About The Tifton gazette. (Tifton, Berrien County, Ga.) 1891-1974 | View Entire Issue (March 31, 1893)
thi: cAzmi:.<’mton, fkikay, Starch ii. j893‘. The Tifton Gazette. The Gazkttk is published oxery' Friday morn ing at Tifton. Hen-ion county, It Is ile- Voted to the Item interest ol the Krnuln^ city of Tifton and Mu* adjacent country, ami »m »neh asks tho support .uni encouragement of the peo ple of Hurricii and contignoUH countlen. The fluhscription price of tho (Ia/.f.ttk is fcl.no per year. M cunts for six months, and SAeuitls for three months, payable in advance. The advertising rates or the <1 ‘.zktti; arc roa- Sonahln and will lm fiimishcd upon iippllrution, Advertising bills are tine after first insertion and will hi presented when the money is needed. Correspondence from neighboring towns is so licited and communications on timely topic« arc always welcome. Always write on one side of the paper, and don’t forget to enclose your name us an evidence of good faith. Knterod at the posiolllce, at Tifton, Hco.-gla, as mail mutter of the second class. Ollieial Organ of Berrien County. It. T. A1.1.UN. editor. KDirouiM. arcniM:s. Tlio last day of Mart'll. To-morrow is “All Fuul'a l>ay" April 1st. Editor Pcrlinm, of tlie Waycross Herald, dcliiies a grass widow to lie “a woman who had a husband lull has mislaid him." Now is seed time; soon will come the harvest. What will it he? The tariners's hopes are hiioyanl with liiiglit anticipations; may they not lie disappointed. Mr. Sam t'. Iloge has dropped into the siiperinlcndency of the Macon and Northern railroad with heeoniing dignity. Such railroad men as lie lire always in demand. Kx-eongrcMHiiieii Winn .iml Wat son hate tuiuhled hack info the dem ocratic. ranks, Their nianin , r of com ing was nut. very giaciTul, Guy they are liaek ; may the mosshaeks have merey on them. Ilmis. .lot 1 .lames ami W . T. Gary * 1 1 have been a|»1101111<:< 1 I lilted Nate** j travel no ad wouklxo. It is said of Judge Hansell that last fall, in going from Thom- asville to Moultrie to hold court, ho had to travel over freshly worked roads quite all the way especially in Colquitt, county. Impressed with the discomforts of the journey ho took occasion, in his charge to the grand jury,to animadvert severely upon tho custom of working the public roads just before the semi-annual sessions of the superior court, and his charge has done much to cause a discontinu ance of I hi? miserable practice in the good county of ('o)quitl. Tho Judge seems to he keeping up his light against poor roads and un timely load working, for in Ins charge lo the grand jury of Kerrien county, last week, In* told the jury that he did not want, thorn to tell him, in their general presentments, whether the roads are in good or had condition} hut, if tin* road ollieials had not faithfully performed their duty, to bring the defaulters before him in the proper manner and he would sec to it that they are punished for neglect of duly, lienee our leaders will notice that the general presenimenls pub- lished last week won* silent as to the condition of the public roads of Bet- rion county. There is a proper time