The Tifton gazette. (Tifton, Berrien County, Ga.) 1891-1974, July 29, 1892, Image 4
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..*»* #JE GAZETTE i'TU'TGN, G A„ KttliJA V, JULY 6», 1892-
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A RECJSPTICLE FOR THE THOyGKTS
1 OF CORRESPONDENTS.
Hewieml Kvenl, of Inlercf. Tmimilrliifr
jCJitutilrlod b)a Follliful mi/1 Kffl-
f)orp» of Kejiqr let *.
Uolioinhui’* Hnclifi-t.
Ctfith, July 24,—It rsiu/jd l>Bf<! yc»t,or-
flay at U Heliloyji rfluo. 'J'iio /plnww,
»r,e Ilf Hie railroad d|left up to Ur#y’«
Tlie yofcfi of to /Ittllttiwie of Bergen
is Ij.foro fine and Is really wdntyii.
1 stand oonylfrccd by Ilf# man by flu>
brineb as to tlie soundness of 4oino<?rat
io principles, but the vice versa, vylilg-
.democratic cluujging is more than I cun
yemember. And yet 1 kfioiv Its so for be
- can remember the \Vq»lilpgloi)|*n plat
form and 1 cannot. I hail heard it w,»» a
port of prohibition doeufiient and that a
Certain (.'»lho|lu priest palled Father
Matthoiv onpp Ip tlipp stumped the yan-
itco atatos In fa»or of It. ijavar It pow,
hot being able to effprd to drlpb, and
ashamed to aland Idly by and let the
tiulmiroUi candidates pul the bottle to
fHy mouth.
'‘ComO/dlp the M'asblnglonlans,
Yc young men bravo and strong.
limns join the Washingtonians,
And hclp tliu cause ulopg,"
The above Is all of llio platform I can
iememher, and I eonddently believe that
all partloa, democrat, republican, prolil-
hltiop, people's party and mugwumps
all sturnl on tlmt plunk llat-foolnd and
pllng to It with (eptb and >oe nulls. Hur-
fall for the Wauhlnglonlap because ft Isa
union platform and nil who will keep so-
iier enough to stand pt all cpn wpi/it on
|t.
1 have furnished the (,'lvlllzi'd ( corres
pondent of the Vnldustu Times all the
documents fipecssaiy to conduct a "ilo-
pessful campaign for cither party, lie Is
ii politics man, end thup the At]ltnta
Journal when It slings inntl at I lip Geor
gia farmers hits film anil piisses pm, for
1 am personally opposed to lqlior Slid
pply perform H «s n (ipeessliy, Hour yc
him. llut this much I say. ilmt who so
takes the Journal und farms to prollt ho-
Jlttlea |||a calling. Tito Journal docs nut
of tlfat county to arrange his Insolvent
tax list.
Judging by what I hear some of my
neighbors say. they are having more hills
Pfesepled »t present than they feel will
ing to liquidate. They are—mosquito
bills,
Yesterday waa the first day It didn't
rain In a Jong time.
Laying by cotton and pulling fodder
Is the order of tlm day tmong our far
mers.
Miss Husle f'rumpjer, who hss been
spending a week hero with her friend,
Miss Minnie Gunn, returned to her home
at Alapaba this morning. Bhe Is pretty
and ehtcrjalng and some of our young
men are looking despondent since her de
parture.
The protracted meeting, which began
at the Methodist church hare on Wednes
day night of last week, and closed last
night, was one fraught with much Inter
est and good. The Methodlsta and Bap
tists ca/no togotner In the true spirit of
brotherly love, did away with denomina
tional lines and barriers, and had what
might he culled with propriety an union
mooting. Hnv. It. M. Booth, of Ashhttrn
was here In the early part of the meeting
and Ids sermons were very much enjoy
ed by all who had tho pleasure of hearing
them. Kcv. 1’. II. L'rutupler, pastor of
the Methodist church, represented that
aide of the house, while Elders T B.
Cooper and 8. J, Hauls represented the
Baptists. A person attending this meet
ing felt constrained to say, as one did of
old, "Behold, how good and how pleas
ant |t Is for bruihrcn to dwall together In
Unity," During tlip meeting there wore
fpur additions to the Methodist church
and eight to the Baptist. Hail pi, Ail.
