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THE GAZETTE; TIFTON, GA., FRIDAY, At’GUST .1, IS!)*,
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CATHEP ED FROM THE COLUMNS OF
OUR EXCHANGES.
TEACHERS INSTITUTE.
I'rocedJuFf of au IntcrestlnR Mcrtlng of
Borriro Comil v Tench tire,
A meeting of the Berrien Teach ■
1 era’ Institute waa held at Nashville
r»i>. r»«ctM ond New* item* selected 0I1 Jast Saturday and as Berrien has
for the *P* cl *|^ o«eue. l ' U<1 " been ahead of her sister Counties, ea-
;'.... • ' I penally in attendance, notwithstand-
Tho people’s party is young, l»ut it j n ^ mnD y 0 f our teachers have not
dodges the tariff and force bill issues c i oge( j tlteir schools, yet Saturday
with thy agility, of a veteran. was not an exception to her previous
The .Georgia democracy is in ones in point of interest and attend*
splendid trim now. The necessity nnce. 1
' for a fight has worked wonders. The house was called to order by
• Sam Small, it would seem is a very Commissioner Williams, and as usual
diminutive potato, itr utfi political | ho had something now and whole*
biU: Sam’s, days are ' about over. I some for the boys, which lie inter-
• ftequiescat ill pace. spersed along generally at the begin-
The weekly press all over Gsorgia j n * n S a,u ^ closing,
is making itself heard in the battle j Prof. S. A. \<
for democracy. Loti# may the couif-
tty editor live and flourish.
The moment the third party begins
oitmans, of Tifton,
was appointed secretary, and as I’rgf.
Williams was absent during some of
the exercises; being called to attend
i,m .rr*” Itl&lored institute, Prof. J. H. Gtv*
to monkey with the negro vote that . , ’ . .
moment they open the door to evils I ™ a t’l Jomtod <*“*■
from Which they will be unable to run.
The Georgia papers who are so
,, industriously printing the biogra-
' ■ 'pbiesof-WeavershoUld deVote them*
! selves to compiling his record as a |
. south hater.
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science and practioe of teaching, de
livered in an appropriate inaniior by
Profs, 'Robert* and Patten, after
which tiie institute. adjourned to
man.
Interesting lectures were given by
Profs. Woodard, Parrish; Weeks and
others, and especially was the lecture
delivered by Prof. W. II. Gray high
ly interesting and entertaining, which
was on tiie subject of geography,
The republican organs discuss Mr-1 Georgia, her people, institutions, etc.
Cleveland a great de«l,but they have I p ro f Q rft y ver y forcibly and appro-
very little to say about Harrison. 1 p r i a t«Iv followed Georgia in her oar*
That is the difference between a big j |j e8 j struggles to plant a colony for
man and a little one. the oppressed, down to the presout
Southern white men who are be-1 noble productions of arts and sciences
, .coming assistant republicans oh the and men of statesmanship and moral
.theory that the force hill is dead will patriotism.
not he happy when the measure is After an interesting lecture on
put in active operation. mathematics, principally decimal frac-
Ingalls, the lone fisherman from tions, by Prof. G. W. Goodman; the
Kansas, is engaged in the study of institute adjourned for dinner, and
the European situation. He has after an intermission o£.pne holir the
ceased to find the local situation ettb- j evening program was lectures on the
or profitable or pleasant.
The farmers of Georgia have .rail-
> .lious of dollars taken out of their
,. pockets every year through the tar
iff. Yet the'people’s party, [wliioh «<?<* again on.the fourth Saturday
■ asks for the farmers’ votes, ignores | ‘ (1 August.
the tariff as au issue. 1 ' The institute has never lucked in-
- Bid-vell, the prohibition martyr. « ^ ut , b >’ 1,19
says wliiskev and beer clUHt .a tlu , qualified and energetic efforts of the
Homestead strike. If this were (j.,,,. ''ommissiOncr thero w»U - -
. i OTSe same cause proil.tced tiie denved from them
.ante effect, strikes of tbe Homestead , 0ur commmoner, by attending
. . , the teachera* anil comininsioiicra
VJWtetv wouldsoou ccaee to bo* uov* ■ , . ,
—‘• J - elties * j .'onventions of trie fitate, ana by his
\ : I undaunted energy, cannot fail to
A Georgia od.tor has been arrest- ^ th0 ingUtMfo of Berrien r!Ulk
cd for carrying concealed weapons (lm(J|lg Ul() finlt ._v oic3 .