to do every thing, and everything should he done at this proper time, il would seem if our people would slop and think for a moment their better judgment would dictate to them that the prop er lime to work (lie roads is in the summer when they are used levs foi hauling, and wle-n the an< attorneys for tlm Northern am Southern districts of Georgia respect ively. I ,, ran'< Leveret! lias captured the marshalship lor the Southern district. Thu I»A/.i-. i tic w as mistaken ui sav ing that Superintendent Haines, of the Ih unswiek and Western railroad, was tin applicant, for the postmaster ship at Savannah. It is a man of the same name, George W. Haines, w ho lives in Savannah. It was currently reported at Ih r- lien superior court, that Judge I Ian sell will retire from the bench at the expiration of his present term. If mo, who will he his successor;* We len til re to say no one who w ill serve as long and a* cllieieicnlly as lie has. If Georgia is entitled to Kill ap pointments under the present admin istration and they are equally di\ided among the classes, there won’t he ml itors enough loll out to save the State from the deunitioii how wows. The 11. enters now a solemn protest. An Ohio editor say* : “Our niece, Mrs. Allen, of Kidiland, I l"i ida, e ;it by mail last week, a box of orange ami lemon blossoms as e\idciiee of the progress ol their Spring, and, we suppose t«» aggravate us w H ii I he eon trust with our till degree ueatlnr.” Mrs. Allen is -mr sister in law. “ I rue blue” democrats dou I want any hylu idi/ing with mugwumps and republicans during the present, ad ministration. They want a thor oughly democratic administration, and they are right. Let alone he responsible |'np ih or failure ol ibis administra I ] freshly liirned iij> earth may have time lo nettle atld beiilil'.' compact, be fore being used to any great extent. There is less travel or hauling to he done in iiie summer than at any other season of t he \ ear. In the spring farmers must ha id rails, lutnhei, fertilizers and other ar ticle* necessary to the successful proseeii'mu of their calling. In the fall and winter their crops must be harvesti d, prcpaicd for and trans ported to market. And when all this has to he done o\ei Ircsli worked roads, suiue pails ol which is lumpy and rough, and other parts soli, bog gy ami straining to learns to pull through the .slush, il is very apt to FIFTH ANNUAL SESSION OF TILE CHAUTAUQUA AT ALBAXY, GA.. : April 2nd to April 10th. PROGRAM FOR SPECIAL SCHOOLS. March 15.—Opening day of Physical and Commercial departments, March 27. Opening day of Musical and Elocution departments. April 2.- Opening day of Assembly and Sunday-school Primary Normal depart incut. April Ii. Opening day of Educational department. April I. Opening of Sunday-slhool Normal department. ASSOCIATION OFFICERS: Joski'ii S. Davis, A. W. Mi sn, II. M. McIxtohii, President. Secretary. Siiperinleiident. COUPS OF INSTUPCTORS: W. A. Dim an, I'll. I),, and Kkv, A. E. Dinning, I). !