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TIM GAZETTE; Til'TON, <}£, VliIDAY, AUGVST 5. 3802.
E, P. BOYVEK & BRO
The aitforv. f* nut/ic ilir.il every VrMiiy nwmi*
Ing atTiftoil. Ikprien.t/moty, *teo/Kfo* 11 la il«-
5 oout to ».hu hu:»r, interest oi the growing dry or
Iftmi and the fuUuwti cimptry, anil a* *iu<ifo
fcftkif Itio numiGrt mid eneooragenient, of the
t*Ui of Harriett and eontlguonn comtllon.
Tlte milttarliHlou |*rhv of the (lA/jrmc in $1.00
r «r year, W cents for six months, amt no emit* for
breo fnontlis.tKttahle In ailvKiiw.
T)ih advertHJiik rut's of the t.Ur.F.rfK flip ren^
ftmwhje nml will lie furnished upon n|i|ilh'tttlon,
Advertising hills uro due after Jtrst Insertion mid
will be breneiiioil yben the money Is needed.
t’omswmujeui’ii froiu iMdghhorlug towns Is so*
lle.lwd and eoiiimiir.U'atlonH on Mutely u»jdi s/tro
alwaysw<d<v'ini.', Always write on one side of
the imfH'f, and don't forget to enclose your name
AS (tit evldeoeo of good faith.
Entered (At the ttoslomce,atTlfton, (Icorgla, as
mall matter of the second class,
DEALERS IN
General - Merchandise,
BROOKFIELD, GEORGIA.
We be/c to inform the public that we have on hand a compete ami well twlecled stock of General
Merchandise, consisting In part of
Dry-Goods, Notions, Boots, Shoes, Hats, Staple, and
Fancy Groceries, Tobacco, Etc.,
Will'* to will mil at JtOCK BOTTOM I’RICKH. W. hare mi wr'foil t.i buy or tent to pay, anil
bem’o can afford to sell our goods at
PRICES TO SUIT* THE HARD TIMES.
Cali to us when you come to Hrookdohl ind we will convince you that wc will rosltivcly save
you iJliioli money. *
We will bo prepared to buy cotton ami all other kinds of country produce and pay tliere/br the
Hu sure and let us bid on your cotton, ami sell you your supplies.
DEALERS IN
Official Oricfln ut Ilcrrlcji County.
* nirfTAT'LUK.iiiiiToF.
Highest rash prices prices paiil for chickens ami eggs, and farm products
generally. Give ns a call when, you come to TifUin with anything to sell.
Nows himl Views.
II in IIKMT MAUKKT glHCKM.
Trade at the Cheap Cash Store
where you can buy* the greatest <|uanttty and boat quality of goods
for the leash; amount of monuy,
Don’t forget to call on us; xvo will \m found a*, the satno obKstaml.
Youth yory rmspoctfully,
lirookflnM, oa„ July K), l#n2. John Cluiroliwell it Son.
Thanking the public for a generous patronago in the past, we earnestly
solicit a continuance of the same in the future.
IS. P. BOWEN & BRO.,
l-tf. Near the B. & \V. Depot, TIPTON, GA.
TIFTON DRUG STORE
Knurs a Full Suiti.y ok-
TOILET AND FANCY ARTICLES,
Fine Perfumery, Sohool Books and Stationary,
Larrps of Every Description
PAINTS, * q|LS # AND ^ VARNISHES.
... -v^ , 1
The most select stock of Tulmccos mid Clear* in the eity.
My customers can be served with good Havana cigars.
I cell spoclal attention to Prof. Dexter’* Cntnrrli Cure, Magic Balm
Kidney anil Liver Cure, Lung Restorer, Mesmeric Blood Cleanser
and Rheumatic Cure. They are proprietary medicines that are recommended
very highly for the purposes claitned for them. -
US’ FRESHEST and REST GARDEN SEEDS, all the year round.
Call and boo me.
Tifton, Ga„ April 22,1801. J. C. GOODMAN. ■
HARDWARE
I carry a full lino of Dry-Goods, and am
-selling Winter Goods away Below Cost to
make room for a splendid Summer Stock.
H. H. TIFT
TIFTON, fl\„ August 37. lfi#t
Tamntany’B chief is ft Ovokcr.
Jingo Tom Watson has n “zeal not
according lo knowledge.”
