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W. H. BENNETT, tifton, Georgia
Is in the buggy business, and in it right, too. He has the nerve to
buy in quantity of the best known builders, and therefore can offer
somewhat better values than other people. He carries in stock the
well known Henderson-Cranford line of buggies, made in Valdosta,
just down the line. These buggies have become so well known in and
around Tifton that it is unnecessary to say much about the detail of
their construction.
W. H. BENNETT, tifton, Georgia
You can buy them from W. H. Bennett as cheaply as in Valdosta,
and on account of the very large assortment carried in Tifton, you
should have no trouble in finding what you want.
Remember, please, that the factory is near by, and that the Com
pany’s positive guarantee is added to that of W. H. Bennett.
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OUR NEW STOCK FOR •
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Is novr Ir and ready for the inspection of the public.
Everything heart could desire in Lacea, Em broideries, etc.
All the new things in White Goods,
A most complete stock of all the novelties of the season.
Store will be made very attractive for the next ten days.
Everybody invited to call whether you wish to buy or not.
H. H. TIFT,
SECOND STREET.
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| Local Happenings. |
Tim rabln watching o’er liln neat
Rings a melodious, joyful tune;
rood thrush flutes his very best
To tell us all that this is June.
The lingering sun, though loth to s<
Brings twilight shadows all too s<
Would he might linger longer yet-
No day can l>o too long In June.
The honeysuckle scents the air,
The treetop* murmur t<
FIRE!!
Fire would have been.comfortable several mornings recent
ly, but what we were going to say is on u different line.
One good farm or wagon mule,
One good farm or buggy horse.
Two good “Hooaier” grain drills,
Several one-horse grain drills and guano distributors,
Several cultivators with guano b tachment,
One fine milch cow with young calf,
Guano all the time,
Nitrate of Soda,
200 bushels shelled corn,
White sand brick.
We have the above mentioned articles for sale, and if you are
in need of anything along that line it will pay you to Gallon us.
We have just received a few buggies which we will put on
the market, and expect to have a shipment of wagons later in
the summer. We invite the farmers of this section to make our
place their headquarters when in Tifton, and we are always
glad to see you. Yours truly,
J. L JAY, Jr., Proprietor,
JAY’S COTTON WAREHOUSE. Tifton, Georgia.
Col. J. H Tipton, of Sylvester,
wan in the city Saturday.
Mr. R. L. Cannady, of CroBsland,
was in Tifton Saturday and paid the
Gazette office a pleasant call,
Mr. and Mrs. W. W. Reynolds
have a handsome little son at their
home, an arrival of Suuday of last
week.
Mrs. W. M. Osborne and little
Miss Belle Wing, returned Sunday
from Wilmington, Fla., where she
visited her mother for a week.
s. c. slack & co.,
-DEALERS IN-
Hardware, Sash Doors and Blinds,
Brick, Lime and Cement,
Mill Machinery, Pipe Fittings, Chattanooga Plows,
Clipper Plows, Buggy and Wagon Material, Stoves,
Anti-Rust Tinware, Paints, Oil, Qlass,
Mrs. G. F. Swearingen, of Vienna,
and her little grandson, Eddie Fore
hand, are visiting her daughter, Mrs.
J. T. Fudge, on Love avenue.
Mrs. J. H. Goodman has returned
from Atlanta much improved in
bealth, after a course of medical
treatment that has done her much
good.—Fitzgerald Leader.
Mr. J. H. McPhaul, of Sumner,
stopped in Tifton between trains
Monday afternoon on his return
from Sparks, where be bad been on
a combined business and pleasure
trip.
The Henderson-Cranford line of
buggies is well and favorably known
in this section of Georgia, and will
be represented hereafter in Tifton
by W. H. Bennett. See ad on page
three. 20-4t
Mr. Andrew J. Brown, of Balti
more, was among his many Tifton
friends Friday last.
Mrs. J A Rogers, whose husband
is an employe of the A. B. & A.,
moved to Tifton this week.—Fitz
gerald Enterprise.
Mr. J. W. Taylor was a visitor to
Douglas early in the week.
