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R. t. ALI-KN, Editor,
Official Organ County of Berrien.
Official Organ Olty of Tlfton.
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THE GAZETTE: TIFTON, GA., FRIDAY, APRIL 26, 1895.
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INVAU1ABI.Y !M AlWAMIK.
"'Eutcrcil at the itontoAico, at Tifton, Irturtfs, it.
■htail mattor of the .oooml«!»«..
v r?Z'
The woman's r#d, white awl hlno
Easter Edition of the Fort, Valley
Leader was a ranting success. The |
Tenelpts were $2U5,
Ex-Congrcssnmn Caimniiw has ac
cepted the appointment on the Dawes’
Indian Commission awl gone to
'Washington to report for duty. The
salary is $6,000 per annum.
The Old Friend
And the best friond, that never
fuila you, is Simmons Liver Regu
lator. (the Red Z)—that’s what
you near at the mention of this
excellent Liver medicino, and
people should not bo persuaded
that anything clso will do.
It is the Kir
The politicians and ofliee-seekers
seem determined not to rtHow the]
f eopla to have a nooded rest this year,
livers political conventions, to 1m I
held this similiter, ane being agitated.
Tiie death of Editor John T. Wa
terman, of Ifawltinsville, removes
from Georgia Journalism one of its
oldest and best memliers. lie died
in Atlanta very suddenly of paralysis.|
Peace to bis ashes,
Cing of Liver Medi
cines; is butter than pills, and
takes the place of Quinino and
Calomel. It acts directly on the
Liver, Kidneys and Bowels and
gives new life to tho whole sys
tem. This is tho medicine you
want. Sold by all Druggists in
Liquid, or in Powder to tie taken
dry or made into a tea.
M-KVRRV PACKAGE'S*
Hu tlw Z Stamp In rad on onus*
J. U. Z.EU.1H a OO., rhiua.lpl.il, Fa.
DEALER IN
Greneral Merchandise,
OF -ALJLi KINDS.
MISREPRESENTS NO GOODS AND
GUARANTEES GOOD VALUES.
Near the B. & W Depot, Tifton, Ga.
UNDERTAKER.
Caskets and Burial tote, Aiwa
) wuiunouu umu uunua iwuw,
ORDERS FOR ALL SIZES and GRADES
Editor James W, Hanlon, well and
favorably known in ibis section of
■Georgia, is now making copy for a I
paper at Unford, near Atlanta, llo
will be on one of the big dailies next!
you hear from him.
TIFTON
The Griffin News risus and remarks:
■“There never was a time when the
peoplo were looking more to pnnei
tiles than men than right now. This
is why it is a poor time to boom a
man for the presidency who refuses
to mm Ulrica his principles upon a
proper demand.”
SALE STABLES.
TIFTON, - GEORGIA.
Tlw (Uy.urns’H grapovino telegram
from Albany is notnach a fake as you
think, Mr. Albany Herald. Rut, lie
fore discussing the matter any fur-
plant out n single eh
<1. A. WILLIAMS, Proprietor
ther, please point out a Hingin oimrgo
made by tho GAsnrn'lc’s item against I oviV ESTER
any oilmen of Albany, cither directly I ’
or'indlreotly. Until,this is done, re
murks are out of order.
C. JEFFORDS
D E N T 1ST,
- - GEORGIA.
The Gazette acknowledges the
receipt, from Mr. Joro Holmes, of a
cony of “Tho llcrinonito,” a neatly
printed magazine' published at M1.1
Jiermon, Mass., in the interest of Mt.
Ilennon school and North Held semi
nary, both established by the cele
brated Evangelist, Dwight L. Moody,
for tho training of young men for]
ministerial and religious work. Jera
is well known in Tifton, as a nephew
of Capl. H. II, Tift, and Ills numer
ous acquaintances made hero two
years ago arc glad to hear from him.
Blown nail Hrldgo Work and Oral Burg
cry BpeciiillluH.
Teeth Extracted Without Pain
The Gazette lonrns from a prom
incut citizen of Irwin that it was mis
led last, week by the excerpt taken | By uso of I'Tuiuhmq" wtileli ijnilUvoly
from tlm graml jury presentments iih I p l|* " ‘' umlum '
to Mr. Harvard’s—of tlie Jlawkins-
ville Dispatch and News - connection
with tho publication of that docu
ment. This citizen’s statement dear
ly exonerates Mr, Harvard from any
unmanly or unprofessional conduct In
’ tho promises, Thu Gazette, there-
lore, voluntailly mid unsolicited rc-
trnets wiiat it had to say about the
niattor so far ns .Mr. Harvard is con
cerned.
FILLED PROMPTLY.
