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the gazette: tifton. ga., Friday, January it, isos
PBOFE8SIONAL'CABbB.
im MAURY M, STAPLER.
S P K C I A 1.1 H f.
Ear, Eye, Nose, Throat and Lungs,
Me Cherry at., if/cox, IU.
Dr. E. V. BALL,
Physic tuir and Surgeon,
ENIGMA ! : ! GEORGIA.
Will giro special attention to Ctirimle Die.
«•••«•. BurSorynnOVenei-ol IMiuiasra. Office
J," * 350®*“*- sap” wm IUMWCT AL1. calls.
<iqy nr night. ly-v tn'28.
JOHN MURPOW; ;
Attorney - at-Law,
TIFTON, - GEORGIA.
Offlcc-.lt,Kiitm i and 3,T.ovcljnfliltrg.
Collections, Commercial Law and Real Estate.
THE
THE
DR. N. PETERSON,
Physician and Surgeon,
TIPTON, - GEORGIA.
Office with Jake W. I’aulk. Office practice will
receive attention lietwcen the Iiunnt of 0 : oo and
10:30 a. in. and 3 dm and 4:30 p. m.
tV falls answered proniptlj- day or night.
~~ Dr. W. J. FARMER..
TIFTON, GEORGIA.
Chronic Diseases, Surgery, Venereal file-
oases, and Diseases of Females.
I will give special attention to Mmwiratr
nrnl Acutk Dihkahkn. Private consul tiling room
f0 Xi?2!fe‘ 0<licc n ®* t d00r to Kadriek Bros*
eV-lKH-ly,
aaatia.
DR. j. A. McCREA,
Physician and Surgeon,
TIFTON, 0EKR01A.
rroinpt attention given to calls, day or night
Office at icsl.lcnct! on Loro Avenue.
HT-Typuoid Fever a Si-eciaitv. 14-'044ni.
C. W. FULWOOD.
LAW, FIRE' IKSORANCE AND- COLLECTIONS,
GEOUOrA.
TIFTON,
Prompt attention given to all
. - iV 1 legal bimineiw.
gy-<)Fnor,-~t)ver J. W. Paulk's Drugstore.
DR. J. C. GOODMAN
Physician and Surgeon,
TIFTON GEORGIA. ^
Omm—Room In the.TIfton Dme Store,
tjv- TliankW the public for its past liberal
atronage and sollolt a continuation ot the same,
Drs. J. W & D. J. wTlUAMS, '
DENTISTS,
, CORDKI.E, - - - - - GEORGIA.
Office—:Bank Building. Room No. 1, np Main
DR. J. H. HAMMOND,
Physician and Surgeon,
ENIGMA, (It, * IV. R. R.) GEORGIA.
Special Attention to Chronic dlwnues, unit rils*
oaiwh of Women and Cliflriran. rolls promptly
attended. Work on the line of the B. A W. It.
H., especially solicited: and nil calls by mail
promptly attended. Bills duo when sen fees are
rendered. Charges moderate. Consultation at
niv office free.
D. A. FULWOOD,
Tipton, ga.
Mr shop Is located at the Southern Earn
lire In tne E. I\ Bowen huildlnr. All
promptly end neatly executed, aniT ratfsf
guaranteed. vtn.-Htf. I). A.FUI.WE
BENJAMIN T. COLE.
H. A. YOUMANS
Main bibvut, : ■ t ■ a>.jwroj»\ga,
TIFTON
CHRISTMAS CANDIES,
FRUITS, RUTS, ETC.,
TIFTON
lint go si,might lo flm ponldfflca and Irntva your orders for iho whole huataow with
I'omhih Oukunf. ami ho will atumd to it for you. ills stock lu nil fresh ami
of Iho heal quality,
I tiff* A 'liqlco lino tif Ohnuiifl flniEls ituti Fimoy Groceries for (tie holiday*. Ai>o
1 ii niiiqilrle uiipply of Cigars, Tolfficn mill SmUl'. JjiU.'
The Tifton Gazette.
1*11 ltl.litliv.il WEEKLY.
• • B. ¥.“aLlEN, K<l«l»r.
Official Organ County of Earrton.
Official Organ Oity of Tifton.
„•> OK BUBHCIUITION;
One Year..
Six Months.,
Throe Months.
INVAHIAUI.V IX AOVAXffH.
Entered At the piwtofllce, At Tifton, Oeor^lA, ns
mail matter of the second (dass.