*tanil ()n tho Washlngibnlnu platform or
uld
|t would rpspect farm laborers. Home
Cromwell may Ipok utter his country's
good and yet ho gul|tlpss of Idood, Those
apeora at tho staple men or Georgia are,
to aay the least, unwise. 1 never saw a
Church creed nphaeked by He lpline.
The Ilnl|lrq ||M||)inirqllp e|ul> at Its
Whukly meetfug last night endorsed (Inn.
W. W, Weliliex-prpsldont of ths Luwiultn
county farmers' alliance for the o|llce of
amistnr lor the s|xt|i senatorial dlstrlet.
Tills Is a U|ovp In tho r|gl|li|l|fptlop. Mr.
W(dib Is emphatically jjjjp of the people,
pud Lmvniluu will !|»»or horseir by pro
pealing Ida name In Hill uMMfitip voters
«f the alaib dlitr|pt,
Ail SORTS OF THINGS.
GATHERED FROM THE COLUMNS OF
OUR EXCHANGES.
deep,
jtlon of
Uootl Look*.
flood looks arc mere (ban skip
•pending upon a healthy pondii
all tlip vital organs. Ir the ,
live you have a Idillous look, If your
stomach he disordered you have a dys-
peptic look ami If your kidneys ho affect
ed yon have a plBOhpil look. Hecuro
good bentll) and you wl|l have good
looks. Kleptrlp Billers Is tlw great alter
ative und tonic ads directly on these vi
tal organs Ciifpn pimples, blotches,
bolls and gives II good complexion. Hold
llV J. W. I’uiilk & Co., druggists 00c
per bottle.
Sion Hope (tcma,
Zips Units, July £5.—Wo are too wel
here for news to circulate much.
t|ultu a number of our furiners lmvo
failed to finish laying by their corn
crops, nol wlthstundlhg they are general
ly looking tints.
This vicinity was visited on flip 24th
instant, by a terrible wind RUil rain
storm.
Mr. A. M. Hutchinson wan very III just
week with an attack of billions fuypr,
lint |i« |s now Up and at Ids business
Hg'dli.
The young people pf this neighborhood
enjoy oprmsinttnlly one pf thp old limp
Pas ts, Fancies cod News Ilapia JMectcg
For lit* Hpcclat fie of the Head
er* of th» (liuetu.
AVaycw* Headlight: “The odit-
or-'A/pVitsUMiBlIiKht Inis been n mcni-
liianco for aome Dine, lint
lie la not it member of the Third or
I'eyple’a party. If lie cannot remain
an alllnnoeiimn without being a I’eo-
pl’a party man, then lie in neither.
Hajoined the alliance and not a po-
ej»-,
litii
rpm
tfy."
ijfteltl
are Hit
We truljjTlnllcyo Do Wltt'a Utile Bar-
ly Itisors are the most natural, most ef
fective, most prompt and economical pill
for biliousness, Indigestion and inactive
liver. J. C. Goodman.
Hev. M. F. Morgan, one of the
most prominent preachers in Dooly
county, died nt Ilia residence ih Vi
enna Wednesday night at 10 o'clock,'
in the sixty-second year of Ills nge.
Mr. Morgan wns well kiiown in lfer-
rien county, and doubtless lias many
friends here who will learn of ills de
mise wifi) regrets,
Bright pooplo arc the quickest to roc-
(lood thing and be'
ognlr.e a
•It. We sell
_ y
lots of people the Little Early ltlsers. If
you are not bright these pills will make
‘ Goodman.
you so. J. V
Hycamoro News: “Tho Quitman
Canning Company is receiving tjn
cans by tile carload. Tlteac caps
will be filled with Brooks county veg
etables and fruits and scut to market.
If more nttentipn were paid to rais
ing nmi canning fruits and vegetables
in (icorgia there would lie fewer
complaints of linrd times.’’
