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THE GAZETTE: TIFTON, GA., FRIDAY, AUGUST 17,1894.
The Tifton, Gazette.
J'UUMSHEI) WEEKLY.
H. T. Al.UiXi Editor.
Official Organ County of Borrlen.
Official Organ City of Tifton.
terms ok simscmiTioN:
no
INVAIIIAIfl.V IS AIIVANCK.
Entered at the puitofllcc, at Tifton, Georgia, a*
glail matter of the second cIuhs.
NEWS AND VI KVVS.
' / “QuakkbCity JUicwoPowdkji” Itof all wo’vo found tho beet; D
u \ Absolutely pure aud ‘wholettrmc, ((mil.) . . . , Udnul apheo above tbo rest.
I d / With ten pennies net iv ram-pi o Of yourOroccran-y day;
If U is not wit - Is* fao-Uon (OmU.) , , , , Ho yotir pennies will re-pay,
„ / ffon* cst trl-nl’s all suf* fl*clent, Fallnrotherevrt!l never bo:
l For sueccM will ev* tr fol - low (OmU.) .... Thosawho uso Q. C. Ii. P.
Ask your grocer for It.
Arjdrctt Quaker CUy It, P, Co., Richmond, 2nd,
The WarcsLioro Advocate, after a
long absence, is visiting the* Gazette
again.
“llrighl” lien Hassell swept, the
dock at tho late printary he carried
nine out of the eleven counties that,
noted. The vole in the convention
w ill he ‘Jli and S.
An exchange says: “There are
how in the Georgia penitentiary two
white women, 71 negro women, 21II
white men, and 2,1(11 negro men.
Total numlier 2,1172.”
While the tariff hill whie.li emigres*
has passed is not what devout domo-
erala desired it is a great improvement
on MeKinlevism, and will, doubtless,
become a law without, the I’residenl’s
signature.
Editor I’ruelt, of the 'I'homasvillo
Advertiser lias had to swallow a can
didate for eoogress whom he has
charged with every crime in the po
litical catalogue. I'gli! It must, lie a
bitter pill for him!
Moses consumed forty years in
leading Ins children out of the wilder
ness, yet some pie expect the
democratic party to corrcot lie* evils
arising from thirty years of repuhli
(mn misrule in twelve months.—Way
cross Herald.
Tho lion. W. II. Kellon, from the
county of Ihirtnw, has changed Ins
political complexion again, lie is
now a populist for nlliro only, and has
accepted their iiomimiliou for eon
gross against that sterling democrat,
lion. John W. Madil ox.
Gov. Norlhcn has just returned
from the Nebraska ('haii'.ampia, at
Salem, ami had a line opportunity to
Investigate the conditions of the crops
in that section minutely. l* , rom what
he saw he nil vises the farmers of
Georgia to “hold fast to their corn; it
is very scarce in the West and will
ho very valuable in the fall.”
A pnpulitc writes us that tho Ga
zette lied in its reports of the popu
list rally at. Tifton, hut failed to stale
wherein—lie couldn't. Well lie is
perfectly welcome to his opinion about
the matter- and iIicGazei ie will
continue to judge the trntlifiilncHs of
wlml: appears in Its columns, just as
if its veracity had never been ipies-
tiunvd.
All Atlantans are showing their
front, tooth over the successful pas.
sage of tin* sundry civil hill appropri
ating *200,000 for government exiil
lotion at her great. Cotton States mid
Inlornatiouill Exposition next year.
The people nl Atlanta have learned
one lesson thoroughly “if anything is
worth having it is worth asking for”
and they never forget to ask.
Tho \ idnlia Star extends this time
ly and thoughtful invitation: “We
invite tile farmers of the red hills of
Georgia to odiiic down and look at
our crops. We will not show you
anything uncommon either, hut will
show you what we do year by vear.
It is a duty we owe to tell you that
you are wasting your life In' fruitless
toll. Sell out, move down heve and
live happy.
It is time that a line of demarka-
tion was drawn in polities. A few
days ago a man came in our oilier to
nniionncu himsell as a oaiidiilato for
some comity oflleelmt dually decided
to wait and see wlial the prospects
for tho success of the different par-
ties would lie. This man was for of.
lice nud not for principle nor party.
Democrats should he on guard.—
Moultrie Observer.
A pnpulitc calls attention to the
fact that Hon. Joseph E. Grown,dur
ing his first term ns governor, man
aged tho state road so un to make it
■jnty ♦•10,000 monthly into the treas
ury. lie uses it as an Argument in
favor of government ownership ami
euftccssful management of railroads.
TV a accept the correction and reply
that conditions have radically changed
since then so that his evidence can’t
prove anything. And, again the got -
eninicnt might find the counterpart
of Joe Drown, as a litmitemr and cap-
able malinger, about once in every
decide.
INSURE
IN TIIK
Fidelity Mutual Life Association,
(IE rilll.UIKU'IIlt, PA.
(Incorporated I87H.)
Insurance in force $50,000,000
Death losses paid 0,000,000
Assets over 2,000,000
Surplus over 1,000,000
New business, more than $2,000,000 a month..
