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THE GAZETTES TIFTON, GA., FRIDAY, APRIL 5, ISOS'.
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A WRITTEN GUARANTEE
Theuzame law is now in full force,
land will Nsm'uiii ho all suihmor.
H : ,s ■current tlint tlic bankers of
'Georgia are organizing to defeat Gov.
vVtkinson for a second term.
Thanks to tlie iTianagoment of the
Georgia Chautauqua, Albany, for a
complimentary season ticket.
Gov. Atkinson has-irrevocably de
cided that there shall be an encamp
ment of Urn state militia this year.
Decisions of superior court judges
in election caws are filial, ho the hii
promo court of Georgia has decided.
The annual convention ol the ordi
naries of Georgia will meet in Savan
nah and atTybeeon the 3rd Wednes
day in May.
The United States navy consists of
a fleet of nearly one hundred ships
in commission, ready to he commis
sioned or building.
A through conch and Pullman
(deeper has been put on between At
lanta and ISrmiNwick, by way of
Macon and Tifton.
Tomatoes used to ho called love
apples and raised for ornament. Now
theni are 5,000,01)0 cans of them pul
up iu t.liis country annually.
'Idle Georgia Uaptisl Convention
meets in VV ay cross next Tuesday,and
the people of that little city are mak
Ini, big preparations for its entertain
ment.
It is reported (Iml, MeKinlcy’s
southern tour, in search of the presi
dency of the United stales, is not
meeting with the degree of enthusi
asm he Imped It would.
Financial papers say there are signs
of improvement in trade throughout
the country. The failures in the
United States the past week wore‘231
against ‘238 the same period hmi year.
St. Augustine passed through, last
Thursday night, a fiery ordeal that
cost her IjWril'.OQU. Thirty acres of
tho most densely populated portion
of tlie city is now a vast pile of smoul
dering ashes.
Congressman Hussell lias our
thanks for package of cotton seed
from the agricultural department.
They have boon turned over to one
of our progressive young farmers,Mr.
C. II, Goodman.
Tho Macon Telegraph thinks the
V)apt System cares very little about
the possession of the Georgia South
ern and Florida railroad, as the eon
Heeling link, often proposed between
WuycroHH und Fort N alley, will give
a much shorter lino to the W list.
It is said that Mr. I'Taglur will
build a railroad to Key West, li
would hu over 100 miles long. The
road would lie built largely on tres
tles, which would span the waters "I
tho Gulf between, the seventy odd
little islands between tin
mid Key West.
Wltni (lii* <'omim»MHloii**r days.
T'UIhIhissim', KIh.. .Inly Ml, is'M.
J Inis** tillsiHU'imlon to i»uv Hint. Dr.
I Iri'iti Inc cured inti ol hIvI: li«'u«liu*lti*. iiimI us long
IIH fill, nt« dh'llu* hull'd m\ wile ami I found 'limit
ivlh.f whenever wo Inn I Imudneli.i l*> lauinj; H
\ei!r» wv truly. I,. II. WnMIiwta.l,
l.'ouHiilsslMiu'r Ilf Aurloultme, Hiatu m Hoi Mu.
For mill* l»jr ,1. ,1. Uohloii.
Governor Atkinson is going to he
m no uiiiieiiiissary liurrv ahout order
jug tint eleetion for eongrcssnimi in
tho'J'eiilh district. He says: "lam
going to order the eleetion to suit ihe
eonveuieme of the people of the dis
trict, ami mil to suit the political pur
poses of either side. I will wait un
til (he farmers lulve the leisure to
take hold of the election, without
forcing them to neglect their rrops.
Just now the people down there os
well as elsewhere have other things
to look after. They are tired of elec
lions, and unless there should lie an
extra session of congress requiring an
dilution at once, i will wail iinlil ev
erybody is ready tor it.”
lie wore of OintninnUi for Cut fir-
vli that Otttltnin Mercury,
ns muinury will surely ilntUroy llm sense
of smell itml completely derange the
whole system when oiuorlng it through
this mucous surfocoB. Hueli nrtlelcs
should never lie used except on presn ip-
tlons from reputable physicians, as llio
damage they will do Is ten fold In the
good you ran possibly derive from them.
Hall's Cnlamtli Haro nmiuifactilrtd by
1\ J. Ulienoy & Co., Toledo, ()., emilahi;
no mercury, and Is taken Internally, not
ing directly up'Ui the liloiid and (filienus
surfaces of the system. Jn buying Haifa
Catarrh Cure be turn you gut the gen-
nine. It Is taken intorhnlly, and made
111 Toledo, Ohio, liy K. .I. Cheney & Co.
Testlmonbds free. J^TSold liy Drug-
^Uts. price T5e. per bottle.
