About The Tifton gazette. (Tifton, Berrien County, Ga.) 1891-1974 | View Entire Issue (Feb. 3, 1893)
vmmmam t?io Oaxott* In null) i«itoil ing at Tifton, Kerrfon enmity, : WmUo the best Intvretv <u ...... ' tm adjacent uriUtP.ry, ami n« such iftvt and smiouiWifiMnimt of the pw>* t aud nonti/ftmus conn lies. U«org4a. ItK- t)iu g row lug Oily id Tifton am! ttio asks the support ,~-~ pit dtlUirmn and conti/ft: The subscription price of tilQ (lAftWmi Is ftUKl 1 Kir year, r»o cants f«r six months, and S cents for three months, payable In advance. t The advertising rules of the tUZRTTR are rea sonable and will lie furnished upon application. Advertising bills are dun after hist insertion and will h* presented when the money Is needed. Correspondence from Uolghborlng towns Is so licited and communications on timely topics arc always welcome. Always write on one side of tho paper, and don’t forget to endow yoijr name «ut an evidence of good faith, Colored at the pontoflloc, at Tifton, Georgia, as mall matter of the second class. ~ OfDctal Or(?an of Berrien County. B. T. ALLEN, Editor, EDITORIAL mVlUNOH. Literary ctlUul'o—priming a spring poem. This paper is giving moro value for SI than any country journal in Georgia. The election of Judge Martin, a simon-pure democrat, to bo United States senator from Kansas, by a co alition of democrats and populists has excited the indignation of Muter Mary Ellen. She says it is the deatli of the people’s parly. Agriculture is the backbone of the world, mill that ci'y, town or com munity that fails tu oncourags the farming Interests around it is going to full ogrogioiuly behind m (lie race for prosperity. Tiflon can paste this self-evident truth in her Imt. Copt. Urn (I well, stale school com missioner, snyu there is a perfect rush of applicants for positions ns school census enumerators. The pay is t'J per day ami the term of service will not exceed ten days. Vcrdy, the of- ilee-suekur still slalkcth abroad. The Uazut'Nc is not worrying It- self about whom President Cleveland will choose for his cahinet advisors. Tim editor might, " fret mid foam" a little if it would add anytliing to his exchequer. Hut it wont, and he is going to let Mr. C'lovelaml select them in peace. Ham Jones Hays lie expects 11 to see iui era of prosperity inaugurated in the South in the very near future that will doubluour values,give work to our fnhorors mid prosperity to our lund. Homo wise legislation on the part of the imthnml congress and t he era will begin.’’ Col. John A. Cockcrlll, editor of Die New York Advertiser, Ims put on paint, whetted up Ills tomahawk and gone on the war pnl.li for tho Atlanta .Touriial's scalp. The angry editor says lie has no faith in the (lemoeratiu party's ‘lability to honestly adminis ter government," Possess yolir soul 111 peace, Johnny; it is going to try H a lilt, anyway, just for n change. Sister Colton's unworthy ami mod- dlunouio controversy with Dr. Can dler, of Emory College, has had Imt ’■'- .aiii result lliu stirring up much hit- tormina mid ill-feeling in the ranks of Georgia Methodism line, will take years to obliterate. One ean hardly eoneelvo of a more unfortunate dis putation, hut Sister holton's nature is such that she just oouhlll'1 help it. Iluoldon's Arnica Halve, Tun IlltHT Kai.vm In Hie world for Cuts, Bruise*, Holes, Ulcers, Halt llliouni. Fever Sores, Toltor, tihiimicil llnmls, f/hlllihilns: (kirns anil all Hgfn Kmpilons, mill puslllvuly clues Piles nr no puv re- Ipilieil, It Is guiimmeed lo give perfect satisfaction, nr