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We»s nml
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-or, -
>y ft Faithful mill Bill-
elmt tkirp. ot llcjMirtvra.
noliciiilftii’H Hmtffiit.
C'kcit., February 28.-' As I prc-
lietcd Homo months ago, the guano
men are selling a vast quantity of the
atulf.
Melon planting tins been going on
..several day*, and—our yonkeo cous-
iiiH will do well in .June.
Our people Seem bent on a better
' provision crop than last year, with
some uolton, Home melons and many
■ of them some lolmero. This is right;
. borne supplies and a 'iversified mon
ey crop should be the farmer’s watch
word,
Tho politicians nre howling, “bo,
here in relief for the hungry laborer!”
when the last act. they expect to per
form, if elected, Is to lighten the bur
den of the poor,
Quite n sensation, rumor hath it,
has been created in an adjoining
county, Tiro report goes that a cer
tain gooil farmer asked a patriotic
ollieeholdcr, and by the way a Clove
land Reformer, to loan him a Ninnll
amount of money, ilo met a refusal
on the ground that tho olllenholder
"did not havo tho money. Said he,
“I have to keep my money in United
11 lull's bonds, to avoid tlm taxes,”
.tin lull'd to believe the above true,
but tho Internal Revenue helps otli
ers besides 'Wall Streeters, ff tin
fanners nml other laborers wutihl
li'liite nml select men to make laws,
who would repeal the entire Internal
Itovoimo system ami thereby force
monied men to pay an equal share of
taxes, monopolies ,woilld cease to op
press the poor, The tariff does not
hurl 60,000,000 of the Arnei iouii peo
ple like the unjust, unequal tax laws.
Talk about pauper labor ill ICuropc I
Our mvn people are becoming pumpers
ul a fearful rate, And how? lly
iniquitous taxation, amt exemption of
a class of monied iimn from a just
part of the burden.
w
urpose—to
ciiurfih, and to conduct a
did Deacon’s Institute,
informed us that Elder J. A.
Scarboro, Kvahgclist for the South
' Georgia baptist Convention, will lie
presont and preach the dedicatory
serrnou,
Tho young people of Enignia lilid
quite a delightful entertainment at
Mr. Mnok Easter’s residence on Inst
Tuesday night. I learn that the mu
sic, rendered by tbc Enigma amateur
string band, was splendid. Among
the visitors present from a distance
was Mr. Irvin Parrish, of Albany.
f visited Niishvillo for the first
time lust Saturday, and found tho
placo os usual, I suppose, quiet. I
was accompanied by Miss Ella Ferry,
whose visit was for the purpose of
going before the board of education
for examination. There were quite
a number of applicant: and tile board
was kept quite busy ‘all day. The
examination seems to bo very rigid.
While there I formed the acquaint
unco of some of Berrien county’s
leading citizens, among whom I men
tion Profs, A. W. Patterson and T.
15. Williams, president and secretary
of tlm hoard of education, ami Col.
John A. Wilkes, of Adel. Wo hade
Nashville adieu at 4. p. in., and
readied our own delightful Enigma
at 7. Found all right side lip with
care, marked lumber. ltnnui.AU.
MASUVACTtmniis or.
Common Pressed Brick, also Repressed Brick for Finishing.
Dally Capacity of Yard 60,000 Brick.
■:tST C0RRE8P0NDEIVCE S0I.ICITED.
BOARD OF DIRECTORS :
B, ROBBS, JNO. A. DAVIS, S. B. BROWN,
W. S. BELL, E. L. WIGHT.
U. lionub, President. Win. LOCKETT, Secretary.
[IT - INDEMNITY ■
Of Wdterbury, Connecticut
A Guaranteed System of Scientific Life and Accident Insurance
At the Most Reasonable Rates.
J. W. HANNON, State Agent,
Parks’ Building, TIFTON, OA.
UfO-Spenial and Local Agents wanted in every County in the Stats. Good
* References Required.
