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■ <:■* ALL SORTS OP THIHGS. FOUND GOING THE ROUNDS OF THE GEORGIA PRESS. LETTER FROM TIFTON. Written by ("Jay KH Alch"jfor tho Albany FaeU, Fancier and News Itoms Laconically Stated—Something of Interest to Every Gazette Header. It is said .when a girl marries a man to reform him, tho devil doesn’t worry. Neither would he worry if the prohibition party would marry the third party to reform it.—South ern Star, Hj^Jnte^WjNEJJFCJgDin lor female dlieaita. The first and best security the government can have is its original realty—its soil. There is lio higher and better security than real estate. Then to whom should the govern ment first loan money, the farmer who owns land, or the capitalist who owns war bonds? And besides who needs the money most?—Home Trib une. Try BUCK-DRAUGHT let .‘or Dy.pepda, It doesn’t make a particle of dif ference whether the pension plank of the third party was endorsed as a part of the platform or as a settled resolution. In either event it marks the settled policy of the party to plunder the south, to bestow a large gratuity on the bummers and dead beats of tile north and west—Sparta Ishmaelite. .. McElree’s Wine of Cardul «usd THtO FORD’S BUCK-DRAUGHT for sale by the following merchants in* Herrien county • J. C. Goodman, Tifton. sf/i H. H. Tift, Parrish & Peeples. Adel. M. J. McMillan, Allapaha. C. 1. Jones, ** Woolard & Co„ “ W- R. Futeh & Co,, Nashville. FOUL PLAY SUSPECTED. dlngular Peelstenco of a Dead Man' Friends.—A Body Disentombed IVii.i,AcpocnKK, March 12.—Allen Bummeriin, who died near Pearson last Monday night of acute peritoni tis, requested that the attending phy sicians should make a post mortem examination, but owing to objections by his family the post <nyrtcm was omitted. Afterward lus friends be came dissatisfied and'to-day had the coroner summon a jury and take up Ids body. Drs, Julian and Wilcox made the postmortem, which proved beyond a doijbt to the physicians that ho died from natural causes, and die coroner's jury brought in Verdict to that effect, but ail this did , trot satisfy Mr- Summorlih’s friends, and they requested .the physicians to take out the stomach and submit it to a chemical test, which they did, and Sent it to the state chemist to havo it analyzed, The opinion of the public ■ generally is that Mr. Summerlin died from natural causes and that no foal play was shown—Cor. Morning hews. THE GAZETTE i TIFTON, GA., FRIDAY, APRIL 1, 1892. --tm."„ ;.v:■■=r=rr,~=: For Protection of Ounte. Hero is a law enacted by the last general assembly, that will be of in terest to tho citizens of Berrien coun ty. Head it: Suction k Ho it enacted by tho general assembly of the state of Geor gia, and it is hereby enacted by tho authority of the same that from and after the passage of this act it shall 1m unlawful for any person to hunt, kill or take in any manner, any deer in the state of Goorgia, between the first day of January and the first day of September in any year, S*o. 2. He it further enacted, That it shall be unlawful for any person to hunt, kill or take in any manner, or to rob the nests of eggs, or young of any wild turkey, partridge or pheasant between tho first day of May and tho first day of September qf any year. Skc- 8. Be it further enacted, That tile provisions of this act shall not change or modify any existing local laws now in force in any of the coun- . ties of this state. 