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1890. LWolfSBro, The flight Place AM) IIIK Lowest Prices! A now mid lii'flit slock of Cl IMAM CASIIM MUMS. CUM AM AI.IIATIIOS.S, ('IIMA.M I! ATI STM, ami novi liics in all wool cream Dress (foods with Iriiiiniinjjs specially adapfeil lor I In- coimiieio-eliienl sea son lo nialcli. Wc arc • Iioh injr I lie |ireiiie.| ami most co-op ' lc slock ol WIIITK noons KMBHOIDKIilKS ilial were ever -i in I lii- ciiy. \Vc iiavc liy far I lie liamlsomesl II015K SKI IITINGS, 111 liamlsomesl DDTTMD SU'ISSMS, the liamlsomesl |’MAIN WIIITK COOPS. tin- ham'-omest n.AlV and STItll’MD WIIITK COOPS, wiili the liamlsomesl einhroiderics, all lo malcli, ami if to save money is an olijeel, why yon will |inrcliascof IIS. A licanlifnl slock of Cream Silk Mills, ill all lengths. al |io|inlar pricey. The most snperh stock of Parasols ami Mine Mans suitable for this season ami al I In- lowest priees. The I lest Hosiery in the la ml. KTIIIOI’IAN DYE. Kverv pair warranleil mil to slain, <1 \ e or faile. Our Corset Department is the most compleie in ihe eilv, ami eomprises all of ilii* loailing ami popular makes. We sell ilie lie.'I 1.00 eorscl in the South. ask TO SKKTIIEM. Onr liamlkereliicfs are wiilely known ami onr stock consists of some very tempting •‘plunu." Onr low cut shoes for holies are ex tremely pretty ami at lower prices than shoe stores. Special pr.res will be made in onr CLOTHING DKPAUTMENT to the voting gentlemen purehasiiig eommeneement soils, hills, shirts, neckwear, elr. The largest sloek ami newest styles to select from. Now, a word lo the wise is suffi cient, is a oood old adaire. H. WOLFF & BRO. lOO Ac 111 Broad St. THE LEADERS OF STYLES. ARRIVAI. AND DEPARTUREOF AM. TRAINS TO AM) FROM THOMASVU.I.K carrying passengers 1-ltoH SAVANNAH AND TDK HAST. No 5, Passenger No 7, Passenger 4 * * 2 i* I! U, No 17, Freight and Are n Ar... ^ 1»1» m FOR SAVANNA II AND TIIE BAST. No 8, “ V2 JS p in No f», “ *• |* J No 18, Fgt and Ace Lv... . u.» a hi FROM ALBANY, ATLANTA AND WESTERN POINTS. No C, Passenger Ar... 5*0 pm FoR ALBANY, ATLANTA AND TIIE WEST. No 5, Passenger l jV ’ *' ! iK 5 I!! No 53, Passenger - w 1' FROM MONTI0KLLO. No so, Passonger t r" * , 5 fm K III No 8i, Passenger Ar - • • 0 00 F ,n FOR MONTICKLLO. No 81, Passenger J jV • 'i JJ No *1, Passenger LY •• • 10 " FROMCIIATTAHOOOMKK AND NEW ORLEANS. No 8, Passenger Ar... 12 p n* No 18, Freight and Ace A r... 5 .ro a m FOR ClIATTAUoOBMEE AND NEW ORLEANS 1 57 p 111 6 00 p in . I.v HOTEL. Increase of Freight Rates on Melons. The rains are most welcome. gjDr. A.l’.Taylor and wife have gone North. Mrs. Parsons has returned from Sa vannah. .Several visitors still linger at Jer sey Farm. John McLean and wife are vititing relatives in Amcricus. Dr. H. C. Ramsey took a run up to Albany yesterday morning. The magnolia trees are in full bloom and present an attractive appearance. The much needed rain will do a great good to the farmers and garden ers Judge llansell left yesterday morn ing lor Quitman lo convene Brooks county court. Judge Merrill held the regular monthly session of tiro Court of < Irili- nary yesterday. Mr. F. J. Winn offers a phaeton and horse for sale at a bareatn See him at the Mitchell lions-. Tin run ol Sunday prevented al lend-nee at the chinches, and, conse quently, the congregations were small. The Bo non World says: The p. ar crop is much better lltan tt was thought lo be a frw weeks a-o. It is thought now that there will he a pretty a : r crop. Col. -\. T. McIntyre is attending Brooks county court. Judge Alexan der, Hon. W. M. Hammond and per haps others of the bar, here, will at tend the court. Cairo expels lo send over a good sized delegation to the union picnic at Whigham, on the Dili. The children arc counting the days until the anti cipated event comes oil. We regret to learn that the crib and contents belonging to Mr. A. W. Ivey, was burned the other day. Wayne is a good farmet, and he will have a new crib, and it well filled, this fall. Miss Dena Mitchell, who has been attending the Wesleyan Female Col lege in Macon, reached home Satur day night. She came lo recover Irom an illness, which while not serious, is at the same time annoying. Rev. H. D. Howren who delivered an interesting lecture here during the recent Sunday School Convention, Icll