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JJHHU '' 1 THE GAZETTE: TIFTON, GA., FRIDAY, JULY S. 1892. lira L, A' THE COMING CROP. TOBACCO CULTURE TO SOLVE THE FINANCIAL PROBLEM. banner* Awaking to It» Importance—To* *»»cco Grower* Kxcnralan—Crop* at Cyrlohuta nod at TifUra, Etc. L*V mk Manager Line, accompanied by several other officials of the Georgia Southern and Florida railroad, left on a special train yesterday for. Cy- oloneta and Tiftou. The occasion was the tobacco growers’ excursion to those places. The party was joined at various points along the road by prominent farmers who are interested in the growth, culture and curing of tobacco. The object of die excursion was to encourage the cultivation of tobacco along the line of the Georgia South' ern and Florida road, and the plant ers were asked to accompany Uio party in order that they might have an opportunity of seeing for them selves what south Georgia land was capable o’f producing in this line and of observing die methods employed in tobacco culture. , Many land owners in this section, in fact, a-majority of them, have been for years what is known as land poor. The idea prevailed that as soon as the turpentine and lumber wes ex hausted front the land * that it was comparatively of ho value. The building of the Georgia South ern and Florida, however, established a new order of tilings. Thu mana gers of the road went systematically to work to demonstrate to the people Urhat die land was capable of pro during. The experimental farm was the result of this movement, and is to-day one of die most celebrated farms for the excellence and diversity of its crops in the South. The land holders have advanced from poverty to comparative wealth, and land Which sold a few years ago at from $1 to $2 -per acre finds now ready Hale at from $15 to $20. Thu crop hi which this section is most greatly interested just now is tobacco. It seems destined now to becpmn the main dependence of the farmers instead of cotton, which lias been the Staple prroduct, and gives every promise of redeeming that section of the state from povertyjaud of making It one of the moat productive ami Wealthiest of the land. ’ Messrs. II. If. snd W. O. Tift have planted this year, ou their farm at Tifton, forty-three acres of tobacco, Jiy actual measurement, made a few days ago, tho stalks of tobacco on ten acres of tho crop average five feet in height, and the leaves measure twen ty-eight inches in length and eighteen » inches in width. These ten acres, Which make the finest field mi the place, will average 1,500 pounds of leaf tobacco to tho acre. The gen era) average of the balance of the Crop will he 1,000 pounds per acre. This will make (in actual yield of 4S,- 000 pounds, which, at tho market .price of 20 cents per pound, will bring $9,<500 as the gross receipts for K p made on the entire forty-three cs. ^ .The cultivation of the crop ts not more expensive than cotton and nev r or more than 400 pounds of fertiliser • is used to tho acre. The most ox ; pensive feature of the crop is tho erection of bams for curing purposes. 'This requires a brick basoment with ; a steam engine and steam heating ■ pipes running through the walls of wooden superstructure. Having once .established these barns, however, they will last an indefinite length of time, The 'nett reeepts per acre, as esti mated front the Tift farm, are $140 ‘pet acre. The expense of the pro duction can be estimated from the data given above.