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THE DAILY TIMES-EHTERPBISE. ALBERT WINTER, Cut Edito*. In Which Every One is Interested. We mean our elegant NEW STOCK of J. S. WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 27, 1880. Turner’s, Jas.* A. Banister’s and Stacy Adams & Co.’s Shoes for Men, and Bennett & Barnard’s and E. P. Reed & Co.’s Ladies Fine Shoes, of which we reather Bulletin for the 24 hours ending o’clock P. M, Not. 26, 1889. Tsufibatobt. [I] 48 74.5 Maximum for 24 hours. Minimum “ “ 11 Indications: Bain. Sta tionary temperature. See Pringle’s change. The air is full of rumors of mar riages. Mr. W. J. Wilson, of Boston, was in town yesterday. Mr. H. B. Ainsworth went np to Camilla yesterday morning. Mrs. A. W. Varnadoe, of Valdosta, was at the Stuart yesterday. Active preparations are being made for the opening of the new Qulf. The railroad crossing on lower Broad street is being repaired. The clerks are busy planning ior a days' sport on Thanksgiving day. Attorney James Hall returned yesterday from a short visit to Boston. Mr.. George Fearu, Jr., returned last night from. North Georgia. Mr. Ed Craigmiles, who travels for Lippman Bros., is visiting home folks. Mr. Artie Stuart went up to Dawson yesterday morning on a short trip. Mr. W. A. Griffith anu wife, ot Tallahassee, Fla., were iu the city yes terday. Mr. J. F. Stone, of the Savannah Morning News, was in the city yes terday. The aroma of orange blossoms and the fiiut music of wedding bells fill tho air. B Hon. A. T. McIntyre, Jr., wont up to Camilla yesterday morning to at tend court November lias been behaving splen didly. Tho weather could not have been better. Remember that the postoffice, banks aud telegraph offico will be closed to-morrow. J udge Mitchell fined Henry Holmes $20, or four months; Tuesday, for assault and battery. Work on Mr. Charlie Williams^ residence, near Mr. Wm. McLendon’s, is progressing rapidly. Master masons are notified of a call ed meetiog of St. Thomas Lodge to night for work. See notice. | Dr. W. C. Cook, of Nashville, ALLIGATOR TOOTH JEWELRY We are still dis playing the hand somest stock oi stock of FINE DRESS GOODS, with the Latest Trimmings to Match, ever across a shown Thomasville Dress Goods Counter. No cheap trash, hut GENUINE IMPOR TED MATERIALS; Fresh D es ir a hie Goods such as the people want, at prices to suit the purchaser, TwoH undr ed Rolls Carpet in Stock and in Tran sit. The most Com plete Stock in Southern Georgia. This Department is our “JUST PRIDE.” Besides giving you the Largest and Best Selection, our prices are away down helow other houses. Lace Curtains, White and Colored Quilts, and House Furnishings Gen erally. The Fox Ohase. The fox chase thanksgiving day promises to be a success. The meet will bs at Judge Hopkins’ residence, Thursday morning at 6 o’clock. The chase will probably be near Col Mc Intyre’s. i The fox and hounds have already been secured for the occasion. A large number ot ladies are expected to participate. Messrs. Sam. Mallard; HSveralus tT ^Hopkins and judge Hopkins are the committee on ar rangements. Dead- Yesterday morning passed away, Mrs. James A. McKee, wife of the Rev. J. A. McKee. The aged hus band has the tender sympathies of the entire community. The funeral ■will take place at a quarter past two o’clock, from the Presbyterian church this afternoon. A suitable notice of the deceased, who was dearly beloved by all, will appear in these columns. Thomasville Gun Works. Attention is called to the advertise ment of the Thomasville Gun Works, in another place. This is a new firm in Thomasville, occupying the store with E. 0. Thompson, on Jackson street, wherejthey keep a full line of sporting goods, os well as do all kinds of repairing, Give them a call. Guanos. Our renders who have to purchase guano will do well to read the adver tisement of Mr. J. N. McKinnon, who has retired from the firm of Boss & McKinnon, and will give his entire time to the guano business. He han dles some o( the best brands made, and will give you bottom prices on all goods sold. Call and see him at bis old stand. Guilty Without Grime. We hope the general interest being shown in the appearauco of Worde here on Friday night—although he wilt richly merit the brilliant audi- euco which wiU greet him—will not cause Miss Ramie Austen and her splendid company to be overlooked on Thursday night. It is said to bo a most meritorious combination. The Jersey City Argus, speaking ot the play, says: “Guilty without Crime” is a melo drama of most iutcn8e interest, com bining all the elemonts of a popular success. The climaxes are startling to the extreme; situations all novel and original, holding tho audience spell-bound and awe-stricken at the many thrilling instances. The narra tive introduces a love story—tender and pathetic—affecting deep emotions. A rich comedy vein is interwoven, giving the necessary relief to this sterling play. No drama in the his tory of the stage fills ail the require ments so completely. The friends and acquaintances of