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Official Organ City of Tifton.
terms of rntmcmmoK:
One Ycft'r
SIX Months
Throe Months
WVAWABf.V IN ADVANCK.
.*100
50
Entered at the portofBce, at Tifton, Georgia, a
mail matter of the second elaaa.
Ult. OKO. M. tVKST0N in the (iA/.Krrs's Mi
ll tnorized audit at Enigma, who will receive
and receipt for nuliacrlptlona and all dues to the
paper and contract for joh work, etc.
firof. ,T. M. FATTEN I* an authorized agent
1 for the Gazktth, and w ill receive and receipt
for subscription* ami does to the paper j a* well
a* contract for work.
\oticc to Patrons.
riot think will run over fifteen ^thous
and, so a greater portion of the crop
of ’95, wag not an expectancy and in
this light we claim that our maiden
crop was phenomenal.
“A philosopher being asked by
what method he had acquired so
much knowledge, answered: “By
not being prevented by shame trorn
asking questions when I wad igno
rant.’ According to this notion, we
know an individual or two who are
liable to acquire enough knowledge
to split their heads wide open.” And
thus Jack Powell, of the Blakely Ob
server, emasculates anothdr old saw.
The completion of the Tifton road
'jLxrinn'*•'
The representatives of fourteen i
[For Bargains and New Goo<
AT THE LOWEST PRICES FOR CASH, 60 TO
on and after January i*t, ^dUrndpthm* j to Tht>ma»vtllo would, inevitably, re- bminey projector of this vast colizu-1
states were on the streets of this
place yesterday-indications of the | TLJ T Tp Tp T? Q ’V^LT J] j\f
flood tide on whose mighty —* "*— A ,— J 9 ^
current wilhbe bourne a new pros- Dealer In
The members of the big colony are i Dry-Goods, Notions, Shoes,. Groceries,
Hardware, Crockery,
M *» Fact Everything Usually Found in a General Store,
The site of the colony city has o
ten Kieoted. itwnibe io<»te* To See is to Be Convinced.
an, about twenty-three miles fropi
Abbeville, in Irwin county, and will °
be called “Maryapolis”—taken from GIVE ME A CALL,
-Mrs. Mary Fitzgerald, wife of tbejv4n5-ly. Main Street, TIFTON, GEORGIA. "
U) the Gazette will he lnvuriaWy C
VANCE. Till* applies to one and all.
Our reason for afloptlnK thin HyoMiin in that
fifteen year a* experience in Wiregruu# Georgia
Journalism teaeheH tut that,
Jt Is the fairest anil \ml, both for jmblDher
and patron;
Ity Ith f;tHof. enforcement, till! ftiilmrrilwr has a
hetter paj>er, and the publisher more friend# and
suit in the construction and extcntiori i tion moveipent in Indianapolis
of the Camtbelle road from Tallahas- The work of surveying the colony
see to Thomasville. This would be j lands is being pushed, and in a short!
only one of the results. Other sub-1 time they will be ready for allotment,
sfantial and permanent benefits would When this part of the work is!
ENOCH P BOWEN,
frequently said, let our people bend
1 their e
.... .. ..very energy to hitching on to' potent indications on every band that,
Miily mean* hy which anile,aide and • ' “ . • J t
(low in a steady stream As we have reached the big rush will commence.
fimnuy; 1
!r, 1# unfair muid a ndu> more jtc«od#.tlnui he
order#, awd thf.-n expert him to pay for them;
It Js M:o Hilly mean# hy which amluahle auo >
fraternal lciation# cm he maintained hetween Uio Southern Kai'way Go., at I if ton the home-seekers are coming to ueor-
p"idi«iier and patron; land other tilings will follow.—Thom-i gia-that they are here in force now-
1 r th :•«'.)*-yuM'iti r.ill ruin any othfr Inihl* , ° J
up##, where it. i# not jmuompanied hy credit' usvilie J. h. would satisfy any doubting Thomas.
