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THE GAZETTE: Til-TON, GA., FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 15, 1895,
Dry Goods.
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Calicos, per yard, UJ cents.
Clocks, per yard, 4 rents.
Sheeting, per yard, 5 rents,
Bleaching, per yard,-6 cents.
Oinghams, per yard, 4 cents.
Jeans, per yard, 16 cents.
Hickory stripe host, extra heavy,
only 8 cents per yard.
(linghams, best, per yard, OJ els.
Hercules, 4-4 per yard, I2jf cents,
Corsets, 26 cents each,
Buttons, per gross, 06 cents.
Ladies shirts, 61) tents each,
Full line of -
liibboi ls
ai i d
Laces,
at all pricos.
Read' Carefully the Following Price List:
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Ladies waists, cheap.
Jute Bugs, fiO cents each.
Hinyrna lings,. 86 cents each,
Ladies Hone, per pair, Do eentn. •
Thread, (Coates) prr spool, Diets.
Cl.o tiling.
Undershirts, for men, wool, fihets.
Undershirts, for hien, cotton,25ct*.
Ovcrshirts, for men, only ‘Jficts,
Laundered shirts, for fillets.
Half hose, per pair, 1)6 cents.
.Jeans Pants, warranted
Nol to Hip
or money refunded, only 06cls.
1 ‘ants, for men, only MJcls.
J’an'ts, for lih'h, all wool, for #1,68,
We are making the greatest drive
in CLOTIUNfl over kno.wn in this
section, at prices our competitors
cannot touch
Shoes.
W. O. Tift has sonic especially attractive bargains in ev
ery line of general merchandise. In fact Ins bargains are so
numerous ant! seductive that, like the fair Maiden in the pict
ure, you will be at a loss to make a selection of your purchases.
I herein enumerate some of the more taking attractions.
All goods are plainly marked at the advertised prices.
Call early before all my bargains are gone and I will en
deavor to make you happy if low prices will do it.
Ladies glove grain, only 85cts.
Ladies lToi)r(ola button, $1,00.
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Old Ladies Comforts, $1,00.
Ladies Cowpen shoes, 04cts.
Children’s Cowpen shoes, 46cts.
Children’s Dongola patent tip, 40c.
Ladies Dongola patent tip, $1,00.
I.adieg yicis kid, $1,40.
Brogans, 1 for; men, ’96' cents.
Lace shoes, for men, (solid) $1,00.
Lace and Congress calf slipes,
for men, $1,50.
Plow shoes, for men, $1,10.
Boys lace shoes, (solid) 85cts.
Groceries.
A Full and Complete
line of Trunks.
Moat, per lb. 7 l*2o.
Breakfast bacon, per pound.
Lprjl, per f pound, 08, cents.
Coffee, per ponnd, 20 cents. "
Tobacco worth 40 cent* per pound
only 26 cents.
Starch, per pound, 06 cents.
Oysters, per can, 00 cents.
Baking powder, per pound, 20cts,
Sardines, per box, 05 cents.
iPull Ime ot— '-(•*<’
Spices, ' ' '
Mince meats,
Olives,
Olive oil,
Durkcvs dressing-,
Corn stareh,
Maple syrup,
Cocoanut,
Cocoa,
* Rolled oat%- ;
• 1 { Raisins,
Prunes,
Flavoring Extracts.
LARGEST and CHEAPEST
DIXIE STOCKS, GENUINE, $1,25.
Line of LIA/TS in the City.
SCOOTER STOCKS, 75 Cents, EACH.
Agents for—McCORMICKS MOWER, the cheapest and best on the-market,
and for the CHATTANOOGA Chilled Steel PLOWS.
SECOND STREET,
TTFTON, GEORGIA.
Another
Or at our Stock winch presents
NEW FEATURES
Because the prices we ask for everything we sell arc not large enough
to make us so, But We are busy, and that’s the next thing
to it. “A Little Here anil a Little There,”
Is our motto. ,
TO KEEP UP WITH THE TIMES,
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Constantly Changing
and in that manner CONSTANTLY RENEWED.
WE D O jST O T
Give baits by selling one article at or below cost, then making up on the
balance the customer may want. There is no business in
that. Wo leave that-sortof; businessjbr the ^ ^
per center. One swallow does not make
Summer, nor does one
Nothin;’
cmi/ i ii (NO ■ OLD LEFT-OVER STOCK
I'll IMP [JpTlf Bi ighi, Fresh and New. Direct from first hands
I™ FROM MAKER TO US,
ROM ns
Fo the.Oousumers, Lienee t.lie
SMALLNESS' 1 OK PEICE
ANOTHER LARGE SHIPMENT OF
)ES, .-. STOVES
Our Stock is Large Enough to Supply all your
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wants, and we guarantee a saving to yoti.
Originators of Low Price