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maesR ■ mni (lAziwiE rmwK '«a., i'litej IvniI h. >!*&. V m k H ..V*" LE' FOR THE THOUGHTS ^RESPONDENTS, IwhiuxI KvbuIk of InDrost Tmnxplrlng 1 .',;. C’l^rojihiiojijiyx i Min.rui mui Km. Ci/ip* of- tyepurUirs. llofcemlnii’M Hudtfdt. .Twine rain yt,t» All mir wanrh'iors liava rctiirmwl, iMrs. Folsoiij from Brooks, Mrs. Mat iliia from Uiy’s Mill and Mrs, Abler- Xfnan from Fjkn'bln, bringing two fair Florida llcwiu'*, .VIkjujh Mattie and Ella Mobloy, of Dado City. mf. F. I), 1 Him* ho* movwl in and made .Cecil Ills homo. Mr*. Harab Folsom from Morvea, aml'Mi'a, Carrie Boyd from I)fl»her, two HHp wjdowH, are visiting . us. The Matt/ii* bay wan named out ■ .this week, 111 a curtain town bitlotv, Cordele, nay* Madam Humor, there dwells nix (boaiillful maiden,., each of whom claim a handsoino dearie. Blit lean year in half gone and the said itltmrh had never told Ida love; Imt let af- Ptvium'n moth, like a worm In the Imd, lay Ktill when the maiden wa. near. Thl(i would never do. “Go lot,”mild a maid, "let im net a dumb /uippjru. after the [million of our ' grandmothcrH, for I have heard often that the one you are ordained to marry will come and ouou]iy the. Heat prepared for him." With a ntintjual twitlnr that vied with the Idee hml all wild “Aye, let iu have theHUpper?” Bo after waiting iijitll it was neither into nor early, when the dearie was nupponud to he asloop and the ghoul up und at Imsinoss, the tahle was Aprond with uneimit eeremouy and all took their seats feeling an it I'ne’a raven was over the door. But if (Jin jj front uoliomea, O' mien and men! soinutlinua go wrong no Wonder that tiuiso fair luaida should eomo to grief, for a feminine BampHon revealud to a tnanmiline Uolljith the whole mailer. A Hiiddon tramping of embodied spirits fell on thdaOitvItlvo earn of the immortal nix, and etralghtway they liftirehud to the tahle and took their Hiatts, Said they were not fond of cake hilt hinted that oyster* were uiee, IMy hair I* getting thin and gray, therefore tills djeourso Ih dleeoniin- tied witli the boiiadlotlon of the hook of,fob; "And the lust day* of that popper worn better than the Ural 11 Wool l*eoliiing in freely and trade is lively. Figure tie/'lueroliantH, wlml you Tiavo lo*>rfi trade By not advert,i»ing. aptwymr Three halos of wool found ilhor market thin week boenu*e tlioy did not Iftenv wool wn* at the highest hi Ceell. Thu windy weiilhur I* Attributable to tile vital muoautof political apeak ing going on, and the cloud., resem ble the promise* id' the mindhlutt I Viiu.uian. few days and short of knowledge, They imagine they pome** great wisdom,, though reaijy they are “small potatoes and few in a hill.”; Poor brainless fhucklukeadsl They are on the warpath and determined Ui raise “hilly” and create dfssousiou mid strife, so give mem rope Mid “I.et’em go Oaliflgb?r/’ Gjyo thou) a free ticket and Jet them pursue t.hoir course down the slick and slip pery toboggan slide and may they Hpecdily reach the bottom of misery hill. Vkinok. IJli UlJ applications, ffor A Co. Tllloii, (In. Cures sOriilcluM mi tuuseii mui mungo on ildirti a Itli one or la o silio by J. \V, I’lilllk m Aluimlm News. Ai.ai’aiia, .Iuiio I. Mr. Cluis. Hardy, of Hrooklleld, was iu town to-day on huHinesH. Col. .1. A. Alexander, id' Tilton, tyvas iu Alapalm the Hint of the week. Mr, \V. I.. Swindle, of Nashville, made a short trip to tills place last >Tucnlay. Mr, d. Grunin, of