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THE DAILY TIMES-ENTERPRISE John Triplett, - Managing Kdilor. T. M. McIntosh, Temporary Bus. Man, WKDNKSDAY, MAY 28, 1800. Daily Timer-Enterprise H published ••very morning (Monday excepted.) If Wkkki.y Timeb-Rnterprise 18 published every Saturday morning. SrnscRimoN Rates. Oaii.v Times-Exterprtse, . . A irki.Y “ ... 1 00 Daily Advkrtip.no Rates. Transient Rales.—$1.00 per^ squ; first insertion, and . r »0 quent insertion. One Square, one month, - - - One Square, two months - - One Square, three month?, - - Oho Square, six months, - - One Square, twelve months, - - S ihject to change by special arranf ement H, B. limit. HiihIiiom Malinger. the vis for ea h Bubse- ; r» oo 8 oo 12 00 •JO 00 33 00 The Senate is now tueseling with the tariff. It is n knotty problem. A statue is to be erected to Gen. N. B. Forrest, in Chattanooga. Forrest was a hard fighter. queen Victoria is now seventy one years old. The I’rincc of Wales is still some distance from the throne. Farmers only come to town now when business compels them to do so. I hey are busy with their crops. Rev. S. S. Sweet, who is traveling in Europe, is writing some very in structive and interesting letters to the Macon Telegraph. The three candidates for commis sioner of agriculture, Messrs. Hender son, Hunnicutt and Nesbit, are mak ing a lively race lor the place. The New York V Louisiana State la] Asheville assembly Louisiana State leprosy. The Kolb Gem is getting there, in Ahbama. Mr. Kolb leads in the primaries (or governor. He does not appear to he green. The Senate voted for the construc tion of three new battle ships, yester day. A strong effort to strike out the appropriation for them was defeated. Important news was cabled yesterday from Europe ; the emperor of Ger many lias sprained his ankle. This is terrible. The world will stand aghast nt this startling news. George Francis Train was ungal- lant enough to heat the record of the two young ladies who recently went around the world., Train made it in sixty-five days. This beats all previ ous records. Rudyard Kipling is a new star in the literary firmament. His poems are attracting wide attenlion. They are said to be charming in style, with out stiffness, running and rippling like a murmuring brook. The legislature of Massachusetts has passed a bill for the extermination of the English sparrow in that state. We hope our city fathers will follow the lead of Massachusetts in this mat ter. Hut what if the naughty little pests refuse to be exterminated? There’s the rub. A lot of filibusters are talknig about seizing Lower California. Ge ographically it belongs to the United States, legally it belongs to Mexico. This government would quickly put a stop to the movement, if an attempt should be made to steal the strip. If Editor Sheppard, who recently suggested that Harrison call out a million of men to prevent any more confederate flags being displayed, or any more monuments erected to reb els, really wants a job, let him come down to Cedar Keys and tackle Mayor Cottrell. The “original package,” is getting to be an issue in prohibition states. Can a man be said to be an “original package,” when lie goes home lull ? He is very apt to hear some “original" expressions, when his spouse admits him. First hoy (gloomily)—I’ve got to cut kindlings and empty three buck et* of ushc* aud Imild two tires uml go to the store on an errand and then fill the coal box. Second hoy (enviously,! — You’ve got a regular picnic, you have. Just think of me. Mother said when 1 came home from school to day I’d got thcr hold the baby. Stop the Waste. We have frequently called atten tion to both tlx waste and the value of the pine timber in Sout 'em Geor gia. Our forests are melting before the turpentine and saw mill men. Discussing the timber question, the Times-Union, of Jacksonville, says: “The rapid and wasteful desliuclion of the forests of this country lias long been regarded with alarm by those who arc personally inlcrcsled in the subject and by public spirited citizens who have the welfare of the country at heart. That droughts and freshets are most destructive in a country deprived of its forest covering is a generally recognized fact. It is also admitted that the lima is fast ap proaching when