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The Tifton Gazette.
FDIIUSHKD WEEKLY.
The Gazette Poblishing Company, Proprietors
Official Organ Olty of Tifton.
TERMHOF 8UBSCEIPTION:
One year *' 00
Bix Months ®
Three Months 28
IKVAIIUBI.V IS ADVAJiCB.
Entered at the postolllcc, at Tifton, Ocnrgla, a
mall matter of the scooml elass.
Ult.OEO.M. WESTON is the OA7.KTTK s au-
M thorlzed attentat Enigma, who will receive
and receipt for snliscrlptlons and all dues to the
pa|>er and contract for job work, etc.
r iT .1 M. I’ATTKN in an authorized tmant
for the tlA/.nrrB, and will receive and receipt
for snliscrlptlons and dues to the paper; as well
as contract for work.
\otlcc to Patrons.
On ami after .laruary 1st, IKsi, snliscrlptlons
in the Gazette will lie Invariably CASH IN AD
VANCE, 'Mils applies to one and all.
Our reason for adopting Ibis system Is that
fifteen years’ experience in Wlregrass lieorfjla
journalism teaches us that,
It Is the fairest and best, both for pnbllslier
and patron;
Jly Its strict enforcement, the subscriber lias a
better paper, and the publisher more friends and
money;
It, Is unfair to send a man more poods than be
orders, anil then expect him to pay fortliern ;
Ills the only means by which amicable and
fraternal relations can be maintained between
publisher and patron;
If tbit credit system will ruin any other bind-
i,ess, where It Is not accompanied by credit
prices, then It. will ruin the newspaper business
•is well. Therefore, we drop It.
The paper, as It now stands, Isa representative
one, both of this iclty and section. It Is worth
every cent of the money asked for It, and we fa-
gjngflB
THE GAZETTE: TIFTON, GA., FRIDAY, OCTOBER 11, 1895,
£ [ fvl U 0 M S
M'VfX.'iWScA.
REGUE.AT
Warning *Word«:
The Gazette has been wary of of
fering advice to that honest and hon
ored portion of our population who
feed the balance of 11s—for a consid
eration, because it lias always sup
posed that those who till the soil are
in a position to know more about
farming than the man who plows
with a—lead pencil. Nor lias it any
advice to offer just now, but it may
be pardoned for sounding a note of
warning.
Tins year the yield of farm prod-1
nets iri Georgia, and throughout the
union, has been almost unprecedent-
Aro you taking Simmons Live;: Rsa-
ed. The great reduction in the cot- ulator, the “King or Live?. Medi-
1 cines?” That 13 v/hat our readers
want, and nothing hut that. It is tho
ton acreage over that of last has nut-
! orally resulted in a most gratifying
same old friend to which the old folks
I advance in the price of the staple,! pinned their faith and were never dis-
, 1 . . , ; appointed. But another good recom-
the figures just now being about} mf . nflntlQn 'r or lfc ia .that it la mtiteii
'! mendation for it is, Uiat it is BETTER
’ double what it wag at this time last 1 than Pillb, never gripes, never weak-
I fall. The unprofitableness of the I ens, bat works in such an easy and
, 1 ,. .natural way, just like nature Itaolf, that
croj) at that time caused a hog and : re ]j e f CO mca quick and sure, and one
! hominv campaign to be inaugurated j feels new all over. It never fails,
all over the South, and this, combined I Everybody needs take a liver remedy,
and everyone should take only Sim-
with the large and varied food crop | mor)B River Regulator.
now being harvested, places the ag-! Be sure you get it. Tho Red Z
riculturists in better shape than theyj is on tho wrapper. J. H. Zeilin &
j have been in since the war, and they! t '°’’ Philadelphia.
; are feeling good from center to cir-1 :
cumfcrencc. For all of which the I SPECIAL BARGAINS
whole country has cause for thank-1
.
