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-4* J. L. Beverly & Bro. DEALERS IX- LjUMBBH; Mouldings, Turned Wort, Laths, Etc. MKTGS, G A. Wanted—Everybody to write or sec us before placing or ders for lumber. W e still have thousands of feet ot the Best Dry Lumber in South Georgia. We carry in stock and in large quan tities anything wanted in lumber, and are fully pre- nared to furnish dressed and matched lumber, and in fact, in almost any shape desired. Mouldings turned and bet oil work done in best style. THOMASVn.bE NATIONAL BANK, «fc Surgeon, Thoirmsville, Georgia. rf/- ‘ori-'irK ,,v,r Siark's, corner I'roart and Fletcher !>tn w it buck, u i) W. C(lice, up-stairs. On in the balloon toys, or down on the ground, dangers of death in many dif ferent diseases vc incur. Do not procrastinate but take that vMcli has been tried and found not wanting WHAT r j.,,.,,,j ,. ; ,d 11<teller stwtp. I"**! 1 North and Worth weal IS VIA Central Railroad of Georgia. Schfdulo In effort May 11, HdH). THOMASVILI.K, LOI* 18VILLE AND DINGIN’ NATl. via Macon ami Atlanta. T. in. I- M. !>., Office in Hayes Building. r _. iv.llegi livenin' and Sins ilia HtnvH.. ToU'i>h*ii » • cation, No. 25 for night Ar Albany, Lv Albany, Central of Gn... 12 20 p Ar Macon, ** ••• 5 P Atlanta, “ 1«» 10 I» Clinttanooga, W. k A 4 2d a Nashville, N„ C. k .St. L. 10 10 a LoulnvlUo, L. k X 4 11 l» Ar Cincinnati " — 1 « 45 p S. I*. Haver. / President. ,1as. A.HUAM*°Ni . T. McIntvuk. Viec-l’roMtlent. Cashier. Capital ■ $100,000. Surplus ■ 28,^00. A general banking business. Collcc- lions have prompt attention. Cannot Cause Stricture. Painless to Use, ^ T. TAVI.OIJ, M. D.. |*|"VPKTAN* AND SflHJKOS, Ofll.v over I’. iil A CuliH,p|K'r .sTlmm- u>vi!b'. On. 11. .JOEL. 13. COYLE flbfi^WTIST THOMASVILLE, GEORGIA OFFICE, Bn»a<l St., over l'ickett s. D North Bound.—Train leaving Thoinasvlllo at 8 .30 a, in. dally, Iran day coaches Lhoinaa- Mile to Albany, and Albany to Atlnnta. I n d- imin Sleeping Car* Atlanta to Nasi ' 1 ■! riillinan Carl.,rCar* baslivllla to anil Cincinnati. Train loavlns ■' 11,n "> 81 •j litl a. in. daily, ha* Pullman ur H»" ““ SletM.lUB Car. Albany to Chattanooga, P ill" ' Sleeping Car* Chattanooga to Na»"'TII,;. "■ > Parlor Cal * Nashville to r.oiil«vllle an,I cin- clnnatl. J. II. ((JV[.E, d. i>. s., Resident Dentist, Thomasville, * Georgia. Offers his services asvlllo and vicinity. Offlco hours—tr*»i fromito 5p.m citizens of Thom* s. y a. m. to 1 p. •om i io o i 1 * “* , , Offlco—On Jackson streot. (} Me LONDON, , and Prise, $1. Soli by all Druggists. Sent la plain package with Babber Syringe for $1.50 PEAR CRATES. 