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w^gagm jMW’p* 111]', CAZKlflC: TIFTON, GA., FRIDAY, NOVEMBER ■' : —r~ . .. i ; •••'■ ; ■' - ■ . •., . , ■ . . ■ . ■ •'. ALL SORTS OF THINGS. GATHERED FROM THE COLUMNS OF OUR EXCHANGES. F^k, Fum-lm nml Sew* lirui* Selected For the Spt trial I'm of the Rend er* of the Gnrette. Prof, Whatley, assistant state ge ologist, lias discovered a vein of dia monds near Gainesville, from which he haR taken two of the precious stones and expects to find many more. Georgia is the only, state in the union in: which diamonds have been found. 1’iles of people have piles, but lie Witt's Witch Hazel Salvo will cure them. Dr. J. C. Qoctlman. Unless you are Compelled to do so let us beg yon not to Sell your'corn. Keep it at home. Starvation can’t look in at tlto window over a crib full of corn. Xcxt ypnr is going to he a tight one fitmtic.ially ftnd you will want something to feed the wife and babies on, so keep your-corn. Ex. ■ ' a.'V ■. .'V* J It's not ver hack. To suiter ini— Many poopto could stop.it. for sure By simply using One Minute trough (Jure. Dr. J. C Goodman, •cry pleadhnt to cough and ulfer pain in chest nltif haok. ^Vhenover:a person get«:t<> whtfre lie thinks he«s so importpnt Utat.his employer can’t possibly, get along without his services right then is the time to get yon a, new man. Don’t never tlfink for a moment, that' tlu;rc is lio rifl'd that bah fill your place. It A NEW WAY TO FLORIDA. The Central Will Put on a Doable Dally Schedule To-tnorrow. From the Atlanta Journal. The Central railroad under its present enterprising : management is determined to give the traveling public the best of accommodation. With this end in view a new doa ble daily schedule to Florida .will be put on to-morrow. The train leaving. Atlanta at 0:50 in the evening will arrive at Macon at 10:06 at night and from there tho passenger goes over the Georgia Southern and Florida, arriving at Lake City at 5:86 the next morning .and from there he goes over the Florida Central and Peninsular rail way to Jacksonville, arriving there at 7:40 in tho morning. Leaving here at 7:10 in tlm morn ing the passenger arrives at Macon at 10:20, at Lake City at 0:25 in the evening and at Jacksonville at 8:30. lieturning, tho train leaves Jack- vilie at 6:80 in the afternoon, arriving nt Lake City at 8:82, Maoon at 4:80 in the morning, and Atlanta at 7:45, The morning train loaves Jackson Ville at 7:00, arriving at Lake City at 9:00, Macon 4:25 in the oftornoon, is a mistake. There arc plenty more any of which can, if they will. DIED.—In tills city of counumptton. A faMlar headline Isn’t III It’s pretty rUkjKtu neglect a cole or cough. One Minute Gough Cure Is pleasant, safe and sure. Dr. JT.O, Goodman, jituljf WV don’t like to look on tho dark aide and don’t intend to but we warn pttr readers right now.that times are going to be tougher in 98 than the south has experienced in many years, find we feel ft is our duty to call your --•careful attention try the outlook and beg, yotli tut: husband every present resource to mc^t. tfisraHsis approach ing. ' V-u ; Dyspepsia, distress' ; ' ’’ (M atomoch, poor,appetite; ImtV taste, coated tongue and hearthufn htjb cured, by D< Witt's Utile Early Riser!, the' famous little pills. DrvJ. Q; Goodman. A good i 8cl|0iil : Jibuito liolps the children, helps the teacher, helps.thc eommpjiity^ improves the -Value ,of liroiier^jG^rijuiid Jit, Vaises thd ,rd|iu'- . tatiiiil dlihb pAople imd'dbea gtidd ih Inany ways.' Wo urge good houses and good teachers, and a good teach er is not oi)e who is