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Tin; GAZETTE! TIFTON, GA.) EHjbAY, FKliJiUAIt.Y 5, ifc
GAZETTE POSTOFFICE.
a ttucumcus voa Tin? riiovcmru
ifff COWKKfti'ONHJSXTS.
iJohcmliui'H Budget,
Ciieii, Oa.; Feb, 2nd.—tforocr
Heed, In tho Atlanta Journal of the
20th, as fnithfu)ly'mi«rcprcKent» south
Georgia a* though lie Imd been em
ployed on the job.
lie serenely opdns up with the
pago declaration, “The moro I hod of
Brooks county tho nearer I reach
the conclusion that it is the host
bounty in Georgia.” Then, in his
Bixth paragraph, and evidently with
tho farmers of Brooks and Thomas
in Ids mind’s eye, ho says! “1 am
sorry for tho farmers,” and goes bp
fa) draw a plctuyo wot thy of Sibe
ria.
Now, Bojribp lias five incroi'pnra-
ted pnvns with a oitimwlilp of over
tour thousand souls, and J will hat
My, Beod a copy of tlio Gahuttk
pus year against a copy of the Jour,
pal one month, the picture drawn so
disgustingly of Oapt, Bill Hammond
pnd the Brooks or Thomas farmers
pannot lie duplicated in our borders.
No, Mr. Hoed, you iniist change your
poiiolusiotiH, or admit that you had
too tnuoli red In the brush. An al
lusion to guano drummers convoys
(.lie idea that Brooks county farmers
pro not buying the rotten stuff this
year when the fact is, our merchants
sold guano to Brooks furmers last
year within ton miles of Quitman,
and have sold l.o these same good
farmers up to date over fifty tons;
indeed, Messrs. Boyd nod Harrell
sold thirty tons in twenty-four hours.
I have another hut for Brer Heed,
to-wit: I will sol up the cigars for
every Berrien farmer lie can allow,
wlm was weak enough last year to
make a six hundred dollar store hill.
For a comity that has hollered, “1
tote tho banner,” for thirty years to
ho tlie iiiionviod possessor of Colonel
HnumiomVn typical fuffber is just too
hud, hut granting that is true, I pray
Mr. Heed to have me excused from
doming to his “conclusion." But
Iheii Heed bought, souio subscribers
Mill paid his Indel scorn with that
M'llolu, and nil things lire fair in war
find love. Como and spend a week
Ip Berrien mid Lowraos at the oouii-
try hemps of our farmers, hear them
grumble nt, hard times at then tallies
groaning beneath tlielr home raised
sausage, hams, eggs, rice, hominy.
iiimo of your wormy “peart grits”—-
ehlokoiiH ami all the products of a
well regulated husbandry; hear them
swear (an oath for eonlinmition is
healthy for a farmer if lie keeps It)
flint unless merchant* gbmo down in
prices for iiinliid'nolimel goods to 11
ratio.in accordance with the produc
tion of the raw material they won't
trade this year, and your eyes Will
Open, like two mature chimpe-pins.
I mu glad you have found a place
that vies with FitKoit county, which
they say Is hi Atlanta, and hope you
piiule the aejpuiintuiico of our next
governor, lion. Henry U, Turner.
Brooks is a good county and is
brimful ot good farmers' and Iuih
I levy of sisters whose surnumo
VVli'cgrass and whose pet names are
jlurrlen, Colijultt, Worth, l.owmles,
Donutur, Miirliell, Keliols, Coffee,
ami tlielr rleh old mother, Inviu
stars that dpwk tho fairest portion
f>t God's green parth,
Nestled away fi'om the grim want
pml bleak wlpds of less favored
planes, tipi farmers of our section
arc freer from imletnodiicss than any
part of the Stale, and will only Heed
to exercise their usual common
ent, containing over one hundred
bushels of as line potatoes its the
Koutli can produce. lie has out the
awptaiptanee of Mr, Hard Times, as
sociates witli Mr, Prosperity, ami
wears a perpetual smile, He is only
one of hundred.') (ike him, who by in
dustry and economy arm independ
ent. Ho js a Baptist and' Berpocrat.
