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P H. A. Youmans is back
business trip to Waycross.
J. H. Knight, of Aitel, was a busi-
li' ness visitor in Tifton yesterday.
1 Three desirable dwellings and one
, business lxruse for sale, Sibley & Co.
■ C. H. Goodman spent Sunday m
Sycamore. On what business he did
not state. '
refuses
The Gazette never
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OF LOCAL GOSSIP
peas
potatoes, corn, etc., on subscription.
| Don’t forget this.
Get your prescriptions filled at
r ain St. Pharmacy, Jake W. Paulk,
'Proprietor.
IJudge L. E. Lastinger, of the
county court, was the guest of friends
in Tifton Wednesday.
Capt.,II. H. Tift and family re-
f turned from Atlanta and their north
ern trip Tuesday night.
Tarantulas ,are often found in
bunches of bananas. Dealers should
be caieful in pulling them off.
• Deputy marshal Oliver is a wid-
k ower this week, his better half being
on a visit to relatives in Worth.
Cobb & Carson,—Fire, Life and
Accident Insurance, Tifton, Ga
Hon. J. B. Norman, Jr., passed
down the Georgia Southern Wednes
day, on his way homo from Atlanta.
Miss Beulah Ford, of Ty Ty, after
spending a few days with relatives in
Tifton, returned home early in the
week.
Capt. McGuirt, Tifton’s clever
chief of police, has been on the in
valid list for u few days, with an in
flamed foot.
For stationery, blank books, fine
confections, tobacco and cigars, go to
D. A. Fulivood, Main street, Tif
ton, Ga.
It is said the sense of smell of a
young man in Tifton is so acute that
lie can tell when there is a dead let-
Her in the postoffice.
Mr. W. C. Spurlin’s new residence,
! bn Sixth street, is rapidly nearing
'^completion, and is one of the pretti
est locations in town.
The most disagreeable thing about
an ill-natured man is that he labors
,/ under the hallucination that every
body else is similarly afflicted.
STATIONERY—A beautiful line
just received at Main St. Pharmacy,
Jake W. Paulk, proprietor-
Capt. J. W. Tatum, an extensive
turpentine operator from Worth,
passed through Tifton Wednesday,
on his way to the Exposition. *
,vThe Julian, Love & Buck banking
establishment has been fitted up with
handsome wire netting, and marble
for the cashier’s window.
Insure your property with Cobb &
Carson, Tifton, Ga.
Cols. Malcolm D. Jones, of the
firm of Estes & Jones, and Col.Steed,
of Steed & Wimberly, of Macon, were
in Tifton on business yesterday.
lion. M. Henderson, of Irwin,
passed through Tifton last Friday,
en route home after attending the
annual mooting of the Grand Lodge.
It is a fact, but not a singular one,
that it takes only one whistle of the
big mill to get them to dinner, but it
. takes two whistles to get them to
cwork.
,v Rev. N. M. Templeton of Poulan,
Ga., will preach in the Methodist
church in Tifton on Thursday night,
14th inst. All are cordially in
vited.
W. 0. Tift is agent for the famous
"icCormick mowers and rakes. Ev-
yonc guaranteed.
A wagon load of turkeys was one
f the incidentals on the Tifton
rket yesterday. They were
it in by Mr. W. T. Garrett, of
an*r.
If you don’t believe we will do
tir job work as quick, as/good and
i cliefip as any house in the south,
Bt bring it here and let bis get a
ace at It.
A Mr. Harley and family, from
Madison, Ohio, came in on the jGeor-
a ; gia Southern'train Wednesday even-
ling. He will purchase land and lo
cate near here.
Rev. 1’. A. Jessup, of Cochran,
will preach in Tifton next Sunday.
He is the newly elected pastor of the
Buptist church here, and will proba
bly move to Tifton at an early date.
Capt Maynard, of the firm of L.
