The Tifton gazette. (Tifton, Berrien County, Ga.) 1891-1974, March 11, 1892, Image 3
Till-; (JA-ZKiTK: TIFTON, GA„ FRIDAY, MARCH H, 1802.
ALL SORTS OF THINGS.
FOUND GOING THE ROUNDS OF THE
GEORGIA PRESS.
h, Fancies uml Hrwra Items taeoiiloAlljt
HtttUd—Something of Interest to
Krerjf GiUfcttw ltcailcr.
Turn to the right and don’t jostle
ip against your neighbor. The high
ly of life is a broad olio, broad
enough for all to liave elbow room.
Titles are very easily earned in
.rgia, says an exchange. Every
ttle lawyer is a colonel and every
railway conductor is a captain. The
average newspaper man gets off with
none but plain ‘‘Air.’’ Lucky chap is
he.
jfSPiSJ-WIHE OF CABMII, * Tonic for Women.
The democratic creed says: “Let
the farmer buy in the best atld ciicap-
cat market. Cut the tariff for that
purpose. Let the farmers sell in the
highest and best markets. Revise
tho tariff with that end in view. Re-^
ducc taxation to tho actual expenses
of the government economically ad
ministered.’’
tsr BLACK-DRAUGHT tea cures CoMtlpaUon.
A Liverpool cotton expert, who
\ has facilities for knowing the supply
| and demand of cotton, soys that the
opening of the next cotton season
Will find a surplus of two aud a half
iillion bales on hand to commence
,-?thv. That im*»ps_fiye cents for cot
ton, if anything more than half a
crop is made this year.
McELREE’S WINE OF CSROUI for Weak Nerve*
A correspondent' of the Dawson
News suggests that Terrell county’s
two candidates for Congress, lion. 0,
B. Stevens and Judge J. H. Guerry,
submit their claims to tho voters of
Terrell eounty in a primary election,
and that the one rccei' oigtlie highest
vote stay in the race to the finish and
the other withdraw in the interest of
harmony. The suggestion is not a
had one.—-Albany llorald.
HcElrat'a WISE OF CASOUI for fcmalo dUcawa.
The Hsfnbridgo Democrat gives
the people this wise and timely coun
sel: “If them was ever a time when
democrats should stick close together
that time is now. Tho old party is
assailed from within and without; hut
the wisdom of her great leaders and
the patriotism of her rank and fije
will enablo her to weather tho storm
safely. It is tlm democratic party
alone that will save our great repub
lie.”
Tn BLACK-OHAUOWT t«a for Djapcpalt.
'Hie National Economist, edited
by an ox-republican from the north
west, advises the alliance to “boycott
the political proas.” Yes, this old
South hater wants the farmers to
shut themselves up in dark comors,
and got no light exeept such distort
ed rays as he may condescend to t urn
in on them, Just enough to poison
their minds against true and tried
Southern leaders. No doubt this
Would W a fat tilling for tlie Econo
mist, but tlm farmers are not built
that way-
l’ar-a sUi-cldu cuts* Itch !u HO lutnutOB.
Price SOcts. Sohl by J. C. Goodman.
Vno More Onions.
>. It is related of a country physician
'-'’"Tt’iat as l.e passed a farm house, here-
marked: “I shall not have many calls
from tliere this year.” The reason
for this remark was a thrifty onion
patch which he saw in the side yard.
It is true that onions are about the
most healthful vcgctaldc that the
housewife can use. If it were not
for tainting the breath, they would
be much more generally used than
they are. They are extremely easy
of digestion, and to this fact part of
ifflf'their nu'dica! virtue is due. They
give the over-taxed s.tonmch a rest
Wa digesting themselves and absorbing
| cITi-naive (Batters that previous ill-
feeding had left, which the digestive
is wen, unable to dispose of. A
who had long experience teU*
lie cures colds by eating a very
^JgfiSjjpner, and st night taking a
bowl of wumsmcooked as soft, as they
be. Then going to bed he, be
ns to perspire, sleeps soundly till
morning, and in then a new man,
with not a trace of the coid that, no-
eared for, might have developed into
dangerous disease.
•b Wine oV Cardul
S BLACK-DRAUGHT are
folio wins: merchants hi
THE ALLIANCE CANDIDATE.
Formal Announcement of Hon. O. JJ,
,Steven* for Congress.
