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n^PiBI!PW l| (^ii | i l >M j (um "itt' ■) 392 m OF }Tl — : THE ROUNDS OF THE iRGIA PfESS. knd News Items Laconically piuetliing of Interest to naxet.te lteadcr. hid i BtflCK- Jticlge Dennis 0’< McElree’s WIT |hc farmers—more pork Ik. It wilt pity you. [AUGHT tea far Dyspieptia, Itkinson, your name is rail—Quitman Sun. i qrCARDUl lor female dlieain Til ere isl't story of a lmwk hovev- UB'nver tl|ie white house. Such a lawk deserves to go to roost hungry. jt&rwm oj The’ st. igajn, nl ‘where CAROUI, a Tonic for Women. w hat is with us once the follow who says yon get that " says Telegraph. DRAUOH! uacutee Conetipetlun. lojlego eoinmencement ser- preached Sunday. We young people will heed the good counsel given; WISE OF CASDUI C„r We.* Notre* country men run for office, land they stand for It. In land of thoory the offioe man.—Atlanta Journal, ecent rains are of inoro value Igia than the third party will It will make wops grow [at, the third party will never ■J of Wales is a lawyor fessiofi, but Ins appearance in i generally been conlined to i of a witness in famous di- A BREATH FROirTHE FIELDS. Thu Song of the Duftky Plowman l«w.’ £ ;JK&i "Hullie doe* yer dogbite—No 1 No! No!” Tho above lines of a snatch at tracted the Telegraph’s correspon dent yesterday while driving along tho road to Dublin. A kinky-head ed coon was plowing a black lanky miile called lleek, and as he would go to and fro in the rows, sang mid talked to the mule in tho usual man ner characteristic to the negro. The prose interpolations arc ren dered verbatim, and the uncouth song reproduced as nearly as possi ble. “Go along Beck and Rtop yor pok in’!” L ? Ll™ EOII ’ s b ® exposed)!New Firm, New Store, New Goods. ) ~ n ** AIIIAMPPMAN VPDMfiM* fiC UADIS ALLIANCEMAN VERNON! OF HARTi TURNS ON THE LIGHT. It Is a Foul Mnchlpe of Political (Jornip- tlon.—Delegate ll*s?nrurtt, of Grcriw, Induced Him to Join. "Brer Muse* any dat mrnlo Is gwine to hu’t de soul, And Hatnn's in de Addle 8ho'» sugar in de Ik»w1— “Ilaw, dere, Bock, I tole yer.” "J)e blnek bird ax de jay bird war l»li What makes him war blue close, Ho lietter imton mo’nin’ 'Kune alf.de pimm* is froze; Dls worl' is full of trouble, From summer til' de earing, Den pru’r* and team Is prujier, For dem dut dance ami sing.” “Gee, Beck, can’t yer lioah me a talkin’, yer ole fool?” “M, bird tell de blnck bird Inter's sho’l.V hard—” “What yer doin’ now, mule? Yor ben past dot burnt log all do mornin’ and now yon’s tryin’ to caper, on ’fore 1 knock yer down.” Go “I bon down to de Weddln' 1 see Miss randy (irecn; Slip’s bout do liveils lady, l)at over you lias seen—” “llat liain’t what I was singin’. I inns’ he getlin’ const,racted. Found take dat mule, doy’s ’null to make a hungry nigger fesgit about his vit lies. Geo, Beck!” ■ llits. “Do jay bird toll de black bird Du winter’s sho’ly bard, But wlmt’s do use of grumblin' biiig bird’s nests is a bad busi- Tlio other day near Scranton, i bdys, while robbing a bird’s ye struck byJightning and |a tree. jonstitulgpu cleverly ex- J genesis of murder. It is litg of a pistol in the liip- ml whiskey in the stomaeli away the bruin. New York Press says that groes have been lynched in the | during the past ten years, ■leans that a thousand white l girls have been made the U»sa yo* po'k ain’t got no lard, ‘ ' * uljrlon You gwlne to let yo’ Freeze off yo’ sperrlt too, An' help along do misery Wo’3 got to trubhle frnu'V’ “Ilaw, mule, doan you know bow to keep in de furrow ? Ilnin’t yer worked in de crap long ’miff to un derstand ? Go on, den, von lazy rascal.” “MIbb Cindy lookB no smilin'—” “Well, ain’t 1 got dat Cindy elmnu out’ll my head yit? What's de mat ter wid me anyhow ? Brer Murom Mhoiit al mcctltij H.uitwkm, Ga., May 80,—In an interview to-day with the Journal correspondent Air. J. T. W. Vernon took occasion to make a statement of bis knowledge of “Gideon’s Band” with a view to setting himself light, and correcting any erroneous impres sions that may lmve gone abroad. “in the first place,” said Mr. Ver-- uon^‘1 did not say at Livonia that the state alliance had anything to do directly with ‘Gideon’s Band.' It was while 1 was in attendance on the state alliance as a delegate from Hart county, however, that I first learned of the existence of this hand. “Mr. DeJarnott, of Greene comity, told me all 1 know about the organ ization. He said that lie was author ized to get ii)i such a hand in oaeli county in the eighth district, and that a man had been appointed to do tho smile work in each of the other districts. “1 was told that ‘Gideon’s Band’ was something like Free Masonry— one degree higher than- the regular illlance and that it would not con flict with my political or religions views. Being a Mason, I knew that if it, was like Masonry it was a good thing, so with this assurance from Mr. DeJarnott, Brother McFarland Mid myself were initiated into what we afterwards found to ho one of the foulest machines of political corrup lion ever concocted on American soil. “AS it seems to he ‘something new J. W. PAULK & eo„ nitron ikts. Complete Stock of Fresh Drugs, CHEMICALS, PAINTS, OILS AND VARNISHES.- Toilet Articles, such as l’orfuiuery, Colognes, Extracts, Pomades, Hair Oils, Toilet Creams and Powders. Brushes, full line of Tooth Brushes, Nail Brushes, Hair Brushes, Shoe Brushes and Clothes Brushes. These goods are of the very best quality and are to he sold as cheap as country dirt. Fine Stock of Lamp Goods, Elegant. Assortment of Combs, Fresh (lard on-Seeds in Season. We have just received one of Tuft’s magnificent Arctic Soda Fountains, and are dispensing delicious Soda water. Only the purest fruit syrups Used. Dr. X. Peterson is in charge of our proscription department. J. W. PAULK <& CO. Paulk’s new brick building, TII’TON, GEORGIA. J- T- BOYD & BRO. HEADQUARTERS FOR Crockery, China ami Glass Ware, Lamps of Every Description, Tinware, 1 lollow ware, Wood ware. REFRIGERATORS AND ALSO STOVES, ICE-CREAM FREEZERS. From the clH'ajx'st to Buck’s Brilliant, eomfdo l tola* tile best in tho world, they absolutely lmvo no equal in the world. Manufactures all Hindu of — Tinware, Stove Pipe, Goiters, Etc. 3 p" Bpc-oial prices made to hotels and board ing houses. Write op call on us when In need of , _ anything in our lino; wc guarantee to save you under tho mill,’ 1 would like to know nmwy. .1. t. hoyii * into., • .... M i>uttemo» atrect, Vaukwta, u.v "Those are cl- Rgures. ■joky lias been celebrating her lial. She’s a great state. There line when your Undo Daniel } carried all the whisky in the the whole nn- ain attempt, to prnsehted in a Wilkes county presents the new {rievouH nuisanco calon- ■Tilted to disturb the pence and digni ty apA health of the people.” Just how the Wilkes jurymen propose to the nuisance is not known. McElree’s Wine ot Cardul l and THEDFORD'S BUCK-DRAUGHT are “for sale by the following merchant* in llerrien county • .1. C. noodmnn, Tlfton. It. It. Tin, l’nrriMi ,V l l ccnlo*..Vrtcl. W ■ MeMiil.n, AlU^tr.