S. Shepherd & Co., has moved into
the upper story of their new brick
building. His former residence is
occupied by P. J. Strozer and family.
You can trade at Padrick Bro’s.,
and go home feeling that the money
is well invested.
Mr. J. W. Greene is out again af
ter his recent illness, and looking af
ter the postoffice business during the
absence of his father, who is suffer
ing from rheumatism in his neck and
shoulders.
In last week’s paper, W. T. Mau
gham’s name was used in niention of
W. C. Spurliu’s new dwelling. Our
reporter acciien tally got the names
of the two handsome, hustling young
men mixed.
Valdosta litis a first class business
college, under, the principnlship of
Prof. J. E. Porter. Its facilities are
unequaled, and its location one of
the best in the state.
Why is it people are not as candid
with newspaper men as they are with j
men in any other line of business? If
a newspaper man does a thing that
does not please them, he never knows
it, although his pocket suffers, when,
probably, it is for something he
knew nothing about.
Can’t eat? Nonsense, you haven’t
tried Dr. Westmorelands Calisaya
Tonic. For sale at Paulk’s Drug
store*
Last Saturday night some of the
boys oame near having a lively little
scrap over at the commissary, but in
a little while things quieted off with
out any one getting Hurt. Belliger
ency seemed to be floating in. the air,
for a lot of darkies caught the fever
and had a few skirmishes ‘yesterday
morning. *
Follow the people who buy the
best values. They trade at Padrick
Bro's.
A large sign for Messrs. -Hind &
Churchwel], the new mercantile firm
at Mcliea, has been at the B. & W.
depot for several days. Mr. Ilind
moved his family over to McRea last
week. It is reported that he has rent
ed his dwelling to the members of
the Baptist church, to be used as a
parsonage.
Our Clubbing List.
The Gazette offers the following pa
pers at reduced rates, to cash subscribers,
sending both papers one year at. the
prices named:
The Gazette and the
New York Tri-Weekly World, lyr $1,8(1
do. Atlanta W eekly (’oustitntion, 1.65
“ Atlanta “ * Journal, , 1.25
i “ The Yankee lllade, Boston, 1.00
i “ Rural New Yorker, 175
Say. News twice a week, 1,65.
Cincinnati Enquirer, (weekly) $1.00
Home and Farm,semi-monthly, $1.(50
American Farmer, monthly, * $1.00
Womankind, “ * $1.00
Farm News, “ $1.00
Until Oct. 81st, we will present a year’s
subscription to'the weekly Journal with
each cash yearly subscription, or for
each settlement of over eight month’s
arrears.
CITY DIRECTORY.
Municipal,
Mavou—C, \v. Fulwrood.
Cleiik and Tbkaruukr—H. ft. Murray.
Cnu.NOU.MKN—H. H. Tift, E. 1*. Btfwen, IV. W.
Timmons, IV. T. Hargtett, B. T. Cole and W. O.
Padrick. Connell meets first Monday night in
each mouth. '
ATTENTION,' LADIES!—Try
complexion lotion. It both softens
and gives a beautiful, pinkish gloss
to the complexion. Main St. Phar
macy, Jake W. Paulk, proprietor.
S. E. Stratton, of Waco, Texas,
and G. R. Platt, from Ohio, have re
cently located in Tifton. Both are
young men of energy and experience,
and will probably enter business here
at' an early date.
Jas. M. Smith, of Oglethorpe, one
the largest planters in Georgia, was
in Tifton yesterday, together with
Col. W. D. Meadows, of Smithonia.
They were on business connected
with the Cowan, Usry & Co. sale.
A slaughter of .innocent prices is
going on at Padrick Bro’s.
Any young hu]y in Valdosta who
Inis a taste for vegetables would do
well io cast her eyes toward Smith,
of the Advance. He has one of the
finest collard patches in this section
of the state, us the writer and family
can say from experience.
