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Hirii 01 TOE GAZETTE: TIFTON, GA„ FRIDAY, OCTOBER -21, 1892, ALL SORTS OF THINGS. GATHERED FROM THE COLUMNS OF OUR EXCHANGES. Facts, Fannie* Hn<| 'New* Itoma Fur the !>»e of {he Head er* of (lie Gazette. Judge Shearer think* lirooks coun ty’s cotton crop will go hut little if ' uny over 0,000 bales this yoar, or about half a crop,—Stilt* According to the late census fig ures Georgia leads till) South in the manufacture of cotton, closely fol lowed by Soutli Carolina, which conies second. Piles of people have piles, but De'Vltt’i Witch Hazel Salve will pure them. Dr. J. 0. Qoedmua. A friend that won’t slick in an emergency, don’t trific with it at any time because it’s loaded, and flips the uDatiger" signah One falso step, one wrong habit, one corrupt companion, one loose principle, may wreck all •your pros, poets, and all the hopes of those who love, honor, and regard you. A gentleman of till* county who he* excellent judgment remarked to us Hie Other day that he knew of no pifl so good for constipation, dyspepsia aprt fiver com plaint us Dewitt’S Little harly ltisers. pla ,, Dr. J. O. Goodman, It tills' country. 87,<H)0 wometn find employment as telegraph operators. >-A.td' they generally have the last word when they are talking to some body over the wiro, The. ‘'school age” is a variable quantity in this country. Ill six of the states or tertitoriea phddron arc admitted to the public school at the age of four years; tt| nineteen at five; in twenty, at six; in throe, at seven; and in one, (Texas) at eight. ' " WhSrshaU It pred; a man if he gain thu wliole tftild fob tlien has the dys pepsia so bad that Up Mtft enjoy any of the good things it cuiilaina? ilo worn jfiive dyspepsia if he takes lie Witt's bii- tlu TSarly ltisers. Dr. J.O. Goodman. Never fall out and fight about pol itics. Come out openly and work for the success of your party, but don’t try to whip your neighbor if you can pot convert him to your way of think ing. Remember that tfic friendship pud good will of good neighbors is worth as much to you as tbo election -of your bhdice candidates. The Valdosta Telcscopo, edited by 7 one of tlio sweetest little Women ill ' Georgia, hits the truth squarely in . the”following: “Mrs. Lease may lie ,-m intellectual, talented woman, hwuytng a multitude of people with her eloquence, but alas! she is not womaijlj^wonien. Indeed we cannot associate her with womankind at nil. Vo cannot think of her ns a wife And a mother, a Woman whose children Will rise up and “call her Women cannot purify politics by going to the ballot box. The revolu tion that is desired must begin at home, and women who wants to . purify and revolutionize thu political World must stay at home and touch her sons to be holiest and reliable And ]icr daughters to bo pure and true.” Have tried almost every known romc- dy for Itching l’ilcu without success, tiu* ally bought a box of Do Witt'S Witch Hazel Salve, sod it has cured mr. V. D Raskins, l'eoria, 111. Dr. 1. C. Goodman m In the midst of our rejoicing over the glorious victory of last week, we ■arc touched witli a lingo of sadness pt the thought that many of those who went down in defeat were our neighbors, friends and oven ourfatb ers and brothers. For years they had stood with us, huttling valiantly for democracy and the rights of the people, but when victory was almost within our grasp, they had unsus pectingly allowed themselves to bo deceived, on, jolcd and leX'into the ranks of the enemy and wo were forced to defeat them tot the polls. It is now plain to them that they wending deceived as to‘the num- l« r and strength of tho third party, Wo lmpe it will Boon become equally plain to them, that thoy were being deceived as to the aims and purposes graf, of its originators and loaders.—Ma le Citizen. — INDUSTRIAL NOTES. Rome lflne Farming in Irwin amf Worth Counties. The Sycamore Nows gives tho fol lowing examples of Irwin county farming for the present year: “Mr. John Smith, of Ruby, made this year on six acres of land 240 bushels of good heavy corn and from three acres he gathered two heavy bales of Sea Island or long staple cotton. This corn and cotton was was made oil laud that lias been in constant cultivation for the past fifty years. Think of it. AViregrass land, fifty years in cultivation and yet producing a bale of cotton to 1£ acres and 40 bushels of corn per acre. We call it good land mixed with good farming, “And again, Mr. Rod Smith comes m for a share of the good farming honors, as lie made, on five acreB, 285 bushels of corn or 47 bushels per acre, and