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■/V' , .. » ' . ... ; ■ w?J ■••• • : r •• /- r *?<• ■« fRti « AZOTE-: TIl'TOX, liA., FRIDAY, OCTOBER 2& 1802. The Tifton Gazette. Tho (Tazkttb 1* publlslted every Friday inorn* Big ut Tifton, Honleu romuy, (IftorglH. J.t l*» tin- voted to tho beat Interest of the growing ‘dty «f Tifton and thi/ adjacent country, amu such • ,?tr- - Asks the encouragement »*f tho jtoo- lde of Berrien Mini contiguous wmiiUeib * IM.. U,... (I... #1 A VU'KP Tlio *nl*«ription pried of the oaxkttk Is SUM) per year, 00 cents for hi* months, And JScpntifor three months, payable in advnnoo. ’ dug rates i The advertising rates of the ujmmttk.are rea- •oimblu ami will lie furnished upon application. Advertising bills nro duo after llrst Insertion and will \tn prosonteil when the money Is needed. Correspondence from nitighltorliig towns Is so licited and communications oh timely topics are ulwayS welcome. Always write on one sjdo of tho paper, and don't forgpt to enclose your name sper, and don't forget w> t ovldcnceof good faith. „ Entered at tho postoffioc, at TlfU/n, Georgia, o* * r. '* pull matter of tho second class. Ofliclal Orffan of Berrien County. mi I*. T. AU.BX. Editor. say thut if ilmiil was dented he would not fan a man who had wallowed in the glitter* of Atlanta, In an in stant liiuisel) was on his feet, and grasping (Jhrjntle by the arm, asked if lie intimated suoh wastruoof him. Christie replied that he hid no refer ence to him. The audience became excited anil some of them sprang on the stage. The few lonely third party men strode up and down the floor shouting that they were there lo stay and wouldn’t he nul I dozed, Their loneliness made their action ludicrous," News mid VlbwH. The Hinithvilln News has ban resurrected by W. If. Anglin. It Is suggested that the Dead Cot ter ofllce iB one that always seeks the man, The year 1892 is rapidly waning, and there is yet, several hundred dol lars duo the Uazkttk for subscrip- Won, Mr. Charles Francis Adams, a prominent ox-republican, pronounces Cleveland clean-out political char- actor- a man with tho courago of his convictions." The Atlanta Jotlrnal thinks the legislature, which assembled Wed nesday, should immortalize itself fay smashing every combine for ollloo that presents itself. Mon, Wayne MoVcagb, President Giuflehl’s Attorney-General, Inisumdu two speeches for Cleveland mill dem ocracy- one is Philadelphia and the other in New York, (ieorgln will send eleven sterling dewooriils to represent her in the lll'ty-third congress, Nvtm the doughly third pnrtyllo, Turn Watson, will he left in the gloaming. Jingo Tom Watson ilepllned to meet the peerless Henry (1. Turner on the stump at-OiiMm, mnf ft wes nil Hjibplntptiont of o'l Ills owii mak ing. Verily, .Hugo Tout may lie u Ini eve but he Is not a fool. lion Hubert Jj. Horner Is talking straight-out democracy down in Florida. When tho eloquent Hob gets good down lo exhorting and strikes the hallelujah lick he makes tho fur l)y. Here is a sad truths "Many a young man who works hard all day permits his hands to go to waste in the eve ning.” The earnings of tho day is Spent at night for that which i» of no heuollt lo them, The serious illness of Fleeter Mo- Cook, of the eleven til district, at his home m liriiliHwtok, will necessitate the liomlnatjou of another olcnlor to he voted for at the national elec tion, November Ht.li. The present lobnoop crop of Fieri- tla is estimated at 2,334,000 pounds. The average price for Florida raised tobacco, ohlelly cigar leaf, Is twenty- live uontii a pound, wliiuli means an income lo the slide of $1)81,000. After all the hurrah of last Friday celebrating the four hundredth anni versary of the discovery of the iibw world by Columbus, it is a pertinent question to ask, why is tlin new non tlnonj nailed America? Thu numlidaoy of l)r. I- H. Hand for congress in the second district, cm the third party ticket-, has bcoomo the veriest furne, The old Imbecile should save Ills self-respect by with drawing from the ratio, 1 Tho Constitution sighs that not withstanding the daily papers of At laula have |urs|stoiitly and eloquent] ly Insisted upon a full registration for the national election, the books have closed and a largo number of tho citizens of that city have, failed to perform that duty. There was a conference of tho bondholders of the Georgia Wont hern uml Florida railroad held lit Haiti more last Wednesday, in which the Georgia bondholders were represent ed by -Hon, Horaco P. Smart, of St., vanirnh. Ifo had vi-ocut'y made a tour of the road and was in position to uuawur intelligently any questions that wia asked rdutivo to its condi tion. Hon. Ren K RuaBell und Hr. I. H. , candidates for congress In the ml dlstnot, met in joint debate last Saturday night, j was being introduced by recent convert near n to Tlio Cause of Public Schools lu Itcrricn County. The jieople of Berrien comity may la.' divided in sentiment upon some questions but the Gazkttk firmly believes that the cause of education is not one of them. Tlio unanimity with which two successive grand juries adopted the recommendation looking to tho es tablishment of a graded school sys tem for tlie county, supported by tliq regular public school fund and a small Jlreot property tax, to be en tirely free to all children of school itgy, speaks out this fact in no imcor- tain language. Jiut this action of tlio grand juries is not all that is necessary to put the nmohitiory of the new system in mo tion—the people must pass upon it by ballot at an election to bo ordered fay the Hon. F. M. Hmitli, Ordinary, and two-thirds of the qualified voters of tho county must vote in favor thereof, Then, under the law, the county hoard of education will be iiliJjiorlzGll to levy a fax not exceed ing ono-fourth of one per cent, ad valorem, on all the taxable property of the county, us appears by the di gest, for school purposes. For thfi convenience of voters this uti'cliwi will be called for tlio first Wednesday in January next, tho same lime ns the election for county ollluers, duo notice of whioli will be published in the (1AZETTB not less than four weeks prior to the election. Thorc are ninny reasons why the people of Berrien county should vote for and adopt tills graded system of public schools, but whioli cannot be dismissed here. The inuttor will be thoroughly ventilated before the elec tion, and so thoroughly explained to the voters that they cannot fail to vote Intelligently on the question. After all the political turmoil of the past few months this graded sys teill of soIiooIh is the one public qitesltgtt upon whioli all our people can agree; it can he umdu to cement, them together once mure in fraternal accord, flowers, and otherwise beautify it as a park. It wifi require' considerable work, but we believe the citizens will undertake it. In this matter the la dies should lie consulted os they have a bettor conception of flower-garden ing than men. The Gazkttk would be glad to have the sentiment of all the citizens, ladies und gentlemen, on this subject. Tifton should have a public park und the Gazette knows of no better or more equitable wuy of securing one than Cupt. Tift has suggested. A third matter which tins been