- Twonty-Uiroo acres of tolmcco have been planted liy the Cycloneta farm, and are now in a prosperous condition. There is every prospect that south west Georgia will in a few years rival, if not surpass, Virginia in tho produc tion of this important crop—Macon Telegraph. ' Bncklts’s Arnica Salve. . THe Barr fixi.rx in the world for Outs, Bruise*. Boies. Ulcers, Salt Rheum Fever Sores,. Tetter, Chipped H»nd* Chilblain!: Corns md all Skin Eruptions, and positively care* Piles or no pay re quired, St in guaranteed to give perfect or mosey refunded. Price box. For sale by Peterson Developing Southern Georgia. Maeon Telegraph Editorial. A visit to tlie farm at Cycloneta is nCcdgsary if one is to form a proper idea of the work undertaken- by the Georgia Southern and Florida road. The pine lands through which tho road runs have long been regarded by people living in the upper part of the state as practically worthless for agricultural purposes, their only val ue lying in the’ pine forests which they bear. The.purpose of tho road in establishing the farm was to de monstrate in a manner wiiosc fair ness could not be disputed that this idea was a grossly erroneous one. No one who hns visited Cycloneta and Tifton can doubt that the demon stration is now complete. Crops of every kind—corn, cotton, garden vegetables, tobacco and fruits of many kinds—are produced in a per fection not often Been elsewhere. These superior crops are seen not only on the farm of the railroad com pany, but also oil those of private in dividuals, the only difference being that on tlie company’s farm a greater arfety is planted. This is natural, as tho latter exists for the purpose of allowing the many uses to which the lands can lie profitably put. The special purpose this year, how ever, is to show that tlie region pen etrated by the road is peculiarly adapted to the production of tobacco. The character of tho soil iH much the same as that of tlie North Carolina lands on which the best grades of tobacco are grown, and an inspection of the fields seems to prove that the experiment wilt bo eininently success ful. A lnrgo area is planted—near hundred acres in and around Tifton -and experts declare that no belter tobacco, so far as tlie appearance of the plants enable them to judge, is grown anywhere. Careful prepara tions for curing according to tho most improved methods have boon made. Tlie intelligent planters who visit ed the farm at tho invitation of the company last Saturday were evident ly very much impressed by wliat they aw. They realise the necessity of diversifying the crops of tho south and went to Cycloneta determined to see for themselves it tobacco could relied upon as a money-bringing crop. It is too much to say that they wore convinced and will immediate ly go into the tobacco raising busi ness; hut they will await the conclu sion of the experiment with a special personal interest in the result. Primarily tlie company is trying to boiicfit itself by an undertaking foreign to the ordinary business of a* railroad, but the work is never theless a patriotic one which should enlist the sympathy and support of every citizen of Geotgia and part-ieu- ;irly of the people of Macon. Noth ing better for the city can happen than a rapid development of the country through which the road runs and tho development will add great ly to the wealth and population of tlie state. If a new industry shall he established, Maeon will naturally be the center of the trade