the balalioe of his crop, such as cotton, peas, potatoes, sugar cane, eto-1 is proportionately good Rodl is a good farmor.” * * * A correspondent of the Sumner Local from Sylvester says the far mers in that vioiuity have verified the truth of the maxim, eRiso early and plow deep, and you’ll make corn to sell and keep.” He snysi “Last year Mr, W. II. McPlmijl planted 18 acres in com and raised 64 bushels per aero, Early this spring several of Sylvester’s gentlemen far mers decided to give the ‘old boss’ a little race. I being one of that class of farmers most readily joined that agricultural syndicate and entered into the race, fully determined to 1 oat tho bully besides loaning gratis all mv theoretical and practical knowledge of farming. AVell, we prepared our land and planted our corn. My crop was nmdu, my fodder pulled, my corn is somewhere in the crib and the judges have made their report, to-wit: 0 bushels of fodder and a half staek of corn. My repu tation is somewhat disfigured as a farmer luit you can still consider me in the ring against any first-elass far mer for next year. Mr. J. C. Priest, from a ton acre field, selected one acre that produced 56 bushels of good corn. Air. J, S. AVestberry planted fifteen ncros and made an average of 40 bushels per aero. Mr. Charley Hillbouso, on new ground made an average of 85 bush els per acre, Mr. J. H.AVeBtbcrry planted thir teen acres and made 840 bushels. Mr. Bill Mol’liaul planted two acres and from one lie measured 67 ( j bushels and from the qther 56 bush els, 118} bushels oil two acres. Sir. John MoPhaul, of Ponlan, givo bis brother the dry grins by making on one aero 61 bushels and 2 pounds. John wears the blue ribbon anil the Corbett belt only temporal - ! ly for Bill said ‘by simps’ four times in olio sentence when lie said be would make ono hundred bushels on one acre next year. THE TEN COMMANDMENTS. neighbor’s office, nor his raon'oy nor his methods of getting money and votes, nor anything that is thy neighbors, provided said neighbor belongs to the third party.—Tattnall Journal. It is said that Mexico will pur chase $15,000,006 worth of corn from the United States this year, owing to the complete failure of the crop in Mexico. A plug of tobacco,by its moisture and softness, will indicate the ap- Croach of storm, a loose wiudow cord will tighten up just Irefore a rain, and a pair of gloves, ordinarily tight on the hands, will become al most baggy on the approach of bad weather. G«otl Looks niks are more limn skin deop, ; upoa a bccUhy condition of »vital organs. If the liver be Intto- t a pinched vend you will o Bitters it tbe ron Tho Hoodlum Leader Mode These L»«i While a ConsroNaiuan. 1. Thou shalt have no other gods before mu, thus saith thy master, Thomas E. AA'atson. 2. Thou shall not bow down nor serve any man except your master T. E. AA’atson, for he is a jealous master, anil will visit the wrath of tho third party on all those who dis obey him, and. give office to though ands who keep bis commandments and vote the third party tio tet, 8. Thou shall not take the name of the lord thy master in vain, except in abuso of the democratic party. 4. Remember the Sabbath day to secure all the votes for thy master and thy party on the Sabbath day, Honor thy muster and the third party Hup. thy days in office may be long which thy master and thy party giveth the^^^pg|*: ||||||| »• ofchlt not kill; except thy a vile democrat; then thou shah kill him saycth the inastor. Tiiou shall not commit adultry, efccept it be in the ranks of the re publican party. 8. Thou shall, not steal, except iu be democratic voter. ' l). Thou shalt not bear witness inst thy master, nor thy party, for OWL, Ml Pronounced Hopeless, Yet, Saved. From a lottar written by Mrs. Ada E Hurd, of Groton, 8. D., we quote: •‘Was taken with a bad cold, which set tied on my bungs, cough set in and final ly terminated in consumption. Four doctors gave me up, saying t could not live but a short lime. I gavo myself up to my Savior, determined if I could not stay with my friends on earth, I would meet my absent ones above. My husband was advised to get Dr. King's New Dis covery for consumption, cough and colds I gave It a trial, took in all, eight bottles; It lias cured me, and thank God I am now a well and hearty woman." Trial bottles free at J. W. Paulk & Co's, drug store. Largo size 00c. and 81.00. That Main mot h Cheese. That mammoth cheese coming from Canada to the AA’orld’s Fair, mentioned in tho AVorJii two week’s ago, has been made. It was manu factured nt tho Dominion experimen tal dairy station at Perth, and will certainly rank as tho largest choose in tho world. It weighs over 22,000 pounds, and contains tho ourd of day's milk from 10,000 cows. A gigaptio oaken press was erected for the purpose of oonstructipg tho C-liccse, and 200 tong of pressure was applied. Tho cheese has alrendy been pronounced perfect in texture, flavor and color. The cheese will be plac ed in tliB pyramid of Canadian dairy products nt the fuir, and will after wards be cut up and sold m pound blocks either in Cliiongo or in one of thu large cities of Great Britain.