Rev. James A. McKee aro invited to attend the funeral of the late Mrs. James A. McKee, from the Presbyte rian church, at a quarter past two o’olock this (Wednesday) afternoon. St. Thomas Lodge. A called meeting of St. Thomas Lodge, F. A. M., is hereby called to night at 7 o’clock sharp, for work in the E. A. degree. By order. Arthur Patten, J. M. Fleetwood, W. M. Secretary. Key Found. " Small flat key. No. 9. evidently safe key. Can be had at this office, A number of invitations have been issued to the ladies, to participate in the fox chase, on Thursday morning. An early lunch will be served at the residence of Mayor Hopkins, before tho start. Mrs. M. A. Wilhoite, of Chatta nooga, Tenn., is visiting her mother, Mrs. Philpot Mrs. Wilhoite spent some weeks here last season, and made many friends among tho people of Thomasville. If you would see something neat, nobby and nice, in the way of a suit able Christmas gift, call at Sam Cas- sols. He has some very handsome holiday goods in already. Mr. Cas- seis never buys any shoddy holiday goods. Attention is called to the advertise ment of the Randall House, which opens on December 1st. This is a well located and comfortable house, and guests will be well entertained. See advertisement. Ot the stars, it would be difficult to offer them too mueb praise. Thorough roasters of their, art, they arc abovo criticism. Miss Ramie Austen is a beautiful young lady, whoso presence is enchanting; she lends to ner per formance a most refined grace and beauty. Dore Davidson excels all actors in his particular line. Ball Bros, offer various good things with which to make yourself thankful on Thanksgiving day. See their no tices. Pretty Ramie Ansten, one of the most charming young ladies on tho stage, at the opera house to-morrow night. Messrs. Basil and Berry Doer- hoeper, of Louisville, Ky., are among the recent nrrivals for the season. They are guests of the Stuart. Every Alliance man should read the interview on the State Alliance Exchange. It contains information of interest to every member of the order. Miss Ramie Austen, who is an nounced to appear in this city in "Guilty without Crime,” is the young est and prettiest emotional actress in America. Mr. Heeth gives notice that the tax books and registration list will posi tively close en tho 20th of December. Call and see him and settle up before that time. Cards have tee n received here an nouncing the marriage of Mr. Jemi- son E. Lester, formerly of this place, with Miss Bettie Gohlman, ol Hous ton, Tex., on the 4th of December. Jcmison’i Thomasville friends wish for him and hia bride a long life and much happiness. Prices before buy ing at Cost Prices, and we will the season. They ore at the Whid- don. Mrs. W. E. Tbarpe and children, of Cordele, who have been visiting Mr. and Mrs. Tom Bottoms, returned • J home yesterday. ) There is too umoh water wasted in : sprinkling the streets. A sprinkling J cart would do tho work with much less water. 1 . Mrs. Bellows, of Boston, Mass., is occupying the residence of Miss Nellie Byrd, opposite Young Female j College, j Do not forget the Thanksgiving services in the Methodist churc h, to- They will be LOWER BROAD Jaoko. Of course you don’t know who Jocko is, bat you will probably make his acquaintance, ns he is the latest arrival; and he has come to stay. Jacko is a monkey, and is almost hu man in actions and intelligence. He is the property and pet of Mrs. J. S. Clifton. Jacko was cn exhibition yesterday morning, in front of Mr. Clifton’s repository, on Madison street. As an evidence of his relationship to man, we may state that he will drink like a toper, getting drunk as a biled owl, and that he smokes cigarettes. Aside from these vices, Jacko is a very respectable member of tho mon key family. His intelligence is re markable. Miss Cora Van Tassel and company passed through yesterday morning en route from a successful tour in Flor ida. She is a favorite with Thomas ville theatre-goers. JUST OW1S USSR At nlfht beside the gate fall oft, When courtship has begun, These words ore whispered low end solt, -Do, please, dear Van, lost one I” Just onel Yes, yes, but people say It happens o’er aud o’er. When one he gets he’ll beg and pray: -•Dear Fanny, Jutt one more.” But when they twain are made one the rule will reverse. She will beg for one, and one more of those elegant hats on Lower Broad. Of course he too will as gracefully yield, for he re members one good turn deserves an other, and then the style and price is beyond question. This week a new lot of straws and felts in all shapes will arrive. Get your orders in early- The holidays arc-near and the rush in sight now. I Leaders of Styles and Low Prices. MONEY morrow morning, deeply interesting. Work for “no fence” if you would confer a lasting good and benefit on that portion of the county affected by the proposed law. Mrs. A. C. Knapp Is visiting rela tives on Dawson street She expects to be joined by her husband, Major A.C. Knapi “ of the Geoi Southern & Florida railroad, the latter pari of the week.