8*0. 4. Be it farther enacted, That any person violating toe provision* of tots act shall be dqemed guilty of a misdemeanor and on conviction .shall be punished by a fine of not less than 810 nor more than 820, or be confined at hard labor in tho coun ty chain-gang, adopted by the conn ty, for not more than three montoe in toe discretion of toe court toying the offense. Sue. 5. Be it farther enacted, That all laws and parts of laws in conflict •with this act be and the same are hereby reapealed. ‘ * day KU Alcli' Herald.; Tiktox, G.v,5Iarolr 25,—This lit tle city lies been styled, and v.ery ap propriately, the Gate City to South west Georgia, and is fast maturing its claims to that title. Half of its good things cannot be told in the brief space allotted hero, and Bro. Allen, of -toe Gazettk, attends to his busi ness so well that he leaves very little to be told. * * * * * tikton’s onowTii. , This little oity, whicli five years ago consisted of a still, saw mill and depot, now has about 1,200 lubabl tents, Cloven business houses, two restaurants, a good market; one of the best hotels in southwest Georgia, an academy building costing $8,200 which has about ninety pupils in at> tendance, a Methodist church costing $2,200 and a Baptist church in pro cess of erection which promises to be one of the finest in southwest Geor gia. Added to this, it has a mayor and council who are working like beavers to develop their town, and a host of citizens who are ably second ing their efforts. One of their last acts was fixing a license of $250 on retailing cigarettes. These people arc represented by a paper which is conceded to be the most newsy and ably edited country newspaper in Bouthwest Georgia. When the city was first laid out no real estate was sold unless the purchaser agreed to erect a first-class building thereon and no land in tho city is sold to ne groes. About a mile from town the land has been divided up into lots and sold to several darkies who havo built homes and established a town of their oivn. ***** Tobacco culturo is being boomed to a considerable extent in this sec tion, and it is estimated that noarly two hundred acre's will be planted in the weed in tho vicinity of.Tiftou, Messrs. H. H. and W. O. Tift nfc taking a large interest in it*, as they do in everything that tends (to de velop the resources of this unexcelled pine land. Ffty-throo acres will be planted on their farm, two miles from town, for which tho seed have been bedded some time since, and are now nearly large enough to set out. They have throe planting ma chines now in the depot, and propose building five modern barns for curing the green leaf. An expert has been sent from North Carolina by Mr. Snow, who is interested in tho busL ness, to attend to gathering and cur ing the leaves, and experienced to bacco growers hove been here for the past three months attending to the bedding, planting and cultivating. This one farm will do more to dem onstrate whether tobacco can bo grown to a success in this section than a thousand columns of newspa per articles, and tiio Tift brothers arc the men to make a success of it if any one can. • * * * “I have Just recovered from a second attack of the grip this