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THE DAILY TIMES-ENTERPRISE. The wholesale- dealers in ice, find ii-g this year's crop short, will charge THURSDAY, A 1*1111, 3, I! H A RDWAR] Stoves, Ivon, Daily Times-Extf.rpripk H published every morning (Monday exempted.) The Weekly Timks-Exterprihe is published every Saturday morning. KEEP TO THE! RIGHT. ill ami examine for yourselves, Subscription Uatks. Daily Timks-Estbrprisk, . . W;FKLY “ . . . Daily Advrrti? no Hatkh. Transient Rates.—$1.00 per squa.-e for the first insertion, and 00 certs for en- h subse quent insertion. One Square, one month, - - - • $ 5 00 One Square, two months .... 8 00 One Square, three month), - - - 13 00 Ono Square, six months, .... 30 00 One Square, twelve months, ... 35 00 Subject to change by special arranp ement R. B. BURR, ItllNlnoan filnllngrr, Mr. Carlisle defines the Lodge Fed eral election bill as a proposition employ 1,000,000 officials and spend §10,000,000 every two years to obtain a permanent republican majority in the house ot representatives. Contrary to expectation the Grand Jury of Floyd county has found a true bill against Dr. J. B. S. Holmes for killing his brother-in-law Dr. Forrest 'Allgood some months ago. Bail was fixed at $3,000, and was promptly given. The program of the summer session of the Piedmont Chautauqua at Salt Springs is being arranged. This Chautauqua was one of Mr. Grady’s pets, and the shadow of his departed spirit will hover over it for many years to come. The Kansas farmers are not over flowing just now with love lor Ingalls. Perhaps the fiery senator will one day find out that while gall and venomado very well to round a pariizan para graph, they are not particularly seme able in making friends. Farmer Tillman, of South Carolina and he is a bona fide and successful tiller of the soil, will lead his brother farmers in a fight against the ancient Democratic regime in his native state Mr. Tillman will make a thorough canvass ot the state, and as he is a splendid talker he w.ll niake the cam paign a lively one. The New York World’s e.qm.-c of Georgia convict camps is stirring the lessees to a wonderful degree. The expor dealt principally with the Chat tahoochee Brick company, and the gentlemen composing the company deny the allegations with a fervor that reminds one of the ancient adag “Thou dost potest too much.’’ The spring fights have broken ou among the students ot the State Uni versity at Athens. A member of the Junior class was charged with cheating in his examination paper, and was tried before two of the faculty. The fights have grown out of the trial. The young men very sensibly used the weapons nature gave them instead of the modern pistol and ready knile. The southern manulac.uring boom evidently has not reached its climax, judging from the Tradesman’s report for the first three months of 1890. The new industries established in the southern states during this period number 833, against C91 for the same peried in 1889. The cotton and woolen mills established during the first quarter of 1890 numbered 64, against 35 during the first quarter ol the preceding year. long enough prices to insure them selves against loss in cons, quence ot the tv 1 aihtr’s freaks, lor which, of course, 1 hey were no! responsible, lhc pice to large consumers will siar; at 815 per Ion, and will probably advance. This ill wind blows good to the ice manufacturers. “North and south, politically, have no existence,” says the Philadelphia Evening Telegraph, “and it is too long after the war to revive war meas ures and policies for the government of the South. W ith equal reason or justice the leaders of the majority might put squadrous in the Held or set an army of occupation in control of the South. The protest against sectional, partisan legislation should come from the North, not from the South.” It is useless to hope that all will be that ought to be, but there are many republican newspapers in the North that arc raising the voice of protest against the recent display of sectional malevolence in congress. 