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»*g«I* Una i OK? . m THE GAZETTE: Tll-TON, GA„ FRIDAY, OCTOBER 28 1892. ALL SORTS OF THINGS. CATHEPED FROM THE COLUMNS OF OUP. EXCHANGES. t'ftctft' FonolM nmt Nines Items Selected I*or the Special Use of the Head, pra of the Gazette. f The fact that a man is bept on bus- —iiyss is no sign that lie is orooked. Tom Watson is making a (ino run —in the direction of-the Gulf of Ob scurity. PileB of people have piles, hut lie Witt’s Witch Hazel Salvo will cure them, Dr. j, 0. GocUmnn. Possibly if Columbus could have foreseen the flood of pot metal litera ture about him ho might not liavo discovered ns. The printers of the country aro of the opinion that the election of Whitclaw lioitl would be a typo graphical error. DIED.—In this city of.cousumption. A familiar headline isn’t ItV It’s pretty —^ieky to neglect a cole or cough. " One Ivercom Itisers. Minute Cough Cure is pleasant, safe and sure. Dr. J. C, Goodman. New York’s governor is not one of the Flowers that bloom in the spring. lie blooms and booms all the year round. Here is a startling legal proposi tion: The Brunswick Times announ ces that “Judge Sweat lias decided that a man in this stato cannot legal ly marry bis deceased wife’s sister.” ^■’iTgentleriian of this county who line ' Siexeallont judgment remarked to us the - oilier day thul he know of no pill •- for constipation, dyspepsia and II plaint as Dewitt’s Little Early Dr. J. 0. Goodman.. It won’t be loiig until tho political excitement will bu over. And no matter who is elected president there will bu people who won’t pay for their - paper and. get mad -when asked to - • l -iy for.it-\ • " v' - ' ; The first Chinaman • ever found drunk on the streets of Non’ York was picked up on Mott street Sun day night. In consideration of the line record of the race Justice l)nff) discharged him with a lecture. It’s not ven’ pleasant, to cough and hack. To su)rer pain In chest and hack, id Many people couid stop It. for sure Imply using One Minute Cough Cure JJ.y gj Dr, J. 0 'Goodman A recent decision of tho United States supreme court makes valid tin . election of presidential electors by it congressional districts in Michigan ^ ami llih virtually gives Cleveland four electors from that state. It is well enough to keep in the middle of the road—until you meet somebody. Tiled it is best to turn a . little to one side. The, point Is that 'Setters- have as muoit right to tlicii opinion as yon Itaye. Ilad’ you thought of this? .Dyspepsia, distress after eating, soui stomach, poor appelito, had taste, coaled tongue and heartburn are cured bv Du Witt’s Little Early lllsers, the famous mile pills. Dr. J. C. Goodman. The Brunswick Times says: “If every railroad in Georgia had such superintendent as George W. Haines .of the Brunswick and Western, there would be fewer suits filed for dam ages. There isn’t a road in the state that is as safely and as expeditiously operated as the Brunswick and Wes tern. Quick time, with safety to , passengers, seems to be the motto of Superintendent Haines.” . There is no use tslking, neither llarri son or Cleveland will be elected unless they take De Witt’s Little Early Risers They have a “get there" quality possess ed by no other pill. Dr. .1. 