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THE DAILY TIMES-ENTERPRISE. ALBERT WINTER, City Editor TUESDAY, DECEMBER 10, 1081. Looal Schedule. We are still dis playing the hand somest stock of PINE DRESS GOODS, with the 2<atest Trimmings to JVEatch, ever shown across a ThomasviJl e Dress Goods CountvG r - cheap trash, Genuine impor ted MATERIALS; Fresh Desirable Goods such as the people want, at prices to suit the purchaser. Two Hundred 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 below other houses. Lace Curtains, White and Colored Quilts, and House Furnishings Gen erally. Passenger for Savannah Lv... 6 35 p 1 Passenger from Savannah Ar... 7 00 a i Fast mail for Savannah Ar.. .12 05 p i “ “ “ “ Lv.. .12 35 p i * “ from “ Ar... 1 31 p i “ “ from Savannah Lv... 2 00 pi Passenger from Albany Ar... 6 20 p i Passenger for from for Freight and Acom. for Albany Lv •* “ •• from “ Ar Freight and aoooro. from Wayc.. Ar .Lv... 830ai .Ar 11 20 a i . 450pi , 5 45 p I . 7 20 a i . 4 50 pi . 6 00 p I Chatt. Ly. for Wayc.... Lv... 8 00 a i from Cliatt. Ar... 6 30 a i TIIOMASVILLE AND MONTICELLO. Frciirht accom. for Monticello Lv.. .8 45 a i •• “ from “ * ....Ar...6 00 p i Fastmailfor “ ....Lv...2 06 p i “ “ from " ,...Ar..l210 p i SIGNAL SERVICE BUREAU ft. Thomas Jr’s' 126 BroaJ Street. O. S. Bondurant Vountoer Observer Weather Bulletin for the 24 hours ending at 7 o’clock P. M., Dec. 9, 1889. Tempkratobi«. 7 a. 2 p. m 73 7 p. . G3 Maximum for 24 hours 73 Minimum “ “ “ 45 Rain-fall Indications: Bain. Station ary temperature. Rain. To-night at the opera house. The no fence men are not discour- “Larking” to night at the opera house. It is n roaring farce. One of the finest comedys of the season at the opera house to-night. The Christmas turkey, unconscious of his fate, is being fattened for a feast. Your P^ironige Solicited, Leaders of Styles and Low Prices. 1U9 & 111 BROAD ST The new Gulf has one of the most- complete and attractive offices in the nlac.;. ; d it Culpepper give notice that they ha ve ' K:on nla ^ u headquarters for holiday g 00 ^ 8 - Miss Alice Co..: stock - °^' Rve ‘^’ 0., is the guest of Mr. ondMn.RO. Thompsou, on Warren s/ reet ~ Judge Hnusell will adjour.’ 1 ^P 61-1 or court to morrow, during the i lBcr al of Mr. Davis. Ouly twenty-five cents admission to the gallery to-night. And a inaring comedy is down on the bills- Mr. Joseph Steam, of New York, isamongthc visitors pleasantly located at Mr. Dryer’s for the season OUR CHRISTMAS STOOK. OF LADIES’ AND GENTS’ IF 1 1IsT IE! SLIPPERS BY FAR The Handsomest Ever Shown in Thomasville. IS-CALL ANn SEE THEM. CURTRIGHT & T>J NIEL, 108 Broad St. A NEW FEATURE! We have added a nice line of Fine Cutlery embracing all sizes, prices and styles of Pocket Knives, Fine Scissors and Razors, all warranted, and when not as represented, will be replaced without further cost. See them. -T1IJE- Some People Need Mineral Waters And wc can supply all first class waters-fresh. Being solo agents at this point for Arcadian Waukeshnw and Bowden Llthia Waters. Sec ond to none, AND WHOLESALE DEALEKS IN- Thompson'H Ilroininr Arsenic, Congress. IlniTlhorn, Apolinniris, Iltinyndi, nine Lick, Deep Koch, NEI.TZRB AND VICHY, We can offer inducements on all, in any quan tity that is worthy of investigation. Remember the “old stylo Long Price" is a tiling of the past with us. Any goods not in stock furnished at quickest- telegraphic time. Every attention shown visitors in all depart ments. -Stamps and Postal Cards sold. Prescription department in charge of n regular Licensed and Registered Pharmacist who uses only absolute pure Drugs and Squibbs, Merks and such other Chemicals. McKAE BROS. Extracts From Proceedings of the Min utes of Council. At a meeting of the city council held last night the following resolu tion was unanimously adopted: Resolved, That in accordance with the proclamation of Gov. Gordon, the citizens arc requested to meet at the Method'st church on Wednesday the 11th inst., at 12 o’clock, as a mark of respect to the memory of Jefferson Davis; and that the flag of the city he displayed at half mast during the day, and that John Triplett, S. L. Hayes, R. G. Mitchell, Revs J. H. Herbener, G. I. LaRoche and Win. J. Williams be appointed and requested to ant as a committee of arrangements. II. W. Hopkins, K. T. McLean, Mayor. Clerk. Mr. James Ryan and two daughters, of New York, are among the recent arrivals at the Whiddon for the sea son. Special rates at the opera houso to night. Fifty and seventy five cents in