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THE DAILY TIMES-ENTERPRISE. .!< >HN TIUPLETT, - • Editor. K. H. BURK, - Business Manager SATURDAY, APRIL — Daily Timbs-Kxtkrpripk h published every morning (Monday exc'ptfdd r j|«- Wkkkly Timks-Kntkim-hisk rvery Saturday morning. publii Srbscrii’Tion Rates Daily Timks-Kstkrimukk, . . Vf KKLY lt • • ' or tin Daily Adykktis no Kates. I ransient Kates.— $T.OO per squii^ fist insertion, and f»0 cel Is lor ca n suii: quent insertion. niic Square, one month, - - - • -f •• 'Jne Square, two months - - - - * One Square, three month i, - - • 1 - Oi.v- Square, six months, .... 2» I ‘e.e Square, twelve mont is, - Subject to change by toecial arranj. “mo M/B. RI'KR. ltiisines. Rnnntfrr C^yard Coming South. i The recent heavy democratic gains Washington. \pn! to. — Ex-Serre- | throughout the west, point clearly to j tary Bayard leaves- to-inorrmv for | the unpopularity of the Harrison ad- ChaiU-'io'i in ilrliver Ins Huguenot address. (Vi TTINCS 'VrL.'.i:, da., aLEII in Mrs Noble's Sunday morning breakfast lias brought Inm into unenviable nc- tonety. Buck has about busted the republi can party in Georgia—that is what there is ot it. Hon. Samuel Randall was said to be dying yesterday. This news will carry sadness throughout the land. go off Georgia democrats will not after strange gods. They have every possible incentive lor standing togeth er. And they’ll do it. Athens, Macon and Columbus, were storm swept on Thursday. Many houses were unroofed and a large amount of damage done. Burlington Free Tress: Out west the cyclone and the steam boiler are rapidly solving the problem of the elevation of the masses. The 24th annual session ol the Georgia Teachers’ Association will meet at Columbus on April 29th, and continue through May and. The Southern States for the past quarter have only 629 failures against 723 last year, but with liabilities of $5,063,956 against $4,696,906. An executive warrant was issued in Atlanta yesterday to cover the schoo] drafts paid in 132 counties of the state, amounting to nearly $500,000. '1 his is the largest warrant the treasurer has handled for years. A Liltle Thing. J,n I, (in t:n.\ living near Reyn olds, has a u.ibi six days old, perfect ly formed, in good health, and in peace with all its surroundings, whose face can he covered by a silver dollar, and which will barely turn the scales at one and a half pounds. The South is Not Sectional An esteemed contemporary, speak ing of the ner as pn Associate The eh IKf. of III president sociation, is no seen Georgian ch ciion of .Mr. \V. I,. Gless •blent of the Georgia Tress 1, says: ■tion of Col. W. i.. Gless— Amends Recorder, to the of ti e Gec.rgi 1 Tress As .• an instance showing there u al feeling in the minds ot Col. (Messi er is an Ohio vilcM.-u ministsntion. The handwriting is be- j — ue. ginning to appear on the wall. 1 ,~ , , 15 . \~\ \ r" a -r a ~t ,-s — ■* • ■ id! .' c l \ 1- J vV a^\.XTJcJ The democratic tidal wave rolls on. Kansas City, for the first time in four years goes democratic, while Indiana polis, the home of Harrison, gives a large y increased democratic majority. I.et the good work go on. A Bridgeport (Conn.) newspapet recently printed the following adver tisement: “Chu Fong would likee smally nice Melican lady. She no have to work, as Chu l'ong got big lot ol money. Chu F’ong will do the washee and the cookee ; wife she can dress up everyday. Trice $10 for the best girl. Chu Fong.” citizen now. of Georgia, whose worth is recogn zed. Hotel fer Indian Springs. Atlanta, April 9 —Mr. Whit Collier and h s brother. Mr. George Collier, the parties who own the Indian Springs lease, have engaged an At lanta architect to draw plans for a $40,000 hotel, which they propose erecting as soon as practicable. The house will contain 135 rooms and must, according to their contract, be capable ol holding 300 guests. It will be out eit the question to get the building ready in time for the accom modation of visitors this season. A New Railway Car. Philadelphia and New York capi talists have formed a corporation with a capital ci $5,000,000, and have purchased 5,000 acres of land in Mc Kean county, Pennsylvania, where they will erect an immense plant to cost $2,000,000, for the manufacture of tubular steel cars for passengej service. The frame work ol the cars will be steel tubing, rigid, and firmly bolted together so a; to prevent the possibility of telescoping; tubes will take place of sills, plate and other longitudinal timbers. 