Below is the OCR text representation for this newspapers page.

' Locnl Overflow. Our readers will please our news service. We have a 'for advertisements foT goods, every merchant is advantage of our columns their trade Our space has been sought after by them who have goods for sale and desire to reach the public. After Christmas we will have more space for news matter. Fire Works! Fire Works of all kinds at B. P. Maull’s. Dr. and Atrs. G. P. Strange were over from the Nevil neighborhood An yesterday. Go to B. P. Maui.i.’h for all kind of Nuts. Cheaper than any where else in town. Miss Warthen, of Washington county, is visiting her sister, Mrs. E. L. Smith, on South Main street. I can fit you in a nice, neat, nob ' b} T suit o' clothes for less money r than iinyhodv i . town. Give me a call. A. Rosolio. flon. D. h. Kennedy of Metter Spent a few days this week visiting friends in Statesboro. * Full line Fruits. Oranges, Ap¬ ples, Nuts, Basins, Candies, l4c., for sale by. J. G. Forbes. Hubert, Ga. Laston post office has been mov¬ ed back to the store of Mr. J. Aut Brannen and he has been appoint¬ ed postmaster at that place. Sea Island cotton is selling at 1 cents in the Statesboro market This is an advance of ^ of a cent during the past week. All kinds of Confectioneries at jib P. Maum.’r. Mr. F. T. Bland and family nuiv edl to town yesterday. They are located in the Sasser building where they will engage In the hotel business. Mr. W. B. Brannen, who lives a f >w miles above town, is not expeo ted to survive many more days. He is a sufferer front consumption and his death is expected at any moment, Youths’ a-nd children’s clothing at the lowest prices. Good goods at a low figure* A. Rosolio. Mr. B. T Beasley was down from the Portal neighborhood oh yester¬ day. He has just returned from a hunt down on the Ogeechee river He ijL^vTp- spent With a day or so in Wright’s t’jfcwnBne deer toW aV)d sbo^J-j^iafuwet one"gobbler. He also caught l.ots of fish. R. P. Maui.l sells X-mas goods as cheap and cheaper too than any ‘ uther.store in town. Mrs. Ernest Morgan, of Erie-, .Penn., returned homo on Tuesday affer spending several days visit¬ f. ing Mrs. J. W. .Olliff North on Main- street. t Mr, H. L. Franklin of the new town of Strait l was in the city on yesterday. While here he called unit gave us a nice little order for job printing. My stock of Fall and Winter clothing and gents furnishing goods is more complete than ever (besfote. Give me a trial when you get, teadv to buy. A. Rosolio, ! B. P. Maulu sells Pound Cakes, Fruitcakes and all kinds of cakes cheaper than they can he made at .home. .Tliere was q itea pleasant party went over to Mr. J. M. Jones’ su¬ gar boiling on Tuesday. They oanie back about nine o’clock mak ingjhe way merry with singing, ftp’- There wefe about 25 young people in the party. No need to go to town to buy Christmas goods. Santa Cbuis bus made headquarters for this season where a full line of toys etc., will be on exhibition. 1 ' J. G. Forbes, Hubert, Ga. Mr. Keebler Harville, of Emit was in town on yesterday. He jma just completed a store house and will embark in the mercantile ^business The ip a short, time. child of Mr. and Mrs. Ne smith of Sam which was burned some time ago is still in a pre parious condition. Fresh Malaga Grapes and Cran Berries at B. P. Mauix. - jComp everybody. The condition of Mr. R. F. Olliff who has been down with the fever for several weeks is not much improved. He took a straight backset a few day ago, but it is bQPfA that ho will soon recoyer. Krokiuole Boards, the Pallor Gam^ at £. D. Holland & Co. Mr. A> Callahan, of HurvillP, is preparing to move to Statesboro. He ia in the city to-day looking ground. Racket Store Prices, ON CHRISTMAS GOODS. Dolls! Dolls!! World Without And. Thirty Bozen Dolls to he Almost Given Away. Dolls, with China Limbs. 