>., Superintomlents. lion. S. I). Itradwell, Atlanta, (la., State School Commissioner, will be Direct or of Educational Department, assisted by Col. Frances VV, Parker, Principal Illinois State Normal School, Chicago. I Dr. II. Ii. Palmer, New York City, Director of Music. | Dr. \Y, (I. Anderson, New Haven, Conn., Director of Physical Depart- 1 iicnt. Rev. A. S. Hurston, Syracuse, N. Y., Director of Elocution Department. Edwin P. I .yon, of Vale I niversity < iyiunasium, Instructor of Stenog raphy and Typeu riling. I Rev. A. E. Diiiiniiig, D. 1*., lioston, Mass., Principal Sunday-school ' Normal 1 tepatiincut. Miss Alina .lohoson, Memphis, 'J'enm,Principal of Sunday-school Primary Normal 1 Vpai liiient. ASSEMBLY PROGRAM. Sl'NIlAV .M’lill, Bwl. OlM'i.NINd DAY ;i (hi |*. \i. Sermon by r. N. Mms, 1,1.. !»., Cluti x .IK) I*. M. \ pHjicr Si.-l v ires. MoNDA V, AI'ltlL :trrl— 11 (Hi A. M. lecture Iiv Kaliiif Chun. W.'smlow^fcy :: o.i IV M. Lecture b\ Kex.W. D. il'oweH, of Mr x Mil*. M. il|M-nln^ N i111, Kcrltat mi**, Address* 'll Ml IA 'i . A 1*1(11. fli "IMIIOSS IIA V- II (Hi A M linn. (iiiuiw:i' llarulilpp, of Savannah. R {HI P >|. Kim it.illMii h; K('\. A. S. I» Iiirt'oii x (ol I* M l.iM iiirc li\ i'll.in.•cllor ('. N* HiiiIh. W l-.DN lb DA V, A I’Ll I. Alii, LDH AT IONAI, DA V”— 10 .-,1! A. M. Nddicss by Snpt. S. Ii. KrudwHI. 11 hi A M Ledme If. Kim W. A.i uidlci, D.D.. President Kn.orv College, mi I 1 , ,M I .#•«•! ii re by i li.ii.cd! • r <'. V Khns, of s\rumsc I'niverAlty. in* I* M. f.raml < mi.* *i;, lit. II. It. Palmer and C hautiimjiiu Chorus, Solon amt Duetts. Till II IIA’I , AI’HII, mil. “NATIONAI, DAY " - it oo I*. M Addifss l>\ Krv. I'dvard Andnrami, l>. 11., of DonalilHon, Conn. :t 'ii I*. .\J. Addri'Hs I»y Kcv Sam Smull, of Atlanta, da. j ^ on I* M Kli K.i'.i'fiH liv |{»*v. A. S. Iiorsion, wlili x«fij>s hy ilHMilniniH. rid da v. Arid l ;n.. ••(iovL.Noit’.s da v ’ 10 ooA. M Ki , n , |'tlon of linv. W. .1. .Sorthen liy tlu* citlzeiiK and local militia, with u«hlruna \.y I In* < >ny ci nnl 11 (Hi A. M AdiIrons l»y Mon. John Ti*iH|d»* Uravi-n. .1 no r M i iramMoiIifri, Cli;iiauui|ua Clioriis, Solos anil Din* t ts.iindpi tin 1 diroction of Dr.It. K Ibiliiiir *i no I*. v| Aililvlic I.-.hil.ltion, iiiidcr tin* diiTMilioti of Dr. W. <i. Anderson. S A I IKDA V. Al'ldh Ht h, •*ltL« •(KlNiriDN DAY”-- lo.(hi \.M, rroifsisl-fi of gra'Iuati M, rill/.ctiH, S'iiid:i\-school cliildron and rluldrnn dejiart- im.'iit and classes. Ibis one of the an lies, rcco^nii ion of ttradna’cn lij Superintundunis of insi.rui:- llo i A. I. DimiiiIiik and \v. A. Dinicaii. Address h> Itev. A. K. Doniiinn, I>. D. i fhi |• M. I’rescntation of Diplomas hv Superintendents Doncan and DoniiinR. x .i*h I*. M Address hv t ol. Franc m W. Ibii.i.i.o, Chicago, III. p I ‘ N MAY. A 1*111 I. Ui Ii , Ii (iii A. M Serin.hi In Ke\. A !'.. I»nn'.i , i ! *.D. .1 .•"> F. \|. Ki el.lie •• I ravel.t In .!.