1 he tubes in the frame'of the car will provide means ol heating, etc. Work on the plant will be commenced this spring. The Georgia Tress Association parted, with regret Irom two failhfu officials at the late meeting in Savan nah, Col. Estill, president and Steve Weston, treasurer. Both will ever b held in kindly remembrance by every member of the association. An exchange says: lt is notun likely that the next governor of Geor gia will be practically nominated by the people before the state convention meets. The r e will be some lively wire pull ing before any one man lorges sulli- ctenlly to the front, to insure lus 1,. 11 ation. Ma\ the best man wn-. Dr. Marv Walkir tin- wearing a >.ri hat w:tl> uni *, Mir!— to le .1 good l.irnii .s .1 belli r thing, mg brim, a doublc-brea-tcd Irotk coat 10 be a g'l'-d pt« .ici er is the best ar.d pantaloons of ht r favorite width. thing '1 lie man v. ■ 1. is good at either aho a small how tie anil h. r iiMial iii.iy be a giv.it -. r in i-i tlu’ ,1 govern smile. or. WrcT.Mi.il - why a man who Mary's smile is said to have lost us sweetness amt the alluring effects usually accompanying a womans smile. In lact it is said to be rather vinegary than otherwise. A convention ot Irutt growers has been called to assemble in Atlanta cn the 17th inst. The membets of kin dred organizations in this and adjoin ing slates are invited. One ot the subjects for discussion is the practica bility of shipping the surplus crops to F.urope. Delegates are requested to come prepared to quote statistics lor their respective localities, such as the acreage in melons, fruits, vegetables, etc., and the wants of planters raising the same. The Augusta Chronicle says: Rev. J. W. Burke has returned Irom his Cuban trip, on which he went along with the editorial excursion. During the Sunday spent in Havana, Mir. Burke delivered a sermon to a large congregation at the Cuban Bap- tist church, his remarks being Hans- lated in Spanish by the pastor, Rev. SenorDiaz. During the services at the church, a theatre and a brass band were in full blast on the opposite side of the street. Farmer, Editor, Preacher. The editor of the Camilla Clarion is reckoned to be one of the best farmers in Georgia, lie edits his paper at nights, superintends his farm in the daytime, and preaches a first- class sermon every Sunday. A coun try editor is hard to beat anywheie you find hint Suppose we nominate editor Underwood lor the chair guber- n 1ton.1t < The toregoing is Itom the Waycross Reporter. It is certainly a good showing f.-r the nr-.-itile Underwood. He cl it' in his To be a It is the opinion of Governor Dow ry of Mississippi, as expressed in the North American Review, that ‘ the needs of the South are organized and systematized labor, capital, and less legislation.” As to the negro he says: ‘ I regard him as the best and cheap est laborer that will ever be found for the cultivation of our chief product, cotton.” Stoves, Jr011, Tin and Hollow Ware r [Is, and, agent for Powder Co. A RICE ASSORTMENT IN STOCK. Coll and examine for yourselves. Knowr-nothingism is not dead, it one may judge by two bills now pend ing before Congress : One to require foreigners to naturalize if remaining in the United States five years and giving preference in Government employment to citizens of the United States: the other absolutely forbid ding the enlistment in the navy of any but American citizens. — Americus Times. King’s nr' -i*i" J. L. Beverly & Bro. DEALBKS IX— 2 DP LUMBER, Mouldings, Turned Work, Laths, Etc, MJCTGTS, GKA.. Wanted—Everybody to write or see us before placing or ders for lumber. We still have thousands of feet of the Best Dry Lumber 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 work done in best style. Will be paid to any competent chemist who wi\! flpd, on analysis, a particle of Mercury, Potash, tr other poisons in Swift's Specific (S. S. S.) AN EATING SORE Henderson, Tex., Ang. S3, 1339.— “For clgh. Keen months I had an eating sore on my tongue, t was treated by the beat local physicians, but obtained no relief, tho Boro gradually growing tYorae. I concluded finally, to try 8. S. S., tun was entirely cured after nalrg a few bottle:'. Tou haro my cheerful permission to publish tho above statement for tho benefit of thcao similarly Afflicted." C. B.tMcLxuonE, Henderson,Sex. TrtAUao on Blood and 8km Diseases mailed free. TIIE SWIFT SPECIFIC CO.. Atlanta The Glenn House Opposite Passenger Depot, BOS TON, GA. N. G. GLENN, Proprietor. Table supplied with the best the market inile. Haw ilbtnr A Chicago Ry. THE PEST wur-'ANDjMOST Direct Route! 