If dull, spiritless and stupid; If yolir
lek and sluggish; If vour sippe-
lilornl Is tiiicl
the Is caprtolnun und uncertain, you need
a sarsaparilla. For best results take' De
Wilt’s J. C. Goodman
“Vienna Progress: Prof. If. C,
Hi-own und family, of Fuqua, have
been visiting relative* in Demon
county for tint pust two weeks. Tho
Professor l» n great friend to the
.Progress and never forgets it. When
he was ready to return to Dooly lie
picked a few peaches for us. They
are very flue ones, too, and if wo are
to judge Horrien fruits and crops by
these it is a
sotyros.
i county of wonderful ro-
ULnto to hod and snd early tn rLc.
shorten the road to tiw"‘ ""'Z —
nil Ii II 1 Him i ii i|||l SH'I Will Ilium
'y to bed ami a “Little
BARBECUE ANp SPEECHES.’'
m
r . .* ..." ^ v . ^-^-Hrrrtrortriy io mm mm a "i.
apMls—It0|lelntt>k BiJijjifwe tlibal-*~ J '^lKarly Hlscr," the pill that makes
A IIII in I in- * ." ... - — Inn,,cl' and better anil wiser. J. O. fl
Mr. Webb has ppypr IHniilmil when 1(11-
ty palled, but h«a fwmt f ffflffl’WW'"
(9«lt in
*i>io~lihiT ini-
_ pure dotpooraoy,
i the nun-political Clement of the ul-
Uanco lie stands a very Joshua, haying
remained true to first prliimplcs, when It
acemtid alt had Hud,
Well says the Hjtvthnnli Notvs, CTJio
pdkple of Georgia (not tUmiticrsey alone)
flivp I Ills ||)i||i a drill," Phis Is high an-
Uierlty aud wurtliv of eonaliloratlon.
liOIIKMIAN.
for
lltioklen’a Anilcit Salve.
Tun J|asT Hai.vk In thp world
Cuts, Britlaps, Holes, Vllcprs, Halt Hlicum,
CTylt W-ftti T'ettpr, Ojjahppd (lauils.
Vqllulalns; (Urns npd all Hkln Eru itlnps,
qnd positively pgrps l’(|p 8 ,,r no ppy re
(iulrJil It |s Kpnrnntocd to glvo perfect
snllsfaellop, nr money icfniidnL Price
M CPUta por box. For sale by Peterson
* Paulk-
Diilgniij ph hoes,
Emioha, July 2T.— Miss Iloilo Greer,
pno of Brunswick's charming young la-
t|l|"i »pot Ha mfday and Hiimlny |psl In
Enigma—tho guest of M|u Minnie
nr, Jr. H- GplPt thp llrunawleU dentist,
who has bcou spending a week nt $nlg-
piu, rcturpi-.il homo ypulpiilay. Ho la a
good, etovor fellow, and Ip his pyciy day
|lfe ||| only q Gale hnt whp» In contpany
•w , "*WWWqlieyy of pre(ty g|r|a ho bouomps a
little cyoloiiDtv
Mlai F|or» AJpLpmhm, who |\qs boon
visiting (tlptnU hero for s<\m« t'nw, to-
tnrnpti yostpfday to hot homo in Alapah*.
T, H- WHSi (>f U'vtu WWly,
paid Enigma a mV Imi B#‘«fday.
l« again JR.IM nw for rpprosontaMve
from his county ip thp log|sl(dPte pp. (he
dumocrnllc platform- J think our Irwin
county frlppd* couhj da go belter I ban
yeturn him to the legislature. Ilia friends
at Enigma will be pleased to have hint
ou ‘bom »gptn.
Mr. Henry Hftyps, nf this |\l«ep vUlti-d
s Ahipiiba ypllorday and. J think, was very
much pleaacd with bin visit.
Alins W|U|e Fulwtiotl, of A|apnha, Is
yialtlng In EtHRm* thla week,
.Mr. John BtnUh {tBd family, of Cu(l[oo
V-ounty, Uavp m ovo< J 1° Eulgtca. Our rit-
(icon tender ib«(P a hearty wolootnp.
Miss Julia Ask.P'v, of Atlanta, l» In
Enigma vislUpg ber father, Ml- d- B
Askew.
We'it’epld mildly auggeat that ‘he
Ftlek-Shud Rargntap In Cp'.urs.
There very little said about pelltlca
Eero, conaldorlPR thp fact that Saturday
Is jhe day for thp prlmarlna-
Mr. J. H, Whitley let h|s ax glance,
while cutting » fodder stack pplo laqi
Mondpy, anti inlilctctl a palwful wepud
on his foot. ^ , ,
Mr, W. F, BpUnausS Spent last wopk lp
Wp.
'!lt y<m;|g people of this vl
clnlty mot at the e|iurfljj on the Slid In
slant ami put the building and cemetery
tn a cleanly .condition. Always have an
eye single to Ihc old adage; "Gluanllness
Is next to Godliness." K. 0.