For Bargain^ and New Goods
AT THE LOWEST PRICES FOR CASH, GO TO
R. LEE BOWEN,
Dealer In
Dry-Goods, Notions, Shoes, Groceries,
Hardware, Groekery,
And In Fact Everything Usually Found in a General Store.
To See is to Be Convinced.
GIVE ME A CALL,
v4n5-ly. Main Street, TIFTON, GEORGIA
ENOCH P BOWEN
DEALER IN
Greneral IVTerchancLise
OF ALL KINDS.
MISREPRESENTS NO GOODS AND GUARANTEES GOOD VALUES.
UNDERTAKER.
tonil in rnukit It. better icvrry month. To tlmac j f.dnCHH.
who tiro willing t" pay f<ir It, wo tiro noxious to
„„„l It; W(. .Cl! nothing to be gained by forcing |
If, on other*
OH ||„.. Drat ilav uf January, we ahull .lroji, . , , .
mceti t„ getfulness in one particular—that is,
lint there is danger that the pres- j Real Estate.
/
OFFERED BY .
BALDRIDGE & FULWOOD:
cut price of cotton may lead to for-
lal
l.c
I rmn our Mat all Ulnae In areara, un:l prim
collect tim immcy. iiittwc.cn now ami tbmi, our it may cause too much Cotton to
rcnrrsciitutlvc w ||| endeavor to Ron every stilt- , , , . ,, i . r
acrlbcr, ami we tell you m,w, In cmlldence, Urn | pllllltcd next year, to tile OOglcct of <)n(J 1() , ()f , nn)l 4 m ji cg f rmn Tifton, On
boat way to tret rid or Mm I* to pay iitm itp ami I fooA crops am! meat supply. Over- good rond, excellent fruit land contain-
|,I„. go, for be baa.... : production was cleaily responsible | 41,0 wn». price—f2.250.
o»r I.iairm tiona to atay .Hitll Im la ptiiii, If III.! 1 . | One farm of 75 acres, 2 miles from
baa to cat it out. Meanwhile, wo propiss. n.Rivc f,„. the ruinous decline in Hie price I tovvn) 40 ncr , !9 cleared,line ridgoland for
yon tim nowaieat paper in sotitiiwcat corR a. () f ( , oUon !u|( | (|,-, H overproduction peaches, ,'5-room frame house tmd two
voora in Horvt*, ’ , ! tenant houses. Price—|t:J00.
Tnr. OAZRrrf. it iii.iatiiso i iiMpAxt. ' was also responsible for the neglect
ins,
E.
mi® d"u ijyiMj uuDBS, AlffllVS 111
Orders For All Sizes and Grades Filled Promptly.
* P. "BOW E N ,
Near the B. & W Depot, •Tifton, Ga-
A
'Flu' fruit, and melon growers
linked to meet iii Albany on Novem
ber “it, This convention 1ms a sort
of “ui'lrr-llie ball-is-o\or
us,
Muj. .1. W. Ilanlon,
T Ik
These facts
$11100
One lot of land containing 400 acres
I, - do! 2 miles from O. S Ay F, Railroad and 10
ir; : not I the sliglilest proof or argu-! mil( ? . 8,,,|U ‘ (,f Tl f lol, .;“ “ cr<!a !
1 n ; good improvements, 400 acres saw tint-
I nicnt to cubsianlinU' them, nor should j her. I’ricc—$1700. |
. 'it lit- necessary to sound this warning j Farm of 122 acres, 40 acres cleared and
M,,,| hd loi ^ | stumped, one of I he llncst'farms in the I
'11* 1 1101 '■"ildrii prosperity eaiiHC so I market, farm house and out buildings
manv men to forget, how the bridge •mine good fruit and only threo miles
veteran | ■ i , , i from Tifton. Price—$11100. i
One lot of land within two miles of
G. W. JULIAN.
E. A. BUCK.
I lie (iii/.e! le.