0. Goodman. Mr. R. H. Knight suspicioned that some one was stealing his corn that had been pulled down in bis field but hud been hauled in, and on watching close discovered Maria Armstrong, ait old colored woman filling a Back about0 o’clock Tuesday night, so ho arrested, the old lady and brought jter before Squire Williams who com mitted her tor tho theft—Whigham Have tried almost every known reme dy for Itching Files without success, flu- Elly bought a box of Da w’ht’s Witch Dazol halve; and It ha* cured mr. C. D, Haskins, Peoria, 111. Dr. 1. C. Goodman. Present indications aro that Decn- ' ^ " or quite ... from her tobac- wd about 8,0000 god about 400 Hi*, is it is selling now at per pound ail around ,n Id easy and simple, that -no disaster will be- t, every planter roll in the rich proceeds " tnbridge Democrat. If The Situation in the Tenth. From almost every locality in tho tenth district the rejrorta are to the effect that Watson is daily losing ground, while Black is steadily gain ing strength. Various causes have played their part in bringing about this state of affairs. The threatening attitude of the republican leaders in regard to the.force bill; the corrupt prostitu tion of the public service in the in terest of the party in power; the tlie scheme to purchase tho, preside)! cy; tho complete collapse of the third party since Weaver’s tour through the south ; the demngogio utterances of Watson, and the grow ing conviction among intelligent peo ple that democratic success means the political, social and industrial sal- vatiun of tiie south nil have-much to do with the trend of publio senti ment. Then, the democrats in the tenth are organised under a better system titan they ever had before. Their campaign managers know just how each voter stands. They have count ed noses, and they are assured that tlie victory is theirs. They know where to reach thoir voters, and on the 8th of Noscmbcr if any of then) are missing of slow in coming to the polls tlie proper committees will sec that they have swift conveyances so that they can vote without loss of time. The principles and issues at stake, the splendid organization of the democracy and Mr. Black’s conspicu ous abilities and virtues make it safe to say that the tentli district is safe, and will poll a rousing dcinoratic majority. This is the judgment of men who have never been disappoint ed in their political predictions.- Constitution. Getting Hack to First Princi ples. The Macon county farmers’ alli ance is getting down to solid sense and returning to the first principles of the order. At their meeting held last woek in Montezuma, tlie following resolutions were offered and -passed without op position. We learn that Mr. John M. Walters, late candidate for tho legislature on tho third party ticket, made a speech favoring its adoption. ItcBolved, That tho secretary of Macon county alliance notify tlie stato officials through tlie official or gan of the alliance that from this date no political questions whatever shall ho discussed in tho meetings of this body’. Neither will any candi date or political platform he indorsed. That this body shall bo known only as a business organization, for tiie upbuilding of its membership, mon tally, morally, sociably and financial, ly, according to our declaration of purposes.—Citizen. John ChUrchwell & Son, DEALERS IN ‘ General - Merchandise, BROOKFIELD, GEORGIA. We beg to Inform the public that we hare on hand a complete and well elected stock of Goneral Merchandise, consisting tn part of * Dry-Goods, Notions, Boots, Shoes, Hats, Staple and Fancy Groceries, Tobacco, Etc., Wo have no wood to buy or ront to pay, and Which we Mill sell at ROCK BOTTOM I'KICES. hence can afford to sell our goods at PRICES TO SUIT THE HARD TIMES. Tail to see us when you come to Brookfield and wo will convince you that we will iiosltively save you much money. Wc will Iw prepared to buy cotton and all other kinds of country produce and pay therefor the HIGHEST MARKET PUICKS. lie sure and let us bid on your cotton, and sell you your supplies. Trade at the Cheap Cash Store, where you can buy tbe greatest quantity and Itest quality of goods for the least amount of money. Don't forget to call on us; we will lw found at tbe same old stand. Yours vory r«8|iectfully, John