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We are still dis playing the hand somest stock of FINED RE S S GOODS, with the Latest Trimmings to Match, ever shown across a Thomasville Dress Goods Counter. No cheap trash, but GENUINE IMPOR TED MATERIALS; Fresh Desir able 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. Your Patronise Solicited, Leadirs of Styles and Low Prices. 109 & 111 BROAD ST THE DAILY TiMES-ENTERPRISE. ALBERT WINTER, City Editor. SATURDAY, DECEMBER 14, 1«8S. Local Schedule. Passenger for Savannah L Passenger from Savannah A for Freight and : i. from Wayc..Ar for Chatt. Lv.. .. .. “ for Wayc .. Lv.. .. »• from Chatt. Ar.. Til OM AS VILLE A NO MONTICE ■iglit acconj. for Monticello from . 7 00 a i .12 0.') p i .12 35 p i . 1 31 p r . 200 p i: . 5 20 p l . 8 30 a r .11 20 a i .. 4 50 p r . 5 45 p r . 7 20 a r . 4 50 p r . G 00 p r . 8 00 a r . G 30 a i LLO. ,..8 45 a i ..GOO p i . .2 00 p i .1210 p i SIGNAL SERVICE BUREAU AT II, Thomas Jr’s' 120 Broad Slrerl.- O. 3. Boadurant Vountoer Observer Weather Bulletin for the 24 hours ending at 7 o’clock I * 1 . M., Dec. 18, lHHh. Tr.HPBIlATCEa. I ff- nl “ 2 P- m It 7 P- “ 2® Maximum for 24 hours .Minimum “ “ “ Ruin-fall Indicationa: Fair weather. Xrzrhj dationnuj tempera ture. Maj. J. V. Royals, of Savannah, was in the city yesterday. C'ARRIF.RN nrc no. iicrnilUoU to sell Papers. They can be Iin«l at tills office, or at che new* stand. Only a few cases were before liis honor in the police court yesterday. The fines were light. Kessler’s band, from Macon, is in the city. It gave some fine music in different parts of the city last night. Misses Lula and Stella Baker re turned yesterday from a pleasant visit of several weeks to friends in Bruns wick Mrs. A. J. Post and daughter, of Brooklyn, N. Y., are among the latest arrivals for the winter. They arc at the Gulf. Mr. and Mrs. N. Lilienburg and little daughter, of New York, arrived yesterday to spend some time. Mrs. Lilienburg is a daughter of Mr. and Mrs. C. T. Stuart. They are at the Stuart House. Most of the familiar faces of the help of the old Gulf, will greet the patrons of the new Gulf. Bill Jones, the old porter, and Amos Lester, tiie former head waiter, have their old places back again. Oh, the sunshine; the softness of it; the brightness of it; the glory of it. Only in the sunny south can it be found, when the chilly blasts do blow, ot even the famed Riviera, smiling nder Italian skies and laved by the hie Mediterranean can boast such inshine and softness as our own fair OTOHEFt. OHH-XfiSTlfeE-A-S STOCK OF LADIES’ AND GENTS’ FIUB slippers BY FAR The Handsomest Ever Shown in Thomasville. "GALL AND 8EE THEM. CTJHTIt 1(1 I I I A-, I) ‘ X ! 1 .1.. IPS 1 Si. SAY! Have you seen the display of FANCY AND HOLIDAY GOODS? Well! Havo vim In-qna-toil those New Gobi I’ cns , Pencils ami Charms V Now! Havo you nri« cd all that new l’ei.'umery and Fine Soaps ? The Mitchell House Pharmacy 154 Broad Street, Hare baught everything way down and propose to undersell everybody in the city, consequently all goods way down below any competitor. Remember. Swan Down Face Powder per box 10 Swan Downtwitli bottle perfume) STOCK CO Ml* I, H I'F m A I, I. DEPARTMENTS. ^yySpocial bargains offered for Santa Clans and “Lovers.” We havn’t time to sav more now, but come oil and let us show you the nicest and lowest price lino of Holiday Goods in the city. Something to suit everybody. Come before the Btock is picked oyer. Some sold every day. McRAE BROS. Married, At the residence of Mr. C. W. Wig gins, on Thursday night, Miss Julia A. Chastain and Mr. James A. Jar vis. Mr. Jirvis is a citizen of Gainesville, Fia., where he is held ir high esteem by those who know him. Miss Julia has many friends here who wish her a happy married life in the “Land O’ Flowers.’’ The couple left for their home in Florida yesterday. Miss Comstock, lately l.’om New ork, has come to Thomasville, and ill open a class for instruction in ater color painting and charcoal rawing. Miss Comstock is a pupil ” Mr. Ross Turner, of Boston, of Mr. eo. W. Smiley, of New York, and filer teachers of note, and has been ngaged in teaching in various places l the east. Thus an opportunity is (fered which usually is obtained by leurring the expense of going to art enters, and by paying such prices as iich teachers above mentioned charge or instruction. Miss C. will be rca onnble in terms, and can be consult- 1 at her rooms, at the residence of Ir. E. O. Thompson, corner Love nd Warren streets. The Clerks to be Held Responsiblfi, The cases of the state against the srehauts indicted for selling cigar- ;es to minors, were taken up in urt yesterday morning. After a tient hearing from both sides, Judge msell ruled that the proprietors einselves could not be held respon se for the actions of their clerks, ier giving them positive orders not sell or provide minors with cigar- es. The clerks themselves will vc to bo personally responsible for dating the cigarette law. One or o proprietors who sold cigarettes minors personally, plead guilty. ie Chinaman who provided the ys with cigarettes for the first week two after the law was passed, was ared under the law allowing three ys for every hundred miles from : capitol for a new law to become lerally known. Court Adjouincd. The October adjourned term of Thomas Superior court adjourned last evening. The following criminals were on trial for misdemeanors, and plead guilty, except in the case of George Brown who was tried and convicted of the offense, They were sentenced as follows: Willie Irwin, $30 or 3 months on the chain gang. George Hardy, $100 or 12 mouths. George Brown, $100 or 8 months. Joe Miller, $50 or 0 mouths. « “ S50 or G months. Joe Williams, $50 or 0 months. Aino-s Mitchell, $75 or G months. « “ 850 or 4 months. O. II. McQueen, $50—paid out. Felix Holman, S100—paid out. A handsome flag floated from the tall flair pole over the new Gulf yes terday. Teach the Children. Tiie Sawyer Sunday Blocks and Cards. For sale by L. E. Kline, 1100, Olive street, St. Louis, Mb. Complete set of 24 blocks, $1.50. Cards, SOcts. How shall we interest the children on Sunday and yet preset vo in their minds a proper regard for the sanctity of the day? This is the question which troubles many a pious parent. These blocks and cards answer the question fully and satisfactorily. There are 24 blocks, 3x4 inches in size, with a picture on each side and edges bound with an original desigu of bordering pictures in 14 diflerent colors. The bli iks are all numbered and illustrate beautifully the Story of Joseph. The poems are admirably well prepared and beautifully adapted to the subject. The cards a>-e forty- eight in number and are prepared in the most highly finished manner and illustrates the same story as the blocks. The cards and blocks repre sent tho work of Mrs. II. A. Sawyer, of St. Louis, Mo. They nrc calculat ed to thrill the children with interest and at the same time to fix in their minds Bible facts which every child should know. We have not seen any thing we like better. We are pre pared to commend the work of Mrs. Sawyer in the highest terms. She has proved herself to be a benefactress and no words of praise can adequately express the merit of her labor. The above is from a St. Louis