all kinds of valuable timber will be a’nrtningly scarce. Considering what a vast amount of timber is used for fuel, for building purposes, for railroad construction, for furniture manufacture and for ship mci-t abroad, and how much there is wasted, it is evident that the next generation of Americans will have to economize wood and use other mate rials to a large extent. One of the most wasteful ways of using wood is in the shape of railroad ties. Some of the best kinds of tim ber are used for this purpose, and die demand is enormous .and constantly increasing. It is estimated that the number now in use in the United States is 422,400,000. These last on an average only seven years, so that fer renewal 60,342,857 are required annually, besides over 20,000,000 a year used in the construction of new roads. Allowing 40 feet of lumber to each tie wc find that 3.258,514,280 feet are used annually for railroad ties.” The ralroads, a few of them, arc introducing steel rails. This will, if steel rails are generally adopted, re lieve the drain very materially. There is a mine of wealth in the pine forests of Southern Georgia,—if they can be preserved. Flaying Wannamaker. The Constitution pays its respects to Mr. Wannamaker, the pious fraud, in a scorching editorial. While in dulging in cheap cant about the spir itual welfare of the poor, he is working poor girls in his great factories in this country and in Europe, on starvation wages. Our Atlanta contemporary after showing up the man, concludes thus: “The real oppressors of the poor — the worst enemies of. their race—the most cruel of all slave drivers, are not the men whose vices and loose living excite our horror. On the contrary, they are the smooth and decorons devils of society—1< c Iflifills and Uriah Heaps, whose road to success is drenched with the tears of the vic tims ol their progress and patronage. “Rough word-.-, these. Perhaps they will make the Philadelphia slave driver wince, and dump another load of lus boodle into a mission ot a club of re publican c ampaign toughs. He can afford it. He has only to starve a few more working-girls to get his donations hack with interest.” Hendricks’ Statue. Indianapolis, May 25.—July 1 lias been fixed as the date for unveiling the monument of the late Vice Presi dent Hendricks on the state house grounds of this city. The address will bcdclivcd by United States Sena tor Turpie. The President, ex Presi dents, Vice President and members of the cabinet and governors of all the states will be invited to attend. The committee on arrangements extends a cordial invitation to societies, clubs and other organizations of the state and elsewhere to be present and par ticipate in the ceremonies, and request the attendance of the general public. Mr. Hendricks was one of the gran dest democra's, and purest of men. It is eminently fitting that his memory should be perpetuated by 5. monument reared among the people lie loved and served so well. W c arc glad to learn through our correspondent, Mr. Stone, that the Keillor pear is not affected with blight, though he say*, tit lir-l glance, it look ed a* if it had struck Mr, lilackslieor’a trees. The Northern presbyterians are going to amend their Articles of Faith. The faith of a great many people needs amending—and mending, also. Most people, however, are -tatilied with patching. Carlisle Wa-uiN'*-1’ .V Senate to day, after been read, tlie oat! ministered to Air. t front the State of K> unexpired let in ot l Mr. itlackl iun c.-ei to the cirri.’* dt.-k, subscribed to the <c shown to his < at. at surrounded ; Sen sides tendering thn 11 is desk wa - t-racei floral tribute-. Wash in*, i'c-m, Mn versa! Peace < '"iigre: day and to-met row < Sunderland’s > iv.reh. .! L. Sohmidt, KBEP-:*K00L! ThomasviUe- Bottling WORKS, Mamifnrtui pi* and Dispenser of SODA and MINERAL WATERS, carbonated with SATIItAL ii AN, imported from the Mineral Springs on the Itliine. ttermanv. (IX IHiAi rJIIT : Uni -1 Id to-j n I )r. 1 COCA-COLA, The Genuine “Ideal Brain Tonic.” It begins to would have a : However there conveniently t enter the race : a* if Mr. Northen over ter governor, several dark horses nt!, and who may day. any headache i linutes. The New Mexican Qeverage, Non-Alcoholic. Delicious. fit Commencement Exercises. lit-v. .1. Siitm- 1 1 1 P- Hand incut Sc andria, Mom! xl.Motion. 