I refnr l.y eorinUidon to tlic fallowing panic* who are among tho many who have boonpaid for
ru’ii'lont, l.y Ll,.t CoufthectMut Indemnity: W lf. Ollycr, A. .1. MeOrea, \V. M. Hollars, a.. T. Smith,
A trial convinces the ninat skeptical.
Carefully prepared, pleasant to iliu
taste IJoWllt’s Cough nml Contumii-
ilon Cure Is a valuable remedy, .1. C.
(Jomltunn.
Try Imllim Cholera Cordial for nil
bov/d troubled. At l)r. .1. C. Goodman's,
*
v #
Last week Mr. .1.
4
$—
'1'. Sims bad his
trunk liikiui from tlm depot anil
rnbugS of over $11111 worth of cloth
ing.
Another -Colquitt county banker
WflS in tbWIi lust week in llie person
of Willis A Vera, Ks farmer, und ho
wasn't hunting credit.
When I think of what ft noble
linnd of these men Colquitt county
Inis, ami wlmt a Uoil-blussed country
limy have, 1 wonder flint n man emi
plow in Ilonry eoimly at nil.
jftfill Berrien, Irwin nml. .V.'.mii
uoiiiitibs ary jiwft-i.s gOoil. J want to
ifetuixT on ils advanliiges.
lloilUMIAN,
I can't cut wlmt I want. I would die
wlih Indigestion, friend, your money
will lie refunded If you slid. I from lull
r T
liestltm nfler IlgJjtg BlttSmoftit Huilef. (Inly
hi ' “
ftOfl'it lioltle. Von risk nothing In giving
It ii trial, for suludiy lit 1 . J.O. llooduum,
Tlfton, tin,
It la an OHlnhllshed lint P# Witt's Little
linrly Kisers have an oitbrutOUB side, and
wfiyf Hltnply Umuiiio li Is pleasatil In
inking and happy Itt'rosulls. A pill fur
ihe inUllltude. .1.0, (londumil.
My greet Iroutdu was eonstlpalhm un
til I tried Hlininoiis Itelief. Itlsiihlens-
Ing lomitiiklnd Hnd-only COo a hotlle.
For sale by Dr, .1. O. Uondmun, Tlfton.
Tlm .lury ' .Ists.
((HAND .1 tiltY,
W, II. Morris, It. F. Lindsey,
■I. H, llendiuy,
II. F. Mnnro, Hr,,
II. C, Ilnlinr,
(1. A. Parrish,
,J. (J. (Irnydon,
,1. L. 1’iuilk,
F, M. Shaw,.fr,,
T. L. Murphey,
W. Fulfill,
James T. Wilkes,
Joel W. Parrish,
W. I ton ry (Irlfiln,
William (Irliter,
,f. I. Patton,
II Z, Whitehurst,
Leonard Harper,
W. K. (Jlddens,
F. W, Galkins,
Handers Qlhhs,
T. K. Wlllhuus,
Isaiah Purlin,
H. II. Dormlucy,
J. T. Wilkinson,
M. .10. Parrish,
W. M. Avern,
M. .1. Voting.
I’lffiT jfrnoim.
It, L, Wells,
4. K, 11 ry an 1, ,Jr.,
J, H. Cowart,
N, M. Duller,
W. W. CUddona,
II, M, Brynul,
Edward Mnloy,
T. O. Knight,
li. A. F11M1,
N. K. I'attersou,
Im .1 Hill Ion,
.1. II. (.!, Morris,
D. II Faulk,
I'crrv Slflmnorlln,
M. it- Hlrmons,
A. II. .IrmoH,
M. W. Ilemlerson,
,1. II. Wright,
M. .1, TIhoji... . -
W. W. Hall,
rt’.fttl' rlirllL’I'bOn,
Ansel Matlhls,
Itleliard Tiieker,
A..!. Metlrea,
.1. (1. l’alfl,
M, J. Orlntir.
