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THE GAZETTE: TIFTON, GA., FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 23,1804.
The Tifton Gazette.
PUHI.I8HBM WEKKI.Y.
B. T. ALLEN, Editor.
Official Organ County of Berrien.
Offlolal Organ Oity of Tifton.
THUMB OH mmHOUIl’TION l
Ono Year *' 00
BIx Month, 00
Throe 25
• INVARIABLY IK APVANCB.
Filtered At the postoffice, at Tifton, Georgia, a*
nail matter of tho second class.
NEWS AND VIEWS.
CongronH it* ongnged in tlie proflt-
Iohh ganui of—“Now you boo it and
now you don’t!”
Tho Atdiburn Adranco talkHOiitin
tho mooting and Nay«: “Colquitt,
Cordon and Kv.hih have dono enough
tor their country and ahold bo allow
ed to retire.”
And, now, 1’ockhain has gone tlio
■Jray of Ilornhiowcr! Send in tho
name of an “All-wool-nnd-a-yard
wide" democrat, Mr. Cleveland, and
hoo wliat the Hcnato will do with him?
Maj. J. W. Hanlon, of Ocala, Fla.,
wrote n nice little poultry Hlory for
tho hint isHilo of the Worth County
Local, and set it to tho moral, “Don’t
count your chickeim before they aro
lialchcdl”
Aren’t you sorry you said no much
about Cov. Nortlieu and the Way
croHH campaign, since all well think
ing pooplo of the stale approves his
conduct? lie is on top now by a de
cided majority.
lion, Louis I 1 '. Garrard, of Colum
bus, has (Hod mi on the United States
senatorial race track and is pointing
his nose toward tho coveted prize at
break neck speed and Ihm neck will
be broken boforo ho reaches the goal
of his ambition.
Tho Jackson Argus has discovered
tho Atlanta milk in the gubernatorial
coeoannt. den. Evans favors bur
dening the state of Georgia with the
Atlanta Soldier’s home; Mr. Atkinson
does not and assisted, with his vote
in tho defeating its acceptance by the
legislature. See? The Atlanta pa
pers promised to make this matter a
political issue before the people and
they arc fulfilling llmir promise.
“One by one democracy’s pledges
are boing enacted into law,” says the
Worth County Local. Will our es
teemed contemporary slate for the
edification of Its readers what dem
ocratic pledge has burn enacted into
law? They are anxiously waiting to
hoar about it. The only pledge en
acted into law ef which we have any
knowledge is the repeal of tho h’odur-
til oloetlon law, and that doesn’t
amount to a “hill of bonus,” It is
hoped something will he done in the
“sweet bye and-hyo."
Democratic kicking becomes more
vigorous against the methods of the
present administration as the days go
by. The poslofllee department lias
declined In give a $11(10 job in Albany
(la., now held by a negro republican,
to ono or two white democratic appli
cants, who linvo always boon faithful
to the party during its long term of
adversity. Such conduct has caused
Congressman Hassell's disgusted soul
to cxolaiui. “Lord help iih! Hut wo
will contliiiio to strive."
Tho campaign which Gen. Evans’
Atlanta friends are waging for him is
anything hut creditable to tho old
hero. Tho Evans’ Club, of that city,
resort to all manner of tricks and
'misrepresentations to make their can
didato and the people bullvu ho is
hwoopliig tho state liko a cyclone,
This Cl ah puts the Gazicitic in the
Evaus* column, when it has steadily
declaimed to commit itself to any
Candidate so early in the campaign
and hns advised its readers to follow
it* example. A correspondent hns,
once or twice, made kind allusions to
Gen. Evans’ candidacy, but the G,\
zisttb is in no way responsible for it,
Indeed, tho Gazictth may have n|
proved what its correspondent said
and yet not favor Gen. Evans’ elec
tion. It is unnecessary to fall out
with and bcrnlu a man hucnur.o he is
a candidate for an nllleo ybu would
prefer some ono else to till.
Joseph V, Dory, of Warsaw, III., was
troubled with rhaumatlnin ami tried
number of different remedies, lint say
hone of them seemed to do him any good
but llnuly lie got bold of one tlml speedi
ly cured him. Ida was much pleased
with it, and felt sure that others similar,
ly atllletod would like to know what tho
remedy was that cured him. He states
fin tho benefit of the public that It Is cal
led Chamlioclulii'H Pain Halm for side ut
Tifton Drug Store.
LO W PRICES TALK!
Ours have an
emph/itic ring
that is convinc
ing. No argu
ment is neces
sary. See the
goods that set
tle it.
Our Room-making Sale Contin
ues Through February.
Read Price-List Carefully.
j7. m:.
