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TO Tlio *ub: InAmf CTUBtr?, »nil M «uo» lUndAinwniwnc »f W l"‘«- :unt|KU«'i» Kutintlwi. - .. • • iwaaSmJinM onUm, #iid !»/»»(« tar lie# jSerlfieii A young limn, severely afflicted wjtb an admixture if 'tnuiioendent wlf-catecm and mania for dribbling, wrote imd had jmMiabcd in the Byea- FOR SALE AT HALF PRICE. ' ‘ '' -which IllD In BrtVUVM. • Mo* of tiled*/ i fnnii*h«>l r - . _ |ip)Mm*il wlion tlte inimey u nnwul torrMuoniieintt from m'lahliorlnictown, In ko- '* and 6#mi—— " — Jlclud #n*l cAmniuiilcjtlxne on tlmilytopwf «e •Iwuyft welcome. Alwnye wr)w on ono »Mo of too ptt'xir, nail ilnn'l forgot to .nolW) y/mr muno .manovhlciwoof guoa OiJUi. „„ Kate red «t the |ii«tolll(ie t at Tifton, (Icorgla,«» mail matter of tho eernmil (due*. Official Organ of Berrien County, U. T, AlLKN, 15(11 tor. JCdllorlul fClclitiiga. W; m- Vote next TucBday for Cleveland, JiuBsell mid victory. Than you will have nothing more than your duty. Tim outlook for the suceewi of Cleveland #l)d demoeriioy grows brighter utt the day of the election draws near. Jingo Torn Watson will be beaten itl thH tenth district not loss than three thousand voles, Hcoieinber the prediction, “The blackberry statesman" is wlrnt tho boys cull Dr. Mattox, tlio third party congressional oandidstu |n the eleventh district. Tho republican corruption fund to bo used in tlio suitinnul election, is variously estimated between one and two millions of dollars. Tim offlolal count of I ho vote oast jn the late slain election was ooin plated lust Friday. Gov. JSorthcn received 140,41)2; Col. Peek, AH,Ml). JSIorlhon’s majority, MbO?. The bonmdldors of the (Jeorgia Southern and J'lorlda railroad have confirmed the decision of their Inis tees to foreclose theif mortgage afid pell llui load. The road may go into the hands of a now receiver. After the national oleotion comet) the primary for county offices. Then fie/nooruls will have it rod hot among thcinsolvea in a good humored way. Third purlyltcb can't he “in it” with out taking tho oath of allegiance, Tho pet passed by the lust Uigisla- j.pro ureal,log a board of oqualisjutigp Of tax .returns ia doomed to an curly death. The present lawmakers will repeal thu not liucaiiso limy nay it discriminates betweun real ami per nopal property. Itcrrleu county Is preparing lo sup plemmit her public school money] with a lax suljloient to run a free achool system tun months in the year. A county cannot progress in education without making still great, pr progress in other directions. Quitman Sim. , .. . . - • lion. Ifov. Dr. I.neius OiiratiiH Mattox went all tho way from Ho* merville to Quitman to hityu the floor wiped up with Jiitnealf, (ton- gressoinn Turner, from the eleventh distrlol, did tho wiping ami it is said the job was onmplelely done. Who Will vote for Mattox, miwf Thn Fort dallies Herald says the Texas fever is spreading in Olay county like wild lire, and remarks! Kyery titpo we see an emigrant pull ing opt for thp far west, wo are ro- liiimled pf a sign pnop found potted pn p deserted house out there, “Ton fnlles to water; half a mile lo h I. Oort bless our home we've gone buck to Georgiip The Georgia Ohipilumpm, id Al bany, will he held post spring as us ual. Work of preparation for it Will commence at nnuo muter the management of a new set of ofljpors, vis:..J, 8. Iluvis, president; II, M, Molnlosh, seorobiry and treasurer! jV. W. Mpsu, nsslstunt seoralnry. Tl»e Herald, of Hint oily, says '.'Hie ground work for an nsrambly that will OolipBO all its prodewssors” have beep laid, Hop, Williprti J. Fforthon was In fulgurated for the .second term as governor of Georgia hist. Saturday piorping, the oath of office being ud- jpiit^rsd by Olnef Jiisllee l.ogan E. Hleoaloy exiiolly at lit o'olook. The inaugural look place in the hull tit the house of representatives and tho Jbifiig senator, Billy Wooten, of the tenth bad the distinguished hon or of escovtlug the governoMleot from the executive offlee jp the place ,f iiiaaggral. ■ more News last- week a letter dealt very disparagingly of Tifton and the sociability of her young people That part of his letter relating to Tifton and her 'yonhg people is a li bel, pure and simple, and is noticed only through fear that silence on our part might add force to the false hood umong people who are not ac quainted with the fuels. They need no defence where their reputation for sociability and good breeding is known. The statement by him that lie be came ncqmiintert with but two young ladies of Tifton . during his six months sojourn here, mid these two by tho merest accident, proves one of two fuels—his eelf-ostearii forbid his associating with the young ladies of Tifton or he wasn’t worthy of their acquaintance or society. Ju either case it is his misfortune and not their fault. This young man was an attache of this oilice during his sojourn in Tif ton, seven weeks and not six nient'ni, lias been an employee of the editor the greater part of the past three years, but this letter to the Hyeamore Nows bus disgraced tfie training we tried jo give him. He 1h not in 'Tif- lon now, perhaps well for him, and we hope he will not decide to return until he has acquired at the hands of some more successful teacher a wee-hit of common sense and a high er regard for thu truth. Hut, what should he said of tho editor of the News who permitted the publication of the scurrilous ar ticle In the columns of his paper? Editor Jlttiuid must certainly know that thu writer’s attuok upon Tifton and her young people is utterly tin-, true. Huoli articles docs a newspa per uo good. Adjourning Courts. 'The following from tho Fort Vol ley Lender is heartily endorsed by the Gakhtth: "The courts in sever'd Motions of the statu have hud to adjourn this week in order to let some of the judges, solicitors and lawyers 'attend the legislature and look after their interests ns candidates, In,tho mean- [ lime, the hundred or more people, litigants, witnesses and jurymen, have to leave I heir homes, pay car fare, hotel bills, etc., only lo llnd out they most cal) again. "The Leader believes It voices pub* Uo, opinion wlnm'irsityfl- -that,' tfby judge who will adjourn court for any such reason In not the man to dispense justice or sit on the hunch. Tlio omuls should lie rim for I ho people and not for the lawyers, and thu judges and solicilers are the eer- viltilH of I lie people. "Goui'ls are adjourned for too tri vial reasons, nowadays, and it is time to cull a hall. 'The judges do liol e.olutider Ihc trouble, ip inconven ience, not to suy tho expense, every adjournment costs those who are compelled to attend, many of whom are summoned as witnesses when they know nothing whatever of the case. 