yesterday morning for Smilhville, where he will deliver a course of lec tures, and then go to Columbus. Police Court. A large number of cases were before the mayor yesterday morning, and $38 in fines wus added to the city treasury. Richard Green, who was proven guilty of interfering with an officer while making an arrest, was find $3(1 and costs, or 10 days. Thomas JanfLs, the prisoner over whom the trouble was originated, was fiucu $5 and costs for being drunk and disorderly. Lizzie Moore, and (her daughter Mary Ann Samuels, were both before the mayor for fighting. Lizzie was linen $2 ami costs, and Mary Ann So and costs. Lizzie Smith was fined 82 for throw ing another woman’s chattels out of her house. The case against Mary Williams for disorderly comluctjwas continued un til Friday, on account of the absence j of an iiuportaut witness. M r . J. R. Forrester, a prominent melon grower of Albany,has been in terviewed by the Atlanta Constitution. Said Mr. Forrester: ■I have it officially, that several of the principal southern railroads ate doing all in their power to get an ad vance of about twenty per rent, in the rates upon melons. These roads, you understand, arc roads doing business south of the Ohio river, and the aim is to have the advance held over all that territory. The news of this con templated move readied me first as a rumor from a private source, hut I have since been able to confirm it from an official source. “1 did not come to Atlanta on mel on business, and I deprecate being drawn into a newspaper controversy of any kind; Inti this is a business matter and it is necessary for us to look after our own interest. “You see all the railroads were fully represented at our January meeting in fact, there were as many railroad men there as there melon men. lhc railroad men were invited for the ex press purpose of obtaining from them tli-; exact status of the railroad toward us, so wc could come to some determ ination as to the acreage of this year’s crop. Onr position was just this: with the railroad rales the same as last year, wo could plant as many melons; but an increase in the rate would bring a corresponding decrease in the acreage. “At that meeting, then, the direct question was put to the railroad men, ‘Would the rates on roads south of the Ohio river he the same this year as last ?’ They answered ‘yes.’ So we went ahead, relying on that statement, and planted our acreage accordingly. “Now, within thirty days of the time when the crop will begin to come in, they spring an advance on us. That advance menus about fifteen dol- lart a car, or a total of Sl.iO.OOt) on the 10,000 ears we expet tiiis year. Ev ery cent of that comes from the grow er. The increase is in the face of the tact that the railroads have always gotten about two dollars to our one in every ear of melons that went out of the south. “This incrasc of rates has not been fully determined on as yet, and while some of the principal roads arc urging it, others do not favor such action. Final action will lie taken this week at Louisville.” Court of Ordinary. in the Court ot Ordinary yesterday B. I). Singletary was appointed guar dian of the person and poperty of \S. J. Rawls, minor. Substantial, Elegant New. An Ideal Winter and Spring Resort. HARVEY S. DENISON, Manager, IIlINTSVII.LIi, ALABAMA. OUR L. B. M. H. The motive in buying and selling is to make money. We nro engaged in this not so much to accumulate as to live. So arc volt in your occupa tion. It is your interest then to buy where you can save. “A dollar sav ed is a dollar made.” If xve can save you money in the millinery line it is the strongest reason why you should buy from us. On this basis wc solicit your trade. And about priees: Qual ity must be considered in relation to price, but if the article you wish costs ten cents or teu dollars it is the bc3t that the money will buy any where, and we are safe in saying more in quantity. And you shall be courteously and pleasantly treated. We want our customers to return to us conscious that they can do better and more sat isfactory trading at I,. B. AL H. than elsewhere. A new lot of goods just received Saturday. We will have atore this week. Wc keep our stock up and prices down, May we have, the pleas ure of serving you before tlie season is over? Mrs .Jennie CailToll, Lower Hroml Millinery ilou.