mill. " , Rev. J. M. Boland Johx C. Nichols, Comt’s Sol. A tmo extract from the minutes. A. G. Gowes, Clk.SC CM. Aug 3rd 1887 • (nov24-oam4ius ARBUCKLES’ of COFFEE Is a i and Sat before, B-the! chuivh. 1 Sat. Kfore, at Mills* elmrch “ . and Sat. .before, at AR10SA Livery and Feed STABLES. {Opposite Methodist Church.] WAYCROSS, GA gan talking about adjourning on October 20. It will have been in session one hundred and seven days to that date. It is rumored that the Railroad Commission, of Florida has. re duced passenger rates to I* cents per mile and lowered freight tar iffs 20 per cent. A Kentucky gentleman owns a dog that chews gum. lie need not come this way; the children and ladies da the gum chewing for this country. Dogs need not apply- The jail at Douglass, Coffee county,Ga., was burned last Thurs day night. A negro, was confined in it for larceny and was trying to burn himself out. He burned him self alive. Assistant postmaster Anderson, of Savannah, Ga. has been found to be short in his accounts to the amount of inoro than a thousand dollars. A new assistant has been appointed. David Weisbcin, the reliable Savannah, Georgia, dealer in dry goods, etc., has rc-opencd at his old stand 153 Broughton st. He will he pleased to see his many friends when they go to Savan nah. , The indignant people of Amur ! icus persuaded a negro named j Scabon Fcagnn to leave the place ! for trying to force hirn^lf into the I carriage of ft lady of that city. Her j husband litis first given him a whip- ; ping- The naval store merchants of Savannah, Ga., have issued a cir- lections arc in the hands of the pastors, and I doubt not, that persistency on their part will secure every assessment. F rom a careful survey vS the situation, I am convinced that by a vigorous effort on the part of the pastors and stewards,and liberality on the part of the peo ple, every dollar of every assess ment in the district can be met. Brethren, let us do. our whole duty, and carry up to Confer ence, a clean balance sheet; thereby showing to the world that we appreciate the claims of tho gospel upon us. If every man will do liis duty, there will be no difficulty lii ac complishing this much to the desired result. McTcyiro is a “statistical bishop” and inquires .very closely into reports. The following list gives the time for holding the Quarterly Conferences in the different charges: South Camden, Temples, Ocf. 1-2 Folks ton, Folkston, Oct. 2-3 Alapalia, Alapaha, Oct. 8-9 Statcnvillp, Statenvillc Oct. 15-16 Hcmcryille, Csmpmecting, Oct. 19-25 Sumnv.ru, Sumner, * Oct. 29-30 Little River, Oct. 31, Nov. 1. Moultrie, Greenfield Nov.5-6, Stella, Wesley chapel, 11a. m. Nov- 7. Stella. Antioch, Nov.7-8. Lownsdes, Ocean Fond, Nor. 11-14 Wares boro, Warcsboru, Camden, White Oak, St. Marys, Mil town, Miltovrn, Nov. Pearson, Roberts Valdosta, Woycross, I earnestly request that overy official will be present at liis Quarterly Conference. If pos sible, lot every church report a full settlement at the fourth Nov. 16-17. Xov.19-50. Nov. 2: 26-27. Nov .29-30. Dec. 4-5. Dec. 10-11. A n En raffed Hull. A foiv Jays ago, while tho construction train on tho A. F. & L. KuilrnuJ was eugagoJ on % job of work near Abbeville, a little hhictwire-gritss ImU be came enraged ut what lie consid ered nit intrusion upon his rights and privileges. Tlie lit tle bovine braced himself* against a cross-tie mi the track mid, with elevated (nil, bel lowed defianeeat the approach ing engine. licsnlt—demol ished hull and derailed engine. It consumed a day's lime in jetting the engine on’the track again smd repairing the dam- ;e to the train. T.its is clearly n case in which tho rood is en titled to damage* instead of tho owner of the hull. Tito engines on the “baby rood” will hereaf ter no doubt be very careful about tackling wiregruss bulls. Senator Cotquttt. Senator Colquitt has served the State in the Senate fivu years, and as the end of- liis term approaches, the question as to who'will he liis successor. becomes important. The Mor ning News believes ihnt he will, and ought to succeed hitwelf. His services ill the. senate hnvo not lioen of.Xlio sui t celled‘.‘bril liant.” He has not distijignish- " *i«fir, BASNET THO UBH Savannah, Georgia. cuhtr to tho naval stores producers «.f Souther.. Georgia in which j QuarteVly^nfereuceV they pleugo sympathy and sup- 'Yours in the work, port in the attempts to reduce tlie I ' \\'. F. 1.1.0YD. crops and raise prices. | . , m ‘ —— The recent election in Tennessee | VYe have just received one of itten, like ine rcccni election m lenncssce . We have just received one terminated so disastrously to sa-! 4l ... . ... loon keepers that they have voluu- * ie P re Hiest songs ever writte tcord, to shut up on Sunday, hop- i called** There’s no one li ins thus to avert tlie full force of M 0 tncr to me,” by Charles A. the prohibition wave, and if pos sible to defersueh an election, Rate*, per day, $1.5© to $S.©0. The Police Gazette says Georgia will not allow its circulation with- I in her borders and retaliates hv saying this is the most wicked, criatinal State ill tho Union. COFFEE LESS Til AN ONE DAY, 50e. EACH FOR ROOM AND MEAL K f"*- serves his master, the father of lies, well, still, if we Save 'Rus and Hack hire by taking Street Cars direct to arc bad. hir. dirty loathsonn sheet Is nmr good whra expossd to tha sir. this brand Inharmtlcallr * AC KAQES. • 1 TEE’. arc bad. hir. dirty loathsoms ould make us worse. You raav ’ ' you slmi Davies. For a nice home song, in which both the words and music are so very pretty, it is hard to equal. It cau bo played on the piano or organ, and will bo sent to any address for only 22 1-ccnt stamps. Address tho publishers, J.C. Greene it Co. and 42 Arcade, Ciuciu- ; 30 Ilf ed himself as a partisan "lead hut on almost every question that has arisen lie dies represent- ed, truly and fuillifuHy, tbs opinions of tbo jicopfo of Geor gia. Tlml is tho kind of servico ■ the pcojde want In spite of tlie fart, it is not at all unlikely that should the Senator oiler for rc-clcetion \in will be met with coiisiderable.'if ineffectual, opposition Evi dence is already to he seen that the element of the Democratic party which lias aJoptcd the re publican idea, that cheap whis ky aud plenty of it is till Hint is necessary to the happiness of the American people, will do everything in its power to de feat him. Hdppily this ele ment is small, even though it does manage to make u good deal of noise. Senator ColcuiU represents more fully than utiv other nfuit in the State tho opposition;to the Republican progrninmo.of d dear' ueces- cheap wliisby and , saries of lile. "He lias been* a consistent advocate of - tariff re form, and in liis outspoken temperance views may he per haps be found (lie chief cause of the antagonism utamfei* ' towards him. lie can “ light on sbcli on tho record he made for hi self in tlie