'The conslant electioneering for places on the bendll ami for solicit- orships degrades Hie offices, and has u tendency to lower them in the cs teem of tlio people. Huoli offices should he given lo those who are best qualified lo fill them, willinut regard lo wire-pulling, couibitmlimis ipnl llip like." One three-roller power cane mill and copper pan evaporator. Aoply to I. L. KO I I D, SJ74J 1 , Tv-Tv, OOOtGJA, I 5ALERS IN . S. f I r**s|. if iW W&m Lise. 11>» w the W FARMERS’. SUPPLIES A SPECIALTY. as a candidate for StillJOjRt to l' competent Anti we are satlifai r tlt»n totlie people • liia behalf. YOU fht Bolt Stock WANT and Lowest Bates. For distant shipments to save expense* on freight charges otter you 100,000 111 M They lire perfect little trees, healthy, correct, and well r/wduil. CmiHlatlntr «>f nix H|)e<tl«l vitrlc- tluH, vl'/.i Klherta, Koater, f-riviifttnla Hnrly, Al exander, IJmlr, and Wonderful, Jfnve you Mean the hanrlxonnj orchard of Mr. ,f. H. Mule at Kort Valley, (la. */ These were Junk iin»i;ni»TnKKM, ’ In addition cun aoi»|dy yon with trees of any desired hi/e in I’eur, Apph'* Cherry'* I’huih Cni- nto, uIho the liiiMlah and other uprieota. luetto AnjutraHUH, eoneeded tho heat. Head f4i ('aialo{fue. KHtal.llHlicd ) /TU;X. lMJU.KN, into .Milford Niirnorle*. I’al- Country Produee Bought and Sold. At tho solicitation of many friends I herebjr announce uivaelf a candidate for the jiviiclf a candidate tor tneortloo of- Clerk of ,the Bnuorlor Court of Henlen county, subject to the dsinrcratie primary, and solicit t it support of my democratic fellow-citizens in Highest cash prices prices paid for chickens and eggs, and farm products generally. (Jive 11s a call when you come to Tifton wiih anything to sell. support of my democratic fellow-cltize primary, promiolne tlu-in a faithful discharge _ .ho duties of the office in the event 1 am chos en to serve in that capacity. 1 Sill II) PLEASE ALL OF II FOlI T.\.\ liKCKfVEH. To tho voters of said county: I announce my self n candidate for Tax Receiver of your coun- subjeet to the democratic primary, and solit: your support. kkv. H. J. Sauls. Thanking the public for a generous patronage in the past, wo Earnestly solicit a continuance of tho same in the future* Fou Tax Collector. To thA Voters of iterrieu County: Ihdreby announce myself u a candidate for the uUlco of Tax Collector of your county, subject to the Milford, Delaware, 1 Mir alii I will pay tlio highest Market Ho ward for KING COTTON, Long or Short. Always on the .Street. W. F. HATiI!ELL. Cecil, On’, August 10, 1SD2. ill and Tifton, Georgia. Tlio itnderiditnod hits opened a II 1 stclasH board • ilfitm inir Iiouno (n tlio .IiiIIhu iiulldlnn: and will soru: the public with board ami lodpjiif; i»t reasonable rules. Jlooms an larg'ti rind ah\i/,; Furniture now unit thoromlM ren ovated; Table furnished with the lieelpro- riewne tho nutrlain afford, I-iiMIc I'litrounRO Hr.lV’ltcd. , 17-tf. ■T. Al. OWKNH. TIFTOiST Tho most select slock of Tolmceos and Cigars In tlio city. My customers can lie served with good Havana cigars. I call special attention to Prof. Dexter’s CntnrrlrCnt-e, MAglc Rnlni Kidney ttiifl Liver Cure, Lung Uestorer, Mesmeric ltlood Clennaei and Itheunmtlc Cure. They are proprietary medicines that are recommendeti very highly for the purposes claimed for them. *Sr FliESIlJiST AM) BEST GARDEN SEEDS, nil the year round. Call mid see me. Tifton, Ga„ April 22, 1801. J. C. GOODMAN. SALE STABLES. TlETON, - GBORGIA. €, A. WILLIAMS, Proprietor, DR. N. PETERSON, PhyeUoiun and Svirgeon, TIPTON, OKOUOIA. Oirncs- Willi ,1. tV. l imlk it ('ll, ('alia anHWorcd promytlv day or night. Ofliui* pmutli'C will rcccivo attention J.ctwrcn Mm ho'iiM «»f 1»:(K) and