1 have on hand and ready lor delivery pear crates made out of WHITE ASH. Pressed inside mid out. No saw marks. Will not scratch the fruit. The neatest and best crate ever sold in this market. Can >e sold at the same price as the rough ' PINE CRATE. The neater the irate the better tin' price lo1 ' be fruit. .... HAST,. A. HORN. Ib.stoti Ua May '»ij-,l.li\v3iii. Grand Central Hotel, WAVCROSS, GA. With Electric Lights. Is no" 01)011, and I would be ]'leased to have inv Thomasville friends and otlurs *1,n, witli me when they come tins way. All my help is experienced. The dining loom is under the supervision ot tlut elli eient steward, Syl. B. Van Dyke, o, New York All correspondence promptly an- swered. Special attention paid to ladies w,U, children. B.l« *-'i‘J-diwly Proprietor. Attorncy-at-fjftw, Thomasvtlle, - (oorgia. Prompt attention given to all) business cn- "offlci-OwrVatfa store, comer broad and hacksonstreets. - Established 18b-’>. John H. Newton, COMMISSION MERCHANT, ;ill Washington Rt. # formerly I.S.! Kead St., Jfcw York, - Y. The above old established and responsi ble house solicits consignments ol bruit and Truck. Returns made promptly. I he n- naneial standing oftlie house affording ah- solute security to growers. I’riee* tele graphed dailv to iteese i Bason, where ■ M HIKING MATES HD 1NFDRSAT10S may be had. ,1Aw ' 4m The Glenn House Opposite Passengei\Oepot, IB0S- “T0N, GA- N. G GLENN Proprietor. Table supplied with .he liest the market affords. Kverv alteiition paid to the mm- 'loll ,»I guests.* t.’ommereial men s patron- ■Age s|eeiall'. Thomasvtlle tavietj We char returns. artage, arid make prompt PIKE & BANKS, (Jommi'.'ion Merchants and Dealer.- in FOREIGN & DOMESTIC FRUITS, MELONS & PEARS SPECIALTIES, No. 98 PARK PLACE, Bet. Washington and West Sts. X T ew York. represented by John AV. Mitchell, Mav 1 .*• d-w Thonmsvillc. (la. NORTH. • ThoiiiAHVlIle, S. K. x W. Dally. McGehce mrs. m. 1/, niLuctivv. been afflicted for Fix yearn with a most dreadful Blood Poison of some kind, n |,y eminent physicians. During this period fIio was treated by aevcral Fpe- .— J ..11 *h.» itiruwi i.„riii..p« aii 1 lu» market without realizing anv taken rmantitiea of all the Blood purillers on tnemarKCt wnnoui rcnuzing any ■lie 1.4 now rising Wooldridge’s Wonderful Cure, a few bottles of which have are. I unhesitatingly recommend it as the best lllood Purifier ever discovered. March 23, l&b'J. Yours truly, A. <J. MCGrEilhh. THOMASVILLE AND CINCINN ATI, via Macon and Atlanta. NORTH. Lv Tliomasvllle, 8. F. k W. Ar Albany “ Lv Albany, Cent, of Gn Ar Macon, “ Ar Atlanta, “ •• •• Ar Chattanooga. W. & A.... Ar Cincinnati, Q. & C. Dally. 4 5u p i 7 00 p l 2 :to a i 0 10 a i 11 00 a i r. ys p > 7 00a I I 11 00 a i ll2 20 p I li « :; 0 v I IJ10 10 p I i 4 23 a i North BOUND.—Train leaving Tluunaavilb* nt’» 30 ». m. ha* Usy coaclie, to Albany, i"" 1 Albany to Atlnnta. Pullman WeepIn8 b»r* „ Chattanooga, .'ind Parlor Cars to Dally through Pullman amt lug Cars between Albany and Cincinnati n 2 30 a m. train. NASHVILLE, LOUISVILLE AND CINCINNATI, via Montgomery. Kelt Tit. Dally. I Dali y. , A(V fo Macon, t’nlon depot Arrive Cordcle, JunctionK A .v M Leave Cordcle “ Arrivo Tlfton Junction li * W Ry Leave Tlf ton, “ Arrive Valdosta. JunctU Arrive Jasper '* .Arrive Lake City Junction 1 < Arr Jacksonville l’C A Pdepot Ly Thomasvillc, S. F. W.j 8 30 a mj ArAlbauy " (ll 00a raj. Ly Albany, c.pt. ot Oa 1 a IjO pm- Oo " Ar Montgooi.rr, " ‘ P m L' S ? Ar Birmingham, L. * N....10 3., p m 11 15 Ar Nashville, “ ° m I .