dress-circle and parquette, and twenty-five cents in the gallery. Mrs. T. E. Olmstead and children, of St. Paul, Minn., are here for the season, stopping at the residence of Mr. M. M. Futch. Hon. Robert G. Mitchell has been appointed by Gov. Gordon to solicit funds for the family of Mr. Davis, in the 7th senatorial district. Let old Thomas respond promptly. Attention is called to the advertise ment of Mr. V. A. Horrocks, who is a competent contractor and builder,and who has located here. Mr. Horrocks fs a thorough workman and fully un de, -stands his business. See his card. Aft ar disposing of a few cases yes terday .uorning the case of J. M.Glenn vs. the Pi.'oenix Insuri.nce Co., was taken up. The day was consumed iu the trial of t his case. The evidence was not all in when court adjourned last evening. The case will he re sumed this morning. Mr. R. W. Gladdiug, the live agent for the Monon Route, left, yes terday at noon tor a trip through Florida. Mr. Gladding and the Mouon have douegood work forThom- asville in the past, aud they will join with our people iu trying to se cure a through sleeper from Chicago to Thomasville, via Louisville, Bur- gin, Chattanooga, Atlanta, Macon and Albany. A schedule is now iu effect by which passengers can leave Chicago at 8:05 p. m. and arrive in Thomasville at 11:25 a. in. the second morning the time being 38 hours. The S. F. & W. Ry., will doubtless arrange that the new train shall loave Albany at an earlier hour that 8:30 a. m. which will shorten the time to 36 hours from Chicago to Thomas ville. Quarterly Conference. The last quarterly meetiug of the curreut conference year, for the Thom- asvillc Methodist church, was held last Friday. Resolutions expressing satisfaction with the labors of the presiding elder, Dr. J. W. Hinton, and the pastor, Rev. G. G. N. McDonell, and asking that they be returned, were passed, and have been forwarded to confer ence, which convenes at Americus to-morrow. Bishop Hargrove will preside at conference. The New Bonds. Col. A. P. Wright, chairman of the finance committee of couucil, has received the new Park and water works bonds. They were engraved by the Homer Lee Bank note Com pany of New York and are exquisite specimens of the art preservative. Treasurer Jas. F. Evans name is on the coupons. Of course these new bonds are gilt edged securities, and were issued for purposes that are bound to promote the growth of our city. Funeral Services. Mr. William E. Bowden, of Spring- field, Mo., who died last Saturday morning, will be buried in Laurel Hill cemetery. The fuucral services will be conducted at the Presbyterian church this afternoon at 2 o’clock, by Rev. J. A. McKee. “Glen Arven" Park. Mr. J. W. Reid has had six or seven acres of Mr. J. Wyman Jones’ de- lightlul “Ceil Arven” Park enclosed, and has placed five deer in the enclos ure. Mr. Ried had secured for Mr. Jones a snow-white deer, which un fortunately died a few days ago. Mr. Reid is now negotiating for a herd of eighteen deer, to be placed in the deer preserve. Mr. Jones is doing much to beautify and improve ‘ Glen Arven,” and as he will open it to the public on certain days, it will prove one of the most popular places of re sort around our growing city RliD FRONT GROCERY. XMiS GOODS. Mince Meats, JRaisins, Nuts, Currants, Citron, Prunes FIRE WORKS. ^ J, L. & W. A. PRINGLE. SBK4& AD ST “Larking." This charming farce comedy will be on the hoards at the opera house to-night, presented by the Mortimer Comedy Company, which is one of unusual merit. T he New Orleans Picayune, of Nov. 8th, says: The Mortimer Comedy Company appeared at the Grand Opera House last night before an audience only limited by the capacity <ef the house, as the “standing room only” sign was displayed. “Larking” is a farce writ ten solely for laughter-producing pur poses, and as such is a most pronounc ed success. The world is very properly more given to laughing than crying, and if you would enjoy a good iaugh, that will leave no regrets, go out to see “Larking” to-night. Secure your seats early this morn ing. The managcqnent of the opera house has very kiudly reduced the prices to 50 aud 75 cents for the dress and parquet cirles The County Commissioners Meeting. At the rcgulnr December meeting of the Bonrd of county commissioners, held December 2nd, a motion was passed that after July 1st of next year, the county will build justice’s court houses in each district, provided land On which to place them he donated. This is a move in the right direc lion/ -Gone to