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g||k ft is .current tbijfc'Jdr, h 0, Jaok-
fr^ion, of Dtcatnr county, will opiwusc
A Hon. lien K. ItuMell for congrew.
According to editor Clark©, Hi©
ftmitiiviHe, Ga., girls have-* just real
ized that this is leap year. And now
they are going to have a big bull in
honor ptit.
Quito a number of representative#
to the ne*t legislature will lx; sent
there instructed to ropeal, the law
providing for a board of tax equuUz-
Cr* in eauh county of tin* state,
-^jflov. Win. J. Bforthen is the Oa-
Berm's ideal democrat* lie is a vote-
winning democrat. HSs like should
lw scattered all over Georgia in this
era of attempted democratic disriip-
'I'he Ga/kttb has promised Hon.
K. IIuh.k;I1 l fh© democratio nom*
the second dis
trict, J.fOO voles in Berrien uniJ the
l promise will not fail if every demo
crat iu the county will do his duty,
e Our opposition to Hon, 0. B. Sev
ens ceased with his defeat and hbf
acceptance thereof. It would
* ' ^' IvO -Vlyll for some of onr second dis-
^>vi'Mfif oxobitngos to do likewise. It is
^i' .;cpw»rdly to kick 4 man after he Is
iwin>
2^EThp CIazktth oatt now understand
;||jthy On), (tyekerill, of Ibo Now York
dvertiwT'didn't print the Georgia
editors replies us to their ohoiou for
president. Hu was Using for a flop
in the event his favorite (Ilil!) was
defeated,
Thu Gabkttu is fiiurful tco
stress is being put, by onr "brethren
of Hid;press, upon the. unity and
harmony of thp demoerntio party
tho icccind district. The evidence
on thoso point* is not as convincing
us it should bo.
- Unp^-liViloy Hrnnoh will defend
the good namopf jrwin county
her people against all ooiitera.
punched a Worth county third par-
• t viteinAlbuny Hie olhur day for
saying, ♦‘TJuirw Is not an honest man
iu irwiuTodnnty.” ,
Would it not bo well for southern
meri to romuinber that division in the
national democratic party in 1H0O
mi mi tho first triumph for tho
pubiicanrupd drenolH this land
|ho blood of civil warf Shall a 1
ioninthls year of graoe again
hg SQino grvatcr calamity upon
"ootmtry?—Thomas Ion Times.
L’|io •'I'honmaton- Times claims
i 4<^m» Coogrcsslonal cani|>ulgu lu
. sigiS district will bo an example
*>aJV/iUmo to como, to show how an
loui canvass can bo imvh
lenum without any mud-
or unytiling elro that was
jlttlo-or mean. Hurrah for
ifs*i ifartlutt and WhiHlvld. 1
other doaler* 76o. and ^l
nure when you cun get
Ion C’hiJt Curo, a belter one,
■ Dr. d« U, Gwvdmiiu,
nllianco met in Games-
a ami made ai. effort t
ta differences by the adop
resolutions declaring
i.political organ inution.
f.mwt well and their
an earnest of goo«l
gilt lor him) to make
fh. “A burnt nhihl
bottle of lMon<
cheerful-
if fnilnre-
/ Political 5Ii‘lai!£<*,
Henwmbcr, democrat! of. th^tKC-
ond congressional district, that yonr
fight is not Bo mneh for the; success
of ifon. Hen JK. Knsseiy the nomi
nee, as it is for tho preservation apd
perpetuation of pure democratic
nrincipies.
"**
The candidates of the democratic
party this year urc such as to com
mand tho admiration of intelligent
men everywhere. The names
Grover Cleveland, William J. N'
then, Ben E. Hussell and Henry H.
Knight are synonyms of honesty, pu
rity and fidelity. No party can offer
the people liettcr assurance of good
((Overament than democracy w/ih
such leaders as the above.
Democracy has hallooed as long
d as lustily os theiy? is any necesin-
ty. What it reeds now, more than
anything else, is tome practical cam
paign work.
This good year, 1802, should be
ic thorough political education.
Under the tutelage of third party
lenders'tin* masses have been taught
that democratic associations are con
taminating and democratic literature
is rank poison. Harboring these uo-
lious they will bo hard to roach; but,
then, it must bo done,
Georgia will he represented in tho
f;xt national house of repriwnlnlivea
by eleven true and tried democrats,
the lionsts of third party ism to the
trury, notwithstanding, and their
names are Lester, Hussell, Crisp, Mo
ses, Livingston, Cubaniss, Maddox,
Lawson, Tato, Gluck ami Turner.
'J'hird pnrlyisin has killed that
•iml organisation—the farmers alli
ance—und the dastardly murder will
lie avenged tins fall. 'I'he jn-ople
•till rule; tlioy arc not deceived, and
their just judgment wit! he swift and
terrible.