3 c. 71/ inches long Dolls, with China Limbs, LF inches long Washable Dolls, with hair. 5 c. dressed, 9 inches long Jointed Dolls, with Bisque h-ads 13 c. and curly hair, 94 inches long Fine Bisque Dolls, with long curly hair OKp and handsomely dressed. A bargain at OUu. 'DOLL CTT HEADS Toys! Toy Smoothing Irons wi :h Stand CXt Two Dozen ,, " x " s Pil1 ”' For CXT razz •s «Sn Time and Tide Wait for no Man, Neither do these Bargains. Now is the time to buy Santa Claus before these GOODS are all Gone. “GLISSOHS,” Racket Store, South lain Street Ga, A > i (*■ BcEJrry trSff nriA oVStfi pie and Fancy iiroceries, Dry Goods, Shoes, Hats, No tions, etc. Give me a trial. Satisfaction guaranteed. Joshua Everett, Excelsior, Ga. The members of tlm Methodist Churches of the East Bulloch circuit are preparing to build a parsonage at Brooklet for the new pastor, who will move in shortly. The people of that section have a way of doing things the right way. The colored band are making good progress. They can now strike a tune occassionly. If they knew to stop along about the midnight hour, they ‘ could i be tolerated .i . i much , better. i Music a, • is a nice thing to have but too mnch of good thing is not «p ' preciated ' Wtatesboro ,, , . is . gcttitig to market , , tor , buggies. ”, One firm , here sold more than a dozen within the but i . few r days , and , anot ,, lier sold • or eight in one dav la,'vs I his week. This shows that 1 he are begihnifig to feel the increase in the price of cotton and are celebrating the im proved condition of things by chasing a new top buggy.' Curds are out for the mu nai, of .... Mr. U. II. _ mimonsM Miss Eva burner which will occur a. the home oithe bnd, s moUier on AotTh Mamstre-t tins even irig at 8o clock, 1 Id; one of B.aresbnro’s young men and also one of newlv.elected Board of A man of tlm.ciry and the bride is me of Sfniesp<(fo‘s lovely r.rVtl dmrniing young hnlif.-t Tie Stak jotus ail riieii' fj-i a r. . wishing bn iiieni nuu*h y ltev. Uohh will ojlic ;m». Not \\v have empjnvod 'Jr. J. G. New¬ man It) assist, us iti making eoi'e-e tious and resme<:tfully .-sk those it, debted to its to (Vuvie i "Ward ;.>>d make sett lenimil. n-ay.-it. J. W\Oi.t.ivt' AGo. J. 3. 31 Vlino IV M. D t'.A j 4H‘■Cfill't JPrftva.t tfs;, Firl^V’orks iij|^^P^profujP sion, everything ! from . a pin wheel to a cturnon cracker. Come to see me for your Christ¬ man goods. J. G. Forbes, Hu¬ bert, Ga, “One Minute Cough Cure is the best remedy I ever used for coughs and colds. It is unequalled goi whooping cough. Children all like it,’’writs H. N, Williams, Genlry ville, Ind. Never fails. I^’s the only hartnlaws remedy that gives imme¬ diate results. Cures coughs, colds, h "ar.seness, croup, pneumonia, bron¬ chitis and all throat and lung troub les. Irs early use prevents eon sum p timi. S. J. Crouch. Bruton A Pi noora R.R. TO „ COMM Tills WAY. ‘ here is a rumor in circula 'i™ around here to the effect that the Bruton and Pineora Railroad would soon be extend ed , to , Statesboro . , and , at . this .. . , it will be joined .to the - savannah , , and , Statesboro , _ Rail ., VVa £ f' d ... that .^ , ! Xte " (led , , m . 