-. , - .Itrvqniic.. ” TT Woolnril A Co„ " W. II. Futcli Ji Cn„ Nashville. How It Works. A oorresondent of the Mneon Tel egraph asked a prominent republican in Albany a few days ago if his par ty would put oqt a candidate for congress in the seeond district. His reply was significant and sIiowh how the threatened division in the demo cratic! ranks was juHt the thing most wished for by the repnblican party Bnt. read his reply which was made .with a triumphant smile. , “No indq^d, wo will pul out no candidate. Things Are working lie! ter than we can shape them. If wc pm a man for congress this disime- glUtion of the democratic party will cease at.mice. The democrats would solidify. But liflPgs 8Tb working to suit us. When the division is a fixed _ fact, then at some' future day our time Will come. Oh no, wc well not think of stopping this disintegration &(it the democratic party. The demo- are .solving our problem for us.” Hon. VT.A f, j.acaz, *X-sUt* auditor of *», jays: r'l h»vc used Chamberlain's Xh Rectfsdy in my family »nd bevo i in ssying it is an excellent | believe all that js clsimed far afHicted with -4 cough or 1 is a friend.'' There is no Inc . An’ we can’t eliout at work: Brur M«i.seK jump to hymn cl.unc, ’TUI all »b> lio’ isshuk-” “Beck, yon tryin’ to cut up agin’ What de debbil isde matter wid yer? Look like you got a spite agin’ df sun, an’ gwine ter kick as if you were paid for it, Geo, 1 say!” “DIm yoarth warn’t made for trouble, Nur ’nenteu' be was born; Some flnnernal 8aivatl<*n !» Kwine to heuli de hortt, An’ Momo dat played do Ibldlo ... „ t a higher idao Dan iMmie dat uu'h dere 'li^ion Will ^et a higher place an Koine dat wa'M der 1 "jHiti aiuilemn face.' “Yen, yon’s a brayin’ now. Stan’ roun’ t : ll I git on your ole plegity hack. You ain't got de sense you’se hen born wid.” The mule was not disposed to car ry the darkey. As lie started to jump on the animal’s back, she jerked bridle out of his hands and darted to the house, leaving the coon on the ground, mad enough to kill her. As the Telegraph’s scribe started off, the following stanza was wafted over the field by the darkey, who was discerned making his way to the lots “MH* ( Indy In-tkB bo Ntuilin'. An' her motif chirp like a chune, 1 whh I liutl o' .Ixctl her For unutidcr weddln' noon.’, M. E, C. Tweed, Ga., May 21, 1892. We are Brethren. When politics rages to such an ex tent that one refuses to dine with neighbor and fellow citizen liecause their politics are not the same, wc think it is high time to call a halt and reflect to what extent we arc be ing carried in the mad whirl of feel ing, Wt arc fellow citizens and neigh hors, old comrades and follow sol diers, friends and brethren, and shall wo nllowjhe ties of blood and friend ship, of home and country to h? bro ken asunder, and those who wrre united by the done 1 Kinds (if comjnon country, of neighborhood friendship^ of a community of interests, of inter marriage anil of blood, Im: driven apart slid strife and- hatred tike the place of peace and