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lUK (iAZKTTF : TIFTO^l, GA., FRIDAY, JULY 5, 1895.
Fair, .1 uly 10,11 and 12,1895,
Bybuyiiody will come to the Fair to see the Iiih* display of fruits, grains and vegetables of all kinds, and
Evkuyonf ought to visit our store and seethe fine display of goods of all kinds, but the pri
ces will lie especially interesting, as they will be lower than we have ever sold before, and we have
Been in Business over Eighteen Years.
Being the oldest house in the
city, with an established reputa
tion, carrying the largest stock,
buying in large quantities, sell
ing for cash, puts us in a posi
tion to sell cheaper—
Standard Goods,
TAKE A PEEP.
At our immense lint- of Hardware uml Ocncrul Merchandise before
making any purchases. Everything und anything you muy need going
at unheard id' prices for the lour (irand Speeia! Bargains Days.
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than any house in the city.
We will adhere strictly to all
PRICES /. ADVERTISED,
and refund cheerfully money on
any goods that are not entirely
satisfactory.
,j u L Y —I- DON’T FORGET the DATES --3S-J tj l y-
10,-1 1,-12 &-13,-I895.::-" U ' J1 ' 1 1 UHUJjf UIC Uft. I L.O . jj|j|,o,-11,-12-AND-13,-l895.
Visit our store, make il Headquarters while in the city and we will endeavor to make it pleasant and profitable for all.
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SHOES.
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TIME IS LIMITED.
Tliero inu time in 1 In* ulTsiiisnf everv item when lie sin
uml lilisllc, NeekiilK I lie Ii|j;;^niii(lizeiin III «*1 -elf .ilmve
it time is llie present. Time is limited ;il \\ . •)
(jnmla Stile, Ymi must hasten t<»
or MtilVer the punjf of paying higher
DRY-GOODS.
ChiNoouM-SimpHon V. (iiirner
I’ueilies, rej'iilnr ",.Jc*. Then* a
heat* uml giinr.inlet’ll snlqt «
Heat Slttmitml Calico, j \e,
-Calico, gaunt,
CIhtUh, Ih'hI | W\
jIlleueliintC, .|i\
‘(Slicclmg,
<iitigliitmn, jc.
Checks, good,
N anl-vvide hlouihiug, ^c\
.|-.| Sheet ing, heal, | |c.
Swiss Lawns, ,p’.
I lest Salines, 1 »S,Jc.
Double width Cassimcrc, if*’
I landkcrchicfs, lull size, o.jc
I,allies’ I lose, u p*,
CorselK, -* \c,
Hull I lire a d,. 15 hulls, me.
y^llniiH, 5c, per gins-.
I .allies Cndervesi*,, n.je.
Challie, per yard, ,v} cents.
< Biting Manni’l, pel yard
Ciinglmm dress pallerns,
lo piece, all Htanilanl gum!
>11 lil pod np his loins
lilt hint's else. Snell
Til l’s ll.irj.rain I )rv
Lanlagt mI this .special sale,
Im similar ginuls later on.
p t. tip. |-H
Tun
I )ia 1 ’mda hill Ion .
«>JC,
Sd
(1 love grain,Imt (on \ lace 70‘.
“ “ '• ** “ I ,1 HI,
Kid patent tip, hnttoii, j.iio.
i lls In
calf
lines,
ilines,
lines,
M
. Mens
•f )ur $
t >nr M * s h«»e
I ()nr g.s 1 1 slmi 1
| ()ur | ,nu shoe
II hn ^.ih 1 shoe
use,
l.|n.
only t .75.
1 n» I \
only
only d*5 n -
only 1.25.
I Although there Inis been nn ntl-
I Nance on shoes from mlo 25 per
(Cent., we are still selling them as
i low as ever. ImiII line of Plow
shoes amt Grogans cheap.
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NOTIONS.
I ’mil' • thread, o.|e.
iSIx.coi'^1 thread, I'ui* 50.,
Pins, | papers, full count, >c.
Needles, ,| papers full count, 5c.
Laces und embroideries, 1 c. \md
and up.
Full llnu cd‘ Hosiery, in Blacks,
Tunis mill Fancies,
I .ill'll.' ifiul complete assortment of
II ibhnus, in the latest shades.
I.udii'H Collars, llimn, mi'.
All of nllr cut ire lino of Kmhroid*
Ol'ioS, I.IIOOH, Edging*. LuWIIS.gO
ni actual wholesale oo»l on
ilhovo dales,
l.udlos Silk Mils, Joels.
I’iulcr*hirl*. wnrlli ye.. only .us'.,
Ovcrshirts, “ o .ik',,
I > ii 11 drawers, only ,>^o.
Mon’s hull' huso, 10.
Gauze Cndorshirts 170.
Moil’s l.inon .i-ply eollurs, esje.
Moil's Ihlllirlggan shirts, 24c.
Mon si trow n Balhriggan shirts, 10,
Full lino of pull und full dross
Shills.
Cnlmmdcrcd Shirts, pic.
I.uundored shirts, .pic.
Suspondors, l.onthor hound, 1S0.
I .uundored Negligee shirls, 400.
Men's I lose, only o.|o.
Full and complete lino of men's
Neckwear to ho closed out cheap.
Largest uml most complete lino
of lints in the city. The prices are
interesting, cull und see them.
ALL WOOL,
And u “Yard Wide" uro W. O.
Tift’s t irand Bargains in Clothing.
All-wool (poods us cheap (is the
shoddy, worthless stuff, other mcr-
ohulits are olVorinjj. “The tailor
makes the man,” and If you want
your wile or sweetheart to think you
the handsomest man at the fair, liny
your clnthinp' from Tift.