To Tim Pkui-i.u ok tub jjtecasb
CoNoiiKustouAi. Djhtkkt: Wo, tho
delegates to a convention assembled
by authority of the district alliance,
for tho purpose of selecting and roc-
ommetiding a suitable person as a
candidate for congressman for said
district, in the 58d congress, have
seen propor to present tlie- iianio of
Hon. O. B. Stevens, of Terrell coun
ty, as a man fully qualified for tlie
position. We ask your oo-oporation
securing his nomination by thu
democratic convention.
Believing that tlie agricultural in
terest 1ms been almost totally ignored
iu onr national balls of congress, wo
have decided to take this step, and,
in doing so, desire to say that wo nre
not acting in a dictatorial spirit, but
wishing to promote the best interest
of the masses.
We recommend that the wishes of
tho voters be expressed by primary
elections.
J. T. Klim, N. II. Sasdkiis,
Baker county.
AL S. CiiiumntE, W. J. Kni.t/v,
Colquitt eounty.
R. M. Buow.v, G. W. Crai-s,
Clay eounty.
G. W. Wwoi.VB, G. W. Wabk,
Calhoun county.
E. C. Mosklv, E. M. D.Littlkkiku),
Decatur county.
G. W. Rilbv, W. J. Dickson,
Miller county.
W. II. Joxks, J. B. Thomas,
Mitchell county.
A. C. Strvkxsox, Leon Nuai.,
Tbonms county.
J. B. Watson, C. F. B.iimv,
Randolph county.
J. E. Jav,
Terrell county.
0. R. Naukmorr,
Early county.
J. J. Williams, J. 1*'. Colkman,
Worth county.
.1. W. Stkihikxs, \V. O. Watson,
Dougherty county.
W. F. Rutukiikoui), J. S. Vini.su,
Qu itnum county.
“I have just recovered from a second
attack of the grip this year,” says Nr.
(ns. O. Jones, publisher of the Leader.
Mexia, Texas. “In tho latter caso I used
Chamberlain's Cough Remedy, and I
think with considerable success, only bo-
lug in lied a little over two days ugalnsl
ten days for the first attack. Tho second
attack I am satisfied would liave liecu
equally as had os the first but for the use
■>t this remedy, as I had to go to bed In
about six hours after being struck with
it, whllu In tho first case I was able to at
tend to liualiiesg about two days before
getting down." SO cent bottles forsalo
by Tlfton Drug Store, and Peters & lie-
lote, CeclL
ALBANY, GA f
Special Schools open March 7th,
Assembly on March 27tb,
Brilliant Program. Studded with nitistrl-
ou* Nanffca of Literary Lights,
linn been Prepnrefl^k*
TIiIm tfreat Moral anti Etltica-
ttonal Institution
Offers oji|M)rtunitles never before surpassed, If
equalled, for the Instruction aud entertainment
I
WHIMPIE.
Hon. If. P. Work Place* a New Word In
the Political Vocabulary.
The press has been fishing for
sonic time for a word expansive
enough to contain every variety of
political kickers and contortionists,
such as mugwumps, soreheads,
growlers, howlers, etc. I will cast
the word Whimpie and see if it will
float A Whimpie Is a croaker full
of political whims—one who erics
out against his party A or ail political
parties in a whiqing, broken voice,
One whd makes complaint in a shrill
drawling tone, and in an unmanly
criss-cross way. A self-styled polit
ical saint who whines out his affected
grievaiiccs in a mean complaint Let
me suggest to those mongrels who
arc posing as tlie scif-consecrntcd
patriots and statesmen of this emm
try and have been in labor on at
least two occasions attempting to
give birth to a pure political party, or
a no-party party, that should they lie
successful in the accouchement in
their next struggle in July that they
narao their baby the Whimpian Par
ty. Tlie proposed name of the Peo
ple's Party, given ante-birth to tlie
sickly promise of an offspring, carries
its own ridicule, for it is evident that
miscegenation Will never become
popular in this country to tho extent
of,any very groat'number of the peo
ple joining them in their visionary
and impm-tica! schemes,—I/miaville
Courier-Journal.
«: ANNUAL
M. W. GASKINS,
GENERAL : : MERCHANT,
Extends a Most Cordial Invitation
To tlie People of the Town anti the Surrounding Country to Pay
Him a Visit at Hia New and Elegant Store.
" siw 1 ‘
His Specialties will be—
CROCKERY
the people.
HU no Influence more widely felt or generally
fcitijriifocd, and all are Invited to enjoy Uto sym
posium of litcratnro, muolu and art.