hue? If we are to differ, let it ljo in friendship and honor, with mutual concessions and without bitterness, in such a manner as to merit and re- ocivo mutual good feeling and kind ness. jyet us cherish good w ill ami char ity for all, seek the spirit of the Mas- who printed all DcJarneU’s blanks, for lie had a lot with him. Tho in itiation feo was *2. I was to pay him wlien I got the baud made up in my county. “I consider such an organization a clear i use of conspiracy against the principles of the alliance, and I would therefore, have nothing to do with it. as soon ns I discovered its real na ture. “When Dr. Robins was oil his rounds lecturing the county nllbint'es in the eighth district last fail, DcJar- nett was with him, and they came to my house. De.Iarnctt wanted to know if I had the hand ready for him to organize. 1 tol l him 1 lmd done nothing. I saw at, once that lie was crestfallen, for lie lmd lost Iris ‘golden fleece.’ “Tills is all I know personally about ‘Gideon’s Band.’ I have heard of something that happened at Ocala that, gave rise to the hand which, if proved to he true, would he worse than dynamite in the third party camp. “Brother McFarland, who joined the hand tliQsame time I 'lid, was at Lavonia when I exposed the thing. He is a truthful man and I know I could appeal to him to correct then and there any false statements I might make. “Brother McFarland did'iit say a word in answer to my statement, as every one present at Lavonia that night will testify. I am sorry that lie or any other good mail should suffer himself to he shorn of his locks by a Delilah and fall into the hands of the philistine*." Mr. Vernon said that he hoped the democratic press of the state would give publicity to this statement in justice to him. “I cannot bo heard much longer,” he said, “as I am in tiiy seventieth year; Inst 1 still love ray God, my country, my wife and children and white supremacy. 1 hope and pray that the last trace of the third party ntny he wiped out nt this fall's election, never to he res- urreeted for the sake of greed and office.” fU Local Time Table, Taking effort January 3tl, lKtfl Subject to' change without nortec. Cnssenger Trains—Host. *rATto\«. No. 4. No. 2. * No. 8, Lv Albsuiv.-t 1 -ift Mil 3 fto am i 001 to •* D;i%l* ft ft«i am 4 17 am 2 47 via “ NMlilfipbaAt... tV. (hi am 3 20 j m “ Babella T2 lu urn 4 4 ft am " Foulnii 12 23 am 4 53 am 4 03 pm Sumner t2 2W am ft 03 am 11 'iv-T.v. t2 41 am ft 20 aiu Ar Tilton ft 4ft am o oo I'm * No. 12. I.v Tlfton s.i 00 am 1 r. 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No. S. | *No. U. l,v limnsnifk. •• I’jleu’ Marsh. •• JumnltM M'n.uu'jit lllo.. " Atkiuxim “ l.ulntui) “ Naimnta. — “ Hoboken “ Sebluttervillc Ar Wajcro's ,... WATCH THIS SPACE FOR JAMES Z. ELLIOTT’S OPENING ANNOUNCEMENT. I will resume business in about two week. A complete stock oi general merchandise will he opened. I cordially Invite all my old customer* and all who want tirslelass goods at low prices to call mid sec mi. Very Respectfully, Sparks, Ga., April 20,1892. JAMES Z. ELLIOTT. I v Wily, . .. •* Wim-xboro •• •• Miilwotnl •• MtDon.tlil ... •• I’nntonn ’• Kirk lam I . ” Wo*ton l.i • :*S Mile ToM. ’• (IruV* •• Will; wn< tehee, “ Alitpitilil •' Knlgini. .... •' Briiokfielil Ar Tlfton I.v Tift on. Ty-Ty Simmer i’oiibm IkiImHu .... 