Below is the OCR text representation for this newspapers page.

THE BEST ROUTE North and Northwest .8 VIA Central Railroad of Georgia. Schedule in effect June 8,1890. THOMASVILLE, LOUISVILLE AND CINCIN NATI. via Macon and Atlanta North. Dally. ' Dali y Lv Thomasvlllu, s. T. a W. * ^ Ar Albany, " noo 1------ Lv Albany, Central of Ga... 12 20 P >»• - p ml o 10 a m 10 10 p III 11 0.1 U 111 1 4 'is n iu i o as pm 10 10 a III 5 10 a III 4 11 i> mil 4*Jp m 7 45 1* IK t 4 05 1 Ar Macon. " Atlanta, •• Chattanooga, W. k A. •• Nashville, N.,C. k St. *• Louisville, L. k N Ar Cincinnati *' Nouth Bound.—Train leaving Thomasvlllo at 8 30 a.m. dally, lias day coaches Thomas- vllleto Albany, and Albany to Atlanta, k ull- man {Sleeping Cars Atlanta t»> Nashtllle, and Pullman Parlor Cars Nashville to Louisville and Cincinnati. Train leaving Albany at j 3iia. m. dally, has Pullman or Mann Buffet Bleeping Cars Albany to Chattanooga, Hloeplug Cars Chattanooga to Nashville, ana Parlor Caia Nashville to Louisville and Cin cinnati. NORTH. Lv Thomasvlllo, 8. F. k W. Ar Albany Lv Albany, Cent, of Go Ar Macou, ’* Ar Atlanta, ** •• •• Ar Chattanooga, W. & A.... Ar Cincinnati, <J. C. .^. Dally. i 8 30 a in 11 00 am 2 30 a m 12 20 p m 0 10 u in 5 30 p in 11 00 a in 10 10 pm G 38 p ml 4 23 a in 7 00 a iu| ti 20 p ill Noirrn Bound.—Train leaving Thomasvlllo at 8^30 a. m. lias day coaches to Albany, and Albany to Atlanta. Pullman Bleeping Cars to Chattanooga, and Parlor Cars to Cincinnati. Dally through Pullman aud Mann Buffot Sloop- lug Cars between Albany and Cincinnati on 2 3J a m. train. NASHVILLE, LO NoUTir. 1 Lv Thomasvllle, 8. F. A IV. Ar Albany " Lr Albany, Cent, of (la Ar Montgomery, “ Ar Birmingham, L. & N.... Ar Nashville, Ar Louisville, Ar Cincinnati ILLE AND CINCINNATI, ^tgoraery. Daily. "Dally. 8 30 am. 11 00 n ra. 12 20 p m 2 03 a ra 7 05 p iu| 7 35 a m 10 35p m 11 15 am 5 loam, 7 30pm 11 42 a ra; 2 27 n m 4 05pin! 0 52 n m North Bound.-Train leaving Thomasvllle at 8.30 A. M., dally, has Day Coaches to Mont gomery, Pullman Buffet Sleeping Cars to tin •luiiatl, via Nashvillo and Louisville. Train leaving Albany at 2.03 A. M., dally, lias Pullman lluffst Sleeping Car Albany to Nashville, and Nashville toCinclnnati. via Louisville. NASHVILLE, EVANSVILLE AND ST. LOUIS, via Montgomery. NORTH. JiV Thomasvllle, 8. F. & W. Ar Albany, •• Lv Albany, Cent, of Ga Ar Montgomery, ” Ar Nashville, L. A N Ar Evansville, " Ar St. Louis, *« A..I 8 30am Z..I1I no a m 2 uJm ra ,12 20 p m 7 35 a m j 7 05 p ra 7 30 p mi 5 10 a m 1 i!3 n m 1 13 p in 7 23 a inj 7 45 p in North Bound.