Cliurcliwcll & Son. Brookfield, Ga., July 29,1 M2. Don’t Go to Slooii. The returns show that tho total vote cast by tlie third party in the legislative contest* was 05,000 and that the democratic vote was about 201,000. It is not possible to tell just how ninny republicans voted with the third party, but it is fair to presume that a considerable number did so as tiie republican vote was practically nothing. No matter whoro they conic from, tlm third party vote was larger than it should have been. We do not like the idea of that paity polling 05,000 votes in Georgia, whether they” aro whites or blacks. The democrats of the state must not sleep 1 over thoir reoent victory. I'hey must work with redoubled en ergy and take something off tho third party column in November. Let us sec to it that tile vote of that organi zation grows lino by degrees and bcnulifully less until it disappears entirely.—Atlanta Herald. buy I* Breaking. We learn that ft tobacco buyer from Cincinnati lias been operating in tlie Faceville neighborhood this week and lias bought a number of crops of tlie tobacco crop of 1802. Ho pur chased tiie entire crop of Judge Fain paying 82 cents. Wo lonru that be also bought tlie crops of tlie Miller brothers, of Attapulgns neighbor hood, aggregating oyer 6,000 pounds and paid 40 cents all around. A much better feeling exist* among tlie farmers now. With democracy on top to stay, and with good big to bacco crops and tlie cotton market jumping up constantly in view of a democratic president amt house of representatives in Washington tlie pail of political and financial disaster is disappearing and tho daylight of .democracy is lighting tip tlie scene, Let tho people take courago, the Lord rcigneth.—Baml ridge Demo crat. J.T. BOYD & BRO. HEADQUAATEES FOB * Crockery, China and Blass Ware, Lamps of Every Description, Tinware, Hollowware, . Wood ware. ICE-CREAM FREEZERS. )o You fit to Go TO THE LADIHS Needing a tonic, or children who want build ing up, .liould take imow.vH Ikon bittbiis. It la pleunnt: cures Malaria. Indignation, BUIouineu, Uver coaplalnla and Neuralgia. Georgia's State Klcctlon. The secretary of state has consoli dated tlie vote for 182 comities in the state for members of tlie general as sembly. Five of the counties will not be counted until the legislature is convened. Tlie total vote in tlie 182 counties cast for menihers of tlie general assembly is 201,481 votes. Tho democratic majority in these counties is 07,668. The othor five will add about 8,000 more to the democratic majority, which will make the democratic majority for members of the general assembly upwards of 70,000. But the official majority of the governor and state house officers will rim up to over 76,000 majority. This will hot be counted until the legislature meets on the 20th instant. It is remarkable fact that the re publican party oilly poiied 8,082 votes in the legislative race. This is the smallest republican vote that wes ever voted in any state in the union in thirty years. The (4.0, P. is about flickered out down in Geor- gi*.,-Constitution; I cent! We know of three hoys—not young men—hut boy gentlemen, in town, who are worth their weight in gold. They respect add help their mothers, love their sisters, don’t carry pistols end wear clothas for which they lion estly work. Otic I* > town farmer, who wears polished shoes and nice WORLD’S FAIR „ At Chicago in 1893 TOSSSTi S-TnSSSTn JL 1 mcbjs JL. VntKK JLJLJ fhkk JLUI Returning via Detroit, Cleveland, Niagara Falla, Cincinnati, ami Louisville t» Memphis, Choice of Routes from Chicago East (Steamer on tho Great Lakes or Rail), railroad fure and all exivenses paid ? REFRIGERATORS AND ALSO STOVES, From the cheapest to Buck's Brilliant, conceded to lie the liest In the world, they absolutely have no eipial in the world. Manufactures all kinds of * Tinware, Slovc Pipe, Gutters, Etc. KSF* Bjveclnl prices inado to hotels anti board ing houses. Write or call on us when In need of anything in our line; we guarantee to anve you money. 