3IJP. CR THE SOUTH TO CHICAGO AND THE NORTHWEST. Xtz through express trains dally, with Pull tian Palace Buffot Sleeping Cars by night, and Chair Cara by day, between Cin cinnati! and Chicago, IndianapoJ Its and Chicago, and also bej tween Louisville and<j Chicago, whero close con* noctlons are raado for St. Paul, Fargo, Blsmark, Pol* *aad, Omaha, Kansas City, San Francisco and points Intermediate— affords. Kvcry attention paid to the com fort of guests. Commercial men's patron age a specialty. FI3W Fast Mail ..caving Louisville, Dalljrexcept Sunday, at f‘8Da. m. Cluctnuftltt, Dally, except Sunday, at 1:45. Arriving at Clilcugo ut G :55. Jones. Smith. is good .it all il.ro: should want to be governor.—Dispatch, Hawktnsville. Are They Here? A repet t is now going the rounds of the press to the < fficl that there is a number uf the lineal o’escendants of •Shakspcnre in this country. The Cons'.i'ution in rclening to the maltei snys: It is the common impression in England that the family of William Sliakspcare is oxiinct. Dune rmr.llv the discovery is said to have been made that Sltakspeare’s descendant's are in America. The port's daughter, Savanna, married Dr. Hall. 'I he daughter of this couple married another Hall, and moved to Connecticut, where they settled in Fait field, now Bridgeport. They left two sous and daughters whose descendants are presumably numcious. Iiese tacts, started-tit a late num ber of the London Truth, will be of interest to all admirers of the immor tal bard. One of the family, Mary 0. Hall Baldwin, of Chicago, is now preparing a little work which will make it clearly appear that Shakspcare was her lineal ancestor. The mont rapid service ever attempted do true .i the Great Commercial Cities on the Okie River and Chicago. 4®-’ hrough Coupon Tickets, Baggago check* ed to destination, aud your safety and com fort provided for, are among tho points that made the MONOM ROUTE vedly popular. Universally and dese: X B. CARSON. Vlee-pres t and Gon’l Mgr .1. N cDOF.L, Gen’l Truffle Manager, U. iiAKKKK, Gen Pass Agt. MATTINGS Pretty Patterns in Stock, SMYRNA RUGS. A few more of those 45c Holland Shades, 7 feet long on spring rollers. Call and make your selection before they are all gone. WHAT IS CARBOLINEUM AVENARIUS ? (Registered] It Is n Wood mid Stone Preserving Com pound Oil Stain, applied with nil ordinary brush, tt Is guaranteed to preserve any kind oi wood, above or ttuder ttio ground or wntcr, tor nt least llftocn years, and keep off all Jcluds of insects. It Is used by ttio U. 8. aud almost alt foreign Governments; Telegraph, Telephone, Hatlroad, nnd other largo Corporations, us well as all Real Estate Owners, whero It Is kept for sate. For further Information aud Ctzcolam bleaso address or coll on L F. Thompson & Go. USTHTW O-OOIDS —.A.T— Kro. Jones is an Alliance-man ami trades with B. A. Bass. The result is obvious— he’s fat and prosperous. Smith trades elsewhere, the moral )ou can readily see: If you want to prosper trade with It. A. It ASK. THOMASVJ LLE NATIONAL BANK, l a y kh, A. T.'Mcl.vrvnK.n J’mddcnt. Vice-President. .1 as. A.UrAndox, Cashier. Capital • $i00,000, Surplus • 28,500. A general banking business. Collec tions have prompt attention, The Marshall House, SAVANNAH, GA. Under new Management. LEADING HOTEL. FINEST LOCATION.’ With broad piazzas commanding a grand view of the fashionable promenade, the Broad* way of Savannah. Culslno aud worvlcc equal to the best northorn hotels. U.L. UARNCTT BBONATED WITH— NATURbAL GAS Imported from the Mineral Springs on the Rhine, Ger many, on draught at ,L. SCHMIDT’S. Come a,ml Examine our Stock of Sateens, Ohallies, Ginghams Batistii, Lawns, and Percals. ALSO OUK IMMENSE STOCK OF’ "White Goods. We call spccinl attention to our JOB LOT of WHITE GOODS for twelve ami a halt* cents; they arc equal to any sold for twenty cents. Come and lock for youiself. Look.! Look! Lools. S Our New Spring Clothing is here. Now remember that the entire stock is new, and will be sold as cheap as possible. L. STEYERMAN & BRO. THE SLEEPLESS AND RESTLESS DRY-GOODS MERCHANTS. DRINK Glen Springs Mineral Water F01 the Liver Foi sale at and Kv'ncye, J. s. Real Estate Agent THOMASVILLE, GA. Hite nvtr Reid i Cilyppet s Pro; Store, Btoitl St I mu now prepared to buy or sell, for other parties, all kinds of town or country real estate nnd have on my list a good assess ment of both kinds. Strict and close atten tion to the business will he my ni/n, and T respectfully solicit a tliare of the business ot the community. aug98 C. M. Tuttle, tt LI VERY FEED STABLES P. SCEtmOTS, Soooiel door below roilier of Broad and Fletcher .Inset., Jeweler aud dealer in I Tliotiin.rillc curiosities and Florida tiric-a- ruc. Jewelry a speciality. See lay Alligator | out Purse, latest thing out, nl-td Fine Team*, with careful drivers. OUR AIM IS TO PLEASE OUR PATRONS. ,JACKSON I a 24ljr Thoiaa.ville, Gat