GEOCEE,
Sells GUCKENHEIMEH’3 & SON’S best canned goods.
Selection Flour, “Acme of Perfection.”
Imperial Iiaklng Powder, than which there is none hotter.
Split Silk Soap, once tried Is always used.
Just received a full line of Heinz's pickles.
Evaporated prunes, cherries apricots, peaches and apples. ,
Hhreded Codtlsb, the best.
Macaroni, and everything olse to be found fn a firstclasB grocery store.
Smoke "OHOOTAW” Olgan, None Better.
I am in the Race and Will Not be Undersold.
Glranutalcd sugar, 21 pounds for ft. I Fine flour, HO cents per sack.
Meat, per pound, 81 cents. j Extra fine flour, 80 cents per sack.
*
7 bars soap, horse shoe brand, for 25 cents.
Almost Everything Else in tbe Grocery Line as Cheap.
Call and give me a trial, I guarantee satisfaction.
F. M. MANGHAM,
42-ly.
Under the Masonic Hall, TIFTON, GEOKGIA.
Ax to grease, per Imx, 5 cunt*.
Apple*, evaporated, per pound, 12 cents,
Alum, pur pound, 10 cents.
Axe*, make guaranteed, 71 cents.
Axes, boy'* hfindlud, 65 contH,
Auger Idtn, HO cent* and up.
Blacking, per lmx, 4 cent*,
blueing, par box, cents.
Bull potash, four bulIn for 25 contH.
Bull thread, eucli, 1 cunt.
IbittonH for shirt*, per gro**, 4 cent*.
Button* for die**!)*, per dozen, 5 emit*.
Bloc Ma**, per box, to cent*.
Butler, frmdi .lernuy, per pound, 2ft cent*.
Butcher kulve*, each, 10 cent*.
L If I.,n •“.« imund fi/HOlt*. ^
onccs and prejudices and take advan
tage of every opportunity to educate
their children, do all for them in that
direction they can, in order that they,
the children, may bo better prepared
to contend for their rights, in tho
Pugin, f«r I.Ii-.Im, CO,'715 aflil UlrtTfllBS snail. *
Candy, btmt Mtlck.pcr pound, 7|k, emit*.
Cap*, for men anti boy*, 10 to 70 emit* each.
Currant*, per pound, 0 emit*.
pollen*, per *ut, 30 emit*.
Piik*'* cigarettes, per pack, 4', emit*.
I upper*, 4, 0 ami 2-1 emit* each.
Dairy pan*, 4 to 12 runt* each.
PIhIi pan*, 13 to cunt* oncli, woith double.
Darning cotton, 1 cent per curd.
Knrdrop*, 20 to 70 omit* each.
Kyo glasses, 10 to 00 cent* each.
Klivnlnptm, 4 mint* for package of 20.
lCa*y reeking chair*, 9 1.3H to 98,50 ouch.
Flour, per wacli, 40 cent*,
Fifth hook*, KM) for to mint*.
FIhIiIni' line*, 2 cold* each.
Finger rings, 20 to 91.00 ouch.
(linger, per pound, 10 cent*.
(Puled couomiMt, per pound, 30 conta.
Glove*, Im'uIIoh’ French kid,90 mint* per pair.
Glove*, 12idIn* bo*t Itrencli kid, 9123 per pair,
Gout*' glove*, all kind*, 40 emit* to 91.20 a pair
Garter webbing, 0, H and 10 cent* per yard.
Ilam*, por pound, 10\( emit*.
II Intern, per pulr, 0, 7, o, 10 unit 20 cent*,
lit*)*, Harden work, 30cent* each.
Hoc*, lieovy, 31) emit* each.
llanioN, heavy oak, 30 cent* per pulr.
llr.mcHliIn}'*, 0 cent* each.
Ilarinunlca*, ft, o, 10 and to cent* each.
Ilonte brtiHlie*, 20 emit* each.
Mil'll arm sewing machine*, 922 oncli spot cash
lint*, nil kind*, very cheap to clone.
Ind, per bottle, 1 cent*.
India Ibinn, por yard, 8 cent*.
Inside prion* on everything till* mouth.
.lolly, per pound, to tout*.
Jumble*, uxHortcd, per pound, 10 cent*.
.1(1*1 tho I lino to buy.
Levering’* roasted coffee, beat Injthe market.
Lining tack*, 12 packager for 10 cents,
l.lndon bilking powder, 43, 90 and ^l.HO per
dozen -to merchant* only.
Linen, dark, per yard, 10 cents.
I/Cinon extract, 5 cents.