W. II. Lee.
11 M.MoNahh,
Mimes O. Leu,
H. A. Julian,
NV.II. llnui’ork, Hr,Murulml (Irocn,
I,. F. .InlinHim,
J. D, Fuleli,
W. \V. l’nntel),
T. A. Hnmiior.
Mlgtnllne Is quick to give relief In
severe eases of headaeho or neuralgia, nt
Dr. .I.C, Uoudm.ui’s.
l l , ,- nlty: n . ii. Oliver. v\. <1. inevrea, w. m. nwnurnsin iipuiimii
llomcr Murmy,,), I). 1’eanwll, Tlfton; Cnuly, Asfibum; W. It. Johnston, Willingham, Oft.
For full jwrUouter*, call on or atblrcM ,1. W. HANNON, Tlfton, Qa.
Homestead Notice.
OBORniA-nitRKlKM County.
To all whom It limy concern: J. T. Btrawiler
ha* u|i)>!le«l for exemption nt pnimmulty and
Mottlnif apart and valuation of hohioatond, and
I will piUMmittiR Naum at my olllco lu Ntmh-
vfIlo at 10 o’clock a. in.. on tho llto tluy of
March, 1$W2. F. M. BMITH, Ordinary!
* Berrien County Tax Sales
For April.
OKOIUIIA—llKItltlKN C oiiXTY.
Will Im Bold ImfoP* tlm conn, houno door In the
town of Nauhvlllo, bald Btato and county, be
tween tlm It-,ul hours of wile on the first Tuesday
In April next,the following property, to wit:
Twonty-llvo aereti of lot No, a08, In noutheaBt
corner said lot, and iwvonty-llv*' acrun of lot
No. ,'WUIu tlm southwest corner of oaltl lot; all
In the MUth district of Halil county. Lovled on
an tho property of Nolll Mrttnuito l>y virtue of
a tux lie-fu. Issued hy if. (J, Maker, tax collec
tor, for Ida state and county taxes for tho
year ]Ht»l. laivy nmdu anti returned to me l»y
ii. II, Hcott, \„ h Tills February Mth, 1WW,
* “ ** '“ )t - 1
J. It. MoCiianik, liupiuy Hin riff.
ifOTIt’E.
uiny of
After March 1,18W, any norwin or poraons flnli-
IniC, alioot.lii;', or taUIntf itsli In any manner from
my pond wiiliont pcriniaMlou will ho llutdu to
pniHOCtion. 1. A. Wtl.I.IAMN.
.Hparka, (la„ February 17,!««,
Kk it onnAisSO xiv Tim City Cuc.ncii,
OK 'I’tSTOK I
That the following spoeldo taxes shall
ho bald hy any person or persons who
carry mi or cngagoln the same within tho
oily, and upon a failure tu pay tho same
ui
before commencing business, or when ro-
quelled to do so, shall ho subject lo a lino
of not lass than ono dollar nor mom than
one hundred dollnru, or work Upon tho
streets, or ho confined within tho city
guard hmiHO, in tho inaror's discretion:
For ouch billiard or pool table, ten-pin
idlcv, and all tuhloH and allays of any
' ' ' '' ■' ...
kind used for die'"trposo of playing win
halls Or plus, or bu.lt, within raid city, for
profit, jlo on tho first, anti $fl for each
additional table, payable when said busi
ness commences, mid no llcenso shall he
granted for less than ono year.
On all contrivances of whatever kind
Used for the purpose of gaming or carry
ing on a game ol chance hy sidling enrtfs,
tickets or numbers, or turning a deal or
wheel, selecting or designating cards,
pictures, envelopes or photographs from
a number of similar articles or objects,
or hy pitching rings at stakes or knives,
or hy throwing dice, or by any other nr-
■It
Homostesd Notice,
OHOnfllA-llKILUIKX cohstt.
To all whom It may concern: Webster D. Are-
— Hf personalty anil
Will
ra ban opplleil for exemption of personalty anil
setting apart ami valuation of bmiKmtead. a
will pass upon the same at my
at 1U o’clock a. m., on the brat ita:
. MU
office In Nashville
1892.
