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$5.00 PER ANNUM ALE AT On Monday, Tuos- day and Wednesday next,beginning Mon day morning at 10 clock we will place on sale 5,000 yards Plaid white Nainsooks for ladies’ and chilrens’ wear, at regular price ‘25c no bettr bargain ever offered in Thomasvilie attend the SALE AT 132 Broad St •Shi rill Hurst C'litimie* I* slowly. A. I). Hcmlcr.viii • No.* in tlu; city. Tilt* new jail will -ihim be ready fur OCOllpancV. 1). A. Rogers, ul Columbia, Trim., is ill llic city A. .1 Kill};, ■inat the Ciillf. Vi'. B. Well.-i, uf New Yor ping at llie.Stiiart. (}. C. Shield, of liicliinouu, is stop ping at the Stuart. Mr \V r . M. Grier, of Valdosta, was iu the city yesterday. Mr. Nat Huey, of New York is stopping 11 the Gulf. Mr. 15. H. Griffin, of Bainbridge, was in the city yesterday Dr. J. G. Hopkins returned ycstcr- dud from a visit the Philadelphia Mrs. Florence Vaughn returued yesterday from a visit to Savannah Air. James B. Moore, ot Hartford, Gout!., is among the latest arrivals at the Piuey Woods. Miss Annie Paine left yesterday for Jacksonville, to attend the inter state military drib, Mr. George Feuru lias returned from a visit to his son Mr Ed. Fenrn ut Knoxville, Teuu. Thu wind blew the dust in cloud: yesterday ; a rain is very much need ed at preset t writing. Air. Bert AInrdre left yesterday for Araericus to visit his sons Little and Joe, pnw of ybut city Jy. B. Hangi} ii|)ij family, of Cleve land, ()., t\ I o have been at the Alitohi ell this senson, left yesterday It. P. Bliss, ol New York, who has been spending the season at the Piuey Woods, left yesterday for home. Among the latest arrivals at the Piuey Woods are Air. and Airs. Spencer H. Smith, of New York A pleasant party ot ladies and gentlemen from Pine Summit are at tending the drill at Jacksonville this week. Parties from Aucilla yesterday, re port that Cap. Shuman, who was so seriously shot by Alose Linton. has ta ken a relapse, and is much worse Willie Fleming, who lias just been appointed agent ut Callahan, Fla., for the S. F. & W. Uy., passed through the city yesterday on route to that place to assume his duties. Ceorge Duffy, of Baltimore, who has been spending several months here at the .Misses Blnckshear’s, left yes terday for New Orleans ami Fort Worth, Texas. A handsome building lot on the corner of Crawford and Calliouu streets has been sold to Air. Pearsall, of Wilmington, N. C. t by real estate agents Fearu & Love. Air. Pearsall will probably improve his purchase at nu early date. In Sunday norniug's Timks-Ex rmirmsK the statement was made that Air. S. G. AIcLendou would deliver the Memorial address at Americus, on the 2<ith. This was au error; Mr. Ben McLendon will deliver the address iu that city. There is a baker here who has a regular daily customer in Alabama, for a five cent loaf of bread. As the bread is sent through the express of’ (ice, the loaf of bread would, with twenty-five cents box express, cost live times the originnl price of the one loaf. and Mrs. J. C. S. Timbcrlake daughter, and Miss Carrie Timber- lake, passed through the city yester day morning cn route from Alouticello. Mrs. Timberlake goes to Atlanta and Alisa Carrie to Marshallville. The friends of the latter young lady re gret very much that her stay in Thomusville was so brief. Only Five Awaiting Trial. There are only five pris uiers in j.iil here, and they will lie tried .Superior Court. The fallowing lire the irn lies of ill prisoners, and tile alienees which are charged against them : John Cliltan, f.,r ivsis i.ig arrest and shooting at officer Sing et iry. Dawson AicClond, assmlt with in- | lent to commit murder. Jell Scott, perjury. Wash Anderson, murder. .Cash Cummings, horse stealing. A Remarkable Record. A valuable mule died on one of Mr. John I. Parker’s plantations yesterday. There would be r.o special significance attached to this announcement, were it not tor the fact that, during the past rpr()CUre a ' g p" ker '. tweniy-five yean Mr. Park; r has never f[ wag re6olve(1 tll|lt aU the mlH . lost a mule on one of Ins plantations. companies, schools, and citizens though he was forked fifteen of them generally he invited to participate on an average for that perio.d This • Capt a p IIall3e „ was , eqllestcd to take charge of the military and the parade. j The ladies of the asiociation, by . resolution, earnestly request the co- Memorial Day Services. Mrs. A. P. Wright, vie i-president of tin* Ladies Men >rin! Association, called a meeting of iho a-sociation to order at 4 o’clock at the rooms of the Lihrtyy Association. The following program was agreed upon for ihe* 2lith. To meetat the. o'd cemetery at!) o'clock on the morning of the 2Gth, to deco.ale the graves iu thill ccme tery, from thence to the soldier's monument on Broad street, which will be appropriately decorated. Meet