PROGRAM IN DETAIL.
Sunday, March *7.
11:09 a. m—Hcrtuou by Ilov. I. j. Laming, of
Worcester, Mum.
4: SO p. m.—Vespers.
8:00 it. iu.~Tift Memorial. Col. C. II. Wooten,
Hon. Cbarlee Wessolow*ky.
Monday, Mrtroh SO.
3rfK) p. m.—Hoc.Itntlons, Rev. A. 8. Durstnn.
Address, l»r. 0. 8. ITesbree. 1m11tor l*nbltc Opin
ion, Washington, I). C., Subject:—"Tlie Wvet,"
8HW p. in.—Opening 4th Annual AMcmldy.
Music, Glees# Uccltatums and Rpeoches.
Tuesday, March 90.
II KM a. m.—Addrew by P. H. Mcliardson.
.1:oo p. m.—AddrcMand Recitations by Rev. A.
. Hurston.
8.00p, in.—Address Rev. t. J, Lansing.
Wednesday, March 90.
11 KMT a. in.—J. L, M. Curry, D. 11. and 8. IK
llradwell, State School Commissioner.
3 MO p. iu.—AddreM.
8M0 p. m.—Mu*it’ul Concert, I’rof. C. C. Ca»o
and Chautauqua Chorus.
Thursday, March .11
11 KM'a. rn.—Rev. I. J. Lansing, Wnreeetcr,
[tuw.
3 MO n. H.—Bell Ringing, W. I). Kolierteon and
. K. Brooke, Recitation*.
8 K« p. m.—Lev. J. R. Hawibornc.AtlantA, (la.
0.00 p. m.—American Columbian Tableaux.
Friday# April 1*
10 MO a. m.-Goverivir's pdy. .
10.09 a, m.—Concert. Cliautguqua Chortle,
Prof. C. C. Case, conductor. .
3 KM p. m.~Address.- Horn W. J. Northen,
Oovcroor of Heoriria with Staff and Military es*
tiort by F. a. dnlflrmm.
3 MO p. hi.—Hell Ringing, W. D. Rotorison.
Recitations, F. E. Brooks.
8 M0 p. hi.—Hterwrptifjui, C. E. Bolton, Cleve
land, Ohio. Beautiful Switzerland.
Saturday, April V,
11 KM a. m.-Children bay. Music and Short
VsftJpTm.—Athletic Exhibition!, W. (I* Au-
deraon and cle«w*sj
Kmiduy, April 3.
3KM p. ui.- Intonmtloiml S. S. Work# II. F(
•laeoba, of Chicago, 111.
11 KM a- hi.—Scnuon by Dr. A. K# Dunning, D,
Monday# April 4,
R :00 p. in.—fitercnptb’an Ixoture, )Tof. C. K.
Bolton. Kugluml aud 1/mtlon.
Tueeday, April ft.
KlKWp. m.—Stereoptlcau Lecture, l'rof.C
Bolton. lUly.
.-.THE.*. DEPARTMENTS/
Will lio under the direction of tlie ablcat eiamlal-
lata In America, and will airordopivirtiiultlai for
euktum that r
Tliere is Do House in Town having such a Complete Assortment and
Carefully Selected Stock of Goods.
lie carrlea nearly everything which eonatltuto a genera) Mock of Dry Oood«, Notion*, Heavy
(lrooeriea,ete. ilia stock In all frealt and a vbdt lo hto store will be mutually beneflcfctl to pur
chaser and seller.
Send to him for any and everything you need.
Mitchell W. Graekins,
TIFTOIST, GEORGIA.
solves to all.
must thoroughly ix>iiuuctul them
W. O. Amhuikon, M. D., of ilw Adclidil Acad
emy, of Brooklyn, will again I* ITosIdent of the
Ctiantauqua rfiyslcal School, with an able Corps
of nsslstaiitu, All within reaiih of AUauy should
give their children the advantage of this train
ing.
l*nor. 0. It. WkmS* tint |»«rlcss iwnincn and
uastor of Uio liestand simplest nietfuKls of Issik
(eejdngand lieat mcthodn of Inislnoss, will again
m in charge of tho Commercial Department,
which fact guarantees advantages In this lint
equal in all respeota to tlm sqlioots of l*ougb-
keapste.
l'l’or. C. C. Cass, will l» in chslge of the
. uhool of Music, which insures musical advan
tages that can only lie equated at the best Con
servatories of Boston, or the old world.
ami Teicte’ Normal Qm
Will enjoy the rich exposltlon of lllldlcal truths
* ~ *•“" * ** “* *>lUhodschol—
ig Is editor
IkWi
by Hev/A*. K. Dunning, the aoconipiishiMi scholar
and tender Christian. Dr. Dunnlnr ‘ "
the oldest and meet widely circulated religion*
, ournala of America# and It Is a triumph worthy
of Chautauqua to soenre bis efltciont services.