which it will create. IN THE REALM OF POLITICS. PROGRESS OF TH THREE CAMPAIGN JJITIES. IN None Hut Democrat* tolVtite In the Irxvln Primarily- Domocmt*o Bully In Ber rien-Third Farty^ln Worth. The speech of the fvenvgc office- socking politician, if ftoiled down, roads about like thisv-'Fello.W citi zens, this country is going on-the down grade at the rate otforty miles ail hour with tlie track gVuscd and tho brakes out of order. f . There is hut one way to osoapo the? ponding doom, mid you must bo quirk about it. Tlie way to do it is to s\iw un der the other fellows and eloil me.” It Is a fixed mid immuntlilc lavjbut to hove good, sound hcnltli one mil , have rich and abundant blood.h There a Ho shorter nor surer route tins uby a murse of lie VVItt's Sarsaparilla, |. I (.'. of I wllii course Goodman. To the Democrats County. In reply to an inquiry made gl ooming tho call of the denioerAc executive committee ordoring a |y niary election for representative <q the first Wednesday in July, we wii„ to say that this is to be a democrat^ ,10,m " lto il ma " lo <W>*> Stevens. nomination, and those who hove del V 11 ' A:l -' lt ' 14111 * M ’ <>0 ^ 01 at , ' 10 .' vo forsworn themselves and viola- Dr, .1. H. Pickett was the major dome in charge, and is tlie chief agi tator of the movement in this section. He looks at it with magnifying glasses, as he reported in Ty Ty a few hours after tlie meeting dosed that it was lilt) strong. Dr. Pickett is a man who is well known in this county to lie a chronic office seeker, and is willing to do any kind of work that! promises political preferment. He lias become so well known in this county through his numerous candi dacies that lie cannot lie elected to anything, and therefore seizes to tins tim'd party agitation as a last straw, lie expects to get to congress on it. The third party proselytes in this county are getting themselves jn a box. They came together and took charge of the recent democratic mass meeting at tliiu place, which sent del egates to the Albany convention in structed for Stevens, and pledging themselves, liy a resolution passed unanimously to support the nominee of that convention. Now they come together in a meeting held only a few weeks afterwards and select delegates to a convention to meet September 1 ALBANY, GEORGIA. Wholesale Whiskey, Tobacco and Cigar House. Special attention given to Jug trade. O' 7 ’ Orders promptly tilled. ruicK list. Old Private stock Bye fft 00 per gallon. Uhl XXXX Bye ft oo Okolomi Hyo, 1876. .* 3 50 •• Alliance Ryo 3 no •• Uhl No. 10 Rye 2 60 •• California Bye 200 •• Dougherty Co. Bye 1 ftO •• OhlN.U.Uorn 2 50 " Georgia Corn 2 00 •• Old Holland uln. 2 Stamp 31»0 •• U<hhI Holland Uln itW “ TomUin 200 •• Pure DM ptuieh U00 *• Apple Brandy 3 00 •• Oojrnmi Brumly r» tx> •• Good limn 2 u0 “ Sweet I’aiuwlm Wine IftO •• Represented by Iuwin Pakutmi. I.ooal Time Tabid Tnkitijr alfem January 3d, WG2. Huf change without notice. Passenger Truitts—I Nn.S. No. 8.1 DR. N. PETERSON Physician ami Surgeon. TIFTON, . OKOHOU. Un n’K—With J. W. Vanik & Co. Calls autwcrcd promptly day or night, other practice will receive attention tretween the liourri of 0:00 uml 10 uw a. in., and 3:00 utnl 4:30 p, m. Ar Tifton Lv Tifton Brookfield. Kntgina ... Alnpaha WlUatM*ochee.. Gray* ns XI llr l’ott. Wcritonia. .. Kirkland... Pear$on McDonald... Millwood.... Wart.dHim.. Ar WaycruM Lv WaycroM.... Hnhlattcrvtlle. Hoboken Nahuuta. Lulatoh . Atkim*on ** Waynwivlllo... “ Jamaica