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CmiiirotH at Albany wltli CentrarrartiiVncroi (ivorgiii, ColninbiiB Southern railway,anti Savan nah, I bnl-la ami Woalvrn railway. (’oumviB at WayrroNt with Savann ., Florida ltd Wt-hU-rn rat I way. la* k*on\ Hit- ami St. I.ouiH Milhnan pabn'tt ’ ping ear upon traiitB Nob. a ami i. (VD.'OtvKMi, J. A. McDrriiK. Tmlile Manager. (J. I*. A. F. W. A M»mi, ({BO. \V. HA INKS. A. (I. I\ A Otii’l Snpt. RAILROAD. SUWANNEE RIVER ROUTE. Schedul* in Effect April 17, 1858. 11 “ r ,r " * No 7l No. 3, (iOJMl DO rill WcM India Fa pren* Cast Mall. Mail. • I a-;v \ ' MftetiD D «K1 u. in. «'.4ft p. in. •• Cordell) 2 Oft V m. 11.2ft •• Tift on, 3 .33 • 1:0ft n. ku s •* Valdcda ft; Ift • c-.v> ” •* Jasper — l« :fft • 3 M •* ** Ijike city 7’30 SiiiKl •“ Hampton ........ t- ;0<l • Oft* " Arr. u l*.ilao».n . 10:25 • ” THIS SPACE’ BELONGS TO E. P. BOWEN & BRO. — DEALERS IN - General M!ercliancLise. J.euve i’nlutko : n io a. in.; k:lft P ** Hampion -• 1 0:M 1 :> " l ake ( ity • s.ivs j 10:56 Jasper ll.l-O ; 11:64 VnbhiBtst 10:11 i ! .oo a. Tlfon . .. .. r J :M.» | 2 :t*0 " < urdoU* I V p. m 1.2* Ar.iu Mat on . 4:10 r.ift FARMERS’ SUPPLIES A SPECIALTY. Country Produce Bought and Sold. Highest cash prices prices paid for eliiekj^knd eggs, and farm products generally. Give ns a call when you come to Tlfton with anything to sell. in iinJu T , k\ Thanking the public for a generous patronage in solieit a continuance of the same in the future. th e past, we earnestly 1-tf. E. P. BOWETST & BRO., Near tile It. At W. Depot, TIFTON, GA. M. W. GASKINS, ITjftTKIt STATIW* MUWlUL’flOmerU, Nortbern IMrtrkt of c/**»ru la. Atlanta, da., Jan. 28,1WL Hcaa Sirk —Attlio invutio** of » frUma I lw- gan tho uw of yMir Klootjupoltm a lew montl.H tince. 1 bad (wen mifft»flaj» forno:no tlmo with rboimulRru, ami *jh»I l«mt all faith in the numer- <mt rcinojk'Ji I bail tried, ami coinwciiierttiy bail .. jti a dhort 'time * no faith In the Kleelrnpo'.i m I I *as b«WffiCAo»l, amt now, while not entirely euro'l. I lat’.love that eventually n ccm will l»e effected. !n thJ? jvmnection i tvould *ltjr. that I bad brert troubled with oonMl/iatliVn, anri-u»>k madlulrte evrl. wvKil to vorroct tbln. I hare taken no medicine fur thift trouble Blnco 1 iveeutt tho use <*f Uta electrooe-iite -ahteu flve mimth* dmc. So you •edjrofirerecLroj'olw h»«a**emnnU*h<K! much tvi me.' Too inudj cannot l« naiff in ita pralw. 1 applied it al*o in & ectere i A.<«- of l« pripftc. ami (t icted liken charm. No other rtmiedy waa applied, an 1 aupWuM it B projatr v, conclude that the Kleel ropoirff efferted the ou,rfi. I a (Mild not part with www (or jtijj ammim. O. fc. SUlTTBKtt*. A I0<(*aa«i hoik,defBrtblBtf twtatonftiit *m! ton [;Wb(wplShj«mgb vrhea til* m MMMPP Wm 80 ter, wIm> foi;g-aveeven whet, sufferingS$Z- i »u*l 1’ctert -„,i ,a lf , Cop. as,ires-. tnu- agouwt' 01 lUO tross, ^ t ;oui-i mm«v.auint*. o.{ GENERAL MERCHANT, Extends a Most Cordial Invitation To tlie People of the Town and the 8iivroiiu<llng Country to -P Him n Visit at IDs New anil Elegant Store. l lis* Specialties will bo- CROCKERY HIIOKB, JIAT8. CAFH, DBK88 HOODS, . &r.,Xv, HARDWARE There is no House In Town having such a Complete Assortment and ' Carefully Selected Stock of Hoods. ■ He earri** nearly everything widt h ttmxUtute a RijneraJ k 'of Dry V>oodt», Kotionx, Heavy OrororlPB.ete file, ilook Is all fretdt and a vDIt to 2iU (*(on» will he miktiialiy U*m (li Ld to pur thaoer tyitl afclleri • T • Hend to blir. for any and cveiythiop yftii need. Tl t/TX W • C3t~cii.'te5’lN.iiXri?5 5;{(.