F. M. 8MI’
bay of March,
Tlf, Ordinary.
HKADQUAltTKliS FOB
Crockery, China and Glass Ware,
Lamps of Every Description,
Tinware,
Hollow ware,
Woodware.
A.lso Stoves,
A Closing Out Sale !
GREAT - BARGAINS !
AT THE STORE OF
1®. TIFT,
O
Masonic Building,
Tifton, Georgia,
My Entire Stock, Comprising
Ladies’ Dress Goods,
Gents’ FurnisMng Goods,
Hats, Shoes, Etc., Etc.
Is offered at and below cost to close out. Obme
and convince yourself I am offering Genuine 33ar-
gains. Yours Truly,
Masonic J3tiilding. O. ]Sd. TIFT.
Frpm tho uheupeHt to lluck’H Hrllliaut, conceded
to bo the boat Iii tho world, they absolutely
have no cipml lit the world.
•—*— MnnufacturoB all kind* of
Tinware, Store ripe, Gutters, Etc.
I.IT“ Special prices I male to lintels anil lmarit
ig tnniriw. Write or call on ns when in ncu.l of
tug
aiiyllinig In imi lino; we gnur.uiteo Pi save you
• -. BtlYW * lino.,
nit'oe.
•Ll
J. T.
I'Atlersoa stroot, VALIsmrA, (U.
that
%
Cot. .1 ns. lit. tlrings, Sollcfor-Ocnoral
ufj'ulaula Ulrmilt, says: ".Mlgfallua Ims
ftl \v ivy h . otTo n I ad mo prompt relief In puses
''rtf iienusalie." At pr, >k V. (luodiuall's.
l’ltl'-a-sHI-cld.i cures Hell In DOinlniltes.
I’rhtn fillets. Hold by .1. 0. (hmdman.
Eiilgniu Kclimm.
Eniiima, Fidiniary 24.—Mftstor
utM'ry llilsmmi, of Albany, spout two
nr throe days llto tmt'ly part of tlm
week nt Enigma, ilo iluvoUn) must
• <d! tlio timu lo imntlttg.
Jli'.. Citvl Weston, of Allwuy, is
luu'v tills wtntk iihsistitig Mr. ’Gone
Bussey ill Diking sleek for Messrs.
Wiwtmi it Gunn,
Klilor T, It, Coopor, tlm pnstor,
prencl.otl nt tlm Baptist oliuroh lust
Wnwliiy, nmiTiiiig ami night.
Two very stunt organ grimlers and
otio poor jlttle imvnkey ntnmk our
(own Inst. 'I’ltestluv. Looks like tlm
Ilf to stop
count 3 I tut MR AUjfKPrtt DcjWIU'r C.'nuuli
nml OtmRMmpllon Uuro. It Is infnllitnu.
.1. (lomlmiui.
My liver Ir out of order, 1 fool dull and
liPiivy—no life lu me. You nood u bottlo
of BlmmuiiR Kidltif, only ft()o. For hiUo by
l)r. J (i. Doodmun, Tlflon, On,
A WORD
To the Public!
I have a well flclectod atoek of
imm niiglil fiutl iiotlor eipployinonl.
Tim huiper wo slity ill thin seetiou
anti tlie mure wo see of (lie etmulry,
l)u> more wd like it in the tiny time,
But wiii.'ii it; is very dark And mining
- it is not very piensant to Ihi out of
t igllt, Of shelter.
Elder T. 11, Cooper informs tno
That tie. next meeting at 'tlm Baptist,
cliurelt lieru will rtt>mim>ma. on Tliuvs-
■ f { ; 4’ny; iiefore the thiril 'Sunday .in next
om.iIi fi‘i'1 (''’Uliime four duvs. This
V/ldol*. I nn. ^>Utug lew tlumr.