*i For anaemic peoplo W. W^C. is a boon. Wortli Knowing. Mr. \Y. 11. Morgan, merchant, Lake City, Fla., was takrn with a severe cold, attended with a distressing rough and running into Consumption in its first stages. He tried many so-called popular rough remedies and steadily grew worse. Was 'educed in flesh, had difficulty in breathing and was unable to sleep. Finally tried Dr. King’s New Dis covery for Consumption and found imme- dia‘e relief, and after using about half a dozen bottles found himself well and has had no return of the disease. No other remedy can show so grand a record of cures, Dr. King’s New Discovery for consump tion. (luaranteed todojn-t what is rlaim- i for it. Trial lmttle free at S, J. Cassels’ Drug Store. AH NOTTS FAST INDIAN COHN PAINT Isa quick cure for Corns, Munions.nnd Warts A DUTY TO YOURSELF. It is surprising that people will use a coiti on, ordinary pill when they ran secure a val uable Knglish one lor the same money. I)r. Acker’* Kngli-di pills are a positive cure for sink headache and all liver taouhlca. They lire small, sweet and easily taken and do not gripe. Sold l»y Held «.V Culpepper. 'J Funeral Notice. The friends and acquaintances of Mr. and Mrs. Isaac Gridin are request ed to attend the funeral services of the latter, from residence of Mr. li. K. I)ckle, Smith Avenue, this morn ing at Interment afterwards in Laurel Ilili Cemetery. A fact worth knowing is that Mood dis eases which all other medicines fuil to cure yield slowly but surely to the Mood cleans ing properties of P. P. P. (Prickly Ash, poke Hoot and Potassium.) For a number ol years I iiavc boon subject to violent attacks M iiilhwnmatorj rheuma tism which generally lasted at-out two months. On the first of this month 1 was attacked in the knee ami suffered severely for two days, when I procured n bottle ot Chamberlain's Pain Palm and it relieved i almost instantly. I therefore most cliei fully recommend it. to those v/lio are sin hirly afflicted even where.—R. D. \\ hit It Martindalc, N. C.. Fell. JHHH. Mr. AVliit! is a very prominent man in t his place and his disease was very widely kuown as he suffered such severe pain. Vi r . M Houston A; Co., Merchants, Martind lie, V. C. cent bottles for sale by Melina Hrothrrs Many letters are received by the P. P. P Co. Irom patients, saying they had used sue mid such a Mood purifier and sarsaparilla mentioning their names and stilting they d? no good, ami thev did not get well until I P. P. (Prickly Ash, Poke Hoot ami Potas sium I was tried. These letters we started publish, when the various manufacturi wrote us fearful letters, ami wo discontinued same, but P. P. P. (Prickly Ash, Poke Hoot and Potassium) is triumphant on every oc casion, and has made hast ot triends in cures of .Syphilis, PheumatisM, Scrofula, Plood Poison, Dyspepsia, MaPirianml Female Com plaints. Please read carefully every word in the following article. A. F. Prevatt, of ThomaS- ville, is the only agent in this county tor Paul Jones Old Munongahchi Hye Whisky, and it catir.ot !> • obtained front any other source; now if you are overworked, or bro ken down in Lsralth. from any othe a pure, honest, wholesoinestimuhint. you more, gcoil than any thing else y< possibly obtain, ami a pure old Hye is tin* most wholesome stimulant pi Paul Join - Old Monongalnda Ryt highest grade ol whisky dist.i.icd Fnitcd States: it is endorsed ami highl Dr. ACKER’S ENGLISH PILLS Are active, dlcclm* and pure. For sick headache, disordered stomach, h*«s o! appe tite, had complexion ami biliousness, thev have never been equaled, either ill America or abroad. Held by Reid & Culpepper. - Tin- promptness and certainty of its cure- have made Chamberlain’' Cough Remedy famous. It is intended especially for coughs, colds, croup ami whooping cough, ami is the most clfeclmil remedy known tor these dis eases. .’a) cent hot lies for .ah- hv McRae Druthers. DO NOT SUFFER ANY LONGER. Knowing that a cough can be checked in a day. and the first broken in a week, ' Acker’s LnglishCo fund ihe money to per directions, and iiii-ni coma t. For per, stages of consumption ve hereby guarantee Dr. igh Remedy, and will rev ill who buy, take it as do not find our state side by Reid & Culpep- 1 has come. NO MISTAKE HERE W o iiavc used unusual car© iii selecting stufls and tab rics and Wc have the -Nobbiest Stock- in town. No IdleBoast The urntlenten already kno^ wc are headquarters for FurnisHing Goods. m -i- roulit hiskv ■'ll, ; 1- Y COllllOl SSell r- iruiighoilt tin: I low.palatable l!