Wayeross, was in Alapalm Friday on Imslnoaa, Mrs. .1. M. Griggs and HjMo daugh ter, of I la wsou, are visiting the fami ly of Hon. \V S. Walker. Col. .1. M. Griggs made a -liorl spiipoh iiuru Inst Saturday night in wild'll Im urged tile people to stick to the staunch old duimwi'acy, Ills ar gument was very f,mil',In. Wo learn that, (ho ieudi is of the thjril or people's party organised their t'nrees at Niistn illn with about 40 inondiers. Mrs, .1- M- Briggs, Mis« M.mii Cdrillln and two elilldivn wen* thrown 'from St Imek. three miles noriliwest of here yesterday by a runaway team, but; fortunately they escaped «ideal a nions injury. Hon. W. S. Walkei laid just stepped fnau the hwk to pluck it liower near by, whim the horses heeiune frightened and dashed ulLlll it.fearful cite wiili die aliinu Tho hack was (fuiiiplctcly til It (I Qua ran lend to cujo l Ml lilt hell in HO nilmiles. ill UJjHill Kor sale by .1. VV. I'nulli & Co,, Tlfton, tin. ... . -.-4*- -. Millgiilu Helloes, Kxioma,.lane I. Mrs. .1, B.Gutm visited friends at 1’earsoti die latter part of last week and returned home Sunday. Mrs, l)r. Hammond returned home last Sunday from n visit to Terrell county. Dr, J. II. Hammond paid Albany a Hying visit hist Saturday afternoon. The colored Baptists held a ininis- ter’s and deacon’s meeting here last Friday, Saturday and Sunday. The meeting was largely attended by the brethren and sisters from up and down the line of die Brunswick and Western railroad, lionsting ears are now ju order Mid some people are beginning to talk about ripe watermelons, This saclion was visited last Sun day evening by a vel'y line rain—the best season that lias fallen hero in some time. The farmers are very ■ ■nu ll delighted. Our young fried, Boh Smith, bus purchased for himself a real parrot, a young one', and now spend* his leis ure hours In trying to learn It how to talk, Some one asked Boh if his parrot could lalii any yet. “Yus,” says Boh with a smile, "lie said the other day that this is a h II ut a place," and wanted to know if Im Ooulil not. lie sent hack to Columbus. Killer S. .1, Sauls bail his horse last Friday while atlgudifig the general meeting at New llivor church. The liul'HC died with staggers, !( is terri ble for s poor limn to loose the only Iniino he owns. If flm whole com munity would only ennui fu,:v -.lAitmi each one doinvte a small amount tow ard buying auotlieu Imrse for Mr. S., he would lie relit veil and nobody Ini' I.. Mr. A S. York will leave here to- morrow for his home nl l.itesville, Florida. Miss Y"la I'ittman, of Sihly, Ga„ is visiting in F.nigina, the guest of Mis. K, K. I.vile. May ohm'll mil with dewy slmwers, HI limy-1 lii’iilnir up die Xml 11) l l| llowi'M. 'Hiill grow alolig III,- way ; I.et us enjoy them wlillu limy jrow, Fnf nolle of us call milly Imnw. That lie'll m,i> am ills'r May. It no ft Alt. — * ll Is a I ruth In iheillelini 1 lint the siiuill- ust dose dial performs dm eine Is die IiemI. He Will's 1.1 dto Marly Hlserii are dm similli'Ht pills, will perl'oun the cure sad uro die best, .1, i\ ttiindmiui. lint tlu(l|ienlilgH. Hat, May til. It lias linen some time since 1 wrote anything for the (i.vxivmc I thought I would try my Imiul again if you will allow me the space iu your spicy columns. Killing grass is the order of the day ui tliis neighborhood. .1. (I. Young lias the lineat crop of corn i have seen this year. It in now waist high. Dempsey Whidd m killed recently a monster