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THE GAZETTE i T1FT0JJ, GA., FRIDAY, MARCH Kg 1804:
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THE NEW YORK STORE
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For Low Prices
IssEHSSHsasasa
We Measure by the Yard
and Deal on the
In order to make room for our coming Spring Bill
we offer Special Bargains on all Dress Goods:
Prints that arc worth 7Jc. everywhere,
6c. any and all styles Standard goods.
Worsteds worth 50c for 35c.
“ worth 35c. for 20c.
" worth 25c. for 18c.
3-4 Seaisland 5 cents per yard.
Yard wide Seaisland 7c. per yard.
Extra heavy sheeting 7c. per yard.
“ “ “ by the bolt OJc.
Anything worth 15 cents, for 10c.
All other Dry Goods in proportion too
numerous to mention.
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We carry the most complete line in the
city. Pull Stock Brogans
Worth $1.50 for $1.15, lower grade $1.00.
Old Ladles Comfort worth $1 50 for $1.05.
Boys Boots worth $1.50 for $1.10.
We are compelled to make room for
our enormous stock cn route—Sailed
from New York on 11th inst.
GROCERIES.
We keep the finest stock of groceries
that the markets atford, we head the list
with fine Flours, 20 lbs. Granulated Su
gar for $1, New Orleans Detniary, same
price.
30 lbs. country Rice for $1.
Starch 5 cents per pound.
Joliette meal 75 cents per bushel.
Boston Bellies 9fc, by the hundred.
Three pounds best tobacco for $1.
Bran, hay, cotton seed meal and hulls,
always on hand. Will pay the highest
market price for all country produce.
1009 Chickens Wanted at Once.
10 barrels of Seed Irish Potatoes just
from New York state—come and
get your seed before they are
A I, I. GONE.
TRUNKS and VALISES,
Prom 50 cents up to $10.00—come and
get your Saratogas.
Pull line of Furniture, kept up stairs.
Boy Dixie Plows $1.25.
Ratchet Stocks, 85 cents.
Plow Hoes, 3c. per pound.
Stores, Store Pipe and Tin-ware.
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Special Notice to the Ladies.
We have employed an experienced Trimmer and first-class Dress Maker for
our Millinery Department, and will open the most complete stock of Millinery ever
Brought to Tifton. Our buyer is now at the market looking, and will, no doubt,
make selections to suit the taste of the most fastidious, which will be under the
management of Hr. J. W. Gaulihng, formerly of Atlanta, Ga. Remember we pay
CASH for our goods, get all the discounts, and arc, therefore, able to save you
money by purchasing from us. Our Millinery Department will he up Btalrs over
Parks Building.
I,. 8. 8HEPHEED & OO.
HEADQUARTERS!
ENOCH P. BOWEN,
DEALER IN
Greneral M^ercliaxidise.
I am headquarters for the purchase ami sale of all kinds of Country
Produce. I pay the highest market price for
Chickens, Eggs, Cutter, Wool, Hides, Tallow, Beeswax, Etc.
Don’t dispose of your produce until you have given me an opportu
nity of saying what is the market price for it.
1 STRIVE Id PLEASE ILL OF II CUSTOMERS
In the price and quality of the goods I offer them, hut never forget that
‘Fair and Honest Dealing” iB the only true road to success in any business
I make a Specialty of Farmers’ Supplies
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Near the B. & W. Depot, TIFTON, GA.
Brunswick & "Western Railroad.
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FACTS AND FANCIES.
A Batch of Interesting Items from the
Assistant Editor.
Bring your job printing to this
office; satisfaction guaranteed as to
quality and prices.
The Tifton Canning and Manufac
turing Company stands at the head of
tlie list of Canning factories in the
state.
No family in Titton should be
without their local paper. It costs
but a dollar a year and—now is tlie
time to subscribe.
The successful merchant in this
day and gene ration is ho who at least
keeps his business betoro the people
in the columns of his local paper.
The oat crop throughout this sec
tion is very promising of an abundant
yield. Hope no disaster will befall
it as it is one of the best crops grown.