\- lailc it- national ri-jin!a'.ioli oil ill u!‘ i 1 hi-: It ijualit v. A. F. l’KKV ATT, So!,- A} ilk-, tin. -tu-iuists ail,l n ion: it i-i an - Whisky, ami st.lcly on ac- ynl, Thoiniis- Aprit y I Voplo wonder when they liml how rapid- h health is restore-! hy taking IV IV IV i Prickly Ash, 1‘oke Hoot ami Potassium). The reason is simple, as it is a powerful comhinatioit of the roots nmt !u rhs ol the home woods. Mrs. M. G. Kennedy, editor of the Baptist Publication Society, of Phila delphia, who gave two interesting normal lessons here during the con vention, delivered a lecture in Way- cross Sunday. It is a noticeable coincidence that Senator Beck fell dead within a few feet of the spot where Garfield was shot, while passing through the Baltimore and Potomac railroad depot. A star marks the place in the marble floor where Garfield fell. It is always gazed at by strangers when passing through the depot. ‘s»ooaaoH - v - a Contractor & Builder. Will he glad to make contracts furor superintend ALL CLASSES OF lllillDl.NC, IN BRICK OK WOOD. V. A. H’OBBOCKM, i.EMin.vi. i nvriiAi Tui:, P - ). Box 71. Thoma-ville, Oa. i -fu-ty How is This ? Cellar* ami cuff* Lmmlricd at - cents each bv the best laundrv in the South. 27-Jt «AM M. WOLFF, Ituclilru'M Arnica 8ulr«. The Red Salve in the World for Cuts Druiscs, Sure.*, Fleers Salt Rheum, Fever Sorts, Tetter, (’happed Hands, Chilblains Corns, and all Skin Kruptions, and positively cures Riles, or no pay required. It is guar anteed to give perfect satisfaction, or money refunded. Rrice ‘J.’ cents per box. For sale by F». J. Cassels, Drug Store. OUR VERY BEST IVoph confirm our statement when we say tl.at Dr. Acker's FuglMi Remedy is in every way superior to any and all other prepara tions tor the throat and lungs. In whoop- ingcoiigh and croup it is magic anil relieves a once. We otl'er you a sample bottle free Remember this remedy is sold undent posi live guarantee by Reid Culpepper. Full Moon in April. The time has now arrived when it is per fectly safe to bed plants. I have all kinds o; Geraniums, Chrysanthemums, Bulbs tt i d Budding plants of all kinds; ns well as YD.MATOKS, CARRACK and other tender ir’ants, for sale. II. II. SANFORD, Dixie N urserv. lie*' for tw >a*t year be has i Colic, Cholera a A Suro Kidnoy ami Bladder •ditor of the Burlington ’o-t, has been subject to gestion, whh h pros- hours and unfitted or three days. For •on using Chambcr- itd Diarrhoea Remedy whenever occasion r« quiivd, and it has in variably given him prompt relief. 2,*» and oh cents bottles for sale by McRae Rros. W. W. a. for woakly femalos. Kriit*,,, 11,'r louiftl. Mrs. I’lio.-lii! Clirsli-y. IV-ti-rsou,'. Clay Cu., Iowa, tails tin- following mo-irkab!- story, tin: trutli of wliii-li is voiu-ln-1 tor by tin- rcsirk-iits of tin-town : -‘I mu 73 yi-ars olj, liavr bwn troulili-l with kitln.y c.iinplaiiil ami lamcm-ss for tnaiiv M.-nrs; cool-i not -Iri-ss myself without !iei|i*. Now I am tr, o from all p.-iu ami sori-m-ss. anil a-i abk- to -to all my own housework, i owe my thanks to Kh-i-tiic llitti-rii tor haring ri-in-w- t*.l my youth, ami mnovo.l complnti-ly all ilisi-asn ami pain.’’ Try a hotting oOc ami $1, at S. ,■. Cassels’ Drug .Store. Money, Money. 1 am i*r«-ji;irc.l to tnakr loans on roiintri roiun-tv, at*o i-itv proi-.-rty at i per n-nt- J. K. B. Lovk. Apr aj.lwd 13d iiromi strict. THE FIRST SYMPTOMS OF DEATH. Tirol feeling, .lull headache, pain- in va rious parts of the body. sinkiugpU the pit of the stomach, loss of appetite, feTcrislmcss, pimples or sores arc all positive evidence of poisoned Mood. No matter how it became poisoned it must he purilied to avoid death. Hr. Acker's Kngti-li lllood Elixir has never tailed to remove serofuloua or syphilitic poisons. Sold under a p»Mttv»#i.'raulee at 1 Uei-I JtCulpepper l Silliest in SCARFS, COLLARS. GentlemensiNotions. The Lords of Creation A iv not as whimsical as the rlcar ladies in the matter of “Notions,’’ but we can suit all tastes. Don’t W ear Y onr Old Tile: Clothier? and Furnishers, 106 Broad Street:. Thomasville, Ga.