'I want to tell you,” said a New England tourists “that some of your social and political conditions do not suit the northern people, and when they come here to live, they will try to change them.” “All tight,” said an Atlanta man, ‘come here and live two years,and we will talk about it.” The New Englander looked thought ful. I must admit,” he said, “that I have been surprised and pained to find 1 hat the northern residents here are the very people who most strongly advocate the reprehensive condition of things which I find so objection able.” “Just so.” replied the Atlantian. Strange, isn’t it ? Come down here and scll’c. We don’t care what your present views are. In two years you he a stalwart champion of south ern ideas," The tourist iiune his head, and dis •appeared in a cloud ol sadness and gloom.—Constitution. Do not he Imposed on by any of the natserons Imitations, substtuilw, etc., which nro flooding Ilia world. There is only ono Swift’s Specific^ ini! thcro Is nothin— liko it. Our remedy con* tains no Mercury, Potash, Arsenic, or any pois onous substance whatever. It builds np the gen eral health from the first dose, raid has never failed to eradicate contagious blood poicon and ltseficcta frqm the system. Do sure to get the genuine. Send your address for our Treatise on Blood and Skin Diseases, which Mill bo mailed tree. SWIFT SPECIFIC CO.. Atlanta. Os. Huffy Tin and Hollow Ware,, Gnus ii »r till kinds, and| agent for King’s I’owder Co. J.LBeyerly&Bro. dealers: ix- THOMASVi LLE NATIONAL BANK, >*., A. T. Mcl.vrvri.., 'esurient. Vice-President si as. A. IIrAndox, Cashier. JLTTIMIBIEFL Mouldings, Turned Work, Laths, Etc. MEIGS, GA. Wanted—Everybody to write or see us before placing or ders for lumber. We still have thousands of feet of the Best Dry Lumiiek in South Georgia. We carry in stock and in large quan tities anything wanted in lumber, and are fully pre pared to furnish dressed and matched lumber, and in fact, in almost any shape desired. Mouldings turned and Scroll 1 work done in best style. | Capital Surplus $100,000. A general hanking business. Collec tious have prompt attention. THE PEST AND MOST Birest Route I Men & Le’/ici J RUM ALL PRINCIPAL-POINTS IN :ca( THE SOUTH TO CHICAGO AND THE NORTHWEST. Contractors & Builders TIIO.MAKVILU;. <;A. *tWe will b»» glad to make contract* for nr superintend, nil classes of building*. public or private. In either brick or wood. Will fur nish plans and speclflc/i'inn* if required. If wc through express trains dally, with Pull man I’ul/ico Buffet Hlceplng Cars by night, a ml Chair Cars by day, between Cin cinnati! and Chicago, Indlanapo Us and Chicago, and also be; tween Louisvlllo and. Chicago, where close con nections are rondo for St. Paul, Fargo, Plsmark, pni lav!, Omaha, Kansas City, San Francisco and points Intermediate— Pretty Patterns in Stock SMYENA RUGS. A few more of those -foe Holland Shades, spring* rollers make your selection before i they are all gone. feet long or. and Call "M re - - . vRamm • ' A JOKE ON AN ALDERMAN. “Takes a Great Paper to do It.” II there is one th ug abme all others in the manner in which The Atlanta Constitution treats the members of its staff, for which it is to he commended, it is that it uncovers each man’s in dividuality, and permits him 10 be known to the public. In verity, The Constitution’s staff is known Ly name all over Georgia. It has no lordly “boss” who takes unto himself praise for all the fine and bright work on the paper. In this respect The Constitution is a scathing rebuke to some lesser papers, whose chiefs loom into prominence by capiured light and whose