• t Io... I " liy D.b II. I*. Rainier. I m I*. .M. I arewell McJiu;. MONDA Y. Al'ldb mill ho |‘ ,M. Giaiid ( oiiipliiiMRitary Concert l.y Dr. II. K. I'ultner and Chorus, with recitations by 1892. PROSPECTUS 0» 1893. The Tifton Gazette. icellor Syracuse Cniversity. . Aflinny, fia. s, Sonus liy^'horus, etc. bniscll till! Iclisinli D*iii|m*i » at n I | * I (i \ "K( neither elnirde imr el 11 .1 m)ge 11 aiisell the gninl work he ieim'vimg tliix grent. I lie mulst ui' I he in I'anmTs 1 nl word* to lln volley i-0:1111. ean Hll«et w, (l in has undertaken, t«*in)*(ation from o|»ie, lie will de- Ke A S Dills MUS. L. (iKKiKU, Pianist. Special rntus on all railroads. One fare round trip tickets can bo had all roads leading to Albany. For any information desired, Address, II. M. M( I vrosn, Superintendent, Albany, Ga. Iclll'icrtlls pit .pl'lel. ' eiir.lt l\ e siieee.ss • n. serve their evcrla.-dmg gratitude. $!<>(>. Keuunl. $ f DO. The readers of 1 lii-x p iper w id lie pleased Jo learn that there is a! least 1 me d; e lded disease that science lias been able to cure in all its si a m-s, and (bat is catarrh. 11 all’s l atanh ('me i « the n'||\ pin i I i \ e ( lire kll"W II to I lie medical !iaicrnil\. ( atairli being a .oiisliiuHon.il ili**i .me, requires a e.m 1 siilu; fouai treatment. II.ill’s ('atari h I Tiro is taken inleinally, acting di j reel l\ upoli the I |ood and iniieoiis j siirlaees nl the s\^t»-m. lln-ieby <1 sdo\ ing I he I on ml at nm of the di-ea^ and gi\ mg the p itienl st reie.'l !i I building up tin-constitution ami as-I sisting nature in doing its work. The 1 i 111 in its offer one that it text 1 Scientific American Agency for CAVEATS, TRAf U MARKS, DESICK PATENTS, COPYRIGHTS, otc. Knr Inf'truinC.en frer. llimilhuok whip to Ml nn v a IIuoaiiwav. New York. 1 > 111 •:» 1 1 urun 11 ft.r Hceurit-g patents in Ainenen. K»ei> imeiit n»U»n mil by nn in hronula hofnro Ihu puiiiic l>y a nmphi im cn fn»« uf chimm In thu Scientific ^mcncau l.i'ri/c"t. eiriMilntlnn nf nn» selentlflr paper In tho wni'ltl. ;i|finlnllv iIIiimi rat i'll. No HiU'llltrent Itntti ‘•In.tiRl If willi.*tu it. Ween It. S.'f.lMI a yen'-: fl..'tHMX liumtli- Ao-Iiioh .MI NN A CO, I'riil.lrtumtM. ,'JUI MiuaJiTay, Neu- York City. NOTICE TO FARMERS. ( hie «.f the •ceil pin fit* * Itii’.lcr# has \Y. I' mil' , A Co., dt uggisi. l».l\ e .lx nnieh pow el's, that lliey of | hundred dollar.s for in\ east | tails in cure. Send for ICt < I he Ga/.i iii is pleased learn ' uioniais. that Mr. \Y. I *enn (toodman, a form A* Idress, I '. J. (' 111.n 1.\, er Denien eoiinlv ln»v and son of I oledo, ()11 it Judge James |-’. (ioodmau, oi Sparks, has assumed the entire editorial and business management of the Sheridan (Ark.) Headlight and is keeping it up to a high standard. \\v wish him every possible success. lion. I mil I'.. 11 llH.se] I, ol t he second Georgia district, was the first con gressman to secure an appointment lor a constituent. His appointee Mike llcddy, the typical Irishman from .Mitchell county is a messt nger in tin* interior department.. Mikes face is not a now one mi \\ a-diingtou; lie held a g. 1 v t't'tt in. •! 11 | >. is it i 1111 1111.br eien'litnilb lii'st in 1111 i 11 i st 1.11 ii in. Tim ( iAZKTTK is ill l'i'i'('i|il uf si'\ ■ oral cujiii'H iif tin' Wiiyi'i'OHs I'lvcning lln,till mill |ir<iiiotini-cN il :i <■ 11i|>|i. r nlicit, w«ll woi'lliy tbr |iiitiiiiiiigi' nf tilt! |ICU|lUl wllDIII it, Sl'i'ks In H|.