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$5.00 PEE .ANNUM THOMASVILLE, GEORGIA, GRID AY MORNING, APRIL il, 18P0. V'OL. 1 ces of Thom ns County to the World-An Enchant ing Stovy it will Bo. A TjE 0d Monday, Tues day and Wednesdny 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 Thomasville attend the AT FIFTV THOUSAND DOLLARS, Tlic Biggest Real Estu Triinsiiction EVER M IDE IN TIIOMASVILL 132 Broad St. 810,000 to bo Paid for the Mein tyre Lands Non h at the ©ity Mr. J. Wyman Jones and Mr. Ohas.D. Pai sons the Purchasers of It. Real estate circles Were stirred y terday morning by the report that Messrs. J Wyman June- and Cn.irles D. I’arsons, two pruminc t Northern gentlemen of large wealth who are wintering here, had closed a trade with Col. A. T. McIntyre for a large body ol land lying just north of the towD. Upon investigation the reporter learned that the papers had been drawn up by Messrs. Hanselland Mer rill, that they were duly signed and payment made on the purchase. T he tract lies, mainly, between the Moul trie and Albany roads, and contains, by careful survey, eight hundred and three and three quarter acres One hundred and eleven acres are within the juipo- ration. We understand that the property will belaid oil in avenues and drives and otherwise handsomely improved The property is very valuable, and susceptible ol being greatly,beautified It is slightly undulating, unversed by never failing ftrtanis of pure running water, and i? covert d with an uiiliro- kt-u forest of | ine and other southern growth. Mr. Joins hits, already, invested heavily*in real estate around Thom: vilfe, and this In.-t investment is an ev deuce, not only ol • hid confidence in ti e future of TTn-niRsviile, but attests his gootl judgment i s well. Hi- usso- ciatc in the purchase, Mr. l’ersi-rs, had. before this transaction, purehas ed some valuable i-uliiirben property on the Monticello road. With the new purchase improved, as it will he, Thomasville wjll he environed by gome bp.t\jtiful [i'll -ft), among tItem Glen Arveu, El.-omn and Greenwood Although negotiations l*« kinglTT consumnist on of this trail-action hav been going on several weeks, the knowledge of them lias been confined to a very few. The secresy, qs wpll as the successful outcome ol the trans action, is due to Mr. J. W Ueid, an amateur in tiie real estate business, and through whom the purchase was made. Denies The Charge. The man arrested hero Wednesday fot burglary committed at Bninliridge, gives his papte at .John White, and says he hgils from Canitdv. Ho dis claims all guilt of the crime for which lie was arrested, and denies to the ex press messenger’s fnoc. who saw him dispose of the stolen watch at Climax, that he did anything of the Lind. White is a niorphsne eater, and says that lie was under the influence of the drug, instead of whisky when arrested Wednesday. Lewis W. I’alntrr, Djjroit, is at the Stuart. A parly of gentlemen from hero went dowu to the lake yesterday, to spend a few days camping out. S. It- Rosenthal, wife and sou, Jack- sou, Tenn., who have been spending some time here, left yesterday after- terno >u for tomp. There is one public Improvement tyhiph sbouhl he completed this year; the boulevard should lie extended from Greenwood around to Sanford’s. And Mayor Ilopkius is the man to have the work completed. Keep your eye on the indicator and watch the movemout of real estate in Thomasville. The certaiuty pi the coming of tjie new railroad, is already leing felt. There hg- never been a better time to invest in real estate irj fjjomasville. It is solid. The Mocking Bird. Of all the leathered songsters ihe southern mocking bird takes the lead. Rev. E. 11. Stokes, I). I)., of New Jersey, who spent some time here this winter, pays the following beautiful tribute to those woodland songsters around Thomasville: "Among the things which a slrau- ger notices at Thomasville are the mocking birds. They are natives to the clinte. They lly in every direc tion, among the shrubbery, in the tops of the highest trees, on the weath er-vanes of loftiest pinnacles, across ti e streets resting on the fences, eve rywhere their free, full, cheery songs immediately arrest attention. We often sit-and listen to their musical chatter— talk, I liuve no doubt, if we only understood it Hear that bright fellow, as lie sits on the highest ttvig of that great live oak lie salutes me as 1 write : Chair, cliarr, veto, veto, charruway, charruway, vee, ver, ree, z'gg, z.igg, zigg ! ‘ Cheere, chee-re, turee, turee, veede, veede, ^.ib, zil> ICberuclitn, ehcruelim, tulut, tutut, venezee, vccrez.ee! “Chereweet, cherewect, twir, twir, pedo, pedo! "Lulu, lulu, comenway, comcaway, sweet, sweet, this way, this way, turee, tnice, z'g, z : g, turee, sweet! These end all other kinds of tit ! terations, and twittcrati'Mis, and allit- j