IF* Half r&to# round trip fare, on all the roll*
roods.
Grand Military Conclave
I'wlr commtnd of Col. Bd. L. WlRht for clover-
nor's ll»r—Frlflftf, April 1,1.
Confederate! veteran, end *11 eoldlen under
their old leaden.
Twenty cntuiwuilce In line to eet ae eaeort of
hnnor to Governor W. J. Northen,
IV* Pnr tnetnictlon and entertainment, for
nditor oh-uMira, the Foi htii Asm ai. Hmios
Iriuoia CnAITAtMHtA hae never had an equal.
R. Iloiin., 1-re.lilonL
JMt. I>AV|«, Huperliitenrlent,
A. W. Mu«r„ Be,!retary.
W. A. Dose AN, Superintendent of In.truetlon,
TIFTON DRUG STORE
Kkkph a Full Scki-i.v ok
TOILET AND FANCY ARTICLES,
Fine Perfumery, School Books and Stationary.
Lamps of Every Deseription.
PAINTS, * OILS * AND * VARNISHES.
Tlie moil Hioct nock ot Tobaccos anil Cigar* in the city.
My cuatomera can bo nerved with good Havana cigar*.
I call apodal attention to l'rttf, Dcxtcr’aCntui-rli Cure, MurIc Dnlnt,
Kidney mill Idvor Caro, Lung llostoror, Mosmcrlc Ulood Cleutiaei
and lllNaitiiatle Cum. They aro proprietary modidnea that are recommended
very highly for the purpose, claimed for them.
Mr FRESHEST and BEST GARDEN SEEDS, all the year round.
Call and km tne.
Tifton, Go., April 22, 1801. J. C. G OODM ATST.
Lv Wsycmss....
“ Warcsburo..
Mill wood.,
Mi'Uinalit
l*carsim .
KlrkUud
WostonU.
08 Mite
dray's.....
WIllaiNMMTl
Alapaha..
finlfnna..
" HnsikflolU
Ar Tifton....
Lv Tifton
Tr-ty
Huumcr
IWtllM
(Mlwlla
Willingham..
pflefa:::::
11 ar. pm
2 60 pm ,
3 07 pm .
3 iu pm .
3 2ft put .
3 37 pill .
3 M pm .
tijsa
T Aeaf station. f Btup on signal.
• Dally, except Hunday.
i iOatn
Connect* at Altmny with Central rallruatl uiir
Utorula, Columbus Houtheru railway, and Bavan-
nab, Florida and Western railway.
CumuH’U at Wayt rtvsa wlUt Bavannah, Florida
and Western railway.
Jaoksonvlllo and Bt. lamls l*ultman i*alac«
sleeping car u|mui trains Nos. 3 and 4.
C. D.dwknw. J. A. Iltiu m*
Tronic Manager. U. 1*. A.
T. W. Anoikh, A. (1. I*. A.
ga souint in nm
RAILROAD.
suwannee Driver route.
Bche&ni, la Sftct January 3,1891.
OOIUU SOCTIL
BIGF BARGAINS!
:IN>-
l(NV«
Cflriil
Tifton....
Valdosta..
daspsr
lake City.
a;;®.:::::::
"KSTl
Won India
fast Mall.
llKMs.ni,
2 KM p. m.
i^S •*
5114 •*
f»:17 "
7:W '•
10:13
Ho.™
Kxpresa
_ Mall.
• Aft pT“Sv
llflft •»
1 KM a. u,
2:4ft »*
3 AS »
4M *»
DRY-GOODS, CLOTHING,
SHOES AND HATS.
tnornli
gla,
No, I leaves Macon after arrival of Tmomlnw
rrnlng trains on Central. Southwestern, rieur«
.._i, Kosk TeiiitMsee, Virginia and Ucorgia amk
daoon and Birmingham railroads.