year,” aaya Mr. Jss. O. Jones, publisher of the Leader, Mexta, Texas. “In the taller case I used Chamberlain's Cough Remedy, and 1 think with considerable success, only be ing In bed a little oyer two days against ten days for the first attack. The second attack I am satisfied would have been equally as bad as the first but for the use of this remedy, as I had to go to bed in about alx hours after being struck with it, while in the first case I was able to at tend to business about two days before getting down." 50 cent bottles for said by Tifton Drug Store, and Peters & Be- lote, Cecil. h»4 glared In hla hands by an Kn« India mission. formula of a simple vegetable remedy for tbs speedy and permanent out* of Conaump- tton, Umnehltts, Catarrh, Asthma and all tbniat and f.uug Aifevtlnns, also a positive slid radical for Nervous Debility and nil Nervous Com- M. W. GASKINS, GENERAL MERCHANT, To the People of tho Town nnd the Surrounding Country to Pay. Him a Visit at His New and Elegant Store. CONSUMPTION CUBE'S. An old physician, retired from preutico, having Actuated by title motiveand a desire to relievo ^ iS&rli human anL who desire it, " ^ with erinir.l will send free of charge,to all it, this recipe, in <)ettnan, French pi English, with full directions for prepari using. Bent by mail by addressing with namlnj? this paper it W. A, Nov Kg, «*) j L There is no House in Town having such a Complete Assortment and Carefully Selected Stock of Goods. H* carries nearly everything which constitute a general stock of Dry floods, Notions, Heavy Groceries, etc. HJa stock is all fresh add a visit to his store will be mutually beneficial to pur chaser and seller. Send to him for any and everything you need. lllock, Rocboster, N. V. ANNUAL ALBANY, GA. Special Schools open March 7th, Assembly on March 37th. Drilllant Program, Studded with XllustrP ottfi Names of Literary Lights, has been Prepared, « Tills Grent Moral and Educa tional Institution Offers opportunities never before surpassed, If equalled, for tho instruction and entertainment of the |*oplo> Has no Influence more widely felt ar generslly recognised, and all are invited to enjoy the f poainm of literature, music and art. PROGRAM IN DETAIL Sunday, March 87. . 11:00 a. in—Bermon by Rev, I. J. Lansing, of Wopnwtof, Mass. 3:00 p. in.—Itecll Address, I)r. C). B. 1 ion, Washington, D. C., 8:CO p. in.—Opening .... Music, Glees, Recitations and H| Tuesday, March SO. U .*00 a. m.—Address by F. H. Richardson, . 3:00 p. m.—Address and Recitations by Rev. A. B. Hurston. 8.00 p. m—Address Rev. I. J. Lansing. an< of W. A. Hendj closed onday last, parte nit at the will i and Tison Tqf^tqr is thought 1 filch is a largo one, The busi furniture by Sheriff Sir. Henderson known, bi stocl labilities. Tho Tift brothers havo on their Irwin comity farm, which is only two miles from here, a fine pecan and pear orchard, which is pteoed out with a lot of apple and peach trees and English walnut*. One of their latest ventures is a thirty-acre vineyard, which will be in good bearing stage title summer, and which is equivalent te a small gold mine in financial results. Not a small item on this farm is a nursery, in which has just been planted 48,000 grape cuttings. A few melons are being planted in this section, but not one-fourth the acreage of last year. The Tift farm, for example, which planted one hundred acrea last year, now has only five. C0I.C.B. Woolen, S8. Rev, A. H. Puraton. frlitor Public Opin- 1 ‘ !