|' V |., Slmi'|i mul Pci'll mu are a Mining team -—tllt’V "ill iln tlicit' part Inwanl kuu|iing the E.'cning lleialil .illmit 1111(1 (lie |)i>n|>lo slinulil i|u then's. I May the IIoraM live long ami |.n>s j, , , | , ur |„. M ,„„i |„, M „„, UIS „f ju;r greatly ! Curing a new court house wmthv HtlUv.ribc for the r i !•;. 'the growing count' o| Denien. iONEY TO LOAN. I am now ptvpnrtMl to tinput late loaiiK upon real PMialv in 1 Im con lilies of Ucrrit-n, Cllm*h, CoIVco amt Irwin fora tern* of ton vpars and |<*hh, at 2 and :t p»*r cunt iulcn-st. Caj’ llal unliinKud. N. M. I*a n one, inch.-17-lin. Willacooctioc. ( Dissolulion Votlrr. UKOllOIA 11F. It It IF. S Cot NTY Noitec I.-* hereby i;iven that on and aftor tills date'.lie Copartnership of l.eonanl Carver, win* re-ldes in Wayne comity Da , and Henry Ktlioti who rediles In llerrlen count\ said state, which copartnership done the business ol mainil'aetiir- in naval stores in tlie enunty ol Ken ten and said state, bald copartnership is this day dissolved by unit ml consent. Said la*niiavil Carter having biiiipht all lln* interest of said Henry Klliott in said copartnership business both real and per sonal. The Inline name of said business will tie tli.il of Leonard Carter, the said Leonard Carter will assume ill lIn- liabilities of the said tlnu of Carter X l.llioi!, ;lil- March ih b MUR. I.l'.ov AIID C XRI F.U, 11 E.N IC\ lil.l.lo TT- Administrator’s Sale. tii.nKiiiA uiiiiup.n cm m \. Il> virtue ■» f an oidei from the nai> ol said emuiLy, granted a Ere the beginning of 1893 the editor doffs his bat to the |)eo|)k> of Hcrrien, Irwin, Worth mid Colquitt , oountios, wishing thorn a Merry Christmas and » Happy New Year. It is the purpose of thu editor to make tliu GAZET'l'E a much Better Paper Than It Has Ever Been. Additions and improvements will be made just as rapidly as the patronage of the people will justify. To tins end the edior solicits a greatly increased patronage. Thu columns of the Paper . Will. Contain. Every. Item . of, Local. News In llerrien and surrounding counties which the editor can gather by industrious effort, especially that which lie thinks will be of interest or benefit to tho readers of the paper. It will also contain And a full compliment of humorous and literary reading. This issue of the paper will go to hun dreds of renders who are not snhscibers; we re spectfully hsk them to carefully peruse its columns and confidently solicit their patronage. They cannot fail to pionounco it worth the SUBSCKIPTLON P RICE, SI a YEAR Don’t fail to send money with your order for the paper, improvements can’t lie made on time stihcrip- tiuns. H. T. ALLEN, Editor. JOB PRINTING- With New Type, iS r ew Machinery, Skilled Workmen, A X I) Eleg-antrSTATIONEEY, The Gazette Job Printing Department will lie pre pared to oxeeutejat short notice and in the highest style of the art all classes of Commercial and Legal Blank Printing, Pamphlets, Etc. The proprietor’s personal attention will lie given to nil orders for the job printing department. Orders solicited and satisfaction guaranteed in quality ot work and prices. The office is located in rooms 5 and 7 Love’s llrick Building. • B. T. ALLFX, Proprietor. TIFTON DRUG STORE K UK PS A Fui.i. Muiti.y of- Dll Si (hi by .I II 7.U* |M’C lint t It*. a /. ii coi irr uorsr Till* \ ahliD'l;i l imes makes llie Nignilinmi Mi'jgesiimi (h:i( “Derneii need*, u new t*im11 limiNi* neai 1\ ;i». iiiiifIi as 1 m\\ mil’s.” Its I nil h bceninrs very apjciieiii when i' is kimw it that eve' v ruin il i ii KI s iht* m'i'hikI sinjy and lilU I he '•IlieFN III’ |l|i« various enmity ollieials with waliT (ijiioiing I'loiu an ollieial), lee J • il* Il foiiM lint eM’a|K'." I'vt'onls a ip I ollieial pajuTs '•ui v are % ii 1 nullv at tin 1t»r.e*|i, hull. |Mi||*h ci^tmi I I ton now |in*|'iirei| in I ^r.uh* Mine i he. In* t li.iR'i'k him it*:\4it:nhh* I ••in* hall of bran ami • ball'. Very r«*rt|.i'etfully, I. P*»;b D. IL IKK t . Malta Berrien County Tax Sales FoU M’UIL. Nl\. (Jla 'ID,! \ \N ill br n V.Hbvtllc. Icr.,1 burn s llr \ I I lir to' I .nl No. J Hill'll Kl llllll'A ft >bl -aid I hr and • art turn si* b. *r Ill I In* it stir <ui the III-' Itir-dav in \juil low i it i* I * I’m | n rit. i" w I: In blnrt. 17. lit tin* (• mu .*1 Adel, weM by I'ani'di a\riiuc. suntli (•nit of Ordl- tbe February III. IH'.I.S, w III br mild brl'crr llir rour. IlOU.M! (leer in the town ol Nashville, Maid Htate and ri.unix, between the lo^ul Iimiii's of sale on the Ili’mI Tuesday in April next, the following prep- erly tc-w it : One hundred acres m| land in tlie north west corner of lot of laud No I'.hi, in the 10th district id -aidcMiuitx. Sold as the land hulrnuiui; to the estate of .lo*rph Wheelus. late ol said eounty deceased, for the beiietlt of heirs and crediiors. Terms made known <>u da> ot suit, this March (5, I mill. (}. W. .MnaiiE, Administrator. “ankli Thus tic III' |||t> 1 iimn y of tiu* I *Iun iaii Fltuntmts. I his is <to( as it should he, Tim Ga/.i i n. |uo|mses (o take the •juesiimi of “A New Court House” lor d |e.\i (liis year and make a long ami strong pull to serine one, Let the people join in tin* rallung t ry ami tin uanl \\ill !<•• .eipplied. I host* eoluuuiK are open to a full and Iree disfusHioh of this iinpoitnnt jin’s!ion, as well as lo suggestions as b\ the .Methodist ■ huri h. cast by lands o| Mu » oust rue: Ion ('•'. tnd muili by Bcttcid Hired. Lex led on. us the piopei ty of II I* MiMullen by xlrtureol a II. la. Peed by II. ('. Hake.', tax c*l Icrtm . for 'date and « ounly fax fm tin* at IS'.i.’. Also, at t uc ••nine *. line iml j lar,*, o*av uuii'iicd acres of \ds of laud .\u«, ,«.| and In the Ninth ol‘Oid <d s»id roll.UX.it belli;; In tin* non beast am: nor: h west cornet-of said lot*- re spceilxriy. Levied nil as the pr«>| etay ol .1 .1 I'arrlsh by xlrluctd .: U.fa.Pmed by U.« . UaUei, lax collector, lot stale and county tax for the year lHi..’. , i Also, at tlm same lime and plac . llfiy acres I m »re or less, of lot ol land No jij. in u'.,> Miuli distill t oj said eon ov, bounded on the nortli by tails i*i IJcniy WUks. east by lauds of Jake \\ bl.elmrsi, south by lands n!.L U May ami; west by lamia of I,. »*' Johnson. Levied *m as ! Ibe piopei iy of S. M. Vdin*; by xlrinn oi'a I! la. issueb\ Ii ('. Ilakd, i,,\ co'dOdor, lor >laie ami eour.iy lax for ’he yi ar '.X'*'.’. VIso, ai the same time and phur, one hotiae and lot In lln* town ,<| .