skilled\iri didac tic* oilIV, but bno iVliOBO : example and influence is for good. . There Is no use talking, neither Horri- ' son or Cleveland will be .elected unless they take lie Witt’s Little Early Risers They have a “get there'’ quality possess ed by no other pill. Dr. J. C. Goodman. ■ v A man.that is overbearing in hfs manner and quarrels at his employes at the least prqyn^tiini can never get ati cmployd to workifor hiin as lie would for an employer he loves, Always .treat your employe* as if they were'human and not mere in- etrwnenu and you will findfhat jour business will go along smoother and be a great deal more pleasant. Sic ed vita, V Have tried almost every knowp reme dy for Itching Piles without success, fin ally bought a box of De w ltt’s. Witch Hazel Salve, and It bait cured ntr. C. Haskins, Peorltf, 111, Dr. 5. C. Goodman. Georgia, the loving, tender old mother that she is, will turn Tommie across her knee soon and gdminjpter a good dose of shingle. Tho old lady is too fond of her children to, all any Of them to go astray' impunish It’s possible that there may be a few tacks in tho shingle ithat, will lacerate Tommie’s feeling:, but then the feel ings will got well and the breeches can he patched. cr.tlcman of tide, county cut Jd(lgr,ient remarked tf$R; ' — De«ltt 7 r r. .1, 0. Goodman. and Atlanta at 8:06 at. night, This new schedule puts Atlanta and Jacksonville only fourteen hours apart. Pullman buffet cars run between Nashville and Jacksonville without change. . The new schedule lands passen gers in two blocks of the prominent hotels in Jacksonville, from which place connections arc made to all points in southern Florida. Duclden’s Arnica Salve. Toe Best Sai.ve In the world for Cute, Bruises, Soies, Ulcers, Balt Klirum, Fever Sores, Totter, Chapped Hands, Chilblains: Corns and all Skin Eruptions, nnd positively cures Piles or no pay re qulrod. It Is guaranteed to give perfect satisfaction, or monoy refunded. Price 25' cents per box. For aale by J. W. Paulk A Co., Tlfton, Ga, Program Of the second.-quarterly convention of the Worth county Sunday School Association at Ty Ty, Noveinh. 12t-h, 1892.' , Call to order, 10 a. m. Song No. 282. l’rayer by Mr, ltouso, of Warwick, . Song No, 238. Address of wel come b>FO. W. Graves. Response by Dr. j'. W. Perry. Organization. Secretary’s report. ; Address by Hey. G, Tom West: •‘The Sunday-school, its objects and aims and tho results,” Song No. 290. Report irgm;Rchools. Reports from executive commit teemen. Recess for dinner. Afternoon—Song, No. 887, n Address ijy Roy,/ 5Lj L. Pudrick, “Tho Sunday-school with reference r merchants and moneyed R - . — « ‘ a * I - — ' . „ „ ,w ndebtedtiess thl* season they will do well. The poor crop has layed havoc with things generally, there is no one but what would tied if ho could get batik the let out at tho beginning of • ** - cv ,. r y paper will * to future generations.” Song, No. 394. Sunday-school workers and supor- in tendon t’s iivtcrehnngo. In this will ho expected brief talks from pastors, committeemen and especially the su perintendents of schools as to their ideas of conducting tho schools and other features of tho work, and their. mctlKxis of solving tho knotty pro! - Ivins that are always confronting the worker in the .Sunday-school. Every one-is expected to bring an idea of his own, and to Im beuefitted by the ideas of others. - Resolutions and amendments. Song, No. 884. Dismission. Ollier speakers may bo added. All the songs from Prayer and Praise. Everybody who is interested in the Sunday schaol work is cordially invited