Mr. and Mrs A. Isaac are con
gratulated on the arrival of a pretty
girl at their home on Railroad street
Monday night.
Mr. F. S. Lee, of Alapaha, paid
Mrs. J. M. Garrett, of Albany, has the Gazette office a pleasaut visit
been spending several days in Tifton, Saturday, and bis politics are right,
the guest of her son, Mr. J. N. Gar- j he’s for the Gazette.
re ^ f Mr. Willingham Tift, of Tifton,
$1 worth of Soap, assorted, for
5c, at Duucan & Stubbs’.
Messrs. Morgan, Shore k Co., con
sisting of F. A. Morgan, L. V. Shore
and W. D. Lewis, have set up a saw
mill south of Tifton on rural route
No 2. They have timber for three
years run and are experienced mill
men.
Mr. M. Whaley, of Urbana, was
in Tifton Saturday. Mr. Whaley is
a saw mill man and like others re
ports the same scarcity of labor,
which impedes the progress of many
of our industries today.
Thousands annually bear witness
to the efficiency of Early Risers.
These pleasant, reliable little pills
have long borne a reputation second
to none as a laxative and cathartic.
They are as staple as bread in mil
lions of homes. Pleasant but effect
ive. Will promptly relieve constipa
tion without griping. Sold by Mills
Drag Co. »
A good supply of Corn, Bran,
Shorta," Hulls, etc., at Obesnutt &
Williams’.
Go to the Tifton Furniture Co. if
you need anything in Bed-room
Parlor Suite, upholstered,
Two negroes were arrested by the
Tifton police Thursday on a charge
of loitering and given fines of $2“
and coBts each, or thirty days on the
streets. The tines were paid. An
other negro was assessed $1 for vio
lating the bicycle ordinance.
’Itb the first of July, Col Geo^
E. Simpson will open a law office in'
the new Clyatt-Mathis building,
having severed his connection with
the firm of Murrow, Simpson k
Smith. Col. Simpson is an ener
getic young mau, who is sure to,
make his mark in legal circles. y
TSfrr-R- T. Walker, or Coffee, 'tin.,
massed through Tiftop last week.
He had been over to Fitzgerald to
see the specialist, Dr. E. V. Ball,
with reference to his eye. In filing
a saw, he had a piece of steel driven
into bjp eye some distance, and it
required quite an operation to ex
tract it. We are glad to say, that
at this writing, his eve is improving
fast.
came down to Albany this morning,
to be here for several days with Dr.
W. W. Bacon.—Albany Herald.
Conductor Newton has arrived
home and looking one-hundred per
cent, better aud feels tip-top. His
daughter is able to sit up —Fitzger
ald Enterprise.
Misses Debbie McCrea and Lois
Allen, of Tifton, and Miss Rosa
Knight, of Adel, are attending the
summer term of Btenau, which
opened last week, taking special
cuurses in music.
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SEE
W, C. Mack
FOR
£ Paper Hanging and Painting. \[
t Fine Line of Wall Paper.
Residence, West Second Street. Leave orders
at Robertson’s Drug Store.
•»AAAAAAAA
Mr. Geo. L. Paulk has opened a
livery and feed stable ut the Moot-
stand, on Main street. Mr. Paulk
is well known through this section
and purposes to conduct a strictly
first-class business.
If you knew the valne of Chamber-
lain’! Salve you would never wish to
be without it. Here are some of the
diseases for which it is esjiecially val
uable: sore nipples, chapped bands,
burns, frost bites, chilblains, chronic
sore eyes, itching piles, tetter, salt
rheum and eczema. Price 26 cents
per box. For Sale by Mills Drug
Co., Tifton, Ga.
Try a sack of Chesnutt k Wil
liams' flour.
Through the efforts of the Board
of Trade a telephone has been placed
in the express office, and any one de
siring to save themselves the walk
down there can now do so by catl
ing up No. 187, three rings.
Best Hams 15c pound. We will
save you money. Armour’s Bacon
only 12c; you can’t beat it. The
Edgewood Fruit Co., phone No. 9.