1 een't t» t*nten on
tlfico nr eonlrTvnnco whatever, sliall pay
tho sum of $10, nr such otlmr sum na the
maynr In Ids Judgment may assess. All
persons shall procure a license hefnre
opening nr commencing any of these
kinds of business.
For each performance hy clruus $100,
or In tliu mayor's discretion.
For oueli side-show per day, $25, or in
the mayor's discretion.
For atoll theatrical exhibition, $0, or In
tlia mayor’s discretion.
For slelght'Of'hund performances, $10
per day.
For trlcka of legerdemain, nr any kind
of shows or oxhlnltlotu not mentioned,
the mayor shall use Ids discretion.
For each hook peddler or canvasser, $2
pur mouth, or the mayor may use Ids dis
cretion.
For aaeh peddler In any kind of mer
chandise, or anything not enumerated
above, from to #20 pur mouth, in tlio
(linurutton of tlm mayor.
For each harbor's chair used for profit,
#5 nor annum.
For each livery and Bide utable, #10 per
year.
For ciu’h dray, wagon or earl drawn by
ono nidmtd, #5 per yunr.
For each dray, wagon or cart drawn by
two or more animate, #7.50 ppr year.
For each auctioneer. #10 per year.
For any dealer In spirituous; vlnoua,
malt or intoxicating minors, rice beer,
cider, beer, bitters, or auythlug that will
tend to Intoxicate, #10,000 per annum,
able before commencing buntnoM
Petition for Charter.
GKonnrA—ummiEx county.
To tho Bitperior Court of Maid County.
Tlm no tit Ion of W. 8. Fender and .?. N, II ray
flhowM that thny. nml Much other penmna a* tuny
be u.TMK'liitcd with them, denim to otRor Into uu
lUMoclaik-nn tinder tho nnmo and stylo of tho
CKCIk LUMliKU COMPANY;
That tlm oldoot fir vnld a«woobtlon la tho nin-
mIiik and. «»i>er.u ing a general *atf mill InMiuen*
for the matin factum of luml>cf, atavee. lathe and
nhlnglc*, und Midi other urtlclo or thing oh Im
uaunlly niada amt manufactured by u eaW-mlll
and planing mill &ml aleo a yencrnl mofenn-
tllo busInuM In connection with Maid »aw n»m,
Haiti bUMluoRM to l>o carried on in the town ut
Cecil, in haUl Comity and Btuto.
And for the further purposo of carrying out
tlio object of fluid aasociutlon. they fteidro to
havo power to purchase und bold -
ami ptiraonal, to sue and bo suod,
clue all powers usually conferred upon corimra-
tlons of similar character, as may Ikj conalstont
with tlio laws of Georgia ; ami that said associa
tion Is to have Its principal office and place of
*■> * * «-.*• ‘
business in said town of Cecil, said county ami
Htato ; and the said saw mills and -planing mills
amt mercantile business nre to be mu hv said
association for tho purpose of manufacturin'.'
lumber, stnves, lathe and shingles, etc., and buy
ing ami soiling of goneral merchandise os afore
aid, und selling of the same for profit and gain
Petitioners further show that, the capit * *
dtal stock
said AHwiciuthm uctualiT pal
twelve thousand dollars (*\2,000), and they de
er Increasing said -
sire to havo tho privilege of liicre'aalng said cap*
“ k id-
Ital stock at any timo to an a.neunt not exceed
lug tVftv ttiouNAtiddollars (#60,090),
That said capital stock ana** *
at said capital stock shall lm divided Into
shares of one lumdred dollars (jilOO) each.
Your pot loners would pray tlio passing of ail
order by laid Court, graining this, their appli
cation, nml tlnu they and their successors ho in
corporated for and during a term not exceeding
twenty (20) years, with the privilege of renewal
at the expiration or said twenty ('JO) years, for
tho purpose herein sot forth.
And petitioners will ever pray, oto.
HI.ATKlf ASHI.KY,
lvtltlimur’s Attorneys.