Vet
I’ypppuiieeil llopeleaN,
Huved,
From p letter written by Airs. Ada E.
Hurd, of Groton, h. d„ wu ijiiotei "Was
t(tka(i with u bad pu|d wldnli settled on
my lungs, cough set In ami finally termi
nated l|t ponsumptlon. Four doctors
gnve mp qp, saying I could live hut a
short time I gave myself up to my Hnv-
lor, determined If I cmtld pot stay with
my friends op earth, I would meet |py
absent ones above. Aly husband was ad
vised to get Dr. King's Npw Discovery
for consumption, coughs and colds.
all tdgld, bottles; It
gave It a trial, took Ip
It
Ills cured mu, anil tlinnk God 1 am now
a well anil liuurty woman." Trial bottles
free at .! W. Paulk Jfc Co.'s drug store.
Regular rite Apr. suit pi,
Hpurka 1,elder.
Hcauks, July 27.—Our town has re
cently enjoyid visits from Judge McffrllT,
tylfu and nlcco, of Hnwklnsvllle, also
Mrs. Tydlngs and daughter, of Mlnanopy,
Flip They were guests of Hev. W, II.
Bryant qnd family, Airs. Tydlngs Is Air.
Bryant's sister.
Air. George I 1 ’. Clark, the ofllclontend
obliging tqx assessor of Colquitt eouqty,
was In town Tuesday afternoon for the
purpose of forwarding Ills digest of tax
returns by express to the Comptroller
General.
Mr. H. Whitehurst Is having
Hu, lumber p|at'c\l on Hm ground for a
lWn-»tory store building, 40 x HO feet. It
wilt lie located on Ids lot, corner of Col
quitt and Goodman streets.
W. W. Glrhfeos has cpcttotl q stpaR
mercaptUo hpslucsa tp Hie MpPopahj
store.
A hot wave struck us last Huupty, qml
since that Umc it sevtps to get kqttef qnd
hotter.
Thp. t|\qtfie etpiferenco of thv AffjtlxwV-
lat Phttreh Is In seaslon at Atlel this week,
stpl, Hpnrha Is being cpppllod with night
preselling. Ot.p Rqr.
II rtuvi'S Up, Ofitltlrpu,
Mr. C. II Hlmwcn, Wellsvllfo, Kansas,
says; "K Is with pleaanre 1 speak of the
good Chamberlain s Colic, Chotcrn and
Dlatrhieu ltcmedy lisa douo tpy family
during the last fimrtecu years. In tho
most obstinate eases of summer com
plaint aud illarvhn'a among my children,
it acted as a charm, making it never ucc
essary to, call In a physio!*#. I can
truthfully aay, that In my Judgrpont,
based on years of experience, them Is not
lunger and better und wiser. J. C. Gootl-
mun.
We are much pained to know that
llfo. 0. M. Ijwln la in quite a feeble
state of health. He is with hi* son
who live* near the corner of ICuat
(Jain and Dunlap streets, Atlanta, (la.
While IK't confined to h|s bed, he re
main* must of tho time within door*.
Hi* condition call* opt tho warm sym
pathies and earnest praynrs of Bap
tists throughout the Stale. His life
has been ope of constant labor and
earnest consecration to tho service of
tl|e Master.—Christian Index,
It Is a llxoil and Immutable law that to
have good, sound health one must have
pure, rich anil abundant hloni). There
Is no shorter nor surer route than hy a
course ot Do Witt's Hursugqrlllu. J. C,
Goodman.
Th" Vienna Drugi'css says, that the
good people of Aahlnp'it think tlmt
anything that is not worth praying
over is pot worth doing at alf. Nome
of iliotp open their storea every morn
ing \vith prayer. Op last Wednesday
Thu Ashbore Atlvunce made it* ttd-
venf. Ip keeping wph thp custom
of tho (dace, its editors, Messrs. It, S,
Bip'tpp it Hen, called a special prayer
meeting pt fhu printing otllce on
Tptqdqy pight and held a prayer nml
Pfaitto avi'vh'1'. Ottr Vienpn content
purnry need uof wonder at till*. The
Ashbgrp editor* are wi*c in their tiny
apd gpliergdon, for a prayer meeting
is geperall v the forerunner of a eol-
(eeViep.—-Atlanta Constitutioii.