alig.nor, itioasuiing seven (nmi the tip of his nose to the end of Ilia tail. Mr. and Mrs. (fabric! haven’t been ilsliing lately, they are energetically engaged in killing grass. There was proaehii'.g at Ml. Zion church last fliurth S it unlay and Sun day by the pastin', lilder J. I!. Ailing- ton, Ills HiMnunis Were all eloqiietit and well-timed. Hnv. ti, 11. Felts preached Sunday night, it was the most I'luiimts meeting 1 have ttUend- ed lately. Boil's Spit it was surely ivinoug the people, I haven't, seen or heard anything from Had Boy in a long lime, ibis lie deserted tho li.V/.K'in;I.et him git e nil lieeotllit of Idlliseli'. ilest, wishes, lor dm prosperity of the B.d'.itv ri: and its ivadtu's. BtiottniA Bov. BIRD'S EYE VIE! Of «, HER MERCHANTS HOPEFUL AMID FINANCIAL DEPRESSION. Hnttu* Nimt f'orMantil AlltiMlomt—Miviy t-O lll« NfltloiMlI —A I’lf'IMt- «l»t VJnit Soon to lin The iU'/.i'.n Kitiim made a short visit to Adel hist Friday afternoon; met a xmrdiaj greeting from ids friend,! tlierc and a pressing invita tion to visit them often. We found the merchants all carrying smiling laces notwithstanding the grinding money depression that overshadow our entire (pjwntry, Parrish A .Hfeyens, llto polite liv erymen, are doing a satisfactory Inw- iness jn Ujei;' line; Bill IC. Roberts, deaigr in geftnraj merchandise as the Huextesatir to J. H. Hester, is milking the people glad with real bargains; Parrish A Peeples wear smiling faces and if you’d stay around them long you’d forget that “bard times” had come; YVilkcs it Julian occupy the old stand with a big stock, of goods ami are doing mi apparently satisfac tory business, while George Pndrick is down to rock bottom prices in Ids end of town. Solicitor-General Peeples was there and, as he was thirsty himself, invited ns to go along with him and ipiaff some of the sparkling soda wa ter nmnufaetured at KennonV J.ulher said it was not very good but —wo would not have known it bad lie not told us—It suited exactly. We quaffed anil then hied us away be yond the railroad depot to watch the progress of nn interesting game of Imse hall. No amount of persuasion could induce our Solicitor-General to assume the important position of buck-stop. At supper time wo ac cepted a great big invitation to take tea with that big-hearted hosteler,Joe I’arrish, at Ins Adel House. If Joe feeds all his eiisl/niiel'n as lie did us and mir two companions, lie’ll never grow rich keeping hotel, lit per day. Nearly all the young men of Adel devote the latter hoars of the afternoon to playing ball, even the staid, dignillcd Mite.li Young is learn ing to twirl the spheres,und they play well. Altogether «m- Visit was a pleasant ou«ulful we aren’t going to target that mutation to "come again.' * It is said they have no third party people in Adel, they have In make an importation when they want one. Tin Attention I exercises of Ttt’ton Institute will close Friday idglit, Juno 10th, with an oiitcrtnimt'mm, The patnn.s and fririids of the School arc invited to 1,1 Third p;trtyive«l that go flab in ftlltucss of their gbry arc || hut /TT. t’ nit on that, occasion. I*. A, Mti 1(1*11 ICY) Principal. Wo arc in receipt of a communica tion replying to that uf “\V. II, Urv- 111)1,” but too late for this innae of the pn per. Postmaster Dull went up to Alba ny last Friday afternoon to attend the district republican meeting. As to its proceedings he is “iu» mute as a mouse/* The machinery is in place and