E.*P.*BOWEN,
Tifton, : : Georgia. /
Main - Street - Pharmacy,
TIFTON, GEORGIA.
J. J. GOLDEN, Proprietor.
Carry a full line of Fresh and Pure
Drugs, Medicines, Chemicals,
Toilet and Fancy Articles, Perfumery, School Books, Fancy Stationary,
Lamps and Lamp Fixtures.
A Complete Line of Pipes, Tobaccos, Cigars and Snuffs.
REFRESHING SUMMER DRINKS NOW ON DRAUGHT.
Tho prcHcription department will be under the supervision of Dr. N. Paterson,
hh heretofore.
w. JULIAN.
W, H. LOVK.
E. A. BUCK.
II, IMS i !H,
Bankers and Wholesale Grocers,
TIFTON, GEORGIA.
Baldridge & Fulwood,
Tifton, Georgia.
We btiy and sell lands on commission, prepare abstracts or
title,, look after taxes and other matters for non-residents and
do a genera!
We solicit your patronage and guarantee satisfac
tion. Quick sales and small profits.
BalcLriclge & Fn wood
ROOMS i and a, PAULK BUILDING,
Tifton, - - - Georgia.
S. Gr. SLACK,
Contractor and Builder,
AND DEALER IN
Brick, Lime, Doors, Sash, Blinds,
Shingles and Hardware.
TIFTON, - GEORGIA.
PLANT SYSTEM.
Time Table No. 00. In Effect at 8 O'clock, a. m. t Sunday, April 14.1808.
fOcADDOWNWAUir
No. 7.
Local |
Freight.
No. S.
Daily t
iila;
Sunday.
C. R. It.
Kxpr’s*.
Daily
Public patronage is respectfully solicited, and prompt at
tention given to the smallest as well as the largest orders.
—o COME TO TLIE o—
TIFTON DRUG STORE
And veu will be treated to your advantage, my motto being
FIRST-CLASS GOODS
Spoiilal rodeo
lion whuh nevcral lnutli are extracted or
plate made to replace them.
-A T-
D. A. FULWOOD,
ft
pa-
At tho ruuldunop of the bride’s pi
I 2 b
Fouler, oT Brunswick, |
rent*, Hiimlay morning, April 21st,
of
ogior, oi
of Mrs. H. T, Walilroji, I
Miss Annio
< la., a sinter
ami Miss JoHCpItinu Kogler, of Tifton
was married to Oapt. J. L\ Bennett, |
mid Englislmuui mid a prominent at
torney of Now York olty. They left I
immediately for Loudon, England,yin
New York, on a bridal tour. Owing
to pressing business of the groom,the
marriage took place much sooner
than was formally intended, oonsn-l
quently, the bride’s relatives from a
distance could not bo present. They
expeot to return about September or
October.
anil Jeweler
TIFTON; GA.
Montgomery county seems to belli
lunk on tlie score of immigration from
tho North and West. Through Ex-
Govovnor Northen, who is at thu head
of the Georgia Bureau of Immigral
tioii, the sale of mi 100,000 acre tract
of land Ims been secured. Tho pro
juct is to lay oft 1,000 acres in thu
centre of thu tract for a town site mid
the remainder into fi, 10, 60 and 10(1
aero tracts. The purchaser Is Mr. 1\
II. Fitzgerald, of Indianapolis, 1ml
representing the Soldier's Colony
Club, whiol) embraces In its member-
shin diselplisof every vocation m life.
This is tho greatest immigration
movement of northern people to llm
south known to the history of this
country. Thu lands they have se
lected aru some of tho bust pine lands
iu thu stnte mid well adapted for ag
ricultiiral mid fruit-growing purposes
which eliminates from the irnusac
tion any possibility of dissatisfaction
or disappointment to llm colonists
who settle there.
My shop in located at tho Southern Kx press of-
Ho won building. Ail work
lieu In tho K. r. imwon building
promptly and iiuatlv uxoyutod, and satisfaction
guaranteed. v4n34tf. 1). A. FULWOOD,
SHORTHAND.
ThomasvlUo, • Georgia,
Bonk-kccplng, Telegraphy, Typewriting, Pen
manship and ArlUttuullo. Hludcntn assisted to
position, No vacation. For full particulars,
address U. W. II. Btanlv. Prcsldunt.
Ml
RAO
EMarks
Ilim Any Other Medici no Kuril Hume ICu-
iJorMrtneii* ?
JimkAouviilp, Hu., .March 4, intu.