■He deserves no, sympathy. a he of-
flee is tiie place for the office towel.
' and a mail who carries it about with
• him should be held amenable to tin*
laws of the state.
Because the democratic majority
in the house declines to let Tom
’ , Watson run that body to Suit him*
(iffltyt lie denounces it astyrnmiical.
The trouble with Torn is that lie is
afflicted with the tyranny of an over
whelgiipg egotism.
FRESH F^OM BERRIEN.
A'
the
more
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m
Good Henson Why It Should
Mr. W. M. Terry, who )m* been In tbe
IrUg bu-'lnes? at Klkton, Ky.. for tbe past
twelve years, aay«: "Chamberlain's Cough
Uotmriy gives better satisfaction than
any other cough medicine I have over
.old.” There is good reason for this No
other will euro a cold ao quickly: ho oik
cr is so certain a preventative and cure
for croup; no other affords so much re
lisf In cases of wkooplngcough. l-'or sale
by Tifton Drug Store and Peters A Be-
lute, Cecil.
A BIG PIECE OF ENTERPRISE.
among tho people sf other sections.
He will pursue his former, plan of
lilting the. Northern states and or-'
ganizmg excursion panics lo inspect
the section traversed by tbe Georgia
Southern and Florida;
Mi. Sparks is not only to be con
gratulated upon his enterprise, .but in
securing the services of a nmn so
ell fitted by education and experi
ence to cany out bis plans.
Tbo best results will follow tins
new enterprise, and j Macon cannot
but be benefited bv it.—Telegraph.
LOST—A THIRD PARTY
Good to fio imtlifl Want Column*—
Poor Thlnu’, Where U If?
Toccoa, Ua., August
To the Editor of the Joiirnni:
l’loase insert the following ad and
charge advertising to t-hu Eastanauliu
Third Party Club of Franklin couu
ty:
Lost, Strayed or "Busted”—Olio
small sized third party boom. This
boom was born specially for the
ninth congressional district, is now
about' six months old, three inches
high, f of an inch wide by -J of an
inch think and weighs one ounce. It
hair-lipped, one-eyed, snaggle-
toothed, fiat-nosed and hard of hear
ing-
Its hair is kinky and its complex
ion is very much like thu gentleman
from Bnrke who seconded the nomi
nation of Mr; Peck for governor. It
lias written across its back, "This is
the party of the people and purity.
No politicians allowed in hero. If
you have over thought of wanting an
office beforo you need not apply to
this ‘shebang’ for you will not be ad
mitted.” AVhcn last .neon it way on
its way to tbo Gainesville conven
tion dressed in one of Mrs. Lease’s
caliber frocks, a year-beforo-last
straw bat belonging to Bookless Jer
ry and homo-knit stockings. It is
feared that in tiie third party row at
Gainesville this boom was misappro
priated by some one or got “busted.”
While the thing is not valuable
enough lo pay a reward for, any in
formation concerning its whereabouts
will be thankfully received by John
Hayes or any of the mombois of tbe
Easlaiiauho Third Partv Club,
CONSUMPTION 0VR3D.
Aii uM phy#ioian, mured from practice, h&vlh(r
had piutvd m Ills Ii&ittl* by au l>vt ImUu uWt»si«»u-
ary tim formula of « flint pie \«i£«»ibtn fumetly
(or the »pct*iv ml pSrotftnmit cure of Cwwuioji*
tiom uhtuchmfl, OaUirli, A*ihma ami till throat
ana Iau;r AWfUtloitu, tvlno a tmnlUvii anti •. nuHcal
tuxo.for Norvoufl l)ol»Hit> uml all Nervous Cola
plninu, after ti.iviHR liwtotl lu womlrrPtl oUra
ti vc in thouflamlri of rase*, hu* felt It his
duty to lunku (l known to liin siifTennu; foltown.