ready to commence manufaettiring the “Modern Tobacco I’urns.” Capt. C. A. Williams and others went out early yesterday morning for a wildcat, hunt. They must have had line sport as they stayed nearly all day. Vegetables are plentiful in the Tlfton market. A communication received from Kay’s Mill is left over until next week for the lack of room for it this week. Wo admonish our correspon dents to make their eontulmtioiss as short and pointed as possible. We haven't the space to devote to vtv- Ix.Mity, and when your letters are “boiled down* it saxes us a deal of trouble. Kcad the Ust, of appointments of Tax Koeetvor* .1. \V. Fetch to lu« found on tins page. Wilkes* <treat Irish .HpeeUlo Cure* ciwuvr, in any e-v n'd o>' its forms, KIum’i- -vtl or tuTotVdn, hrorwUMn, eon- tfumpMon, roughs, .Uounmi;* v., oic # mtuts, la lippc, )«)lnco7.rt, nente catarrh, chronic niwnl orjftr' it, \nd entarrh in nil itB tetter.- «l,vspcp»’,in, umnu's, nl- cimb and inMivalmn Ivnyxx here, Inte.'urd or external, sore ii rout of all kiiv.l i, womb •Useas'js, leucurrho’av'dj male and female dNp»i*e«», v(ny worm*, )>ny a;ni nil kind* of «oves, potwtrhH und eruption*,, ooUt, itt Mteiiiorlam. It.liee,<nue» jny soiowfttl thity to itinimSclc the death "f Mrs. Fannie Guldens, which occurred on Thurs day morning, the 2Cth imit. Though not unexpected iter deatli lias cast a gloian over our entire community. She bad boon sinking for several weeks, baffling all medical skill—the fever had been slowly but surely sapping her life away, and at 4 o’clock Thursday morning situ breathed Iter last. Her gentle spirit was wafted on the morning breoxe to a brighter and better world, where suffering anil sorrow are both un known. Her remains were interred at Benvei'dani elmrcbyai'd on Friday mottling. Surrounded hv a host of Borrowing relatives and friends, the largest ever seen at a burial there, .'ill that was mortal of tho be loved dead was tenderly consigned to its lost resting place. \Vti deeply sympathize with the bereaved husband whose widowed heart will never cease to mourn the. loss of his door companion, and to the lonely orphans wlto will never again know, save iu memory a moth er’s counsel, Iver sweet smiles and her fond caresses, and especially to the little ones who are too young to realize their irreparable loss, who will never known the wealth of a moth er’s love, to these do our hearts go out in sincere sympathy in their deep affliction. VVe mourn the loss of a true and .noble hearted woman, a consecrated Christian, a kind and gegerous neigh bor, a devoted wife and an affection- ato mother, In the infinite wisdom of Him who doeth all things well, Ho lias seen fit to remove her from our presence and while we cannot help hut mount her untimely death we feel mid know that out'loss is heaven’s gain. A Fmuxn. Hay’s Mill, Ga., May 28, 1802. WIcF.lree’n Wine oT Cardui anil THEOFORO'5 BLACK-DRAUGHT arc for mile by the following merchants Itcrrlon eoinjiv • .1. Oo.iihnan, Tlftmi. ll. h.Tire, i’lirrhll X- J'eontus, Allot. M.,t. HtvWUlnn, Alla) aha. X',1. .Tones, " WimtiirUX Oft,, " W. II. I'uleli X Ot„ Niu.li. It In. « People. Who .Never Kelp u Com munity. I n every community there are men who cannot he prevailed upon to take their part of the public burdens and responsibilities upon themselves. They can nearly always bo convinced that certain work ought to tie done and the “we" ought to do it, hut they ate content to look on mid let others do the work. If everybody belonged to this, class nothing would he done. There would he no cities or towns or vil lages even. There would he no rail roads, school houses or churches, But, fortunately, in most communi ties tluiro are a few men who are willing to work and push, and strug gle, who gi\c lime mid labor to set on foot public enterprises that turn half dead country villages into thriv ing, prosperous towns and cities. These men are always at the head of every scheme that i.