imiiiuy refimiloil, Price 5)1) cents per box. to RREEMHOOL mdkh, Tlif Philadelphia Press insfsM that “^ree text books should go witli tree schools. The expense of purchasing school books is a heavy tax upon many parents, particularly when al lied with tho pernicious abuse Which allows those hooks to lie changed fre quently, Tim school hooks should he supplied from tho same treasury ns that which’ pays tho teachers and omits the buildings.” Itswou'.d seem, from this comment, that tha people of Pennsylvania as well as those of Georgia, are experi encing the hardships of a change in the text books to be used in her pub lic schools. The Gazin tk learns I Imt the re cent change in the text books ot Her- lien county is looked upon by the parents of poor children ns nil al most intolerable burden, and some of them hate had to doclino sending their children to school this spring simply for the reason they could not afford to undergo the extra expense of a new set of text hooks. The Gazuttk is informed that it requires about ftl per scholar to pay the difference bitwoen eld mid new hooks by the system of exchange, If tlio books are bought straight until will cost at least double that amount Then, if tin, parent has two or more I'hildrnti lie desires to send to school, the burden bceomes very obvious to the poor man. Ills, verily, very unfortunate that fhe selection of new text books and making new contracts with publish ers should come at this time when the Country has just emerged from an almost miparallolled llnmicinl strin gency; wlicn labor has been cither unemployed or putting ill short tune for months. Thu blame cannot fall upon tlm shoulders of the county hoards; the law requires them to make the change, mid thuy were compelled to comply with its inniidiilcs or he unfaithful to tlm trust reposed in ihcm under the law. per Uox, tor sale by I’lililli A l)o„ Tll'lim, (la. I'ltESN oi'imoRK .1. W YVe learn that the managers of the Ih'unswiek ifc Western railroad are OOP abjuring till) advisability of taking charge of tlm Douglas mid McDonald railroad. A representative of the H. & W. was in Deuglas lust wook.- Dmigla* Ihcezc. Home people arob&d citizens, even tliis early lu the now year, and won't help a newspaper, although its sue- c-ess is to their honvlit. lake the ^newspaper {iciul, old satah is cheated out of his iluus as long as they live, and some one is swindled while they live, too. Well, bless the people and bless tlm world, for ii. is made up ol all kind*,—-Waycross Headlight. YVhat Pulaski mol surrounding counties needs above all things else i is more one-horse and two-lmrse . thrifty white farmers, mid the right kind'of an effort upon the part of tho land owners of this seolipg of. country would bring among us a desirable class ofAahit# citizens. YVe must do oro towards advertising our conn —the best in tlm world.—llniv- ittavilio.Dispatch and Kcws. Deserving Pro 1*1), Wo (ioilt'O to say to our citizens that for years wo liavo been sidling Dr. King’s New Discovery for Con sumption, Dr. King’s New Life 1‘illu, ISiioklcn’s Arnica Halve mid Electric Hitters, and have never handled rom- llt'H Hint sell as well, or that have given as universal satisfaction. Wo do not hesilntc to gimrmiloo them every time, and we stand ready to re fund till' purchase price, if satisfacto ry result do not follow itmir use. These mmidlcn have won their great popularity purely on their merits, Jakic W. t'Aiii.b, Diuggint, LINE WON LINK. The (iAzr.T rn would indelibly Im press upon the minds