Nothing but pi.ro drugs and chem
icals used in preparing prescriptions
at J tain St. Pharmacy,Jake W.Paulk,
Proprietor.
The handsome chandelier in the
Baptist church, costing nearly $100,
is the gift of that genial and public-
spirited gentleman, Capt. W. Lenon.
It will be remembered that Capt.
Lenon presented the lights to the
former church before it was destroyed
by fire.
A lost opportunity can never be
found again. The bargains at Pad
rick Bro’s., are opportunities.
Messrs. George Myers, .J. II. Bos
tick and Lewis Me White, from the
firm of Timmons, Me White & Co.,
in southeast Berrien, were the guests
of Capt. Timmons- Saturday. The, ,,
, . i with the following officers:
two former were on .their way to the ,, T
„ . : President, W. S. WItham.
Exposition, the latter staving in lit- ... Tl . Tr TT
. .. , - Vice-President, II. II. lift,
ton a tew days.
Secret Societies.
Tifton Lodge, No. 47, F. & A. M.—W.H. Love,
W. St.; Dr. J. A. MoCrea, Secretary. Sleets third
Saturday night In each month. ,
Tifton Ckai-ter, No. 47, R. A. SI.—W. H. Love
Dr. J. A. JIcCrea, Secretary. Meets tirst Satur
day night in each month.
Fines* Woods Lodge, No. ho, K. of F.—E. J.
Williams, C. C.; H. S. Murray,' K. of R. & S.
Sleets every Thursday night.
Literary and Social.
Tifton Literary Cluii—Sleets evory Monday
■-*“ — Mrs. E. H.
nlght.lt residence of Mr. E. H. Tift.
, 1‘resident; Silas Catherine Tift, Secretary.
PROFESSIONAL CARDS.
Wedding Bells.
On Sunday last, at the residence
of the bride’s grandfather, Rev. W.
.T. Baker, near Tifton, Miss Lorena
Baker to Mr. W. M. Sellars, of Tif
ton.
On the same day, at the residence
of the bride’s father, Air. Seaborn
Sutton, Miss Nona Sutton to Mr.
George King.
Yesterday evening at 3 o’clock, at
the residence of the bride’s father
near Brookfield, Mr. R. L. Sutton, of
Tilton, to Miss Susie Lawrence.
To the happy couples, the Gazette
extends its hearty congratulations,
and wishes for the barks thus
launched upon the sea of life under
a joint copartnership, ' a fair and
prosperous voyage, and a sjife anchor
in the haven of rest wjjcn fchc trials
and sorrows are over.
C. H. Goodman’s
MEAT MARKET.
(In the Robert Copeland old stand.)
TIFTON, GEORGIA.
I keep constantly on hand a
fresh supply of
Beef,
Pork,
Glutton,
Sausage,
Etc., Etc.
All who desire first-class meats, for
remember my meats are all
STALL • FED,
and poperly butchered; on my place
a short distance from town,
%
Give me a Trial
and I will be sure of your continued
patronage. Respectfully,
v3.n27tf> C. H. Goodman.
DR. J. A. ,McCREA,
Physician and Surgeon,
TIFTON, GEORGIA.
Prompt attention given to calls, day or night.
“’ at— ,J *■
Office at residence on Love avenue.
CyTvi'noin Fever a Specialty.
DR. N. PETERSON,
Physician and Surgeon,
TIFTON, - GEORGIA.
Gillen over Main Street Pharmacy, in rooms
two ami three. Calls answered promptly
day or night.
5-3m
DR. j. C. GOODMAN
Physician and Surgeon,
TIFTON
GEORGIA.
Special Notice.
To whom it may concern:
Tho city tax books, for the collec
tion of advaloreih taxes for the year
1895, will bo closed onjthe 15th day
of November. All persons failing to
settle by said date will be subject to
the usual penalty provided against
defaulters.
H. S. Murray, Clerk.
Office—Room in the Tifton Drug Store.