Our Renewable Term Policies are Especially Adapted to these Hard Times.
Compare These with Rates you Are Now Paying for Insurance:
Great Reductions
CLOTHING.
in
-A_n
To Buy
O pp or* trinity
Yourselves Rich!
For the next SIXTY DAYS I will make the following
prices on Clothing-Embracing my entire stock of
FULL SUITS:
$ 5,60 .Suits reduced to $ 3,00
Hi Year
ID Year, 20 Year, 1 A ok.
to- Year,
15-Ycar,
20-Year,
Term
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You ca*
carry ♦5,000 in tlm
“Eiiihi.itv”
for wlmt you arc now
paying
7,50
11,00
0.00
8,00
4,00
12,00
6,0(1
7J25
0,50
2,00
2,60
7,50
$10,00 Suits reduced to $ 7,50
10.00 « « « 10,50
15.00 « “ « 10,00
1,00 Hoys suits reduced 05
1,20 “ “ « 80
2,50 “ « “ 1,75
And everything else in proportion
PROFESSIONAL CARDS.
DRS. FARMER & BALL,
TIFTON, GEORGIA.
Chronic Blseases, Surgery, Vonereal Bit-
eases, and Biseasea of Females.
Wo will (five special attention to Mipwtmsv
amt acute Private ucmniltlng room
for laillM. Ollltc next iloor to I’ailrick Bras*
£
DR. J. A. McCREA,
Physician and Surgeon,
TIFTON, OEFROIA.
Prompt attention given to calls, flay or night
Oftice at reKidence on Love Avenue.
C3r*Tvi , no!D Fever a Specialty. l4-’94-Ctn.
Dr. W. P. RUSHIN, .
Albany, Ga.,
Bisoases of the Bar, Noso and
Throat a Specialty.
Catarrh of these organs certainly eured. Cases
referred to If desired.
STSf** Examination and consultation free.
Office—98',y Broad Street. utim.
A. C.
CLEMENTS,
ADEI,. OA.
M. D.,
The diseahes of women and children a special*
ty. Calls by mail or telegraph will receivt
prompt attention. 18-tf.
PEEPLES & ALEXANDER.
Attorneys-at-I,a w,
NASHVILLE,
GEOROU.
in, $2,ltU0. Can sliiiw you uumhers of endorsements from llm best men ,
in Georgia as to the reliability of the “Einni.rrv.”
I!y paying high prices for your insurnnen you are simply investing
your money at I.J per cent. Can you afford to do it?
If you desire further information, drop me a line at Enigma, Ga., and I
will call on you promptly. It, (. 1,0VElt, Special Agent,
TIFTON GREEN GROCERY
Calhoun Building, Tifton, Georgia,
Kcejm coiiHliinlly on limn! tin* Imal of Beef, Cork and Mutton ; also Suusugt'K, pul
up by ••\pnt and careful hands.
Dressed Poultry and Eggs are Specialties.
Vegetables, Fisb and Oysters in Season.
UIVK I'M YOU! 1‘ATUON All K. Faithful nervine and IioiichL dealing are
guaranleeil to all e.uatomri'rt. Respectfully,
TIFTON GREEN GROCERY
13ow< >n\s J3ar^tbins.
“| MONEYS
!m tho power which makes Iho world. It is I lie mainspring of every lmsi
ness, and constilulcs llie force which impels the mind to exert
every inl1netn*e. I mn exerting every inlluenee to eoil-
• vince the people, who trade nt Tifton, that
THE KOOL K A SIT
will buy as inany Standard Gimds at my store as at anv
other in Soiilhei ii Georgia. I also pay tin: highest cash
prices for
( '< )TT< iN. WOOD, CHICK-
KNS, EGGS, HUTTElt, IIIOKS,
TAIJ.OW, HIIESWAX, Ktc., Ktc.
I will sell you any nrtlcln of merehamlise in my store at, the
lowest figures in exchange lor Country Product!.
1 MAKE A SPECIALTY OF FARMERS’ SUPPLIES.
II 1\ HOWIGTST,
t-lf Near the It. .V W. I>ei»ot, TIFTON, GA.
is, min
Don’t fail to take Advantage of this Unprecedented Offer!
It the Chance of a Life Time!
Prices Reduced in Every
Department.
FULL LINE OF GROCERIES AND HARDWARE.
Youth for tho sale of
Cheap Standard Goods.
lluBinesH solicited In all branehea of the pro*
feMlon, to which prompt ami careful attention
will bo given. 34-'J2-tf.
-
LAW, FIRE INSURANCE AND COLLECTIONS,
TIFTON, - GEORGIA.
Prompt attention given to nil legal business’.-
CJuOFFicB—Over J. W. Paulk’s Drugstore.
DR. J. C. GOODMAN
Physician and Surgeon,
Office—Hoorn in the Tifton Drug Store.
Thanking the public for itn past liberal
patronage uml solicit a oontinuation of the same.
Drs. J. W & D. J. WILLIAMS,
DENTISTS,
CORDK1.E, • - ... GEORGIA.
Office—Hank Building. Boom No. 1, up stain
DR. J. H. HAMMOND.
Physician and Surgeon,
ENIGMA, (II. X W. It. It.) GEORGIA.