at the new cemetery at half past four in the afternoon. Au appropriate address by some speaker to lie selected. Mrs. K. T. Alaclean and Alisa Etta Reid were appointed a committee to is certainly a remarkable record. It ! attests the care Mr. Parker bestows on | his work stock: and in this, largely, lies the success which has attended Mr. Parker’s farming. | Keep the Town Healthy, I The lollowing from the Cincinnati Gazette will apply to I ho.nasville: | ‘ Money wisely spent for the bentfi: , of public health is always a good in ■ vestment. The city that prevents disease, suffering and death by sanitary ! regulations, though they may* prove I expensive, gels back in time the outlay ! with interest. Thorough drainage and I dean streets, alleys and door yards ad ' vertise ajcily to great advantage. Its people are more comfortable and con-, tented, its business is more prosperous, and its attracts more outside popu- 1 operation of nil the Indies in the town. They will firing all the flow ers to he had, mid are cordially in vited to lie present at both the old and :ww cemeteries, at the hours named, for the purpose of decorating the graves of Dixie’s dead. Further notice of the programme and the oc casion will appear. Arrested and in Jail. The following telegram was receiv ed here yesterday, a few minutes be fore the arrival ol No. 8 : Baiuhridge, Gu., Apr. 8. To Alurshall II., Thomusville, Ga. Meet train No. 8 quick: arrest | 3 uon and capital than a cHfty plage. wbit(! fijf fett; P ; ince Alber t wuh bad health law, and inefficient cuat> broWll Derby hat . Burglary, health officers,"^.. . .. -ft (Sheriff. The Longest Railroad System. ' Policeman Coyle was promptly on It is not generally known, perhaps, haud - ,uid found ,hc 0,an dc8cribed ' that with the acquisition of the Queen ,Ic w “ 80meAibat ullder tbe influence & Crescent route, the Richmond Ter, of li< l uor ** I* » ohargul among other mi mil becomes the Ion est system of . tl,ia « 4 tbat be 3i,,le 11 watch ’ 1,0 sold ' the watch at Cairo while oq his way licro. Sheriff Patteison upon being notified of the arrest wired as followt|: Baiuhridge, Ga., Apr. !). To \V. P. Coyi.k, Policeman : Will come on first train ; hold at all liazatds. I*j. F. Patterson, Sheriff. The man gives liis name as White. He is iu jail awaiting the sheriff of railway under one management, iu fl)e world. The Constitution gives ] the following figures: The Erlanger stslem—Queen and Crescent—alone milled 1,157 miles: 3:10 in f*- in the Cincinnati Southern : 141 in ilie Vi.iks’mrg and Meridian; 18!) iu I lie Vicksburg. Shreveport and j Pacific; !«.I5 in Af'V Qrluans ai|<) | Norlheasloi’ii, uud 2hA in tlie Alabama j of Great Southern. This ipakesa total ol 8,104 mil railway, and 8,000 miles ol rail water lines emnbiucil. That’s llie lougesl on earth .... . .. . . morning The other railways approaching j ( . ° nearest are as follows : Union Pacific, 7,77il. Pennsylvania systeni, about 7,000, A Icliiso i, Topeka ami Santa Fc j she has met, would be delighted to see 7,.'ax), | her ’n Thom.isvi'Je again. Chicago and Northwestern, 7,(184, ! ‘ Sou.hern Pacific, (i,052. I 1 ho WWillB Will part with a pleasant Chicago, Milwaukee and Si. J’aul, j w,mtr Rucsi this morning, Mrs. Dr. ai (;7g. | Hunt, of Indiana. Her friends, and Missouri Pacific, 5,094 Cliii.'iig Decatur county. AIiss Alice VVakely, wno has been visiting relatives here, will leave this for her home in North Georgia. Miss Wakely has won a host of friends and admirers, during her flsil, and every one, wuh wham Ochlockonec Dots. .Services at the Baptist Church, next Saturday and Sunday by Rev. J. I. Underworld. Ever'body is cordially invited. More sidewalks, better streets, and a line hotel in Ochb'ckonee, is badly needed. We are still of the opinii ihilt a hotel would pay, and wg mil: have it. Our town and county is on ii hooii. Me.-srs Burch A Beverly will a inn have up a saw mill three miles below here and Messrs. Ilekle and Lang are also putting up one two miles below our town. For a life of real p'easure and solid comfort we advise a removal to Och lockonee. Several of our citizens went up to Meigs Saturday to attend the Metho dist conferc nee. The farmers alliance is progressing nicel) at Ochlockonee as well as else where. Prof. S. I). Chastain after a severe indisposition is able' lo take charge of his flourishing school. Miss Emma Perry spent several days in Camilla last week. Miss Lucy Sill returned Monday from a visit lo her parents in Florida Aress. R A. Perry and H. C. Free man our celebrated hunters spent last week in Florida. 