— Chicago World, Biicklon’s Arnica Halve. Tins Bust Sai.ve In the world for Cuts, Bruises, Soies, Ulcers, Salt Illieum Fever Soros, Tetter, Chapped Hands Chilblains: Corns and all Skin Eruptions, and positively cures Piles or no pay re quired. It Is guaranteed to give perfect satisfaction, or money refunded. Prlec 25 cents per box. For salu by Peterson & Paulk. ' Au Old Veteran. Mr. J. E. Riimncy, of this city, is a veterap of two wars. In 1880 he was ono of the guard of the steamer Georgia,’ which patrolled the Chatta hoochee river between Columbus and Eufaula, and which was fired upon re* pcateilly by tho Indians that lined tile banks of the river, lie was at Roanoke thejdayjafter it was burned. Ho waa in the first battle of Manas sas as a member of tho Oth Ga. Reg iment, where ho was severely wound ed by the explosion of a shell and frpm which wound ho suffers to this day. That same shell killed two men and wounded five. For his ser vices in the Indian war he lias already received 160 acres of land.—Dawsou Nows. Of Interest to Tobacco Growers. On account of our somewhat com plicated internal revenue laws, and the fact that they are not generally understood, the following federal statute relating to the sale uf tobacco by the, grower, will bo of interest to niany of our readers: Section 27 of tho act of October 1, provides: That all provisions of tho statutes imposing restrictions of any kind whatsoever upon the fnsmers and growers of tobacco in regard to the sale of their loaf tobacco, and the keeping of books, and the registration and report oi their sales of loaf tobao- oo, or imposing any tax on account of such sales, arc hereby repealod: Provided, however, That it shall bo the duty of every farmer or partner producing and scaling |caf tobacco, on demand of any internal reiicnue officer, or ..flier authorized ngcut of the Treasury Department, to furnish said officor or agent a true and com plete statement, verified by oath, of nil his sales of leaf tobacco, tho num ber of hogsheads; oases, or pounds, with the name and rcsidenco, in enrli instance, of the person to wlirfm sold, and the place to which it is shipped. And every tanner or planter who wilfully refuses to furnirli such in formation, or who knowingly makes falso statenientf as to any of the facts aforesaid, shall be guilty of a misde meanor, ami shall bo liable to a pen alty not exceeding five hundred dol lars. Farmers and planters aro not re quired to pay nu internal revenue tax for selling leaf tobacco of tlioir own growtli and raising, or leaf tobacco received by thorn ils rent from ton ants who have produced the same oil tlioir lands. ii — TO THE — WORLD’S FAIR At Chicago in 1893 IT TOKRTr*^ raws to** — TOKK, K l—v TOR* K JL l^TOKK, E 5STT1 fhkkJLIA DR. N. PETERSON. Physician and Surgeon. TIPTON, 'V* - GEORGIA. Omrc—With J, W. Paulk St Co. OIU answered promptly day or nfplit, Offfoe practice will receive attention between tho hours or Hitt) and lOiW a, zu..u:\<l 3:w and taop.m. - J. M. WILKES, Resident I> e n t i s t TIPTON, tiEonou. Omrc-noom 4, up stairs, raulk building- * ‘Tin he found In hi* office from the Ifith g? each month, the residue of time devoted jo country iwtlenta—at their hr desired. RtfturoInK via Detroit, Cleveland, Niagara Falls, Cincinnati, and tauiiYlllo to Memphis. Choice of Routes from Chicago East (Steamer on the Great take* or Kail), railroad fare ami alt expenses paid ? THEN READ THIS OFFER. WTOur plurality offer on Presidential election Which occurs In Nov. HW2. nearest the pln- . (the excess over competitor), we will give free of alt expense, lu first-class style, at any time you may select during thu summer of lift. a trip to the World's Fair. Tho route will —»- «* * —*- '(MiUvilla or Chteaeo » thence, i,hr take To tho one naintug exactly or neare rallty of the loading candidate, (the e the vote of the next blithest ooiupetlt DR. J. C. GOODMAN Physician and Surgeon, TIPTON GEORGIA. OrKU'K—Room In the Tlfton Urn* Store. WT Thanking the public for its past liberal l«truna*e and solicit a continuation of she same. lo, 1 .v, h irui to