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THE WAYCRQgg WEEKLY HERALD I
WHOLESALE and RETAIL
HAY, GRAIN, BRAN, COW FEED, CRACKED CORN,
'■>TTON SEED MEAL, HULLS, SHORTS, CORN
CHOP, FLOUR.-MEAL, GRITS, ETC.
We Sell at Retail at Wholesale Prices
TERM8 LASH
T. Q. BIBB
SMOKE
J. M. COX, CO.
FIGARO’S
THE BEST CLEAR HAVANA CIGARS
£ocal Sr Personals.
FLEA8ANT MOMENTS STATION.
Read every day wliat’a on th,e board
and slate, and get a pretty button to
take home with you.
Don’t you need some buttons. Don't
have to be sewed on. Pleasant Mo
ments Station Is a place of sight see
ing. and you rest while you see, as
well as forget your little worries for
lhe time being.
The officials of Waycross should
look after our little parks continually
and assiduously. They are breathing
holes which we will neod in the fu
ture.
Mr. W. H. Mullin. of St. Marys
in the city today.
Frank Parker’s many friends are
pleased to learn that he is improving.
NOTICE TO CREOITOR8.
Robert Bidault has applied for ex
emption of personality and setting
apart and valuation of homestead and
I will hear same at 10 o’clock a.
on Monday Sept. 21st, 1908 at ray of
fice in the Court House at Waycross,
Ga.
WARREN LOTT.
Ordinary.
FIRST SHOWING OF
LADIES’ FALL SUIT’S
FOR EARLY FALL WEAR
Prices From Six Ninety-eight to Twentv Dollars
THE WAYCROSS BAZAAR
if 48 Plant Ave, R. B, Pollard, prop.
The finest load of sugar cane
have seen this season was brought to
the city this morning by Mr. W. S.
The friends of Mr. C. E. Murpny are . , .. .
, A . ...... Crawford, of Ruskin. He says it 13
glad to see him out again today.
Postmaster Murphy who was report
ed sick yesterday is better today.
The friends of Miss Lucille Rippard
will be glad to know that she is some
better today.
Sit in the middle of the boat boys.
We are going to make the land in
fine shape.
Miss Corine Little, of Waycross left
fc-esterday for Many, La., to accept a
^position as teacher.
Remember, it is looking down that
makes one dizzy. Look up, and your
brain clears, your heart grows calm,
your strength comes to you for every
task and every emergency. ^ f
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N. B. Garrett recently visited his re
latives in North Caolina and while
there promised to sei d th.em a buhel
of sugar cane seed. Parties having
sugar cane seeJ for sale In this sec
tion will please bring them to Mr. Gar
rett. He will pay almost any price
tor them.
Mr. Silar Morton, of Egypt, Ga., is
in the city visiting his brother, Mr. T.
H. Morton, Mr. Silas Morton is about
74 years old. He visited Waycross,
about two years since and is remem
bered by many of us. Mr. Morton will
remain In Waycross a few days.
Joe Brown cane.
A commercial tourist stated to a
Herald reporter today that In fifteen
or twenty days there would be
great change In the business situa
tion In this state. He says the large
wholesale houses are preparing to
send out their agents and in a few
weeks they would be among us, and
that business would be greatly re
vived In this section.
Mr. George Wethers and Mr. George
Johnson, of Atlanta are spending a
short time in Waycross and paid the
Herald office a pleasant visit this
morning. ..
FOR SATURDAY AND MONDAY.
7 pounds granulated sugar ...*$1.00
cans Dime* tnllk 20c
pound Con Pie Peachps
t SCOTT BEATON, Beaton Block
MORTGAGE SALE.
Georgia, Ware County.