No. I leaves Moron after arrival of Incoming
afternoon trains on the Central, Bouthwesteru,
Miteiii aud Northern anil Ueoigla railroads, and
rotiuects at l*«latka for Ht. Augustine and all
points In Hast and Booth Florida, and with Uoa
the Ht. Johns ai * ‘ k
aoiwi mtttTK.
L#uve l'slatlu r.
and (k'klawaha river smamers.
r HZ%~
Lxiirees
Mall.
1 crti'ry a full line of Dry-G-oodf, and am
Belling Winter Goods away Below Cost to
make room for a splendid Summer Stock.
7:40 p. tul
8KS6 *•
XQM *•
M39 "
12M4 0. ».
44
,4M7 «
J C Aft «<
No. 2 leaves l*alatha after arrival fttit Wwsi In
dia mall from Taiiijw and connects at Mac<vn
with all outgoing afterwion trains on Ceutral,
Honthweatem, Macon and Northern, OcorttU,
Hampton
lake City
Jasper..... j
Valdosta
Tifton
Cordete ...........
Arrive Macon
No. J, ,
West India
Fast Mall, i
MTni;
8:60 ••
8 KM «
UKB ••
U»:13 "
It Mi 44
1:1ft p. nr
4:10 *
Give Ic tar Pataage aii I Will Save You Money
Iff FANCY GROCERY AND-HARDWARE DERARTIEHT
Is fully stocked with the best goods.
with all outgoing afternoon trains un Ceutral,
•4tern, Macon and Northern, Georgia,
Hast Tetmossce, Virginia and Oeurgta and Macou
and lUnnhigham railroads.
No. 4 lentee I’abtka after arrival uf trains
from Ht. Atiguatlnc and iwlnts In Rostand South
“* hbi and connects at Macon with all nut coin*
ning trainson Ontral, tkmthwMtem, mocms
and Northen " ‘
TIFTON, OA., August 87.
II. II. TIFT.
Klorhbi ami counects
nvoniing trains on Oi
and Northern, Georgia, ami Kaat Trm
glnls ami Georgia railroads. f<Htne«3knt for
vcstlbulwi trstn between Atlanta and Washing,
ton. 11. (\
All trains arrive and depart from union depota
at liacfin aud Palatka.
Rlegant sleeping oar* will be run on trains No*
3 and No. 4.
For further information apply to agents M
Junction iiotntt or to
L. J. IIARHIA LC.CANOVA,
Ticket Agent, Macon. Ticket AeenL PslaUok*
II. BV'RNH, JAH- MfcNXIKB.
True. Bass. Act. Moron. Urn'l Agt, PalatkO.
A.€. KNA —
The Singer Manufacturing Company,
THE 8EWXH0 XAOHIHE MAN0FAOTUEER3 Of THI WORLD.
With
Record of 9,000,000
INTade and Bold.
Now offer three entirely different Kow Family Sewing Machines—
Ohcillator, Vhuiatoh a»i> AifTOStATic (single thread).
Ohurotiorluin’.-* Kyo «u<J Skill
Ointment.
A certain vure for Chronic Sore Eye*,
Tetter, Salt Rheum, Scald Head, Ota
Chmnlo Sore*, Fever Bares, Ecxenta,
Jteb, I'rairle Scratches, 9»wi Nippta* ami
FiJea. It Is cooling and wolUnii. Hire-
rireit. irfcaacs hare l«en wired by U after
ati odifer tmtaiost itad failed, tt is put
!»i> tit SS'.ihd^euaf.W**;.
—— HKAIHlUAUTKlt* VOX
Creckery, China and (Bass Ware
Lamps of Every DestrlyUen,
Tinwai-e,
HoUowware,
Wood ware.
A.lso Stoves,
Pram ibe ehnqnM to tlttck*. HrUtlAot, nvwwM
'.nl» tho lost l» the vrarld, tho, atwAutely
have o>.eqnal Iu ths «oHA
Maaulhctow. all kit
Tinware, 8t*v« Plye/unttm, E:e
H»“ Rpeclat voire, auule to hr.<»!» «“» IwanL
toi Write er call toiwwhon In wed uf
tnytiilon liuar <tae; w,' xuwnotoe t” oavejfrei
wtiiaty, tJt, liofti a Blto-,
1 W Wt t'»ltOJtK-u VJIMU,
MstimSsL
In elegant, convenient anil artistic cabinet work, with new |uitenU-<l stand
aud oil the latest attachment* and modem improvements.
TIFTON, GEORGIA,
A'jent for Berrien, Colquitt, Worth and Irwin
COUNTIES.