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Caen., February 4/-~Cecil hold
her annual Municipal election on
Tuesday with tho fo/lowing result ;
,1. It, Folsom, mayor; councilmen,
Joel W. Parrish, Berry F. Boyd,
Wm. P, Mat,this, Dr. A. B, Peters.
Tho town lias been set, on all the
principal streets, in shade trees, and
will bo beautiful indeed when they
grow.
Who shall write a tilting tribute
to thu memory of Hon, WuljJtm D,
Gridin, ’ IVmicnu am.
TIFTON INSTITUTE.
TiesS|irlagTormof tho abovemtimil will begin on Monday, January «li,IS92,and contlnuofor
Twenty wutke.' Pnj.l!* attending tills mwdon wilt roool m tiro benefit of tho publlo echool fund.
TUITION PEH MONTH :
Primary, $!J.OO. In termed Into, $2.50. High School, $0.00.
I'ujdlH ehimli) lie CM,'roil at tlic beginning of the Term to Inaure tlielr proper I'laaalfleatlon.
Comfortable building, healtliy l.watlon amt eompetSut toacliem.
For fnrtlicr particular*, ajmly to ^ T I F T
Tfftip), Ororgbi, January 1,1303, , _ _ • bccroury 1b«r<I of Dlreetore.
Kiitgma Kelioos. ,,
E.vioma, February J).—We have Imd
a week of delightful weather and ev
erybody feels better,
Our tobacco growers are preparing
beds and putting in tobacco seed this
week,
Tim people of Enigma were pleased
to have Editor Allen circulate among
them last week. Tho wishes of the
people here in reference to Editor
Allen mid the Gahottu are thafthey
may live long and prosper,
Mrs, J. B. Gunn and Miss Ella
Ferry visited Alapaha last .Saturday.
Miss'KmiiiftFullwood returned home
with them Holiday and spent two days
at. Enigma, the guest of Mrs. Gunn.
Mr. Tom Medaris of Tjftop tyiiH at
Enigma last Monday,
Mr. II. Holoriioii of Albany was
here Tuesday last and spent the day,
Mr. W. F. SchnnnsH visited friends
in Irwin county this week.
Air. Alack Easters is absent from
lidmo at this time on a business trip
to. Colquitt county and Valdosta.
Messrs. Weston ds Gunn's new en
gine l.as Arrived. The mill is slug,
down for thia week mid all lmnd« are
busily engaged putting in the new
engine.
Mr, T. H, Hayes of this place died
last Monday night of pneumonia.
He had suffered for some time past
with lung trouble. Mr. Hayes was
an honorable, clever gentleman, and
wo deeply deplore his death imd sym
pathise greatly with his bereaved
family. A short lime before his de
inise lie expressed a desire to heroine
a member of the cl lurch, Bov. Mr.
Orunijiler was sent for, who came, re
ceived him into thu eluiivh mid ad
ministered Hie baptismal rite.
We arc ghul to he aide to state
that Airs. I)r. Hammond is very rap.
idly rcodvci'itig from her long pro.
traded illness.
(living to tho illness of Mrs. Grump,
ler, Hrv. J’. II. <'rumpler's appoint,
itiont at Enigma on the fourth Monday
in January was tilled by Bov, J. <>
Wilkinson.
Wo hive preaching hero on tho
third Sunday In each month lit tho
Baptist church by llev, T, II. Cooper
Sunday - school every Monday at
o’clock n. m, Hhhui.aii.
THE GAZETTE
Job Printing Office.
New Types, New Press and Skilled Workman.
I an) pleased to announce to my friends and patrons in the counties of
Berrien, Irwin, Worth' and Colquitt that I have just received a complete
COUNTRY JOB PRINTING OUTFIT
And am prepared to execute at short notice and in workrntwliko manner all
Tassos of commercial and legal blank printing.
I solicit your orders and guarantee to give ontiro satisfaction in prices
ami quality of work, Hospeotfully
B. T. ALLEN.
GIVING AWAY THE SEED.
GEORGIA SOUTHER^ & FLORIDA’S
BOLD ENTERPRISE.