of the people of South Georgia in general anil those of McitIon, Irwin, Worth ami Colquitt counties particularly, that Hie price they gel fer their produce in tlm markets depends very largely upon the manner of preparation fur market. Careless ginning and packing of tile great staple cotton has not on- frequently lowered its grade mid caused it to sell fur much less money limn it would had it'been prepared for market with proper care. The shipping of unripe melons to inarkcl creates a distrust and suspi cion that is Imrd to overcome. Tho farmer who rinhes green melons to market seldom gets the price for tlm remainder of hi* crop, no matter what their merit may lie,as he would have done had he acted otherwise. Tho reputation for shipping inferior melons, created by the llrst shipment, remains with him throughout tho suit- SOII, Fresh incuts beef, pork and mnU ton put upon the market earelossly mol improperly dressed will not com mand as good price as It, will when care is taken to give it a neat, clean appearance. No doubt the farmers in the vicinity of Tiflon have o.xpe- I'ioiiood lids fact. The preparation of butter, of suisngc, of hog's head chouse, all require care mid eloiuiii- HSU to create a dannual for them at extra goeil pricer. Customers may he hoodwinked' the first time but not the second, tmd the person who prepare* these article* of food im properly for market will tind that tiie consumer will not buy them a second lime at all. Tlfton people luve been greatly imposed Upon in this pmticn'ur, and i tt is a great surprise to ns that tin 1 prices ef country produce have kept up at well as they have. Tina I'Rim a a no. With tho beginning of the new year a number of changes liavo been and are being made in the conduct 'Booth Georgia newspapers. We note some of them: 'The irrepressible Ham Felder has purchased the Clarion and, if possi ble, will give tho people of Camilla and vicinity the best paper they have ever hud, in which we wish him suc cess. K. Y'usco Newborn has scoured control of the material of the lato Horrien County Voiee, moved it from Nashville hack to YVilliicoooheo and commenced the publication of a new paper—the Advertiser. It will be of vast service to the people of that town and section if they will give it a hearty support. The Aslihnin Advance has also changed hands—Unrcon & Hon hav ing sold it to Mr. J. lb Girardeau. The new proprietor promises to make it one of the best country papers in wiregrass Georgia. Mr. Charles T. Heggs has assumed I lie editorial management of the Hus ton World. He has some experience in the newspaper business and will, doubtless, he .abundantly successful in the conduct of tho World.- Hull. A. I', l'crhmii, of Quitman, it is reported, will bocorno a citizen of YViiycross and editor of the Herald. lYrhmn is a hummer, has a good nose for news, and the Herald is to he congratulated upon securing his ser vices as editor. The Ware Union lias become the property of 1). It, Sweat. He will employ the material in the publication of his Sunday Heluml Revival. How’s This. YVe offer One Hundred Dollars Re ward for any casii of Catarrh that can not be cured by Hall’s Catarrh Cure. E. J. Ciii:ni;v it (Jo., l’rops. Toledo, Ohio, YY'c, the undersigned, have known J. Cheney for tho last lit’toon years and believe him perfectly honorable in all business transactions and Ilium- cially able to carry out. any obliga tions made by their Drill, West it Truax, YVholcsale Druggists, Toledo, Ohio. Widding, Kinnaii ,fc Marvin, YVliole- salc