Pylea* March.. Ar llmnawick K XV f. tak(„ soyted tlie democratic ranks certainly W -annot expect to he allowed a vote in this nomination. Were they al lowed to vote it would not be a dent- yv oorntic nomination, hut a nomination by all parties. As we stated in the cull, none must he allowed to vote except known white democrats, and we request the managers of the elco. lion at the several products to he very careful not to allow any to vote who do not belong to tho democrat ic party. S. K. Colexun, Chairman Deni. Hx. Com. ,1. 15. Clements, See’y. Il their pledged word. (dr. John Ipintcd a ct‘Ac, executive committee from the I). Houston, who was member of the demo- \<1 Late to bed and and early to rise will shorten the road to your home in tho skies.” Hut early to bed and a “Mule. Early Hlsor,” the pill flint makes life longer and lietterniid wiser. J. U. Good man. The Third Party Will he I>c- feateit in the Primaries. Ai.apaiia, July II.—Political mut ters are very quiet here, hut in some portions of tlie county the third par ty people are working very linrd, vis iting the country schools and negro meetings, and making speeches when ever they have an opportunity. Tlie democrats of liorrien will give a barbecue about the middle ot the month, at which time democratic speeches will be made by tlie straight- out unterrillcd democracy, and when Jicrrivn holds her primaries we think her delegation will be against all can didates who have gone into secret meetings lo gain support. The true democracy of Horricu have sufficient grounds to believe and endorse the opinion of Mr. Stevens, as expressed by Mr. J. W. Wooten in your inter view of tho 1st, as Mr. Stevens planed himself to the bidding of avowed third partyites when he vis ited thin county in Mareh and April. Hon. lien K. Russell is doing noble work for the democracy in the sec ond and we hope to see him the win ner m the race. district for this comity a few since, lias requested his name off the committee, saying lie was |i democrat. Ilis notion is cont inent able, ami there are some more memmrs of that committoo who woiihPJo well to follow his example. It jsUruth hi modi dine that tho small est ilotli tliai performs flic euro Is tint best. IP,Witt’s Little Early Itlsurs are tlie snuilVjt pills, will perform Ibe cure anti nru It ■ bear J. C. Goodman, McElrec’o Wine of Cardul and THE0F0RD S BLACK-DRAUGHT are for sale by the following merchants in Iterrlrn ctWintV- ,f.c. (itwwlmatt.TUoin. It. tl. Tift. •• . Parrish «V Peetilea, Ariel. M..I. .McMillan, Allapalta. 1. .Times, “ Wnttlartl & Co., ** W. B. Futeli Hi On., Nashville. The soldiers of the revolution were never paid the difference between contmental money and gofd. They still have heirs in thin country, and if the thir party people in the seven cent cotton stales feel able to pay the difference between gold ■ and green backs to the federal soldier* of the civil war of 18(51 and their heirs, their sense of justice ought to move them to do something for the heirs of tho confoderate soldiers of the rev olution, of 17711. A thousand or so millions will square ht»di accounts and no one who intends to vote the third party ticket is afraid of big f urea. million Friciitls. A frlcnAln need la a friend Indeed, uud not less t\li one million pttoplu have found Jual \cli a friend In Dr. King’s New IHsctrl-y for Consumption, Coughs and Cold. 1 you bane never used this Great OouitbvAllcliiu, one trial wilt con vlnco you lb, Ut'bas crest