To Kiicthii’tijfB TmImem ItaUIntf Along It#
Lino it l»Ntrlf>inott (Jri-iit Qimn-
litloM of Tobacco Hood Fvcc.
The Manor
some time si a
Citation,
UKOtUftA -llinnrev i'iiiimv.
To nil whom It may miicim i W. 14.1.innb linn
nplillod in Urn uinlnn»teno<l, in duo form, for lot-
tern of nUiiiiitlM«nttlmt on tho entitle or W. !>,
tiiifUn. lulu of mt*d enmity, iltiecnHeil: mol l hill
imiM upon thhminm ut my nlUco In Nndtvllk'of
tlio llrrft Mniuhty In Mutch next, (liv.n umlo.
my batul mol olilclttl Mr.ut^uro. tl.in Foiiniuiy l,
Into. K. i\l. SMITH, Ordinary.
pound to roiiuun so.
1‘Ioann hung that ugly
with its t'ueo to the wall.
picture
A Hying, or ratlmr crawling visit
jo Colquitt enmity shewed me wlml
a giant imp that county Imd taken in
181)1, ■ lioully, Colquit t has advanced
more and under greater diflloffltles
than unv county in the State, if
Calif irimv is to lie Iho American Italy
Colquitt Is to he tl.e Krnice of fiuor-
gia. Her lulls are capable of rain,
lug fruiiw and vines to supply three
such states. Does fanning payF
Ask the old moat raiser of Colquitt,
Air. Allen Mearhoro moved to three
miles oust of Moultrie eight years
■ ago, worth In worldly goods about
fail), lie was sickly and had a
sickly wife.and 'hl'oe little girls, He
commenced hi the woods on poor
pine laud, He now owns two stores
ami a hank. One store contains
cow and i'qihler eiamgli ami. to
eji irc, and the otl ur jut nbfimlant
Supply of bacon, liir.J, iioiiu'-iimde
jqjgiir ami syi iip. His bank is H'ffv'-'
ISAAC s.
“STAPLE
GROCER
1 KEEP A VKE8H And Wlml. BKf.ECfEl) STOCK OF
tova l)sit.mx(i,
TIFTON, OEOftOIA.
'elegtnph published
» tlio statement of
General Munnhfer l.anc, of the Geor
gia Houthuril f.fc Florida road, con
cerning tobacco culture in Southern
Georgia, ill which he said it was the
intention of his road to introduce and
foster tlio industry on its lino.
Malinger Lane has now commennod
his work in earnest and began Tues
day solidiug out tobacco seed to tmn-
drods of farmers along tlio Georgia
Southern & Florida road. The seed
is given them free of charge with full
instructions how to plant and culti
vate, and Manager Lane is satisfied
that lie is offering the people of tliis
section a bonanza.
Manager Lane states that over 500
acres are now lining planted in to
bacco along the Georgia Mcmtherii it
Florida, over 200 acres of which is
near liftori, whoroCnpt. W. H.Mnow, | upon tlio strums shall bo taken up and
por nioiiUi, or the mayor may use h|s dis
cretion. -
For 6ao,h peddler tn any kind of mer
chandise, or anything not enumerated
above, from $2 to 1(23 per month, in the
discretion of the mayor.
For each barber's chair used for profit,
|5 per annum.
For each livery and salo stable, $10 per
year.
For each dray, wagon or cart drawn by
ono animal, $5 per year.
For each dray, wagon or cart drawn by
two or more animals, ij.7.60 por year.
For each auctioneer. $10 per year.
Fpr anv dualor in spirituous, vinous,
malt, or Intoxicating liquors, rjcp beer,
elder, beer, hitters; or anything that will
let)d to intoxicate, $10,000 per annum,
payable before pofniuenplqg business.
For each dug, owned and kept iu tho'
city, $t per i»n|iufl), up tpe marshal Rlmll
Impound, uud if not redeemed in a rea
sonable length of time It ahull be sold or
killed!
For each photographer pr picture-
taker, In tent or located, $10 per annum.
For each dealer In guns and pistols,
$10 per annum.