orations, and nscentlntious, and de | scendations and accentuations, and I defluettiHlions, and aftentuations, and : vcxutini s, hot to say desperations, to | all t he feathered tribes which have any . TIIE BANNER COUNTY, Booming it Along 1 the Line, WHAT WE WILL DO FOR IT. - — — •»* The Timos-Enterpriae will Ad- vertisn the Matchless Resour- The TTMi.s-KNTKitriti.SF. has made arrangement- to “write up” Thomas enmity. A big undertaking you will say; and we violate no confidence when we say you are right: it is a big un dertaking, hut in the category of the Timkh-Enterfrise there is no such word as fail. Any county that can foster such prosperous towns as Thomasville, Boston, Cairo, Metcalfe. Oclilockonee, and McDubnhl would furnish itispira tion for even the tyro quill driver. One of thelstafl of tiie paper has spout the week in Boston, mixing with its good people, and the results of his observations will appear in the weekly Times-Enterfri.se of the 10th iust. The other towns ami neighborhoods will he written up in succession to ap pear in subsequent issues of the paper. Be ready for the Ti.mes-Enter- frisk man when he comes; we are The Masury. Mr. R. Hamilton lias closed his business in tiie Masury,and goes north for the summer season, lie will be glad to sec his friends at his hotel at Atlantic City this summer. In the meantime it is contemplated to make some very important changes in the Masury Hotel, which will greatly add to its comfort by another season. Mr. Hamilton has made a reputation for keeping the house in first-class stylo and those who have once stop ped there go again. lie will run the house next season and many of his old guest will he found there. (J. C. Fleet, agent for the I’ulltnun Car Co., at Savannah, was in the city .yesterday. temptations to follow litem in their I proud of Thomas county, and stand multitudinous alterations, or, what I pledged to do all in our power to ad might be still more diflicult, in the ; vanee ami promote her interests, and pcerlessne.-s of their lofty nltitudiiia-j t |, t . good of her people, tions. | It is impossible to give even an All there, every duv. every hour, ,,m.dne of what the nrtioles referred cverv minute, new ; .the kaleidoscope ; to will he. Wait for them and read f ever varying forms of rising, fall- J them wlieu they appear. You will ing. waving, ahiaiu.rring and delicious he interested and they will awaken in d-- now coaxing wooing, coquet-; your hearts a warmer sentiment for jier.-uadiug, lollowen by the do ■ the grand old county that is your liatil and wrath fin, ns if ready to en- j home, r the arena of war. then lading ip - - — i instant to the gentle, loving, tendor, | i inexhaustible fountain o' soft! nt-s which falls sweetly into : tie- .-.mil, ! | or like song spray, flashes in the noon | naMy "ood r-jll- of tin- smaller r.o unit we call oniniissioners to in good The Glenn House. card of die Glenn Mouse ap ii tins morning's paper. The I'iMes-En iKRFRisK takes pleasure in day sun. They run the whole gamut j commending this house to the travel- —bass, tenor, soprano, u'lo- with the j mg public. Mr. Glc im, die proprietor. rapidity of lightning; upward, down ard, every way ; a perfect (tbaiubn of all rule,'order, system, as if the gieat bird-heart was a billowy season of gushing joy, which must find utter ance in some way, all ways, nil the bile. Whitt a prodigy of music is the mocking bird ! What Joseph Barker, of l 'ity Tem ple, High Ilolhorn, London, says op nother subject, by the iiltcratiu;; of a few wprds ( make appropriate to him; is very c.’.reht! to look after the com fort ol In- guests and he succeeds in making them Icel thoroughly at home. The Track Burned. The accidental burning of a wood rack at the 18J mile post, 17 miles east of the city, yesterday- afternoon, delayed the .Savannah mail train about two (tours. Something like iOOfeet of the track was burned, Willis Moore was There is some difficulty often in trn- ! promptly on Imnd, and relaid tiie cing tiie uniting line of Ills nuim-rous ] missing track. notes, hut the notes then.selves glitter j itli a beautiful light. Many (.1 the & W. Ity., inspection the supervisors of the Grand Jury Presentments. Colquitt Superior Court. (Jenernl pre sentments of the (iruid Jury. We, the Grand Jury for the April term,. 