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Chronicle.
Railroad Scoops.
OilattAxoia.a, Aprils.—A telegram
In the Times from Home says that the
Koine and Decatur railroad has ln-ei.
jittrehnsed hy llte I'.a.-t I ( tine.-.-i e
trstem. The road "ill he extended to
j.einphis. Receiver Dorsey
f urn over the road to the pureli
t hotit May 1.
It is rumored that tin Hast
liessre system has also bough
I'ineinnati, Selma and Mobile
load.
id
REAL ESTATE
Valuable Properly
For Sale By
I
'‘Gathering tho myrtla with Mary,”
No, but a balm for Mary, Nellie, George and all who suffer with the
Ilenclnclie, Indigestion, 1 ’ Dyspepsia, Rheumatism, and all
Blood Illwases.
tV. W. C. is a purely A’egetable compound, made out ot native roots and herbs
of the South; it contains no mercury or mineral poisons whatever.
158 Broad St.
TIioiuti.Hvillc, ■ ©«•
tlif-so rompinjr, ro«;
y. tlclicntc, pul
A Big Eemocratic Gain.
Albany, N. Y„ April 8 —A char
ter election was held in this city to
day. James II. Manning, managing
editor of the Albany Argus, the detn-
erntic candidate for mayor, has a ma
jority of 7,245. This is a democratic
gain on the vote for mayor two years
ago of 4,555.
THE
E. T. VA. & GL Ry. System
SHORT
LINE
TilK oni,v
AND DIRECT
TO THE
NORTH and EAST
AND THE
resorts
OF THE
iS ,vp »»lossonu*d
•. kenrty, strong
that
i-lili
striT.jrth
workril, ** v
teachers, in
** Bhop-^irl*
nwl fedili'
Favorite 1’
boon, beini
dial and i
medicine 1
a positive ir>
rutin?,
d pro-
•ritical
'email-
‘.•dial airent. and
If ;, it is eare-
M'fi i* mvd an#
11*i 1 to woman's
•liivlv vegetable
•tly harmless in
a. It. imparts
t!i.
ally
■■>11 Piye
or money will
lias been faitliTully
V us •••• ...
berries, 1 2-3 acres in Delaware ami
I 3 of an acre in Hartford*, Ives
seedlings and Concord grape*; also a
very valuable arbor of Scuppernong
grapes, containing 3 acres in splendid
condition, and full bearing. This
.... Pierce’s property would be an excellent in-
•ntret earthly vestment f or an y onc wanting a fruit
and vegetable farm. Price reasona
ble.
" debilitated
,r, rcainst ivsses,
i:r?in>r mothers.
, ...i appetizing cor-
tonte. It is the only
.11 l.v dnurk'ists, under
< :;i the manufacturers,
<\\u ?* mi in every ease,
i.nord, TIPs guarantee
t ied out for many yow«.
Copyright. In
> Dis. Med. Ass'v.
tSC*. OFFERED
-p* g,-/> by the manufactur-
in juiablc ease i»t
16 acres on cor. Remington avenue
and Mitchell st., beautifully rituated,
high and rolling, all within the city
limits. The depot of the Ga., South
ern <fc Fla. R R. will be located on or
very near this property. Price 810,-
000.
l’HOl-TSSl'lNAI, CARDS.
T,
M Me I N'TOSI-I,
Physician «& Surgeon,
Thomnsvillo, Georgia.
J^jr-OFFICE. over ;8tark’«, earner Broad and
Fletcher Streets.
\v.
5IIUUE, ,M. D.
w.
Office, up-stairs.
Carolinas, Tennessee and Virginia.
Pullman Finest Vestibule
Sleepers Between
Jacksonville and Cincinnati,
Atlanta and Knoxville,
Rome and Philadelphia,
Knoxville and Cincinnati,
Rome and Washington,
Chattanooga aod New York
N. «. TUI.LIS, M. D.
U-ular
■Without change. For further information ar
ply to
C. N.KNTCHT. A. O. 1*. A..
* \\ WRKNN,
OenTI’sw. Act. K T„ V. « Systci
Kujxvillc, Ii'im.
T. TA Vl.Oil, M. D..
11Y
Oil!cc o'
a s v i!!.