1 hw a]1 don e M1 rlie ,lPiir tntnr *’ so il is - A revolt r un¬ toitin do vn this rumor, hut all he could find to suostan fiafe it. is tile fact that the B. P. people has applied for an exrpnsi(>M of the nj:ljl ronfe frf)m 8tilIni0w to Statesboro The raill , )ad , B q, nied of knowin , anyt!l ing of the deal. ——~—‘--- Jest Saved His JJfe. It. was a thrilling escape that CharIeB Dav “ of Bowerston, ()., v ha<l from tl Rightful death. - For two years a severe lung trouble constantly grew worse until it seemed he must die of Con mu ion Then he began louse Dr. King’s New Discovery and lately wrote: “It gave instant relief and effected ft permanent cure.” Such wonder ful cures have for 25 years, proven power to etire all Throat, Cl jest Lung troubles. Price 50c and Every bottle guaranteed i dal buttles five at Ale Lean <fe In’s drug store. Mr. J K R.yTia. tm.Kht i Im ... II., vi» 1,™». !■»..( StHIc.lmr,. u.d will mo'-eiu ht ft few dnvs. >tr .1 -• t '■ 1,1 nr a hjicreiujd wt/J m< ve in. Tea Sets Only 5 c TMn llUbbOVGS CffATmci and Met of Cooking 10 c Utensils, Only Large Humming Tops 5 c China Cups and Saucers, Only Comh & Brush Cases with Minor CD and two Match Holders, Only Gents fine Silk Scarfs; a Hand¬ 20 c some Present, Only GENTS’ TIES i—1 SILK Iron Trains tH Sweet Soaps Three Cakes 4 c. iu a Box, Only a box Ladies UnderYestsSJ. 0 ”?,, 15 c. — ^ Donfo) uOlL heavy fleeced Uunder Shirts EachGOO and OO p uo Drawers an extra big bargin. Orypirjry* toJJi T«pe Sews Measures. should Everybody have time -J IGu fj n one, Only Cotton Towels 35 i " ohe5 l0 " g 5 c 0 „, y Linnen Towels Good 10c Value German Silver Thimhles o„i, 5 c New Ma tiMhU^roe cted. The new city council held their first meeting on Tuesday night. They assembled in the Superior Court room. There was a spirited contest on for the 1 place of Mar¬ shal, the candidates being Messrs. J. Z. Kendrick, W. H. DeLoach and Joseph F. Olliff, all of whom appeared before the board. The ballot resulted in the election of Mr. Olliff. The vote standing; Olliff 3; Kendrick, 1; DeLoach, 1, Mr. Kendrick served the city for several years and bis record in that capacity is quite a satisfactory one Mr. DeLoach has served as Mar¬ shal during the present year. Mr. Olliff took oharge this morning. Mr, W. H. Ellis was re-elected Re¬ corder without opposition. Mr. J. G. Blitch was elected Mayor, pro tern. Messrs. J. L. Olliff and W. H. Simmons were selected as the Fi T? —tte. while I). 1» Outland, L.J. McLean and J. G. Blitch constitute the Street Committee Fruits, Candies, Etc. I have the prettiest line of Fruits, Nuts, Gandies, etc., to be seen in town. Apples. tinges, Fancy Gandies, Rasins, etc. Give me a trial. 8. I’. ClIANOK. Notice to Creditors. AH . . parties indebted . to me either by note or account, are reqimsted to come forward by January 1st, and settle same as 1 must have my money. H. L. Franklin, Strahl, Ga. OLAXTOfl* Irs. Carrie Wright, Proprietress. The best Of table board; large and OOlIlfortabe TOOII} 8 Polite attention to the traveling public. Claxton, Ga. ,, SIR ’St'mi [H'lSSl” rarraanilni no. ........... my yearly payable w ««kly. Dedra fjhicag,., ' uunuing, *■ on. We want a local iuanager, lady or gentleman, in own! town or county; no caavassing required. You can devote full dr spare time; or evenings only n connection with your regular vo¬ cation. $200 to $300 can be made before Christinas and it will require very St tZe time. It is not necessary to have experience. Send stamp tor full par¬ ticulars. Address,The Bell Company Dept, B., Philadelphia, Pa. £ale of YalaaWe Lai Whereas, John <1. Williams iliil on the 19th day of January, 1898, ex¬ ecute and deliver to H. S. Blitch a mortgage deed to a certain tract of land in the state of Georgia, county of Bulloch, which mortg .ge deed is of rec erdin Book, No. 6, pages 540 to 542 of Bulloch county records, the same being given to secure a debt of Four Hun¬ dred dollars, evidenced by four prom¬ issory notes for one hundred dollars each. The said mortgage deed con Sitter! . . representative, in default uf payment <>f the said sum covered by said instru ment, t(> soli the lot