—'*TlMJ Wpct." Assembly. WmliifwUy, March 30. II too k in.—J. L, M. Cnriy, P. D. and B. I), radwell, Htata Hchool Commissioner. 3:00 p. m.-Address. 3*0 p. iu.—MuNi.ua! Concert. Prof. C. C. Com id Chautauqua Chora*. Thtirnday, March .31. 11*0 a. m.—Rev. I. J. Loosing, Worcester i. M.-Bell Ring g, W. D. Rolierteon ami IS. llrooks, KcclUitfoni. B iOO p. m.—Rev. J. II. Hawthorne, Atlanta, Ga, 0:00 p. iu.—American Columbian Tableaux. Friday,. April 1. 10 A0 a. m.—Governor'* Day. 10:00 a. in.—Concert. Chautauqua Chorus, Prof. C. C. Cano, conductor, 3.-00 p. in.—Addreaa. Mon. W. J. Northern Governor of Georgia with fll cort by F. G. UuMirnou. 3'A0 p. in.—Roll 1 Ringing, W. P. Itobertaon, Recitations, F. F.. Rrcnk*. 8 A0 p. in.—Bterreoptican, C, B, Dolton, Cleve land, Ohio. Heautlful Switzerland. Extends a Most Cordial Invitation His Specialties -wiir.be— ROCKERY SHOES, HATS, cars, DRESS GOODS, &e., JSe, HARDWARE Mitchell "W. Graskins, TIFTON, GEORGIA. TIFTON DRUG STORE Keeps a Fui.l Supply of- Lv Tifton.......... Rrookficidi.... , Kmguia..., Alapr"* Willi Gray’s M Mile Poat.. Wettonla.. Kirkland.. lVarson .... McDonald.. Millwood... Wareaboro. Ar Wayi roM., »Wavcre— SchlattervlUc. Hoboken Nahunta.. Lulaton. tklnaoii Atkinson Wayucavllle.. Jamaica Pyle*' Manih.. Ar lhvinawiok PiUwenKcr Tralus—AVesfc* STATION*. i-v hnmiwlclT Pyles’ Manih. Jamaica Wajmcsvlllo... " Atkinson...... Lulaton Nahunt* Hoboken , BchlattarviUe. Ar Waycro** T5o am f7 Warn 8 03 am 8 83 am 8 30 am B Flam 8 «,wn 9 08 am 6 loatn 9 40 am I.v Waycrom 'Yareabor TOILET AND FANCY ARTICLES, Fine Perfumery, School Books and Stationary. Lamps of Every Description. Wareauoro Millwood.. McDonald Pearson ...... Kirkland Wcatonia W Mile Post'.. Gray’s........ Wilwccochce.. AlaiMha... Knlgma... " Pnaikflold. Ar Tifton naopm Vi 31 pm ft 40 pm ft Mpm ft OS pm ft 13pm ft 3lpm ft 40 pin 4 Wnm No. A 10 33 pm PAINTS, * OILS * AND * VARNISHES. The rooit select stock of Tobaccos sm) Cigars In the city. My customers can be served with good Havana cigars. Lv Tifton Ty-Ty Huiimcr....... Portion....... Isabella...... Willingham.. Mavis? Ar Albany TSRHsuifim: I call special attention to Prof. Dcxtor's Catarrh Cnro. Magic Balm, Kidney and Elver Cure, Lung ltestoror, Mesmeric Blood Cleansci and Rlieiunattc Cure. They are proprietary medlcinea that aro recommended very highly for the purposes claimed tor thorn. ter FRESHEST and BEST GARDEN SEEDS, all the year round. Call and sec me, Tifton, Gm April 22,1801. J. O. GOODMAN. BIGr BARGAIN8 ! :JN: DRY-GOODS, CLOTHING, SHOES AND HATS. I carry a full line of Dry-G-oods, and am selling Winter Goods away Below Cost to make room for a splendid Summer Stock. Give p tar Patronage and I Will k ta Money. fitatimlfcjr, April *, 11 a. in.—Children Day.' Musid and Hhort Addresses. 8KWp. in,—Athletic Exhibitions, W. G. An* tlersoa and classes. MY FANCY CROCERY AND HARDWARE DERARTMEHT , ■ ‘ •; . -, - . t Is fully stocked with the he«t goods. Sunday, April 8. 3:00 p. in.—International A 8. Work, A, F. Jaeobs, of Chicago, IU. ^ 11.•00 a. uir-Bsnuon by Dr« A. E. Dunning, U. D. Monday, April 4. 8K»p. m.—Hteraoptlcan Iawturs, Prof, G. E. olton. England and London. The Singer Manufacturing Company, Tuesday, April 8. 