Ladle* 1 handkerchief* 5, 7,10,10 cent* and up.
l*>ok to your own Interest by trading with iih
Mince meat, per pound, 10 cent*.
Mustard sardines, por box, 10 cents.
Mustard—Coleman's—por box, 1H cents,
Meal, water-ground, per peek, 10 cents.
Many articles Are going for a song. Wo must
huvu room for *|>riug goods.
Oyster*, pos can, I cents.
Oat meal, per package, 1H cunts.
Ouhma, per peck, 40 cent*.
Old goods—wo do not have them. Nothing
cairled over from ono season to another.
Now I* your elianco to secure bargains in
every line.
I'enclls, lead, 0 cent* per dozen.
Pencils, slate, 0 cunts per dozen.
Pickle*, pur quart, lft cents.
Paper, note, 4 to 10 cents por quire.
Paper and envelope* in boxen, 10,10 and 20 et*.
Peaches, 3-pound cans, 10 cents.
Poaches, 1-quart jars, 2ft cents.
Pears, 2-quart Jars, 3ft cents.
Peanuts, per pound, 4 cents.
Plow linos, each, ft cent*.
(Junll*, each, 0 emits.
Iteninant*, nelow cost.
Ituohlug, perjure, 1) and cents.
Kick- Ruck, por bunch, 4 emits.
Razor*, Wade A Butcher'*, 63 cents each.
Ratchet hroeos, nlcklo plated, 7ft cunts each.
KiiIoh, 2 foot, 10 cunts each.
Htarch, por pound, 4\j cents.
Houp, 12 bar* for 26 cents.
Hugur, standard granulated, 20 pounds for $1.
Hu gar, brown, 21 pounds for ft.
Halt, white seam lens Hacks, 7ft cent* per Hack.
Malts, Epsom, por pound, 0 cents.
Bilk, Hu rah, 40, 60 and 05 cents por yard.
HolMSorn, 0,1ft, 20, 3ft and 60 cents por pair.
Hugur tllnhoH, 10cunt* each.
Hyrtip, per gallon, 20 cents.
Shaving soap, per cake, ft cunts.
Hpuol thread, 4 cents.
Sweet milk, per quart, 7 1 * cents.
Hour or buttermilk, per quart, 5 cents.
Trowels, for 3ft cent* each.
Truces, flU, foot long, per pair, 39 cents.
Tree*, Mingle, lft cents cacti.
Trmneudou* drives we are ottering in furni
ture. Oak suite, French mirror to dre**-
or, only 915.50—cheap at |20.
Window Hhudes, each, 80, 40, 4A cents and up.
Walnta, boy'* percale, S9 ami 45 cents ouch.
Whist brooms, for 12 oonts aaoh.
Walter*, uilverine, 10 cont* outh.
Wasli tubs, largo size, 40 conta sack.
WroncliuN, wrought iron, 20 conta each.
Youth*’ suits, 91 and up.
Main Street Pharmacy.
JAKE W. PAULK,
TIFTON, GEORGIA.
Complete Stock of Fresh Drugs,
CHEMICALS, PAINTS, OILS AND VARNISHES.
TOILET ARTICI.KB, such as Porfumcry, Colognes, Extracts,'Pomades, Hair Oils Toilet
Cream* and Powders.
BIUJHHF.S, full lino of Tooth Brushor, Nail Brushes, If Air K msecs, Hboe Bntslies and
Cothe* Brushes. Tose goods aro of the very licst quality and aro to bo sold clicay us country dirt.
Fine Stock of Lamp Goods,
Elegant Assortment of Combs,
.. Fresh Garden Seed in
Season.
I make a specialty of Paints, Oils, Varnishes and^Paintor.s
JAKE W. PALFLK.
I)r. N. Peterson has charge of our prescription department. 12-16-tf.
PAINTER’S SUPPLIES.
Materials generally.
TIFTON DRUG STORE
Knurs a Futt SurrLY of
We have Lots of Goods to Close Out Before March 1st.
This Is our mnntli for taking Invonlnry of atok.'&tl I* coalor to
count cash limn to measure kooiIh, etc. Aftof stock taking our
Huyor goes to the Northern ami Eastern mnrfcolB to Iny In
OUR SPRING GOODS.
■i WE ARE KITTING U1
>
TOILET AND FANCY ARTICLES,
Fine Porfumory, School Books and Stationary.
PKOFE88IONAL CARDS.
Dr. MAURY M. STAPLER,
SPKCIAUST,
Ear, Eye, Nose, Throat and Lungs.
m Cherry 8t., Macox, Oa.
A. C.
CLEMENTS, M,
. ADEL, OA.
