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Tho Beat Shoes
tot the Least Money
BJSIMeSI
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For Sale by—J. Z. ELLIOTT, Sparks, Ga., and
W. 11. TYG'ART, Nashville, Ga.
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t 1st thCiO,
, f 'HioAKSBCmr BATinoBoTrsrR" leof all tr«*To tznudthc t.
^ \ Absolutely purs pud utolcsoTr*, (CxU.) ,
,, f With ten pennies fpat a aam*ulo Of yon? Or.-m?ca- y day;
H II it 10 not sat - la- fciouoa (Or-u.) ....
• J Hon- est trl-al's all snf* fi-ciont, Vnilcra thowr^l never Lc
lfc l Foraucoecs wiUev- crfol-lovr (OiniL) ....
Ualsur a jrloco atovo th-or.Ht,
no yottf''pcsnlcs thUtC
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fck now grocer for it.
A-ddrcm QucJter City P. P, Co., l&taioft i, J&n
H. A. YOTJMANS
of May next, at the briilca site, the contract- to
build a bridge across Little River near I#nox,
n». Hans and specifications or. file in Commis
sioner'* offlo* In Nsshvlllc. The nght to Tiject
any and all ldds reserved. Contractor will be re
quired to enter Into bond with Approved security
for tho keeping of bridge in repair for the term
of seven years f*uin completion. , .
Also, on FrbJav the lOUi ins;., will 1 e let to th#
©west bidder at the bridge Mt«. the contract
t« erect a bridge across the Alapaba river at the
Ttsou old ferry. Flan and specifications ooJJW
lit the cmutntoduiior’s office at Naabtiltw- The
right to reject, any anl all Lids is hereby re-
sowed. Contractor will 1« iwuirw to ent*r
ito bond with approved security for tho ucepwff
of bridge In repair for the term of seven yearn,
from. the completion of tho sfantc. All work to
be payed for when completed and accepted.
TUU April lit, 1805.
1 JAMR8 I. PATTKN.
Clwirman Uowd fottuij Costfpfc
Main Strkrt.
TltTDK, UA.
THE GAZETTE! TIFTON, GA., FRIDAY, APRIL 19, 1895,
—o COME TO THE.»-
TIFTON DRUG STORE
The Tifton Gazette
B. T. ALLEN, Editor,
And you will be treated to your advantage, my motto being
FIRST-CLASS GOODS
OSoi&l Organ County of Borrlon.
thumb or Hiiimoitu-noN
REASONABLE FRIGES
Oho Year
Six Months.,
three Months
Tifton,. Georgia.
We buy ancl sell lands on commission, prepare abstiacts or
title, look after taxes and other matters for non-residents and
do a general 1
I keep a large supply of STANDARD Patent
Medicines and are prepared to use, in filling your pre
scription*, ..Fresh Drugs of the Best Quality.
SUPPLIED
lNVAllUni.Y IX ADV/.VIB.
Kniured at, the postoffice, at Tifton, Ooorgln, an
■Uall matter of tho (ocutnl clasa.
The people of Macon have declined
to mithorine the issuing of bond* for
pavciiioti L purposes,
Congressman Cabnnls* has been
provided for—lie gets a place on the
Indian Commission,
I AM „ WELL
With Toilet and Fancy Articles, Perfumery, School nooks, and Sta
tionary, Camps and Lamp Fixtures, Fruit Jars. Flower I’ots and
Ohitrns, Paints, (tils, Varnishes, Gold Paints, Prepared Iluggy and
Furniture Paints, Brushes, Etc.
Full Line of Hawkes’ Optical Goods.
Do Not Htty Elsewhere Before Seeing or Pricing These Goods.
The most select stock of Tobacco and Cigars in the city
lly customers can he served with good Havana cigars.
Freshest and best Garden Seeds, all the year round. Call and ecc me.
i~tf. J. C. GOODMAN.
The annual meeting of tho Grand
Chapter of Itoynl Arch Masons, of
Georein, will be held in Macon on
April 24th.
Tito receivers of income fax re
turns are seriously asking, “Where
are we at?” Since the Supreme court
lias passed upon tho law, they are at
sea as to their duty.
lion. Arthur Patten, of Thomas-
asville, lias already announced his
candidacy for tile slate senate from
the seventh district in 1800. lie lilts
taken an early start,
It is a gteat pity Editor Gn.li Stein
and his newspaper,The Atlanta book
ing Glass, ciipnol lie suppressed. As
a newspaper, it is on a parallel with
the Now York Police Gazette.
hey offer them
in plaoo of Simmon* Liver Reg
ulator—which iff the “King of
Liver Medicines,” because it never
fail* to givo nlief in all liver
trouble*. Bo sure tlmt you get
Simmons Liver Regulator. You
know it by ft 10 m 0
old slump of the Red
Z on the ft WjtftS' package.