Aetuatod by tliw motive and a drsitr
human nui.;
ferlnjr.l will nOml (rvo of charge,all
‘ tit I a n>ctp», * * ~
who d«»lro it, tit iff ntclpo, lu Corman, Frvuclrov
Kngliflli, with full directions for preparing turd
Ufllng. Aenlby.mail hv midrciMnir with stamp,
uaiunig Uiis* paj>cr. w* A, Novks, tfciu poweri’
lllock, ltouheAter, N. Y.
PlIttLIC SALE.
OKOK<JIA-Hfi«urr.y cotNtvr »
WU1 be fold on thu tirtpentU (lft) day of AtlgUtl
next, before Hit* cnnrt-lioUm? door in fluid county,
iHjtwcou the legal hour a <*f wile, to the highm
bidder for ouflh, the followlnu desoribed proper
ty, situated lying ahd being in tlu» town of Adel,
iu said coutv, Vv»-\\ it. The ttoHtli half of lot No.
II (two) in block No. 4 ifimr), according to tlm
plan of sold town, on widt h lot t* located a build’
lug known as the Young A Wakuiunl otVVo now
occupied by John A Wilkes. K*«i Also fifty Cto)
by two hundred and ninety (WO) feet of land in
nald town, being a vacant lot and hounded oh
the uorth by Seventh street, vast by VarriJb a'i‘-
nuc, south by land of Mrs. Wllbjr ami wait by
llutoltlufloii aveituo. Said laud to t>c soi l as the
property of Young A; WaKefordumloraud by 1 ?^
tue of a luortgaire given !»\ M. J. Young, \V. M.
Wakefenl and Warn & WaVoford to tlio First
National Uauk of Vaidonia, to satisfy fltltl tnort
f ;.aro. Haiti moTifliW’.e autbori/iiip unfl eHipotVer*
ug said bank to *ell said de*cribod property ar*
tor advurtifllng thirty days, upon default made
lu tim pitymoui of the Indebtedness Secured
thereby, lo Apply the proroede of said sale lo the
liiinpiailug of it.tid Hnlobtediu'-s. Title* In fee
alhipis given purchaser free of Inoumbrancv.
-hlH July IS, 18b-;. 1). C. ASKI.KY,
l'rcA’t, First Nat. hank of VshUjflta.
Xoticf to tho Public.
(JKOlKil A— llEHUIKS 'COL.STY i
Homo thief or thtovea broke Into and robbed
my dwelling Imuiie, neat Ava posVoulce In a dd
county, on tho bight of the first Hunday tn July.
Thoro was taken from the home $4.50 in aliver
motiey, coat and vest., and a chain of Uoodfl to
on® huudred and forty-four ten'll, inoro oi less,
of lot ef laud No. ALt, in the Dth land dlstilet
iMllh militia district) of originally Irwin now
Iterrlen rmnity, vl».; From Mack FAf-tloborry to
Matthew <'a*it'el>urry, and from Matthov ras'U-
I'Ct ry to l», W. Mima,wnl. also, a tunrigagr (torn
Matthew Castleberry to H. Whitohuvst on the
Uild 144 sen s of hnd— the mortgage Ittci boon
tokon up hut no names 1ms In-on toni otT; ami,
also, aimmbor of tax and other rooelptn. All
icrsons afo horoby noilded and warm*«t not lo
;r»de, In any way, for any of the above deaortbod
proiieny. (J. W MIMS
Adel, 0, July Uth, 1W2.
$30 REWARD.
W<* will pay tho ahovo toward for tho appro-
hum*ton and delivery to the Jailor wi Iturrieu the
following dvRcriltf-d nonvivts:
flam alngloton—very dark gingarvakp r.oior,
IS or 19 years old, about rtvw fei t m height, and
eight about 140 pounds.
L-o WIlilauH- nark glncercnko color. 80 years
of age, alrnut five foot and throe iuciois tn height
and weighs about i;v* puands. Hinall black
moustueue. F. If. HlllMANS & HUO*.
PRIVATE SALE.