—Tram leaving Thomasvllle nt 8 30 A. M. has day coaches Uj Montgomery. Pullman Sleopers to Nashville, aud Naslivlllo to St. Louis. Train leaving Albany at 2.05 A. M. lias Pullman Buffet Sleeping Cars Albany to St. Louis, without change, via Nashville. J, C. Shaw, E. T. Charlton. Trov. Pass. Agt. Gen. Pass. Agt. Savannah. Ga. W. P. Dawson, Tass. Agent, Macon, Ga. CAUTION has hla name and price stamped on bottom* W. L. DOUGLAS $3 SHOE CENTLEMEN. Fine Calf and Laced Waterproof drain* The excellence and wearing qualities of this shoo cannot be better shown than by the strong endorse ments of Its thousands of constant wearers. Sf"*00 Genuine Ilaml-ncwcd, an elegant and 4> stylish dress Shoe.w.hlch r n nrt-sew) •4*° gsacj&SSSSSS tty] I Hi commends itself. A fine calf Shoe _ lurablllty. tho standard dress O Kboo, at a popular price. < SQ*50 I’ollseninn’s Shoo Is especially adapted w for rdllroad men, farmers, etc. All made In Congress, Button aud Lace. $3 & $2 SHOES ladies, have been most favorably received since Introduced ovclnei Ask your Dealer, and direct'to factory enclosing advertised price, or a Dr.ckl.Di Mu... Curtright & Daniel, Agent, Thomasville, Go. Sixteen Trans-continental Passenger Trains Daily. t.'mlcr the new train achedule which the Northern l'acillc Railroad Inaugurates Juno 15th, 1800, there will sixteen tralaa-continental passenger trains moving daily on tills great lino, eight cast bound and eight west bound, exclusive of 108 local, main ami brach line pas senger trains running daily west of St. Paul, Ashland and Duluth In Wisconsin, Minnesota, North Dakota, Montana, Idaho, Oregon and Washington on its 3800 miles of track. Chai* 8, Free, iseneral raascuger Agent of the line at Ht. Paul, announces that under the new arrangement the llrst through train, the raciric Express, leaves st. raul at 8:15 a. m dailv, with a through rullman Palace sleeping car, leaving Chicago daily at 5:30 p. in. via the C hicago, Milwaukee A st. raul Railway, running via iicl ena and Tacoma direct to Portland, and tanking «lose connection at st. Paul with all trains leav ing st. Louis In the forenoon and Chicago in tho afternoon of the previous day, arriving at Taco ma 10:50 a. in. of the third day and Portland the same afternoon. ThJ second through train, No. 1, the Pacific Mail, leaving St. Paul at 4:15 p. in., daily, mak ing close connections with the Fast Mail,” and allnight trains out of Chicago, will carry a through Pullman Palace Sleeping Car and one or more Pullman Tourist Sleeping Cars leaving Chicago at 10:45 p. m. daily via the Wisconsin Central line, running through to Portland via Helena and Tacoma. Both trains out of st. Paul will carry Pullman Tourist Sleeping Cars and Dining Cars, hut free colonist Sleepers will he run only on train No. 1, leaving St. l*aul at 4:15 P. iu. The Northern Pacific now operates the largest cqulament of dining cart of any railroad m tne world, twenty-four, and alro tue longest Full- man sleeping car line in existence, namely :Clii- oego to Portland via Tacoma, and is the onlv line running tbeeo sleeper* to the principal trade ceotres and pleasure resorth in Northern Minnesota, North Dakota, Montana aud Wash- "fterecently completed Butte Air I.lne of the Northern Pacino make* this Uie shortest route tmtwea Chicago and Hutte by 120 