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THE GAZETTE j TIFTON. GA., FRIDAY, JUNE 7, 1895,
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BUT, • IN * THE * MEANTIME,
CALL AND EXAMINE OUR STOCK OF
CLOTHING! CLOTHING!
Which, for the next 15 days, we arc going to sell at COST to make room for new goods.
HHSBsasasasHsasHHasasHSHSBsa
All Wool Suits from $2.50 up.
Pants from 38 cents to
11 couldn’t stop the Seasons in their course any
; for the best values ever offered in this section
ring largely from the trade centers. Our New
advanced in price. Result: we arc crowded
goods must be turned into cash. It’s only a
and more room—
W. 0. TIFT, Headquarters E°s Standard
THE GEORGIA SOUTHERN SCOOPED.
Tim Hoiithwn Hallway fJaltui Control hy
I’urohiiMi of a Majority of It'* Honda.
Following in tho odloiil nnnotinoo-
moot of tho groat scoop:
“Tho Southern Ilailwny him nc-
quii-ml control of tho rcorgnnixml
Georgia Houthoru ami Florida rail
way, hy tho purohnso of a majority
of tho outstanding bond certificates
of the reorganization commlttoo. Tin*
statement in confirmed this morning
hy Mr. Samuel Hponoor, president of
tho Hoiyhorn Hallway Company, who
says that tills control has boon ac
quired because tho Gqorgia Honlhorn
and Florida Is an Important fonder of
tho Houthoru UallwiQS particularly of
its western system, including tho ('.
N. O. A 'I', 1’. and tho lino to Louis-
villo. f l'ho larger part of tho busi
ness of tho Georgia Southern and
Florida is with tho west and not with
tho oast, and tho acquisition of the
property is in fnrtlioriuieo of the pol
icy of tho Southern Hail way to
strengthen its lino between tin- Ohio
river and all points in tho south. Tim
lino thus formed is tho best and most
direct between tho Ohio river and
.Southern Georgia and Central Flor
ida. Tho Gooriga 'Southern and
Florida has terminals on tho St. Johns
rivur and exchanges business at vari
ous crossings and oonnoutlons wiili
the Plant System and tho Florida
Central and Peninsular uul other
lines in Florida, and its control will
■jimtorinlly strengthen the Southern
liailwny in its trftfllo relations with
all the important Florida linos. Tho
Georgia Southern and Florida origi
nates a large lumber trallle, most of
'which finds a market m the west."
“It is stated by those in authority
that tho management cf tho South-
ern will at onco tako charge of til
now lino and operate it as they oper-
alo all acquired lines. What will lie
•dono with tho present otllccrx of the
road no one seems to know as yet."
fruit crop at Tifion tills year is all
hat could bo wished for. ICvnrv tree
is laden, several varieties beginning
!.o ripen and no sign of any disease,
The weather is excellent for growing
and ripening, and in two or three
weeks thousands of bushels will bo
going to the markets from lids point.
“A notable fuel in commotion with
the shipment of Ibis ear load of Al
exander ponchos is that it is the first
ear load lot of Mint variety ever for
warded from Georgia. Heretofore
’ iH variety, being early, was not cul
tivated to the extent that would war
rant large shipments, but TiftonV
fruit farmers are abreast of the times,
and, realizing that the early bird
catches llie worm, they are able to
get Idg returns from tho first ship
ments.”
FIPST CAR OF PEACHES.
It Won I.»n(l«d Yenlimliiy l*y llm Hnl»r-
IirisliiK flrowers »r Tlftim.
The Mncon Telegraph prints tho
following special from Tifton under
slate of June 4th;
“TifWli’s Hist rnr of peaches was
loaded to-day. They were of the
Alexander variety and were pro
tnupeed hy fruit men the finest
•peaches of that variety ever shippci
from Georgia. They were well
grown, uniform in size and highly
•colored. In gathering tho whole ear
there was not one tmslwl wasted from
*%% tircuho or any other disease. The
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Court 1‘roeodlngs,
I in rioti < fimnty (.'ominissinners'Courl
I line Term, IKDfi.
I.Vililia Wlllliititn,
S :um
IL K Thiurr, work on (nil waterworks, ... 3.00
IL NV. TU»m, .livilvr, .Inti fi>»* £}.M
I* IJ. WIIIInniH, Imulicr unotl on liulliuiTrnil
braimlt hrltlgu, 3,15
Unhurt Grlllln, book 0,00
i. K. William*, Cmiim'r, iMirvlfi'H rcmluretl, 2.on
Is. E. Tynart, •• •• ••
.1. I. I’ill loll, " •• o
llanlmiian HImiiiiiim. milwiiy expi'itscM to
si'iiil Calllu l.onl ami three clilltlrun to
hot people In H. bIhi ht'lug likely lo
n }»uii|M*r iiihI ehargeablo to tho
county, . .
Mill II.hi \Vilt non, roltcf, temporary, .
Mila* Tynan, Clorlral bci vIcoh, (2 ilays).
2 00
2.00
15.00
2. (Ml
n.uo
Uosu Ann Hodges was dropped
from tile pauper roll.