LATOIsri^
ICE COMPANY
ILK .MADE FHOM DEEP, WELL
"WATER, Lll EMK'AI.EYJPI’llE.
DELIVERED
anywhere in the city.
GIVE ORDERS
TO’WAGONS AN D MAIL DI I’ECT
D u
BhF^TFSVff
THOMASVITjLB, GEORGIA
OF KICK, liroad St.. over.Hckett’s.
w. S. KEIFER,
MANAOEK,
Thomasville Variety
WORKS.
Riynolds, Hargrave & Davis, Prop T rs]
Manufacturers and Dealers
i,l t id vutcher ftmte. [aug
Practitioner,
-o —
FFHK—Cor. Mndiaon and .IcfTers'
THOMASVILLE, GA.
HOURS—10 to Vi A. M. and 2 to 1 I’
Lungs
streets,
ILIAN AND SLlitiEON,
n Kcili A Culpepper's,Thom-
JOEL B. COYLE
J.
II. COYLE, D. D. S.,
40 acres one-fourth mile from cor
porate limits on rond leading on from
Remington avenue, nearly all in high
state <>l cultivation, 405 LeConte, 20
Bartlette, 10 Duchess and 60 Keifer
pear trees. All the pear trees except
the Keifleis arc 0 to 12 years old and
ild
Will PU'iinc
in full bearino; 1 GO wild goose plum,
ami 131 improved peach trees, all
hearing; 2-3 of an acre in fine straw-
Travel Homeward
CENTRAL
1 lot on Love st., 190 feet front,
240 feet deep. Choice property $9
per foot front.
4 lots on Crawford st., 66 ft front
each, 180 ft deep, to an alley, only 4
blocks from busiucss center.
1 lot on Love st., 105 feet front,
140 feet deep, beautiful lot.
16 acres just outside the corporate
limits, on the road to Mr. S. R. Van-
Duzer’s elegant country home, 12
acres in fine state of cultivation, bal
ance timber; nice new tenant house
and fences all in tiptop order.
1 lot on Love st., very choice 120
ft front, 240 ft deep. Price reasona
ble.
1 lot on Dawson st., 103 ft front,
420 ft deep to Young st." Some
choice bearing fruit trees. This lot
is very desirable. Price 81.600.
30 acres 2 1-2 miles from Mitcbell
House, in the forks of two noted pub
lic roads, elegant location; very high
and attractive.
5 lots on Chestnut st,, 82 ft front,
150 ft deep to an alley for 81b0 each
These lots are absolutely worth double
the money.
3 lots on north Dawson st., 88 feet
front, 190 ft deep, to an alley, for
8250 each: very cheap. North Daw
son is a beautiful street.
BECAUSE
IT IS THE SHORTEST AVD THE [BEST ROUTE
Mrliulnlo Mi Effect Mnrrh I, 1800.
Lv Thomasvlllo 8 30am 4j0pm
Ar Albany 1100 a tn 7 00 p m
Lv Albany 12 20 p m 3 40 am
Ar Macon 5 30pm
Atlanta 9 46p m 12 01 n n
Marietta 12 06 a m 2 24 p m
" Chattanooga 4 23 a m 0 38 p m
Cincinnati. ? 30 p m 7 00 "
Pullman Sloopera from Albany to Cincinnati
without change on 3 40 a m train.
_jV Thomasvlllo...
Ar Albany
Lv Albany.
Pullman Sleepers from Albany to 8t. Lo
without change on 2 05 a in train.
orr
orn
Resident Dentist,
Thomasville, • Georgia.
whls>*.TVb *-t‘to to citizens of Thom-
ami vicinity. .
• hc'ir '.in, ci. t*> 1 l*. ni., and
;o5p.m
>—On Jackson street.
W. 1). MUCH LI.I.,l IL <1. MITCIIILL
'ITCIIELL & MITCHELL,
M
8
Attorncys-at-LaW),
Thomasville, • Goorgla.
10 acre tract oil Magnolia ave., 250
to 300 beautiful pear trees of different
vat ietics coming into hearing. Flow
ers and shrubbery in abundance.