TIlO Soul n( benjamin llavrierm
the Little, goes inarching on toward
(he shinies of private life.
Georgia ut. in $601),00b on her
preedit pencil crop. The cngl of Hie
crop is too small to m.entloi),
Watermelon Witiler will soon he
an editor without a job, The subsi
dy business has cc/isnil to bo pmlifo-
bie-
Rerrien county demnornis sliould
pond Webb delugaten to tin- sixth
senatorial convention. He lias earned
their Support,
The harheonn and basket dinner at
farkcrvljie last Thursday wkr super))
—cotilt) not bttVfl been excelled any
where or by spy people.
Helrnspeetlon.
Tbo fruit shipping season for this
section lias past, and it is well for
the people who propose to be bone*
lltted to study tin* lessons taught in
the results of the season’s operations.
In pursuing the investigation the
first -question which claims the atten
tion of the OA'/iirjK is, “To this a
fruit growing sectionf” During the
past moiltb tint editor bus been shown
some us (Inc patches, apples atul pears
grown within a radius often miles of
Tifton, that experts confidently assert
to bo ns excellent its nan be grown
nnywlmroiii thestato, Experts go fur
ther and say the section circumscrib
ed “within a radius of thirty miles,
with Tifton as a central point, lias
no superior us a fruit growing coun
try in the slate; the conditions of
soil am) climate conspire well to
gether in tlm direction-of fruit cul
ture.” The poaches and upples sent
to market from this section this sea
son have ham the, result, of no effort
Whatever of scouring j.crfcction—it
has been 'Dhtiroly spontaneous. Then,
with art intelligent effort on the part
of the people to excel is it not fair to
presume their euecesf would forever
mltmce the ormiklngs of the hyper
critical.
Samples of grapes grown in the
territory mentioned have been for
warded to capable connoiseti rs it) the
north and west and in every instance
reports have come bank that the
fruit was received in good condition
and the quality unexcelled, The ex
FARMERS' SUPPLIES A SPECIALTY.
Country Produce Bought and Sold.
Ex-editor Phnstopher lias decided . . . „ .
, , . . . pertinents made in grnpo nuRure have
not to go lo Texav; lie prefers to take *, , . , , , ,
f
S trip tiji salt river In November, and
|ic will not bo disappointed.
The stale Agricultural society
meets in semi annual session at Grif
fin, August 14, The editors of the
tilnle have been invited to meet with
the society.
The democrats of the tenth dis
trict should feel prniiml of thsir
nominee for senatorial honors--Hon.
W. K. Wooten. |le js pp|t|ii|i|ly a
brilliant young man,
Ham W. Hmiill— editor, pronnhor
pna disturber of tlm public peuce—
)uib Jiist recovered from a saloon-
keeper $600 fur depriving him of a
favorite tusk. Costly tooth Hint.
Dr. J. H. Pickett, Urn great third
party apostle of tlm second congres
sional dint riot, mot bln Waterloo nl
I’fli'kervllle and now wants no more
joint discussions with tlm straightout
domouraoy.
Our cBtorinod friend, Grover Olive*
Jand, is running directly for the
white house. Our best wishes for a
successful trip is with him mid wo
arc quite Hiire lie will reach his des-
final Ion safely,
Last Saturday's primaries have
tiempnstraleij how little Cluyto Mc
Lendon, of Thoinnsvillo, knew about
polities in the second congressional
district when he was talking to tho
Atlanta Constitution.
The republican vico-preeidcntial
candidate, Whileluw Reid, bus near
relations iti Hamilton oud Suwaneu
counties, Florida, but they are demo
prats and will vote against him and
)us partner, Hen Harrison.
Thp voters of the glorious old
pinth congressional district will give
jittlc Tommie Winn an ample op
portunity to repent of his erratic
'flop at liiiiure; they’ll not send him
to congress any more. . ’Tie well.
In Saturday's insqn of tlm Albany
News nm| Advertiser Mr. W> W.
Turner lutnommes that he has sold
tho paper to Messrs. T. F. Pruitt ami
0. R. Hawk. Mr. Turner also re-
tine from active wprk on t|ie paper.
The people's party position on the
force hill is a double-header. It tries
to caloli tlm whiui votes by declaring
the measure dead and, at the same
time, endwiVqr to win colored voles
by promising to aw to its etifmcrc
picnt.