pigmy abilities arc "ac- corded commendations and congratu lations solely due Limburger Cheese as an Incentive to Active Sanitation. A story too good to be lost was picked up by a Morning News repor ter. Alderman Cann, at a recent meeting of council,[introduced a reso lution looking to the improving ot the sanitary condition of the Bilbo canal by the construction of a closed sewer along its banks for the reception ol the house drainage of the city. A wag, said to he a relative ol Alderman Falligant, took it into his head to help Alderman Gann’s efforts by a novel undertaking. Ob taming some tcrrificalty odorous Lint burger cheese, he went to the office of an alderman in the eastern part of die city wlttl.t the clerical force was at dinner, and rubbed pens, pencils, rules, desks, office coals, iic , with the cheese. When the boss and his clerks came in af'er dinner they del, c;ed a penetrating odor permeating every thing. Each one, in turn, as he en tered the office, turned up his note! To each it was suggested that it must be “the Bilbo canal.” F.iial'y the alderman came in and put on his office coat. His olfactory nerves were shocked. “What is dial awful smell ?’’ he asked. “The Bilbo canal !" said one. It is said that the alderman Hurried up town to the mayor’s office and insisted upon an immediate meeting of council on business of great im portance in connection with the Bilbo canal! The mayor, impressed w.tli the ne cessity ol immediate action, called the committee of the whole together the same afternoon. Not a member of the counc i had been let into the secret, and when Alderman Cann’s re olution was brought up for discus sion Alderman Falligant observed that some of his brother alderman were taking decidedly more interest in drainage than he had ever known them to take before, and he availed himselt of the anxiety depicted several countenances and pressed Alderman Cann’s efforts for all they were worth. 'I lie resolution was adopted unanimously. Alderman Falligant insists that lie was totally unconscious of the real cause of the universal interest dis you want any building tloii. wuu I wo will submit owIIuiuU m whether awarded us or not. Wo will guar/ faction In all our work. Wo refer ti buildings erected by us In Thom tv to all parties for whom wo hnv Simp on Fletcher at., 2nd door fr< Tbomonvll’-fl. April .'J, 1H89. N. S. Eaves, CONTRACT#!! and ItliiM. Wiw Fast Mail WHAT IS CARBOUNEOM AVENARIUS? (RcRlstcredJ It la n Wood find tstono Preserving Com pound Oil tttaln, applied with an ordinary brush. Jt Is guaranteed to preservo any kind 01 wood, atove or under tho ground or water, for at least fifteen years, and keep oil* all kinds of Insect*. It is used by tho U. 8. and almost all foreign Governments; Telegraph, Telephone, Ballroad, and other laTgo Corporations, as well as all Real Estato Owners, where itols kept for sale. For further Information nnd Circulars please address or call on i*oo .'lug Louisvlllo, D/illy except Sunday, at 7 .M)/i. in. Cincinnati!, Dally, except Sunduj. at 7:4 V Arriving at Chicago at C :15. Tho must rapid service « tween tho Great Cominor Ohio KIver and Chicago, ffi)-' hrough Coupon Tickets, Baggage « od to destination, and your safety am!. fort provided for, are among tho points that have made tho Tlioraaft7!llo, Georgia Gkl will bo glad to nmko contracts f..i the construction of all classes of buddings pub lic and privato, in either brick or I ’ I will guarantee in every inst/amo glvo satisfaction. Designs and plans drawn and caroful estimates made. MY Motto—Good, honest worlc at fair prlcos. If you want any building MOETOIff ROUTE! ersally i Unix d deservedly popular. i’I M{ r CARSON. VIee-pres’t ,. C-DOKL. Geld Traffic Mating — . will submit estimates win contract is awarded mo or not. I ivf the many public buildings erected by r Tlrmasrlllo and