I have used one bottle of Hr. HIiuiiiour' Hi
COPYRIGHTS
CAN I OIITAIN A PATENTt Car a
MIHirleiyie In the iwtont builm'u. Oulurtiutilra.
lam. itricllr eonfldonllw. A llnudbaak of In.
formation wimsirnlnaPnlonia sod bow to oh.
s , siitwsjs«@
pa-
ilim Mr bilious ness ami Mule headaches, and :un
#o well pluuMud wilU it that J haw hint purchased
flWiUior.hutile. I'. Willia MS,
>VJ)IJ4J&V3dm *; li*.
IIAI pint oil,
lioiumi. With plHim. VUNbiilln tv
. Intent dvshrn* nm| iccuro contract*. Address
MVm'i Ou* a*ty you* jjtu jji.ualw ar.
REASONABLE PRICES.
1 keep a largo supply of STANDARD Patent
Medicines and are prepared to uso, in filling your pre
scriptions, Fresh Drugs of the Best Quality.
Do
I AM WELL SUPPLIED
With Tollot nml Fancy Articles, Perfumery, School Books, ami Sta
tionary, Lamps ami Lamp Fixtures, Fruit Jars. Flower Pots and
Churns. Paints, ells. Varnishes, Hold Paints, Prepared Buggy and
Furniture Paints, Brushes, Etc.
Full Line of Hawkes’ Optical Goods. \
Not liny Elsewhere Before Seeing or Pricing These Goods.
The must select stock of Tobacco ami Cigars In thu city
My customers can ho served with good Havana cigars.
Freshest and best Oarden Seeds, all tlie year round. Call and see mo.
i tr. j. c. aoor>M-A.isr.
J. L. JAY.
W. T. JAY.
I). H. JAY.
J. la. JAY & SONS,
Contractors and Dealers In
SASH, - DOOES, - BLINDS,
Turned Columns and Mantels,
Dressed Flooring and Ceiling, Etc.
BRIC K, LIMB and CEMENT,
Glass and Putty, Ready-Mixed Paints. Lead and Oil.
msllINGTON ST., ALBANY, GEORGIA.
Tin Roofing and Repairing a Specialty.
Sl-tf
WAIitACli N. *.‘01,If,
1IKN.I AMIX T. COLE.
—( VALDOSTA )—
Foundry and Maclaine Shop.
Every Class of Machinery and Gin Work,
IKON AND BRASS CASTINGS.
Repairing Solicited and Satisfaction Guaranteed.
Pipe ami Steam Pitting*! Inspirator*, Injector*, Lubricator*, Steam Gauges,
Valves, 1 LI ting, Oil and General Machinery Supplies.
A.M.
6 30
0 10
6 40
7 10
i 7 45
i 8 15
i 8 45
9 20
U 30
A. M.
Atlanta
oml Jrvx
Limit’d.
Daily.
NinT"
. M.
6 10
0 50
0 59
7 12
7 23 f
7 39 ( f
7 45 f
7 02 f
8 00 f
8 10* f
8 24 f
8 41
0 00!
9 15. f
9 40 f
0 50 f
10 05 f
10 13. f
10 23 f
io serif
10 so f
10 51 f
11 03-f
A. M.
7 35
8 15
-STATIONS.-
Limit'd. Kxpr'gs. ;Expro*a.
....L. B.& W. Shops
. Brunswick
8 241 Southern Crossing
8 30 Eleven Mile Turnout.
8 401 .Jamaica
9 03! Wayncsvllle
9 io; Atkinson
9 18; Luhttom.
9 28; Nahunta
9 40 Hoboken
9 55; HchlatterviUe
10 15 Ar Waycross Lr
10 40 Lv vraycroBs. Ar
10 65! Waresboro
11 13 Mlllwootl
11 20 McDonald
Pearson...............
Kirkland
38 Milo Post
, Grays
Willucoouhce
It Ulf
11 26 a
11 83
’ 11 53 i
12 05;f
' 12 IS f
! 12 20 f
12 28 f
U 40 f
12 671
1 05
A.M. I
11 35
11 42
11 61
11 54
11 57
12 15
12 28
1*2 3;
12 50
12 55
1 i:
.1 24
1 31
1 38
1 40
1 57
2 15
2 20
P.M.
. .Alapaha
nfg
Enigma.,
ikflolct.
Brook
..Ar Tilton Lv
..Lv Tirton Ar..
Ty-Ty
Sumner
Potilan
Isabella
Willingham
Davis..,..,.......
.'.Junction
Albany
heaiT&pwaAd;
TfoTV
No. a. | No. 4. I NO. 10.
Atlanta Brunf*-
and Jax C. K. B. wick
Daily.
Daily.
6 35
6 19
4 57 f
4 40,t
4 34 f
4 27|
4 18,f
4 13
4 10 f
3 50.f
3 38 f
3 27
3 10
3 00 8
2 45 f
2 32 f
2 24 f
2 17 f
2 08!
1 67!f
1 40!
