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S SOCIETY NEWS' Surprise Party. A dfliftlit ful surprise psrty oc curred at the cozy home of Mr. and Mm. Joe Malpas, in Old Way. cross, Friday eveuinjf. At 8 o'clock a crowd of yomiK people gathered at the home of Mm. Georgia Jones, each of the youiig men carrying a package of dainties, and they all proceed together to the Malpus home. The young couple were taken completely by surprise, hut they were quite equal to the emergency and with perfect ease and grace they soon hud the parly lost in pleasure. Those present were Misses Vir die I.ee, Daisy Deakle, Emily Hu dolph, Nettie Jones, Martha Jon-' Messrs. Thornton Carroll, Wi Crawley, Jim Jpnes, John Greer J. V. Woodward, John Woodward Fred Dorn. Birthday Party. The Home Mission Society of the I’reshyteriau church will give n novel entertainment on Friday evening, at the Armory, the occa. sion being a birthday party, penny will mark each yenr of grown people and children alike, hut as many object to letting their age he know n, it is expected that they will go beyond their years. The pen nies, nickels dimes and larger amounts will be handed in in sealed envelopes. Refreshments will bo served during the oveniug As the proceeds will be used for furnishing pews fur the church, it is hoped a largecrowd will be pros, ent and a handsome sum realized Personal Paragraphs. Dr. and Mrs. J. L. Walker have ns their guests the Misses Haiti, of Macon. Miss I.iliun Nichols left on Tties- for Hlackshenr, to spend n few days with friends. Mm. J. C. McDonald has returned home, after a visit of two weeks at Diusmore, Fla. Miss Muhle Cook, of Hrunswick is visiting frionds in the city. Mr. Claud Dnrt, of Brunswick, is the guest of Mr. and Mrs. W. W. Sharpe. Mr. and Mrs. II. Murphyleft on Weduesdoy for n mouth’s visiting on St. Simons. Mrs. J. H. Whitman is spending the weok with Mrs. Charles Mc Intosh, in I.uraville, Fla. Mm. Hatcher, after an extended visit to her sister, Mrs. G. It. I.ove lace, left during the week fur New York. Mrs. K. C. Folks has gone on a two weeks' visit to her daughter, Mrs. George Hell, in Swainsboro. I.ittle Miss Maud Jenkins left on Thursday for Valdosta, to spend several weeks with her grandmoth er, Mrs. T. J. Jenkins. Mrs. A. II. O’Keefe left during the week for Augusta, where she will visit relatives. Miss Marie Wester has returned home after a visit of two mouths to relatives in Ailihurn, Miss Ida Blackburn, of Need ham, ia the guest of her aunt, Mrs. Thigpen. Miss Louise Branham hits gone to her homo iu Atlanta, where she will spend the summer, returning to her school duties next fall. Mrs. K. It. Goodrich left Satur day for Liverpool, Ktigland, her old home,where she will visit rela tives and friends. After an enjoyable visit with Mr. and Mm. F. A. Bates, Mrs. J. 11. l.ongley lias returned to her home in Chrttauooga, Teiiu. Mrs. Clareuce Hlackshenr, of Quitman, has been spending a few days with the Misses Blackshear. on Gilmore street. SO pieces yard wide Bleaching. No starch good quality, 5 ceuu per yard. D. A. McGee. New lot of Revival No. 8 Song Books at the Journal office. CASH < CLEARING + SALE AT Waycross Clothing.. Store.... Commencing Monday, June 10,1901, and Ending Saturday Night, June 22. Our counters will be arranged so as to give you choice of 200 of our Best Suits for . 200 of our next best Suits 100 of our next best Suits . 100 bf our next best Suits , S 12.50 the suit. . 