1300, beg leave to submit t hr following general preseutircnts: We lind t le toads in teas ditiou, but lind that some bridges require slight rep the attention of the county the fact. We lind that the couit lion, repair. We appoint the folloning committee to examine the books of the county officers, viz: J. (i. Truluck, <J. F. Newton and (J. G, Henderson, and recommend that they be paid for their services at the same rate per day as grand jurors. We hare elected H. II. Bryan, W. W, Robinson and (J. S. Nelson members of the Hoard of Education. The two former to succeed theinjelvc», nud the latter to till the place of rf. (■. (iregory. Wc lind upon inwotigntion, that it is not advisable under present circumstances t erect a jail and iccommcud that the prison ers be cared for us heretofore. We recommend that suitable chairs be purchased for tin? use ol the lawyers and others required to be within the bar. Wc recommend that the commissioners purchase a good substantial safe for keeping the records and papers of the clerk of the Superior Court. Not hiving the time to get the witnesses in the case of the .State vs. Joseph Black burn, jr., charged with misdemeanor, we have directed our foreman to swear out ft warrant against him and have him com mitted to the next term of this Superior Court, ami recommend that the next grand jury i* vestigate the case. We-have examined, through a committee, the books of the notaries ami justices of the peace and find them correctly kept. We recommend the appointment of J. E. Hornsby as notuiy public ami ex-officio jus tice of the peace in ami lor 1151st district to fill the vacancy paused by the failure of J. J. (iiles to qualify, ami U. N. Folsom for the I IB (tli district (5. M., to fill t|i$ vacancy caused by the expiration of the time of the former incumbent. Wc recommend that these general pre sentments be published in the Thomasville Times- KntcrpNsc. We tender our thanks to his honor Aug. II. Ilunscll and Solicitor (jcueirti Roundtree for courtesies t«i our Wly. Wu independent notes art; like single jew-j tra '“ "* 1 * 1 road on board, came in yesterday nf- u-rim in on their quarterly inflection tour. From here they go on the lirauch extensions leailing from this point. Fifty thousand dollars is a big pile o! money, it isn't often that a trans action in a solid block of real estate, in a small town, amounts to these fig ures. But Thomasville isn’t so small a town when you come to think about it. We need not always look for the read upon which the pearls are- strung. It is enough to see tiie pearls themselves. Like a svimon, we may know nothing of tiie discourse as q whole, yet y.e rpay fcmepiher short sentences, brief references, and tako them away as lights that will lile-s us mauy a dark hour, or as birds that may siug to us wlieu all human voices arc silent.’ “Rich, full, mellow, rare, the wine of music, the heart throb of joy, the pinnacle of gladness, is the mocking bird’s song. Thomas Superior Court will meet uext Monday week. Jurors, witnesses and litigants will take duo notice and govern themselves accordingly. There are probably three hundred Northern visitors in Thomasville yet. They are loth to leave this lovely sun lit clime. ..cur K i I, E. Court, true ui i—Colquitt <u II. Bryan, clerk do certify that scut meals at the appear *;v rcl'v-ienct court. Thi» April At LEVYS. A job of 200 pieces Embroideries positively 25 per cent under val ue. At LEVY’S. 20 pieces Angora Homespun Suitings 15c per yard. At LEVY’S. Wc have made a large purchase of Bovs Knee Pants from 4 to 14 years, which arc 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 Satiues, our Foreign and American Challies. None pret tier nod 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 wc can afford to buy, , and do carry the finest line in the city. Our popular low prices for fine goods insures a ready sale for them. At LEVY’S. Wc have brought out an unusual large and exquisite stock of White Goods. Our goods in that line must be seen to be appre ciated. At LEVY’S. The prettiest spring goods a] ways sell out early in the season We would advise our friends to call early to select their wants for the senson. We offer at all times the most goods for the least money. LEVY’S ot said SIGNAL SERVICE BUREAU K. Thotnu Jr's - MG Broad Sired. O.S Bondurant Volunteer Observer WoiAhcr Bulletin for the 21 hours ending at 7 o’clock P. Mj April 10, 1890. There are good crowds at most of private hoarding houses yet. >Ir, Rufe Eaves, says he will finish his work on the new jail next week. Now h) tiie time to invest iu Thom- asvillc real estate. It will never be worth less than it is to-day. Mark the prediction. Croakers have been sayiug, for years, that the top notch has been reached. It is not reached yet. The outlook in Thomasville was never brighter, and it grows brighter every year. Mr. Jo(,u A. Jico.it, of tiie Pauly /ail Co,, (ins returned front a business trip to Texas, nud intondsfiuisliiugup the work on- the new jail in a short time. j Bert Mardrc returned last evening from Americus. TKMPKUATl Hit. 7 ll. IU 2 p. m 7 p. m Maximum for : Minimum “ Rain-fall Indications for clear, warmer. Ml SOUSE, Opposite Passenger Depot, BOS TON, GA. N. G. GLENN, Proprietor. Tnblo supplied with the best the market ntlords. Every attention paid to the comfort of guests. Com mercial mens’ patronage a specialty. HOUSE. MITCHELL HOUSC C'OKXEIt.)