■?, * Ar Louisville, " ....ill I-a m| a .7 a Ar Cincinnati, Arrive Hami'l'.ii .luncllou 1* Arrive I'alMha union ilcpi.l. Arrive Sii Augustine via J HI North ltofsn.-Train leaving Thomasville at 8.30 A. M., dally, has Day Coaches to Mont- gomery, Pullman Buffet Sleeping Cars to tin* elnustl, via Nashville and Loutsvlllo. Train leaving Albany at 3.05A. M., dally, has Pullman Buffet Sleeping Car Albany to Nashville, and Nashville t oClnclunatl, via Louisville. NASHVILLE, EVANSVILLE AND ST. LOflH -la Montgomery. NOBTH. Dally. Daily. Thomasville, S. F.& W.l |8 30 a i Ar Albany. *• i---: !. Lv Albany, Cent, ol Oa , 2 Os a m l- -0 j, Ar Montgomery, ■■ ' J nl l \ f#l> Ar Nashville, LAV i * 30 p m .» 10 a Ar Evansville, “ 1 '■,! 8 nl i •„ ost Trills. “ 7 33 ft ill. • 45 p 1 North Bound.—Train leaving Thomasville ai S 30 A. M. has day coaches to Montgomery. Pullman'6)0Openi to Nashville, and Nashvlim to ftt?Lonw. Titun leaving Albauy at 2.05 a. M. has Pullman Buffet Sleeping Car® Albany to St. Louis, without change, via Nashville, j. c. Shaw, E. T. Charlton. Trav. Pass. Agt. Gen. Pass. Agt. Savannah, Ga. W. P. Dawson, Pass. Agent, Macon, Ga. -HEAT HfUAltTERS— 158 BROAD STREET, Real Estate and Rental Agency. PINE TIMBERED LANDS, FARM LANDS, AND CITY PROPERTY. Money loaned on tarm lands 8 per cent, t to 5 years time. SUMMER RESORTS, EXCURSION RATES, OlflJlf 2 CENTS \V. V,’. C. for calc bv all druggists. Manufactured by WooIdri«lge\s WontlciTii! Cure Co.. Columbus. CJa. Passenger Schedule Georgia Southern & Florida miiwniu*o lSiver JKoutc to Floriilu. Taking rff,cl .Murcli ldtli, ll-t"). Sian,laid Time, t’i'lli .Mvriillim. GOING SOUTH. Railroad F&W Ry.. • ,v 1* RIl.... :k pku.... lViiu No. I . 10 35 am. . 1 11 pm. . l 30 pm.. , 2 5Spm. 1 42 pm. f» 50 pm. .. 7 oo pm.. .. 0 41 pm.. .. it 44 pm.. . ll lNpm... ..11 18 am.. ,. 1*08 am.. . 2 11 am.. No. 11 ,.. (•> ooam .. 12 23 nt .. 1 45pm .. f» 20 pm No. 13 0 30am .. 10 50am .. 3 30pm .. 4 50pm No. 15 ,.. 8 20am .. 10 45ain GOING NORTH. Leave St Augustine via J St A .k H li Rl». Leave Palatka union depot Arrive Hampton Junction F c \ r dcp*.t, Lv Jacksonville. F C k P depot j^cavo Lake City Junction I' C k P RK- • •. Arrive Jasper Junction 8 F k RR Arrive Valdosta “ Arrive Tlfton Junction ll A \\ LL Leave Tlfton “ Arrive Cordcle Junction S A Leave “ “ Arrive Mnf.n union depot •• • XI Ry. ... 7 00 am. .. s 20 am.. ... 7 00am.. ... 10 GOam.. ...11 05 am. ...12 12 in.. ... 1 18 pm.. .. 2 08 pm.. .. 3 21 pm.. ... 3 24 pm. No. 4 3 I 0 pill. 7 30 pin. .10 4o pm., .1151 pm. .11* pm. . 2 50 pm. 7 10 l No. 12 . 7 00am . 12 23am 1 00 pm 11 ami 12 aecom- Pullman' Palace sleeping cars un triili.s'No*. J and 4. All trains arrive and depart from union depot Mncon. yxj-opt modntl-ii irulii*. whirl, urrlv,, und doimi t fiom M.iom 1 unabm p „ A gt.. Macon, Gn KNA1T, Truffle Man , Mnco n, Gil. j. i. uuui. tu i, per mile traveled. GOOD TO RETURN UNTIL nsrov. 