me world's rwr. i lie via Bt. Louts, Louisville or Chit, going all by water If desired* to l»ut ilicliWn, take Huron, take Bt. Clair a firlo, thence to Niagara Falls ; or all rail to tho tails If preferred, thou by rail to Cleveland, Cincinnati, tautsvlllo and Memphis. Now how can this trip be scoured V Qon4ltloni for Seottring Fm Trip to World'! Fair. First. Always use our I’luntattoh Chill Cure and recommend it to your friends. flecond. On over)- llotilo purchased from now until the niKht of the election you are entitled to S guesses (2 bottles, IN guesses, etc.), same to tm mailed U> USAS lust meted Mow. All guesser must reach us on or before the socond night fol lowing the election. Third. The one naming exactly or nearest the populuv plurality of the leading candidate (the excess over next highest competitor), will be aunt on tt Ip outlined nbote, all expenses paid, ami winner to lie uotitlcd as soon ua the oiuolal count Is made known. Fourth. To secure rugifttration of guosses, the front part of the c«rton (stiff box around each bottle on which ap)a-ars tin* red globe) must !w mulled us, on the ltac.k of which must be plainly written In Ink your live urn-sacs, ns follows Clovelund's (or llurrisoii's) plurality will he"~ (Here note your ft guesses In figure*,) plan your tiaiiut and post-office uddress. und stale (he date and exact hour at winch your guesses aro made. The curliest dale and hour naming the exact pluluUty or neareftiit, to win. Our offer M very explicit, so to write no letters, aa they will receive no reply on the subject of the trip. Bluiply mull us cartons as instructed VAN VLEET & COMPANY, Memphis, Tenn. Wholesale Druggist DR.G. C. LANEY, Physician and Surgeon MOULTRIE,' - GEORGIA. Offers hi* services to ths people of Colquitt ‘djsaent counties. “Ornc* in new drug store. FULWOOD & ALEXANDER. UW, REAL ESTATE AND COLLECTIONS, TtVTONi - GEORGIA. Prompt attention given to all legal business, karOmiiK—Love building, Hoorn Nu. 1. LOOK HERE. FjT’For your Information and aid we give the following official results of Presidential cleotluui for the past two decades : m Grant MDT.Sff) Grocly., FOR SALE AT HALF PRICE. One tlirre-roller power cane mill nml copper pail evaporator. Auply to I. I,. FORD, 27-tf. TV-Tv, OfcountA, im f 5 nr Held L44WW lluiicock....4,442'M3 ISTf Tlldsn 4.m.m Hays 1M4 Develand 4,1)11,017 lUalue 4,MiS^kT4 IBM Cleveland JlurrlMui *,440/21*. (If your mcrotaut does not handle PLANTA TION C1IILL CHICK, mall us M oenU and will send you one bottle, charges |wld, on which note positive guarantee of our* or money re turned to you.).' Dull Times Make Low Prices JAME8Z7ELLIOTT, Owing to the (liillnoss of tbe tra-lo ami appreciating the faot that Low Prices is the remedy—the great incentive that gives to trade a rushing im petus, lias determined to inmignrnto a cut in prices that will convince the trade that ho is determined not to ho undersold. lie tins a largo and com picto stock of general mereliandise; be onn and wiil save you money. Don’t fail to call on him before making your purchases. Very Respectfully, Sparks, Ga, Juno 17,1802. JAMES 55. ELLIOTT, Auouirn, ga., Bvenlng New., ,!sn. 80 DWi. Some yean ego tbe KrenlUK New., In aleeuee- ing electricity ae a htallng agent, alluded to die Klectrupoiac, and ao nlieiunnenal and wonderful have been Ita cam that the remitatlun nf tbe little liutnmient le now oclmlnn all over tbe country. A well known caw la Auitoata baa bean ear——- ——- *— **-- “— 1 —— — 1 MM ftUabi, „ _ _ name.Sibley,of tha Sibley lull, lauat deentj ImpreM, If nut antirely convince, all who ,r. Sibley wai jierfcctl^ wlllin* to tt«tluiony ti/^thc the ElcCrofol*. fw twg wbulc ye nan Of Watdrbut’y, Ganneatiaut. Guaranteed System of Scientific Life and Accident At the Most Reasonable Rates. Drs. J. & D, J. WILLIA DENTISTS, CORDELK, GEORGIA. Ovncz—Hank Ilulldlnft, Roam Nu. 1, up alaln{ JOHN A. WILKEV Attorney - at-I.nw, AMO, - GEORGIA. Will practice In all the couutiea of the Southern Judicial Circuit nf Georgia. Special attention directed to all bniuchf* of the profetudon and, general buafneas aolfcfted. 8-ly. AND Tifton, Cl corgi ft. The unthsralgnetl haa opened x ff atclaas boaftl- Ing htiuan In the ilulUn building and will aerv* the public with Loan! ami lodging at reaamitbi* rates. ^ JfooHi* are lari/e and airy; Furniture nen> and thoroughly ren ovated; Tal/e fittninhed with the beet pro- vinous the markets afford. Public patronage Hilh-ltcd, - SALE STABLES. TIFTON, • GEORGIA. V, A, WILLIAMS, Proprietor, I.ocml Time Table, Taking effect January Sd, t*W. 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