Speeiifl attention to ('(ironic diseases, ami ills-
cases of Women and Children. Calls promptly
attended. Work on the line of the II. & w. It,
U., uspeeially snlieited; and all calls by mail
promptly attended. Hills due when sc.nfcesare
rendered. Charges moderate. Consultation at
my olllce free.
W.
O. * T I U
r F T O N , G E O P G I A.
ESTABLISHED 1869.
T
Palmer, Rivenburg & Co.,
Successors to O. H. PA1..MKK,
miTU nniiiunfiTAiT urn
FOR TIIK SALK OF
Southern Fruits and Vegetables,
BERRIES, PEACHES, GRAPES, MELONS, ETC.
WATERMELONS AND PEARS A SPECIALTY.
1(>(> IMG A T) St.,
References: Chatham National
and all principal Truck Shippers.
NEW
Rank,
YORK,
N. V., Commercial Agencies
(1.8m.
I * A VS CASH !
O
^° ,,r net rc'lurn wl'l he more at the end of tho year, by selling us your
Fruits and Vegetables.
Wanted, in Large Quantities,
lllackhoiiloH, Hiiaborrlen, lluokloberrlen, Haapbctrlea, Figs, Ouincew. Beaches,
i, , l , on ( ! ,,m ‘ * V,, U1«'« IVara. Culls, in ponehoH and pears, not wauled.
I all nl tlm factory for further information.
' ,m d. SLACK, General Ma'iiujuc«or.
I- L. ford;
: WHOLES ALE
Produce and Commission Merchant,
WATERMELONS IX CAR LOTS A SI'ECIALTV.
ATLANTA, - - - GEORGIA.
Consignments and Correspondence Solicited.
ItcfuroiuMiv—Thu Commercial Agottclvs. It 114 if.
o COME TO TIIK °—
TIFTON DRUG STORE
And you will ho treated to your advantage, my motto being
FIRST-CLASS GOODS-
-REASONABLE PRICES.
I keep a large supply of STANDARD Patent
.Medicines and arc prepared to use, in tilling your pro
scriptions, Fresh Drugs of the Beat Quality.
I AM WELL SUPPLIED
\\ itli Toilet and Fanev Articles, 1'eifumery, School Books, and Sta*
tionury, LnmpN and Lamp Fixtures, Fruit Jars. Flower Pots and
Churns. Paints, Oils, Varnishes, Gold Paints, Prepared Buggy and
Furniture Paints, Brushes, Ktc.
Full Line of Hawkes’ Optical Goods.
Ho Not Buy Else where Before Seeing or 1'rtrlng These (foods.
The most select stock of Tobacco and Cigars In the city
My customers can bo served with good Havana cigars.
Frostiest and best Harden Hoods, all the year round. Call and see me.
1-tf J. C. WOODMAN.
■TTht Tift <& Snow Co. S*
Empire State Nurseries.
Fruit nnd Ornamental Trees, Vines, Shrubs, Plants and Seeds,
for the Orehard, Barden. Park aud Forest.
Wo respectfully Invite your attentinn to our stock—compteu in alt depart
mentiG adapted to our rliinau*; of ituporlor ipulity sold at moderate prices
Handsome 20 page UhwktuloU. Dcscrlpltw ‘'atslpgue free to all nppltcnnts. Ad
Lltess all orders to TIFT .V SNOW CO., TIRoll, Uu.
ITTYTTP A TTHM Tiikoa-Aladama lh«*
CjUULAIIUIN INKHH nw.i-.KtJK Macon,
(la., conctMled t<» be the largest nml moHt practi
cal in tho South In giving a liuHinesB, Shorthand,
Normal, Telegraph or Pen-Art course for ^25.00
and board at *9 Oft. Also giving to oiii worthy
hoy or girl lit each county a fttfi course
Write at once enclosing stamp for C'D 171?
particulars. rivIjEis
ft
SHORTHAND.
Thomasville, - Georgia.
Book-keeping, Telegraphy, Typewriting, Pen*
mumthip amt Arithmetic. fttudentH aHshted to
position. No vacation. For full purticulare,
atldrcMM, 1i. W. H. Sta>lv, Prodtlent.
J. W. JOINER,
id
examined nnd fitted free of
charge.
Eyes
T'inc watch rcpaii i-g n specialty.
Washington Street,
ALBANY, - GEORGIA.
(JVM ELASTIC
[roofingI
costs only per loo sipiare feet. MaJcea A
giH»d rmif for years, aud anyone can put it on.
Local Agents Wanted.
(Imn-Eladlc Paint only C0o. ptr gal. in bt»l.
’ot«, or for Ji-gallon tuba. Color dark red.
Stop* leaks in shingle, tin or Iron roof*, and la«t
for yearn. Will ship a . once on receipt of price.
Thy it. Scn»\ stamp for mn pies and lim par
ticular*
GUM ELASTIC ROOFiNG CO.,
.19 ft 41 West Itrordwuy, ; New York.
TIFTON
SALE STABLES.
TIFTON, ■ GEORGIA.
f. A. WILLIAMS, Proprlrtnr
FEED