For each contractor or builder who
contracts tor any building - costing or'
worth when completed tho sum of $1100
or moro shall pay a license of $16 per
annum.
For each! contractor or builder who
contracts for any building costing or
worth when completed the sum of $100
or 1 css than $S!00 ahull puy a license, ol
$10 per aiiuitm.
Bub-coiuruotora who work on build
ings where the principal contractor lias
paid thu proper license shall not be re
qulicd to pay a license for engugiug in
such work.
1 hat all lioraos or inulos found loose
Dry Goods, Clothing, Hats,
AND 15VKUYTIHNO USUALLY FOUND IN A FIKBT-CLAS8 STORE,
I Pay the Highest Cash Price for Country Produce.
, • . and will please you with . • .
GOOD GOODS, LOW PRICES, FAIR DEALINGS.
I Will Sell Cheaper Than You Can Buy Elsewhere.
ISAAC S. BOWEN,
TIFTON, CEOFGIA.
-ON*
DRY-GOODS, CLOTHU
SHOES AND HATS. H 8
I cavi’y a full line df IDry-(Jood«,
Milling Wintei; CToodw aWay Belcrvy
make room for a splendid .Summed
Citation.
(U-iniwttA ~Utnt-uiK!i (hm'nw.
To nil M'Ihmii it nifty oom’nni; H NVlilioliurut
Ban ftjipllt'd to Uift in ilno fonn, for
Inivsn innoU t-lw UimU livUnvuiuR to tlw iMativto of
I. non l’. McKlimuy, tiiioof iwldi otinty. •im'iwtiti,
aoiI r \% iH |ihm him*ii tut» Mimn at my olUcn li
Ni'nUvIIIo on tlio uwt Motutuy In March iwxt
Ulvi'ii limin' my liumi mul olllriul Ntmmliiro, IHa
Kulwmry tm, I Hit’. l-\ M. Snirn,
tirdiimry.
l3orrioi\ County Tax Sales
Vnr Mart'll.
mCOUniA' IlF.HHIKN (TllINTV.
Will Imi hoIiI Ih)fore tlio nourt limmo door in tlio
lown ol Nti*iullU>. N»ld Hlulo mid i-oimiy, lu».
twom I lie lojiiil Iioiivh of imiIu on the liirit Tiioaday
III Mmcll ID'X t, lilt* I olliov I ll<>‘ |l|'l|ic| i , to-xv 11-!
Ono lmiv*o mol lot InUu'Voxui of A'Ud.hmmd-
«d l»\ Imidx "f U. M. Dovuno. Min, I), ii. Hitioh-
hoii, l'’oin'f*' drvotand.1. K. tVo)tloi*. Unlcdon
un tlu* hroperty of 0* (). llavvor by vlvtuu <if u
II. 15. hhiuhI hy tlio tux i’olltM'tlon for hh Mftlo
ftiHl I'onniy lft\ lor tin* jrur IH'Jl.
Alim, ui Urn Niiinu Mini? midoluri', onoNtnro
Iiouho nnd lot In thu town of Aiud, liouudod by
Iiuid4 of I.. M. Knmou on thu north, II. V. Milov
on llio o«5t, iluion mi tlio Month mol Rnllronil
mnuri. on lln? vi.«s*,.- Lev tod on iin Voy |»ro|’Onv
of NiMHlifttiin *.V rn. l»y vlrum of u II. fa., iusuoil
Ivy tho tux oiVUiM'ior for tholr ninto mid o»»uiu\
U\x for Mm yvtvt IWU.
Alwo. ni tlio wmm Mnul mnl jdimo, oiHvlmif In*
Mihifti in four iohvn of »und lo'-eitpd nour tho ron-
lor of lot nm.ibor (it, in ‘.hr. ninth ‘HutrUn of
ltmilon county, K.ivnin n , , oi>imigsft.ry imoim,
Ntook lor nnd uonlh non or mill hr.mm on mmuc,
Mini lionmlmk ou tlio w«;it l*y Uoornln Moutlii-rn
nml Florida rvDuHd, l.i \ U**l on nn the htojiorty
of ,1. II. Hoi’Hon by \lrim* of n M. U\, NnuiM 1«\
tlio mx oolfnotor for ho mid «'onnty taken
for Urn >wir VWt.