Overseer Goodman paid the revised
list of pauper accounts, viz:
Aimer .lotion J4.no
I». Purr 7.»o
Mtirv I'.. I'luipiiiiiii. t.tHi
Charity IVticock.. 2,00
.lonuph Lewi* 2,00
Solomon Tucker ;tno
l.ytllu WillImim.,. 5.on
Ht'ii n Kelly 2.IN)
Tho*. .1. Smith . 3.00
Allen Sutton 2.00
.lollti Sweat 5.00
Henry lllount, .. ft .nil
t •cot|\i» t • rtor. . . .’1.04)
K M. Smith .. . 2.oo
(I. W. Hunt on*
11. C. Faulk nor — J.T.00
.1 ohko Tucker ,’t.oo
Sarah Pitrvh ... . 2.00
Amamla Kelly . 2.0.1
l.uranev Iten’eilehl 2,00
A nnIn Itoytl. .. 2.(Hi
Marla May.fenl'tl). 2.00
tlah’l Vann tool'll). 2.50
Slil'ln Yiititt (imiTU). 3.50
Davhl Mlr.moro.... 2.00
A. (I. Piper, '2.00
Fanihy Crawford, 2.00
MlnlUi UU'hurtlxou 2.00
JUST THINK OF IT! It is nearly the longest day of the year, you couldn’t
more than you can stop the eager cash buyers from crowding our counters for the
of Georgia, while our goods have been selling rapidly. We have been buying
York buyer has loaded us down with that class of goods which has recently
with a stock of goods from 10 to 20 per cent, below market value. These j_
few weeks before our buyer goes for more goods. In order to get the cash and more
For a Limited Time We will Inaugurate for
!A CUT PRICE SAJ
READ-THINK-ACT!
Now is the Time to Make Your Purchas
Total
a.uo
Court adjourned.
Sii,\h Tyoaiit, Clerk.
K inoii'a ISvive (.ml Hone ( II cures
Klkumntlsm, Cuts, Soma, llmoa mid
‘••dies, for lO’,
It nail Notice.
Georgia Rkuiiikn County,
T»* all whom it may eoneoru.
All poisons Interested are hereby nntlflod that,
U tin jroml cause tie shown to \\ w com raw, an t»r
dor will he granted hy the mulomlmied, on tho
tlrst Monday In .Inly next, c^tahllHlng a change
In the WHIacmiehee and Alapaha road, com*
tnene.lnu at Kllsha Tucker s and tiolnu towards
Alapaha. Alter orosslntr the hrandn to turn
down the hraueli, and po Into the old toad at the
edge of a laiRo lint, so as to run mi the south siilc
(d a certain Ih-hl Instead of the north side, as
heretofore, and discontinue the old piece of road,
will Iw of public utility, 1
At,so, cHtuldlMhlittf a new limit, cmmnenclnjiat
the county line at what Is known as the Luke
lord, mi WUIaeooeliee ercek, ami ruiiidotr In the
dlreetl<m of the Robert’* Iniditu, oil the Alapaha
flier, hy the residenco ami 11irmi; h llm laiids of
I AMU Luke, Frank Re**, W. M. Roe, Htupheu Itnh-
nrtH^and VAllah Tucker, to the puMJe road near
thu liver brlujte on road leading to Alapaha.
.InnciPd, RM5. ,1. I. Pai ii n, t'hairnmn,
Jhuird I,'minty Otiumlssloneit*.
Figured Lawns, value 6c.,
CUT PRICE
Only 3c. per yard.
Figured Muslins, value t ^c.,
CUT PRICE
Only 9c. per yard.
French Ginghams, value iSc.
and 2^c.,
CUT PRICE
Only tic. and 16c. per yard.
Linen Lawns, value 60c.,
CUT PRICE
Only 42c. per yard.
Yard-wide Heavy Sheeting,
value 7c. Cut Price, only
4 ; i’c. per yard.
5-4 Table Oil Cloths, all col
ors, value 25c. Cut Price,
only 15c. per yard.
Ladies Opera Slippers, value
75c. Cut Price, only 44c.
per pair.
Ladies’ Tan Oxford Ties, val
ue $2.25. Cut Price, only
$1.49 per pair.
3,500 prs slioes below value Jo close
Scotch Snuff, value 5c.,
CUT PRICE
Only 2|c. per box.
2- pound Tomatoes, value 10c.
CUT PRICE
Only 6c. per can.
3- pound Tomatoes, value 15c.
CUT PRICE
Only 9c. per can.
Tooth Picks, value 5c.,
CUT PRICE
Only 2$c. per box.
SEE OUR GROCERIES!
Summer necessities.
Mosquito Nets, Fans,
Hammocks,
Ice, Ice Cream Freezers,.
Fly Fans, Fly Catchers,,
600 Pairs Pants,
75 Dozen Suspenders-,
78 Dozen Shirts,
500 HATS,
10,000 yards Laces and Embroid
eries below value to close.
Thousand of articles wc cannot
mention for want - of space. Our
stock must be sold. Get prices else
where and then see ours,
Our Summer Clearance Sale is Now
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