J
Cares serntehes on
horses anti mange on
dogs with one or two
Iti’xltous. For sale by J. W l’attlk
'o. Ttftqft, Ua
Albany News and Advertiser;
“Hanging in front of Tift's store Sab
urd*y was a long atalk of tolmeeo
fvotp The farm of H. II. Tift, at Tift-
t-n. This wa* n sample stalk from a
crop of between thirty, and forty
aero* that average* over six feet in
licighf, This tobacco is beginning to
mature and Mr. Tift will have it
cpred in Spow Imrpa that he has hed
ercclet!. He will manufacture his
crop hhpseif and hopes for good re
sults from his that experiment, Thy
tobueoo sent byre is, O.f the plug vari
ety, Hd also hh« a, good crop of
Roufting- Democrtic li*\ly in the Ktgih
DUtrlct «if Wi»KU County.
Jrj comjjaiijtjwith abo»]t ihirJy otii-
cr stemteh tnemhefs of tig! Tifton
Diririot Democrotie Olub, gearing
blue ribbon*- -the insignia of victory
—the Oazkttj! man look the Bruns
wick and Western uccominodatjon
train Thursday morning to attend a
democratic rally and barbecue up in
Worth county, in the Farkervillo set
tlement about Bye .miles south pf
Willinghuni. -~
Arriving at Willingham we found
Alford A Slouii’s' tram engine, Hat
cars with improvised seats for the
occasion in waiting to take us to
ottr destination. Every seat on the
curs were soon filled, uml in a few
minutes run we were landed on the
ground.
The place selected for tho 'cue
was an elevated plateau, underneath
the umbrageous foliage of some wide
spreading red oaks. This was
thoughtful, owing to the extreme
warmness of the weather.
The fumes of barbecued mutton
and pork met our olfactories aud
gave us a foretaxto of the delicious
meats with which the people wore to
be reguled at the noon hour.
The committee in charge of affajrs
selected W, A. Allen, editor of the
Bocal, to fake charge of the speak
jpg and introduce the speakers. He
soon had his program arranged and
Calling the largo concourse of people
—fully 2,000~in front of the stand
lie introduced lion. J. F- Stone, of
the Savannah News, us the first
speaker. This was unexpected to
Mr. Stone, hnt ho said he was always
willing to say gohjetliiiig iu behalf of
pure democracy, lie filled out his
forty-five minutes and made some
telling poiuts in behalf of local de
mperaoy.
According to previous announce
ment the time was divided with the
third party sjienkers present und Dr.
J. H. I’ickott.of Ty Ty, wub wxt in
troduced. Ho made a rambling
iqKsecli of aome thirty-five minutes
in length, moat of which wus ex
hausted in trying to find his
located in
uewspu-
vfhion seemed to have been lost
in the depth of his grip. However,
tho Doctor entertained his hoaroii
with ludicrous sallies and bousts,
but failed to Boore a single point-
save tlmt lie wus a faithful represen
tative of an unworthy cause.
An hour’s respite was then tuken
for dinner.
Hon. W. 0. Butler, of Atlanta, the
nominee for third party elector iu the
fifth congressional district, was tho
next speaker. He occupied fully
ten minutes in telling who lie wus,
where lie was from, liia.oocupation in
life und that of his ancestors. The
next twenty minutes wus Spent in
trying to answer the points inode by
Capt. Stone, The remainder of the
time was devoted to making assertions
of which lie lmd no proof uml didn’t
try to offer uny. Ho got lost in the
labyrinth of hi* thoughts ami forgot
to say kind word for (Jen. Weaver or
to say why he should be elected
president, tho real object of his mis
sion
lion. IV. E. Wooten, democratic
nominee for the state senate from thu
tenth district, then concluded the
■peaking. The first part of his
speech was as pretty literary effort
os we have ever heard aud entirely
devoid of political allusion. But
tho speaker lost no time during the
remuiuiug thirty minutes, and such
u scathing arraignment of party, its
principles nml advocates we have
nevor heard before. The speaker
oould -scarcely proceed with his mas
terly effort for the lusty cheering of
both men aud women- It was a
grand vindication of democracy and
a withering rebuke to third partyism.
Thirl partyitea Were glad when the
signal was given to “all aboard” for
Willingham.