Wempf, the third party cmididate
for presldpnt, is a hnojr i|p has be-
ionged tp eyery political party organ-
isM*4 in lus time and has been trim to
none. He would spll out thp third
ovy without the slightest hesi-
"tation if it pttrclnwer could be feund.
OftiUtibcHutn’s C-oIle, tlhofcrn
itjiil Dlttri lui'a Koinoily
Futr always bfl dpppn'dad mmn, it I*
uMfWtfcte trill, puts i ramp,
eliolers morhu.i, dysentery and (ilatrUw.t
in tbnlv tvorct 'formk. R-«ery faintly
Bl,flilM h|TMVl«led "'Oh it- *». end tfO
pnt IfcWer for sale by Tlfmn Drug
lomnnslrated beyond perm!venture
that rimy can be grown to perfec
tion and the returns show that they
are a profitable crop. Hrup.es grown
in I ho Tifton seotion, it has also
been demonstrated, can bo placed on
tlm market at least two weeks earlier
than those grown in the vicinity of
Griffin and ten days earlier than
frrun the Fort Valley section.
These lossons point morals which
our farmers should give their most
thoughtful attention, H, without
effort, a line crop of peaches and up
pies can he scoured here—crops which
can find ready and profitable markets
—Is it not plain that the time and.
boy they are devoting to the growth
of an unprofitable cotton crop rbould
at least lie divided, in favor of a fruit
crop?
Tin; tobacco expswimunt has not
proceeded far enough yet to demon
strale fully what bur people can ex
pflOt from flits crop, It has been
shown so far, that a large, healthy-
looking weed can be grown here—r
weed that will yield from eight hun
dred tonne thousand pounds of cured
lolmr.oo per acre, The experts say
that this weed is producing an ex
oellcnt quality of mired tobacco, an
article llml will bring very sntisfoc
wry prices on tho market. There has
been no actual demonstration of this
fuel, and will not bn until nest
spring or summer. Rut the Ga /.Kith
is decidedly of Hie . opinion Hint
enough hits been shown by the ex
periments to satisfy a reasonable
man llml. tobacco, as a money crop,
will excel cotton and should also re
ceive a part of the attention now
given to thiijniHtiro of cotton. The
0 .Uttrrn is also decidedly of the
opinion that the tobacco experiments
of this year have been so satisfactory
to our many observant farmers that
a considerable area will be devoted to
its growth another year—an area
sufficient lo warrant the establish
ment of a tobacco market at- Tifton
for the sale of unmanufactured
stock, os well as factories for the
preparation of the weed for use.
Worth County Sunriny-tachonl
Association.
The (I.ukitr is authorised hy Rev.
J. .1. Williams, of Ty Ty, 1’resident
of the Worth County tSnmtay-Hohool
Association, to make the following
annonucemeut, request ami invita
tion:
Thu Worth County Hmiday-subool
Association will liphi tie next quar
terly meeting at Syiwtnure on Friday
before the second Rcuvhiy in August.
The several Huntiay-sohoote of the
county are earnestly requested to wind
a fail representation to tin meeting.
All ministers of (lie gospel ami
HiimltwSkeluxil workers are cqrdfnllyi
invited to ho present. Everybody
will be made welcome.'
Mrs. t- It. I’suen, Rockford, l!i„
wiles: "From personal n.xperk'm'o S dm
recommend tin HurrapnrlHa, »
cure fov Impure Wood and ('oners', deolii-
C, til '
Dull Times Make Low Prices!
JAMES Z. ELLIOTT,
Owing to the dullness of the trade and appreciating the fact that Low
Prices is the remedy—the great incentive that gives to trade a rushing im
petus, has determined to inaugurate a cut in prieee that will convince tho.
trade that lie is determined not to be undersold. He has a largo and com
plete stock of genera) merchandise; bo can and will save you nioriey.
Don’t fail lo call on him before making your purchases.
Very Respectfully,
Sparks, Ga., Jmo 17,1802, JAMES l. ELLIOTT.
M. W. GASKINS; “
GENERAL : : MERCHANT,
Extends a Most Cordial Invitation
To the I’coplo of tlie Town mid tho Sun'oundlng Country to P
lltm it Visit nt Ills Now oml Elegant .Store.
Hits Wpooialt ios will bo-
CROCKERY
HIIOKH,
JIATB,
CAPS,
DIUSPS
OOODft, .