pa per, the home of Mrs. Sawyer. Ev ery one will he making the little ones a present during the holidays. Mrs. Sawyer’s works will be found on sale at Reid & Culpepper’s. The beauti ful story, so simply and sweetly told, should be in every household where there are children. TTM E RED FRONT GROCERY. XMAS GOODS. Mince Meats, Raisins, Nuts, Currants, Citron, Prunes WORKS, ii J. L.4I. A. PRINGLE. BBOAD ST See file steam engine. It is a wonderful toy. Buy a dollar's worth of toys and you will have n clmncc to own it. 12dcctf REID & CULPEPPER. I have Photo and Auto Albums, (not the lanrcst stock in the city) hut I want to sell what I havo. S. J. CA.SKEI.S. Come in and sec our Xmas goods. We can suit yon, whether you want a cheap or an elaborate present. 12dcctf REID k CULPEPPER. A small selected stork of Holiday Hoods is offered in my Drug Store, 1 I s Broad St. 14dcetf S. J. CASSELH. We have some choice perfumery that will make your sweetheart even sweeter. Do not lorgct this. ndcctf REID k CULPEPPER. Seasonable books for tiie little ones and people of larger growth, now ready for tbo holiday trade. Miss Addie an, Jackson Stre||f. The goods on our ", and 10 cent counters Will go with a rush. Secure the best selec tions and avoid the rush later. 12dectf REID k CULPEPPER. HOARD WANTED. prom about January fifteenth to A] three ladies, two connecting, suinij Plain, substantial fare. Terms i moderate- Address S. M. St Rasiue Yonkers, X, Y. Do not forget that vve are headijiui lei. tor Santa duns, and that we lone a -u,i enough steam engine. Let the little leilow come and see it. By buying a dollars wortl of toys one of them may become its owner 1 gdectf REID k CU LPEI’PER. We have some elegant hooks, suitulae tor holiday gifts. Come early before the a sort- iiiont is broken. AH the standard pc l and hooks suitted to the season. 1-Mcrtf REID k CULPEPPER. Merchant Tailor. Gentlemen wanting lint anil good gooi.9, good work and lit in execution of garment! will find it to their interest to call and sie me, np stairs, over Doctor Cnssels’ drug store, Thomasville, Ga. Cleaning and repairing done at short notice. ,'ldcc 1 m B. W. Rimskv. Nothing more suitable fo: a holiday gift than a gold pen or pencil. We.have a splen did stock, and so cheap you will he surpris ed REID k CULPEPPER PR TV ATE BOARDING. On Seward street, 2nd. door north west ot Warren, (next door to the Misses I bier.) The house and furniture new. ROOMS COM FORT AII LB AND SUNNY, tabic unexceptionable, Terms moderate. Apply on the premises or at the office of Mitchell k McIntyre. nov9-3m. MRS. GEO. CARROLL. Country Board. Good board, with nice country fare, can he had at Dr. J. B. Watkin’s residence, Sun- dale, one-mile and a half from court house,at moderate rates. Carriage rides free, erery other day. Good hunting and sport ground; Apply on the premiscs-or address Dr. J. B. WATKINS, nov26dtf Thomasville, Ga. Holiday Goods, Plush sots, novel, use ful and pretty. For sale by Miss Addie McClellan, Jackson Street. Mark Golinsky, Commercial Agt. BRANCH OFFICE: SAVANNAH, - (JEORGIA. H. A. WAIDNEB A CO., Canu«*d Goods Exchange, Baltimore. Baltimore, Feb. in, 18"5. Baltimore Condensed Milk Co., Yo-k, Pa; Dear Sira—I have used »ho products of your factory for years with tho best results, both as now ishment for my children and table use. I have compared it side hy side with the Eaglo, Swiss. English, Crown and Diamond brands, and unhesitatingly pronounce your Meadow Brand far superior to any of them. Yours truly, I udSt H. A. WAIDNEB. CnRINTH AN CARDS, Mail one to your frien.ls. Hdectr S. J. CASSELS. MULE BUYERS TAKE NOTICE. I havo a onr of good