The New Year Ilea bofore thee,
« ####**#
Kill iis hours With earnest tolling,
May Ita days he full of cheer,
Kvery month a harvest,ripening,
filch and bright tint whole New lenr.
Tim U.mrn'H ia glad to see it
slated, Upon the authority of Muj.
\Y, J,, (llessnoi', that the people
along tlm lino of the (Joorgiiv Hodtli-
er'u iiiul Florid.", railroad are eontnli-
lijtjng liberally to the Nebraska auf-
ferers. This in an it should lie.
Tlio merchants of Tifton who have
survived and who have been the
moat successful during the year just
passed are those who liavu adver
tised their business. In the present
day and time no man need attempt
to do business without advertising.
O It
To think we are letting up on trade because we
OUR FIFTEEN salesmen scarcely had time to eat.
late supper. %
sold lots of goods during Christmas.
Some of us had to take our dinner for
The fact that ono half tlm prison
era in tlm Missouri penitentiary am
££$&£&& THE HE ST OF THE WINTER STOCK
uoooilt youth—comes lo tlm front to
give us assurance of a glorious
til re.
fu-
Tlm (irillln News mid filth makes
this prodding observation ; “Atlanta’s
108.000 population managed, with
tlm aid of tlio county, to cast nearly
2.000 votes on Wednesday. Hut
Atlanta claims ofile.es on account of
ber wealth and not on account of her
voting Democracy.”
Tlio Stale papers are making it
warm for Itepresentntive Hum
phreys, of llrooks county, htmmiso of
iiis opposition to tlm military hello-
lit appropriation. The Senoia lt.ii-
terpriso (ia/.ottu Ims this: “Atkinson
is the toast, Watson is tlm boast,
Humphreys (of Hrooks) is the roast,
(live it to him, boys ; next time hit’ll
vote for tlm ‘.Melisli.’ ”
The Valdosta Teleseope, in tlm
following, slates a few truths plain
ly mid tersely, and without unduly
magnifying them : “Brass and gold
am nuver found in tint same mine.
Hitler nnd sweet water never come
from tlm same fountain. Thisilcs
never bear ligs. It is also true of in-
dividuals, institutions and newspa
pers, that egotism and worth, cheek
and cliaraclur, seldom blossom in tlm
same lives.”
Among the New Yarn’ resolutions
of which we hoar, says tlm Mnultry
Observer, none Is more eommoim-
alile limn that which Ims economy
for its object. We learn of mm
young man wild Ims st,lined out witli
the intention of pn(tinto by if I every
day. If ho keeps tins up lie will
hilvc(|iiitu a snug sum by next New
Year. If wo ummot do us well as
that we can surely save something,
if only a dime or penny, mid tin
habit of saving will lie worth ns
much to us iih the amount saved.
Georgia should have a state bulk'
ing at tlm 06tton States ami Inter
national Exposition. The reputa
tion of the proud Empire State of
the South demands it; tlm best in
terests of a progressive common
wealth in future yours calls loudly
that nothing should ho lucking in n
complete mid advantageous display
of her resources. Would it not lie
well for Governor Atkinson to up
point, a committee, ono from each
county, to push the matter to a hap
py and successful consummation,
A farmer correspondent of tlm
Hartwell Sun gives his brethren
throughout Georgia some sound nil-
vLuo in the following: “Let’s quit
grumbling about hard times so miii li.
We are to blame for it all. There is
uo use talking, The way out of it
is tlm oil repeated tale. Make our
homes Helf-Hiistnitiing. There is
starting point somewhere, and right
now is tlm Ernie. If we don't start
right, now when will we start? Walt
until January, 18IJ0? Net a let of
it. We must pitch our crops with
a view to independence in the
way of supplies, ami then the cry of
lim'd times will cease,”
Tlm many friends of ('apt. S, 11,
llrndwcll, who thought lie should
have been retained in the olliee of
stiitc ssliool commissioner, will hr
pleased lo learn that he has been
provided for in his election to the
presidency of tlm Kioto Normal Col
lege, which is t» bo established ia tlm
old Hook College building near Ath
ens, He Ins accepted the position,
and as tlm college does not open no
ii) April 1st, will devote llm interim
to visiting similar schools of other
States and making observations as t<
tlmii mtiingcimmt.' lie will thus lm
enabled lo make the Normal a val
uable and successful ^glditurn to the
State's educations! system. The
new position is really a’ more desir
able line (linn llm cd’d,
in put in shape to go at a RUSH SALE. Come and make your own selection. We are
taking e’very pains to please the tastes and satisfy the demands of our patrons. The success of the
past season assures us that our efforts to place before the public better values than are offered
elsewhere are appreciated. «
OUR DRUMMER
is now on the road for 1895, his name is CASH PRICES” he has a voice with
a very appealing tone and is ready to convince you that his method is the right one. Every depart
ment will he enlarged this year, and we will always offer the best values money will buy. The in
creasing rapidity of our numberless sales enables us to cut the margin close.
