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TIFTON, GA., FKUD^T^ OCTOBER 4, X89I5*WB||
THE CAUSEOFItT
The Tifton Gazette
l - _ The best argument against, the
Pfopwtor? i {r ™ silver idea ia tbc premit 'P r,ce
_ i t
This seasoil's crop, and the price
at which it is being sold is a practi?
I cal demonstration that the price of
: this staple is regulated, almost en
tirely, by the law of supply and de
mand. While it is perhaps true
that speculators cause tempo ray fluc
tuation in the market at times, any
thing like a permanent substantial
rise must result from a demand for
! the article itself. ,
While the increased price is due,
i to some extent, to a short crop, the
chief cause is the fuct that there is a
larger demand by the mills of our
1 own country and of England, and
■ new markets have recently been
opened through the liberal policy of
Japun and other oriental countries.
We are at a loss to know just what
free silver friends will attribute
and good times to,
AT THE LOWEST PRICES FOR CASH, GO TO
R. LEE B OWEN,
] Dealer In
Dry-Goods, Notions, Shoes,, Groceries,
- Hardware, Crockery,
And In Fact Everything'Usually Found in a (Jeneral Store.
tkkmhof srnsntirnoN
(Jihs Year..'. • •
Hix Months
Three Month.*
Sm&lQN 3
INVAI1IAI1I.V IN AMVANOi:
Entereil at tin, |KWtolllce, ;it Tifton, fleorgla,
mail matter, of tin; sccotii! class.
REGULATOR
To See is tp Be Convinced
Are you taking Simmons Liver Reg-
ulatgr, the “King op Liver Medi
cines?" That is what our readers
want, and nothing but that. It is the
same old friend to which the old folks
pinned their faith and wore never dis
appointed. But another good recom
mendation for it Is, that it is better
than Pills, never gripes, never weak
ens, but works in such an easy and
natural way, just like nature itself, that
relief comes quick and sure, and one
feels new all over. It never fails.
Everybody needs take a liver remedy,
and everyono should talco only Sim
mons Liver Regulator.
lie sure you get it. The Reel 55
is on the wrapper. .T. H. Zellin &
Co., Philadelphia.
GIVE ME A CALL,
v4n5-ly. Main Street, TIFTON, GEORGIA,
Notice to Patrons
DEALER IN
Greneral Merchandise
OF A.LJL KINDS.
MISREPRESENTS NO GOODS AND GUARANTEES GOOD VALUES.
our
these good prices
since it bus all come about under a
democratic government, a Cleveland
and a sound money administration.
Ilow the South is Injured.
The Daltimore Manufacturers’ Roc-
it now ntamu. i»»ni|iMM!iitfttive j 0 rd has the following:
Several years ago the editor ot
The Manufacturers’ Record made a
personal appeal to the managers of
the press associations which furnish
j news to the daily papers of thocoun-
; try to give less attention to sensa-
j tional items from the south and more!
lo matters of business. It was point-
led out that for years sensational
! trash without limit had been sent to.
northern and western papers, wide,
matters of deep interest to the people
of all sections had been ignored. Un-;
i dor slid) conditions every street
brawl, every trilling row, which if
happening in other sections would
never have been heard of a mile j
away from whore it occurred, was
magnified into great prominence as a
threatened race war or a street duel
between loading citizen. 1 !, instead of a
street row between litw-brcaking, pis
tol-carrying bullies. Scarcely a dog
light was permitted to pass without
being use 1 as the basis for a sensa
tional dispatch north. I!y this means
the south has been woefully misrep
resented. The world has judged it
by the news which it has sent north
and west about itself, for most of this
sensational stuff has boon prepared
by its own people—men ready to (inti
a market wherever they could for all
such misrepresentation of their sec
tion, and, of course, northern and
western papers have taken what has
' been offered.
oriten, and then «*)>«:!.-Iilrn to j'.'.y rortimin,
It III till! «nly means l.y wlileh amlralile anil
fraternal relations can lie maintained lietwecn
publisher find patron;
If the crcdl*. system will ruin any other bind*
urm, where If. I a not accompanied hy credit
price*, then It will riiln the newspaper biudnow
unwell. Therefore, we drop It.
The paper, a* i
.me, both of tliU Hty and faction. It H worth
••very cent of the money naked for It, and we In
tend to make It better every month. To those
who are willing to pay for It, we are anxious to
wind it; we *co nothin# b» l*e gained by fore In#
It on other*.
On the IIrat day of January, we Hhall drop
from our ll*i all lliose in a ream, an l proceed to
collect the money, between now and then, our
representative will endeavor to nee every sub*
nerlber, and we ltd I you now, in eonfldetice, the
bent, v/ay to #et rid of him I* to pay him up and
let him go, for he Ii.im an abnormal appetite and
onr inr.tnte.Uonn to Htsiy until be Is paid. If be
ha* to eat It out. Meanwhile, we propone to give
>ou the newsiest paper lit Houthwest Georgia.
Your* to net v«,
Til Y. 0A/.I5IT I ‘ Pi ni.f-OlIMO Co Ml* AW.
SPECIAL BARGAINS
OFFERED BY
Orders Fur All Sizes and Grades Filled Promptly
Near the B. & W Dei^ot, Tifton, Ga
(i. W. JULIAN
E. A. BUCK
her. Price—$1700.