I ion to ! lie lieople
that earrlod llicin safely over the
speak, Tifton, containing 400 acres. <Inly $0.00
It will ho the part of wisdom to j I >cr ftcrc '
; New n
1SC ! in llie host residence location of Tifton
,. , , , , , • New modern frame house of 7-rooms, i
lightly decrease rather than increase! t.. >■... _„„t,t t„„..,m.. „p 'etf,..„
Soul 11 west I o'orgia journalist, is with , ^ u ;ls enustmeted, so to
le needs no inlrodtie-
of iliis section of
the stale,
Frank L. Stanton, of
lion, went to see the .Midway folks I and the meat erop as well. When j Now frame house of 5-rooms,'good wa-
I this is done when our farmers have i tcr 0,1 " orlh »! ,ie of CenU ' 11 avcnue ' ” cxt
; Bankers and Wholesale Grocers,
T I FTON, GEORGIA.
Public patronage is respectfully solicited, and prompt at-
il'ie ! "' n,n f ! u " ot, ' ( '.'' y " lir ' i gniVl'cn.'"‘ibmmf^p'la^tcrcHl^h'ov^ythlng! tcntion given to the smallest as well as the largest orders,
o Consult!-1 increase tho food crops, if possible, first-daBS. Prlco—$2,200. : ----- - ,
well. When
at the exposition, ain’t then wrote a
pathetic, song untitled, “Good bye,
my I lollar, good bye.”
The Albany Herald says “Some
people seem to think that newspa
pers ouglil to llourisli on wind.”
While that may be true, Htill no good
ran lie derived frohi blowing so
much about it.
to the Onpt. John A. Phillips' property,
this idea uppermost in their minds at j hot 100x200, ami within two minutes'
the lime of pitching their crops each w,llk ' of ,lo ' ,,,ts ' l'ricc-$1100. Terms
year then ami not until then may
we hope to have uninterrupted pros-
PLANT SYSTEM.
purity-
(t. will he well for all concerned
to recognize the fact that supply and
demand regulates the price of cotton.
The Cuban pal riots are gaining
ground rapidly, and severe lighting
may lie expected in the near future.
“Cuba l.ibrc” is the war slogan, and
liberty or death is the determination
of ('ulmn patriots everywhere,
“Georgia is the greatest stale in
the South, Berrien is the greatest
county in the slate, and TiftoiU is the
gvden spot of the world," remarked
an enthusiastic Tiflonile a few days I
ago. Thu (iazette seconds the mo-]
lion.
lepots. Price—$1100,
easy.
One of the best little farms in Berrien
county, umt and n half miles from Tifton,
near tho O. M. Tift pencil orchard; 40
acres cleared, ‘47 acres wild land, 77 in
all; frame house of 8-rooms, several ten
ant houses. The very best of peach land.
Price—$1400.
For particulars, address:
BALDRIDGE tc FULWOOD,
v5-n 15-tf. Tifton, Oa.
When the former is greater than the
latter, the inevitable result is that the j _______ ___
producers suffer. Keep the present! xL* X UUItIaJjISi
tidal wave of prosperity rolling on
ward by continuing the methods |
that, originated it. Do this, and all
will continue to he well.
Now the esteemed Constitution:
lias turned its attention to the task
of defeating < 'apt. Turnur in tho j
eleventh district. This is the worst,
break of all c\en worse than its op- ,
po it ton lo the democratic party.
Time Tnblo No. 72, III Kfft'et. at 12:01 O'clock, a. in., Sumlny, AiiruhI 4, ISOS.
Ilea trnown Ward " ; p:v
HEAD UPWARD.
No. J27.
laical
Frolgbt.
Dally cx
Sunday.
Guile a number ol prosperous j I’.erncn is now om>''(,f tho host, ad-
• eorpia towns never thought a lire vertised eon lilies lit the state, and it
lepui intent necessary until a disas-; g ; ,n ( ,f n kind that, is ealculnted to
"ivinccd I hem \ result in great gt.od to tliis section.