^rJX2Z,T~* “1 Tta . 1.1,,,«w,,r mt Abbeville lb. c.,m.ry|.
Tin* pajWT, a# it noy; annuls, ua roprismitaiivp ( j M; f ni jj «- ro werH, are forming :x per- surrounding it will be benetitted by j
i’my'i'ci'anrth.! iiLmcyaikea for it, in-; nuDK’iil. organization by which they Oiis influx of new forces—that its
mud t<» iBuJm it. htiti^ir pvury month. io tho#o |■ jjitcnd to fhdit for more favorable j antages \v i 11 uttiuct to it and <ill; ^
who arc willing to pay'for it, tvo aru anxiou# to J h
j?,; >*,,• -t-f. nothing t»< h«* naifutd hy foroiiiK | railroad nites
it on uf,b«nm I of the move made by tin.
On tho first dav of .January, wo ahull drop! - .
rrom rmr:i ,.u Uo.-.o j„ uroitr#, im.i proof'd t.» j iruif, growers the past, season, in pre .
oolluot Oicmonry. Ilutwoon now and mir j tilC;iE Cf mse to the interstate J - Conroe has just sold a tract of: _
..•riis-i ">•.!• mi y.,n mw,Ui cmii.icncc, u, ( . j commission, which ease is still pend.; 10,000 acres to a home-seeking party j "TD
lioKi, v/ay t<» k;ot rid r.f him In <«> pay Jdm up and j U~n „ niM'u In ilii; rii/lit dircc- f r '”" V ' st ‘. ^ Illll l iiujuiries lill tile
.'rr,,i,i P1 „ r » »npn,u.M»uy;
him to mtt it our. Mfanwhile, wo propony toiflvc* j (J.iopmui are awake to the situation 1,1 regard to this section,
you the ji<'W*do»t, p.'ipm in poutliwuxt Guornia. , , , . , , . , * r ~~\ . 1
and will not be fialislicd with any The almost unprecedented hot
tiling short of justice. wave that lias swept over the
DKALEJi IN
The appearance of things hero, the ; Greneral ACercli ancli se
OB’ ALL KIoSTDS.
MISREPRESENTS NO GOODS AND GUARANTEES GOOD VALUES.
This is the outgrowth this section settlers is proven in the
(! corgi a increasing sales of property to people j
not connected with the colony. Mr. j
UNDERTAKER.
Stik.
Orders For All Sixes and Grades Filled Promptly.
* P. * BOWEN
Near the ’B.- & W Depot, Tifton, Ga -
illr« In wruc
Tur. i.azivi i y. i*i m.miKsu comi*anv.
(i. \v. jri.iAN
'I’lm .itlanla Journal lias put in u
new Hoc. ciuudruple press, witli a ca
pacity of 18,000 an hour. It cost
#40,000, to place in position, and
does perfect work.
I,'tide Sam owes #1,120,903,470.
At the close of the war, in round
numbers, it amounted to #2,500,000,-
noo, In 00 years it. lias boon re
duced to less than one half
amount.
wave that lias swept over the eoun-
A newspaper has at least 5,000 try during the past fortnight lias been i
readers to J ,000 subscribers. A mcr- j general throughout the North and
client who puts out 1.000 hand bills; West; indeed, the mercury noitli of
gets possible 800 or 400 people to j Die Ohio river lias registered from ;
read them. The hand bills cost „s 1 0 to 20 degrees more heat than it
much as a good advertisement in bis' indicated in the southern part of the
home paper. All the women and
K. A. Ill)ck.
I Gulf states, This is owing largely
to the influence of the Atlantic ocean
Tim merchant' :l,uF the Gulf of Mexico which afford
girls and half the men and hoys read to the influence of the Atlantic ocean
Bankers and Wholesale Grocers,
TIFTON, GEORGIA.
lion. I*’. G
tainly be in
tor, to siiccci
Biguoii is said to oer-
lie race for l \ S. Htna-
I (len. Gordon. It is
the advertisements, me merctmnti"'*' ""* ' Public p:itron;ige is respectfully soHcited.andpromptat-
this i who iihor the newspaper has 4,500 i 11 'lclightful land and sea breeze that . 1 f „ 1 F
more readers. There is no estimat- teaches ns far inland as Tifton and tention given to the smallest as well as the largest orders. '
ling the amount of business that, ad-1greatly modifies the tein|ierature. So
vertising brings to
that each dollar
merchant, but! 001 ' friends from the North who are
invested brim's a i inclined to look upon the summer
PLANT SYSTEM.
