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THE DAILY TIMES-EHTERPRISE. SAEPETS I SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 19, 1888. Looal Schedule; lengtr for Savannah.. .tv... SSSpiJ sensor from Savannah Ar... 7 00am t mall for Savannah ...Ar...12 05pm •• Lv...1239pm “from '* Ar... 131pm “ from Savannah Lv... 300pm longer from Albany Ar... B20p m longer for •• Lv... 030am Ight and Acom. fox Albany Lv... 3 45pm •• •• .* from “ Ar... TOO am Ight and acoora. from Wayo..Ar... 4B0pm ,F .. .. f or • Chatt.Lv... 000pm •- •• for Wave....Lv... S«am « *• •• from tibatt. Ar... 330am THOMA8VILLK AND JIONTICELLO. Ight accom. for MontlceUo.... .Lv.. .8 43 a m ” “ from “ ....Ar...320pm I mall for •• ....tar...308pm m f ro m 11 ....Ar..1210pm Moquette Carpets, Velvet Carpets, BodyBrusselsCarpets Tapistry Carpets, Three-ply Carpets, Two ply Carpets, All Wool Carpets, Four-fifths w’l Carpet Three-f’ths w’l Carpet Half Wool Carpets, One-Th’d w’l Carpets, One-fo’th w’l Carpets, Cotton Carpets, Hemp Carpets, Weather Bulletin for the 24 hours ending at 7 o’clock P. M., Nov. 0, 1880. TrariBATUBA 7 05 8 p. H 7 p. 07 Maximum for 24 hours ••••• 74 Minimum •' » “ ........ 60 Beta-fall . • Indications for rain. Lower temperature today. Burglars Again. A burglar, or burglars, entered the residence of Mrs. S. H. L. Mash, a widow lady, who, together with her daughter, Mrs. Chaires, resides in East End, on Friday night. The family were in the front rooms of the house, when the burglar, thinking the coast clear, entered the kitchen, which con nects with the pantry. A few minutes later, Mrs. Mash, in locking up the house, unknowingly locked the burglar in the kitchen; but he unfortunately escaptd,after securing a small quantity of lard, floor and meat. The burglar next made his appearance at Capt. Sam. Moore's Miss Bessie, his daughter, saw the sash being lifted, the fingers of a negro raising it. She gave the alarm, and the family, on investigating, found where a barrel had been placed on the ground, under the window; but the burglar had escaped. A Very Narrow Esoape. A white man—a stranger here— was knocked down twice yesterday afternoon while making two unsuc cessful attempts to board the fast mail from Savnunah, as it was going out for Chattahoochee. As the train was somewhat behind tiino, it was running at a high rate of spcea at the time, and to those looking on, it seemed almost impossible that themau should escape unhurt, after being knocked twice almost under the very wheels of the cars. , We wero unablo to learn his name, for, after being unsuccessful in board ing the train, no got up and followed GIVEN AWAY! 1 Barrel Flour. 1 Box Tobacco. 1 “B” Ham. 1 Box Cigars. FREE VO ALL, and 7 n. m. by pastor. Sunday School 3.00 p. m. Prayer meeting Wednesday 7 p. m. Presbyterian CnuRcn.—Services in the lecture room—Pastor J. H. Horbener—services at 11 a. m. and and at night. Prayer meeting Wed nesday night at 7:30.' Sunday schoyl 9.30 a. m. Episcopal Church:—Rev. C. I. LaRochc, Rector. Services at Library Sunday moruiDg 11 o’clock; afternoon 6 o’clock; Friday afternoon 5 o’clock. Catholic Cncncn:—Mass on sec- ond Sunday at 8:00 o’clock a. ni. One Entire Floor A Tournament Somo of the best riders hereabouts will meet on Tuesday morning to practice for a tournament on Saturday, At the Opera House. The Hidden Hand, by the Cora Van Tassel troupe, drew a good house, on Friday night. Cora Van Tassel, in her double role of Archie, a news boy, and Capitola, the heiress, was charming. There is a freshness, an abandon and a sort of dare deviltry about her acting which catches an DEVOTED TO the day after tho big barbecue. Many have expressed a desire for a two days entertainment. A tournament and The ‘’Hidden Hand” was a hit. Conductor Tom Lnke has returned from Savannah. ~ Mr. J. N. MoLnin, of. Dixie, Was in town yesterday. Services in all the churches to-day. Take your choice. six new A tournament and other attractions will come off on Sat- day. In