Of J’rnlllatile Kmeldyment for Kii.rf.tltf
Young Men.
There arp many excellent young
men in this vicinity whom we happen
to know haye been idle for months
past by reason of their inability to
procure employment, although they
have earnestly striven to obtain it.
It is a matter of pleasure to us,
therefore, to now assure them that
tho Georgia Business College, at
.Macon, Ga., is prepared to give them
a wtitten guarantee of good positions
at fixed sularies and wants them to
write at once.
This is the largest institution of
the kind in the South; and for three
years has been unqualifiedly endorsed
by the business world as thoroughly
sound and entirely reliable in every
way. y <$?'
Georgia is tho foremost southern
state in manufacturing enterprises.
It has an abundance of raw materials,
splendid water powers, cheap labor
and supe.iior transportation facilities.
In cotton manufactures it lias made,
arid iH still making, great progress.
The capital invested in the industry
was £3,01)0,000 in 1882 and in 1802
$1 ‘2,000,000, an increase of 400 per
coot. The rate of increase in iron
manufactures lias been nearly or quite
as great. Commendable progress is
also being made in the manufacture
of wool. No slate in tho Union lias
better facilities for all kinds of manu
facturing industries than Georgia,and
all wlm are engaged in this branch of
industry should sec tho opportunities
that the “Umpire state of the Smith”
has to offer.—Southern Field.
Those who never read the advertise
ments In their newspapers miss more
limn they presume, Jonathan Kenlson,
of Hnlnn, Wmth Co., lows, who had
been troubled with rlicuinitlltnn In Ids
back, nuns and shoulders rend an Item In
his paper about how u prominent flei-
niiiii citizen of Ft. .Madison had boon
eared, lie proourod tliu same medicine
and to nan Ills own words: "It cured me
right up.” lie also nays: “A neighbor
and Ida wife were both sick In bed with
rheumatism. Their hoy was over to my
house and ssid they wore so had lie had
to do llm cooking. I told him of C/ltam-
barlnln's Pain llalm and how It had
cored me, he got a bottle and It cured
them up In a week fit) cent hollies for
sale nl Tifton Hrng Store.
The Georgia .Southern and Florida
railroad and the Macon and Hirming-
liam railroad has just issued a eiiciihir
giving tho name, postollieo and ca
pacity of mill of all inaiiufactiire.is ol
lumber, naval stores, fertilizers, col
ton seed oil and meal on their lines
of railroad, with instructions toagenls
in regard to shipping. The circular
will he of value to shippers.
If men's Nerve nml Hone Idl cures
Pdiflnnuitain. guts, Sores, Purus nod
i nines, for asc.
Tin* Opinion of nn l'<in I ooiit. M ii ii.
Or. Him In-, rcecntlji ihiI red Huijrvon t»r tin* llrl
iIh!i imvv,Mn\H Dr. SIiiiiiiouh'Jewel for iIUohmi**
nn i'i|ii]i I for tin* <ll**i»«**i*** for which
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This spttce belongs to
Jas. Z. Elliott,
Sparks, Ga.,
Who is too busy unpacking
his immense stock of Spring
and Slimmer Dress Goods and
Novelties to write an adver
tisement this week, but will
tell the Gazette readers till
about the unparalleled bar
gains lie lias to offer them, in
a lew days.
Look out for his announce
ment.
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Headache!
You ImvT nick liciiclucliu occuhIoH-
ally, with sour ttlonuirh ami bilious-
m*sB. This all comes from n sluggish
aclion of the liver.
There are Hirer llilaus von enn «Io.
Yuii can lake liver plll.s wfiieh clconsr
I hr whole wyntriu mil but leave yon
weakeuotl anil CKlmnateU. Or yon van
eoninill a jiliyslt Ian, which In a uootl
Inn rxpciiHive plan. Now thrrr i» a
(hit>1 anil tieller rotirue. Yon can have
I hr physician'*, ailvtce and hinmncdlcii
tx>ll\ for jjc.
Ask vour (IniKRiHi for Itaiuofi’H
'lonU' I.lyer I N iHs* He wilt
jjive you ivvo boxes of medicine.,
rhese botes eontuiu exactly what
every lending doctor jifesn lhes. You
lust take a HUiikioii’h 1*111 which
opens the bowels easily and natural
ly, without violence. You then take
the Klisiiion’H Tonic X'cllciH
daily for a fortnight.
Thry contain a powerful Tonic amt
lU'tod I'iiiUUt, which inakcH a new
irealnio of yon Al the name time they
kf' plhc howela mildly ocllvc. Try ft
once.
At. oil a real or a, or mail, for Uftr , IS hoxon $t.OO.
imOVVN MFO. CO., Now York.
si roirrn and.
TlioninsvilIf. - Cluui'triu.