pi;!)0 ft, m., and ,T:00 and •1;;«) p, m. J. M. W+LKES, R o h i (l o ti fc .1) o n t i a t 'ITl’TON, OKOUOIA. •I, Mp Htaiis, i’aulk brick Ol'FICIC -llotJllf building, t an bo found In bis ofiino from the 1st to lfith of uvintli, the rpeldut) of tlmo wilt bo devoted tt» con idly pntienu -at their liomoa ii doHlreii. «M)-tf, Drc, J. & D. J. WILLIAMS, DENTISTS, (tuiiiki.k, oKonm.t. OmoK-lhiuk llnlldlng, Room No. 1, up Htairit* DR. J. C. GOODMAN phyninian uml Siu-goon, TIPTON GKnltOLA. Opkiok—ltnom In thn Tifton I'rup; Hton*. K‘it~ TlmnUliiK tlmpL.bllt> for iln past, llburftl pntroiiftfto and tmlieil a niuttuuation of thctuuuu, DR.G. C. LANEY, PliyMiciun and Surgeon MUUUl'lilK, -. OKOUOIA. iMToralds row Ice h to tho people of Coltpiitt and adlacent eountleH. ;tr ui i U K In new drug ntor<*. Nut Inn, Parties indebted to (lie undersigned either by note or iieuount, will pieaso - ' J and settle at once. A Gaskinh. 'I’liesdny, November N. Wo observe sava Iho Atlanta Jmir- ■ihl, that some of tlio Georgia weekly papers aru iiii(|or the misappitriien- sion tlnil tho national oleotion will oeour on Wednesday. They Imve boon led into this error pm-lu.ps by tlio fact that, tho slate oleutioii falls pi| tlio first Wednesday in Ootolier. It is important tlmt thorn slumld be no mistake about tiie date of tho great con tent. It is fixed by the coiiHilnliop of the United Stales f<jr the first Tuesday after ilio first Mon day in November. Lt eomea this year os lute ns it possibly can, as tlio first Miinday is tho !?tb. Remember tlmt, 'i'uestliiy, Novcm- ber 8th, is the day on whioli we wilt elect Clevdaml f be on hand at, RJLWOOD & ALEXANDER, LAW, HEAL ESTATE -AND COLLECTIONS, Til'TON, - OKOUOIA. Prompt attention plvim to all local bmitbet§» “ ‘ Hoorn Nc*iv li^Th'in'K ljn* itnltding, lOHN WILKES A 11 o r n o y • n t -1: n \y Aisxni • oKonotA. Will pno'tioc tpnil tlx-count\'a«>(MmHmUbpi . - -i $ .Imtbdut t'lr»!U*t uf UtSAtirta . _ tUrxfolctt to ltd braudmn «»f Urn ftnd Koncmt intBimHM noJicUcd. dimclal ftUouMnn —'tiklCc 8-ty„ 1-tf. K. K. BOWEN & BRO„ Near the B. & \V. Depot, TIFTON, t einocratio primary, and milled, your support. . .... ... jjuxx. . .... - Re, of. » cirnmnuiu jirininry, uuu nuucit _ ... lotiltl 1 l>c elected 1 will flldcharce tho duti r„I*«.«•»«i.. ...^ - -* 7 tkdofldce faithfully and efficiently to the very ■ .blilt)', W. tvCONKELL-/ GA. TIFTON DRUG STORE — Kkki'H a Fiu,i, Sum-Y ok- ’■iH ■ Fob-Tax Columiob. Ft'JJoW-citlzen.t: I am a candidate for the office of Tax Collector of Jlerriou county, sub ject to tlio demoeratic primary, and solicit your votfH, Should you lioufir me with the office £ will endeavor to "discharge the duties thereof with credit to m.vsclf and tho eniire satisfaction nf thu people. I am your fellow-citizen, T. O. Rmoh% ) lift D f TOILIiT AND FANCY ARTICLES, Flue PoiTutnery, School Books and Stat.ionavy. Larrps of Every Description, PAINTS, * OILS # AND * VARNISHES. 13 IGF BA.RQA.HNrS! -IN:- DRY-GOODS, CLOTHING, SHOES AND HATS. I oai*ry a I'lill line of Dry-G-oodsi and atri welling Winter (looda away Below Cost to males room for a splaiicUd Summer Stock. (life fc Leer Patronage ail 1 Will §e You fci| BY FANCY GROCERY AND HARDWARE DERARWEN Is fully stocked with, the best goods. ' TIFTON, 0A„ August 27, 1801. H. II. TIFT. M. A.. SEXTON, Fire Insurance Agent TIFTON, GE'GHGIA, ltoprosonts tlio. following old, reliable and popular fire insurance companies mid solicits the patronage of the insuring public; Insurance