It continues to rain; and fanners
continno to complaint because they
cannot prepare their farms for plant
ing, the lands being too wet and bog
gy to plow.
Fruit trees aro blooming out and
unless there comes some unforscen
disaster great quantities of fruit will
be grown this season. The prospects
are very bright.
The Sunday-Bchools of Tifton are
prepairing some stirring songs to be
sung at the Convention of the Coun
ty Association to bo held at the Tift
on Baptist church on Saturday before
the third Sunday in April.
A newspaper with evidence, of sub
stantial support in its pages speaks
volumes for a town. The fact tlut
every trade seeker lias an advertis-
meat in its columns proves that tlie
people are aro up with the time and
favorably impresses the stranger into
whose hands it chances to fall.
Throe dayB Is a very short time In which
to euro a bail ease of rheumatism; but it
can bo done, If the proper treatment is
adopted, os will bo seen by the following
from James Lambert of New Brunswick,
III. "I was badly afflicted with rhoma
llsm In the bipn and legs, when I bought
n bottle of Chamberlain's I’aln Balm. It
cured mo in three days. I am all right
to-day and would Insist on every one who
Is afflicted with that terrible disease to
useCbamberlain's Pain Balm and get well
at once." 50 cent bottles for sale by The
Tifton Drug Store.
The Drawback,
A Virginia gentleman, of expert
cnee, in writing of the general draw
backs to tjie canning industry, ob
serves :
“The chief obstacle to extensive
canning in the south is the fact that
a majority of Southern farmers re-
fuso to grow the vegetables at can
mng factory prices. Accustomed, as
they are, to raising a small crop for
retail purposes, they seem incapable
of comprehending the advantages of
growing and selling a crop by the
wholesale. They don’t seem to un
derstand that one hundred bushels of
tomatoes at $20, at wholesale, pays
better than twenty bushels for $10 at
retail, when tho cost of raising and
delivering them are about equal for
the number of bushels staled. They
choose 50 cents per bushel at retail
because they place no value on
their own time or that of their team
“It is hardly worth while to arguo
with or to attempt to cdncalo them
up to a proper appreciation of the
real facts in tlie case; generations will
scarcely accomplish it, and in tho
mean time your canning industry will
suffer from lack of quantity and
quality of goods.”
It must he a good article that will In
duco a man to go forty miles to get It
Mr. E. It. Bweatham, of Fairfax Station
Va., says; a party came forty miles to bis
store for Chamberlain's Cough Remedy
and Imught a dozen bottles. “The Item
cdy is a great favorite in this vicinity” be
Bays “and lias performed some wonderful
cures here." It is Intended especially for
Coughs. Colds, Croup and Wbooplng
Cough. For sale by The Tifton Drug
Store.
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H—Regular stop. F—RVaponuignal to receive or discharge pauenpornor freight.
Trains Nos. 5. anil 0, carry passengers between Albany ami Tifton only.
Trains!, 2,3, & 4, males ennncctione at Wayetnss ainl Tifton with north ami south twnnil trains
a BO. W. H IIXEE, C. U. OWENS, 0B0. W. COATES,
Supoiuitemient. Traffic Manager. Div. Pass. Agent.
A Deserved Compliment.
The America* Timos-RetsoVder, in
discussing the matter of starting a
entitling factory in that city, pays tho
goods put up by the Tifton Canning
and Manufacturing Company a well
deserved compliment. It says:
“The factory at Tifton could not
fill half its orders for lack of material
to manufacture and had to reduce its
sales for future delivery in some cases
to twenty-five per cent, of what was
ordered.
“A Macon wholesale house bought
the last five hundred cases of toma
toes some weeks ago at an advanced
price of twenty-five per cent, over
prevailing rates, because, of tho fine
quality and style of the Tifton goods
and would have taken one thousand
more cases if there hail been any
left.
“The Tifton goods arc pronounced
superior to anything in the markets,
anil what Tifton can do successfully
Americas can do just as well."