miles and en ables this company to announce a througc Pull man Bleeping Car service between St. Paul and Taoonui and Portland via Hutte, west on the 4.15 i>. iu. train* east from Portland ou the 7:9J a. in. AUanUe Mali. I’KOKI-SSIONAL CA11DS. ip M M0INTOSH1 Physic ian «& Niu'gooii, Thomasville, Georgia. grOFFlCE over Stark’s, corner Broad and Fletcher Streets. W. IMtUCK, M. I). Office, up-stairs. Coiuer • f Broad r.ud 1 letclu r sttveta. |«u p l *83-3yl S. OKIvLK. M. I)., Office m Hayes Btiilditi" Resl.louoj —” .ra ir Col!og> avenuo and Mng °Toleptam«.Mmmunloatlon. N<». H f*»r night lit. J II. COYLE, I). D. S., Resident Dentist, # ThomaMVllle, • Georgia. Offers his Hcrvleesm th cltlsnne of Thom 1 asvlllo and vicinity. Ofllco hours—From 'J a. m. to 1 p. m., and fr om2 to 6 p. m Ofllco—On Jackson street. CUMBERLAND ISLAND HOTEL. TUB CCMBBItLAND ISLAND IIOTF.L is now open for the reception of guests. 30 New Rooms Added *ince Inst season. Artesian Well, Shower Baths nmi everything that is necessary for the ease and comfort of guests. Rates $2 per day; $10.50 per week; $30 per month. \V. II. BUNKLY, Proprietor, june 1 d 2m Bunkly, (in. & 'J. M. I.KXDON. Attornoy-at-Law, Thouiasvtlle, - Z- Georgia. Prompt attention given to all. business en- usted to him. . . Office—Over Watt’s store, corner Broad and hacksonstrects. ‘s»ooaaoH ’v - a Contractor & Builder. Will l>c fllail to make conlracU for or superintend ALL CLASSES OF BUILDING, IX MUCK on WOOD. V. A. HORROCKS, (iKNEUAI. CONTItACTOn, 1* O. ISox 71. Tliomnsvillc^Ga. 4 20-ly —HEADQUARTERS— 158 BROAD STREET. .! Real Estate and Rental Agency. PINE TIMBERED LANDS, FARM LANDS, AND CITY PROPERTY. Money loaned on farm lands 8 per cent, i to 5 year* time. J. K. B. Love. Gribben t CONTItACTUBS k BUILDERS. THOMASVILLE, GA. We will bo glad t.. n.a1:.',-< w«V tf*. <« »»- periuteiul, all ela*»» .« tog«, j|-Wir I. rivale, 111 either hrick nr wood. »JI1 furnish J, Iam and .iiecllleatlimt II r«(Ulr*fL i' y<;« want any lmflillng done call <>n ius aud we wil aubmit catlinatea whether contract la awarded tn, or not. We will guarantee aatlafactwu In all our work. We refer to the many buildings erected hy us In Tlioma.ville, and to all pnrtloH for whom we have worked. Shop on »letclier street, 2nd door from Broad. Thomasvllle Ga., April 15,1890. T1LOMASVILLE VARIETY WORKS. Reynolds, Hargrave & Davis, Prfip’rs Menutacturers and Dealers ROUGH & DRESSED LUMBER LATHES, PICKETS, SHINGLES, MOCI.DINGS, BRACKETS, SCROLL WORK, MANTLES, BALUSTERS. STAIR-RAILS Newel Posts. OFFICE, CHURCH & SI ORE Furniture. STORE FRONTS. Wire Screen Doors and Windows, Sas Doors and Blinds STAIR KUILDINf AND INSIDE HARDWOOD FINISH SPECIALTY. |®-C ORUESPONDENCB SOLICITED. PLAR CRATES. I have on hand nnd ready for delivery pear crates made out of WHITE ASH. Dressed inside and out. No saw mark?. Will not scratch the fruit. The neatest n:.d best crate over sold in this market. Can l>e sold At the SAME I’lUCE AS THE ROUGH TINE CRATE. The neater the crate the belter the price for lie fruit. DAN’L. A. HORN. Hoston Oa May 0, '!