Company of North America, - , - “Greenwich,” Total Assets, $1,050,035,43. - “Hartford.” Total assets, $0,570,010,13. “Central City,” of Selma, Ala. Also, write for the “Liverpool and London and Globe,” “.Etna” and “Orient.” Founded In 179$ Founded In 1S84 Founded In 1810. ItOAt) NOTICE. MKOUMlA- MtmuiK.4 CDi STY. To all whoiv* It u\aV cciircn*; AU vkhwhis Jn- U’M'fttml »ro bciYl y If u»> cuod A'tvubO l<» oltdrt a t(« Mu' c'j’.untry, tiu oMcr w/U V» Bmiitod by Mu* tWdUMlgued uU thv Tift d«y uf Ncvstmlwry tniv, rstablPnltK tbv*.*d ntw mil* m ttPI ' markotl ou» by iv»ad ontiautMiodnHi ftpp«)iut>- |,virn‘ Mu liter- od f*»v that purjwt.n', •meooummi’trl. ry otobanl imuiiax to the u-.wti o. ...... . bW-Mu|? at. the ww*, f uu of Fourth -il wet; also nue ooujftufiwlrm ftt tho onut vud of. Vourth ntn'ot to wife “ ' - • “ * ■ ‘ lutorwyt whl* Mir \a«'o\llb* a v\ rjuumar. roatt near*!. A, MaUhiVi uIho ow> brsob.g ityUM mil- ma«t V'm*.*iug mxvv vb H. I\\rvWt*4t sit t!» Ntwh* vUl*j ahiu/uUi.tftu ttwi it* luthDH’ct with mm Mi cr.u nf llhtchluq«m nVctiuo, Avp* aIjeo tUGContin* iiing Mot r»»h‘l »uw h'tttMug from MuMwrrv «r>- ohiiDl rnllcuu; $«; .,!■ Atkft to wh«w rAlInvd tdW*r8cci.H syith Nawivlllo «vtd t^Mdoau r.vtd at ‘avrlolrs ploci' ' t alb t *M$cotitinu!ruf tlm ro!\d now I tl I 1 * went “Si'tMH with N;»M. *\r ’ayav .t, 11, t'otrloll «»|>*«»w »•*«■-* •msvx»uhhutug NftwiuUo aval < Jv Uman itYAtl Yp 1 tAU^avAi id mid Stevenson, ami 1 tlio J’oila to help lb) It,! ebur^ts*K Uivinl U Real Estate and Renting Agent Has on his list, of Heal Estate some very desirable farm lands in the vtoluitj of thu “Gate City to Sout.li Georgia and Florida.’!’ Keep your eye on it, and don't let it get too high prieed before purchasing, These laud# are within one and sevou miles of town. If you have any Real Estate—bouses or land—for sale or rent you will ryoeive prompt and eourteens service by placing them with me. I am, very respectfully, M, A.. JOHN C. HIND, Contractor and Biii] TIFTON, - GEOKGIA. •'•A.UK Mi# Tax lliAKivrit. TTM.t Yuttn uf HenluLCuitsb: Tlio frioi.,1# /n...r W «♦ 4 ....... tfiilR-utmoiiui *tt>f. W. 41. Avt-io. ri-speUftilly» i taucljiiate for Tax Kemfcr of >»p Keuerai fup'le. We Bplicit your v*»tw». Fuji Cj.uhk Si.utmou ('oum Ohborx L. Smith. bC8toi my ab Fon.Ci.Xiuc Sfi'KiuoH Court. friends do not so- nmiounco myself a can* Tian i NotwiMiHtandinnj my many ; I oft mts much 1 hereby anuoui t idato fof tbe Clerk's offioa of Jtcrrien county l.liavo JuUt some ex perk-mo in the Office ana w|iJ, If successful, endmsi* to mako a faithful and prompt public servant. With this proinisa and thanking my friends for tholr support in tho mst, I hereby earnestly solicit your supjtori in ho (lomocntfiv primary. Itcspcctfully, IS1LA8 'f TO ART. F6lt <JllDtXAKV./ • 1^-V f he Voters of Jlerricn ctumiy: I announoa f a caudidnre for tlio office of Ordinary of If clectei to myacl your cpURty subject to tbo tlemogratic primary. - and earnestly svllciryour support. If elecied I — •• - tlsfaotion in my adr ... /odr sup, >piH strive to give i^mera) »atk..^ T mioistrntion of tbo office. Tliankiof; you for'past coulidcnce bestowed on me, I km respectfully, A. W. I’ATfkltSOSr Fou Tax Collwitou. /To the vo*crs of Ilorrion county: 1 am n oamil* date for Tax Collector of llerrlen county subject to tbo action of tbo democratic primary, i ant ‘ younp man.ftndbclievomyscif fully ctunjietent i ilHcharph tfto duties of thu offico to the nati«- factJon of the people. 