4. T. BOYD & DUO., 44 104 Patterson street, Vammhta , G A. DR. N. PETERSON, Physician and Surgeon. TIFTON, - GEORGIA. OmoE—With J. W. Faulk & Co. Culls answered promptly day or night. Office practice will receive attention between the hours of&*» anil 10:30 a. m., and 3:00 and 4 *30 R. in. > M. WILKES. Resident .Dentist. TtKTON, OEOItUIA. 4, np suirs, Paulk brick OrwrR—Room building. Can 1k> found In his office from tbo 1st to Iftth preach month, the residue of time will be devotedt Hfij to country patients—at their homes If desired. 29-tf. Drs. J. & D. J. WILLIAMS, DENTISTS, COM1ELK, ...... (1EOR01A. OmoK—Hunk lhil],line, Hw.ni No. t, U|> >Utn{ DR. J. <j. GOODMAN Physician, and Surgeon, TIPTON OEcUUlA. Orncis—Room in the Tlfton Drug Store. tlT Thanking the public far Us post liberal patronage and solicit a continuation of the same. DR. G. C. LANEY, Physician and Surgeon MOULTRIE, - OKOltOIA. Offers his services to the i«cple of Colquitt and adjacent counties. IBBTOmot In new drug store. FULWOOD & ALEXANDER. UW, REAL ESTATE AMI) COLLECTIONS, uKontiiA. tlKTON, mention glv tarOFFIC!R-~Love Building, Prompt attention given to all legal business. — ' , Room No. l. ISAAC S. BOWEN, GROCER SEE! JOHN A. WILKES, Attorney * at-1. a \r , Aina, - OKoiuiiA. Will practice In all tho counties of ths Southern Judicial Circuit of Georgia. Bpvelal attention directed to all branches of the profession sml general business solicited. My. AND I STAPLE] % . * . I KKKP A FRKfllt AN!) WRLL BKLKCTKD STOCK OF . * . Dry Goods, Clothing, Hats, Shoes AND KVKRYTJIINO USUALLY FOUND IN A FIRST-CLAM STORK. I Pay the Highest Cash Price for Country Produce. . • . AND WILL FLKASK YOU WITH . * . GOOD GOODS, LOW PRICES, FAIR DEALINGS. I Will Sell Cheaper Than You Can Buy Elsewhore, ISAAC S. BOWEN, TIFTON, GEORGIA. Tifton, Georgia. Tin* undersigned lias opened a fl stclass boaf l Ing Ivouhu in the Julian building and will send tbe public with board and lodging at reaaotyUda rate*. Hoorn are large and airy; Furniture new and thoroughly ren ovated; Dull Times Make Low Prices! Table funnelled with the beet jira- i the wo visuone the market» afford. Public patronage solicited. 17-tf. j. m. own.NS, TIFTON SALE STABLES. THEN READ THIS OFFER. HT'Our plurality offer on Presidential election rhlehm * j occurs In Nov. 1802. To tbe one naming exactly or nearest the plu rality of thetaodin^candlilate. (theexcess over the vote of the next highest eoui|M»tlt6r), we will give free of «U expense, in ttrut'Clnss style, at any time you may select during the Hummer of 18!M, a trip to tho World's Pair. The route will l>c via St. Louis, Louisville or Chicago : thence, going all by water If desired, to Buffals.by I*ake .Michigan, laUte Huron, Lake St. Clair and l*ake Krie, toeuce to Niagara Fulls ; or all rail to the pails If preferred, then by rail to Cleveland, UiuiHvllle ami Memphis. Cincinnati, uiumtiih: iuhi can this trip be secured ? Now how Ognditirai for Soaring Trie Trip World'i Fair. to Klnt. Always iim our I’lanUllah Chill Cura and recommend It to your friends. Second. On every Bottle purchased from now of the election you are entitled to until the nigh (2lw 6 guesses (iDottles, 10 guesses, etc.), same to l»e mailed to us es Instructed below. AU guesses must reach us on or before the second nights fol lowing tlie election. Third. Tbe one naming exactly or nearest the popular plurality of tlie leading candidate (tho excess over next highest cotmietltor), will be —- a.,—j ^ extent scut on trip outlined shore, air expettses jiald. and winner to