10 KM p. m.—Btereoptlcan Lecture, Prof.C. B. Dolton* Italy. . THE .’.DEPARTMENTS.- SHE SEWING XAOHUU KANUTAOTUEERS Of THB WORLD. With a Record of 9,CKX),00O Machines, Made and Sold. Will tie under the direction nf the ablest S| lata in America, and will afford opportunities for culture that must thoroughly commend them* selvas to all, Now' offer throe entirely different New Family Sewing Machine*— Ohcim.atoii, Viuhatob *Nn Automatic (»ingle thread). W, o. Anmoi, M. D., of tlM Add] •my, of Hmoklyn, will inln be I "re. CtHMilauqui. rbnlo.1 School, with k of udittnu. All wltbln mob of All Aud itor tb* . _ . iWtMn, or uMttttnu. All wltbl* mob of Albuy .bould give tbclr children tb. odruup. of tbla urnln- Inf. mwr. C. n. Wklu, the merleee penmen and nioeter of tb* beet ud elraptHt method, of Ikk.U equnl In nil mpeeto to drnnUKoe In tbt. line the Kbooli of Pnnfb- Vrov. C. C. Ci.r,, will be In oblige of Um i, wblob InUnm mtulrfi School ofXnelc, tlut ndeen- 'M en«nt*d nt the but Con. or tbe old world. irate’ id Tcttben' M ta Yenjmt Me**™. Cage & Sherman, of Alexsa. dor, Tern, Writes u» regarding it i»- markable cure of rtteumattsm there u follows*. "The wife of Mr, Wtd, Pro in, the goirtuuMter here, bad been bed-ridden with rheumatism for several yean. She could get nothing to do her ;ood. We eeSd her a boUte of any good. We eeid her a w«M or ■Rl Chamoeriata'a Psiu Balm and aha was tittfiMBt M. Oiigga. ftollctef*Oeiter«l ! c)lbp’.euif eoied by Usuae, We refer . .of iayvt •ttMMMBSihas! any on* to het to verlftr thisJUtement.' tfadr conllnand of Old. Bd. 1* Wlglit for Oor.r- nor*. Dm—Friday, April let- (]onfedernie Tetonns and all eoMler* under tbelrcfd Waders, Twenty oompaniee in Unr to Act .. stwrt n* honor to OoveraorW. J.VortbMt. kW" For loetrectten and eolerten.w-.At, for fceStof ptceaun, «s* Fotrur* Amnt S*e*«iii te*QnM. Wavosllt.iiie'tiiiciiromvi relief In oases Wlcent bottles lor sale by Tifton Drag t bcMtUM.” At Dr. J, C. Uoodman’a. • 9tm w| I’eten A Helote. LceiL brcvciA CM.rotAnct'Atuu>n*rertaadJte«i< h. Hoeim. Pnetdebt. i. IVDtnib aopei-lr,t*M5uis. itoftnMim'Ainu. A.vr.i W. A. Dor iw, H TIFTON, flA., August 87, 1801. H. H. TIFT. 10 to am u 16 am 11 46 am 11 37 am 12 18 pm 1133 pm 12 27 pm 12 33 pm 12 4.1 pm 12 47 pm 12 31 pm 1 13 pm 19 18 am 1 37 pm 1 46 pin 2 03 pin 9 25 am 10 20 am 11 09 am 11 29 am 12 28 pm is 45 pm* 1 05 pm 1 20 pm 1 35 pm* 1 40 pa 1 2 26 pin 2 50 pm 9 07 pm 3 16 pm 3 28 pm 8 37 pro 3 82 pm 4 90prn 12 Mam 2 to aw 10 OOanr Y Btop on signal. • Dally, except Sunday. (’imiuriVu at Albany with Central railroad at Oeorcia, ('nlumbiix BdUithern tuIIw ay, and Savan nah, Florida and Western railway. Co.mects at Waycmss with Savannah, Florida and Westarn railway. Jacksonville and Bt. I on la Pullman palace sleeping car u|kh» trains Nos. 3 and 4. C. D. (iwk.ns, J. a. MclH rriK. Traflic Manager. G. P. A. F. W. Anuiku, A. O. P. A. RAILROAD. SUWANNEE RIVER ROUTE. Oehaduls ta Effeet Isnosry 3-1,888. going sotmi. Leave Macon". (’artiste Tlfum Valdosta...* Jasper Lake City... “ Hampton Arrive Palatka Went ludia Fast Mall. fTaWTu m. im p. nv 3d5 6;1 site t«us inr“ Express Mali. 8:45 p. m. 11 dS M 1.