Alro. nt tin* Nairn.! ilnm rtn l jdneo, tnn ^hurcNof
Mtork In Mio At tel ilrlok Mitix-Hoiwo t'oirivtnv
imd brink vvatohmwn In the town of Vikd, Ueor-
uln. i.v» led on bn tho protierty of J.J, lNurl*h,
iy \lit«" of q n. fa. Inmh'm lo ux coltector
for Ids ritmo and ooud'.y tiw for Un* year IB>;1
^Ino, at tho Nfttm? tlnm non i*lftv<votu) hnniltnl
mid forty m ri’s of land, looixi or 1<ms, of he tinin*
„ Iw ||T4, io tho ninth otNtrliH of avid county.
hvMtiidhd on I ho tiorti) hno otmt \»v ft invok, fonui
li> a dividing ilno and ni!»t Dy orlfiwu Hm*.
I. AvliMiou ni tins |r»*|>n‘iyof T. K, MlrU by vlF-
too of v. t\, 111, ‘ftVod by Use iax I'Olkviot rn
etftto iilid county tft\ ft*r tlfti year Ikiu.
AIno, nt M.o niimo limit mid jd.uc, ono h»mr.o
und lot In Urn town of Soncte*. Uouudod on vho
north by mi alloy, o.vif by land* of ,1.1., lojjnim,
Mfintli |iy Mitli* mtvnt and nxv-t l»y fttivvb Ix'vlmt
on an tint yroi'orty of ,1. A. rimk l»v vIHiuj of a
II. fil. Inmied lor tho tftft O.rihcU)* for (lift itoUn .Vlit
county U’M for ibo yenr tHin,
Alo>, at Un* nytrn? time Anri i* brntwiamt i
lot In W,o town of ft 4 »Aik$, Vou t'lcil on Mia tunUi
liy.liiintNof .1, ,l. Hbuiith, c.TNi by imnlft of i,
liiHrwm, Mnul It ?»v Main urnri, \u’.$v bv lainiN of;
H, l . r. vvUb. l.v’ tod oo off tho Vvo',v>v\ v of .1. |\
Vftfrteh, i»« nl. for S. W.ivolb.mm Son and A.
MiUlyi (V ( o. by vlvr.uo i f a 11. f«. I*;oumI by the:
i ix ivlUhkor fm* Istf* Nbitc and x>omttv tax for ibo!
,u»m bTd.
' Thoftboxu ii'iicN inivte mol ivturooti to twin
U. }j. ftoiitt, l«v*f»i? I’ouambte. ihtx ivimmryrid,
impoumlcil Ijf thu iiiairiliiilaua uiuoniim
,thereof notified to appear before tlio
mayor, who ahull uho bin ilincruiiou afior
hutiring tho evidence.
For each skating rink, p\0 per annum.
For ouch roitaurnnt, $10 por annum.
Tho city printing, exclusive of tlio
job printing, wan givon to tho Ga-
zkttk under tho bid Hubmitted by tho
proprietor.
Tho mayor was authorized to pur
chase dog-collars or tags in quantity
and quality as he may doom neces
sary. ,
Council adjourned.
J. H. Goodman, Clerk.
FANCY GROCERY AND R|RpWARE
Is fully stocked with uie best
TIFTON, OA., August 27, lfldt.
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NOTICE.
Thcvc skill bo a tbcutal oxomlimtten of
cuiitfi for ti‘«i?lH)i*H licoiuiu in; Nashville Hutur-
duy, February 20M1, beglnuiu^ at nine n'clouk
ft. 111. This will he the only apooltvl exumlimtlon
this year. Uy order of tho Hoard.
T. K. WU Jil AMS.
County School Coiumlsaloncr.
. yii^hyUlq, lift., Fel.niftry .T, 1102.
NOTICE.
t will bo at Nftshvlilo on Saturday of oach
week until April liiul, for tho purpoiM) of cou-
tracr luj; with teuchera for tho im-nent year.
T. K. WlLIilAMli.
County ScIkmU Commissioner.