-. for tho country's good and while they work theic is n good number of those who stand around and shrug expressive shoul ders, and make unpleasant remarks. A. W. TUCKE1 RICHARD HOBB3. 1 LOB 158 & TTJCKEB, (BANKERS,! ft " ALBANY, GEORGIA. Repository of IYotigherty, Worth, I.ee and Counties, and tlie City of Albany, Huy and sell Exchange; give prompt attention to collections, and remit for same on day of payment at current rates; receive deposits subject to sight checks, awl lend money on approved time papers. Correspondence solicited.8’3m. Notice to School Teachers. OK<>1101A—JlKIXHIKX CouNTY. By order oX-ttie Hon. ». I). Brndwell, Mtatc ftrJionl coiii’.nliusirMicr, there will he an examina tion of upidlcnnw for teacher’* Ihsenw ut Nash* villa on Hutunluy, .Inna lath, ixstf. T. K. WILLIAMS C. 8. C. Alton, On., Juno 1st, 18.12. Notice to School Teachers. OBOJtd IA—I invi.v Counit. By order of the Htate S^dhocd CoinmlnHlnner, Hon. H. 1». Braclwcll, an examination of appli- eniitu for teachcr’H JieenHe will )ju hold at Irwin- vllle on Saturday, June 18th, 1892. JOHN Y. FLKTCJ1KR, C. 8. C. Ruliy, On., May Hint, 1892. Partnership Notice. The nuder/dgned have this day asuoc.lfited theuiflelveH together, under the firm name of J. W. I’aulk Si Co., for the purnoie of dealing In drugs, c.hemlfiUH, ]niintp, oils, varuiHliee and other increlinndiHe connected ..with a general bug biihiiie-sH, in the city of Tlfton. ./.via: W. I’ai'i.K, 1). L. To.mjikhi.ix. Tlfton, (in., May Oth, 1802. DR. N. PETERSON Phymioian and Surgeon. OKOUGU. Officb—With X W. Paulk & Co. ( alia umiwercd promptly day or night. Office pnictlco will receive attention betwCTlj tlie hours of 9:00 and 10 M a. u).,and 3:00 and 4 2J0 p. m. Berrien County Sheriff's Sales FOR JUNK. (IKORdIA— Bkhiufx C(»f.ntv, Will lie sold before the court Imure door in the town of N'uJthv file, naid state and'county, on the Hr*t< Toenduy in Jilsk next, hetwcon the legal houiB uf Male, to the highest bidder for card), the following property, to-wlt: Lots ot hind Xoft. 3f*7, 201 ami 29ii in the Nluth diHtrietof said county, Levlctl on ns the proper ty of 8. Whitehurst b,v virtue of it fi. fa. issued from Berrien sttpeHor court In favor of W. W. rblsbolm At Co. against said 8. Whitolmrst. Tenant hi possession notified in writing. This May 11,1892. Also, at the same time and place, otic iron mule named Bill and one Iron gray tunic named Joint and one jiediller’s wagon. Lu\led on its the propercy of Jacob l): iris by virtue of a wort- gage ti. fa. issued from Harden superior court In favor of Morris .Mayer against said Jacob Da vis, This May 11,1892. DANIKL \V. TISON, Sheriff IL 0. Order to Porfect Service, (JKOIHlrA —Ritainkx rm;ntv. Nanov .1. Wimii, i Lit ci for Divorce in Her- vs. } rien Superior Coutt, W. W, Wkiui, ) March Tojm, 181*2.' It uppcuriiip to tlie Cmirt by the return of the Sherili, In tho above stated ease, that tho de fendant does not reside in «aid county; and it further appeal ing that he