suggested for the public good is the transformation of Hie present school into a graded one, conducted after the plan adopted by Quitman, Fort Valley, and other small cities, where patrons pay a uniform rate of tui tion of one dollar a month for all grades of scholars. This may not ho feasible in Tifton, but the ques tion is at luusl worthy of considera tion. Tho Gazette calls attention to these matters und leaves it for the citizens to say what they will do. lliicklcti’H Arnica Halve. Tun Bust Halve In the world for Cuts, Bruises, Holes, Ulcers, Salt ltlieam, Knvor Hares, Tetter, Chapped Hands, G'hlllilalns; Corns amt alt Bkln Eruptions, and positively cures l’lles or no pay re paired. It Is guaranteed to give perfect satisfaction, or money refunded. Price 3li cents por Imx. For salo by Peterson it Paulk. The hcglslutnre Now in session is admonished to come home before the constitutional limit of the session has expired. Thors is no necessity for their staying in session long us there isn’t much to be done. Its work can bo narrowed down to tin; election of about twenty solioit- ors-general und a dozen judges, pass ing the necessary appropriation hills, also tho pussage of a bill delining the powers of the secretary of state in granting charters ns provided by the lute constitutional amendment. And, perhaps, u few other minor matters. Electric Hitlers, Tills remedy Is boermilng so well known and so popular as to need no spe olid mention. All who haw used Blue- trln Hillers sing the same song of praise, A purer medicine does net exist and It Is guaranteed lo do a|l thill Is claimed. Electric Hitlers will cure all dlsennns of the liver and kidneys, will remove pim ples, bolls, salt rheum am) other alTen- tlnns caused by Impure blood. Will drive malaria from tho system and prevent us well as cure all malarial favors. For cure of headache, aonstlpatlanfaiHl Indigestion try Electric Millers. Enliro satisfaction guaranteed, or money refunded. Price IIOo. and $1,110 pur bottle at J. W. Paulk & Co's, drug store. Attention TlftontniiM. Thu hurrah and blinder of the po litical campaign will soon bo ended; thou the citizens of Tifton will have time to consider what they should do next to advance the material mtciests of the oily. There are Bovemt things which piesent tliemsclveo to the 0A- WTi'K whioli should enlist the hearty co-operation of every pro potty-owner in the city, especially those who de sire the enhancement fit value of their property and the general pros purity of tho place, - First, tho season for treo-pTuntiug in near at liund am] a great umuy shade trees Bhould be put out during Jumwjry andFobiunify, When Arbor Day comes let the city authorities- uml citijaim generally combine to consummate at least- a part of this woib. - Second, Oapt. Tift has reserved four-acre plat of ground for a park on the hill in front of the Baptist chnruli. It is as pretty a pint of ground as there is in the oity, Gspt, Tift, has agreed to do Hie additional work of enclosing it with a real pret ty fence if tins citizens would imdecv take the Work of laying it,off into walks uud plant lives, shrubbery und Notice. Parties indebted to tlio undersigned either by hot* or account, will please come forward and settle at once. IM. W. Gaskins. Cures semtehes on I it II IB burses nml mange on IlH Gliltul ilogs with one or two npplIcntlniiH. For sale by J, W. Paulk it Co. Tifton. Uu. PHIL HARRIS, | A * THIS SPACE BELONGS TO E. P. BOWEN & BRO. — DEALERS IN General Mercliaiidise. FARMERS’ SUPPLIES A SPECIALTY. Country Produce Bought and Sold. Highest cash prices prices paid for chickens and eggs, and