\d.*l, bounded- on th north by iTara IIoJ^cm, • -as, by lln: -hlnsim sit< .•>, south by Romh acred and want by Kali road avenue. Lisin 1 on as the property of 'I .1 N I'Miiu by \ Ii Im* of a 11 (a.l«*oidhy II i'. Ba ker. tax collector, for tin s;n c .ml ocanly taxes Im the year IWJ. I'lie a'ufcvv lex les Miado and letunied to me b\ ti II. Sell**, L.this Marc!. Bth B.’.l. Al*m, at I lie s.iim I one and place, one totVn lot. In '.lie lown of Luiinii:;, contaliduii two a, res. from lot of-laud No. :ui7, in llie Blxlh disirb'of said count, and bounded on the north by org'lnal lau l line, vest u.ld soiuli by lands of W, F. fst'l'nitu-«, ao i east by lands ol W t' Seot( Lex led cn as llm propel r nl Si lvester Williams lo v ii: lie nf a Ii la *<si.ed by \\ ( lta‘ er. tax eollec- for. for state and county tax for he year IfCC, he'* made and returned to me. inis Mavcli mil jHe.i. D N nut. \V. Tison, She r 11’ lit' FDU M'KIL. (.’LnKUf A Ki iiiui'.x Cot'> rv. NN ili be sold beiore the court house door In the tow n of Nashx llie, said state and eountx, between tlie lepil hours nf sale on the llrst Tuesday ill Apill next, the following property to-wlt : Town lot of land No. .'I, in block No. ;t, In tlm town of Adel, adjolnlii}; lands of (J. NV. Stevens on the south, \Vm. Ilarnaue im the west and Mtrvets on north and east, and on west side of (leorp.ia Southern and Florida railroad. Also town lot No. Liu block No. it, in the town of A'h.T. a«l joiftiiie I md of T. L. Dau^htery and M. W Jones and on the west side of the (ieor^ia Southern and Florida railroad. Levied on as the property of ,l..l. I’arrlsh by virtue of a IL fa. issued troni Herrlen county court iti favor of A. F.iu.stein Sons. Lew uiudii and returned to me by County KuillfT, tliis March 7. Is!i:t. Da mid W. Tlsiix, SherllT UonTon Co. TOILET AND FANCY ARTICLES, Fine Perfumory, School Rooks and Stationary. L.arrps of Every Description. PAINTS, * OILS * AND * VARNISHES. The most select slock of Tolmccos and Cigars in the city. My customers ean he served with good Havana cigars. I call special attention to Prof. Dexter’s Catarrh Cure, Magic* Balm Kidney tintl Liver ( lire, Lung Restorer, Mesmeric* Blood C’lcanst‘1 and It hen mat it* Cure. They are proprietary medicines that are recommended very highly for the purposes claimed for them. Bay” KHKvSIlKST and BEST GARDEN SEEDS, all tho year ran ml. Call and see mo. Tifton, Ga.. April 22, 1891. J. C. GOODMAN, ’ BIGr 1) A H(i A I XB! -:IN:- EDUCATE for PROFIT HV ATTKNl»tNI* MOORE’S BUSINESS COLLEGE.ATLAMTA*6A. A High-Grade Busineu Training School Have placed over 4om atndenta In bual* ness. The heat VlualWhorthiujdl rtv.irse In eristenee; the on!*’ »ehool lu tho Houth co tutu plod on the actiai Ufkini'im plan. Student* enter any tlm*. Send for circular*. DRY-GOODS, CLOTHING, SHOES AND HATS. I carry a full lino of IDrv-CIoocls, and am soiling Winter Goods away llelow Cost to make room for a splendid Summer Stock. SALE STABLES. TIFTON, - GEOUGIA. f. A. WllJ.miS, I'roprieior, MY FANCY GROCERY AND HARDWARE DEPARTMENT Is fully AY. O. TIFT. stocked with tlie best goods. Til son. ii A, •January 1. lt«ivi.