CIKOltfllA—Uorrlen County
‘ “ f the
p»Y« ^ „
For each tlog, ownod Anil kept hi tlm
fioni Hie fact 1 buy all my goods Novin -ln ftie
* hcrtpiMit jimrkcts nml l get fmm 2 *o 1 jmr i-ont.
Discount for Cash.
I Imvo no Wood to Buy or Rent to Pay,
illy, $1 per annum, or Iho msi-slml Altai
liU|iouiitl, ami It not tnlcnm .l In a rea-
smiahle lunuih of time It shall ho sold or
klltwl.
For each |th«Logrniilior or plcturo-
laker, In tent or loCHtOU, $1!) per aituem.
For i-aoli iloaler In guns ami plttols,
$10 pur aiuuim.
For caeli conlraelor or Imlhlcr who
oonlraels for any Imlliling costing or
worth when omuploU'il the sum of $200
Unr mora shad pays lieonse of $14 nor
- annum.
For each contractor or Imllilot who
contracts for any imll.linq costing or
worth whan completed tho aunt of $100
or less than ' shall pay a license of
$10 per annum.
Suh-ctnpractors who work on build'
Snfflj wlicru the principal mmtraotor has
paid Hie proper license shall «o‘. be re-
qulred to pay a llcenro for onsaglng lu
»ucb work.
That all horses or mules found loose
All I ask Is a fill, trial amt yea rill lir
\ 11 Ha; lit
s. a
.AILRELL,
iSiogtil, Gt'orgiu.
...jY. -
Clerks' office of tho Hti|iertor Court, said county.
--The above nml foregoing petition this day
filed In office and recorded as rotmirctl by law.
FttimiAuv 17,18U2.
a. W. MOO UK,
Clerk S»i| erior Court. Herrren County.
Berrien County Sheriff's Sales
For April.
(fI’OlKlIA - liv.uuiKN County.
Will be Bold before the court houno door In tlio
town of N'aahvlHo, wild utato and county, on the
Unit Tiieadav In April next, lietwecn tlie local
bourn of mile, to the hlghcH IdmltT for ciuih, the
following property, to-wlt;
Ono Iron gray mare mule nix year* old, W*»
hittulfi high, named Kate; ono black maro luute
•even years old, 1&•; htnda high, named llcck;
ono black horse mule seven yuan* old. !.v t handa
high, nauiGtl Tivlio: and ono block hum mule
acven yeara old, lM.» han.U high, named Hob.
Ia>\ led on n» the property of S, O. Cnlpcpi>er to
satisfy a mortgage fl. fa iMtoed from thecuiterior
court of Tliomas county, Ocorgla, hi fnvor of the
Hank of Thoniaavlllo, traURfcrrecs, etc., and
ftgulmit. K.o. Culiwppor. This Fcb'y Ath, im,
AIno, at the same time ami place, one larg*-
siwd buy horse mule, alnnit eleven ytMi old,
named tetgan i iu«o oiu large-sired black mam
mule about ten ytare old nu.r-cd Mar>. levied.
Are too Busy
Taking inventory this wftok to wrilo
onr regular ailvortiseinent.
Wo still have
Lots of Goods
on hand which wilt Ixi sold at mar
velously low figures.
Tho senior momlior of the ooncern
will leave in a few days fop Northern
markets to hunt bargains.
We expect to lay in a beautiful line of tlio l est goods, and you
will bo greatly benefited by buying such goods as you need from us—as
profit is no object at present. Wo need room badly and proposo to sell
goods at leas than manufacturer’s cost. This is is no wild eltum; couio and
be convinced. 'ggr This is a room-making sale.
Yours respectfully,
Love Building. PAGRICK BROS.
ISAAC S. BOWEN,
(STAPLE GROCER
mm
I KKEP A VIUSBII AND WEfX HKI.BCTED STOCK OF
Dry Goods, Clothing, Hats, Shoes
axii svKftytHBfri uboally found in a fuist-clabs storz.
I Pay the Highest Cash Price for Country Produce.
AND WILL l'MUHE YOU WITH
GOOD GOODS, LOW PRICES, FAIR DEALINGS.