OKOHUIA—BKUHir.N Crtt’NTY.
lu arcordaneu with an igtcs-mf-nt made bv ami
between thn helm of Tbi mu* A. Jfater, hitu of
*ntd county, diviuva-d, thr. ttndoraignod iro au*
horizvd to oiler at. private tale thu real ojt.iie
'ebmglng to said uccodcnt. Bald real estate
coinintfs of 400 acres of )«mi, with a?l the Im-
provetnoma thereon, iu tho Ninth district ot a»iu
county, and belter upsertbed as tho place wiiert*-
on tho N:\ld Thomas A. linker lived aud died.
This July SR?d, 1 m. Cl. tv. Ilodiii:,
J. ,1. UkUriM.
tiie
of
A cJt&T tor BIr Apple*, lit* Preacher,' | UlnrleU l.y BeccUur Kparlii fur the (Icnricfn
l |.m TtiMbnr an.l Tubocc... Kornhoi* and Florida.
ff- 1J. Wostoii, who b», jui>t J Rcccivw S|«rks of tho Georgia
« 4 0W “ tlw ' B> A Southern ami Florida, realizing that
, W; ! ro*d, wlierc bo b** extonaive in- hi* lino nuw through a country that
' l'.|br» ; at«,' presented the - Herald this for soil and climate advantages
morning with the' finest apple we am-paused by no section in the South,
I ' ahavo' seen this year. Indeed, it is has determined to unite the attention
the largest and most perfeot native of people of other sections to these
apjilo that he has ever seen. It advantages and endeavor to increase
grew in Berrien county on a place tiie traffic of his road by locating
adjoining 6ne 3 0f Capt. Weston’s. along iu line people and capital who
Capt. \Vcston, always jovial and will develop its resources
ready to perpetrate a pun took occa-1 To this end bo has secured
gion to get off this one when he pre- service* of Maj. W. L. Glcssner,
aented the big Berrien oounty apple Amcricus, who is well known in con
to tbo Herald this morning: nection with his successful efforts on
“I tell you Berrien county is ‘some this line as commissioner of hnmigrw
pumpkins’ anyhow. She r.ot only turn for the Centra) road, and who
produces big apples, but big men, lias done more than any other man
big preachers, fine yellow pine, and Georgia to advertise tbo state and at-
'now .she is taking tbe lead of all ctli- tract to it people and capital,
er Georgia counties in tho production Among Maj. Glessiior’* sucwssftd
of tobacco. Berrien county produced enterprises was the- great develop-
the beautiful curly yellow pine out ment of the fruit industry around
of which the elegant new pewa of Fort Valley, where hundreds of then-
the Baptist church in this city art sand* of trees bare been planted by
rnadu; and big brother Carroll, the Northern syndicate*
able and beloved pastor bi that He 'fa satisfied that the Country
church, is a native of Berrien county, falonu tlid linn of ^hc Georgia South-
But I wank you to distinctly nndcr- ern and Fhu ida ic «« well adapted to
stand that When it comes to all fruit growing a* that around Fort
around cleverness, piety and good j Valiev, and will endeavor to interest
looks, I draw the line at my own pas tiie trust men ot the North along tiie
tor, Rev. W". J. Robertson, of the line.
Methodist church.” The first Work of Maj. GImm-r
Ct^L Weston may not have in- will be to thoroughly investigate the
sled this off-hand laudation of country along the hue aud its adapt-
county for tho pubtio, hut ability to fruits, tobacco and other
And as he Is an old nows- cxctpn and- issue pamphlets and folders
Ski rz. -..ti V. . . t.-0riI if H 1
Pulitouess in Dtisluess.
There are a great many people
who, to judge by their nets, seem to
think that politeness is a garment
which should be worn on social occa-
sions only, and, like tho dress coat
never be brought iu touuh with busi
ness.
Much men, it will be observed,
rarely havo true politeness; the arti
clc winch they nitempt to pass cut
rent being only a sham which the
well bred gentleman easily detects
Politeness is not inherent with hint
and what he has is au imitation, ex
ercised upon comparative strangers,
but if permitted to become upon
terms of intimacy, is henceforth* dis
regarded.
This is true in the social relation
When it comes to affairs ot business
lie no longer attempts' even the poor
counterfeit. Gruff, uncouth, hasty
and boorish. You know him well
He lives in every coixunutity. A sor
of hybrid who excuses his rudeness
on the ground that business men hay
other and more serious matters to
think of.