An interesting meeting of the
Ferry Lake Fishing Club was held
in the office of Secretary Peeples
Friday night, at which it was de
cided, in order to still father im
prove tho club groutids, to issue ten
additional shares of stock, which
will be put on the market before
July 1st. The club has an invest
ment at their grounds of over$3,000, j
including a club house with beds
for fourteen and accommodation for
thirty members.
If your stomach troubles you do
not conclude that there is no cure,
HAVE YOU
SEEN THE
HAGAN
Gas and Gasoline Engine?
ThiseuRlne Is built in sizes from 2 to
50 H.P, stationary, portable aud trao-
aUttpieti ml oowet purposes, cotton gins oil mills, yarn and ho
siery mills, farm ami dairy machinery, grain elevators, feed mills, water work*,
electric ligntinir. irrigation etc You would make a mistake if you placed youvr
order beiore investigating the HAGAN.
tion.
S. G. SLACK cfc CO.,
TIFTON, CA.. Are Local Acents
Southern Machinery & Supply Co., Jacksonville, Fla,, are-
General Agents for Florida, Southern- Alabama and
Southern Georgia,
G. S. & F, Railway
THE BEST ROUTE TO
Macon, Atlanta, Columbus,
Americus, Birmingham, Montgomery
Valdosta, Jacksonville, St. Augustine
Palatka, Tampa and all Florida Points
5 Trains Daily Northbound
Ltave Titton : No. 2, 12:30 p.m.; No. 4,12:34 a.m ; No. 6, 7:8(X,a. i
No. 12, 0:03 p. m.; No. 00, 1:36 a. m.;
4 Trains Daily Southbound
Leave Tifton : No. 1, 3:23 p. m; No. 3, 8:56 a. m.; No. 6, 8:55 p. dl
No. 11, 11:0fi a. ut.
Trains arrive Tifton, northbound : No 2, 12:25 p. in.; No. 4,12:30 a. m
No. 0, 7:80 a. in ; No. 12, 0:03 p. m. Southbound: No. 1, 3:20p m.
No 3. 3:55 a. in.; No. 6.8:54 p. in ;No. 11,11:00 a. m. No, 91, 2:45a. tn>
S'hcduhx given abort are subject to change V'ithout notice, and time of
arrival and drjHirturv of trains is not guaranteed*
for a great many have been perma
nently cared by Chamberlain’s Stom-
When in Valdosta do not fail to ach and Liver Tablets. (Jet a free!
stop at Hctel Florence. 2fi-tf j sample at Mills Drug Qo.’s, and give |
Ho.KIv keep. file, oil hone,ami c ,t- thenl 8 tri81 . They also care consti-
tie Sold by Tilton Drug Co ami W. | P 8110 " “ nd bllioueneM. j
F. William*, Ty Tv, Ga. lV»8t. j Tbe fatuous English Imperial
Exclusive Dressmaking; onlv the Canopy Tops, foi open buggies, at
best French Tailor Svstem of cut-, the Tifton Buggy Wotks. 15 3t. | V
. . i 4 , ... • Through Pullman Cars from lifton to Atlanta, Chattanooga. Nashville, 8*
ting and fitting. Reference . Any WANTED —Oat sacks; will pay • > Louii a..d Chicago all the year round- Elegant Sleeping Caron Tr*iu No 4 fos
former customer. Mrs. Annie Ben- cents each, delivered at our plant
nett, Tift .tore, Second street 9-tf Tifton Ice & Power Co. 2t
A hacking cough ii moat annoying. I Home of the fluent ten and twelve-
One Minute Coogb Care dratri tbe piece Toilet Seta ever brought to
oat of the throat, chest Tifton, can be «een at tbe Tifton
Furniture Co’e Store. I6-8U
-A'i J i &
Macon m-d on No. 3 for Jacksonville.
lUmlMiuie Parlor Vara on Trains Not 1 and 2 between Macon, Valdosta a
Jacksonville. - - L
Information aa to rates, routes, schedules, sleeping car reservations, e
will be gladly furnished upon application to ' : .
E. M. WEEKS. Union Ticket Aft
8. P. Parrott,. u