-00 a. iu * 2:45 “ 3SKI •* iM ” 403 M to No. 1 leaves liauoa after arrival of (noomlnff rooming tmlua on Central, Houthwestara, Goore ., KMVTihjr — —‘ ...uihvu nnunnawin, wr sla, bait T.nncrtfc, VlrglnU and Ucnrttia and ila, . n, I--V —" iaconand'Olrulnztiaiu ralliuada. ■' Macon after arrival of Incoming No. 3 leaves —... afternoon trains on the Cenkrai, Mason and Northern connects at l’abuka in* venirai, Bouthwestemw it atul Georgia railroads, and a for 8t. AngnsUna and alt South Horldfl, and with thv poinis In East and Florida, St. Johns and (H klawaha river steamers. the aoimi KOBiki. NO. 2, West India Foot MoH. So. 4, V ftSTsi. m. 0*0 “ 1*0 « 9*2 “ 19:11 *• 11:46 M “T*4d p. m. io3 11*3 12:44 a. m. 2*3 4*7 •• 6J6 ** " Hampton •• Lake City “ Jasttcr.... « Valdosta.. “ Tifton 4 :10 •* r»:% iAtmVSS&UkkfxifIn dia mall from Tami* and connecu at Macon with all outgoing afternoon trains on Central, Southwestern, Maron slid Norther “ —_ —, ’otthem, Georgia. East Tennessee, Vlrainia and Georgia and Macon andjllnnlngbani railroads. ivee 1** sVatka after arrival of trains and Northern, Georgia, and East Tennessee, Via giuia and Georgia railroads. Connection foe vsstibuled train between Atlanta and Washing ton, D.C. All trains arm# and depart from unkrn depots at Macon and Palatka. Ul.caol almpinR can will b* run on train. No. 3 and No. 4. V For further information apply to agent# at junction points or to , L. JT» ltARRlB. L. C. CANOVA, TkkBtAgsut, Macoo. Tkkst^rat.PalsUta. Trav. Pas*. Agt, Macon. GsnT Agt, Palatka. A.C. KNAPP, Ttaffle Manager* In elegant, Mnveuicnt and arti*tic cabinet work, with new patented stand and all the latest attachment* and modern improvement*. A Bcha&ul* In Effaet January 3,1891 Read Down. W. H. C. OLIVER, TIFTON, GEORGIA, 6i43 a. m 1M •• M 7A6 u “ IM « 9:16 •* Agent fov Bergen, C’ol,quitt. Worth and Irwin ’ COUNTIES. 9:16 1109“ 12)06 pa I ~ -All •fS: It* * JS»* Btatwns. Lt.... Macon .Ar. Bttfkee Lv. ......I,(sella ‘ ..JMimtoDtlar.... .... CuUoden..... ... Yates vRle AR orders for machines, efficient attention. Addrei ichmente and nowllcs will receive prompt and I orders to W. H. l-tf. ^OLIVER, Agent, Tiftob, Bkbiuzn Countt, Gicorou. TIFTON INSTITUTE. Tb* Aerisz tuna of tb* »b«* aebun (riU be*in Twawty wacka. I'upll* attending tbla acMlcn will TUITION FfjR Primary. $8.00. Internietliate, $2, ruptU .bould be catered at IU brt.-lr.rdn* dt tb* Twin to «innf ojuibt* boBdln*. bnltby kx-atioa and wmimteW. >. For f oiWujc pnrUcnUra, apidy to , J. \\ TUton, Otocf:., January t, UM. 1 Odessa “..-Mcaottme...*** Ar..Xs UiSrVp," 3:13 p. n. 430“ *» 3:38 “ ** J»** * '4‘JXS “ “ 2:W M |-J0« -h 12:30 “ « 12*5 •• ** II JO a. m. 11*9'* *• S?* 4 ** Conisectton iu Ustonl J. ». 4fc F. It. B. the 3 UUub, Bt- Aui t. for Savam W. U. R. for Ametkms, ill N. R. R. for Msdlvon, A i >sB 1 KSvfdgevXlh* aud^AvSnata^ yond. J t Ystraville with .A. 4 lions cm that line, and tt tar W. P. B. K. for Muntgc terroedlare a unions. For further infnmiaUon apply to ■rickK azt. Wacou. , January 4th* 18«, and comums fra the ;Hibhc schjol Suud. Note This. ONTH : High School, $9.00. tbclr proprr chuatewtaw. I hare «jh‘a few of tbaae bnntltel tco-aera tons one robe and a MIt north ef Tlriao. Ap~ Oly Mrty, aa Um Sn* to e»m* wlU beaecwl Mtw. ” M. A. SKXTO.S-. tt«l ia*a» !*«•>. :$s Fer Sent. IFT, V Board of Diroctoxa. ri»a nil* lane room* np au»a l» U» J nrkb lraiVlft.it, db» two nice atow* Jiu ,»lwd mjcwe traddlrto Sloe tajbaj rnmmm