Handsome new dwelling of 9 rooms
in perfect order, servant’s house, barn
and other outbuildings. 1 say, with
out fear of contradiction, that this is
the most attractive suburban home
(or sale around Thomasville. Price
low.
Lv Tlinmnsvllle 111
... Atbiuiy 11 0.1 am
Lv Allmny ‘r So, 1 ’III
ArMacou ;’ 3J t "
Atlanta V'j 1
ChftttAitoog-'t ' “ 11
Xb.livtllc lOlUam
Lr.'.ltnvlllv * f I >’
Cincinnati **’l’n»
. M t.l'.N DON,
A t toniev-at- Law,
TKia.
all 1 uslnc4s en-
Hroad and
N. S. Eaires,
ROUGH DREED
LB MBER.
I ATilKS,
PICK KTS,
B8lllN(il.K8,
••gOlM.I)IN't;8.
Blt.\CK KT.-
SCIt'll.I. wttltK,
MAXTI.KS.
BAI.fSTKRS,
STAIR-UAII.S
Newel Posts.
OFFICE, CHURCH * STORE
Furniture*.
STORE FRONTS.
CONTRACTOR and BUILDER.
ThomwiYllle, Georgia.
I will 1-
1C iti*‘I l*M
1 will g
flv»» sailsf
Lll'l ' lirefU
MY Mol
■ uv \ io nutko conti a«*ta toi tho
,7, a || H of bnlhlingrt, pub-
vate, In tilllt« - r brick or w«xx!.
tmntui'« In every Instcnca to
ueibin. Designs and plans drawn
I entlnmtDrt made.
„,_ti,..Hi, honest work at fair
If y..u want any building done calf
t U ;|| miHnilt estlinaten whether
n’t H awarded mo or not. 1 refer to
nay i.unitclmll.liina,erected by me In
„„ville and elM’wkrro, and all iiartle.
< in I have worked
5 lovely one-acre lots on Young st.,
handsomely dotted with beautiful
pine trees, at a low down price.
10 acre tract cor. Young andfspruce
r.ts., just outside the corporate limits,
New 3 room house and well fenced,
Nearly all in cultivation. Some nice
pine timber. Splendid location
Price 81,800.
11, acre tract cor. Magnolia avt- and
Maple st., 2 tenant houses ; all under
new fence and in high state of culti
vation ; 200 2-year old LeConte pear
trees; tine oak grove for building site.
This is n lovelv spot and is very cheap
at 81,500.
Two 7-acre tracts on Youog st.,
that would make beautiful homes.
This ground is especially adapted to
the growth of pears, plums, peaches,
small fruits and vegetable*. Price
8100 per acre.
10 very handsome lots iu Fesrnside
covered with stately pines, i to l acre
each; high and dry. Price$250 to
8300 each.
Wlrd Screen I)oor«_imd Windows,
I oor* an l lilinds
STAIR BUILDING
and inside iiaudwood finish
SPECIALTY.
iVi M J N< I i'll
| »llg G hnsgiven univer*
.uilsfartlon In th«
of tionorrhtPA and
B Uicot. I proscribe It and
fed safe In rccouim$nd-
1-1 It to nil sufTerm.
rA. J. NTOXKB, H.D.*
Decatur, 111*
PIUCK. 81.00.
^BarL^ L rid by -
J.M. ( nsse[K,Tliouia'Y lie, €■«».
2*acre lot cor Magnolia and Jjinn-
wood aves , with new 5-room cottage.
The lot nicely fenced and all *et with
fruit trees, flowers and shrubbery;
this place will make a charming home
and very cheap, price 81,800.
2 of the moat complete and attract
ive homes on Dawson street, very
reasonable. Every one knows that
Dawson is decidedly the best resi
donee street in Thomasville.
EMORY
Mini wandering cnr*d. Booka learned
ntlln one rw-arfin*. Twilimoalala from all
73 part a of tlie glotxt. Proapectua POST
pi Pure, **nt on application Co Krof.
El A. Loiactti;, 227 Fifth Are. IfewYtvk.
For the first time 1 oiler Magnolia
park for sale. It has no equal arou nd
this town for beauty and convenience
to the city. You go out the best
residence street in tlie city to reich it
and see nothing unpleasant to the eye
on the road. It is the place of all
places for some gentleman to l> nld a
handsome winter home. It co.itains
12* acres and I will sell for lees than
ts value.