1st. No iron clad tickets to annoy families traveling without male escorts. The most liberal ftr* rangements ever offered, For information apply to Agents E. T.V. & G. Railway System, or to RUNS Fast Trains with rulin’ an Ycstibuled Drawing? Room sleepers. Dining cars and coaches oi latest design, between Chicago and Mil wan km and St. Paul and Minneapolis. Fast Trains with Ycstibuled Drawing Loom sleepers dining cars coaches of the latest design between Chicago and Milwaukee and Ashland and Duluth. Through Pullman \cstlhule Drawing Loi.in and Colonist Sleeps via the Northern a «’t >c ; Railroad between Chicago and Portland, Die. , Convenient Trains to ami from Eastern, >u‘M- i cm. Northern and Central Wisconsin point affording unequalled ts rv ice to anil Ir*m» '' ;11 kesha. Fond du Lt»c.«'sliko-h. Neennli. M« asha. Chippewa Falls, l-.au < latre, llurh and Ironwomland Bc*s For tickets, sleepin tables and other ini or ot the line, or to ticket I’uitpd States or Cana• S. It, AINSi.l E, General Slanagcr. EDI‘IS ECKSTEIN, Ass’t (icn'i Pass'r and Tkt. Agent miMVAiKii:, min, riiyulclnn* ondorio P. I*. P. m a *»lendlrt combination, and preKribQ It with ureat wtUfact ton for tbo curMof all f..rrr« mid ntnirpwnf l*rln~~ “ .1. K. 15. Love. Mav 20 t WORKS. Reynolds, Rargrave & Davis, Prop’rs Manufacturers and Dealers irouejir & DitKssKD LUMBKH. I.MVKS, I’lCKKTh, SlllNUI.EH, ,!OLT.l)INt;S. BUACKKTS, SCKOI.I, WOltK, SI ANTI.KS, 11AUSTKI1H, ST A lit- 11AII.S Newel I’os-ts, OFFICE, CHURCH <£ SI ORE Furniture. STORE FRONTS. Wirf 8cr,-,n Door, an,1 Win-tows, Sns Door* n»«i Hlin,ls STAIlt BUILDING AS1> INSIDE 1IAUDWOOD FINISH Sl’F.ClAI.TV. ^■CORRESPONDENCE SOLICITED. Gribben & Levick, CONTRACTORS k BUILDERS. THOMASVILLK, GA. wv will ho ffla.l t„ make c, "tracts fur. e. in ciinci mu n ---- plan* an,l npooillcatlon* it ro'iiilreil. “ want auv I'UiLliag done call on us, and submit Mtimato* whoHlt-r ‘ ""Y 8 '.'','’! a 2u“n D stieet. 2nd door from Hr‘i:uE Thomasville, <*a., April la, leJO. ‘sviooaaoH - v - a Contractor .V Builder. Will lie "Iff' 1 l " in a, '° t'DUlfitrln Of .siilicriiitfiltl ALL CLASSES OF BUILDING, JN JilHCK OK WOOD. V. A. IfOBKOCKS, ,.i:\l.li.M. < UNMIS' TDK, 1> o. DoxTI. TlmiiiJDivilUi. Ga. I -JG-ly _ • — 1)1 j.\UD IN TilE COL’STBV. T1 ,„- , b"c } t„c scion HU-IW .'lie pi"«> nn j‘ , „ pleasant borne Fa* .al,stant,al. pure milk plentiful? «nd rnt^rraariH,'". at this office' or ut the farm -fiEW i:*-.K-i Tbe Pullman Car Line lc j^company, ICE JAJ'L J-’JrOM !>EKI* TV El.I. j WATKJi, CllEMIC'sVM.V A’tMlE. j delivered; | ANVTVIIEUE IN THE CITY- j GIVE ORDERS ( TO WAGONS ANd>(A((j OIIIECT 'PMAN BUOS., Proprietors, WHOLE3ALB DRUOOILra. Llppmaa Bloc!<. SAVANNAH. GA. Louisville, Cincinnati OR INDIANAPOLIS, Chicago AND ^Xbbott’s^ 4nd WARTS PAIN. UPPKANBKO'illfiUSSISI.' PKUf.S -aUanNAH f.r AND THE Northwest. The I’ullman Vestibule*! Service oil Night Trains, Parlor Chair Cars on Day Train. The Monon Trains make the fastest time between the Southern Win ter Cities ami Summer lie- sorts of the Jforfhwcst. XVM. F. BLACK, General Mtuagti W. A. MoDOKL, Traffic Manager. J AH. BAKEIl, Gen. F. A., Chicago. For further information addreaa I or iuiin R w cjLADING. Gen 