I Will Sell Cheaper Than You Can Buy Elsewhere.
ISAAC S. BOWEIST,
TIFTON, GEORGIA.
TIFTON INSTITUTE.
on m the property ur 8. (1. ( ulm-ppcr to MtUfy
- ‘ * (h» kuiNdlm OdOn
a luurtgupu fl. fa,‘l’»a»:<d from
of Thomas oounty. Hcorgla, Ip favor of J. T.tMl*
iHspl^r nml A. U. rune and aaalnut 8- (i. Ci:li*cp-
l*cr. Thin Fvlmiao' 4ift» Wtnv
Amo, at tho mim time and place, i»ne black
howo Uihle cumut »lx year• old named Tom, one
black bnrw male atmut twelve yean* old names)
Dili, onn Ivmv more mule abont twelve yuari old
named Deck. tiiTJol on m the property of 8. fj.
Culpepper to w*tUf>- a mortgage h. fa. Inttetl
from tho superior ts«\rt of TlmMitt'icom?:r,«fair-
gla. In favor of J. T. rttl|«eiiper and A. B. Time,
and acalnxt 8. U. CuliMfj por and W. It. Culiwp-
5K<r. Ttil* February 4.b, «*«.
A5et», at the Mutu> time and p’w'C, one Idack
horw mole n'toiu »wwhe jvara tdd mewed Jim,
•me bay horn* mule a* 4it nlfee ynars old ttfcuwM
Alf, »to Iml)’ mare uraw atamf. *i\ yvur* old
named 1.111, one buy mare mute about fin* rear#
old-named J*nc, oiw blank home amlo ttboih ten
,vi*Ar$ old vamed Ji'.hn, ouu Kimtns colored maro
upon tlio ►irc.M’.ls fhall H tkk«n up wwl 1 nntle nhimt tuviv* .wire old nauwd Mary, one
impouuileil by tbs msrslml smi I lie owner MK* «l.t ■urns*
,i, ‘ ,,.r .,,1 , .... , M I Alike,on.lviy iimr. khiI..S,nU cIkIU-jvmr. olil
liu Rof nelKlOll to *P|H.W Issfero Ibe, irtn,e:l KU, m,ee,»rrvl »U0U' uutle %Utut .lx vear.
mayor, wJio .null like o*H ’iikeroUQB stlcrloM naeeeU imv n'/.r,; ekekiWAmt
lltirlnji li.i) evlilvuee. l»li*W»rtJM|att«l »«. I.'vie.l on u Urn
For (such ski>iin« rink, $i|(i ,
Fur reek re.ianram, $)« '»'«
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,1. It. O.MMIAM, clerk. • y • u. w. tiuon, tniedd n. e.
Tlie Hiirlim Tor.,1 of the .bore echisil will lieicln on HoniUy, Jutiury 4th, 1KB, and rnntlane tot
Twenty week*. l*i,i>tb> attemltng thU Mailon will receive the benefit of the public achool fund, $3-
TUITION PER MONTH : ,
t'riinnry, #2.00. Intonucitlato, $2.50. High School, $0.00,
l-upllk klimild be enterod at 'he beginning af the Term to tuanm thalr proper chutlfleotion.
ConiforMble building, healthy lueatlan and competent teacher,.
For further particular*, apply to
W. O. TIFT,
Tlfton. Georgia, January 1, IBM. fieorotanr Boanl of mroetur*.
■ THE GAZETTE.
Job Printing Office,
New Types, New Press and Skilled Workman.
I am pleased to aimonuee to my friends and patrons in the ooui 'iea of
Berrien, Irwin, Worth and OoiqiiiU that Hiave jmt received ft complete
COUNTRY JOB PRINTING OUTFIT
And am prepared to execute at short notice and in workmanlike manner alt
classes of commercial and legal blank printing.
I solicit your orders and guarantee to give ontito satinfaetion in
ami ijutdity of work, KwpeetfuHy
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