Tho well known and prosperous tanner of Mueeonen County, Mr. George li. Clark, says
W. W. C. la the best thing ho has ever found for Nervous Sick Headache.
Mr.J. B. Garrelt. See’vand Treat. IF. W. C. Co.. Colurxbut, Ga.—DxiK Sib:—I have been a
creat enfferer from nervous, siekheadaeho all my iife, anil it affords mo great pleasure to say
ono bottle of your W. W. C, (Wooldridge’s Wonderful Cure) has given mo great relief, and I
unhesitatlnglyrecommend its use to any and all who suffer from this common complaint at the
best and quickest roliel'I haveover found. Youra truly, rTAnw
Wynnton, Ga., Oetohtr 10,1880. GEO. K. CLARE,
W. W. C. for sale by all druggists. Manufactured by TVOOltlrltlgC’*
WonderftU Care Co.} Columbus. Ga.
VIA
R. R. OF .GEORGIA.
WHY?
THE
BUNS
Fast Trains with Pullirnn Yestilmleil Drawinp
. u , inc
I Room slocpcrs. Dining cars and coaches of
‘ latoet design, between Chicago and Milwaukcf
and St. l’aul and Minneapolis.
Fast Trains with Vestlhuled Drawing Room
sleepers dining cars coaches of the latest
desigit between Chicago and Milwaukee and
Ashland and Duluth. . ^
Through Pullman Vestibule Drawing Room
and Colonist Sleeps via tlie Northern Pacific
Railroad between Chicago and Portland, Ore.
Convenient Trains to and from Eastern, West
ern, Northern and Central Wisconsin points,
..ir^.illnn. no. m -il liwl afirvlf’f* to Dull fl'Olll Mail*
Queen and Gresent Route. *
double ;daily:
VIA MACON AND ATLANTA.
VI Si, IVVIVI.V... ....»» ^vlltlitl lllDLUlinill
alfordinir uncoualled service toUnd from Wau
kesha, Fond du Lac, Oshkosh, Ncenah, Mcn-
asha. Chippewa Falls, Kau Claire, Hurley, Wls.,
and Ironwood ami Jlesscmer, Midi.
For tickets, s’eeping car reservation, time
tables and other information, apply to Agents
of the line, or to ticket Agents anywhere in tlie
Louisville and Nashville Route.
DOUBLE DAILY!
VIA EUI’AULA AND MOXTdOMKKY.
feufaulu
Montgomery ..
Birin Ingham ..
Nashville
Kvanbvillo
St. Lou l-
8 3D i
110.1am.
12 20 p m.
4 16 p m.
7 20 p in.
....10 40 p m.
6 10 a m.
113 pm.
7 45 p I
Louisville and Nashville Route.
Doublo Daily!
VIA MACON AND ATLANTA,
. . 7 50 a
..12 01 p
... 2 24 p
... 0 38 p
5 10 i
11 42 a l
4 05 p I
Pullman Sleeper
.m Albany to Chaltnnoo-
a on 3 40 am train. Pullman Sleepers from
Ii alivllle lo Louisville and Cincinnati.
Louisville and Haslivllle Route.
Dou’oleB Daily.
- VIA EUFAULA AND MOSTUOMEUY.
it x Thomasville.
Ar Albany
Lv Albany
Ar Eufaula
Montgomery.
Birmingham
Nashville-..
Louisville..
Cincinnati .
Pullman Sleepers from Albany to NashvUJe
on 2 05 a m iralii. Pullman slcopols to Lou!*,
vlllo anil Cincinnati from X ashvlllo.
AS1IV1LLE, NORTH CAROLINA
VIA SAVANNAH A AUGUSTA.
Lv ThomaBVllt'
A r Waycro.H .
Lv Way.
Uritwd States or Canada.
S. It, AINSLTE, It. C. BARLOW,
C.encral Manager. (ion’t Tralttc Mgr
LOI I.S ECKSTEIN.