curative pow era In all disc Vs of the throat, chest and lungs Each Antic ts fpiaranttied m tin all that is clai Vtl\ or money will be re funded. Trial Vile free at J. XV. 1‘aolk vfc Go’s drug iiJre. Larne lxittlca Wic and $1. J. M. WILKES, Ronidont Don tis t. TIFTON, (IKORIIIA Ofiigr—lluom 4, up rtains Taulk brlok biilliliuu. fan l« a found In hi* office from the lut to l.Mh of each month, the reidtlini of time will U< (leroteii to oountry iMtieou ut their hotnei If deMivd. AKf. Drs7Xvvr&~ D r~j”~WI U LIAM DENTISTS* ('OIU)Kl.E, UKORGU. OFFICH—Dunk llulMtnj:, Htw<m No. 1, up Ntalni. DR. J. C. GOODMAN Pliysuoinn sand Surpreon, TIFTXTS ORtlltOIA. OriicK-JtoA’in in the Tilton Dmp Storo. Vft'" Tliaiikini; tlie p.»l»Hc for lt» piu*l lllieral pittronui^i nml atJItli a eontinuation of UieMtne, --- - PhyHioitvn and Surgeon MOULTIUK, - OKOROIA. OtVern hit* BorvleeH Ut tho jh upUi of (\thpiltt id *(•’ itr nml mljiireitl eotititleF. -Okpiuk in new drug Atu(V. FULW00D & ALEXANDER. LAW, REAL ESTATE Afitl COLLECTIONS, TIFTON, • tIF.anulA. l*roinpt Attention Riven to nil IppaI huFlneM. ttrOrncR-Uiv# ltitlldlui*. Room No. I. John’ a' wiLKES~- ~~ A ttorney - tv t -1. u \v ADF.L, • OEOTUltA. Will pmetlco In all the eounili-N of thcHouthem Jinlit i.il Circuit of (iiinrttia. Hpiclal attention dlUNtted to idl hninrhc* of tho profiMlou and IteimraJ hufltiMit FolU-lted. My TUCK Ell. WGlIAItD'lbjins. n\)BBS & TUCKER, iI3 A 1ST K E 11 S , A LB All V, - - - - GEORGIA. Dej)o«itoi*y Co liny and sell Excblt on day of payment aAl lend money on appro” IXescrving Praise. We desire lo ray lo our r.liizeus. that for yean -we have been selling Dr Klee's New Discovery for Consumplinn. ,f)r. King’s New Die Plll«, Ilueklen's Arnica Salve and Electric Tlillcrs and have nev er handled remedies that wll as well, nr that ha* given *tic.tr unlversut ssils- (sctlou. We do not hesitate to guar antee them every time, and we stand ready to refund the purchase price, if satisfactory results do npt follow their uso. These remedies Lave won their great popularity purely mi tlmlr merits. J. W. i r At t.t ,k C’d. Dniggtnle. Hrlght people arc tho quickest to rec ognize a uood thing and buy It. We sell lots of people the Lillie Early Hlsor*. If you are not bright these pills will make you so. J. U. Goodman. Third Party Vagaries Over lit Worth. Ihabkm.a, July 3.—A lively time, politically, is expected in the near future. Tlie Isabella correspondent of the Worth Local Iiiih lieen persist ent in his efforts to induce Mr. Slot- ens to define his political principles. In doing so, he has brought down upon his head the wrath of the third partyites, who at a recent meeting of the alliance tried,to pass resolutions calling a boycott upon a business with which they supposed the: cor respondent was connected. This they failed to do, because the alii- ancetticn of Worth are above such a thing, and then they commenced dc nouncing him from the stump and in the. county paper. This 1ms raised the correspondent's ire, and he has declared his intention of carrying the war into the enemy's camp. A lively time,is expected. Worth's third party met and or ganized at lkmlan on Tuesday last. There were seventy-four people pres ent, -and seventy-two joined tho tiew political faith. A county executive committee was appointed, and dele gates, chciten to the congressional convention to meet -S-pUimhcT 1st. T if Iioiig;htn’t.y, Worth, I.eo and Early ^tioF, and tho City of Albany. givs prompt attention to collection*, ar.il remit for same irnmt rntuH; receive deposits subject to sight checks, and tlino papers. Correspondence solicited. ti-gm. ioyd i:& mm n’SAUWAaTSM rou —- frorkrry, Chlitn and (ilanti H*rf, Lumps of Every IlesrrlpUon, Tinware, I follow ware, Wood ware. ICE-CREAM FREEZERS. Tv-Tj-i . tom t .warn tl ftCai.t 12 iV. ivra tt 18 mn ft! 23 Mil ft! 29 am 12 41 OTU 31 . 