It ha* never fail
ed you, and people
who have been per
suaded to lake something else have
always oonte back again to The
Old Friend, Betier not take any
thing else but that made by J. H.
Zeiun & Co., Philadelphia.
“Tho spirit of local improvement
and l.lie demand for the establishment
of tho smaller industries in thu towns
of Georgia is a most encouraging
sign,’’says tho Milcon Telngrnph,
j; Cuban patriots have again resorted
in arms in order to froo themselves
from Spanish oppression. It is ex
pected the rebellion will reach its
height about the middle of Juno,
The Atlanta Journal is now en
gaged in reading Georgia’s state treas
urer, Hon. U, U, Hardeman, out oi
tho democratic party because lie lakes
a silvery view of tho financial qties-
ti 511.
ON
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SALE STABLES.
TIFTON, - GEORGIA
A. WILLIAMS. Proprietor
T.
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C. JEFFORDS
DENTIST,
- - GEORGIA.
SYLVESTER
The Sparta Ishmncltto never c.x-
essed 11 truer saying than lltat “tho
Iding up of tlie manufacturing in
terests of this section must be the
work of our own people.” 1 ho slo
gan of tho southern people, for the
next two years, should be “progress
in material things,”
Out of tlie seven or eight “host
governors” Georgia hits had since
tltu war, Hon. Win. Y. Atkinson, his
triulneers to tho contrary notwith
standing; stands without a rival in
tho fearless discharge of duty. Ho
has demonstrated that thu olileo of
governor is not a sinecure.
One of the most, encouraging signs
in CuffeS county i< theimmbor of llrst.
class schools being conducted at dif
ferent places in nor confines. The
parents of to-day propose to see that,
their children tiro the uqtml of any in
educational advantages, and future
generations will bless then names, -
Itonghis llreozu.
Tlionmsvillo politieisns, some of
them at least, scorn to he talking very
miioll “With their mouth” lately.
Doubtless they dcsiru to shape the
politios of the next campaign t" their
lilting I Wholttnr or not, they will
suoeeed remains to lie seen. It was
hoped wo would get ft rest from po
litical spouting this your.
Crown nml Hvlilgu NVoik unit Oml Sur#
ury Bpejclftlllow.
Teeth Extracted Without. Pain
Georgia baptists held a pleasant
and harmonious animal session of thoir
state convention in Wnyoross last
week. All tho interesls of thodenom-
iimtioii wore carefully oonmdurod and
adyaueutl steps taken for the promo
lion of the Master’s kingdom in tin
earth. Tho sermons were eloquent
and soul-stirring, and tho influence of
tho convention will long bo felt for
good in that bustling little city. Of
tho many kindnesses received by us
while in altendimoo none was more
highly appreciated than that at the
hands ot Mr. 0. G. Met'ranie—i
friend of our boyhood days and Ins
estimable wife,
tty into of “Tundittn," which positively
dimiroya all hihiho of |mln. " I uiittiun''
(loon not put you to ulcuip. Spuclul iwluc
lion avlion tiovoFul (notIt arc oxlmcloil or
plain miulo to icipluc.o ilium.
D. A. FULWOOD,
My a!h»b lofftiiul ut tho Southern Rxnr«.«H of-
<nr«i
All
line In tfui 10, i\ llowon hnlltlliij
prouiptly itinl nntitlv uxurntlutl, mui
Kiliiuntneil. v4»IHtr. 1). A. lUH*WtH)l»
a'. Ail ivnr
I “HtIrtliUMli»M
Dunn’s Review, 1 April Hlth, aayn
“Progress toward butter business con
tinues, but it is slow and moots many
obstneles. lit speculative aspects,ami
in Wholesale demand for goods, tlm
week shows improvement. Money
markets are undisturbed, and a lit tin
more active. But among the chief
obstacles is the anxiety of operatives
to jjouro butter wages, even whiio
many manufacturing works are run
ning without profit, and others at tho
risk of loss. In a number of estab
lishments better wages huvo been
conceded, tints increasing the pur
clewing power of the people, hut
strikes luvvo largely overbalanced set.
tlements., snveral of importance hav
ing thrown about 12,000 workers out
of employment tltis week,”
SIIOETI-IAND.