to attend. Every school must send delegates and a written report. Each executive committeeman must report in person or by letter. .Everybody who Knot at all later- Dated In this grand work are cordially invited to come out and see what we iranks airb doing towards giving their biUlrcn the same chance to save heir konls that tiny have to earn their bread. >' Workers front other J counties will bt eohiiidly welcomed, ilrethrinb name, one and all, to o«r quarteriyieouiveptfon. It may learn yon something that will last you a Kfe’Yime, and enable' you to lie llt- '#^Wriimc.nml'' in aAvfftg souls. Prove T by your works, and conic ^ lev A sbylvaf; • * ‘‘ : GOVERNOR’S SPEECH, SOME EXTRACTS WHICH FURNISH FOOD FOR THOUGHT. The Masses Nat Vrospurous—Increase „f Tax Vatues-Shurt lCxtraets Which Tell. The masses of the people nf tho state are not prosperous. The genera! wealth of the state has increased at a very gratifying rate for tho last twenty- five years. In 1882- the personalty ami realty in Georgia, in round num bers, was worth 8208,619,000; in 1891 $402,685,000; or an increase in tweri ty-fivo years of about $300,000,000 in the personally and realty of the state. If to this more than credits bio development shall be added tho unparalleled increase of our manu factures and railroads, wo shall find tho property of the people of this state now estimated at $445,000,000. This increase in our taxes, if prop erly distributed, would be a most sat isfactory indication of general thrift. Hut an investigation will show that the aggregations of wealth has been in our cities, while many of our ru ral districts have suffered from de pletion anti debt. In 1882 the farm lands of the state were worth $87, 000,000; in 1891, $11(5,000,000; an increase of less than $80,000,000 since 1882, which is less than one- fourth of the increase of the person alty ami realty of the state for the same time. Those conditions have produced great unrest among the people, which has found utterances in political dif ferences and portion! antagonism >m known and unparalleled in tho his tory of tho stale. The general assem bly should do everything possible to adjust these differences and unite the people again in sentiment, in pur pose ami in effort to restore the state to content, pence and prosperity. The perpetuity of the government in tile great scope of its liberty, its civilisation, its growth nnd its law must bo determined by the masses who make its destiny. Tho highest duty of the state, therefore, is to mako citizens who can think and act. for themselves witli an independence of conviction worthy of the respon Bible duties they must discharge. The first duty of the state is to demand absolute obedience to the law. No government, whatever olse it may propose, can long stand whe the law is sut aside by the will of the individual citizen. Whenever the citizen is allowed to defy the law tho stato is in danger ami the people in fear. The -best possible investment for tho people's money is in the educa tion of tho children of the state.' Tho state planned wisely when It estah fished a system of free education, lie ginning with the elements nnd eat ininating in the completeness of university, scholar. A maddened mob is' a menace to our liberties nnd our law. There can be no excuse for its organization, and no toleration for Its crimes. Hats, Kte.. Kte. I liave optmetl ‘a Millinery Stow, good- pving ‘one*hait of Mrs. A. II. (?raves’ •tore, ami solicit the patronage of the .la dle* of Tifton anti anmmntHng country. My stock is tho latest fashion* ami styles. Prices