of land covered thereby, after advertising tha same once a week tor four weeks in some newspaper published in Bulloch coun¬ ty and whereas, the said mortgagor has tailed to make the payment or perform covenants contained in the said F- r tgage deed, Now I, H. s. Biitch, ni1 ' 011 T lU-RSDAY , JANUARY, 4th, 1900, within the legal hours of sale at the court house in Statesboro. Ga., sell, to ( lie highest bidder for cash, the lot Of land described in said mortgage deed, by virtue of the power in said instru meat given ami distribute the fund as t herein directed. The following is the description of said lot of land shown by said mortgage deed. All that tract of land in the 45th G. M. District' of Bulloch county, Ga., bounded, as follow®, to wit; North, by lands of Edmond Kennedy; East by Big f.otts creek; South vnd west by lands of the estate of William Donnid son. containing eighty-two (&2) acres more or less; this being the same land as Conveyed by the heirs of Win. Don nldson to John G. Williams by deed da¬ ted January the 2nd, 1S90. This Dec. 13th, 1899. If. S. BLITCH. Cl N R si P sl S TWINE, BABSIT, 4o., P r NGINE\ BOILFRS ANB PRASES iron works & supply co. avqvta. qa. Avery & McMillan, 51 & ft3 South Forsyth St., ATLANTA. GA. Engines, Boilers, Latest Improved Saw Mills and All Kinds of Machinery. •H w < Engine Eclipse Mills. Saw T;.e .1 m Reliable Eclipse Macmnery O H Improved : * 'WhBP’* il the Co., co Co., ■ \* ; ' ■ I Purchase Frick H Frick W, mr m and ■*3T- vs EH all orders Filled Quickly. Cornlills, Grain Separators. Circul ar Saws, Feed Hills, Ill Kinds Pat. D ogs , Saw T eeth, Rod Cross Belt. Steam Govenors, Cotton Gins ££f“Fre ' Catalogue to all applicants. w RITE Gutmans 7 TO US • • For Ladies readymade \ Suits. Silk and Flanno Waists. Handsome Silk and Sateen underskirts. Jackets,Capes and Furs for Ladies and Children. Dry Goods, Fancy Goods and Millinery House Furnishings. Handsome Table Linen*, with napkins to match. All Linen T ble damask, 49 cts a yard and upwards, Ready-made ,, , , sheets , , for , double; . , , beds 49 cts. ! Ready-made pillow cases 8* ■ cts., and upwards. Yard wide Bleaching 5cts., \ a yard. i NewFall at Tst, a Outings5 ► cents, j 10 cents and 124 cents. We ship C, O. D. with privilege of Examination. O-UTMAlXr’S 19 Broughton, Street West, SAVANNAH, GA. Agents for McCalls paper pattern l()c and 15c, none higher. b . 'V'^WvQrvS/vs^. ( ;A . GOOD POINTER TO REMEMBER, Is that the use of Good; Printing brings money into ? ^ your pockets which would not get there in any other J way. Attractive Advertising Draws Trade I do only the best at lowest prices. 1 ) Specialties l Bill Heads, ) Letter Heads, Note Heads, State¬ ments, Envelopes, Cards and Wedding Invita¬ tions. Write me about what you need in the Printing, Binding,andStationery line. 1 PURSE, The Printer, ? > and Bay Street, 4 , 2 4 East. SAVANNAH GEORGIA. j THERE * ARE * OTHER * PLACES To Buy Goods, But if you wantto be sure to get the WORTH OF YOUR DOLLAR Euery tiras you turn it loose, do your trading at J. J. WILLIAMS’ STORE Where you will flud a full line of General Merchandise at prices as low as dan be sold. Highest prices paid for all kinds of produce. .JJ. WILLIAMS, register, ga. When You Want the Best, ii CALL ON IMI- -A.. JOINTER, DEALER IN 1 General Merchandise and Highest Prices Paid for Country !: Produce. FOUR MILES SOUTH OF STATESBORO. Dress Goods. The Largest Stock of Black and colored Dress goods arefhwe. JXJ**** 8ty,eS at Ul * light ’ Ptyids for school Dresses and Waists.’ lo cents, 12* cents and 15 cents. Handsome Plaids at 25 cents, 99 cents, 49 cents and upwards. Homespuns, Venetian cloths arid other novelties, Black Crepons $1.00 up tp - $5.00 a yard.