CLOTHING?
Men’s Sack Suita, l;'!J,!}5.
“ All wool Cheviot enita, til,00.
“ •* “ Itoiiiid Sack suits
“ “ “ Srpnirt*SnoK suits 4,00
" “ 11 Square Sack an IU 4,60
“ “ “ FiueGbcviotsuila 0,00
“ ,l “ Cutaway atiita, 8/t0
“ “ Clay Worsted cut
away suits, 11,00
" ’• “ Clay Woratedcut-
awav suits,itt lilaeks and blues, 7,50
Moleskin pants, ,05
“ pants, heavy, ,75
“ pants, heavy, H7|c.
Corduroy pants, henvv, .1,25
.leans pants, warrauteil not to rip ,30
Jeans pants,extra,warranted not
to rip, 40
Jeans pants, extra heavy, war
ranted not to rip ,115
.leans pants, our 'nest, ,S8
Cottoniulc pants, ,50
Cottoiiade pants, extra heavy, 1,00
All wool, black cheviot pants, 1,00
All wool, black cheviot pants, 1,50
Our wool pants worth $1.50 only 1,00
Our wool pants, worth 2.00, only 1,25
Our wool pants, worth 2.76, only 1,76
Our wool pants, worth 8.00, only 2,00
Our wool pants, worth .’1,50, only 2,50
Our wool pants, worth 4.00, only 2,76
Our wool pants, worth 4.50, only 8,00
()ur wool pants, worth 5.00, only 8,75
Our wool pants, worth 0.50, only 4,50
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All the rest of our stock of punts
which is the hugest in town, will
on at half price on the above dates
Full line of trunks,that (p> for cost
on the above dates,
F.verytliinK Standard and (pinrun-
teed.
A SURPRISE.
Mrs. Bruin's (tank movement comes as a painful surprise to the bold
kidnipper. A pleasanter surprise awaits the housekeeper who visits
VV. C). Tift's store. There she will find a complete and fresh stock of
(rroeerics at astonishingly low prices; no compromise with oleomargarine ;
no winking at adulterations. Strictly pure food ut unheard of bargains.
Goblets 13c. set.
Rakes, handled, 2tc.
LoNtg shovels, handled, .j5c.
Short ” “ 45c.
Long “ spades, 40c.
Humes, 12c. Drawing knives, 45c.
Squares, 40 cents.
! Squares, (Ragle) 70 cents.
Hand saws, 50 cents.
Mincing Knives, 10 cents.
Fgg beaters—.best—14 cents.
Bridle hits,—lies}—10 cents.
Flow lines, j| rope, 10c.—4-for 25c.
GROCERIES.
Good collee, only 19c.
I’otash, best, 4 balls for 35c,
Sardines, 4c., 6 for 25.
I’eas, jib can, 8c.
Tomatoes, 2ll> can, Sc.
Oysters, 05c. Salmon, 1 ic.
lib. Baking Fowder, 15c.
Flour, Best, Guaranteed, 65c.
Starch, <81 hn for 25c.
Granulated sugar, 24111s $1.00,
Best rice, 22lbs, ti.no.
Baskets, from 4c. up.
Brown sugar, 28 lbs ti.oo.
Cut Loaf sugar, 4 Ihs only ic,c.
Olives, Imported, only 25c.
Mackerel, 10c. Peaches, I2}c,
Laundry Soap, 12 bars, 25c,
Tobacco, worth 40c., only 25c,
New line of fancy groceries just
received. Imported sardines, im
ported Cjueeu olives, imported olive
oil, French pens, Worcester sauce,
French soups, Durkee’s salad dress
ing, chipped dried beef, Butuvia
shrimp, cocoa, shredded cocoanut,
etc. Full line of all kinds of can
ned goods.
HARDWARE.
S«lhs. Nails, ti.no.
4olbs. “ small sixes, ti.00.
Traces, 40c. Humes, Iron hound.
Brooms, 19c. Collar Pads, 45c.
Tucks, 10 papers, 05c.
Dixie stocks with extra points,$1.95
Scooter stocks, 70c.
Brass pad locks, 14c.
Knives, 4c. to t2.n0.
Water Buckets, 13c.
Quart pails, 4c. Quart dipjiers 4c.
Screws, 8c, gross.
Axle Grease, 6 for 35c.
Tumblers, 14c. set.
MEDICINES.
Paregoric, 04c. Laudanum, 4c.
Batemans Drops, 04c.
Salts, 4c. lb. Sulphur, 24c. lb.
Sewing machinc'oil, 4c.
Blue Mass, 04c.
Calomel, per bottle, 08c.
Liquid Shoe Polish, loc.
Assufictida, 4c box.
Copperas,2c.ll). 1 qt. Ammonia, 9c.
British Oil, 7c. Vaseline, 7c.
Lamar’s Eye Water, 20c.
Sweet oil, 10c size, 08c.
Castor Oil, 10c size. 08c.
Benzine, “ “ 08c.
Rad way’s Ready Relief. 45c.
Porous Plasters, 10c.
Full line of Hats in straws, crush
es, etc., the largest and best line in
town.
Do not forget to see our Clothing
on the above date, we will save
you money.
Don’t forget; Grand
Bargain Days, July
11, 12, 13 and 14.
On above (lutes we will pay railroad fare on alt purchases, of 810, not over 20 miles distant; on 815,
not over 30 miles distant; on 820, not over 40 miles distant. 'T*■“ 10,h *^* n i- 1 - 1 >"‘ h »»j*»*>•«»
tXrTuxxUcfc'spsr Haul »ny nUwr Ihhim tn tl» city, fall .nil Ui I'onvinml uun w»will iln .11 muy.^(3
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