.... ■.xsag>«t;^r/^4fcfibtjiStfe§
Livery an Feed Stables.
First-Class Doable
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11. & W. Shops
Brunswick
Southern Crossing
Eleven Mile Turnout
Jamaica
Waynesville
Atkinson
Du la ton
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Schlatterville
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McDonald
l’earson
Kirkland
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l’oulan
Isabella
'Willingham
Davis
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Albany
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S— rtcRulurstep. F—Stup on Klgnnl. .
Direct rmmeetinn matte at Waycross. with tlirotttrh Pullman Sleeping Cars for St. Louts,
Montgomery,Nashville, Savannah,Charleston, ami all points north; also Tampa ami St. Augustine
lletJInliiR Chair Cars between Wnvttross and Montgomery, via Timinasvitle.
11. DCNIIAII. It. W. WRENN. OEO. W. COATES,
br.ll St ' ‘ - -
Cetibr.u Superintendent,
P. T. Mng'r. Savannah, (>a.
D. P. Agt., JtnmswIckGa
.lti‘lge II, II. Ilowet' i“ being picm
iucntlv luculimicd in comicctinn will
llie ne\ 1 congi'cRsinmil nicu in iln
dialrict. The judge is an able am
capable jurist, Ims served the people j
• d the Albany circ.ttil. for years, and
is universally esteemed and respect-
ed.
While our Atlanta tricmls were
holered about tire-places during the
week, the people down here were
""ns
of
1
I j hustling io their shirt sleeves
' is ‘
the earth.
Baldridge .& Fulwood,
111!
is beyond doubt the best portion
V'yA
Our Clubbing List.
1 be (.ad.ettk offers the following pa-
ghi Running;
? *7]' ^ TV.nj ?; nono iu tho world that
' • c "- ii in mechanical con-
. ,, • i'£\ B(u(•>OttraliiUty of working
1 'tjSSi r ,ll ! ■» B’h'Uc >; of (ininh, beauty
i’, irt appo tiamc, or bu.8 as umoy
ROOMS l AND
Tifton,
PAULK BUILDING,
Greorma.
,c ... 1 . , .. 1 • 1 ptd'H at reduced rate’s, to 0fi8h 8Bli5cril)t*r9.
.Sound money means the kind of . HC mllr.g both papt-rs one year nt t!u>
money demanded bv tin
platform of IS'.i:'
equal pureliuMiig and thdit-paying!
power, nod so regulated by law dial j
neither eau'Irive the oilier out of
circulation, ‘i hat s the kind of mon
ey the democratic party is contending
for, and it. is the kind that poor ami
rich alike should have.
leumeralie ‘ I'l’lccs named:
gold ..mi -liver off'!^ ... ,,
New ^ ork In Weekly World
iiuprovuucuta tho
New Home
Automatic Tension, Double Feed, alike
< a Loth shir?* of needle (/Vj/i'w/p./fnbothiu htw
/fMkdrivinK wheel hinged
il; No\vSbjnd(/tf/<r«// .. . ..
< n r<!ntstable centers, thus reducing friction to
the minimum.
lyr $1.50
MliUila Weekly i-onslSlutioii. 1/m
Atlanta - '* JouMini, 1.2d
■ it and NewN'erUr, WRITE FOR CIRCULARS-! [)
^inta'^bin^csentuvS THE HEW HOME SEWING MACHINE CO.
subscription to tim weekly Journal with
* for Hut Kn\Mei».'N>,7'AL. ATunA.ib.
8. Gr. SLACK,
Contractor and Builder,
ALl
AND DEALER IN
0
7$ On
t.'itch (’anil yearly 8id»?cripfion, or
eaeii *u»tt)t;iiH*nl of^over right month's
art curs.
TOR 0ALC BY
J. G. Dedge, Tifton.
^ PAINTS,
! Tifton,
HARDWARE,
OITiS, .SB ETC. *
"Georgia.