Ihmlid.HrjdiiH. Tcti'jjvaph.v. Typewrlttnn, IVn*
innni*hlp and Aillhnmtte. MluduiiU UMalNteit to
poHltlnn. No Micalhai. For full partlcularH,
utldivpit G. W. II. Btani.v, I'rcxldunt.
CAVEATS .TRADE MARKs]
COPYRIGHTS.
TAN I OltTAIN A I’ATKNT, r<ir »
proniot wniiwor nml in nonont opinion, writ© (q
Hi IHSN (UO»* who iiato had mwrljnfly yearn’
(ixpnrkmcatiitho patt>nt bualreiw. Comrnunlcn-
thmamrh'tly rtuindonUal. A tlunduooU of In*
forninnon cotimnlna rnlmta and bow to oti-
tnln lh?m arnt fron. Alao a catnioguo or mocluui*
turn A Co. roccWa
■rlrnii, and
Ho wit li
ned wookly, (Vlriaant iy Oluatratad, baa by w I no
arireat cjrmdnhon of any aolontlOo work in tho
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Prices that will startle the natives and move
the Goods. We have purchased a Bankrupt
Sale of
$5,000 in SHOE©
And they go at less than factory prices,
sides our entire winter stock of
Be-
Dry Goods and Clothing!
Will be sold at prices that will be compelled
to move them. We don’t need them. You
do; come and
Get Them for a Little Money!
Get a big pile of good,
now in depot.
Our Spring St'ock
WE WA.ISTT ROOM!
for them. Call and sec them when open.
L. S. SHEPHERD&CO.
-PROPRIETORS OF-
Tiie New York Store.
Bowen’s Bargains.
J. L. JAY eSc SOYS,
Contractors ami Healers In
SASH, - DOORS, - BLINDS,
Tamed Columns and Mantels,
Dressed Flooring and Ceiling, Etc.
IVLMOTy, LIME, and CEMENT.
Glass and Putty, Ready-Mixed Paints. Lead and Oil.
W \SIIINGT0N ST., ALBANY, GEORGIA,
f'-’ff 1 ’ Tin Rooting and Repairing a Specialty. 8 ,., r
Is tho power which makes the world. Tt is the mainspring of every busi
ness, and constitutes the force which impels the mind to exert
every influence. I am exerting every influence to con
vince the people, who trade at Tifton, that
THE KOOL KASH
will buy as many Standard Goods at my store as at any
other in Southern Georgia. I also pay the highest cash
prices for—
COTTON, WOOF, CHICK
ENS, EGGS, BUTTER, HIDES,
TALLOW, BEESWAX, Etc., Etc.
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I will sell yon any article of merchandise in my store at tho
lowest ligtlves in exchange for Country Produce.
1 MAKE A SPECIALTY OF FARMERS’ SUPPLIES.-—
K. P. BOWEN,
Near the 1$. & AV. Depot, TIFTON, OA.
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PLANT SYSTEM.
Brunswick & "Western Railroad.
Tlmo Tnlilc No. (17, In ICffud nt. 2:40 O'clock, a. in., Sunday, March 3. 180ft.
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I’mmitH taken throuidi
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unfitly U ju*t rut «<d. i
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—( YALDOSTA )—
Foimdry /and Machine Shop.
Every Class of Machinery and Gin Work,
UtON AND BRASS CASTINGS.
Repairing Solicited and Satisfaction Guaranteed.
1’ipe ami Steam UiuLugs, lnspirnlcrs. Injectors, Lubricators, Steam Gauges,
Valves,.Uniting, Oil and General Machinery Supplies.
We Make a Specialty of First Class Plumbing.
COLE A OOXE,"Proprietors,
VALDOSTA, - 21-tf. . GEORGIA
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8- Regular stop. F~8top on signal.
Din'd connection made at WaycroM with thnmph RuUnmn Slccpintr ram for 8t. Lotife,
Cincinnati. Columhua, Moiitpomen-, Rirtninirham, Na&hviUe. via Ad»anv, and Manm, Atlanta,
Chattan«H>na, NasUville and St. f^onla, via Tifton.
To indnta shown via Tifton. through I’nltman Car service on both dav ami nijrht trains.
Direct (xmnextinu for New York. Jacksonville. Tamfia and intermediate points.
Reclining Chair Tars between Wavemss and Mont^cinery, via'Ttninliridct- . ”
. For any other bironhalfon on or addrvw. tUtrn W, Hainf.-** Snnt. Brunswick. Oa.
B. W. VVRRNN. . W. M. DAVIDSON, GKO.W. COATK8,
Y. T. Mnp’r. 8nvAtmaK Ga. G. 1*. Ajtt.. Jacksonville, Tl». D. V. Apt-. Rnms«UkOA