Under and by virtue of a power of
sale contained in a certain mortgage
executed by W. W. Sharpe of said
county to the Mayor and Council of
the City of Waycross, on the 9th day
of June 1905, and recorded in the office
of the Clerk of the Superior Court of
said county in Mortgage Book “B"
page 434, the undersigned will sell at
public outcry, to the highest bidder
for cash, at the door of the court house
of said County In Waycross, Georgia,
within the legal hours of sale, on Tues
day the 6th day of October 1908, the
following real estate, to wit:
All of lots two hundred and thirty
six (236) and two hundred and thirty
seven (237) In the 8th district of Ware
County Georgia, each containing four
hundred and ninety (490) acres, more
or less.
Said sale being for the purpose ot
paying a certain promissory note exec
uted by said W. W. Sharpe to the
Mayor and Council of the City of Way-
cross for the principal sum of $1293.60,
dated June 9th 1903, and due twelve
months after date, and bearing inter
est from May 16th 1903. at 8 per cent
per annum, together with 10 per cent
attorney’s fees; the total amount duo
on aid note being, on the day of sale,
$1293.60, principal, $350.71 interest
and $164.43 attorney’s fees, together
with costs of this proceeding; said
mortgage having been made for the
purpose of securing the payment of
;atd Indebtedness; and proper con-
•oyaneo will be executed to the pur
chaser or purchasers of said lands.
Tills the 2rd day of September, 190S.
THE MAYOR AND COUNCIL OF
THE CITY OF WAYCROSS.
By A. M. Knight, Mayor.
Want Adds
Adds under thla col
umn 8 Centa a L,Ine.
IV. J. GASSETT
Contractor and guilder
FOR RENT -itoomi |n southern
Hotel for reuL See D. & O. Lott.
ANSLEY Coa * Company Co*
and Wood. Phone 22.
f-.OAI— Jelnco. me finest coal
’leliverl Quick. Seasoned wood, an)
length. Brewer & BlrmanC- Phonl
A PPL ES
F.O R S A L E
By the barrel*In large or small Jots
Box 247. J. E. HALL.
WA YNES VILLEp N. C.
That handsome life size picture cf
W’m t J. Bryan, your next president,
in the window of the Herald office, was
presented by Col. John C. McDonald.
Mr. Bryan himself sent It to Col. Mc
Donald and the Col. said he wanted to
Igive to the next best democrat in the
county. And so we have it. Call and
see It.
c: WART'S) GOT FI8H AT 288.
♦VII! deliver to any part/of the city
Wo will try to have at all times, trout,
mullet, sheep head, perch, etc. Cal!
288. If fish wo send don’t suit you wo
will take them back. We are at the
same old stand. Tcbeau street. By
the English block. Just back of the
big hotel Remember Cowart’s 28 tt
MACY,
The Majestic"-
THF.ATER
Pendleton Street
Moving
Pictures
Open from S To iO P. M.
PROGRAM
“Hobo, Hero,” “Jealous wo
man,’’ “Master as General,”
“Manouvers of a life boat.”
Complete change of Pro
gram Dally.
HR. & MRS. BJ. MORRIS
-*4 Managers.^
NOTICE -TeIei)b0I, ° tfo. 20 tor
tinning, repairing, roofing, guttering
of any kind. A. P. King & Co.
WOOD -061 your *°°d» seasoned
wood, any length, delivered quick
from Brewer & Slrmans, Phone 205 t!
BOARDERS WANTED — EITHER
table boarders or board am; rooms fur-
nihed at 41 Pendleton street. Miss
Month on. :
FOR RENT—LARGE STORE ROOM
Opera House Bldg. Apply to C. W.
Parker, Lc Grande Hotel BuilJing.
FOR RENT —Seven room dwell-1
ing, 24 Isabella; three 6-rooin dwell
ings, Nos. 9, 11 and 13 Reynolds street.
Apply B. I). Finn, 82 Albany Ave.
FCR RENT -7 room dwelling No
17 Stephenson street. Hot and cold
water and baths. Vacan lot for gardon
This house suitable for two families.
Price $22.90 Apply No. 9 Haines Ave-
nue to ^*oti Beaton. •' W**
YOUR NAME -TI '» ell < ! ' 1 ,n
gold on 4 beautiful post cards for 15
cents. Murray Art Co., Waresboro,
' 2 tf
A postal card from Hon. Win. G.