farm products ivln generally. Give us a call when you come to Tifton with anything to sell. i $M 10 PLEASE ILL OHIO CUSTOMERS. Thanking the public, for a generous patronage in tho past, we earnestly solicit a continuance of the same in the future. E. i-tf. P. BOWEN & BRO., Near tlio B. & W. Depot, TIFTON, GA. TIFTON DRUG STORE — It in-:ns a Full Suitly ov iri Da i TOILET AND FANCY ARTICLES, Fine Perfumery, School Books and Stationary. Larrps of Every Description. PAINTS, * OILS * AND * VARNISHES. The most select slock of Tobaccos and Cigars in the city. My customers con he served with good Havana cigars. I call special attention to Prof. Dexter’s Cntarrli Cure, Magic Balm, Kidney and Liver Cure, Lung Ucstorer, Mesmeric Blood Cleanse) and Itlicumatlc Cure. They are proprietary medicines that are recommended very highly for tho purposes elalmod for them. UST FRESHEST and BEST GARDEN SEEDS, all tho year round. Cull und see me. Tifton, Ga, April 22,1891. J. Q. G OODM-AIST. Political Announcements. Von tax BBom.:, To tlic Votemof Iterrien County; Tlte friend* of l'rof. VV. (». Averu resi«ctfu'Jy announce Mr a» at candidate for Tnx Receiver of yaar ootintj imLjoefc lo tho tlomocruU'i yrfwwy* - Hg: In fuUy, omnj etent to <li*ch»rtrt> tHe duties of the office. Und ue are «ure he wfil, if elected, give general satisfaction to tho We solicit yuar vot$i In his lieitalf. . Maky Fiiibnos, Fob Clkuk St i'HiuoH count announoe L lerk or the t subject tsi tin _ . . the jmtipnrf of my «lom6omi|. the jiriamr}** rmntiBing them a faithful discharge, of tne duties tif ilie office in the event I am chos-t uanaeitv. primary,-and solicit .tje fellow-citiams in BIGr BA.TtG-A.HNrS ! -tWb DRY-GOODS, CLOTHING, SHOES AND HATS. i Have your eyes examined nml tilted by a Scientific : Optician. PHIL HARRIS, IP-tla), AI.UA.NV, (IKOIUIIA. YOU WANT Th, Beit Stook and Leweit Bites. I<ir didtaut RhijunettUt to nave expensofl on freight yharyoa offer you 100,000 Tliey life per foot little tree*, healthy. and udl I'oolad. ( oo*t*tlnff of *1* npvelal varUv correct, ami well tooted. ( ounUtlng of *1* npceial varltv Uc*, vUi KllHirta, Kofttcr, vranfonU Marly, Al* examter, fmlr, and Womlerful. Have vqu *evn the hamlftomo oruhard of Mr. •I. II. I Tale at Fort Valley, tla. ? Theee wvxv JONH yi'phRO Turn*. in uddlthm can supply-you with tree* of any dcRirail *|*o In IWr, Apple, Cherry, Plum, Pru- id*. the UtiKRlan anti other apricot*.-Pal metto Arparatpia, couoeiled the heat. 4emi f»r ntaloKUM* Milford ahinerfM, AieKX. prr.r.KN. Milford, Debt ware. I will pay the highest Market Ro- wnrd for KING COTTON, Long or Short. Always on tlw Street. W. F. HARRELL. Cecil, Gil, August Hi, 1802, Administrator'! Sals. OHUsBit- tiKRMitx mum, llnuer uml l»y virtue of nn order twm Ute V*mrt t»f nnllnary of «j*M county, nmr.trd at the }h!U>l*7 tc.io, IWJ, will taf *old Wforr the court hou*o )Uk»r of nin county, In the town of Jfa»hv ville, between tho leftM hoitm of mIo on ».h« IllMliaw ilk Vm-airil.Uu un»t. AtilV* «>h rtW Tiw»il«jtii Nov.inlwr mtt TwhiVi'-Sw «ow», or l.u. oT hui.l muuiiw <* in lb. carry a full line of Dry-Goods, and am soiling Winter Goods away Below Cost to make room for a splendid Summer Stock. Give 1c You? . Patronage and I fill Save Ii Money. FANCY GROCERY AND HARDWARE DERARTMENT Is fully stocked with the best goods. TIFTON, OA,, August 37, 1801. II. H. TI-FT. M. A. SEXTON, Fire Insurance Agent, TIFTON, GEORGIA, Represents tho following old, roliablo nml |>opulnr firo insurance companies ami solicits tho patronago of the insuring public: Insurance Company of North America, "Greenwich,” Total Assets, $1,036,035,43. "Hartford.” Total