810.00 the suit. 8 8.00 the suit, . S 5.00 the suit. During this sale we will sell Stetson’s Best Hats at $3.00 the Hat. Washington aud Jefferson’s best at 82.50. Our $5.00 Shoes at $3.50 per pair. Our 84.00 Shoes at 82.75 the pair. Our $3.50 shoes at 82.50 a CHILDREN’S TT' y Clothing.... At a Big Discount OUR IDEA IS TO Reduce Stock One-Half Therefore will sell in any line Of our now large stock at... BIQ REDUCTIONS! REMEMBER THE DATE From June 10th to June 22(1,1901. THE. WAYCROSS • CLOTHING. STORE. Presbyterian Church. Sunday. June 10, morning ser vice, 11 o’clock; Sunday-ichool, 4 pm.; evening service, 8; prayer- meetiug Wednesday*, 8 p.ra. J. M. Johnson, who had been suffering with typhoid and pneu monia for nearly two months, died at his home in Old Nine Wed nesday morning. Mrs. Johnson died about a month ago. Summer Lawns aud Embroider- iea, to close, at bargain prices. D. A. McGee. C. W. Jeffords will buy your crosaties, in.pect them on the road and pay cash. Write him or see him at the Waycross Clothing Store. JIOKTGAGE FOKECLOSUKE. .STATE OF GEOKGIA—County of Ware Under aud by virtue of a power of sale contained in a mortgage executed by Albert liobinson to T. T. Thigpen dated the 0th day of November, 1000* ami recorded in the office of the clerk of Ware Superior Court In hook ‘'U,’' folio 103, the undersigned, as assignee, will •oil “t public outcry, at tiic court house floor In said county, to the highest and beet bidder for ca.h, on the lirst Tues day in July, 1110’,during the legal hour. ... .9’ “b* ,o11 jwln lf property, to-wlt: All of lot numtnr twelve, In block mini. Iwr wventy-flve ns shown by a map of said property » laid oil and platted by II. W, Jtccfl, sa d land being iu the west ern part of that portion of tlio city of VV aycross, tt are county, Georgia, known as Now VV aycross, said tract being one hundred by ono hundred feet square, known .as the Albert Robinson lot. Also all that tract or parcel of land known on the map of land lots two hundred ami fourtepn and two hundred and tlfteon iu the 8th district of Ware county, Georgia 1,1 ado by Wm. Somerville, civil euginecr, as lot number four, of block nuihber seventy-three, known as the Isom Cum mings lot in New Waycross, for the pur pose of paying a certain promissory note dated November (1th, 1000, duly made and executed by the said Albort Kobin son, and duo six months thereafter, for the principal sum of three hundred dol lars, with interest from maturity, togeth er with the cost of this proceeding as provided In said mortgage. A deed to the purchaser will be made by the un dersigned as assignee. ^ . ^ up tw J. L. CKAWLEY, Assignee. W. F. CRAWLEY, Att’y for Assignee. Wants —One Cent a Word Nothing for less than 15c. AGENT WANTED-Mrs. FritU would liko a lady to travel with her and sell palmetto cream and other toilet articles. Call at once at 48 Miller street. For Sale. SCHOLARSHIP—In leading school of telegraphy in Kentucky; bargain for some bright young person. Apply at Journal office. SEED —Florida Beggar Weed Seed. Just the thing for your land. Excelsior Medical Co. FOR SALE—Beef cattle, stock sheep and mutton sheep. Can supply In all quantities. D. W. Lott, Nicholls, Ga. THE CARROLL PROPERTY, on Eliza beth street; large corner lot, fronts threo streets, with room for two more houses. Nice 7-room dwelling, now rented at 10 per cent, on value. Choice locatiou. A bargain, cither for investment or resi dence. Address W. II. Carroll, Jackson ville, Fla., or apply to A. M. Knight, Citizens* Bank. SCHOLARSHIP in the Richmond Bus iness College, Savannah. Apply at the For Rent. HOUSE—A seven-room House on Al bany avenue and E street, right near the Air Liue depot, at $15 per month. Ap ply to A. M. Bailey at same plnce. Victoria Babbitry. i I have the finest blood In the word for sale. My stock is direct from Bonza Babbitry, California, including strains fium Lhu Fanhoda, Lord Briton, Bloom ing Heather, etc., etc., etc. Registered stock. J. M. JARDINE, Nicholls, Ga. DIXON & CO., NICHOLLS, GA., Manufacturers of Flooring f Ceiling Weather Boarding, PRICE §19 sir 10 fit. Mils. Prices of all other Lumber on application.