this connection we suggest that the electric lights be turned on, on Broad street, Friday night, for tho benefit of thoso who have never seen the are lights. It will pay to stay over Friday night and Saturday. audience. The support was good. Edwin' Young, as Wool, a colored man amf brother, was perfect. He can make a negro ashamed of himself. Mr. Sambrook, as Major Ira War- field, was a typical Southerner, impet uous, generous and brave. Every one was delighted with the evening’s entertainment. The Largest Stock! The Best Assortment! The Newest Styles 1 The Lowest Prices Half Faro. For the barbecue. Recollect you' can come to Thomaaville to visit our stock fair and barbecue for one fare, Come and see us. Thotna8ville will have to hustle next week if she gets ready for tho 15th. Crowds are coming from Mitch ell, Decatnr, Brooks and Colquitt Jim Reid bought the privileges of the fair grounds for the 15th. He will have every thing run in first-class style. Miss Honorine Mitchell loft yester day for Montgomery, Ala., to visit Mrs. Ballon. Her friends wish her a pleasant visit. Misses G. Gardner, and S. L. Da kin, of New York'city, are among the recent arrivals for the season. They are at the Stuart. White and colored, South of the railroad, are warming up on the fence question. The Sugar cane crop is short, but there Is a good deal of sweetness to the running foot. ' . Thrco fine deer were placed in a wire enclosure, in Glen Arven, yester day. ' The enclosure is about thirteen feet high, and contains several acres. Major Quigley, ho of the Mitchell, the man who knows as much about the hotel as the one who built it, put in an appearance yesterday. Propri etors and lessees may change, but the Major is a fixture. Ho promptly re ported to the police authorities upon his arrival. 1 A short, sharp drive and turn, out to Greenwood and along the new boulovirrd-bciiig opened across to the Mclytyro road, in company with Mayor Hopkins and Marshal Spair, revealed to tijia reporter, yesterday afternoon, somo handsome improve ments going on. The old time plan- The Stuart registered sixty arriva’s- Friday, • There are only four prisoners in jail at preaant. ■ Dr. L. McElreaih, of Vienna, was in the city yesterday. Same of the Piney Woods help have already arrived. Messrs. T. J. Ball* Bro., have put on a new delivery wagon. A new plank walk is being put around the Piney Woods hotel. The Cora Van Tassel Company went from here to Valdosta, yesterday. Mrs. Lawrence Campbell, of Lees burg, is stopping at the Whiddon. Mr. Willie Thompson, ticket agent at Camilla, was in the city yesterday. Hon. Arthur Patten went up to Ochlockonee yesterday to attend couiti Mica Hattie Blackshear,of Duncan ville, is visiting friends and lelatives in the city, Mr. S. B. Powell, who is with tho P. F. & W.-Ry, nt Cairo, was in the Reduced Rates, Tho S., F. & W. will give round trip tickets over their road, on the 15th, good to return on the 16th, for one fare. This will be an inducement to our friends at a distance to come and see us and take in tho fair and barbecue on next Friday. Tournament The gentlemen that will partake in the tournament ride on Saturday next must assemble at the race grounds on Tuesday morning next, horseback, to practice, sharp 6 o’clock. Knights. Ought to give us the Carpet trade of of this section, Stabbed Him in the Baok. Willie Ervin, a colored boy about 15 years old, was arrested and lodged in jail yesterday, charged with assault with intent to murder. It seems that Willie and another boy named Jim, were engaged in a fight in a suburb of tho city Friday night, when the Ervin boy stabbed' his opponent in the back, though not seriously. Ervin claims that he cut him while the boy was hatting him with a stick. [)•;* | The First Prize. Messrs. J. C. & L. Daniel, of At lanta, Go., took the first prize for the finest and best display of shoes at the exposition—Atlanta Constitution. Jack Curtright, of tho firm of Curtright & Daniel, says he keeps the same