Ac., itu.
There is no House in Town having such a Complete Assortment and
Carefully Soleotcd Stock of Goods.
Up carrle* iiftnrly everythin# which constitute it general etock of Dry flood*, Notions, TIo.iry
(Irororlua, otr. Illtt ntork t« all froth Hint a visit to hia titore will bo mutually Uenuftelal to pur
flwuuT nnd iM'ihir.
ttend to him for any and evorythinj; you nvod.
Mitchell W7 (Gaskins,
TIFTON, GEORGIA.
ISAAC S. BOWEN,
stme
GROCERY
\y." J. Ci Goodman.
. I KKKl* A FHESIl AND WF.LL HELECTKD STOCK OF . .
Dry Goods, Clothing, Hats, Shoes
AMI KVKUVTtUfm VftttALLY rOttKll IN A KIU8T-CLA88 PTOUB.
I Pny tho Hiqhcst Cash Prioo for Country Produce.
AN1I WILL VI.KASK VOX? WITH .
GOOD GOODS, LOW PRICES, FAIR DEALINGS.
I Will Soft Cheaper Than You Can Buy Elsewhere.
ISAAC S. BOWEN,
TIFTON, GEORGIA.
Ill lUl 1 ALA
Connecticut.
A Cunrantenl System of Srlcntllle Life and Accident Insurance
At the Most Reasonable Rates,
J. IV. HANNON, Stnto Agent, *
Darks’ HuUdlng, TIFTON, GA,
aft*Sjioeial and Loeal Agents vtimtod in every County in the State. Good
nofereuoe* Required,
1 refer IlfpwniMon t.i the fnlleWtiqt psrlle* who are anwnK tlif manv whn have been ,.al,l i„r
»c I.Wnie l.j-tko Ctoffign'ilcnt !fl,le U ,nYly. IV. li Oliver. A. ,1. >wtw W aS.Tj J Smith
It.,It,Cl Miura>, .1 II. I'. ar-all, tittiei. J.v-T. Orarty, A*ltb\mi; W II. .l-.bieiten, xvmineham, Oa.'
.. f '" "" ” W " ,rw * * J ve. HANNON, TlfM.n, Cla.
Wutcrbui'x
Oi
Job
PI riO OAZKTTK T
Printing Office.
Give 1 Your Patronage and I Will to li Money.
MY FANCY GROCERY AND HARDWARE DERARTMENT
Is fully stocked with the best goods.
m:. a. sexton,
Fire Insurance Agent,
TIFTON, OEOBC41 A.,
Hepreaentii (be following old, reliable and popular fire insurance companies
and solicit* tlm patronage of the insuring public: ^
Insurance Company of North America,
“Greenwich,” Total Assets, $1,068,035,43.
“Hartford.” Total assets, $8,576,018.18.
“Central City,” of Selma, Ala.
Also, write for the “Liverpool and London and Globe,”
“.Etna” and “Orient,”
Founded In 1703,
Founded In 1834,
Founded In 1810.
New Types, New Press and Skilled Workman.
T am (ilr.ised to announce re my friends and patrons in the emu 'k-s of
Rerrien, Irwin, Worth and Colquitt, that 1 have ima received a deplete
COUNTRY JOB PRINTING OUTFIT
Ami am prepared to execute at short notice'and in workmanlike manner all
ekisMoj eommereia! and legal blank'printing.
I solicit, your orders and guarantee to give entire satisfaction in priooa
mid quality of work. LVqirvtfuffv
Lo,«Ueq.mvt„ _ r P' A T T 'I ^IVT
nrro.v. ueokoia. X .
Real Estate and Renting Agent.
. Has on his list of Real Estate some very desirable farm lendrin the
vioiuity of the “Gate City to South Georgia and Florida.” Keep yocr eye
on it, and don’t let it got toe- high priced before purchasing. ’ *A
These lauds ore within one and seven miles of town.*'
If you have any Real Estate—houses or land--for sale or rent you wiR
receive prompt and courteous service by placing them with me.
1 am, very respectfully,
i-'h M. A.. SEXTON.
1 JOHN C. fflNDr
Contractor and Builcler,
TIFTON*,
GEORGIA.
ALL KINDS OF WOODWORK DON
SHORT NOTICE.
1W Plans and specification* furnished on appl