Druggists, Toledo, Ohio. Ilidl's Catarrh Cure is'taken inter nally, acting directly upon the blond and imicuous surfaces of the system Price 7fi cents per bottle. Hold by nil druggists Testimonials free, Grapevines An Immiuue stock of the leading old and new varieties, one and two yean old. -No" better Vines in the United States—heavily rooted, carefully gradrd, well packed and guaranteed • to reach customers lu good condition. Special prices or) large lota to Planters; write for quotations, pun uue of SEBD5, PLANTS, TREE?, BULB?, Etc. Handsomely Illustrated Catalogue Free to Buyers. 900 Acres—28 Greenhouses, 39 Years. The Storrs & Harrison Co. PAINESVILLE. Lake Co., 0. — TIT IS SPACE BELONGS TO — E. P. BOWEN & BRO. — DEALERS IN — • Greneral Merchandise. THE BEST iS THE 1 Send TEN cents to SO llr.lon Bit,, it. Y. t for our prlro some, “ Blind Click," and win n Hew Home Sewing Machine. The New Homo Sewing Machine Co. ORAWOrr. HASS. -eXS28 UNION SUM ill. *o«t°%s«'W | sS ?• *r. Louts.'*' FOR SALE DY iter wanted. Apply to the »w (Irai® Sc-Mir'u: Machine Company, lu west Alalxmv street, Atlanta, (la. FARMERS’ SUPPLIES A SPECIALTY. Country Produce Bought and Sold. Highest cash prices prices paid for chickens and eggs, and farm products generally. Give us a call when you cumo to Tifton with anything to sell. | ML10 IlISE ILL OF 0011 CUSTOMERS. Thanking the public for a generous patronage in the past, wc earnestly solicit a coutinmiwt of the same in the future* LE. P. BOWEN & BRO., l-tf. K<!Itr tlio B. & W. Depot, TIPTON, GA. T^FTONDRUCSTORE Iffenrs a Furx Supply oV , ] 'OS I TY s tr' TOII.HT AND FANCY ARTICLES, Fino For lu mnry, School Books and Stationary Larrps of Every Description. PAINTS, * OILS * AND * VARNISHES. - CAVEATS, TRADE MARKS, DESIGN PATRNT8, COPYRIGHTS, etc. SOI BrfosU)WAT?°NEW lt yORK. Oldest bureau for »ocurin# patent! in America. Nvery pot*»t inkon tint by us is brought before tUc public by a notice given free of charge In tlio fctotttific » * l * * »?, if,sir ra&r PUBU8UKU4.3«1 flrnr-dWH)\ hew i ork City. PHIL HARRIS, Scientific : Optician. L; 1’HIL HARRIS, 27-tlal. A t.IIANV, (IKOKGtA. TTF'KOSr" Tifton Ginnery, TIFTON, GEORGIA. GOLDEN & SI NEATH, l’lniii'K't nrs. Tlic Above mimicry now prepared forp'lnidnc shorl staple eot-toa at umir) prices. Prompt at tention ii.ven and Hutlsfuotlon Kuarunuwd, W(s linvo a i:rntcJae.i j{rl*fc ml)i in operation nud will iirind once a week—Haturdnys. Hatie- faction unariuiteud. Wc have aoiplv poivor to run nil our inaehlue- ry af Hie nmne time. aur. (101.1‘KN A JMNIJATH. WANTED, Healed bids for the erection*of a liouse In Un* ionvllle, Herrien eounty.Deoraia, Hlw» 14 x il'2 feel, 111 feet between Jointn, with b feel pluniui. HiD k j IIIhyvh. Htack I tick eldiu- oey. Three doorw am) the windows. Ilouaconly to be ludled In. Thu luinlDr iliuet la* free of khoin and bear inspection aw Hcound claws. "Ids received for ten days. Adorem. . M. II. 001*11, l { . O. Uox 115,Tifton,(la Notico to Debtors and Creditors. IMCOIUIIA IlF.lllUltN (,‘ol’M’Y, ^ \lt persons Imviiuc demands iiRfilnsl the estate of W. H, Orlllln, late of said slate and county deceased, are hereby uotilled to render in their tleiiinnds In the nnecrslKned aneordlim tolaiv; and all persons thdebted to said estato arc rc- ipdred to make taimediate payment.. W. U. LA Mil, \dmlnls* rotor of W. It. Orlllln, deceased, Nashville, dutumry \7, l»i*U. 40-ow. ll(‘HilqunrtcM'H For Tho most select stoolc of Tobaccos and Clirat* In tlio city. Jiy ciieloiiu'i'a cun ho served will) good Havana cigars. T (all spcohil atlonlliJn to l’i'ol'. Do.vti'i’s Cntanii Cliro, TVIuglc Uhl in Klduoy ivtiil Elver (hire, I.tnig IteMturer, Mesmeric ftlooil tJlennsei anil Klieiiiiint.ie Cure. They arc proprietary medioliios that are recommended very highly for tlm purposes claimed for them. tear FRESHEST ami BE8T. 0AUDEN SEEDS, all tho year round. • Gal! ami see mo. Tifton, Oa, April 2!f, 1891. ,T. C. «OODMAN. THE (’OXNECTICUT Indemnity Association, or WATKltHtmY, CONN. —-I Writes all Popular Forms of Poiiclgs.]