This species are so densely ignor
ant of polite forms that when they
are approached by the polished gen
tleman in his smooth, easy and grace
ful manner, lie so far mistakes the
bearing as to attribute it to a sense
of timidity,born of conscious inferior-
ity, and demeans himself according
ly. Tho real gentleman or lady is
polite on all occasions It Itecomcs
a second nature and is as difficult to
it aside as it is for the itoor to shake
off his rudeness.
The child born of gentle parent
age is inherently well bred; the prop
er training afterwards w ill insure tho
rest,-?ml the litik is not difficult
Bring up your boy to be polito
Mid you stamp him with the insigma
of gentility which fa a passport to
the best circles in all lards,—Atlan
ta Herald.
I! 11, Miffl I i|
ALBANY, GEORGIA.
Wholesale Whiskey,
Tobacco aud t’lgar House.
Special attention given to Jug trade.
QT Orders promptly filled.
I.oca.1 Time r
Takhip envoi January W, t
cbaufpi rltliuut if
Pivsseuger Truius—I5a»t.
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llfprcitetiuid by Iumtn l\\itniHii.
DR N. PETERSON
Physif'iiui and hjvi’ixeon.
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ISH
Commissioner's Sain.
(JlcoiUitA -Rbuimkji County v
lly vlrluy -*f a ilocrcc of tbo *u per I or court of
iiaia county, l Mill **11 on liai llmtTueaday hi
fleptembor, «t .ViHhviJk*, n/il*J countv, butwevu
the l«ai itourfl of flalu tho fGliiiHiujtT.rui.ertv n».
nit: U)t of land No. 425 in the Teiillt Ulfltrlet of
ml J eotliily. Tho above Minted dev ten wan cr ant *
•tl in tbo r-AViot Vox vt. A. W. Fattcr^o**, adinln-
Miatoron thfloflute of J l*. Kuh-ht, 'JoeojiHod
Vriiifl* vaoh. M. II. FKUFf.KH,
CommlMlohvr*
Drs. J. W. & D. J. WILLIAMS,
DENTISTS,
C\>m.‘KLK, tlKOllOlA.
Okt-ica -liitJ: UuilUlmc. Uo«>i>t No. t, up atnlrfl.
DR J. C. GOODMAN
Phynicmn and Stugoon,
TIVT.JN UUiIKtlA.
Okfiok -lloom Hi the Tlfiun l>ru|j store*
Iiff* TJi.tnklnjj tho pt.hllo for Ilm punt UImmiiJ
patronage aud fluUvlt a o*mtimtAllon of tlieonmu.
dr'"g'“c.Taney7
Pliyrsician ami Surgeon
MOUI.1 IilB, - QKIUQU.
OiTorfl hi a flwrvioen to the jieupk of Cobjalit
ah.' .uliacent count ion.
elf *UH »cu In UOH Uruu fltore.
EULWOOD Sc ALEXANDER^
LAW, HEAL ESTATE AND C0LLECT10SS,
T1VTON. - OubltOU
Froinpt attention nlven to all luiil buMnoea.
rica—l>)ve RalhUujf r Koou* No. i.
JOHN'A.wItKE^
A I; t o r n <j y ■ a t - Ti* ft w ,
ADEL, ■ aVOKUUi ®-
Will praollt’c- In all theivaintlflflot thvHmithera
Judl< ial Circuit of lle*)r*:i;i hpv chil alteuiU.n
dtrwete.l to all bntiicliei ol the profeflkloti and
general buMhu-AA fluliclted. B-ly
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1 00 pin
7 46 pin
IB u2 pin
fit IS Pin
fH It) pm
fa 36 pm
IB 42 pm
10 f.l pui
n» OB pm
to ltpm
W 36 pin
No. j.
k 46 mu
f 13 00 put
fit) SOpia
M0 46 pm
fit 10 put
all 20 ant
t i 20 pm *23 05 aid
t 45 piu i U 20 am
2 01 pm fFI 36 UTU
2 lo pm f to 41 an*
2 29f»a 117 Man*
2 32 pm f»3 67 an.