Ass't Oen'l l'ass'r and Tkt, Agent.
ltlll.WAlKIE,WIR,
TheBestSpring
©MEDICINE©
InTHeWorldIs
AS A SPR1 N G
MEDICI NE;TO
CURE ANDTONE
UPTHE GENERAL
AILMENTS 0FTHE
SYSTEM,TAKE
Ganuot Cause Stricture. Painless to Use.
Prico, $1.. Sola by all Draggists. Sent In
(lain package with Rubier SyrinEo for $1.60
Ar SavHunah...-
Lv Savannah... .
Ar Augusta.
L y •• 2 40 p
Ar Spartanburg • •• •. 7 0Up‘in
Ar Ash
Pullman Buffett Sleeping car . [ . '. jr.
lllo to Savvannah. Palace sleeping cars
Havannah t., Augusta. Bay coaches t ■ I
taubugh and Asheville.
VIA MACON ANB ATLANTA.
Lv Thomasvlllo .
Ar Albany
DAli.Y
- Citirrb, Skin U1
plaints, 3*
r P. P.l*
Ar Spartauburg
Ar Saluda
Ar Asheville
Day coaches Thomasville Jo Albany,
to Atlanta and Macon. Pullman sloeptrs lo
Spartanburg. Day coaches to Asheville.
VIA MACON and AUGUSTA.
LvThomasvlUc.
Albany
M acor.
Augusta
Spartanburg
Day coaches Thomasvlllo to Albany, .
to Macon. Sleeping cars to Augusta, Day
coaches to Spartanbug and Asheville.
Passenger?. Ltfore purchasing tickets via
other mute,, would do well to inquire hrst
of the merits of the alc.ro liontes
CECIL GAUl'F" r ' p , W. F. SIIMJ.M AS,
(Jeneral Mat.; gc.. Traffic Manager
K. T.CIIAHLTUN, J. C.hllAlV,
Oco. Pass. Agent. Trav. Pass Agt
Savatnah Ga.
LIPPMAN BROS., Proprietor*,
-WHOLESALE DBVOOIST8,
Llppman Block, SAVANNAH, 0A.
Tate Notice.
l )tfcr f >r pule 8337 ucres ol’
Gl’urgui line lands in onc
I) il v in becatur county. The
ImhIv begins within onc mile
..I ti c town of Ilainbridge, the
e unty site, across the the
Flint river, and fronts four
miles on that river, on which
the steamers ply daily. For
seveiTil miles this land lies
within a half mile of the Ala.
Midland II II. The projected
13. C. & C., which stands a
very good chance of being
uiit will run directly throug
About 2-3 of the land is
lie originaf pine which has
never been turpentined, Tho
balance has been cleared ana
once produced fine crops of
corn, cotton, tobacco and su
gar cane. The soil is a gray
ish sandy loam irom a depth
of 10 to 15 inches on red clay
subsoil. There are no swamps,
even the river bank being high
and dry Those lands would
be a valuable investment.
Sold only together at $2.5C
per acre.
i i. Mate
REAL ESTATE BROKER,
Argument.
A. and B. (aged 35), have each a
yearly cash balance of 8350.
A. deposits his in life insurance.
B. deposits his in a savings bank.
I. Both die at the cna of the
first year. A.’s estate receives §10,-
000. B’s estate receives only 8360
plus one year’s interest.
II. Both live through the 20 years.
The insuiance company returns A’*
deposits with compound interest (so
that his 810,000 insurance costs him
nothing); or it gives him a paid up
policy for nearly, it not quite, double
the amount of his first policy; or it
gives him his dividends tar the pe
riod in cash, and a paid up for bi
first policy. The bank returns B’s de
posits with compound interest, but
assumes no guarantee of assurance
during tho 20 years.
The company guarantees (after 3
years) an equitable paid up policy for
all premiums received, if the insured
is unuble to continue bis payments.
He is thus entirely protected against
loss of deposits.
B, however, has the power to draw
his money from the bank whenever
he finds himself in straitened circum
stances, leaving his family unpro
tected and defeating his original in
tention. * *
The proportions hold good for
larger or smaller amounts than $10,-
000.
The Mutual Life Insurance com
pany of New York, issues a very lib
eral policy.
M. MALLETTE, Agt.