Tiio members of tb» Tifton dis
trict democratic club is under obli
gations to the management- of the
Brunswick and SYestern railroad for
their kindness, not only in giving
them special rates to Willingham
hut hoidiiiR the retaining freight
traiu there for half an hour, giving
them ample opportunity to hear the
1 enjoy the
DEALERS IN
General - Merchandise,
J3ilOOKFIETJV GKOltOIA,
i tea to Inform tlM imWle tUkt w« have on U*nd * «unl *«>ll n**i«:t* 'i ftp k ot n-. x*
ilMUtdiie, coroutine tn pi# ol
We
Herd
Dry-Goods, Notions, Boots, Shoes, Hats, Staple and
.jgfA. Fancy Groceries, Tobacco,
■
Wind,
iu;
•nc^j
St BOOK BOTTOM PJIKTIS,
to loll our land* at
Wel
Etc,,
h>» no inx*l to liny or rent tfl fay. sol
PRICES TO SUIT THE HARD TIMES
CmU to *e tti wJimh you jcouve to Hwokfleld And w§ will convince you that iro yrlll j»pilUv«!y iav;.
you mueli money. ’
Wo irlll bo prepAmd to buy cotton and Mil other kinds ot country produce oAd pay thr . ^or tut
ma IICHT MARKET PHICEtt. He sure Mnd lot us Wd on your ooCton, »ml Mil you your Si pples/
Trade at the Cheap Cash Store,
Ulitru >ou cm buy thu xreatgit quantity *ml l*»t qiullt) of food* X '
far thi least amount of mousy.
Pon't forest to mil on us; me will be found st the seme old steml.
Voura very respectfully,
Brookfield, as., July 20,1692. Joint Ckurchwcl! & Bon.
Ty-Ty, Georgia.
The people of this delightful little
town have been having a most glori
ous revival during tlifi post week.
Rev. Crawford, of Macon, has bten
preaching there all the time, and the
fruits of his labors arc manifest. Bro.
IVm, Parker, (Sisters Austin and
French, of YVaycross, and Bister
Turk, of Macon, with the writer
thrown in for good measure were
there part of the time. The oitizena
of Ty Ty opened their homes and
hearts to the visiting delegation, and
did all in (heir power to make them
lmppy, for whioh they have their
thanks,—WaySvoss Headlight.
ATness. ps., Nov. is, lmn.-
Abuut two ye<w* uro 1 AUtfetca itiusumsly ultli
ui UqwpU. ?!»*« fortnight Hail
not liHL'i) upld to re»t Mt all. Unc uvcnlnp at T
o’clock nr. WMIpyaiH’iMtta la^g|
tropolRo, and (n two uoum I vran dlecpli
Ctly JJUil w MM A olllld. K«r «
1 was no flttllthri.v we re Mbuoak alunni
rermlietl, nml wftji m »lwiw foi» fund.
pltncu qut-
hour!
nupit. I awoke
» w ipnd. I>r Wba-
KloctropoUie with
ley continued the uno , _
me for over twq pmuthH, and U cured me. I am
now well and attaint* Mm. Ipa Gravcm,
OlUFF|N. (1A
he Kleot rstjiQlsp, pur*
tlou. The To(«c iicUm! like ..
first uppHcatlqii. It Meiued to vjtal
nenpuB pfustra
a charm from the
system that my general health had Iwcome al-
^ swrwl. It has lnicn inviMuabla
most entirely rest
to me, aiui I p... ....
whose condition has been *iuil
to me, and' 1 cheerfully commend it to those
— W; ■■ “
i my own.
V. V-
A ■iO-pajj^’ book, doscriblnff treatment and uou*
lainiiiu leBiimookil# from all woiiona, nudinfr
the cure of all «Rmsasee, mailed fres
lion. Aihtruiis ATTsAN^t^'^II-^tnrrtmillr.a-
If. Oquid J^*^^a^,nrTXKC’THOl*OIHE CO.,
- (| a>
Fon Tam rou.«crroit.
The underaittned present .lohn Q. Gray don to
♦he cltArcn* **f Herrlen county mb a candtdatvfoT
Taa Collecuir, subject to the .ns Ion of the denw
Money! Money!
TO I.OAN
On real estate, or for improvements, or building
promptly ^jfbeOb^ ^ ^m
TIFTO m.
SALE STABLES.
TIFTON. - GEORGIA.
<V\. WILLI IMS, Proprietor,
Berrien Couqty Shonff’s Sain
yOU ATOUPT.
QKOEO lA-nxmurs covxtv.