It is highly gratifying to tho Ga
zette to note tlie fact that notwith
standing the enterprise of tlie Tifton
Canning and Manufacturing Company
is scarcely a year old, and still in its
infancy, is taken not only as tho model
but the most successfully conducted
cannery in tho state.
Of onb tiling thoro can be no doubt
—tho goods placed on the market by
tho Tifton Canning and Manufactur
ing Company cannot be excelled m
quality by the goods of any factory,
in Georgia or elsewhere.
Rut, our friends in Americus and
other points contemplating a factory
should know that a plant is tho
smallest requisite to the success of a
cannery.
$100 Reward, $100.
Tho reader of this paper will be pleased
to learn that there Is at least one dreaded
lias been ablo to cure
in all Its stages, anil that Is Catarrh.
Hall's Catarrh Cure Is the only positive
euro known to the medical fraternity.
Catarrh being a constitutional disease re
quires a constitutional treatment. 1 (all's
Catarrh Cure Is taken Internally, acting
directly on the blood and mucous surfaces
of the system, thereby dlstroying the
foundation of the disease, and giving the
patient strength by building up tho con
stitution and assisting nature in doing
Its work. Tho proprietors have so much
faith In Its curatlvu powers, that they of
fer One Hundred Dollars, for any cast
that It, falls to cure. Send for testimoni
als. Address F. J. Chknkv & Co., Tole
do, O. Sold by all Druggist, 75c.
Dentil of Rev. Louis Price.
The Albany Herald, of March 1st,
brought the intelligence of this ven
erable patriarch’s dentil, which occur
red at his homo in Albany tho day
before, aged 72 years.
Tho deceased was for a number of
years a Baptist minister, and lias al
ways been an active servant in the
vineyard of the Master. Of recent
years, however, Mr. Price gave np
his ministerial labors on ncriount of
old age. He was an old-time South
ern gentleman, chivalrous to a marked
degree and thoroughly imbued with
those hospitable traits so characteris
tic of tlie Southerner. Ho was i
good mnn.
Tho surviving children of the do
ceased are: Messrs. • Sterling and
Joe Price, of Tifton; Jim, Sylvatins
and Wash Price, of this city; Mrs
Sidney Collins and Mrs. John Ben
nett, of Jcsup.
Tho remains wero interred in the
old family burial ground near John
ston Station, Liberty county, where
lie fonncrly resided. He and his
agod wife want to Albany two years
ago to live with their children and
lie enjoyed good health up to a few
months ago.
Guaranteed to cure
Itch n 80 minutes
Li Hill For sale by Jake TV.
Faulk , Tifton, Ga.
JAMES Z. ELLIOT!
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After two or tbroo years’ experience with the credit sys-
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anxieties, I have determined to abandon it and do bus-
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JAMES Z. ELLIOTT.
Tho Gazette has two scholarships
for sale—one in the Georgia Busi
ness College at Macon anil the other
in Stanly’s Business College at Thom-
asville. They are both superior
schools of their character; nnd young
men contemplating taking a business
course would do well to consult ns
relative to these two scholarships.—
stenography and typo-writing are
taught at both schools.
CTinmlierlaln’s Eye amt Skin
Ointment.
Certain cure for Chronic Sore Eyes,
Tetter, Salt Rheum, Scald Head, Old
Chronic Sores, Fever Sores. Eczema. Itch,
Prairie Scratches, Sore Nipples and Piles.
It is cooling and soothing. Hundreds of
cases have been cured by it after all
other treatment bad failed. It Is put up! Martin J. Tlson,
In 25 and 50 cent boxes. Soli/, at the ,2,
Tifton Drug store. I Klbiri j T'lliuan,
Juror* for March Term, Berrl
en Superior Court.
We publish, this week, for the ben
ofit of those interested, the list of tlie
Grand and Petit jurors drawn
serve at the Marclt term of Berrien
Superior Court, 1804.
OZA.NO jubor*.
II. F. noyil,
.Irilm W. Futcb.