Thanking the public for its past liberal
pat ronage and solicit a continuation of the same.
Dr. W. J. FARMER. ’
Physician and Surgeon,
TIFTON, GEORGIA. ~ ‘
Diseases of Females, Diseases of the Rectum,
Venereal Diseases and Midwifery a specialty.
Private consulting room for ladies. Can lie
found at night at 1-0811101100 on Fourth street.
20-1894-ly.
Drs. J. W & D. J. WILLIAMS,
DENTISTS,
CORDKLK, - - - - - GEORGIA.
Office—Bank Building. Room No. 1, up stairs
JOHN MURROW,
Atto r ne'y-at- D a \v ,
TIFTON, - GEORGIA.
Office-^Rooms 1 and y, Love building.
Collections, Commercial Law and Real Kstato.
KILPATRICK S WOODS
TIFTON, GEORGIA.
City Meat Market,
t^-Best and Freshest Western Meats always
on hand. Keep nothing else in stock-
Fresh Pork Sausage,
Our own manufacture; made every day, always
In stock. Price, 10c. per Hi. Give tliom iv trial.
C. W. FULWOOD,
Attorney-ot-Law,
tifton, - Georgia:
Prompt attention given to all legal business.
dfOFFicE—Over «L W. i’uulk ? B Drugstore.
MISS MAGGIE DAY,
TIPTON, GEORGIA.
PRACTICAL DRESSMAKER.
ALL WORK llrst-ciass and promptly executed.
Satisfaction guaranteed.
(3?“Located at residence of Mrs. John Pope.
vs.nai-hmo.
Till! Bank of Tilton.
At a meeting of the stockholders
Wednesday night, the Bunk of Tifton
was organized under the above title
W.,T. MANGHAM.
AGENT FOB
Waycross .’. Steam .'. Laundry.
Strictly llntt-clax* work, Satisfaction guaran
teed. Hend every Tuesday and return Haturday.
Try it. dec 15.
Jab. JL Thick. A —
Fletcher & Sutton, successors to
II. A. Youmans in the feed and liv
ery business, announce that they are
now ready to accommodate the pub
lic with the best teams and vehicles
j at reasonable prices. All they ask
is a trial. Stables in rear of Hotel
Sadie. . novl-2t
E. Nordqnist and Charley Gelm,
of Homestead, Pa., with their fami
lies, came in last week and have been
located by Capt. Phillips near Tif
ton. They express themselves as
highly pleased with the country,
pronouncing it far better than they
had ever dreamed yf. They express
their intentiou of writirg other fami
lies in tbeir section to come south.
Tho Hawkeye stump machine, at
work for the Byals Orchard com
pany, six miles west of Tifton, is pull
ing np pine trees (82) inches in'
diameter. Clears, with two men and
yoke of 0x211, more trees in one day
j than same force can do the old wav
Directors: II. II. Tift, W. S. Willi
am, C. W. Fill wood, Jno. A. Philips,
W. O. Tift, W. W. Timmons, E. P.
Bowen.
It was capitalized at $50,000, $25,-
000 is paid in, the balance payable on
demand.
The bank will open for business
Dec. 1, in its new marble front build
ing, on Alain street, opposite Hotel
Sadie, under contract to tie c^pipleted
in thirty days.
m u i am Mien
E. J. Wilma.mb,
1
Jh.
yjK write any Mini of FIRE 1NHFRAFCE in
good companion,
AkMK'IhUiM!, tho
Infurratioo In cxlntenco
ilt lt!AHt JMWHllllo COHt.
Security
ho*t ami cheapent Life
JMFE Insurance In the Security Mutual Life
3lrs. J. D. Murray Dead.
Mrs, J. D. Murray, mother of City
Clerk H. 8. Murray, of Tifton, died
at her home in Alapahu Wednesday
evening. Her remains were intered
in the cemetery at that place yester
day. The bereaved family have our
heartfelt sympathy in their aftlictiou.
| in ten. Pulls five acres without mov-
maebine.