2 47 pm t \ 00 am
3 lit piu l Wain 10 miaul
f B'top G*) 0‘KMttL *
• Dally, exoept KuuUtv.
’Dounecta lit Albany'viivh Central railroad of
•No. U.
FA am
24 25 r.m
4 63 l in
6 30 am
6 45 am
e 23 am
6 45 AU)
1 roam
7 43 au*
8 M)au»
0 30 am
10 20 an*
11 20 HU»
11 M aw
12 30 pm
12 45pu*
X ofl pm -
2 M)-ru
i»pm
1 46 pn
2 66 pm
U 20 pm
5 46 J IU
4 30i.ro
No. f.
6 voam
7 00 am
» 30 am
0 Mffto
» 16* m
8 40 a U*
» JOfllU
On iritiM, C iUtuibu J Font uorn railway, and Savon
n»h, no* Ida ana W'a■* — * _J, *‘
CorvnevtA at Waver
and WMtoro railway
h havouif.Florida
JaVkvialviUe ami* 81. Ia»ula lmilioan pabtof
venlUR car uimn ttahu* No*.'? and 4
C. 1).«dvy.nm. J. a. McDorriR.
Tmtllc MauflKor. H. F. A*
V. W. ANiiirii, GEO. W. HAJNhH,
A. I*, r. A. tJeit’l liupt.
KAIIiilOAI).
SUWANNEE "RIVER ROUTE
Schodult is Effect July 3. 1881.
lUttUAHI) ltOllllA.
HOBBS & TUCKER,
B A. N K K K S , I
ALBANY, - - - - GEORGIA*
1'Joportito.vy of Dott^Jiftety, Worth, I.oo and Kuvly
Counties, aud tho City of Albany.
Byy and ill) lixclmngc, give giumpl allcnlinn lo^collection*, and remit for same
on ilay of payment at current rule*; rccolvu4fl»o»!t* subject, to »!jhi rltecks, and
ton'd money on approved time papers. (Jorrespondonee solicited. H-llm.
aoiso *oet.t
“ Tifton
Arrive ktrunawlvk.... .
jAvkflonvlJle..
ValtluflU
Jatprr *».
Whlut SprlnR. .
Uko City.
Hampton
Valalka...
J-
T-
REFRIGERATORS AND
ALSO STOVES,
Frotr. the 1'heapeM.tn llurk fl Hrllhaot, com oded
to bv the lum in the world, they ttl»«oltitely
have no equal in tlw world.
-■*..- Mauiifm.turcfl all kind** of ——•*
Tinware, Stove pipe, Gutters, Klc.
l-ljn HutGlal prlwfl mule W hotuiii amt - board*
it*K linufl**. Writ* or c.:Jl on u« when in nrod of
(Uiythttts lit our line; w* ipinraiit^ u- M>«you
money. .1. T. IIOVD A HllO..
44 104 PaUcrfloii strcM, VALboWA, Ga.
BOYD & BEO.
HEADft’JAIWERO FOR
frockcrj'. Utlu* and Glass Ware,
Lamps of Kvery Description.
Tinware,
Hollo w xv a vo,
Wood ware.
ICE CREAM FREEZERS.
No. 1 leave* Macon after arrival of I
ittorniuj' traiua *u» Central. Ht/Uthwici
cIa, fuiMt'fironvAM*. Virginia and f
Mwfoil aud Northern,
roUroadi. .
No. 3 luavvfl Mar on atror arrival cf incoming:
afternoon trainfl on tho CflhUaL bmtthweAUin.
filawonand Nor thin n and Gcorel.-v rallioaUn, and
conn*ulitatTlftou with Hruuawkk and WMtttfi
for JMuiifluick sod JAckfiptiville via iti-uikSwtcJt
ami Wofliero and Rat annah Florida and Wtinm.j3p
nt I'fliatk * for Ri. Aniruflllnr aud nil noli.* In
KttflV •*Till Sooth FtmhU, ami with the Ht
vz*r
ami Ocliwttha river e tea mom
KoTS,
| KoT!, ( y
snilllt. W*»l lnjl»l tj
Mktl. I J
£. ~r.t
-t,-n >"44 '* t' J
City. t.W 70
New Firm, New Store, New Goods.