1 Hollcir your support and if elected* will try to' merit yortr approval in the performance of the trust reiiosed mine... IWBKHT (llMFHK. Foiv Ci.njtK Slteuiok Court. The undorsljpied ofTefa hlmsolf as a candhlmte ertor'Canm for Cleric of tlte Superior Crntrt of licri Wn cour with credit to myself and to the Kenoral eatUfso-, tloji of the public. . - . It IV FkktLks. foh Buumm I*"'. •' t»f llcrricn County: -At tlio solic itation of friuitds l am a e:\ndhluto for Sherifl of Ilefrlon county,.subject to the gemouatlc prT- thank my fricuits for the Cotiftilcuce bc- ruury. I thank my atowud on uie lp tin In tho primary*, ** *iliuty tl,B ^ t,lu 0,1 jJ° tot, ^‘ Fmt OupiNAhV. vJLr ■ «r- v*»isjo I announce myself a candidate for the office of )rdinary of Merrlen cmmty subject to democrat ic nomination, If held, and respectfully solicit tho suftratft} of the pebpYe pledging myself If *teoted to rigidly guard the ititerosts of those whom l serve, f itesj88?tf!iiiy,. T ' \V. llKNnr (inimx. Fan TAX CoLLKG-i.'OH. . t At the Solbdtation of friends thereby announce myself as a eamUdnte fot Tax Collector or For ricn comity, suhipet to the democratic prlu>n~— and earnestly sollciti the Snpl/riXtJlbKJ* cltzens. If lam HitiuKted wf ^ } »»ffice I will discharge them IponoiA uicntly according tu my I>csk ,FO U • > For TaxA|| I hereby annoV.'nce myi tlan to the office of treal the coming election. I pledge myself to faith- fully disc barge ovury duty to the beet of wy abil ity «. ilocted. You re respectfully Fou Kit Blurt. At the solicitation of many friends I olfer my- ndidute fc “ “ ' “ ‘ xelfssa candidate for the office of (Sheriff of Iterrlen cottnly, subject to de>uoer»tiffld»riuiary. If elected I will lUschurge tlm duties of yhe office mm to tbo very best of my skjll atul ability,^ „ © 1 and ability. Respectfully, John W. Kakku, FoitC^ftna Svi'kuioR^oWr, I hereby announce myself a candidate for ro- . ... ^ i of Clerk of the Superior nty, subject' - tii democratic tlio people for tholr past election Vo tbe office < Court, of llerrlon c«*tintj primary, 'thanking t! kindness and conflaem_ ._ nently solicUheir support in the cotulug u._ tlou, l pledge myself If elected, to a faithful itcrformnnco of the duties of the office to the best of my ability. U. W. Mooux. • ami confluence tmSsed^ffi . Mie I ear- Tpn bnmurr. To the Voters of Berrien County:. 1 sulf as a candidate for reflection to tin Sheriff of said countv, subjoct to tho d< primary. 1 thank you, ouo and all, for your glance to my candidacy two years ago and ** “ *ollcrt your support Wt f offer my ths office of Mostly sollcft your support Ri the. ensulug au c tion. 1 promise, If elcctc* 1 *- * u,»M. 4 is civuuu, 441 jaHIUUUY DCnon the duties 4jf tho omce to the l>ost of my ability, Da.mbl W. Tisox^ cml . support. For Tax Collbotob. •resent Jolm 0. flraydon to en county as a candidate for . subject to the ooiion of the dernc- party, and solicit for him the undivided rt of t*" 1 - J ’* run us The nnderaigned prci m citizens of Berrien Tax Collector, subject Aiiu — the people. We beliuvo him to be competent, faltliful and honcati Rrid worthy the ■uffrage of «•— *■*•*—^** our feliuw)clthten»« VQTEua obTiwom District, Citation, (IKOK(llll-n#imis# Cot’stv. To »ll whom It may ronrarat O. W.Mooro, administrator of Elizabeth Watson. Inu* of said —. . r late of I county deceased, lias applied to the uiuternigi UKOROIA-nKiojtaV To all whom it may admlulatratcruf ‘ SHOUT NOTICE. 1’ian# and #|H>uiSeaiion^ fuifnisfied en apjilieq]