Boarders Wanted.
Two or three boarders can be ac
commoduted at Mrs. W.L. Osborne’s,
on Ridge avenue, Tilton, 0(L Nice
ib & Carson represent the
Migest'Fire* Life and Accident‘mg machine. For further informa- location; excellent fare; terms rea
sura 11c;: Companies in tho world |ti°n* sec, Sibley. & Co., Tifton, Ga. igonablc. ocfiS-At*
A CXTDKNT Iintinince In tho Fidelity uttil Cob*
unity Co., of New York, Inmiret* iMato
Steam Boiler*, Banks atruinst burglary, Kinnloy-
cr»» General Liability, Common Currier*, Work-
nmtiH Collective, Ac. We Issue Limited trip
tickets In our offioe, also give bond for Cashiers
and others. Call ami see us.
— Jas. H, Price & Co.
TAILOR
—AJjTD—
READY MADE SUITS,
MACKINTOSHES, OVERCOATS, TROUS
ERS, whttn anil coloreil SHIRTS, SOCKS,
UNDERWEAR, &o.
Full Hue of Clitltlrcn'B Clothes, l'retticst linn of
samples to bo soon anywhere. Quick ser
vice anil FIT GUARANTEED, Call oil
XUBBAY A PBIOE, Salea-Agenti.
nia.vR-ly. l’aulk lltiililing, Tifton, (is.
lie lilt & Slow Company,
TIFTON, GEORGIA. *
Fruits and Trees for Sale.
W. N PITTMAN,
Contractor and Builder,
TIFTON, GEORGIA.
Estimates on all kinds of building furnished.
0. H. GOODMAN,
WOOT3YA.M3.
Wood of any size desired, delivered hi
idl parts of town at reasonable rates.
no-vlC-ly.
Place Your Lands
-WITH-
Sibley & Company,
Boal Estate Agents,
IF YOU WANT THEM SOLD.
Some good farms ami unimproved hinds t<.
sell, also several houses and lots In Tifton.
J3F“Okfick with John Morrow, Lovo
Building Tifton, On, v5.nl5-ly.
Mrs. Robert Woods,
-DEALER IN—
^TAll.E 11111I FANCY GROCERIES
TIFTON, GKOUGIA.
New flrnt; Fresh Grocorle;
me a call. (v5n2(»-im.)
Low I’rice*. Givi*
Mr*. It. WomU.
Georgia Rain Cares Piles,
Yes It Do.
CURES—
Tetter,
Ringworm,
Ground Itch,
Burns, Scalds,
Itch, Cuts,
Bruises, Sores,
Ulcers, Cracked
Hands and Feet.
O OOP OOOOOOOOO OOOO OO
YOUR MONEY BACK IF IT FAILS.
0000000000000o o o o o e
400 Aeroe In Nurseries and Orohards.
The largest grower of Triumph Feaeh,
—Earliest Velum' 1‘caeli In the World.
SEND
VOIt -:- CATALOGUE
AhHAXV, GA., August 24, 1303.—1 had Itching
and iUeeillng 1'iles for several years. I used ev
ery preparation 1 could hear of that was recom
mended for Piles, lint got no relief until six
months ago l tried GEORGIA PALM, which
cured me sound and veil, l’lrruu J. 8rmizr.it.
Georgia llalm cured me of a ease of Tetter of
lone eumllng. I know several people who have
used Georgia llalm and cured Piles, Tetter.
Ringworm. Cracked Hands and Feet.
Jami.s GABIUsrr, Sk.
tjf-Sent by Mail or Express on receipt of $1.00.
IIAKVEY- ENGLISH,
-v5nSf..-.1m. » Albany, Ga.
Georgia Balm cures Piles, Tetter, Itch
and all sich. Yes It Do.
For sale hy Jakz W. Paulk, Tifton, Ga.