Farm of 122 acres, 40 acres cleared and
stumped, one of the finest farms in Hie
market, farm house and out buildings,
some irood fruit and only three miles
from Tifton. Price—$1800.
One lot of land within two miles of
Tifton, containing 490 acres. Only $0.00
per acre. ;
New modern frame house of 7,-rooms,
in llio host residence location of Tifton.
Corner lot, 100x200, good stable and large
garden. House plastered, everything
I i rs 1 -class. P ri eo—$2,200.
New frame house of 5-rooins, good wa
ter on north side of Central avenue, next
to the Cant. John A. Phillips’ property.
Lot 100x200, and within two minutes’
walk of depots. Price—$1100. Terms
easy.
One of the best little farms In Berrien
county, one and a half miles from Tifton,
near the O. M. Tift peach orchard; 40
acres cleared, 87 acres wild land, 77 In
all; frame house of 8-rooms, several ten-
nnt houses. The very best of peach land.
Price—$1800.
For particulars, address:
BALDRIDGE Ic FULWOOD,
v8.nlfl-tf.
Bankers and Wholesale Grocers,
TIFTON, GEORGIA.
Public patronage is respectfully solicited, and prompt at
tention given to the smallest as well as the largest orders.
L A N T SYSTEM
Tiinn Tallin No. 72, In Effect at 12:01 O’clock, a. in., Sunday, August 4, 1895.
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Tifton, Ga
H. A. YOUMANS
Mark Twain once said: “The true
Oeorgia watermelon iH a boon apart,
and not to be mentioned with com
moner tilings. It is chief of this
world’s luxuries, king by the grace
of Rod overall the fruits of the earth.
When one lias tasted it, he knows
what the angels eat. It was not a
(icorgiu watermelon that Eve took;
we know it because she repented."
Livery an Feed Stables.
First-Class Double and Single Teams to Hire.
Main Svbkbt, : : i TIFTON TA.
The I’nited Stales army are being
supplied with new rilles. They are
a small boro, rapid-lire gun, intended
to maim rather than kill. These new
guns are less cumbersome to carry,
and cun be tired as rapidly as a man
can pull the trigger, and will kill a
mile. They are il‘J‘caliber.
Direct connect Ion made at Wu.vcroM with through Pullman Sleeping Cara for St. Louis,
Montgomery, Nashville. Savannah, Charleston, and all points north; algo Tampa and St. Augustine
declining (’hair Cars between Wavcross and Montgomery, via Thomasvillc.
B. DENHAM. B. W. iVKKVN, ' GKO. W. COATES,
Gennr.il Superintendent, P. T. Mng’r. Savannah, Ga. D. P. Agt., BrunswickGa
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\ ct»Netimilta
» ic heft* mode.
Mitorfl Know Ion, of ilie Tribune,,
and liyrd, of the Hustler, up in,
Home, are indulging in a good deal
more chin music Ilian is becoming to I
I,hose little hoys these davs. While |
Editor Knowles seems to be in the
right, vituperation, or personal abuse, >
is never warranted in the public
prints. A plain statement of fuels
is tin 1 strongest condemnation of any!
wrong doer.
It’s a pitv Chicago can’t Hint some-j
thing to light. Last week th- Irish-;
Americans held a meeting there, de
clared Ireland free ai.d licked Eng
land in great style, with a great out- j
pouring of liver and enthusiasm. This j
week a meeting of Cuban sympathiz- j
cm was held and groat speech-mak- ,
ing and hurrahing indulged ii
the United b!tales called oti lo
niza them a? belligerents at nice.
Chicago needs an ullerative, or blood
purifier.
iviaj. (ecu. Nelson A. .Miles, com
manding the department of the At
lantie. with headquarters at Govern
or’s island, has succeeded Lieut. Gen
John M. Scliolield as coinniander-itv
chief of the United Slates army.
u tint 'h
l : .y/i Running;
t h nono In the World that
c. n c ■ ti In mechanical con*
struct; ,, <p.u v nbUJty of working
parts, ruicnctW of finish, beauty
In appearance, or has u« many
improvement* a* tho
ROOMS I AN» 2, PAULK BUILDING
on, - - - Gre<
Our Flubbing List.
I la; (l.v/r.vn. niter* the fallowing pn-
I". i" at ti iluoed rates, m i >-Ti siibscriber» h
Heading boili pupci-, one year at the
prices named:
Tho ti.u-.rm; ami the
Now Vork Trl-Weekly World, Iyr$t.fi0
iln. AUnuta Weekly I . ; uiminn. 1.08
" A' lain a •• ’ .l.),irnal, 1.28
II The Yaukt e ii! uii. Boston; t.tm
" itural New York, i, 1 7.7
Bay. News twice a week. 1.08.
I mil Oct. 81sl, we u id present a year’s
subscription to the weekly Journal with
each cash yearly subscription, or (or
each settlement of oyer eight month’s
arrears.
Contractor and Builder,
U hiwi Automatic Tension, Doubla Feed, nBko
on l-»th sideyof needle other haa
it; NVw Stand (driving wheel hinged
ni n<l jnstftbto centers, thus reducing friction to
tho tnmimum.
WRITE FOR C1RCU1.AR8
THE KEW HOME SEWING MACHINE CO.
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