-l;u.nhiVi,v.h>ittvtx^iii. c.uf u>«. . TIFTOSs. GEOBGIA. . ; N-i. l lr.t\«*i Martin n it it ..riivtil nf inromlnff mtirulti,: trutn*. on Crntnd, StuHhwt hUrn, (ieer* ritt, »• :i'l ToiHit Bh.f, ViiTiln'.t and (irmpa and Mu von am; Pi’mliij.hum ialh*>.i<In. No JiJr.i’.t’: Mi*«mi nfrr rrlvt»l of inrominff iftcritoou fr.'ltu. on ila* Central, bouthurMem, M.iwon ami Northern amt (.•••>ipia railroatla, ami t.tMineuU at j'al.ilka for hi. Aiinufltlne ami .ill point * in 1 i t and Houih Moili'n, and with th# the?.: John* jtml Ockltiw.iha river t-Uouier*. No'.i. ~T' Ko'. f, (OilMl M'MII. Wm India Kant Mail. ! Expire Mnif Schodule tr. Effect April 17,1898. teaiT Down. hTATlOKO. Heuii l’p. 11 .*>» a. m. Lv Macon. .Ar 13.10 p. m. IJroo p. m. •• ..Serkro Lv. 11 .o *. m. I; ci •• •* lUtetta •• 10 43 •• •* 1 ;«n •* (‘ “ . Montpellier . 10 .‘.'6 *’ ** 1 v, '• •' ".. Culbwiru " 0 40 " ** 2 2*0 •• •• ”.. YsteivAlllr » 0:25 " *• 3 :15 ’* ” ■ Tbomantou . - t -on '• •* ••.Tlitidd’nj: Spun •• T-ift •’ ” 4 ;4,» " " “ ...Wntwlburv ..." 7 •* ft :1ft " *• Hartiic < tty.. 6:25 « ”• tl •• . (»«Ir**.i *• ft:M " ft :N? •• ’* ” ..MountvlHo.. .*• 5:» “ “ ♦i :30 *• •• Ar .La (Snuifte. Lv. mn •• •* point* beyond; tleorclu Railroad fop Sparta Sr*” * * -** —*— *•- 'mm 1 V i N*> !! It-ftveB Falatka ufter arrival (a*i Went In. il.i mall from Tampa .m! ct>niu*ctB nl Marnn a 111’ all iml^oli)/ nftcn.oon Ualnx on Ontrai, '•onii.wpvtt rM, M >f«in .»,i*t Northern, (icrpU, K.i*f Vlr-.'lnla tlnd Cloor^U ind Maf-in tnd lilrualimlmm r.tPsmvIn. No. i loavt* I'alai 1-a j^iir Airhnl of train* Irom St. Aiijrufdli’.e ami | otntB In Fa*: ant’ South I lorlda and ( ennnUh a(. Ma< on w iib all outpoiiii* iiiornln^ tmiiiMon (viiinil. Southwcatern.Macnn untl Northern, (leorirht, ami Knit Tcnne*M-e, Vli- j’.ii’l i and (it-u t l i rallroa-ln. Cournot ion for veiMbuh U lrnln helwren Atlanta and Wnfiting* ton, It. C. AH truiii.v arrive and ilepart from union depot* at Mat’on ami I’nlatka. KU;:niit “Icepliij; rum will rx-n on train* No, 3 and No. 1. For further Information apply to upent* al jnmdion i.ohitH or (o I*. .1 ll A KIUS. I..C.CANOVA. Ticket Arrent, Macon. Tlekrt Ayent, I’nlatk*. li ItritNS, JAM. MI N/UKS. Truv. I’Aitn. Act. Macon. (Icn’l Apt. ralatkk. A. C. KNAi’l’. Tra.tllc Mumiptr. M Connection in Cmon iHtptd, Maron. Ha., with (}. B. .v K. li. I? for ValilcHta, Uk*o ( lty. I’a* l.-Hka, St. Anpuuim* ami point*In Florida; C, K. IS. ft»r Savannah. >111 led pet ille and Fkrttmtnu; 8* \V, K. U. lor Amerieua, Albany amt Kufaula, >1. »V- N. It. It. tor Mudlimn. Athenr. anrf Lula, and ili'.lcibjev'lUri and AuVuidu, and all p.oim* !'*- . • -* * •». K. K- for stn* yund. At VatPBvIlle witJt A.. F. ... - tloo-i on that lira*, and nt l-t Cnrnpo with A. 2B \Y.-l*. K. R. for Mordpomery ami beyond and io- temicdiate nation*. • For further lnft*rm;itioti upp.lv to f. J. il AitlUS It. O. STUNK. Ticket Apt.. Macon, lioket la Hiunm*. H. BURNS, T-v-hWJ Travclinp l*a*<er.per Apent, Macon. ■■ M * r, ~a[Rr“ - A. C. KNAl’lMVafllc MoJ (SO TO THK TIFTON DRUG STORE For SPOUTING GOODS* Nice )lt>v of Hammocks, Bust? Halit and Hat*. FnlH'l3>s»Uqt 8*t*. 14-ftPv K BMLuuwSKlfhetia^ __ iCiSil