does not reside in said Htate: It is therefore ordered b.v the Court., that survive l*e perfected on tho defendant hy tlio puldieution of this order once a month for four months before tlie next term of this Court,in the Til ton UAV.KrrK.a newspaper published in Ber rien rn«nty, Georgia. l’KF.i't.Ks A Ihivit, IVitioncrfl Attorneys. Granted: Aim. II. Hanhki.i,, Judge H. C h. ('. A iruc evjaot from tlio minutes of Berrien Superior Court, March Tctm, 88ir2. (i.W MOOItlJ, Clerk. Tills May Kith, 1892. Migrating Is quick tn give relief in severe cases of headache or neuralgia, at Dr J.C. Goodman’s. CONSUMPTION CURED. An old plivsleinn, retired from prnetlee, having had plat ed In ids hands by an Last India mission ary tlio formula,of a simple vegetable remedy for the speedy and permanent eure of Cormnmp- tion, Broiteiifiii, Cmarrh, Asthma and all throat and i.mig AiTeottons, also a positive mid no!leal eutf t o- Nervous t»eldlit> timiail Neru.uM Com plaints, after hiu iug tested its wtinderful euivi- Mve power* in UiousamNof or.sen, hr> led it lus duty to make ic known t*» iiif> -m(*> ring tellows. Actuated liy tlos motive ami u desire to relieve humansntfei’lnu.l will send free ot charge,to all wli.i di eiiij li, this tveipe, In Geruun, Freneh or Kitgbsh, with ftiJI directions for preparing and nsiiiR. Sent b.v mail bj aildressing with utanip. naming thi * pajter. W, A. '.Sovt:*, SkM Powers’ lU.H'k. Roeheseer, N. Y. Tax Receiver's Last Round, Sumkty-sithnn! rally ut Kimt Ikim 1 uhitt'oh tit'vl Kitiithiy nionting HKUmKN CorNTY. Cmmell * Mv'.l, l,X"»th diatrtet, Mnv :F>tl» W\\'* Mill, uuth dhdriet. .Max Hist. MlUti.Wu. PiiXHii diitriet. Jam* 1 *t. Rowan, ttVMli dtstriet, Jnnd 2nd. Al.vmxlva, 3pith **^s‘. 1 ’l« t, J».’i“ P>xl Sparks, u;sth dlorlet. June mb. I.enox. U.V-ili dt ur«tiT..»«me Tlfto,., l.'dlM* rt* t, June Shiv. Hron’Mhdtl. tU*'tl» 't^trleV, .n nr Hh. New UiVeT. ll.LTGl di*uie\ Jane 1C h. (V. il. t t.’-l.' >ii d\h“. Jmv MUi. River Rend t.lllth id-Mlet. dune ipb. Adel, U-C.iG di-trii t• .? •!, ’ IV,h. Spur**.#, UTt-tA d,’» a tot. June K'th. l,er.« '. dl-'n-'t. June Pth. N.vxlivUb*, IRlTth June .'{’lit, : v 1r* av*d LK'.vl. lud < lo’-r. .1, \v. H ’li’ll, )i. j . R. ll'i * Mil) r'U). \ W, Berrien Co. Cttttnty Tpsrhfr's Instltntr. wt'iw, iiAralyt.ii*. ilsttiln, »kiu tUses-ii,. j<!V«HittA--lli!fl»U!s Ci.i'j.tv. ilVt'V nr kklnvy '.lyublla, yVuitr.t’. fieMllty VI... >i--I.......... „ ,,r I).,. Or.t.u IV.vityT.,.. S »C the pH,sicn. w itorvnu. .ystiun, •ora ' *r'» tiwtlirtt i-. ...p.,Im ih*Thin! sir,!' «yv*i RmuRl iwpuriUettif tl.o Woua. h\n 1*«*' •»**- •« I Shin ,.t tlm Tlltim Dnijf Slow. ;-ih». I aim. «*. .r„„g J,; 1 ' *' 1 J. M. WILKES, Resident Dentist, TI1TON. (JKOltaiA. Ofiick—Room 4, up BtuirB, Taulk brick building. Can be found in hiaofllce from the 1st to 16th of eacli month, the residue of time will bo devoted to country patients—at their homes if desired. 29-tf. ' Drs. j. 'wTT D. ■ J. WILLIAMS? DENTISTS, coitDKLK, niionoiA. Ofwck—Bank tlullilliitr, Hismi Nn. 1, uf, stair*. •“ DR. J. C. GOODMAN Physician and Surgeon# Til-TON GEORGIA. j Oki ick—Room iu the Tifton Drug Btor^r c;^* Tlmnking tho piddle for Its past liiainU patronage and inliuit a continuation of thcBiuue. DR. G. C. LANEY, Physician and Surgeon MOCI/rraK, - GKOROIA. blTernlil* Bonices to tho people of ColuuUt and adjacent counties. S f/ 'UFnt'K in new drug Htoro. FULW00D & ALEXANDER, 7 IW, REAL ESTATE AND COLLECTIONS, TIPTON, * GEORGIA. Prompt attention given to nil legal prf/^Oi’Fieu—lane Building, Rom business, bum Ni». 