Conference. Iter. G. G. N. MacDoncll left yesterday morning to attend the regu lar aunual meeting of the South Geor gia Conference, which convenes in Americus. Mr. MacDotiell’s charge in Thomasville would be glad to have him returned for another year. Ho Peppered Three of Them. Every boy, white or black, likes to bang away at a rabbit, when he has a gun, and when cotton-tail goes scam pering off. A negro hoy on Mr. Jo McCollums place, fourteen miles from town, was out on Wednesday with a cheap shot gun,liberally loaded with bird shot, looking for game. When a rabbit jumped up, visions of a rabbit stew rose before him, and he banged away at the animal. He did not hit the rabbit, but lie divided a handfull of shot about equally be tween three negroes who happened to he iu range. The rabbit was doult- less surprised at being shot at, hut it is fair to assume that the negroes were more surprised at being hit. They hopped around, howled and swore, felt for the shot and culled the unskilled marksman, who appeared to he more grieved at the lossot the rab bit stew, than ou account of sending the bird shot into his companions. The rabbit has not been seen or hoard from since, hut the unfortunate victims have been picking out bird shot at intervals for the past twenty- four hours. No serious damage will result from the accident. If you would enjoy a hearty laugh, go to the opera house to-night. Mr. Fred W. Sutton, auditor of Elgin, Joliet and Eastern ;Ry., and brother, have arrived from Chicago and purpose spending the winter in Thomasville. A Called Meeting. The gentlemen mentioned by reso lution of council, at the meeting last night, as a committee of arrange ments on memorial services to-morrow, in honor of the lato president of the southern confederacy, Jefferson Davis, arc requested to meet at the office of Mitchell & Mitchell, at 10 o’clock tliis morning. John Tkii-i.ett, Chairman. I)r. J. Miriam Horrocks, a*daugh ter of Mr. V. A. Horrocks who lias recently made his home here, having purchased property on the Lintou Mill road, near the boulevard,atrived on a visit to the home folks Sunday. Mi»s Horrocks is a regular graduate of Wooster, Ohio, Medical College, and is in the practice of medicine in Cleveland, Ohio. COUNTY COMMISSIONERS. Board Thomas Omen ) d County Commissioners, j- villk, CiA., Dec. 2, 1883. J Board met iu regular session. Present— Hon. A. P. Wright, Chairman; Commission ers Bullock, Finn, Mnllcttec amt Lilly. Minutes read and approved. Cheek issued in favor of S. L. Hayes, Trcas., P. W. It. Co., for one thousand dol lars, and n )te destroyed in presence of Hoard. Cheek issued for. twenty-seven hundred and twenty-two dollars and forty-five cents, in favor of E. M. Smith, CnshiHr. Notes for twenty-seven hundred and twen- y-two dollats and lorty-five cents, which ipeludea exchange in favor ot Merchants’ National Bank, Savannah, destroyed in presence oi the Board. 0. L. Wind elected keeper of pauper’s homo for one year at farmer salary, $10 per month. Ka-iroad crossing near It. W. Donaldson’s continued. Petition for road signed by S. (J. McLen don and other- granted. Muiion that County Commissioners, after July 1st next will build justice’s court house in die dilferoRt precincts in the coun tv, provided the land is donated to the coun ty for that purpose, passed. Report of Thomas County Poor House and inmates: Have eight inmates—2 white, i> colored. No change except arrival of one white man, mother sick. C. L. Ward. Fall -AND- Winter CLOTHING! and our line ot Light MUST 60! Call and get OUR - ; s Prices before buy ing at ANYBODY’S The following accounts ordered paid : Judge Mitchell $ 83 ; L. B. Bouchelle 10 < \\. Hawthorn I'M It. Smith 0 : John Spair 10« J. A. Huisi 99 C L. Ward 24 Robt. Dckle 70 Mitchell k McIntyre 34 J. F. MeCants 198 Reese & Mason 29 J. \\\ (hoover 3 A. II. Ainsworth 12 S. L. Hayes, Trcas. P. W. Hotel Co..l000 J. Watt «fe Bro 28 Thomasville (Jas Works 1 Judge Mc»till 0 Wm. McKinnon 8 D. W. Walker 22 A. Sl.iart o K. M. Smith, Cashier 2722 Are you fond of a good laugh ? then go out tosee “Larking” to-uight. It is a roariug farce and the Mortimer Comedy Company, which presents it, is a strong one. Boaid adjourned to call. A. P. Which--, Beddex Smith, Chaiiman. Clerk. HOARD WANTED. Fiom about January fifteenth to April, for three ladies, two connecting, sunny rooms. Plain, substantial fare. Terms must lie moderate- Addiess S. M. 84Rasinc Avenue, Yonkers, N, Y. Cost Prices, and we will M02TEY ClGthierc andilFurnishers, 103 St, Thomasville, IC