range for all grade* of hat*, etc., from the commonest to tho finest. An inspection of my new stock will convince you that tuy stylos are tho latest ami patterns tho daintiest ever shown iu Tlfton. Call early. ltcaiwct fully, MIBS M It.I .Kit. PHIL HARRIS, | * Havo your eye* examined nnd fitted by a Scientific ; Optician. PHIL HARRIS, tint. AI.1IANY, tlKlMtdlA Tifton Ginnery, TIFTON, GEORGIA. GOLDEN ISINEATH, Proprietor#. The above ginnery I* now prepared for ginning short stu*plo button at usual prices. Prompt at tention given ami satisfaction guaranteed. We have a ttrotclas* grist mill In operation nnd will grind twice a week—Tmisilaxw and Fvl- days. Bntlsfnctlun guaranteed. We bovo ample power tn run all our machine' ry at the same time. mr. noLDKN & sinkatii 11 fit I — TO THE — WORLD’S FAIR At Chicago in 1893 Hr-^ntKK'T-rnr.RTTlrnnKHm Returning via Detroit, Cleveland, Niagara Falls, Cincinnati, .antl Louisville to Memphis. Choice of Houles from Chicago Fast fHieumor on the tiroat Lakes or Hall), railroad fare and ull expenses paid ? t THEN READ THIS OFFER. ElT'Oitr plurality o1Trr mi Presidential election which occurs in .Nov. Iftni. To tho one naming exactly or nenrcNt tho pin* rail ty of the leading candidate, (the excess over the vote of the next highest competitor), we will give five of all expense, in tlrst-c.huw style,, at any time you may select daring the summer of 18M, a trip to the World’* Fair, The unite will Ihj via St. l/»ul*, l/mtsvll!e or Chicago : them*!, going ull by water if desired, to Jtnllulu.hy Iuike Michigan, l/iko Huron, 1/vke Ht. Clair and lutke . Ui — ** *■• * “ pp mm f l ' it ah,no \ i >. Suwanec River Route to 1 VIA ATLANTA. “ft HAD : DOWN. I ScuipVLk pt ErnsiT t Hibnr.H lt'Tit, l«>g. Ri:ai* t > i*. M. A.M. r»oe 5 to Lv... <5 30: 7 00 O 135 3 00 «♦ _ 0 2*; DM ‘i .......v,rainier. rn 3* 10 58 M Valdosta V.M..P. je- 1 .PalgtX'ft JAri P-gs b mksoevIUe “ 121* 14 44 •• . 1 47 210 » , 4 10! 4 35- •• , 4 30! 4«5 Ar 451 805. « . 12ft 19 ns! n P.M. A.M. - "! U25 u . A.M. p.M.‘ 12o no •«. 23 7 30 « . 10 40| |Ar. . •* i b :;n ; t . •* j C 25- 5 3.. . » ! 5 33 4 43 ..‘.4,7,343 . “ 353? 2 13 . “ 1 05:124'; . “ 10 40,10 25 . Lv'10 2010 os . ‘‘ 710! B50 ; a ;. ’•; ■ m. .... Chattanooga...., *• { 212 \t 51 Tlfton ,.... .Cordelc ...MaennJuntfon . Miuian ...... Atlanta ..Nashville... . KransvIUe... ..8t. I/mis..., ...Chicago....... Lv . U06. 730 fife, . 7 35 ; .! 4 00 Krie. iiencu to Niagara Fulls; or all rail to *. ail^oC. Memphis. Now how General Repairs And Cabinet Work. Tho undomlgnod has uRMblhhtid In Tlfton a shop for repairing and manufacturing of all kinds of furniture. Cabinet Work a Specialty. 1 Will Unlit In no to contract; for nil classes of buildings ami guarantee the best work at tlm lowest figure*. (live me a trial, 24-ain. II. I\ SIT Jit HK. the Fall* if Preferred, then by rail to Cleveland, Cincinnati, Ixuiisville and Men can litis trip bo secured ? Condition* for Soouring Free Jrlp te World'* Fair. First. Always new nnr Plantation Chill Cure ami recommend U to your triemls. Hectmd. On every Houle purchased from notv until the night of the election you are entitled to ft gucsKcs (2 boulcs, to guesses, etc.), same to be mailed to u* a* Instructed l*elo\v. All gnewies must reach us on or bufnro the scc«md night ftd* lowing tho okuitlon. Third. The one musing exactly or nearest the popular plurality of the leaning candidate (the cxccm over next highest competitor;, will lw .venton trlii outline'i ul ove, all expenses paid, and winner to l.u no.it\ud ar. $uunan the oiilctai count i* made known. Kourih. To