line for Thomaaville and is confident he will take first prize at our fair on the 15th. Among tho visitors who arrived lost night for tho season, we noticed Mr. Geo. R. Foltz, wife and child, and Mrs. Lou Wilcox, of Akron, 0„ Mr. Jno. H. Fry and wife, of Detroit, Mich., also Mrs. H. E, Bellows, and Mrs. Bush and child, of Boston, Mass. Mrs. Peters has received a telegram from her son, Charley, from Denver. He is on bis way here, and will prob ably arrive to-day. Tho next attraction at the opera houso will be Murray & Murphey, in the popular Comedy, “Our Irish Visi tors.” They will amuse the theatre goors on the 20th. magnificent line of Prices before buy ing at BARBECUE MEATS. Parties who have subscribed meats to tho barbecue and have not it, themselves, will be supplied by us ut reduced rates. Also will be prepared to supply any quantity of meats of any kind for this purpose, if notifi ed a day or two fa advance of the barbecue. Call and sec us and tell us what you want and we will send it to you, Orders should be in by Tuesday, for largo quantities. novl0-2t. F. P. McnXE & Bbo. Also-a FULL LINE OF A HOUSE TO BENT. A new and comfortable residence, con taining four bad rooms, parlor,-dining room and kitchen, neatly furnlsbcd, situated on Dawson street, opposite Young Female Col lege. Will rent for four months or longer. Terms moderate. Apply to the under signed on the premises, or to tbis office. 2 wd. Miss Nbllii Bibd. Straw Halting*, Floor Oil Cloths. The trap door on the s{age, nt the opera house, was used for the first time, Friday night. r Proprietor Whiddon, of tho Whtd- PROF. E. D. BALDWIN Announces that be will be glad to repair and keep in tune, Pianos and atber musical in struments and give instruction In music in its various branches. Orders left at Geo. Fcarn’8 real estate office, or through the post office, given pfompt attention. 7oct tl YOU dou house, has bought a stuffed rattle- shake skin seven feet long. Mr. Calvin Carroll is putting iu somo neat new fixtures in his beef market oq Jackson street. Messrs. Herring & Walker are handsomely varnishing and painting their office on Broad street. Mr. Wilder Bostick, of the South ern Express company, loft yesterday for a short visit to Albany. Miss Clara Taft, of New York, is among the recent arrivals for ibe *ea- son. She is stopping at Judge Mer rill’s. Mr. W. H. Rodgers has returned from Boston, where he has beeo en gaged in doing some surveying for several days, MONEY 75 cents doz. lor sweet corn in a lb cans at Pickett’s, TO ROAD OYBRSEBRS. The road overseers of Thomasville district are hereby ordered to pot their roods in good condition at once; taking oat the leaves and trash from the ditches, and repairing all badplaeoa. The winter travel Is upon ns and the work most be done at onee. Make yoar returns to the commissioners by 25th of November. N. E. TU RNER, Ch’n B’rd Road Corns., 837 Dis. O. M. . Jo Lpvcnstcin, one of the most pop- ular’and well known commercial tour ists on the road, is at the Stuart. Jo knows where to spend his Sundays. CITY TAX. The time for paying yoar city taxes is at band, please call at my office at the cotton wan boose and settle before execution is issned. Office honn 8 a. m. to 0 p. m. Jas. F. Evans, City Tr. CHOICE MILK. Boarding houses, private families or sl<k persons, desiring a pare and superior article of milk, can be supplied by calling at or ad dressing Jersey Form. An inspection of the herd is cordially invited end preferred from all before making engagements for milk. octiOtf Clothier?, and! Furnishers, leaders of Styles and Low Prices. 109 & llliBROAD ST ives this winter. f A. New Line for Tlioiiiasville! £ J In Which Every One is Interested. !, C3 We mean our elegant NEW STOCK of J. S. f S 0 Turner’s, Jas. A. Banister’s and Stacy Adams & a 7 Co.’s Shoes for Men, and Bennett & Barnard’s and • E. P. Reed & Co.’s Ladies Fine Shoes, of which we g © are 9 B £ SOJtVES AGENTS. M 9 £ g# CTJRTMGHHT & D A.NIEL, r © S 108 BROAD STREET. ME