assets, $6,576,016.13. "Central City,” of Selma, Ala. Also, write for tho "Liverpool and London and Globe,” "iKtna” and "Orient.” Founded in 1762. Fonudcd in 1S34. Founded in 1810. cn to serve in that capacity. Ohpoun L. Smith. a Fow Tax Kbokivkh. - To the voter* of said county: I announce niy-v self a curnl Ida to for Tax Receiver of your oouik , ty, subject to the democratic primary, and sollo. it your support. kkv. 8. J. Sauls. ,KV. I Foil Tax Collkotoh. To the Voteiw of Berrien. Connty i l hdreby announce myself os a candidate for the office of- Tax Collector of your county, subject to tlia democratic primary, and solicit your support. Should 1 l>e elected I will dlflcharae the duties of the office laithfully and etttcienuy to tlie very * w# jj, COXXKLL. best of my ability. Fou Tax Collkotoh. Fellow-citizens: I am a candidate for the office of Tax Collector of Herrien county, suh- . Ucfljjr-^ jeet to tho demoeratio primary’, and solicit your vote*. Should you honor me with the office I - will endeavor to discharge tho duties thereof with credit to myself and the entire satisfaction of the people. 1 am your fellow-citizen, T. O. Kmumv Fob Clkr k Supkbioii Coubt. Notwithstanding my many friends do not so- licit me much I hereby announce myself a can didate for the Clerk’* office of Herrien county. I have had some experience In the office aim will, if successful, endeavor to make a faithful and prompt public servant. With this promise and tbanlcinu; my friends for their support in the * *•—* —solicit your supportin past. 1 hereby earnestly the democratii • locratie primary. - Respectfully^ Foil OlIDIXABY, To the Voters of itcrricn county: ) announce myself a candidate for the office uf Ordinary' Of your county subject to tho democratic primary, and earnestly solicit your support. If electoul will fitrhu to give general HuUsfaotion in my ad* ministration of the office. Tnanking you for post ! ,i for past confidence bestowed on me, 1 am respectfully, A. W. l’ATTEKKUN. Fur Tax Coi.lw.tor, To the voters of Herrien county: I am a candi date lor Tax Collector of Berrien county subject to the action of the democratic primary. I ’am ~ rally competent ■ a young man, ami believe myself to discharge tho duties of tin faction of the people tho duties of the office to the satis- . . I solicit your support and if elected, will try to merit your approval in the - - • ■ ist reposed lu me. Iierformancc of tlie trust reposed . IUUKUT GBIFFIH. '‘Fob Clkuk Supkimor Court. Tlie undersigned offers himself as a candidate * of »,he Superior Court of Berrien coun ftir Clerk c ty, subject to the democratic primary, and solic * “ ‘ ‘ “.Thy feHow^titizens. Should l Real Estate and Renting Agent. Has on his list of Real Estate some very desirable farm lands in the vloiiiily of the “Gate City to South Georgia and Florida.” Keep your eye on It, nud don’t let it get too high priced before purchasing. Those lauds are within one and seven miles of town. If you hove any Heal Estate-houses or land— for sale or rent you will receive prompt and conrteans service by placing them with me, I am, very respectfully, *■ : M. A. SEXTO^T. succeed endeavor to with credit to nr,_ lion bf the piddle, it the support of.. v In buinp: nominated, und elected I will ;c the ^lu life* of .the office anti to tl euernl Foil 8II KillFF. To the Voters of Berrien County i At the sollo- itation of friends I am a candidate for Hherifl of Berrien county, subject to tho democratic pri mary. 1 thank my friends for the confidence be stowed on me in the past autl ask their support In the primary. If elected 1 will faithfully