D„
Tho diseases of women and ebUdreo a sp#cUl*
ty. (Jr Palls by mail or telegraph will reseivt
prompt attention. U-tf.
PEEPLES & ALEXANDER.
Attorneys-at-I.a w,
NABHVIIJJ3, - - GEORGIA.
Business solicited In all branches of tht pro*
feasion, to which prompt and careful attention
will be given. 344©-tf.
C. W. FULWOOD,
LAV, REAL ESTATE AND (MIMS,
TIFTON, - GEORGIA.
Prompt attention given to all legal basinets.
gjr-OKFiciv—Lore Building, Room No. 1.
DR. J. C. GOODMAN
Physician and Surgeon,
TIFTON GEORGIA.
Office—Room in tho Tifton Drag Store.
CST Thanking the public for its pspt liberal
patronage and solicit a continuation of the same.
Drs. J. W & D. J. WILLIAMS,
DENTISTS,
CORDF,LK, GEORGIA.
Offick—Bank Building. Room No. 1, up stairs
DR. J. H. HAMMOND,
Physician and Surged*.,
ENIGMA, (It. & W. It. R.) GEORGIA.
Special attontion to Chronic diseases, and dfs.
iho* of Women ami Children. Calls promptly
attended. Work on the line of the B. & w. R.
It., especially solicited: and all calls by mail
promptly attended. Mills due when sen ices are
rendered. Charges moderate. Consultation at
my office free.
Ci
SHORTHAND.
Thomasvillo, - Georgia.
Book-keeping, Telegraphy, Typewriting, Pen
manship and Arithmetic. Btudvuts assisted to
position. No vacation. For full particulars,
address, Q. W. 11. Stxkly, President.
Larrps of Every Description.
PAINTS, ToiLS * AND * VARNISHES.
Tho most seloct stork of Tobacco* and Cigars In the city.
My customers enn he sorved with Rood Ilavann cigars.
I call special attention to Prof. Dexter’s Cnturrli Cure, Magic Balm
Kidney and Liver Cure. Lung Restorer, Mesmeric Blood Clcuunoi
and Rheumatic Cure. They nro proprietary medicines that aro rocommendod
vory highly for tho purposes claimed for thorn.
JOT FRESHEST and UEST GARDEN SEEDS, all tho year round.
Call and geo me.
Tifton, Gft., April 22, 1891. J, O. GOODMAN.
II. II. TIFT.
Tift & Snow Co.
L. A. SNOW.
Empire State Nurseries.
Fruit and Ornamental Trees,. Vines, Shrubs, Plants and Seeds,
for the Orchard, Garden, Park and Forest.
Wo respectfully Invito your attention to our stock—comploto In all depart
moots; adaplbd to our climate: of superior quality and sold nt moderate prices.
Handsome 30 page Illustrated, Descriptive Catalogue frsc to all applicants. Ad
dross nil ordorn to
TIFT & SNOW COMPANY, Tifton, Ga.
Gcortfia-Alabama Business College,
MACON, GEORGIA.
The School of tho South 11 Govorin* a
Floor Spaoo of 7,500 8<iuuc Foot.
Instruction purely practical. Student* eon-
duct actual business transac-tlons by mail,
freight and express.
Four Departinsnts—Commercial, Stenograph
Telegraphy and l’en Art.
Pupils guaranteed tbe coropletioaef any course
in Jobs time, at less expense and snore thorough
ly than is dossible in any other Institution.
.......... -graduates assisted to
position*.
For full particulars write to
Wyatt & Mamtix, Mason,Gs.,
Ouon the entire yoar-
Hitlr "
Eyes examined and fitlod freo of
charge.
Fine watch repairi-g a specialty.
Washington Street,
ALBANY, - GEORGIA t
Brunswick & "Western Itailroad.
Our - Millinery - Department,
and will allow tho largo.t atock over shown In Tifton hoi.
We Propose to Break All Previous Records in Low Prices.
Winter has not Left by Any Means, Yet All Winter
Goods Must he Sold. Your Price, if
In Reason, Takes Them.
MORE 00008 FOR A DOLLAR THAN EVER BEFORE.
Our Stock of Low Prices
was never «o large. Come and look through them. Wo have La-
dies' Gossamers, Gouts' Huhher Coats and Over Shoes. Get yoUT
supply and avoid a cnio of tho “grippe." We have had It. Ilia
not pleasant.
PADRICK BROTHERS,
Orfglnntom ami t-Rmlrolm of Low Pricuu for Tifton.
TIME TABLE NO. 60, IN EFFECT JAN. II, 1894, AT 2 A. M.
RKAK DOWNWARD
No. ft.
Kxp’M*
Krt.
Dully
•k.Kun.