1 Agent. J58 Broaort, Thoinaavinc,Ga, w. S. KEIFER, MlSttlHlt. TUg €3 Is Hip acknowledged icnuttig rcim**ly for all the NEW i Auction and Commission House. i c. & A. T. SNODGRASS 1 Ibwr opetir.l "1 tbe obi Hank stand on Jnck- ' s J" sir,a t. w bore they will receive nll con- i sipiiiiier.ts, Iin.l give personal and prompt attention. Having secure,1 tbe services ol a popular Auctioneer, persons having goods l tod'upo.e of wj 11 do well to See us. We will sell at anv place in T'Jioina.villv. J.ibcral | advances'made on null perishable coastga- | meiil* ,‘,>r tliirty days. Auction at store ,op Sabir,lava anil "’>■"lues,lays. 2m Do You Want Anyway? WHAT ARE YOU Waiting for TV IN" Y U O ¥P If you want a nice litlle- /ami, f oiler you 57j acres within one and a half miles of the Court House on a good road. If you want a larger farm, I offer you 1 lli acres in three miles of the Court House, well improved, on easy terms. If you want a little cottage on nice large lot, in good neighborhood, I have such a place in Fearnside. Or, if you prefer, will locale you in East End, on a corner lot. If you wish a larger house, I have several I can sell you. If yon prefer a suburban place, 1 offer a nine acre home on Carroll Hill. If you prefer a vacant lot, f can settle you in any part of the city. Don’t le afraid to speak out your wants. Tf you have no money it may make no difference ; come to see me ond let us talk it all over. It may pay you to do this. I also offer a business lot on lower Brond street, and a store and dwelling on Jackson street, where a thrifty hopkeeper can clear 82,000 a year. Real Eslale anil Insurance Broker Thomasville, ■ Ga. icrtalnnire for th*» ileblll- tuttmc weakness peculiar ■ to women. I wri-i.i ».» I prescribe it and feel safa I The£<ANjCii£¥icai Co. in recommending it to l hci\h»t oBSa all sufferers. ^ STONER,MD.Occat R.Ill | rioKl by DramlaU. Int^OBK^CuJ JPntLK glow. j. H. CiiKNelKt ThoiKUKylllc Aiij. Mind wandering cnml, Books learned in one rv.vling. Testimonials from nil part* of flu* Froeftectua POtC !. Ho„ t on i-pnlieation to Prof. oi8!A«, 237 Fifth *Xve. New York. Below litiil ll list of the (ieorgia sceu- rities owned l>y llto Mutual Life Insurance Company of New York, (li-orgiii State, lour and onc-lulf per cent, lion,1* si, 121,000 ChatbnmCounty,five per cent, bonds „.!,000 Atlanta, five, six, seven and eight per cent. Ronds Augusta, six per vent. 17,120 Savannah, five per cent. Ronds 11,101 ifl i:i,:i:i:i Railroad Bonds on Links in Ukoruia. Atlanta & Charlotte Air Line, seven per cent. Ronds $110,.1.14 Atlantic $ scvfjt percent. Bgitds..... ; . ; . Central U. 1|. k Ranking Co, of Oa., seven per cent. Ronds (leorgla Pacific, first, six per eent. Bonds S| , *l' 5 (ia. It. R.& Ranking Co., five and six per cent. Ronds .1,2,807 South Georgia k Florida, .even per cent. Bonds 18,711 -—41,782, -bid Georgia It. R. f Banking Pp„ Block ic4 .‘ 8:l 'i Grand Tofal A''tH.r sip'll a deiitonstralipu Hip tieorgigus U" T! ,c V14Hill Life, in ifll essentia! particulars,. 35 3 home company. E. M. Mallette, AGENT.