secure registration of gueRHos, the front part of the carbm (still l ux uround each bottle on which u»‘j enra the ivd globe) must Im mailed, u*, on the back of which must be plain!) vrivleu In ink your Uve unease*, a* Tallow*: ClevtdemP* (or llahtson'm nbirallty will <•le.ro note your ft gues, «•* In figure/.) Blgn your name and poat i.Uice i\ idra/r, and Mute tlie iinto ami exact bouc a;, which vour guesse* are m.ulc. Thuenrlbatdftto and imur naming the exact plurality or neure t. it, to win. tmr offer is very txpiluU, *o to write no lottev^a a* they will reccl.e no reply on tho wdyeot or the trip, ftlmpty mull ns carton* an Inatpuytctl VAN VLEET & COMPANY, Memphis, Tenn, Wholesale Druggist, ftf'TNir your Inforinutlon ami aid we give tho following official ralnilt*oi' IbcHldentlal election* for the past two decades ; Short Line to World's Fair. StKv.ii.xu Cau on NmMT Train* Bktwekn Macox a.m» pa lath a. Double Dally Pullman Bleeping C!r Benrlvo He- t wee n Jacksonville, F«a-, Na*hvllle and Rt. Louis Without Change. OonuMit* in Union Depot at Macon with Ma and Northern Ualli3»ad, (ieorgia Kallroad, C. tral liallroad and Southwestern KaUroad, north and south \ and In Union IVepot* at Lake <'iiy and Palatka with all trains from (mints i Ida. c:i*t, went and Hgvtth, ■ _ .. \; H. m-UNS, A. c.KNArp, Trav. pun*. Agt., TraWc Man gr. Macon, Gm Mgcon. <.a. u\l CONNECTIONS. OCTOBER h*»> n’wsj _ __ fl 4ft - A.M. Lv.... 805 ' 8 40 900 10 00 UO0 12 00 N‘X. “ STATION*. ,. .Macon .7 ........Hofkcc... LlmlU* . Montpeilor, 16th. 18Q2. liwSr? .Ar 2 uni-.: tTillotlen ' Yatcavfllo 4 .Thontutton. i 12 30 12 10 It 3ft 1100 r»f)0 2 00 0 30 210 264 3 20 o 10 00 o oi “ s 48 “ A.M< , Ip n! «• iota 12 43 •• *• .ThunderingSprings., *' iso i'.ij. ** Woodbury...... “ “lft •• Ar Columbus..,....\a “ Grifhn ....... »* “ Haro*City..“ “ ‘Columbus’...... “ ^ mrr;m»Trrtvvr: “ OdfH«i... •* Mountvllio...... 0 Ar. UGrttngc,......Lv C Ommmtions with Atlanta and \Ye«t Point it. K, H. 11UHN8, A. C. KNAFP, Tinv. Pa**. Agt* Traffle Manager* * Macon. Gh, Macon, Ga, Grant. Ci-eely. 1872 . .3.507,070 ..2,834,000 1880 Garfield ....4.440,058 Hancock... .4,442,053 Cleveland. lliirrl/on... 1870 Tlldon 4.2Y4.WW 11 ay* 4,0332)60 1HF4 Cleveland 4,mi,017 Xlhilno 4,84N,;m . .0, MW, 233 . .5,440,210. Txocal Time Table, Taking effect M*y 8th, 1892. Subject to chnnge without notice, (If your merchant dons not Inuidlc PLANTA TION CHILL CUftKf wiftlinsOOwmteand wo will send you one bottle, charge* paid, on which tmlo pmdUvo guarantee of cure or mdnuy re turned to you.) J. T. BOYD <Sc BRO. HEADQUARTERS FOR Crockery, China ant) Glass Ware, Lamps of Every Description, Tinware, Hollow ware, Woodware. Strength anil Health. If you arc not feeling strong and heal thy, try Electric Bitters. If “I, a Grippe" has left you weak and weary, use Electric Bitters. Tlila remedy acts directly on Liver, Stomach and Kidneys, gently aid ing those organa to perform theft func tions. If you are aflllcied with sick head ache yon will find speedy and permanent relief by taking Electric Blltera. One trlsl will convince you that this la the remedy you need, Large bottles only SO ' & Co.’s J ' REFRIGERATORS AND ALSO STOVES, From the c.heapp*l to Buck?* Brilliant, conceded to bo tlm bu*t In tho World, tli-cy ah*oJuU.\ly have no ciptal in tlic world. Manufactures all kind# of -—- Tinware, Steve Pipe} Gutters, Etc. C'jySptvia! price* made to hotel* ami board ing boutnM. Writ* or call on nn v/Iajji in net'll of anything in our lino; «« guaranfed to *.110 you money. .1. T. DO YD & llliO.» 