No. 3.
C. it. It
Kxp’n*
Dally
±dL
RKAD UPWARD.
Albany
Kxp's*
Daily
No. 2.
Albany
Kxp’**
Daily.
r. it. it.
Kxp's*
Dally.
No. 6.
Kxpr's
Frt.
da’lycx
Sunday
ft 20
8 ft4 f
9 l« f
V. M.
7 00
7 3ft
7 34
7 47
7 57
8 12*
ft 20*
ft 2Y *
ft 38*
H M *
9 05 *
V lift *
0 3ft «
o :a*
10 13 f
10 21 f
10 38(»
10 43lf
10 52 f
tO ftfilf
1ft no!*
11 tni*
11 32 f
11 3» f
11 Ms
A. M.
0 !
T 00
7 10
7 2ft
7 30
T 52
7 ftft
8 Oft
8 14
8 32
8 40
0 00
9 20
0 4ft
10 13
10 24
10 42
ft
9 4 ft
10 04
10 20
in ftft
tt 00
A. M.
B. & W. Shops
Brunswick....
... .K. T. V. (i. Crossing
Klovcn Mile Turnout
Jnnmira
Wayncsvillc
Atkinson
Lidaton
Nahunta
Bubokun
HchlntturvUlo
Ar.... Waycrm*
Lv.... WaycrtNM
Warndwiro
Millwood
McDonald
Pearson
low Kirkland
11 oft! W Mf!e I*n*t
tl 09 Dray*
ll 13; WltUcoochee
It 34 Atanaha,
11 63 Lukina
12 02; Brookfield
12 20 Ar Tifton
It 58 Lv Tifton
12 lft f 13 4o| Ty-Ty
13 28 f 12 Mi Sumner
12 34 f 1 00| 1‘oulan....
12 40 f l 08 Isabella
1* 48 f 1 10 Willingham
lOOf 133 Davis ......
I 101 l 6ft Junction
V31 3 00 Albany
M. A. M. I
r. m. |
8 SO
8 10
8 no
7 47
7 3ft f
7 18 f
7 12 f
7 06 f
8 *7 f
6 37 *
6 28 f
6 10
5 4ft
ft 30*
5 V0 f
o 02 r
4 48 r
4 40 I
4 30 f
4 27 f
4 3ft f
4 03 f
3 ftj'f
3 4ft! f
3 311
if
3 10'f
2 68 f
2 40|f
A. M.
8 10
7 50
7 4?
7 25
7 16
6 50
8 62
• 46
6 38
6 20
6 12
5 ftft
4 53
4 38
4 18
4 10
8 54
3 47
TIFTQ3ST
SALE STABLES.
TIFTON, - GEORGIA.
<1. A. WILLIAMS, Proprietor
'I'
2 42 f
2 33; f
2 20 f
2 0ft
2 60
P. M. I
3 33
3 30
3 10
2
2 50
2 35 A. M.
2 31 r 9 50
2 13 f 9 04
2 02!f 8 40
1 ftft'7 8 24
f 8 12
» 7 66
f 7 C
7 19
7 00
P. M.
I 40
1 41
1 30
1 16
\ 00
A. M.
B—Regular etnw. F-RVop on signal to receive «»r diecl arge nansengers or freight.
Train* Sou. ft. and ft, curry passenger* liettrecu Albany and Tifton only.
Train* i, 2, S. 4, make conntetionx at Wave row and Tirton with north and ftauth Nmn«l t min*
«KO. W. B UNITS, V. D. 0\VKX8. UKO. W. rOATIA,
Hu|»erluteiidcnt. Traffic Manager. Dlv. 1*ok*. Agent.
REAL ESTATE.
1 hare on hand the following Real Ettatti for
•ale:
91.lW.oc will buy a corner lot on Love Avenue
with neat six rouin house and nectary out
building*.
AO acres, four and a half mile* from Tlftftn, Mt
tho Tifton and Northeastern railroad. Twetity-
flva acres cleared and under tevc*, cultivated
one year. Hfx-rvom frame dwelling and nseee-
•ary outbuilding?. Fine peach or grape land,
100 acres ot land, two mile* southeast of Tif
ton No improvement*. Terms, one-half cash
and balance in one year. This tract can be bad
at a ba/gatu.
1 have n valuable business lot In Tifton for dale
or will exchange fer farm land out of town.
Nice house and lot on Lore avenue at • bar*
gain.
FOR RRKT.
Nice A tnom dwelling on Love Avenue t died
brick store* on railroad, street. 1 nice fran-4
eture on railrmut street. A few rooms conveni
ently lmatcil
16-11. C. W. FULWOOD.