Brantley, who is with Mrs. Brantley,
tt French Lick Springs, Ind„ this
morning informs us that both Mr. and
Mrs. Brantley are well and enjoying
their outing. The Brantley s will re
gain at the Springs until the 11th.,
Inst.
LOST - ° n Plant Avenue, 32 Smith
: Wesson revolver. Liberal reward
o finder paid at Herald office. 4 3t
FOR RENT -5 room cotu * e No *
17 Remshart street Apply C. W. Par
ker, La Grande Building. 4 3t.
Y. C. PARKER,
Contractor & Builder,
Waycross, Georgia.
•VILL FURNISH MEALS.
TO FAMILIES.
Sophia Clark, the Reastauiaut keep
er oa Jane street is furnishing, meals
to famUlet. who de«lre inch oerrlco,
el reasonable price*. She now fur-
a' be* nerernl famine, and would Uke
n few more cottomer*. She can be .
readied orer -phone IS*. M tw 74 FaTfttLETON ST.
FOR STORING furniture see
T. J. or Simon, Martin. We store all
kinds of goods and do all kinds of
drnying and moving household goods
a specialty. T. J. MARTIN.
Phone, 129 Residence 20 Thomas st
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SAINTS REST FARM FOR RENT.
Saints Rest farm, the best truck
farm in Ware county is tor reut to
the right party for anothor year. See
me a; once.
tf A. P. PERHAM, SR.,
FOR SALE -Lot 105x115 feot
South West Corner Carswell and
Clinton Street. There is a bargain in
this lot. J. F. MAY8,
At passenger Station.
HY should you bum
a hod of coal and make the
whole house uncomfortably
warm j ust to heat a flat iron ?
Try the ELECTRIC METHOD
"Nothing bot but the Irou’
Simple, safe, sure, economical,
clean,always ready. Heat turns on
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* 1 nnJ ir°i r , l‘kc incandescent lamp
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ELECTRIC FLATIRONS ON TRIAL
HAYiKOSS HEtTKIl’ Li. & POWER Co
REDING’S TALCUM POWDER
25C THE POUND
WANTED - For Goorgla and
Florida Schools, male and female
teachers. More positions than appll-
cations. Apply with stamp. Southeast-
Teachers Bureau, Box 1095 At
lanta, Ga.
CYPRESS STOVE WOOD
—18 Inch Cypress Wood, split ready
for the stove, 60c for 1 horse load;
$1.00 for 2 horse load at the.mill. Cy
press Is better than oak for the stove.
No soot, steady beat. Waycross Cy
press Co., 2 tf*
FOR RENT— Two b° u ' e ”’ N '°- 11
B. Street anJ No. «2 Albany Avenue
Vo. 62 Is a two atory building In good
shape. Apply to Mrs. C. Oelger. 68 Al
bany Avenue. 1 **•
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LOST -Betwecn and
Jane, small heart shaped gold pin;
diamond In center. “H. 8”. on back.
Reward of returned to 37 Jane atreet.
FOR SALE*^ rwo b,00d ■ lound
pupplea. 5 monthi old. Fine breed. Ap
ply T. M. Collins. 186 Albany Are.
t 2w.
Of Excellent Quality and
‘Delightful Terfume
Redding & Co.
PHONE 303
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of flour wo make many varieties ol
BREAD.
Bach kind 1* different In shape, six.
ferent In method of making nod du
ferent i» flavor. Hardly necessary J)
*ay that all are excellent We make
nothing that we cannot recommend
JC HUBER
WAYCROSS RESTAURANT
To«y Brown, Prop. OPEN ALL NIGIT. Phone 201
The Very choicest things are served here st all time. Right
now delicious Spring Chickens On* fresh sod salt water Fish
are on menu today. Our club aondwlahes are always good our
regular dinner for II cent* to the best mssl your money can
bay. Better din* with us todsy end set bare regularly while
your family Is sway.
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