THE SOUTHEAST GEORGIAN,
Walter Wyatt, Editor and Proprietor.
WOODBINE, GA., SEPT. 8, 1899.
Little Local Lines.
Mrs, Sal 1 ie Lang is visiting
at Senator Lang’s,
Warren Mizell is clerking at
Foster aud Lang’s.
{Several members of Mr.
George Mizell’s family are sick
with fever.
Miss Sue Lang has returned
to Woodbine. She aud her
brothers Green and Waller
will qttend school here.
Mrs, Rosa Lee Russell, of
Tompkins, was here Tuesday
pn route to Savannah and
Meldrim. She returned Thurs
day.
Mrs. A. M Peeples moved
from the hotel back to her own
}iouse last Monday, and it
seems like old times to see her
down there.
Mr. L. E. Lang, after enjoy
ing several days hunting and
tripping the light fantastic toe
among his Camden county rel
atives and friends, returned to
Klondike on Thursday.
The editor and ivifc received
jasf Monday an invitation to a
dance to be given that
ing at the summer home of
Hon. and Mrs. 1). P. Rose,
and we tried to get there, but
got left, and missed what we
hear was a very pleasant event.
Mr. F. A. Whitford went
back to Bailey’s Mills last
week to resume his work there
but returned on Saturday with
a regular case of chills and fe
ver, and he says it is altogeth
er too regular to suit him, as
he has had a chill every day.
Mr. Davis has had his place
pf business ceiled throughout,
added a great deal of
to the front room, put a shade
other improvements. He in
torins us he will shortly add
other lines to his stock in
trade.
Mrs. Parries opened the
school here last Monday, but
owing to the existence of a
few mild cases of malarial fe
ver among the scholars the at
tendance up to date has been
very slim. By the first of next
month, however, the school
house will be full and the
school in a flourishing condi
tion.
Senator Lang and his friends
have been very successful in
deer hunting since the season
opened last Friday. We un
derstand that they have killed
pine in some three or four
days’ hunting. We were re
membered by the senator last
{Saturday and return thanks
for a very fine piece of veni
sou wliicli, it is needless to
say, was thoroughly enjoyed.
Mr. W. W. Cushing, of
White Oak, is overhauling the
hotel building for Dr. Wright
and will put it in fine condi
tion. The doctor was here the
first of the week and informs
us that he will move just as
soon as the house is ready for
him, which about Mr. Cushing says
will be in two weeks.
We will be glad to welcome
Dr. Wright and his family to
Woodbine.
The dance of the season, as
far as Woodbine is concerned,
will occur tonight at. the resi
dence of Mrs. Peeples. It is to
be given by the young men in
honor of Miss Eva Swift, the
charming and popular) young
lady \vho has been spending
the summer here with her
brother and his wife, Dr. and
Mrs, A. K. Swift. Miss Eva
expects to terminate her visit
lere shortly aud return to lur
home at across, much to the
regret of the many friends she
has won since her advent
among us.
Jewelry! Watches! Diamonds'! 1
Silverware BOSS
and fi Watches
Novelties hmi From
Every of Kind sm MB 1 $2 Up.
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REPAIRING OF WATCHES, CLOCKS. JEWELRY
SPECTACLES, ETC., A SPECIALTY.
If Your Eyes Bother You
Call and have ns examine and fit glasses to them. We a ljust lenses scientifically.
KENNON MOTT, “THE JEWELER,” AND OPTICIAN.
Time daily from Washington. Official watch examiner for Souther
Railway. 215 Newcastle, St., Brunswick, (la.
Fair Subscriptions.
The following is the list of
subscriptions to the fund for
county fair and making
at (he state fair:
Mrs L C Carnagie, $50 00
Foster – Lang, 20 00
D P Rose, 10 00
McNeil – Zittrouer, 5 00
J E Sparks, 1 00
W B God ley, 1 00
J II Seals, 1 00
J 0 Wingate, 1 00
Henry King, 1 00
A I Griffin, 1 00
j p Godlev, I 00
John Quarlerinan 1 00
L T McKinnon,--- 1 00
E F Dean, 50
B J Gowen,
Willie Peeples, 50
Eugene Wells 50
- Hagen, 50
A W Kinlaw, 50
Dan Littlefield, 50
A B God ley, 50
Ii II Dyal, 50
Foster Allen, 50
F E Brock, 50
Uncas Lizzimorc, 50
J C Littlefield, 50
--Fort. 25
Z B tiav 25
Da^Td^Pneid W G. Gowcn n
Z G
W. N. Casey, Jr. Cl O
Tolu!, $103 00
The following additional sub
scriptions have been reported;
G 0 Floyd o
Govvau Patterson o
Nahum Littlefield 1 o
Jack Colson o
George Colson o
Total $109 50
A Victim of Overconfidence.