(good return there is no doubt.-
I(, is with regret we notice
No. :u7.
Local
No. 80. I No. *7.
also said that a new daily paper will
soon be started in Waycross to advo
cate his candidacy. time to time the fictitious recording i or extreme of heat than this south | Dally ox ' “gcr 11 " | lu iter”’
Dally
•iix. heat of this Southland ominously Will TIiud Table No. 7». Ill isrrect at 12:01 O’clock, a. in., Sunday, August 4,18DI5.
take note that almost, always, the j iikai) downward
from North and West will indicate a great-
F—8
Read upward.
No. 88.
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South Gandimi politics becomes: <>f lynching bees, or their gross exug-1 Georgia country. Our extremes of
more of a paradox In us every day.! oration by some of the most worthy heat and cold are not so great asfur-
T)m latest from ihe South Carolina 1 of the northern press, Wo have had ther North, hence our agreable dim-
constitutional convention is that they | instances recently that came under ate, which is so beneficial to throat
defeated a resolution to introduce an I our personal notice that we know did i and lung troubles. Another argu-
nrticlu inii> the new eonstitiilion for not have any foundation to begin ment in onr favor is, while we read
the prevention of intermarriugo of with, being well aeipiaintcd with the: of sun stroke in tho North claiming
blacks ami whites, which, to
tents
j Hu inlay.
«er
Daily
-STATIONS.
rassen-
j per
I Daily
No. 00
Passen
ger
Daily
in-j section in which they were reported its victims by the score,'* ii; is un-
While we
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tils and purposes, puts the seal of j to have occurred. c think that our j known in south Georgia,
c convention’s approval on imsce- j northern contemporaries should seek j do not deny that tho sun
in matters of sueli moment as these brighter, owing to a clearer atrnos- " p p
i\ iicIicnI wniucn in ||| r to tell the truth, and know it to be phero, and that our heated term is';; ;;;;;
world arc Isadora Cousins, a widow tr " 0 ’ Mo "' t,K ‘>’ !” ,1,lisl ' tl "' r «P«'t-1 longer than farther north, covering j ;;;;;;;*
„f Smith America, #200,000,(100;! U 18 b,ul ‘■ >no "8 1 ' lo llllV1 ' rot ’ tn ' < l ‘ho months of June, July, August j ;<; M .
Ilottie Green, a widow of New York ’ ""® h fu ' !to w,u ‘ n tIu ‘- v ‘ lo ownr ' '’"t: and September, we have left eight}, Jg
•ity, !{vOO,000/M)(); IIju'oiichh Uunlcttc*
to concoct* Rome lictitioun talc of
we have left eight ,
months of tho year of as delightful
such outrages is heaping insult upon climate as one can desire, so that woij
i* * injury and is not calculated to aid in will venture to sav that if our friends *
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C'oupjit, the woman banker of Kng
land, $20,000,000, Mind.
#15,000,000; Mary Garrett, of Haiti- ! 1,lottin « 0,lt 8CUtio " nl fuoli,1 8. ' v ' llic1 ' spend one whole year with us, they a. m.
more, sister of the Iptc Hoht. Garrett, j '* Ul ° dc8ip0 of evi *'T Hgltt*thinking; come to the conclusion that ours
#10,000,000; Mi'll*. I loleska, of l!us- Wl,ilc wo (1 " " ot i Ilstif y tl,is *** perhaps the best,all-tlie-year-round
-ia #10o00 000 relic of barbarism, we dare say that; climate, and that they will have no
if our northern brethren were the desire to spend another amid the
Notice is given by the postollice ()IIVH w ] loso hearthstone was touched ! frigidity of the North.
department that bids will he received! t | u . v would ho the first to lend their * . .
ilri »,SI, for I| j.. l, ril , s i„ B j„ MlM . s»por,„toml.„t,rf|.bl,c.oUool.