‘saw>S
Hampton -
tjikeCity. j 7,40 •• 7*0 ••
WhiW Bl>rln« !«.I* •' S-M ..
" Jiwyi-t
'* Cahloflta
*• Tifton ‘
•* JackJonviUt)..
“ llrttnflwh'k ...
“ Cnfdeh)
Afrlvc Ma» or*.
No, 2 leave* Palitka after arrival font Went lii,
dla nuil from Tamp* aud (..muecta at Mau;ii
with all outRolmr iiit«rucvitt train* on Central.
South western, 3f*«oa ami Ncrihcm, Georrla,
Koal TeiJM*»eo, Virginia and Georgia raUroud), .
No, 4 leave# Falatka after ariival of train*
froui Ht. AuRuAtiue and point* In KAn:r.nd South
Florida and connect* at with hronnwlrk
ami NVr-tem from W>dvrcwlek, Ga., and Jnck»ou%
ville, F la Cliwe (‘onimcUoii at Mne»n tor Nanht
vlllt. laiuMilte, Ctnctmiatl, Evansville,8t. Lotti
In ami Chicago. Nhort Hue t« H othV§ THatc vi\
GeoiktAH-ititbern and Floilda, Central.
4iul Atlantic. Naihvlllt. Cluibie— »v IIIII
Ixmifl and Loul#vil!0* and , w .
with aircutlgoiufi umtnlng tuln#v«n t«0.
railioiwl . .
All trait.* Arrive un»\ depart from unh»n depot*
at Maeun vnd FalatkaA
Elemwit #l«*»pluir < arK wHU-e run on train* No.
3 ami No. 4.
For further loformathro apply to
iuiu-tlo*. point# or to
K. K. KUI FF.lt. Ticket AMBt.
If . Ft'USH. Trav. Fa
Money l Money!
TO LOAN
On r>-jl Mt»f,, .it for Improvfmrotn. or )io.7itt«(t
imrruwi", .-iHfcr. low y*Mnt )!,(« cy.it. /•«*<>•
frow flic io i»mty iUr» itow.lij Tin
J. W. PAULK & CO„
BBXJGGISTS.
Complete Stock of Fresh Drugs,
CHEMICALS, PAINTS, OILS AND VARNISHES.
Toilet Articles, mi«h Its iVrfnmecy, Colognes, Extracts, Pomades, Hair
Oifa, Toilet Cream* awl Powders.
Brushes fell l»m> of Tooth Brushes. Nsil Broshes, IUir Brashes, Shoo
Brusltcs Mid Clotiios Britsitcs. Thw gouds arc of thu vorv best quality
and arc to Ihi sold as cheap as country dirt.
Fine Stock of l -iunp Goods,
Eleg-unt AssoiTment of Combs,
FTesh Garden Seuds in Season
We have just rucovol one of Tuff* magnificent. Arctio Soda Fotttttains,
and arc dispensing dehotous Sri a cater. Or.ly th<? purest fruit syrups used.
Dr. N. Potermm is in charge of our prescription department „
J. "W. PAULK * CO.
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Fiiflfl. Att, J
n. Aift. JtukxvuvIlk, I
*1*. wattle Mauaper.
Schedule iu 3.1332*
Iteuii ThTnn. Star*inSST
Lv .Macon.. ...
.SoFac....
•*. MuntpcBtfr .
“... CuUVru...
'• .YMtrMiUr
*s Tbeu:Allen :
•♦.Thnnd’iDt »|*r,
'• .Woodbury c.-f
JUni- City-:. 41
14 CWwam. •
'•....MoumvO.h*
Ar Uijj,
l« Guinn SVvul
noacw Sixttluiru and Flnroto
dv.*»a. L*Yr Vity. l*abtfU. Sc .
psri'iUin Florida, (Vntral railr
and
wad for Am» n* u ‘,
autl Northern rUltvMMt top
IrtiU, aud tailut< li-vviiU-
SjiAritt.MdksItfWtlk and V
IftiVomi. At VsasvfltlMv v:i\
DtUrwul fui st'xti,rrtVK
Grange w^tb. Atlanta aud
for Moutgouitvy pAlnr
dl#ro fliatmms.
Fwy flutter
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