1 hey report plenty of luck andia big lime. Look sharp! I’m going to report a wedding soon. Guess who? A party of our young people com* template going out oil the river Thursday for a pic nic. Mr. Harry Baker has moved lo our town and is keeping “bach.” Can’t some of our girls take pity on him and propose? Au eloquent sermon was delivered by Dr. Hinton at the .Methodist church last Sunday morning and night. SuUSORIHKIt. SIGNAL SERVICE BUREAU AT R. Thomas Jr's* 126 Broad Sired. O.S Bondurant Voluntoor Otsorvcr Weather Bulletin for the 24 hours ending at 7 o’clock I*. M., Ajiril 9, 1390. 2 1*. in 7 p. ui Maximum for 2, Minimum “ Knin-fall I munitions Iu THE GEORGIA HEDGE COMPANY. Merits of our Hedge. It is the cheapest U*noe. It is most durable. It is not affected by fire, wind or flood. It lias no posts to rot. .Stock can not rub it down. It protects itself. It stop trespassers and hunters. It can not he carried away tor firewood. It takes but little room. You can cultivate close to it. No weeds to be kept out ol the miner?. It lasts tor generations. You never lay out out* cent for material to repair it. It s ornamental to any farm. j It is mule high, bull strong and |*ig tight. they-are many, would be vety much j X£ Burlington ami Quincy, pleased 10 sec her in the Sunny South j Cnpt. II. II. .Mnriolt, Hotel Miumry, James K. Per^y, Stuart House or^Ben I*. Dodson, Hotel Wliiddun. 0,520. ^ | again. Fishing am] picnic parties will soon j Mr. Kwkhulffand bride, nir Miss j be the order of the day. l.ela Oliver, cf Manatee, Florida, and Wc await,. with interest, reports ' a niece of Hon. Arthur Fatten o‘this from the blackberry crop. ■ c.ty, are stopping a few days with him Mr. *Sam Cassels was out yesterday, j en route from a wedding tour, after a brief hut lively tussle tvith the Willie ~Lymi celebrated his 19th g r 'P* birthday Wednesday ui^lit. A few Thotnasville is well represented at of his young friends were present at the Sub-Tropical Exposition, iu Jack- his*home in Alagnolia I’laee, and a sonvillc, this week. pleasant evening was spent. Real estate begins to feel the quick- j Rev . ^r. Williams, pastor of the j ““»*•, fur tl ‘ i ?{v lii, ,' VS ' . euing pulsations of the new railroad, j Bapljft churcb| ls now a b - chc | or pro ^tuntsys aafi \ ednrs.U, Keep your eye on .fhomasville. | ten)j b j s w jf e bav ing gone to Kentucky. Alac Wright, colored, was tried in j Mr. Williams is now at the Stuart. Judge Alitchell’s court yesterday, for misdemeanor. He was found guilty and lined 828, including costs. NEW Commission House. T. SNODGRASS Auction and c. & A. Have opencil ut the obi Bank .stand on .lack- son street, where they will receive all con signments, and give personal and prompt attention. Having secured the services ot a popular Auctioneer, persons having goods to dispose of will do well to see us. We will sell at any place iu Thomusville. Liberal advances made on non perishable consign* Auction at store on Established 18G5. | Mrs. Sage, to the regret of many new made (riends, leaves to-day for j her home in Ohio. She will always i be a welcome visitor in Thqmasville. John H. Newton, COMMISSION MERCHANT, 311 Washington St., formerly 183 Read St., Xew York, - Y. ,1. The above old established and re«|>on»i- hlcliousc solicits consignments of Fruit and Truck. Returns made promptly. The fi- | nanciul standing of the bouse affording ab solute security to growers. Prices tele* ! graphed daily to Reese & Kuson, where angels didn’t show up, un I’* lone- j Ry., is spending a few days in the city j MAKUMi PIAIES A.\D INFORMATION some.”—The Bostonian, visiting friends. . I may t, e lmfi. <14w4ta Seeing is believing: Lillie Viola — Mamma, won' no turn upau'sid will meiill I dit nseep ?” .Mamma—••Alain-1 Mrs - McGarrah, of Americus, is ma’s busy, darling and can't come : visaing her daughler, Mrs. AI. 1\ Pick- notv. ltun back to lied, my pci; the J ett, ol this city angels are with you,” Viola—“Rat's j tvai oo said bcluro, mamma’ but do | Arthur Pittman of the S. F. & W. At LEVYS. A job of 200 pieces Embroider!** positively 25 per cent under val ue. At LEVY’S. 20 pieces Angora Homespun Suitings 15c pcfcyard. At LEVY’S. Wc have made a large purchase of Boys Knee Pants from 4 to 14 years, which are now being of fered much under regular prices. Call early, they are selling rapid* ly. At LEVY’S. Have you seen our French Batistas, our Domestic and French Batincs, our Foreign and American Chnllies. None pret tier and cheaper in the land. At LEVY’S. Plenty Dry Goods in town—yes, but few to compare with ours. Having established an outlet for fine goods we can afford to buy, and do carry the finest line in the eity. Our popular low. prices fur fine goods insures a ready sale for them. At LEVY’S. We have brought out an unusual large and exquisite stock of White Goods. Our goods in tbat line must he sren to be appre ciated. At LEVY’S. The prettiest spring goods al ways sell out early in the season Wc would advise our friends to call early to select their wants for the season. Wc offer at all times the most goods tor the least money. LEVY’S HOUSE. MITCHKI.I* H008K CORNER.J