Your will always
very best
Remember we arc now selling out our entire stock of WINTER GOODS at prices that
will not let them last long. Thick Goods go at Thin Prices.
rp . TTY] .. tlie finest money will buy. Your w
A. I y O ULI jj IO ULl, find on sale, with us, plenty of the
Fresh Butter.
M
Originators
rein Street, :
and Control or s of JLow Prices
for this Section,
TIFTONT, GEORGIA.
Bo vv on’s B rergreins.
^MONEYt
Is tlm power wbic.b makes llm world. It is Iho mainspring of every Imsl-
■ifss, ami roiiNtilUlCH tlm force which impels tlm mmd to exert
every influence, lam exerting ov^ry inlluunuo to con
vince the people, who trade at Tifton, that
THE KOOL KASH
will buy :in many Standard Bonds at my store as at any
oilier in Southern Georgia. I also pay the highest enHli
prices for—
COTTON, WOOT„ CM TOK
EN W, EGOS, HOTTER-, HIDES,
TAILLOW, BEESWAX, Etc., Etc.
I will sell yon any artie.ln of merchandise in my store at the
' lowest llgnros in exchange for Country Produce,
1 MAKE A SPECIALTY OF FARMERS’ SUPPLIES.
K. P. BO WPN,
I lf Near tlio II. & W. Depot, TIPTON, OA.
CHRISTMAS TIDINGS!
'I'lie masses of the people are goinjj to make Christ
mas presents and tlic more useful they are the more
they will he appreciated.
DR. J. C. GOODMAN
Ila» Just such gOO(is ill sleek—lmmlmimc |inrlor lamps, elegant rose
howls and vases, china cups ami saucer., leather amt plush Roods, etc.
All usetul aa well as nrnamuntnl.
Fireworks in abundance for the Boys.
Dolls, all sorts and sizes, for the Girls.
l.nl of nice dames for anybody who may desire lo pass .way their Idle
hours hath pleasnmly and prolltahly.
Call and see my nice Holiday Goods.
I am selling Them at very Low Prices.
HR. J. C. GOODMAN,
Proprietor of the TIFTON DRUG STORE,
Don’t Bother
AIHM'T Ydtm
—o COME TO THE «—
TIFTON DRUG STORE
And you will bo tronted to your advantage, my motto being
FIRST-CLASS GOODS
REASONABLE PRICES.
I keep a largo supply of STANDARD Patent
Medicines and are prepared to use, in filling yonr pre
scription., Fresh Drugs of the Best Quality..
I AM WELL SUPPLIED
With Toilet and Fancy Articles, Perfumery, School Bonks, and; Sta
tionary, I,amps und Lamp Fixtures, Fruit Jars. Flower Pots and
Churns. Paints. Oils, Varnishes, Quid Paints, Prepared Buggy and
Furniture Paints, Bytshes, Etc.
Full Line of Hawkes’ Optical Goods.
Do Not Buy Elsewhere Before Seeing or Pricing These Goods.
The most select stock of Tobacco and Cigars In the etty
My customers can be servod with godd Havana cigars.
Freshest and host Garden Seeds, all the year round. Call and see mo.
1 tf. J. c. GOODMAN.
WALLAUK N. FOLK.
—( VALDOSTA )—
Foundry and Machine Shop.
Every Class of Machinery and Gin Work,
IllON AND BRASS CASTINGS.
Repairing Solicited and Satisfaction Guaranteed.
Plpo and Steam -Fittings, Insplrntoin, Injectors, Lubrienters, Steam Ganged,
Valves. Molting, Oil and General Machinery Snpplic*.
We Make a Specialty of First Class Plumbing.
COLE & COLE, Proprietors,
VALDOSTA, - 21.il . GEORGIA^
’fo contractors."
Scaled proposals for the erection of the Tifton B atist
Church will be received by the building committee until
Wednesday, January 14th, .1895. Plans and s ecificationn
can be seen at the office of H. II Tift, Tifton, Ga. The
committee reserves the right to reject any and all bids. Con
tractor must enter into bond with a n\u security for the
faithful performance of the contract according^to plans and
specifications. J. K. CARSWELL, Sec. Bldg.’Com,