WiUbu xold bvtore tbo enuxt bauw ,lo«r In
'• ' ‘ idw
town ut UMluitlf.nat'WUMtuul
th* Input bnurn of Hla on the
August next, the fullw-*3* ....
■*•02 iidjiony town;
or b**, of lot ot Uml No. SIT,
(it of Kdd riiuniy, boumltd on
... _... —county', I
, Omklu*. Bdudobitmor of w. W.
pMkln». Uvrmjdj aud wturnwl to in* by M,
W.IuWUfL.C. Eofoudant Iu uoucwlou uotl-
fled Iu millup. lhl» dune (Sib, taw.
•rnllo pnrty, end BolluU for him th* undivided
mid'ort of “ - - *
xopport of the people. We believe him to he
competum, faithful and honeHt, und vvnuUf th*
vultrage of our tejluw rltircli.
VoiKda or Tirros Umiticr.
running vrmnoteev,
llfty foot eouth of the tw,
, t| Iauuted and mi
$30 REWARD.
We will jay th* above reward for the appre
hension and dplivcry to the juUot of Uerriaa the
following described eonviers:
Sum Klnglcton- Tcry dark glnRorcnke color,
18 tir 10 years old, a)tom live fuct In height* aud
wclKhs ahortl 140 nottnds. f
law Williams—nark pinporoake color, 28 years
•if age, about five feet and three Inches In height
and weighs about 188 pounds. Small black
mouHtiu’iie. F. H HlRMANS A HIM!.,
Bar's Mlb g*»
Also, at the samo time and place, all-tbafrtatL
or parcel of Uud sold anil oonwyad to^fe ’VtSi- ’
srsby Msr^Klnardandsoldby‘"Silasand Wilej*
on ths west, WQ feet
hy loo fvety three bit
which the said r». A.
of said lota fast named u
of aaid railroad and the other lyfcr \
lot, bot.beinr on the east side ot ivtl
rocuU all in the
and knows
district of
scribed
on th.
J im* 3 blocks and
• h'theO.h.&lT
feet west, then
iUe&JI
•JSf&S
PRIVATE HALfcJa
(1EOBOIA—ncttRlKN Cor.VTY.
In accordance with an agreement made by and
between the.heir* of Thomas A. Baker, late of
Haiti county, deceased, the undersigned are mu*
ihorised to oflee at private sale the real estate
beloftfetug to Mkht deeattent. kfthl real dtate
consistn of 400 acres of land, with all the im
provements thereon, iu the Ninth district of Aaid
county, and letter diaeril«ed as the place where*
mt the said Thomas A. Uaker lived eud died.
This .Inly ‘Aid, 18v2. (1. W. Mookg,
j. J.Gtnrns.
-PlBLlf RALE.
-llKRUIKN I’OPKlV S
qki mn i a
Will lie sold ou the fifteenth (18) day of .Mijmst
neat, before the wuitl house door In said county,
lietwmm the legal houn of sale, to the highest
bidder for cash, the following described proper
ty, Nttuatod lying aud bring in tho town of Adel,
in said oouty, tn*wle: Tire
in hi
2 (two) in block No. d
anof “
rue of a monoid, fi.t>. issued from B*rrhm sti
jierlor court in favor of Dryfus ltroa. Levy mads
this June »th.18«.
DANIEL W. TI80N, Sheriff B. C.
Commissioner's Sale.
UEOBQIA—Briumem County:
Hv virtue of a deem of the superior eonrt of
Mhl county, 1 win re 11 op the. first Tuesday lot
September, at Nashvilto, said county, between
the legal hours of Mletbf following property t<v
ivlt: Cot of land No. 496 Iu the Tenth district of
Aaid county. The above stated decree waa a milt-
.... - * -
•*d In ths caae of Cox vs. A. W. l’attenum, i
istrator ou the estate of J. D. Knight, deceased.
■■■•■*■ U.B.l’LKlW
Terms cash.
Commissi
?A.
Citation.