“This bill isn't what I had a right to
expect,” grumbled the man who had
stepped up to the cashier’s window at
the gas company’s office.
“Two dollars, hey?” said the cashier,
glancing at the bill. “That doesn't
seem so very exorbitant. What was it
the month before?”
“Four dollars.”
“You didn’t kick on that, did you?”
“No.”
“Why is this so much smaller?”
“The house was shut up half the
month.”
“Then what are you complaining
about? Isn't $2 about right?”
“Yes; but, blame it, I made a bet of
$5 the other day that the bill would be
as big as usual!”—Chicago Tribune.
A Warning Phase.
“What made you break off the argu
ment so suddenly?”
“Didn’t you hear what he said?” ask
ed the cautious citizen.
“Yes. When you left, he had just
said, ‘Let us talk this over calmly and
reasonably.’ ”
“That’s why I went. Whenever a
man says ‘Let us talk it over calmly
and reasonably’ you may depend on
his being so angry it won't take more
than three words to make him fight.”
—Washington Star.
Placing tlio Responsibility.
Visitor (in penitentiary) — What
brought you to this place, my friend?
Convict — Th’ sheriff. — Ohio State
Journal.
Not « Military Cook.
Ilis Wife—And what did she say
when you offered her $13 a month?
The Suburbanite—She told me con
temptuously they got ns much as that
In the army.—Brooklyn Life.
Charles Darwin was so weak in
health that but for the wife aud chil
dren who saved him from trouble and
gave him the leisure of a peaceful
home he would probably never have
mado his great discoveries.
The carrier pigeon was in use by tlie
state department of the Ottoman em
pire as early as the fourteenth cen
tury.
FINE WINES,
Liqusrs, Cigars and Mm
Order your Whiskey from
A. KONETZKO,
Manager lor Kstafo of IV. Konezko,
Same will have prompt attention.
Orders shipped and delivered same
day as received. Give me a trial. Sat
isfaction guaranteed. Prices aud Sam-1
pies spnt on application.
Prices and quality of goods guaran
teed against competition.
A. KONETZKO, Mgr
Darien, Gra,
The Peooles Cheap Stoi
® I carry a full line olp
HAWKE’S celebrated]
Eyeglasses aud Specks.
Just received a line
,of fine Spring Dress
[Goods.
I). M- Ferry's
FRESH
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J. S.
V Woodbine. Ca
BRUNSWICK, GA. * J
20G Bay Street.
Wholesale aid Retail • Dealer In
9 9
©gp Jug Trade a Specialty.^
Agent for Acme Brewings! TM
Co/s Fine Beers.
HE KNEW HUMAN NATURE,
Ar.<l llad Jio Trouble In Disposing of.,
the Old Stoek.
In Dearborn street is a haberdasher i
—time was when they answered to a ;
less formidable name—who counts a )
genius among his employees. This
“favored of fortune” is a youth who j
once clerked in a general store in the j
country, and his present proprietor
wonders if there are any more like him
running at largo in the provinces.
There li.nl been a stock of cheap col
lars aud cuffs on the shelves for years.
Once in awhile, usually just before in
voicing, these articles had been
brought down, carefully dusted, tied
with uew baliy ribbon, arranged In or
derly fashion iu the window and mark
ed “9 cents” for the cuffs, “5 cents”
for the collars. But patrons would 1
none of them. Occasionally a man ■
would come along aiul toss them over, |
attracted by the price, hut that was <
all. They would not sell. 1
The country youth waited till tlie
first hard rain. Then he look an arm- :
ful of the goods aud dipped them care- |
fully in a pail of water so that about ,
half of each article was moistened, j
Then lie dried them iu the sun at the .1
back door and next morning heaped ! |
them in the window with this mark- j
ing: I
: Ruined by the Rain. :
Collars, 10 Cents. :
Cuffs. ‘20 Cents. :
And they we: t t efore noon. It was
all tile genius f.< a the country could
do to get subsequent armfuls soaked
ami dried fast enough to supply the
demand.—Chicago l’ost.
FUpans Tabules: at druggists.