1st at 1 1 imcncc- i»f A lux- Frui-Miz!” Vitalizing. Ice Cream Parlor, Specially lilted til for the accommodation of Ladies. FRUITS AND CONFECTIONERIES, Fancy (mod?, Cigars, Tobacco, etc. Salisltutf ion Guaranteed. Jones. Smith. YOUR IE3 _a_ t ables BY KIIYIIYO REFRIGERATORS! L. Thompson & Co Wc have also in stock Will be paid to any cor:;; •• find, on analV.-;a r. :,i or oilier poison-3 ::i S’.vifFu *>•;!:;< AN EATING HO: iienderson, Ter., A a". I > *). iccn months I had an cr.t!;’/; u ; . \ was treated by the bcoi 1 ;ca- \ ".btalnuu no relief, ito roro gr.n'. *tfor6c. I concluded Scully to tr W03 entirely cared aflor u.-*.: ;: i Tou havo my cheerful r above statement i -r llie Lent f.t of l afflicted.” C. lie:. Treatise o:: Blood and Sk:r. Discos Till: SWIFT SPECIFIC TO., Atlanta, Ga l!r<>. Jones is an Alliancoman and trades with 1*. A. Bass. The result is obvious— he's fat and prosperous. Smith trades elsewhere, the moral mu eaii readily see: If you want to prosper trade with IS. A BANK. A. W.PALIN&BRO.’S Carriage Shops. Lower Broad Street, ThomasviUe. Ga. DVI.ItV OEN( Itll'TIOIV OF CARRIAGE AND WAGON REPAIRING, HORSE SHOEING. ETC., I). 1" t reasonable sed a numbi ring the r.tcs. Having recently ot labor-saving tools, Best Equipped Shops first .-p:»<] ford. IMu in Southwest (li-nr; do all kinds of work patch and ncatne**. prepared to c with dis- aghl i «pl22d*wly :, l '•“< "I I'l B. D. FETES®, THOMASVILLK, GA., DEALER IN’ HARDWARE Stoves, Iron, I* of the V traved i develop. this pr June loth, 1 Itti sports the most the South, ail chiefly he genu lute faith in til. Tin and Hollow Ware, is.,1 NOTICE. Will kc.li inlinited I lb It. V Cannot Cause Stricture. Painless to Use. m Cold fc7 all Druggie * 1 .:. Sent In thin pa;j»2« with Iteiier Syringo icr 51.50 King X‘jpt*dOm of all kinds, and| agent for s Powder Co, -IIE AI )UU ARTERS— 158 BROAD STREET. Heal Estate and Rental Agency. PINE TIMBERED LANDS, FARM LANDS, AND CITY PROPERTY. Money loaned on farm lands 8 per cent, i to 5 years time. .1. K. H. Love- CHINA MATTINGS, of pretty designs, Window Shades, Furniture of all descrip tions, Sash, Blinds, Doors, Paints, Oils and Glass. WHAT IS CARBOLINEUM AVENARIUS? (Registered] It la ft Wood and Stone Preserving Com pound Oil Stain, applied with an ordinary brush. It Is guaranteed to preserve any kind oi wood, above or under the ground or water, for Hi least fifteen years, and keep oil'all kinds of insects. It is used by tho U. B. and almost all foreign Governments; Telegraph, Telephone, Ilai I road, and other largo Corporations, us well as all Iieul Estate Owners, where It is kept for sale. For further Information aud CUOTilani please address or call on L F. Thompson & Co. IsTIETW G-OODS —at— Come ami Examine our Stock of Sateens, Batiste, Chatties Lawns, and Ginghams, Percals. ALSO our* IMMENSE STOCK OF 'White GroocLs. Wc call special attention to our JOIl LOT of WHITE GOODS for twelve aud a half cents; they arc equal to any sold for twenty cent*. Come and lock for yourself. Look! Look! .ILiOok.! Our New Spring Clothing is here. Now remember that tho entire stock is new, and will be sold as cheap as possible. L. STEYERMAN & BR0., THE SLEEPL 1 AND RESTLESS DRY-GOODSJMERCHANTS. J. s. To Teachers. On tin* 1 Till of June next, tin* Trustee.* of tin* .South Georgia College will elect a President. Correspondence is solicited. All communications, together with testimo nials, should he addressed to WILLIAM D. MITCHELL. Chairman Committee. Thoansvillo, Ha., May 17, 1800-1 m l Real Estate Agent THOMASVILLlti, GA. Hie; over Ibid i f«lj tpptr s Inis Store, Broad St 1 am now prepared to buy or sell, lor other parties, all kinds ot town or country real estate anti have on my list ft good assess ment ot lioth kinds. Strict and close atten tion to the business will be my aim, and I respectfully solicit a thare of the hueinegs ot the community. nug?8 & Brick! Brick! 100,000 lirst-1-lass Brick now ready lor delivery. Parties supplied expeditiously and at reasonable priees. Apply at my yards or address me through Post Ofliec. JOHN P. ARNOLD. ThomasviUe, (ja.,"April 20, xl&xv tf. LIVERY FEEDSTABLES i.«ixiiu«r,XS Fine Teams, with careful drivers. OUR AIM-IS TO PLEASE OUR PATRONS. JACKSON sr ,tv - Th«mn.vlll.,C».