— STUATOHT LIFE, . . CUAllfLATIVE LIFE, . . ao-C»ynienr LUe mut Tontine. a .vm Ten, Ylftcon and Twenty Year Kndowtneni and Old Ace UcnctU, also Accident UcnelUs inieonrec- tion with anv of these. All policies IncnutcsUnlQ alter Iyvo vcaii. (.'ash ami paid up Insurance value after from two to ion yoars, with extension of policy in case of lapse, dividends In advance. Send us yourape ami kind or policy deslrod and we wilt send estimate on game. .T. W. HANNON, Geji’l Agt., 013 YVitlmit 8t., Macon, On. Buy Your Holiday Ooods from DR. J. C. GOODMAN. Ho his a beautiful collection uf S, !fl| Ills, Water Ms, ChiiuYvarc and Plush Goods nf the newest d*'el(EnSx Also u lanre assort men t of IwautHnl GlI RGSTM AS HOOK8 for children, of ao,v uuv from two laelien three feet lu length. Also jjivat supply . . FIRE WORKS, . Flro-Crockcr*, Cunntttt.Crtu-kerN Sky HorKMs and ltoman Candle*. Algo, a uhst line HIKN?I FANCY CANJUKd andVHUITS. tbmC forkt'U to «ull and examine m* u ocV. *>, t\ COOOM1N. M. A.. SEXTON, Fire Insurance Agent, TIFTON , GISOBai A , Upprvaonta tho follovring old, voliahlo amt popular fivu insarauce companies an,l solicit* tlio pnlronnyro of the injuring pnhlic; Insurance Coiupany'of North Aimrlea, • • Founded In H92. “Greenwich,” Total Assets, *1,056,035,43. - Founded In Mitt “Hartford.” Total assets, 90,570,616.18. - Founded In 1850. “Central Flty,” of Selma, Ala. Also, write for tho “Liverpool and Londnu and Globe,” . “JRna” and “Orient.” SALE STABLES. TIFTON, - GEORGIA. 0. A. WILLIAMS, Proprietor, Hi Hats, Etc.. Etc. : ' ■' WWi l have opened a Milliner) Stnro, occu pying one-lulf-of Mr$. A. B. Crnvcg’' •tore, dnd Mum the patronage '<f Hjc Ik- dies of Tifton and tumninding country.. My sto 6 * 4 l* t,lc intest foshiong and style*. Trices range for all grades of hats, otc., front the commonest to the fines*. An inspection of my new stock will convince you that my styles are tho latest and patterns the daintiest ever - shown in Tifton. Call early. Respectfully, M18H MILLER. NOTICE TOFARlERS. Ono of tho note* Englelnirg Ktoo ItuUon I boon iimvhnMil by ami r am now prcjiaroii to thrasli, ball, polish ami grotl* yonr riw. Tie charpra »r* .oaaonable-onoo: am) oov-ball of bran am! t baff. Very toaroetfully, Decomlwr MM3. D. O. lttUV General And 'Cabinet Wor Real Estate and Renting Agent. 4'"^' llaa on liis list of I!«il Kslatfi point) very iDsirsbli! farm lands in the vicinity of tho -Onto Gity to South Georgia and Florida.” Keep yonr eye on it, ami don't let it get. too high priced before purclii'J^ig, Than land* arc within one amt revet, sailes of town. If you have any Real Estate—houses or lund—-fer sale or rent you wili receive prompt ami qpurtesua service by placing tlwm with me. _I am. vr.-y repjiectfnHy, i-'f. " M. Jt. 8F,XTON. .„,. ■ - - ••• Vloso of foinUuK. Cabinet Work a Specialty. 1 (rill contlmi* tu oontract for all el** bulliUag* cud *murtoi.o* Oka let vjork l..«eat a*a<*«. (Uv* we * Wl*l. 1««. l». P. KTtWVRH. 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