elsewhere, and nil p i r w bom I have worked OilN I) W. II. .Y AS. BANKER, Gen Pass Agt. 11 ( 1.0.1X0, passenger nml Freight ,\g I-'* Du ml Ht.. Tlminnavllln On. Montana, Washington and Oregon. A correct map ot the northwest will show j thnt the .Northern Pacific railroad traverses ! tlie control portion of Minnesota, North Du I kota, Montnnn nml Washington fur a dis- tiince ot nearly 2,000 niiles; it is the only rnilrond reaching Jnmetown, Rismnrck, Miles £ity, Aillings,“Livingston, Do/.enmn, Mis soula, Cheney, Davenport, Paiousu Citv Sprague, A’ltzville, Yakima, Ellenslmrg. Ta- coma, Seattle and in fact nine-tenths uf the northwest cities, towns, nml points .,f ink-r est. The Northern Pacific is the shortest trans continental route from .St. Paul mid Cliiem.o to Helena, Unite, Anaconda, Deer l;ud"e Spokane Falls, Walla Walla, Dayton and Portland, nml the only one whose through trains reach any portion of the new state of Washington. Land seekers purchasing Pa cific Const second class tickets via. 81 Paul and the Northern Pacific have choice Irani that point ot free Colonist .Sleeping Cars or Pullman’s Tourist Furnished .Sleepers at charges ns low as the lowest. For tho benefit of settlers the Xort Pacific also gives u ten day sto| lege on second class North I tickets at Spokane Falls and each ami ever point west, including over I JO stations ii Washington, thus enabling persons seek!m a home to examine this vast ttrritorv uitli out incurring an expense of from to #13: in traveling on local tickets from point u point. Insure for yourself comfort and safety In having the host accommodations afi'orded thereby avoiding change of ems, re..-heck- ingot baggage, transfers ami lay overs cn route. Money can he saved hv parchasin tickets via. St. Paul or Minneapolis and the Northern Pacific. For Maps, Pamphlets, /.’ales ami Ticket enquire of your nearest Ticket A;:.-at, am District Passenger Agent ot the Northcn Pacific AfailrOiM; or Ciias, .S, I-'kk, General Passenger mid Ticket Agent, Si, Paul, Minn Zb-lZETW C3-OOIDS -.A.T— tv LBONATED WITH- NATURALGAS I'i!]iortt'<! from the Mineral Springs on the Rhine, Gor in.” tv, on draught at Como and Examine our Stock of Sateens, Oliallies, Ginghams, Batiste, Lawns, and Percals. ALSO OUK IM-MEN.Si- STOCK OF SCHMIDT’S. White O-oods. fill ■-peri:,I attention lo 0 ur JOB LOT of WHITE GOODS for for T:::,i , r : " i,v nrc cqii! ’ 1 ,o a,y s ° m f ° r twenty como cr pn drink Look! Look! Look 2 Our Xcw Spring Clothing is here. Now remember that the entire stock is new, and will be sold ts cheap as possible. L. STEYERMAN & BED., THE SLEEPLESS AND RESTLESS DRT-GOODS MERCHANTS. Mineral Water or and IC '-levs The Marshall House, takes a creat newem t0 *' n0the '* II i me universal interest dis- hetrtloTTrn * 3 ", “ P ' ayCd in his de I’ artra «‘by his broth- heart, to be generous and just. ! er aldermen J. s. Real Estate Agent THOMASVTLLE, GA. Offiw over Iltid l Cnlpeppcr s Drug Store, Croat! St SCHW-BTS. 1 am now prepared to buy or sell, iorotlmr parties, all kinds of town or country real estate and have on my list a good assess ment of both kinds. Strict and close atten tion to the business will be my aim, and f respectfully solicit a share of the business of the community. aligns SAVANNAH, GA. ('mlcr new Management. levdin , norm. FINEST LOCATION. With bmatl pln/./is commanding n grand view of tin* fashlonnblo promona lo, »ln» Broad way of Savannah. Ciilslno and service equal 1TB & li-very | AM) FEED STABLES M. Tuttle. ^ til, „ . , I tine Teams, with careful drivers. door below curiirr ot Ilroad and rVTfh* mi i L - ..... I'letebei streets. Jeweler and dealer in j Bs i O PLEASE OUR Tlioin:i.«viIlc curiosities nml Florida bric-a- I PATRONS, brar. Jewelry a .‘pecialitv. See my Alligator b I JACKSOH Jan24ly Foot l*ur£e, laleit thing out. a nl4 (lJm Thomnarillc, (in —