Nashvillo, Oft., ruhruary ftrd, 1802.
i'MU
t.b W.'Vi-oy. dm-;iff 11.0.
11. Miit ii.\Mb-, !a>|iai,- iks'rtlt.
uf moffmii tobacco liatu fume, bus
ilqfiijloj to oombict ft tobacco fitrm,
loolaring tlio lnnd to bo exactly
ftiiaptoil for its ouffivutiou,
Hceeivor W. B. Sparks says lie 1ms
ordered twenty nererf planted in to
biu'co nt. Cyclonctn fnrm ftttd lie ex
pects to extend the industry ns soon
as practicable.
Tho vast amount of seed now being
sent out is ilistributod among hun
dreds of iarmers from Welision down
to tlic Florida lino, it is thought nil
of them will take tlio advice of tho
roiul and plant a small piece of
ground in tobacco,
Proceedings of City Connell.
Council met in It. H. Tift's office,
February I. ’ s| l | 2, at 8 !>. m. Called
to order tty Mayor W. II. Love,
Present; Aldermen Tift, Boxveu,
Alton, Goodman und McCrea.
Minutes of last meeting read and
adopted,
The following special or specific
tax ordlnaneo was adopted:
tin it ordained by the City Council
or T11-ton
That tlio following spooiflo taxes shall
bo' paid hy any pmsnn or persons who
Carry on or engage In thosainn within the
eliy, nnd upon a failure to pay the same
before commencing business, or when re-
queslutl to do so, si.ull ho auhjuctto a lino
of not less than one dollar nnr more than
one hundred dollars, or work upon thu
streets, or lie confined within- tho city
guard house, in tlio mayor's discretion i
For each billiard or pool table, ten-pin
alloy, and all tables and alleys of any
kind Used for the purpose of playing with
halls or pins, or both, within said city, for
profit, $10 on tho first, nnd $5 ft.r each
addition*} tattle, payable wlien said bus!
Rcsx commences, and no license shall bo
grained fur leas than'ono you,
Hr. all cOfttlfV&Bcc of whatever kind
used for the purpose of gaming or curry
ing on a game of chance by selling cards,
tlcseiH or mttabors, or turning u deal or
wheel, selecting or designating curds,
pinluras, envelopes or photographs from
u number of similar articles or objects,
or by pitching rings at stakes or Itnivc,,,
'or by throwing dice, or by any other nr
tillcii or eomrlvKiica whatever, shall puy
the ay.m of $10, or spell other sum ns the
mayor In his judgment may-ussess. All
persons Alitll procure a licence before
opening or commencing iufe of these
kind* of business.
For outfit perforfit^uco by t irous $100,
orbi themay'ir’s dlsoretloil.
For oueli side-show per day, $S6, or In
tho now or'0 tllscvcl.on, M.rx-a eon, fthefelW-ing r sroC, e-e)t:'
For (inch thentrionl exhibition, $6, or la
at* llw xmctft half ut lot ivntulxv hUnk
mAniMjr ihr*y. v 'D. l^vteil »»u ms Ux»s irinnivcfty tif
t». W, Ta,\;nf A (’«». f,M. AV. Txvlor ftOil XL AV,
Winkler) to witWfy a tl. ia. Isimoxl ftnux the
«<riinf.v of mJ<» rioHhvj *u jy.v«?r of tho
Muyn)jx. HatxUmre cvviwiuny wihl U. W.
Tjvfor X <*v». TVftftot in irtnYartfaJoH* ttolRliftl in
SELLING AT COSTI
NOTICE.
VultUa school term for WlW begins February
8th. Hy siiuclftl order time hits been extended
and school* may hejrln any tlmo from Fehrmiry
Hth to A)ir|l 4th; terms elosiiiK not later than
Huptomhur Iftt. Report* to he tiled with Com-
niisMloner hy Heptemhor I0t.li. Term Is live
months or ono lumditnl days, nnd reports for
less limn will not he nceuiaoil xvlilumt lepil oX-
ciiso. Contmeto will lie made us follows:
First flrnde License (j'or day) cluht. cents; Heo-
ond Unvle, seven cento: Third tirade, six cents.