>0-d&w3m. ^ SmcMe. Life Insurance cannot compensate for grief7 the empty chair at the table, the ' firc-fddi*, r.nd in the office. u.ot enjoy lito wher. the fortune i'» r.'.adc? Vv iu:t i.; good to-morrow, must to-day, Ih jin in time to Iniild up yov.r Fystetn nr«I *:j-Jrlt«s, and dispel l.'tV.fng jotr e wi-.oloftCnic and iiarm.eii.s ultergri^c. There !•< nothing so L.’:.l?.rrh, Khcumati/.m, ovcrworkec! system, and all Woo-J ailections, as Id youhrcjlta buc^To vigor ? ild you f|u«: me„;d vitality? pr prtiirti cprlinity ? to J^hllyvrtjtfh ! t 1 i I eil inomala JllHKl.SGUAM, ALA , Oct. 23, ’89. Mr. John It. Gnrrftt, Sec* •; and Treat. IF. IF. C. Co. Dear Sir:—Having given your W. W. (5 a thr rough l rial, I can cheer fully recommend it to nil suffering with Liver Troubles. It has clone me more good than a barrel of bo- vailed remrdie*, and I feci like a new man. I pronounce it tho true and only elixir of life. Yours very gratefully, A. W. BENTLEY. W. W. C. for sale hy all druggists. Manufactured by Wooldridge’s lVonderftil Cure Co*. Columbus, Ga. Tliomasvillc Marble Works, Jackson and Stephen Sts. " Monument*, Tablets nml llciulstoiics ill Marble, Ainoricftn ami Imported, and iu Crmillc. Satiafacjtion Guaranteed- Aldrich & Morse, Proprietors. jiitu- 18 ly. THOMASVJLLE NATIONAL BANK, L. II ivu, A. T. Ml-Ixtviik. 1‘r-jlik-nt. Vice-President. ,Us A-lUiANpo.v, CaBhler. Capital Surplus 28,s00. A pcnernl banking business. Collec tions bare prompt attention. Cannot Cause Stricture. Painless to Use, Fries, SL. Sold lr all Brnggbts. Scnth olala paclcaga with Rubier Syringe ior $1.50 Grand Central Hotel, WAYCRGSS, @A. With Eleetrie Light». Is now open, find ( irouM lie plcnsi.l to linre my Thomn,yillp Irjen,), nnd others slop with me when tlp-y come lids way. All mv help i» uperienrtd- Tlie dining room 1* limit* the mnervislon nt th.nt efli- ciciit new.nl, Syl. B. Van Dyke, of New York AH correspondcnee promptly an swered. Specinl nttentlon pnid to Indies witli ehildren. Rate, $2.0o to $.1.00 per day. D. J MclNTOSH, 4-in-dtwly rroprielor. The F&Uman Car Lie BKTWEKN 'Louisville, Cincinnati INDIANAPOLIS, AND Chicago •[AND THE Northwest. <?ABBDTTS y/ 4ND warts' P^IN IIFPMAN PRO'a-ORuCGISrS TOPS SAVAUNA-1 r,- The Pullmau Vcstibuled Scrvico on Night Trains, Parlor Chair Cars on Day Train. The Monon Trains make the fastest time between the .Southern Win -' ter Cities and Summer Re sorts of the Northwest. \VM. V. 1ILACK, General Manager. W. A. McDOKL, Trafllc Manager. JAS. BARKER, (ion. P. A., Chicago. For fHither information address R.W. GLADING. Gcn’l Agent. 