ThomuMvillo, - Goorffitx
Uouk-kcoi'lnir, TnU'nraphy, Typewriting, Ton
ttmimhip nntl Arllhuiotlo. HluiltjutH tiHulMotl to
pofiiilou. No vuHHtlon. For full puvllcu)ani|
aililnmn U, W. II. Btanlv, rreoltlaht,
'J'liis space belpngs to
Jas. Z. Elliott,
Sparks, Ga.,
Who is too busy unpacking
his immense stock of' Spring
and Summer Dress Goods and
Novelties to write an adver
tisement this week, but will
tell tlie Gazhtte readers all
about the unparalleled bar
gains he hits to oiler them, in
;t few days.
Look out for his announce
ment.
a
We solicit your patronage and guarantee satisfac
tion. Quick sales and small profits.
Bald.rid.ge & Fulwood
ROOMS i AND 2, PAULK BUILDING,
Tifton, - - - G-eorgia.
8. Gr. SLACK,
Contractor and Builder,
-=, ANJ) DEALER IN
Brick, Lime, Doors, Sash, Blinds,
Shingles and Hardware.
TIFTON, - GEORGIA.
<!SEra£n3ffisBSaSffinlG2S2Sa5B5S5E5BSn5H5e:
PLANT SYSTEM.
Time Tuble No. 08, In Effect at 8:40 O'clock, a. in., Snnday, March 84. 1805.
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O—Rogular atop. F—Stop oft signal.
Direct connection made at Waycross with tlirouffli Pullman SUopirg Cars for fit. Lor.te,
Monrjruiner.v f NnHhvilli*, Savannah,Charleston, and all points north; also Tampa and ftt. Augustlno
To points shown via Tirtou, through Pullman Car service on both day and night trains.
Reclining Chair Cars between Wavcross anil Montgomery, via Bainbrldgo.
B. DUNHAM, Jl. IV. WRENN, MF.O.W. COATES,
General Superintendent, P, T. Mng’r. Savannah* (la. D. P. Agt., Brunswick Ga
W. T. JAY.
D. 11. JAY.
J. L. JAY & SONS,
Contractors and Dealers in
SASH, - DOORS, - BLINDS,
Tamed Columns and Mantels,
Dressed Flooring and Ceiling, Etc.
BRICK, LIME and CEMENT,
Glass and Putty, Ready-Mixed Paints. Lead and Oil.
WVSUIW3T0N ST., ALBANY, GEORGIA.
jJgjjT’ Tin Roofing and Repairing a Specialty.
Over Ono million People v.oar the
W. L. Douglas SO and $4 Shoes.
„ , All our .her. oro ctmnlir .ulifactorr.
They give tho )x*t vai.u) Cor the tuouoy.
They equal ow.tom t2i.>e-. <r. aiylo and fit.
Thoir won ring qun.iltii.4 uro uuBurpoMod.
The prices ore uniform— Atnr.p oa on sola.
rroni 8t to«) sew <1 ever,ether mrAcs.
If your dfcitkr cannot iunuD
If your tit'.vkr cannot supply you vrt eon.
$5i$^ y S3t50 Cordcvan.FroucU
•J Cttlf and Kamraroo*
OFoifca Shoes. 3 solos.
GO and S12 Wmkingmen't.
; h S5! ■ 7 B B«,»' Schoal Short
UcIk’{J, S2.W, ?? >:,i SI.75.
If your dealer oauoot supply
you, write for catalogue.
W. L. Dougfa3 9
Brockton, Mesi*
nnwiur
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,I tut Any Olliur Mi',II,'Inn Mi..,l. lIouloKn.
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.loukminvino, no., :.iaicin. itoi.
I huvi, iw.il mm li„*tin oi Hr. Shiiimini,’ ln'l'il-
tfhi! for lilllow«lio« ilnil ulcli Hwiwelm»i oml mil
to u,‘ll nlmwi; wltn H tlift I Imv. Iii.i imii'liawil
■WHlmr l.utilo, I 1 ’. WIU.IAMH,
on*. WlllliiKM' Sun & Co,
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Every Class of Machinery and Gin Work,
IKON AND HEARS CASTINGS.
Repairing Solicited and Satisfaction Guaranteed.
I’ipo ami Steam Finings, Inspirators, Injectors, Lubricators, Steam
Valves, Bulling, Oil and. General Maehinory Supplies.
We Make a Specialty of First Class Plumbing.
COLE & COLE, Proprietors,
VALDOSTA, - -i-tf. . GEORGIA