lie notified as soon as tlie official count is mails known. Fourth. To secure registration of guesses, tlie front part of the carton (stiff box around each bottle on wlilch appears the red glolw) must be mailed us, on the back of which must lie plainly written In Ink your firs euesscs. as follows: — —-iv JE 0 **r flVb m mjiiuwb: Clevelcnd's (or Harrison's) plurality will be"— and exact hour at which “ earliest * As) plurality wll (Here note your ft guesses In figures.) ftlgn your name and |KNtHjfHoe addrees, and state the * ‘ ilate ami I ; It, to win. date B j. j ore naming the your guesses are hour ‘ “ wipWf'jBli exact phitallty or nearest our offer Is very explicit, so to write no letters. *• they will receive no reply on the snbiect of m* tHp., mam r*'* —* iy mail us cartons »s inatnicted VAN VLEET & COMPANY, Memphis, Tenn. Wholesale Druggist. eyrar ynor Infurnutlon *nd *M w» fftf* the folhiwinz official resuiu (rf 1’nwtilaUUI elMtlmw tin the jis.1 two dec,dee; m* ]*M msm tM j U.HteM -l.M9.osa UK Clcv.1. ml 4.01U1T Klelue Cler*l,UM)., Hsrrfwu... ..ejatfxi (If yotit mert-heot iloe. not b*adl« PI.AMTA- nnM CHILL CtIHE. mail nu w crow ai-1 wo will rami j-i.il «ne Imule, coaiyra jiaiil. no whloh note |KMitlvagvariut«in( core cr moray ttr turned tit you.) fljk-'v ~ , S PAY Y0IIB CITY TAX. By ratter r.l >,tie at- mratlnz belt! Oir the tax t Council «f Tifton. at a ‘ ilnt Instructed as :v. JAMES Z. ELLIOTT, Owing to tins (lulltuiss of the trarto ami appreciating tho fact that l.ow Prtees is the reined)-—tho great incentive that gives to trade a rushing im petus, has determined to inaugurate ft out in prices that will convince the trade that lie is determined hot to Iso undersold. Ho has a largo and com pleto stock of general merchandise; ho can and will save you mono)’. Don't fail to call on him before making your purchase*. Vory Respectfully, Sparks, Ga., Juno 17,1802. JAMES Z. ELLIOTT. TIFTON. • GEORGIA. V: A. WILLIAMS, Proprietor, OF Wutot’bUry, Oonnocthmt. A Guaranteed System of Scientific Life and Accident Insurance At the Most Reasonable Rates. J. W. HANNON, State Agent, 44 Bull St., SAVANNAH, OA. Mr Bl*»tal anti local agents wanted In every county In the Htate. Good references required. I refer by |»enn!Mton to the following itartU* who are among the many who have lieen ltaid fot accidents liy tho ('onnnectlcut Indemnity i W. II, Oliver, A. J, MrCTca, \v. M. Hsdlur*. J. T. Homer >1 urray, J. D. Pearsall, Tifton \ Jar “ For full particulars, call on or address W,ITT I.IU UIII’IIII, HI.- I.IW.I1 „l|i. ,in,ll in r W. II. Oliver, A. J, MeUrea. W. M. Hollar*, J.T.Hmith, i. T. Grady, Aabburii; W. II. Ji.hnatoti. Willingham, Ga. J. W. HANNON, Tifum, Ga. THE GAZETTE Job Printing Office. New Types, New Press and Skilled Workman. I am ploazed to announce to my friends and patrons in the com tie.* ol Borrion, Irwin, Worth and Colquitt that I have just received a complete COUNTRY JOB PRINTING OUTFIT And am prepared to execute at short notice and in workmanlike manner all classes of commercial and legal blank printing. I solicit your orders and guarantee to give entire satisfaction in prions and quality of work. Respectfully Lev* nuiLDt.-ss, p rn ATT TP~NT rnrroN, (lEoitutA D. -L . ./.AXJ j.JJJjAN mimml iioiiiw, a. w. tucker. HOBBS & TITOKEE, BANKERS,! ALBANY, ' - GEORGIA. Depository of Dougherty, Worth, I .eel and Andy Counties, and tho City of AFbany. itU Exchzogy; firt prompt wtlentioo toeoiltmionz, and twnli for.samc I.ooal Time Table, Taking effect January 3d, IKS. Subject to vhattge without nutioc. I*ltHM4»lltf<ir TrilhlH—KlIHt. i.v'ATbiriy'.: Davit.. Willingham.. * 3lla Italwll pHtilnn Bumitrr Ay T&lSi Lv Tifton llrottkflcbl Kmgtiia Alapaba WllianotKdiec. Gray'a . 4 Mile Post.. 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