1 35
M. |
A. 31.
7 05
6 50
C 41
6 27
e 14
6 68 _
6 5o;r
^ 4n't
_ 6 36;t
6 19if
6 11 f
4 55
4 45
4 31
4 13
4 05
3 49
3 42
3 34
3 31
3 11
2
2 53
2
2
2 10
2 04
\ 67
i roi
1 42
1 32
1 17
1 12
A.M.
P. Mv
12 35
12 20
12 11
11 59
11 49
1134
1128
11 23
11 14
10 68
10 61
10 35
A.M.
8—Regular stop. F—Stop on signal.
Direct connection mado at Waycross with through Pullman Sleeping Car* fof St. Louis,
“ tints north; also Tampa ' ‘ *
Montgomery,Nashville,Savannah,Charleston, and all points north; also Tampa and St. Augustine
To points shown via Tifton, through Pullman Car sr ’ *“■ • -
.. . service on both day and night trains.
Reclining Chair Car* between Waycross and Montgomery, via Tbomasville.
B. DUNHAM, B. W. \YRKNN. IIBO. W. COATRS,
Uoncr.il Superintendent, P. T. Mng’r. Savannah, Ga. D. P, Agt., Brunswick Gn
W. L. DOUGLAS
$3 SHOE K
Over One Million People wear the
W. L. Douglas 33 and $4 Shoes.
_ . All oar .ho., nrn aaaallr aaitsfaeMir.
They give the best value for the money.
. They equal custom shoos iu style ana fIL
K Their wearing qualities are uacnrpoiMa.
| The prices nro uniform —stamped on sole.
i $1 to A3 tave«i c rer oilier makes.
U your dealer caur.ot supply you wo 0
Tho Beit Shoes
tt* the Least Money
mgs*
fafpssi
wmmmmmmtprnt.
I&ASI.70 toji'Sch»lMmh
■tidin' S3, smtzud S1.7S.I
If roar JmIct o*n£ot^wpply
you, writ. to. Mt.
W. L. Douglas,
Brocltlan, Km,
For Sale by—.T. Z. ELLIOTT, Sparks, Ga., and
W. H. TYGART, Nashville, Ga.
r Allege*.. W v~
rtriirs-
Oe v ,
| time.
1' ■•■P'ffi—"ke-t-lC
, , o row.ix" I« ot oil WO'TO foozid lb. t»*.t:
AhwlttttlTtweKidwXoUion^ (U»a.) .... UidcHAplica alievttkaiut,*
„ f With tan roanlc ntaum-nlo Of yoor Grocer an-y <I»TI „ •'
*•1 If It boot .oi - lc tae-Uoa (Onif.) .... Ea yoai pcr.nf5«^ai n-i+f.
leaf, FailnrathcTOvrOl nevorbe:
loir [Onit.) .... Thocov
. f lion-all .of.
>*orioooei. willcr-cr fal
swhot'tQ.C. B. P.
Ask iwr grocer for It.
AiUrm Qadttr City Jl. P. 0», JOtkiwad,
H. A. YOUMANS,
We Make a Specialty of First Class Plumbing.
COLE & COLE, Proprietors,
VALDQ8TA, - 2i-tf. . GEORGIA
Livery and Feed Stables.
Rrst-Clsss Me ad Single 1m to Hi
Mus Strkkt. t
T1KTO.V, UA.
Notice or Bridges to Let.
Will be let to the loweet bidder on the let day
r May next, at the bri
build a bridge ncrenm
of May next, at the bridge elte, the contract to’
t ‘” Little River near Lrnox,
«a. Plana and snccnicatitiu* on flic In Commie-
‘» Nashville. The right to refect
actor
sinner’s office In I _ _ .
any and nil bids reserved. Contractor will be tr-
S iuireil to enter into bond with apnmvetl security
nr the keeping of bridge In repair for the term
or seven years from completion.
UKn Inst., will be let to the
Alto, on Friday the UK
owest bidder at the bridge site, the contract '
... — r V 'U*. win (IIUUIWV
tn cruet a liriilge acnM. the *l»i»lia river at the
‘ " J tpwfllcaUMu on At*
Tiwii old ferry, rtaaond .|<
In the rummlMiioner'e oAlce »t N»shrlll». The
rlijHt to reject any an.I all iihl. it hereby tv-
•ervetl. Coninctar trill be mniire<l to enter
iu. Imml with apjirovetl arenrity for the ltM|iin(
of lirWae In reiatr a>r the ten of eeven veen
iletlon of the rente.. *n work to
front the cmnpl
lie i-jed for when completed and accepted.
lltleAprillit.MOS.
JAMES I. I A1TKN,
Chatrman. Uoacd County Voat'n.