4 ST *m 4 32 uui 4 4ft am 4-S3 am 5 03 uml ft iro uml ft 46 am] <1 00 am \ n nr. ami «24( , 6 34 ami 6 M aiu( 1 VJ ami 7 *2 am 7 27 am 7 34 am 7 4! ami 7 tiuam H 10 am M 21 am H so nm a loam 03 38 am f3 6a am o4 22 am f 1 3« am fr. W am ft 2ft am No. in. ft 30 pm 10 00 am fft is pmj hi to am If* M> pm, in 26 am ft< 14 pm i 10 44 am fii 23 piu. in a m fr. liopm 11 oopm ff. 3»> pm u or. pm to r>2 pin', 11 22 pm t? 02 pm f 11 K pm 7 2Q pin* 11 flopm Passenger Trains—AVest. 2 wipnv 2 47 pnv 3 20 pm- a 4A bn.- 4 00 pin ' 4 30prn 4 20 pm ’ 0 oo pm ► No. 12. 4 is am 4 4.*. am fft uAam 6 40 am ft W a m ft.30 am ft 4ft am 7 OS am 7 20 am 7 40 am 8 40 am- - 9 20 am in 20 am 10 CO am 12 00 m 12 4ft pm 1 Oft pm 1 ftOpm 2 12 pm 2 aopm 2 60 jrn 3 30 pm 4 001 |U 4 60 pOi arATiosa. IATlruHN^it’k." T. l'ylca’ Mavail. J tuuli'h W ay up* v Me.. Alk!li*nii.. .. Utlaton Nahuuta llnlMikun Uchlattervlllc. Ar Wayrnw* .. . t.y Wa\cri»*ft ... Wan’*l»oro... Miilwuoil McDonald — INaooii Kirkland Wentonla 98 Mill' ViVil. Grav’i* \Slluw fMH’hee. Alupnua Kniyriu*. ... llriHiktlcId At Tlfum I.v Tifton Ty-Ty Sumnor. Boulan li>nUdla Willluchain.. havl* Ar All-any ...... S Meal fitotTouT Ko. I. No. 3. •No. 11. 7 20 am f? 37 am 7 47 atu 8 0ft am 8 11 am 6 22 am H 2t> am 8 44 am H 62 am 9 10 10 Oo am 10 vo am 10 48 am 10 60 MU 11 18 pm 11 27 pm 11 »• pill 11 43 pm 11 47 pm 11 M pm 12 13 pm 12 32ptu 12 41 pm 1 W pm 11 »jm 1 46pm 2 oi f.m 2 10 pui 2 lupin 2 32 In 2 IT pm 7 4ftpm "d 30 18 02 pm fft 12 pm fft 30 pm fft Wprn fft 42 pm fft 61 pm H» tW pm fV 17 pm 9 ,V» pm No. 2. 9 46btn flO 00 pm OO 30 pm •10 46 pm HI 10 pm •11 29 am •12 06 am 112 23i f 12 2ft mm m 44 am rw 4ft am 112 ft; an. r: us am 316 pin* 1 learn 14 iftam 4 63 nm ft saain ft 4ft anv 0 23 urn- 6 46 aim 7 20 atu- 7 4ft am ft 20 am V 30 am 10 60 alii 11 20 am 11 60 am 12 sopai 12 4ft pm 1 06 pm 1 201 m 1 36 pm 1 46 pn 2 .Vi ptlk 13 20 pm 3 46 pm 4 30pm No. 7. ft 20 am 7 00 atu ft Warn frooam- 8 16 am* 8 40 am v loam 10 OOatU' '■m t iu>p on ilRual. • l»nlly, except Huiula;-. av Albany with Cenirivl talArfJuV (•vidula, Coluiniiu* K*»uUit*in railway,audHawaii* imh, Florida ami Wr*itcr» rall’rny. C'onnoctM at Wavcrc** •*Hh Havana. Florida and Went ern railway. JackiMiiiviUe and Hi f*outr I*ullman palace •leeplug ear upon trains Not. 3 ami 4. ('. !>. OWKN*. J. A. llcin m*. Traffic Mananv. tl.V.i. F. W. ANiiiiat, GKO. W. HA1NKP, A. ( 7.1*. A. Omt’l Hupt. PP aim nm HAILROAD. SUWANNEE llVER ROUTE Schedule la Kffict July 3. ISM. «(U8« KltTK. I*O4T0 tficon*.... •• f’ordelo •• Tifton " ValdoNta.. " Jaaper “ I^ke rity. ” llaniptnn Arrive Palaikn.. Kfo. 1, | No. J, West lmlUv VAuxvm FaatMall. i Mall, ll'sno a. in. 10-jft p.*dt 1M to* 2:1ft p arW •• 6:30 •• ft:C6 •• ft;«W •' i 9 :37 “ 10:66 “ 4:26 5:4* “ CM - 8:42 • 10 00 M No. 1 lfiium Mtuon iifcer arrival oi lm*«mifuff ninruliiK trjiliia on Central. Houtliceatam, Gior* uit, Kan Tvnnenee, Virginia and Georgia a tuft Macnli uml ItimilugliMn railroad* No. a leave* after artlral of tuenmtag afternuun train* on the (‘or.trul. 8«'iitLuniu.TiV Mamm ami Northern ami (•••••rrla rallnad*. ami rornirt t* at l'aiatka for Hi. Augtmln* amt air lo l-a**t and :u>uth FloiIda. and aUU tha tiiv Nl. Joliiis and Ovalaaaha rl\er *U.