T3~El> BIG OTORE IS
The People’s Favorite Trading Place,
We set the pace foi lively trading with
rade winning prices and an assortment of
pods kept nowhere else in Camden.
le can offer you Seasonable and Satisfying Bargains in
CLOTHING:
For Men and Boys, little ami big, o'.d
ft)\ kl-young. Summer Clothes to keep
in, Sunday Clothes to go to church
, Wet weather Clothes and Clothes to
oik in. Anything you want in tlis
hape of Clothes. '
HATS:
r Everything in the Latest Styles of
Straw Ilats, Crash Hats, Felt Hats; for
Everybody, Men, Women and Children,
rnd pieuty of Caps for the Babies,
»ear seasonable head covering and
|cep cool.
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Everything in Notions; Hosiery, Sin
fenders, Buttons, Embroidery, Laces,
Ivibbons, Sewing Silk, Cotton, Linings,
towels, Wahl, Table Linen, Collars and Cuffs,
Tidies, Toilet Articles,
fumery, Stationery, Etc., Etc,
o. i
|^>dn and Groceries complete we always carry a choice
stock, embracing every
thing that our trade demands. You can
.throw away money and get little value
|or it if you do not know the proper
ace to buy. Call and be convinced.
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will pay up in advance for this year we
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and the
TLANTA SEMI-WEEKLY JOURNAL
one year for $1.50
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SAVANNAH WEEKLY NEWS,
(Twice a Week),
■ one year for $1.75,
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^ijl and any two or more papers write to or
at this office.
[ We can supply yon with three papers
for the pi ice of two, but
■ Remember, Your subscription to the
[GEORGIAN must be paid in advance.
J. H. MORGAN,
EVERETT CITY, GA.
hiskgy, wine
Been etc.
All orders from points between
[ Jacksonville and Savannah
will
be tilled tlio same day received.
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P I^TOld papers for sale at
ithis office- 25c per 100
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Our stock of Dress Goods is the
we have had in some time and sure
please our lady customers. Wash Fab
ricks of all kinds and patterns, from the
Cheapest Calicoes to the Finest Lawns,
Dimities and Organdies, and all pretty.
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For the Ladies, for the Gentlemen and
for the Children. Gauze Underwear,
Muslin Underwear, Nainsook Under
wear and Silk Underwear. Seasonable
goods that enable all to keep coraforta
ble without costing too much.
FURNITURE:
We know what we are talking about
when we say our stock of Furniture is
the biggest and best ever seen in this
section. We can furnish your house
from kitchen to parlor. Come and see
us when you want anything in Furniture,
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We carry Horse and Cow Feed: Hay,
Oats, Corn, Bran, Etc., and you can buy
from us in any quantity and save freight
and drayage, besides being able to get it
just when you want it and seeing the
qualify before you buy.
Clark <fc Burns Co.
Funeral Directors
end Embaliners
Main and Monroe Slreels,
JACKSONVILLE, FLA.
Now, Don’t Be Asleep!
Here’s Money for You.
We want all Hie Dry DEER TONGUE in South
Georgia, and pay $2.50 per hundred pounds for it.
We also buy Hides, Wool, Wax, Furs,. Tallow and
Alligator Skins. Highest cash price paid fur Lead,
Zinc, Brass, Copper, Bones, Old Iron, Rags, and in
fact every thing in (he Junk Line.
Wake up and make yourself a dollar easily.
TTT’ aitHszizis,
Brunswick, Ga.
Trimmed and Untriturned Hats, Rib
buns, Laces, Feathers and Flowers. All
that the Ladies of Camden County need
to do to be satisfied with their Millinery
is to come and see our complete stock
before buying. Everything tire latest.
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Our stock of Shoes embraces a bettsr
selection and greater variety than ever,
We have Men’s Fine Shoes of all styles,
French Kid, Oxford Ties, Common Sense,
Etc., for the Ladles, and Serviceable
School Shoes for the Children.
l HE:
Washpans, Dishpans, Bathtups, Pie
plates, Cakepans, MUkpans, Milk Buck
eta, Dinner Buckets, Toilet Sets, Coffee
Pots, Cups, Plates, Breadpans, Sifters,
Dippers, Etc., Etc. Everything in tin
ware that the housekeeper needs.
80VISI0NS:
Bacon, Flour, Ham, Meal, Glitz, Rice,
Syrup, Coffee, Sugar; all of the very best
aud at right prices. We have been in
business a long time and know where to
buy Provisions that can always be rclit tl
on t) be ol the best quality.
Is your health, your happiness Is your strength*
Keep and the iff end u it d Throat clour anP healthy
CUSIXaXA3T*S your mind and brain is always at rest ana ease.
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