44 101 Pattcrnon Ktrcel. Vai.ih v i a, Ga. ICE-CREAM FREEZERS. PuHHpiitfor TitUuh—Kast. STATION*. No. 4, Nu. 9. * No, 8, lA Albany.-.—. '"Taft uni ftiKiHpi “ Davl* 11 Warn 4 Ham Willingham... tJ Warn 4 32mu Isabella 12 Warn 4 4ftatu Poulau fa 23 am 4 63 am Humncr... rj ’Juum 5U3um •* Tv- t v Vi 41 «au 5 *20 uni Ar Tffton 5 42* aui Lv Tirton *3 Oh am \ c oft am Brookfield 3 1ft um 0 24uiu Kniguul 3 23 mu oafuai Alapahtt N3.'«8ain ti M *m, WillttciMjchee. rj l* mu 7 19 nip ffraV* "14 Warn 7 22ttWi iw Milo Post... fl 04am 7 27 am: WcHUinia f4 loom 7 34»tni Kirkland 4 15 am 7 4lnm! Pear don *4 22 aw 7 AO mu! Me in mahl f4 3Ham 8 luma MUIwinhI 14 47 U.n 8 31 AW Waresboro.... fft W) hiu B » am a r Wny en.*a 5 25 am 9 lo am No. 10. I.v WaycroAO...... ft 3vL pin 10 00 cm “ HohluUervlIlc. fft48p»n 10 20 am “ lioixikeM f&ftoptu 10 29 am •* Nahums ... W 141 m' 10 Wam ** Lulctob . Hi 23 pm lo 58 uu •» Atkinson ... tCbOpuV 11 Ottmn “ WayimnlUo...J hi pupin ll 13ow “ danmlni....... it, 5V pu. 11 Siam “ P)lea’ Marsh.. f7 hif.m fU 4! aiu Ar llntiiswlok ‘ 7 pm 12 00 ui 41*1 4 43 a* i 15 Wain :sja M 7 40 am 8 15am 0 *20am 10 20 air 10 60 am 12 00 m *2 45p 10 l 43^ Sfl cents at J. \V. Paulk i 1 drug store South Georgia Convention. Please announce that the South Georgia Convention meets witli Me- Itac ilaptist clmrch, seventy-seven miles south of Macon ojt the feast Tennessse, Virginia and Georgia rail road, otic mile frotnjlcloun, the junc tion -af the Savannah, Amcricus ami Montgomery railroad witit tlio East Tennetsee, Virginia ami Georgia rail - roiid, on Tlstu-aday evening before tlio third Sunday in November.' A largo attendance is expected. If you ex pect to go send your name lo JV I) Uarriaon, Mcllae, Oa.'S|^SuaMv8 J. A. SoAjtBoito. Dull Times Make Low Prices! JAMES Z. ELLIOTT, Owing to tho dullness of the trade nnd appreciating the fad that Low- Prices is the remedy—the great incentive that gives to trade a rushing im petus, has determined to inaugurate a cut in prices tint will convince the trade that lie Is determined not to lie undersold. He has a large and com plete stock of general merchandise; he can and will save you money. Don't fail to call on him before making your purchases. Very Respectfully. Spark*,Ga., June 17,1892, JAMKS 'A. ELLIOTT. THE GAZETTE Job Printing Office. New Types, New Press and Skilled Workman. Frrc Wraljcr, OEOWiU-PfBMKS rei-STV. To all sJhiiit it. way coTiisjrn: Thl, is to s-.oti. t- gat l havs contested for m? «ifc, Mt*. X.;«clCltm»i-, iotwcoiM • toltr to itantt,withi&issittitoIn •!»,!> tiasn nwtto »twor<tom-« .. and iiMt-lded- hotter It, two. J. W.M«Kix»«r. PAY - oelcr at I CITY TAX, I atn pleased to annntince to my friends and patrons itt tho*oour ties of Berrien. Irwin, Worth and Coiqnitt that .1 ltave just received a complete COUNTRY JOB PRINTING OUTFIT And-otn prepared to execute at ahort notice and in workmanlike manner aft classes of commereiat and legal blank, printing. I solicit yottr orders nnd guarantee to give entire satisfaciou in pries*, and quality of worit, iRtspeotfuily I’ussenger Trains—West. STATIOSS, Lv Bviiii*wirk..7n *• 1Tb.'*’ Murah. M Jainalra,.... .• Wuyne.ivll!e.. “ Atklii*uci...,, ** Liiiabm u Nabunu, •• Ifuimken " Hohlnticrvlllo, Ar WayuroM...,. Lv Waycru**....,, “ Wsmtitlmrii.... MUlwooA...... Mt'Doimhl.. lVaratm .... Kirkland... WvAtanla...... Oft Mile tvmt... Gray’*.-v.... . Wllia"ixH’hi*e. Aliiimua ... Kni^in* ..... Braoktlmd Ar 'fiftoa Lv Tlfton,........ “ p -t y “ Sumner “ Foulau “ Daloflla ...... ** Wlilbiftliam.. Dnvl* Ar Albany V JdeaV*t»rlc»m No. 1. 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