UKOROIA—UKflWFN COUKTY,
A26xi
A Wake ford LV7V ' '
said town, being a vacant lot and Iiouimws ^ X-A-j
the ««Hh by Seven th street, ewt by Farr*
plan of said town, on which lot I
lug known as the Ya»u^A Wakefoid oQtuem
occupied b) John A Wljkaa. I>q. Also fifty]
by two hundred and ninety v’hai/ feet of *
q oimfivtnc tu tUu market that t* Hi equ.vt. j . .
sqlir hy Tifloa j tolaioco, ^nBjt xvhtJlh he ex
A Bclolo. L'avfi'. , 1 jieiitH a largo aa<t ^tfrtfitiiiLiq yivid,''
speaking and eni
Tliwkuiducss will
barbecue.
kindness will not be forgotten.
■» X.AUUCS
NwdUtt q tunle, nr cSilWrvo <Im wul bund-
DHowi'ilK!io« <, wAruiui.
(BHJUiXWwTllVl- ‘uIopi2mi' luiil N r urtlj u.’
■iu*. eouu, trW of Mn. wuiiy »mi (o luWe and popular hro insfironce companies
llutehlnmn uvenue. Saiilluia.ta1ieeo)i ’ * , . . ■ . .. .' .
iinuertyoftiumfAVfiliifortluuderum'of til# insuring pUblie: r
wi&wAws. •
Naiiouai Rank ol Valdosta, t«> satisfy sab AIM I* If A *
,576,010.(3.
ing aaid bank to self said <&
ter advertising thirty days, upon
In the payment of tho Imieblodneaa
thereby, to aid'ly the proceeds of said s«
liqnidaUtig of said indebtodacMa. ““
simple given purchaser free of
This July 13* 19X1. D C. A'
Prea’t. Fltst Xak Rook of
Fonnded tn 1792.
Founded In 1834,
Founded tn 1810.
ol and London and Globe,” -jM
Notice to. Ike Public.
ilKOtllllA-HnutiKs CoVsTV
Rume
my (1*.
couaty, . _
Then wi« ukeama italic
. xml A etui* of iteeUe w
mielmnjrr'l and foriy-four Acre*, am re or leM.
and “Orient.”
af lot of
i tn the Mb land
(tSlltb miUUa *
Berrien county, via:
Matthew cawWherry. and
berry to <1. W. Mima tand,
Matthew Castleberry to M.
Mkid 144 surra nf laud—the uxxtcsga
taken up but no names baa lawn torn qf
al*o, a number of tax retd other rerelpti
persona are hereby notified and warned not to
trade, in any way, for any of Cw above«
property. O. W.
Adel, tf, July tltb, KW9,
Notice of Dlsselotion.
Th* finn of ftwlodl*. ririflln * Co., (W. t*
Bwtndlo.T. A. tirlttn amt A. VT. l*attenKin)of
NasbviUe, <!a., has this day diarolved by inntaol
consent'*A. W. Fattereou relitiug. W. L. Swin*
die and T. I ilrUHn will continue the tmainres
under the firm name efSatudbi a tlriffie; they
assume all lirhilitiea and will coiler* all debts
due the old Ann. Mi. L. swindlt,
T. I. otimF.
A. \X. YAfiihaou.
NanhviUe, (2a., July 5th, IMS.
Notice to Debtors and Creditors.
— — ■, i. .
UWIlBHi
OEonilU -Browsv »'OVXTV.
All I»rvyu iMk'Ou.t to tta esuio of Nuwy
Baker, lot* or raid ,-ooaty Oectawd. an nqvioet-
ofi to utki liurw>U»lv pay TKcut, inJ At\ pttMta
bxvloc cU.n-j Apitmt »w estate am requlra.11«
III* litem «ltl> von witslo tta Itnii to* “ ”
law w till, notice wU> be i.lcart in tat
4AMt,> \K YALlluR. A.tm«,
Ord«f to / Perfect Service
iu-Bwri«x COOStVl ;>
M&ri “S35H“
, o tv. ClMlt fcjr Ue jfi»
,ta tta Star, (Kitea raw,
t <l<Ma not rtilOo In Mid ta
. r.«»*«>“« ”>*t Ita Owe tec*
i Itte Mm, or*
• ta pirtecied ots
!*»« tkU enter once a mmik
tatnwtta ««« tt.io cf t6UO,n«arftti
Vxswssa A IMtoh. mtiilooere Atti
Granted: Am. U. lUscau.. JcSr, s
A ««,»i(tc.a from (lit mlmttea of
Boptrlor Court. Mart* Term, IWJ.
cm
Twelve Months’ Support,
OCOIMUA—BkWtia Cocyr.-r:
Tjn^tamamayeotawnt
eud county 4
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