There can bo no Utter evidence
that the third jvurty is a snare ami
delusion thun the fact its leaders in
sist that their disciples shall not at
tend democratic rallies or read dem-
itwspa|wrs. They know that
their deceptions will be laid b
1 result in a general stampede from
Ibeir ranks.
It is demiwriitic (hsttriiie that the
peop|» shall Ih> thoroughly infoniu'd
on every public ipn-sLiun; helioe, they
wimu-U the fury© bill printed for geii<
eral circulation. Hut Jingo 'Tom
Watson, true to thlid purty princi
ples, voted to keep the |Ht>ple in ig.
nortinen of its lilK'rty-destroyiug pro-
visions.
Tho democracy and patriot »i
Hon. 0, lb Stevens is no longer a
disputed ‘pmstion; ho settled it in
the tribunal of luat resort of tin
ond congressional district.
Democracy says to the people:
“Gome, let ns reason togelli
Third jairtyUin saym "Behold, my
leaders have taught you und .your
education U complete.” Dctuoorucy
says; “Read both sides, that you may
tw thoroughly Informal.” Third
purtyfsm says: “fton't ica«l democrat
ic newspapers; they are all subsi-
diaetl."
M. W. GASKINS,
GENERAL : : MERCHANT,
Extends a Most Cordial Invitation
pic of the Town ami tho h
Ihn a Visit at Ilia Now 1
Hin SponiultioH will bo -
UiUMiualed Security at tho Mitt-
iinmii Cost.
Tho Fidelity Mutual, of Thihulcl-
tihia, is not the oldest, nor is it the
largest insurance cunip-my
world, but It is nnqucstionably the
•Irongist. No company of which ae
havij uny knowledge, whether foreign
or domestic, c*ut compare with it in
rewurct-s and enduring jwwors. Iti
plan* conform to well mdablfoSted in
surouoe principle*, and cure ull Ut«
weak point* of both WHipemtive and
old line systems of insurance. Dions
thecffully given by M. J. Kent,
agent, Tifton, Ga.
Thiu ought to lie a campaign nl
education ami not one of pcnsmali-
tio«. The platforms of tho prurtiea
ought to bo discussed di*|)u&sUmntely
and the s{<cuker« at the various pub
lic meeting') >hould bd given a re*
ipectfnl hearing. Attack* npou pH-
rate chauctcr nnd the preventing of
free dlrruMkm of political tiocrtiomr
do pot change *: voter's opinion ** !©
tht soijminevr of the pDtfwmof tb©
party to wliieh Im Hougi'M-oT the
party-, to whicK lw U-oppu^^Ooo^
0CALEBS IN ;
General - Merchandise,
■ BKOOKFrELD.-OEOXiarA.
• t«o« u. iitfuno the imblle Uut w« lu»ve on hand's coroi>Wt« anil well eclecteil nf General
'ctiaiuliae, in |«rtuf
Dry-Goods, Notions, Boots, Shoes, Hats, Staple and
Fancy Groceries, Tobacco, Etc.,;
I w« WIIJ Mil at hoi k iMyrrOH I-UICKH. We have no wumI t« l.oy or rent to jmy, an-1
PRICES"TO *SUIT THE HARD TIMES.- . ■
Trade at the Cheap Cash Store,
wlwre you can huy Hie sreateil quantity and t**t <|tulUy of j-ooda
Yount xnry n»f*vtWif,
ihflcM, Oa. t July 29. IKi2. Jollh CUlircllWCll fb SOU.
Dull Times Make .Low Prices!
JAM^S^Z. ELLIOTTj
Owing to tho dulIncH* of the trade and appreciating the fact that I^>w
dees ih the remedy--tin* great incentive that gives to trade a rushing im
petus, has determined pi inaugurate a cut in price* that will convince I
le that he is tietermhicd not to Ih* undcraold. He ha* a largo and co
plcte *twk of genera) merchandise; ho can and will jwivo you money.
Don't fail to call on him before making your purchases.
Very Respectfully,
tfparkn, Ga., Juno 17, ISP*2. - JAMES /. KLLIOTT.
Country Produce Bought and Sold.
IRglusut cash prices price* paid for chicken* and egg*, and form products -
generally. Give u* a call when you come to Tifton with auything to •ell.''
fftmiinimtiLioioiBoM
'T1 tanking the public for a generous patronage in the past, wo earnoatly .
»licit a’continnance of the name in.thc future. .
E. X J . BOWEN.' <fe BRO.,
t-if. Ncnr the IS. & W. Depot, TIFTON, 6A.
CROCKERY
TIFTON DRUG STORE
—— IfEKrs a Ftru. Supply ov—-r- . .
_, &M , U .U„«W,« XU.BU., «!««,«,«UU, ; .