dis charge the duties of the office to the Ust of mv ability, Hknuy Ii, Lovrrr. * Fob Ordinary. I announce myself a candidate for tho office of Ordinary of Berrien eouuty subject to democrat, lu nomination, if held, und respectfully solicit the suffrage of the people pledging myself If elected to rigidly guard the interests of those wham I serve. Kcspoctfullv, W. Hknuy Ummx, Fou Tax Coli.ectdr. At the solid latum of friends 1 hereby announce myself ns u candidate for Tax Collector of Bef rion county, subject to the democratic primary and earnestly solicit the nipnort of my fellow, oltesns. If lam intrusted with the duties of the office I will discharge them faithfully and eflv. deutly according to my best ability. Allkn IImtkb. For Trkasurkr. I hereby announce myself a candidate for elec, tlan to the offieo of treasurer of Berrien county, subject to dcmocratlo primary. Rcmeinhcring S our pnst.kindnens I earnestly solicit your vote In lie coming election. 1 pledge nivscff to faith- fully discharge every duty to the Lest of my abil ity if elected. Yourit resj— peotfuBj^ ^ For HiiKuirF. At the solicitation of many friends I oiler my self as a candidate for the office of Sheriff of II.M-1..I .. . . t . I . ... . t ..... I Berrien county, subject to democraric will discharge * ‘ ' my skit If elected I to tho very l»est of in' Itospeuttully, the dntieS’Of the officti ay skill amt ability. Yuliy, John Baker. For Clkuk Bupruiou I horehy announce myself a candidate for re- electlmt to the office of Clerk of the Suporior Court of Berrien county, subject to democrats jirinmry. Thanking tho j*uple for their park kindness ami confidence reposed in me 1 eai- hestly solict their support in the coining elet- tion, I pledge myself, if elected. ‘ ‘ * tlon, I pledge myself, if elcctwl. to a faithful K rfoniiancfl of the duties of the office to tho st of my ability. <j. W. Mooue. Fob Biirminp. To the Voters of Berrien County: Ioffortny- self as a candidate for ro-eloctlon to the offieo of Sheriff of said county, subject to the dcmocratlo primary. I thank you, one and all, for your alls* criAIllW t/» mv (..« ' i » iiuw uu,i hi, mi- jour ana* glance to my cnndftlacy two years ago and ear- nestly solicit your support at the ensuing oleo- tlon. I pnuuiHe, If elfcttMl, to faithfully perform the duties of the office to the best of my ability. WlTlsox, Daniel > Fon Tax Collector. .Tho untlcrslLTietl present .lohn a. Grnydonto »of Berrien county as a candidaU for °* *»«?"»“ oonnqr as m can uniat* ror Tax Collector, subject to the action of the tlcnic* Cfikilc! luirt.v. nti,I Ki,1t.»(, lit.,, .I... ....... « suffrage r fellowjcitiwns. Voters or Tivtox District. Citation, OKOBfl 1B—BxuniRx County. To all whom it may concern: O. W. Moore. Watwn, Duo of M ”l oeonty .Iocoom.i, bu .|,|.llc<! Tothe unUenlKnclt °f "Ssjjjjjjgt gjj lashville on tho * u *“* for lei „„, u i-wlmlutatntfan, anil l will Will Miplloatlon at my offleo In N Ilm Mnnilay in J.mmry next. 01 bwi.l anil oftldnl algnatun., tlila ( ^ next, olven iimlermy l i m h ‘J 11 " Ociolwra, vOrl. V. at. Smith, Onllmtry. - JOHN C. HIND, Contractor a„n Builder, TIFTON-, - GEORGIA. -VIA KINDS OP WOODWORK DONE ON SHORT NOTICE. fit of heirs ami credUmr*. 'tVrtn*. cash,' <4. W, iMtHtKK, Administrator, Citation. tiaoiioiA-nFjiuiKx twm Toallwhuinltmay eoneern: II. n. . nilinliitatmtur nf Karunu I) Averc, Intc < county deee(wd,taw«)<|. lien • ! Citation. John gKJppS* ture, tbU <)rt.rf»r3.L ito"' - r.M. SMITH, OtSInety. Citation. «ROU(HA-B»»n>a* Outiwv. ,16411 Viboa *■ IWnWb.ndwl) ■. ... BSsSSsL, S iST Sm 'VJ4 ■*F*elfl*’ntiong furuixlied on application. ” MM