-aiit«r*. -ssnr" uoiNd NoitTH Weal India hxpn-m Mall. Hriate l'aiatka " Hampton •• Ijikvl’lty. •• Jaaper.... •• Vatdoau.. •' Tiftou . •• Corde'e ... Arrlvu Macon.. W«t India IlNtMtll i d' a ni ft-.24 •• 7 40 •* k.iO " 9/6 11JU “ rw p w 4:10 - T»'pT5; ft'JO • 9m ** * t» » MBS a m. 12:10 '• 1*» - I 4:30 REFRIGERATlRS AND ALSO STOVES, From the cheapen to Burk'* Ktllont, ronceded to to? the heat In the world, thy ahaoiutcly have no equal In the world. Manufacture* all kind* f -. Tinware, Stove ripe, fittferx, Ele. 5'f/" 8|H*clal price* made to hotel* ind hoard Ing honaca. Write or rail on iin whet In need «»t anything In our line; we guaranUNr \ mvo>ou money. *1. T« HOVli « BIO,, 1 ioi I'atteiMou itreet, Vammng^Ua. No. *2 leave* Klatka alter a/rltal faat WmtV , ilia ni .ail fiotn Tampa and eoaurcte at Ma 4 with al! outgoing aiurm>«m trait}* t’« .S H<*uthweKt«rn, Ju«.«u and Northern. Gel >> Kam Tenne*«ee, Vltyiidaand Georgiaand-M ^ nml Mmilngham rallriad*. i . j No. 4 lease* l'aiatka after arrival of train* from Ht. A’-ig wet hie and nolut* in lfi**i and Boaili F lorida ami romiact* at Maeiin wiih oil outgotnf iintinlng train* on C vnival, 8<*nUiwe*tem,UacoA uml Northurn, Georgia, ami Ka*l Tenoeaaee, Vir ginia and Georgia rati made. Conneetlnn for watlkuled train itetween Atlanta ami Waahlng- ton, D. v. All uain* arrive and dapan from onion depot* at Maeon ami l'aiatka. Kirgant uleeping vat* will U> ran on tralna .Vn, 3 ami No. 4. For further Information apply to agants al jum lioii polnUi or to I. J. IIAUUIH. L. C\ CAN OVA* Ticket Agent, klaron. - Ticket A cunt, l'aiatka. lJ.mitNH, JAM. MbX/lkN, liav. I'o**. Act, Macon. Gen'l Agt,l'aiatka. KNAl'P. Traffic Maltager. Schoiclo It Effect July 3,189$. Ne,w Firm, New Store, New Goods. J. W. PAULK & CO DR LGGTSTS. Hranoxt. Maeon *Ar. Hofkeo tv. ... .UmIU •• . Moutpcliar...." .. t'ullorfcmL*..* 4 ..YMntilW.... ** Thou vo*'.on •* Tkund'n* Mpes '• .WoodnuTT... .** . .Bavri* City. ,« ... .(Hie***. •• '!• ;iu:i i!!.'. " Ar ,Iat Grange...Lv, iGJTjr SHBSSOSSBSBm&^&i ■Hwnl Complete Stoc£ of Fresh Drugs, CHEMICALS, PAINT; OILS AND VARNISHES. Toilt!*. Articles, ****-'h ns PnrfurWy, Cnlogncs, Extructs, Pomades, Hair Oils, Toilet OraaiiiB and Powders. Bntsites, full Hue of Tooth I'.ratios, Nt.il finishes. Hair Brushes, Shoe Brushes and Clothes Brushes. Time goihls are of the very best quality and are to 1m* sold os cheaji as ccimtr- ilirt. Fine Stock of Lamp GootU. Elegant Assm t-nent of Combs, I' ix»si Uanlon Seeds in Season. We have just received one of Tuft's uagmfiount Arctic Sod* Fomituins, and are. dUpeusiug delicious Soda wah-t Only 'he purest frttit syrups used. Dr. N. Peterson is iti charge of our piwcri'itinu.department. J. AY. P-AUDIv I'aidk’i nett Ujckjauldwg, . ,'CMy i n d Fonnwvtinn In In am l'via>V. Macun.fia., wilk i. 8. A K. B. 11. for YiUdtwu, f.aku City, ITu latka. Ht. slugnMtitM and potutafn fhcld*; C. H. 11. for Savannah. Mliliw'imviBc uml Katuui«*u. H. W. a. H. for Aatcrfcu*. Albany tuttl Kufnu>a;'M. A N. U. R. for Athvr.n Mtd Lab. ai.ti iMtlnu twyomt; Goor^U K.vUmatl Ijc Sparta, Mldcdgavllkr ami Auau4ta.and ail mdnU tar At Yatmlllt with A. A F. 11 H. fnrasa- \Inn* un that Uw. and at La Grange with A. A W.!» B. R. for MoMftvmery ami fcnyooU and tvnnedlato nation*. For lurtlwr IntormnUnn applv to . . L. J. IIAltHlS. , H. (I StOXtE, Ticket AgL, Macon. ftw| ‘ ‘