TOILET AND FANCY ARTICLES, . ' <^|
Fino Porfumory.gchool Bookfi and Stationary, fit'V.'” ■» '.i
Larr ps of Every Description. . ' |
PAINTS, ToILsTANO • VARNISHES. . - i
I cal! spocidl attention to Prof. Dcxtcr’a Cnturrh Caro, Mngic Rnlm
Kitlney nmt Liver Cure, Lung UeKtoror, Mesmeric BIooiftJIeaiiMJl T^’;
und Itlicuiiiutic Cure.'Tficy am proprietary medicine* tliat yre reejraiinonded
HARDWARE
very highly for tho pnrpooes claimed for them. —.. --4-
Stir FRESHEST akd BEST GARDEN SEEDS, all the ye«r,«faniLl*:^^i v .: jj
Tilton, Ga. April !ili, 1801. J. C.aOOTOfAJT. . ; ^ ^ \
BIO BJlRGPA.I1SI 8 !
Tlmre is no House in Town having such a Complete Assortment and
Carefully Selected Stock of Goods.
II* uuriM nearly ovary thing mU.-H i-»naUtut« a aeiuml Mock of f»ry noo.t», N
Mi toll oil "W". Graskins,
TIFTON, GEORGIA.
ISAAC S. BOWEN,
: staple grocer \mm
Dry Goods, Clothing, Hats, Shoes
> nVIIltV'TIIIXU t’Hl'AU.
i a pinwr-cLAim otorb.
I Pay tho Hi{)he&l Cash Price for Country Produce,
* . • • AXU.WILL I‘I.KA8B YOU WITH . ■ .
GOOD GOODS, LOW PRICES, FAIR DEALINGS.
I Will Sell Cheaper Than You Can Buy Elsewhere.
ISAAC 8. BOWEN,
TIFTON, GEORGIA.
* If
Of Watorbury, Ootinectictit.
A Gu&untecd SystfB of Sclrntttle Life and Arddent Insnrance
At the Most Reasonable Rales.
J. AY. HANNON, State Agent,
l*nrku* IluUiDtig* TU'TON. GA.
HOwSjkHiial and Wal Agents wauted iu every County in the State. Good
Reference* Required.
I rvf. r i.« i-tMUka u» ike (<artK« who nr* ammvi the many *h» hate U-.-i.jwW f.U
y.^rwl> parvhnnw'r. o^l im or J. W. IIAAAQN, Tillnn.
THE
Job Printing Office.
New Types, New Press and Skilled Workman,
l am pb-wil to annonnre to my ami jertron* in lhc *te» of
lV-rr»cn, Irwin,. WurUt and Col«|Uit.*. tl©t l littoju-tt rivalved A complete :
.COUNTRY JOB P^TlNGvBUTEIT:
Arel nm j»r^aN<lin ewctiteat *hort' * <r "
of oouvm**ma} /.ml tegal tdauk prrnluu? A
& BRO,
^ this;hx»aok
E. P. BOWEN &
DEALERs n,’ -
Gf-eneral Mercha-ndis©. ^
FARMERS' SUPPLIES A SPECIALTY.
I carry a lull lino of Di-y-OoodH, and am -
Molliiig Winter Goods away 13olow Oo«t to.
malco room’ for a. splendixl Surrimox- Btoolc.
Giyc Me leer
lief.: ;■
HT FANCY GROCERY AND HARDWARE DERARTMBNT
Ih fully stocked with the best goods,
TIFTON, OA.. Anjm»t 87. 1f»1.
H.
TIFT.
M. A.. SEXTOS
Fire Insurance
TIFTON, GEORGIA,'
Hcpirscnts the following old, reliable and popular
and solicit* the patronage of the insuring pubticr ^ ^ y v
Insurance f.apaif .f Rartk Aaxrlea, - - ronnlfila I7«. .-’"ST.
“GrcfBttlH,” Telal Iweli, »I^SMU,U. - VwjUWIjtliaES^TV?:.: .
"Banfert.". Telal aueU. SM1MM-IS. .- Hi«4ri j
“Cealral Cltjr," ef8el«, All. ;
Aim, write for dw “Urerpaol and Laaitoa an J Clohc,” , . ;
- *“*»»" a»4 «orte»L'* gga
Real Estate and Renting Agent. i
Hiw on his liat of Iteal K*Ute fornn very ilesirabla
vicinity of the "Gate City to South Georgia and Florida.”' Keip’y® !
“»**» «nd don’t let it get. too high priced before purckuing.
Thaw lauda are within one and Seven mile* of town. 'A.
If Jon hav*» any Heal Estate—houses or land—for mW orwnti yw
receive prompt and courteous
i *^ : ^ - m.
JOHN G|
Ollt.T*. LO fcoi* and Bll