(■ni't'uSiwr tin. timiiu <1.wm it. .i , v . * J i in Georgia have received a nrcular
stiZ rnu I ™ I? upon the head ot the perpetrator; ,f 0|n Stau< Schoo| Commis .
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S—Ttejiulai* stop. 1*—Stop on signal.
Direct connection mode »t Wsynross wall tlinmeli l’nlliniui Slecnlnc Cur* for St. I*nil».
toOii-tlt.i Uoi-o„i...t. >1 I ..ii . * ... i ... .
.Wontirninerv..Vnshvllle. Saviuitmli, <'harleston, ami nil points nnrtli; nl«n Tampa and St. AnifUSttnc
HecUnlnjt t'nuir l.'nv* between Waycross and Monttromerv, via Thotnaavillc.
II. DUNHAM, II. W. WltLN'N. ' IIEO.W. COATES,
Oonor.U .Superintendent, 1*. T. Mng’r. Savannah, Oa. D. 1*. Act., ilrunawlokG*
Agt., Ilrunawlckl.a
t:;-——v
Baldridge & Fulwood,
service for the southern states. All | fi, u i rc lics of just the same crime you
inloi mation, lists of routes, etc., fur- [ are censuring the south for.
nislied by the ‘2nd assistant Tostmas-
ter General, Washington, I), G. <)H '' flubbing List. .
w ‘ i 1 i • The Gazette otter* the following pit-
\V lido the peach crop of I ifton for. pop* nt rodueed rates, to cash subscribers,
’itfi, Was a success, there are those! Hl *"dliig both pnpeis one year at the
, , , . . , prices named:
who aro ready to criticise and say '
,i . i . , j I tie Oa/.i'.ttt'. and the
Ih.U it did not come Up to expootn- j Now York Trl- Weekly World, lyr #L,B0
tions, Such critics do not stop to do. Atlanta Weekly Constitution. 1.U3
think tlmt a great, bulk ot the
Atlanta “ Journnl,
: “ Tho Yankee Made, lioston,
whs marketed from two-vear-old “ Rural Now Yorker,
., ., * ,1 Snv. News twice a week,
trees, Lhe number ot three ami
- ,, Until Oct, l*i, we will present a year's
ycai- ild Goes is small, com par-, subscription to the weekly Journal with ,
ed to tiie many thousands that have l ’ a °h , ’ ns|1 y#»rly subscription, or for L.
been planted in the last l^. “ ll, «mcnt of over eight month’s I w
: sioner Glenn asking to indicate on n
map of his county the • position of
each school house in his county. In
addition to the school houses of the
county, tho colleges and universities
are to be also designated, the object
being to make a school map of the
State by counties and giving the lo
cation of each school house
map is to be used in the State
national exhibit at the Atlanta Expo
A N ’J)
Tift oil,
PAULK BUILDING,
Greoi*a-ia.
4
CL SLACK,
:::-;"'.v!Contractor and Builder,
State s edu- A ■
AND WHALER IN
i-S.'i sition, but it will lie of great value as
J'Sjl a map of reference long after the r»
l.nri! exposition is forgotten. -Worth Local. '
First afraid you’ll die. Then afraid
ou want. That’s dyspepsia. Dr.
two years. 1 arrears.
iVestmorehuid's Calisaya Tor.ic
sale bv Jake W. Paulk.
J ) r V ' •»' 11 )
HARDWARE,-
For ^ P-A.HSTTS, Eh O I LS, E
Tifton, : : : : (•
3 ETC.#
eorgia.