1. JOHN A. WILKES, Attorney - at-La#;, •.■>A-!)KI„ - GEOnatA. Will practice in nil the counties of t he Southern Judicial Circuit of Georgia. Hpedai attention directed to all branches of the profession and general business solicited. 8-1 y. You VtiU );Hy— 10 yards of dress plaids foi 00c. 10 yards of diens lawfn for 20c. 10 ynrds of 00-incJt dotted swisn for 400. 20 yards of lino yard-wide bleaching for only (18c., usually sold for 10c. a yard. Only 10 yards ot each sold to each cus tomer. Our stock is largo and goods com ing every day. We must reduce it, and customers will reap a harvest. This is a— Slaughter Sale! Straw lutts of nil styles will go foi' a sung, frillies’ lulls of all Minis, flowers, etu. Como i.v.rly anil get the ehoioo. Our goods are all fresh and latest styles. These prices good only for that dot?, iwnrvtv nr nnin jitri Jn See what, you get in GROCERIES? 20 pounds granulated Htipnr. ^1. 20 pfuuds good bend rico, $1. 20 pound* goodslarcb, ^ 1. 4** ln\ri soap, 5*1. Only $1 worth of each article to the customer. Let everyone come and save money hy trading r.t the people’s store. UEMEMBEU! JUNE 11TH is tlte day. Tell i.’tl of yittir neighh irs about it so they van ooiae and reap the benetit of this sale. Vmtr hjirgubi'1, Wholesale Whiskey,' Tobacco ami I'igar House. — « Special attention given to Jug trade. Orders promptly tilled. PRICK LIST. Oltl Prlvnto Steak Rye $6 oo per gaUmv 01*1 XXXX Uyo 6 00 “ OknloiHl Rye, 1870 3 60 “ ARbineu Rye M00 “ Dili No. 10 Rye 2 60 “ Culifnruia Rye... 2«0 “ Ikmcburty Co. Rye 160 “ Oht N. (’.Corn 2.Vi ** Ccmtiii Corn 2 00 " OldlT'iilnmlGin,2Stamp Moo *• Good Midland Gin 2 00 “ Turn (Jin 2 CO “ Pure Old Peach...- 3 00 “ Apple Rnmdy MftO “ Cognac Hranuy 3 00 •* (i’ooti Rum 2 00 *' Sweot (’MtAwl*a Wine 160 “ Hep roBontcil by I it win P.uuustt. TIFTON SALE STABLES. TIFTON. - Ge6rOIA. f. A. WILLIAMS, Proprietor, 50,000 Pounds Wool Wanted, $ Wo will nay Uie hlghent market price In uaih for Fifty TboitP.tmi Pound* of Woo). May 4,1H!»2. W. J. S15HBIONM A: <30., COcfi, Georgia. Money! Money-f TO DOAN i Cm real estate, or for improvements, or building purposea, at tlie low rare of 3' w . per <%ivjt. tier wt*' nnm; from five t.> twenty .years time, nr Tb« Mutual I .multi ml ituiWUig »\Tidbnn'. of .temp City, X. J- Further particulars cUcifnlly tinqpjSp* iv/ompt4y furnished by ... W. II. BA8KIXH, Agent, Lenas, Go. Administrator's iale. ttKonniA-liKmiiKX Cm mv: By virtue of nil ardor from the I'onrt of Ofd nary of 8?id fmmtv, granted «», the May Lf- 1802, nrfi? lie before the court house dr hi. ___ rt*e Mvwn of Xashvlile tietwtvn the Ifrwfnl hour* mI« on tho first Tnewtav tn Juni next, tun f«*llowing pvttt*erfy to-wif. Three hvvmlrwl atm forty acres, more or lea*, of lot No 323, ea«t half of Jut N<*. 024. two hundred and fony-cve acrw,\ more or k*s-<, of lot No. .t/«, and one humir vo rt-A. more w w.*s, of lot No. all in the K district of <fl(d footuy. t*o»d as the land I lo.VL'lng to the cr.iAte »jf An»e» Parrish. laVe Mid county 'letvaaed. for the of hetra said itHPedont. Trmir made known c*t day; salv. This Mr/ 3, tfftt. Jamkjv W. par itt sit Administrator Itissolnlion A«ttce. lit. Tlwi »'0:»arUHxn»UVp heretoforj . N. Prtem-y, nmd Joke V/. iiini nan*e of Iwiwn ic Fauku’ Bcilw-vu, TifTox, G.t. i i py tr vitna) cctotpp r ) drawRiff Irma U.v'sanbtJ. i oU UAtilitfesfind wm c nfvon, G»., May Pth,