young Texas Mules •m-oute. Will arrive next Thursday, Dec. llltli. flood, well-broken Texas Horses always mi hand. Call and see mo at W A. Ihnls’s stables. Jso. If. Maiionk. n FURNISHED ROOMS TO LET. Four i;ire, sunny mums, in host locality la the city. Don't want any very sick people, or children. Table hoard next door. Apply at ItEin and Cult'EI'- l*Bit's Drugstore. l’2Deelf An engine ran hy steam, on a track with sharp curve?, with "never an accident. Come REII) k (TLI’KI’I’ER. 1 (Merit’ PIANOS AND DUGANS W. S. llrmvn, the Jeweler, has se cured the agency fur all tins first-class Pianos and Organs, which lie is selling at the lowest prices for cash or on long time. Those desiring to purchase will do well to learn his prices and terms. Our r» and 10 rent counters wore never s full. You will he surprised to see what you can buy for these small sums. Wc have gli to go round, hut the first buyers will . „rl\. REID vN CULPEPPER. arc best. C doc 12If SEED TIME AND HARVEST. If you would reap a good harvest j miut have good seed. 1 have the best seed oats i:i the county, for sain cheap. II. WISE, decl l 2t 112 Broad Street. The little folks will be delighted with our steam engine. If they buy a dollar’s worth of toys they will have a chance to own it. Let them come and iee it. dec 12 tf REID it CULPEPPER. MORNING CHAT [OVER-IIKA RD.] Husband—Well, 1 wouldn’t wait any longer. This is the third day since they promised you your hat, and because of their failure to finish it, we were kept home from church yesterday. 1 Wile—Yes, I am awfully put out about it. ami I’m going right down to Mrs. Carroll’s on Lower Broad and order one there. She never fails to have her work ready when promised. . Husband—Well, I hope you wiM, for if you don't get it by to-morrow, wc will be unable to till that engagement with Mrs. M . Next morning she was happy as a lark. Bran new bonnet; husband delighted; splended visit to Mrs. M’s. and a future friend to lower Broad. These are four cardinal points in which Mrs. Carroll always excels. Choicest goods. Lowest prices. Neatest trimming. Promptest work. We want your hats to he satisfactory in every respect, and if they are not we are willing at all times to make any adjustment necessary. Place your orders with U3, and you shall always be pleased. I am anxious for a share of your trade. Mrs. Jennie Carroll, Lower Broad Milliner. The steam engine, run hy actual steam, will be on exhibition in the front ot our store to-day and until the holidays. Let the little folks come and see it. If they buy a dollars worth of tofi they will secure a ticket that will give a chance to secure the engine. 12dectf REID & CULPEPPER. DAVIS BOARDING HOUSE, TIIOJlASVlIiliK, GA. This house, which is situated in Fletcher- ville, one of the healthiest and most desira ble localities in Thomasville, is under the management of Mrs. Minnie F. Davis, who has had considerable experience in this line, and would solicit a liberal share of patron age. i he can furnish northern guests with pleasant rooms. For terms apply to propri etress. Sdectf week: ii BIG TRADES, HOBBY GENTS', YOUTH© AND BOYS’ Wc have Wc arc tho what you largest buyers, want. We t h c largest have the sellers and the prices. We largest dealers have the in our line in TRADE. TUGS’VI LLE IT IS TO YOUR INTEREST TO SEE US BEFORE BUYIN3 DRESS SUITS. DRESS SHIRiS. FULL DRESS SUITS & SHIRTS. BOYS’ SUITS. BOYS’ FULL OUTFITS. WE DO WHAT WE PROMISE CHRISTMAS Approaches. Dont forget our lovely line of SCARFS, COLLARS, CUFFS AND HATS. In fact everything in the Gent’s Fur nishing business. Glothierr and Furnishers, 106 Broad Street, • Thomasville, Ga.