John 1’ope,
A. A. Hirawiler,
W. W. Hull,
John D. Fattenon,
William’Dfc Vane,
William WhWldon,
Jake W. Faulk,
D. D. Duroilny,
Green llullnro,
Francl» H. Hmlth,
John L. Mathew*,,
Paul C. TUon
W. G. Walaon,
I». O. Parriih,
W. H.Uonneli, Jr.,
J. CUSinitnonfl,
L. M. Kention,
W. G, Connelt.
IatUIh J. McConnell,
IH*mj*b4i:\ R.‘ Wlllla,
II. K. Hutchinson,
W.K. Vlckern,
G. W. Goodman,
Martin Crosby,
Henry K. rarriah,
R. J. Rowe
J. 8. Morria.
•I.lfi. William*,
M. J. Young,
K. D. Gankin*.
Joaejih J. Knight,
Thom** D. Kut'ih,
J, H. Maker,
Paul Cro»bjr,
J. M. Hancock,
M. K. Fatten.
M. H. Hidden*,
W. is. Hamilton,
M It. Limlney,
John R. McCranie.
PATH* JUftOBfl.
JoHcph Wataon,
Alexander J. Kxom,
John T. Wateon,
8. M. LewU,
John A. I'hillip*,
Jackfton Ulmey,
JefT Folsom,
H. M. Fatten,
Fisher W. Oaaklna,
Hamilton I). Mattldi,
D. F. Griffin,
LoatuT K. Tyr.art,
Jatne* ft. LcwfN,
.Itdin T. Rowan,
Qtorjsv If. Loritt,
W.!», Whitehurst,
Joseph i>. IhiFrec,
F. G. Julian.
SPARKS, GEORGIA.
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$3 SHOE
SB, 84 and S3.B0 Dress Shoo.
83.BO Police Shoo, 3 Solos.
82.B0,82 for Workingmen.
82 and 8I.7B for Boys.
LADIES AND MISSES,
83, 82.B0 82, $1.75
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W. L. DOUGLAS Shoes are stylish, easy fitting, and give bettei
sall«factloti at the price, advertised Uian any oilier make. Try one pair and be con
vinced. The stamping of 'V. L. Dougin,' nunic and price on the bottom, which
g uarantee, their value, tave, tbomsnd, of dollar, anaually to tlioio who wear them.
•caler, who pu«h the «ale of W. L. Douglas Shoes gain cuttoinera, which help, to
increate the nulc, on their full line of good,. They can .(lord to nil at •> lew profit,
nnd we believe yon tmn seve money by bnylnr oil your footwear of the dealer odvev*
Used below. Cetoleffue tree upon eppllontlon. W. I*. DOUGLAS, Brockton, lieu.
J. Z. ELLIOTT, AGENT, SPARKS, GA.
CASH for FARMERS!
Cash Home Market for Your Produce. Make Your
Contracts Now. We allow you to ship and
buy your surplus. Your Interest is Ours.
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Is now ready to make contract, with you for the 1894 crop of Early
June Peas, White Marrowfat Peas, Refugee and Wax Bunch
Beans, Lima Beans-Bush and Pole-and Sweet Corn.
mnn I 500 Acres in Tomatoes.
This 1, the only crop you can plant knowing what you can
* get for your product before breaking ground. Our future
success depends upon you. We furnish crate, lit which to handle your crop. We
will *l,o furnish your teed at actual cost.
Wanted, in Large Quantities,
Blackberries, Strawberries, Huckleberries, Raspberries, Figs, Quinces. Peaches,
LeConte and Soilier Pears. Culls, In peaches and pear,,,Dot wanted.
Call at the factory for further Information.
47-4oi. S. O. BRACK, General Manage!'.
LEGAL BLANKS,
Warrantee Deed*,
Honda for Tide,
Murlffaffet—leoaft *nd Bhert Fonu,
Criminal Warn\uto4
For lale—
Court Summon*.
Jurtic* Court Kxecutiooa,
Forthcoming Houd,
AUvchui^ntrt,
GAZETTE PUBLISHING HOUSE.
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