Ily order of the Hoard.
A. W. PATTKIWON, 1‘resldent.
T, K. Wu.tiAMs, Hccretttr>-.
Nash vtile, tin., Fehrmiry 3rd, 1802.
Notice of Election.
(IKOHOJA—Hkuuikn Cor.vrv.
OrucK nr Ho.xnn ok Cu xty Comthirsiojc.
k.uh, Fchmaty l, It Is ordered that an elec
tion lx? held at the several prcolrxets of suhl
county on Friday, the Iptli lust., r«»r a county
tre.'xsim'r, to till the tmexpireil term of Hon. w.
I). (*riitin, <tet?f»um«d.
Hy urdor of the Uoar l.
W. H. J*n«iu) Clmlnnan.
o.
Masonie Building,
<9
rp -jjY >
- Tifton, Georgia,
•w
IS SELLING HIS ENTIRE B IOCK OF
Fall ™ Winter G oods
AT AND BELOW COST.
I Mean Every Word! Say.
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I am selling every article of Ff.ll and Winter Goods In my store at great bsrgnln*
to nmko room for a large stock of Spring Mul Summer Goodu. f .
You will have to call at my store and gel prices before you can
1 mean by "Groat Bargains 1”
Call early or the bargains will be gono; my prices will not fail to make them go.
If ours for the Lowest Prices,
Mnaoliic Building. O. M. TIFT.
The Singer Manufacturing Company,
TEE DEWING MACHINE XANCFA0TCBE&3 OF YES WOULD.
AVifc'h a, Record of 9,000,000
Made and Sold.
Macliifies,
Administrator^ Sale.
G V.OUOIA—Hf.iuuux Col- xty,
Undursud hy virtue of An orlftv of the Court
of ordinaty of mill suite ami county, I 'rill will«
at nubile mt‘ try, p t tho oouft imtiao door in '
NftNhvllIc, HovrKm County Ucu/kK IroiVcen the
IcrAj hours-of Nile, on the flwt ruc-ndn) In
Mmoh itvu, the (uHowiiij; nropetty,
The land ime)ot«a^ni^ t«> tho opiate of K. J. Con
nell, tote of Raid county dooeftHHl, ono hundred
and llf-v <!f4)> acre#, moro or of hot Twt»
Unmlre**. and ^ewnty-Vom (VJ4s in vlv> I’enth
(!ftth) Idsrrltd of unld county, xahI hod Itclnp on
tho south Hide of Mid Jot and Mujx xxoll Im
proved, mul utv.lac Uio Imnimumucc of
wld!)w>ihiwer.-
T«m» imMJc rhnwpon itor nr sate,
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Now offnt three entirely (Ullcrnnt New Family Sewing Machines—
Osou.t.ATOit, VtHKitTon and Automatic (ajngle thread).
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.Tann.-ny lirlli
Berrien County Sheriffs Sale
for Mxrvh. -
OKiiKUtA-nruioe.'; rvi.x rv,
'.VIP I,- >‘,)|) talur* the f.mrifiwir ci u„
i.i.vi; ,il Ntt.livillr, Aai-l A-.Ml n.iinty, -, l;Slu
th, lfi^!‘) lion".-. -aK-. im tta nr-1 r-.H--.!;.;,- in
tin- illnycr’s discretion.
Fur slelglU-ufflmiid pcrtormniica,, f!10
per day. ,
For tricks td Ingcrdenirdn., or any kind
ot shows or ey.hibiuoiiA not mentioned,
the mayor shd*l use hh dhcretlou
o uciyur .Udkl use ms wservurm. . ’ ' ' ' ' ,
r’o) each fill'll; peddler nr rahvuswr..$7 ti. iv.TtWs, kiwrUt Is.C- l I’U*
In elegant, eon -enlcnt and artistic cabinet work, with now' patented stand
and all thu latest attachments and modem improvements.
W. H. G. OLIVER,
TIPTON, GEORGIA,
Agent for Berrien, Colquitt, Worth and Irwin
COUNTIES.
All orders for machines, attachment.! and needles will receive prompt and
efficient attention, Address all order* to
W\
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