158 Broad Bt-, Thomasvllle, G; P?8s«inoor Schedule Georgia Southern & Florida Railroad Miiwiuicc River Route to Florida. Taking effect March 10th, 1890, Standard Time, 00th Meridian. GOING SOUTH. Leave Macf>n. Union de|K>t Arrive Cordvic, JunctlouS A .'c M lty.... Lcavo Cordvic “ " Arrlvo Tilton Junction IJ k W lty Leave TIfton, “ •* Arrlvo Valdosta. Junction S F & W lty. Arrlvo Jasper " " Arrlvo Lake City Junction F C & I* llli... Arr Jacksonville FC& I* depot Arrive Hampton Jiinctlon FC k PRn.... Arrlvo PnlMku union depot Arrive Ht. Augustine via J Ht a k U K Bn. Lenvo St Augustine via J Ht A .k H R itF... Leavo Palatka union dejiot . Arrlvo Hampton Junction Fc k P depot.. Leave Lake City Junction F CAP RI5. Arrlvo Jasper Junction S F k W RR.... Arrlvo Valdosta •• “ .... Leave Tlftop “ “ Arrive Cordclc Junction S A k M lty. Leavo ** " “ Arrlvo Macon union depot Pulimuu Palace sleeping earn on truins All trains arrlvo and depart from union depot Macon, except X modatlon trains, which arrlvo nnd depart from Macon]unction No. 1 .. 10 35 am.... No. 3 .... 7 00pm... No.ll .... COOrnn ... 12 23 m .. 130 pm.... ... 9 44 pm... .... 1 45pm .. 2 58 pm.... ...1118 nm... ... l os am... No. 13 .. 0 30am ... .10 50am ... 2 11 am... .... 3 30pin .. 9 45 pm.... ... 8 52pm.... ... G 35 nm .... 4 55llli... No. 15 . .10 15 pin.... ... C20am... ....10 25 am... . ...lo 45nm No. 1 No. 4 No. 10 ... 3(0pm.... 7 00 nm .. 7 30 pin.... . . 1 od pm H 20 nm .. 8 52 pm.... ... 3 19 pm . 7 00 am .. 7 5o pm.... No. 14 ..10 OOnui ..10 4<) pm.... ••• 7 00am .1105nm ..1151 pm.... ... 29 nm .1212 111 .. 110 pm.... ...1110 pm . 1 IS pui .. 2 50 pm.... 55 inn No. 12 2 OS pm .. 2 50 pm .... ....7 00am . 3 24 pin .. 4 23 nm ... .... 12 23am .. 3 24 pm .. 4 23 am.... ... 1 00 pm .. 5 45 pm.. ... 7 10 nm . .... 1 50pm A. C. KNAPP, Trafllc Man., Macon, Ga. is. 11 nnd 12 nccom- J. 1’. UOGE. Gen. Pass. Agt., Macon, Ga. RUNS Fast Trains with 1’nllirnn Vestilmlcd Drawing 1 Riioin sleepers. Dining cars and coaches of latest design, between Chicago anil Milwnukci ami St. Paul and Minneapolis. Fast Trains with Vestllmled Drawing Room; sleepers dining ears coaches of the latest' deslgi* between Chicago u:;d Miljvaukpe and : Ashland and Dulutl*. Through Pullman Vastlhnlo Drawing liui.m and Colonist Sleeps via the Northern l’acillc i Railroad between Chlungo and Port land, Ore. j Convenient Trains to aipl from Fas tern. West-1 cm. Northern aud Central Wisconsin i*olnts, 1 affording uncimalled service to ami from Wan*, keslia. Fond du L^c, Oshkosh, Nccnnli, .Men- asha. Clunpewa Falls, Kail Claire, Hurley, Wi*„ and Ironwoodand Bessemer, Mich. For tickets, sleeping car reservation, time ' tables and other information, apply to Agents of the line, or to ticket Agents anywhere iu the United States or Canada. S. R, A INS UK, II. C. BARLOW, General Manager. Gcn’l Traffic Mgr, I LOUIS ECKSTEIN* Ass’t Gcn’l Pass’r andTkt, Agent. i ItlIMVAl'KIi: WIN* rhyalclan»«n<!orso P.T. r.u> *ri--m:iil combination. .... - ——- -mt satisfaction for tba cure* of Primary. SoconUary and Tortl- TheBestSpriNc ®/V\EDICIHE® InTHeWorld Is AS A SPRING MEDICINE,TO CURE ANDTONE UPTHEGENERAL prrwiirsgiFTHE SYSTEM,TARR J. S. Real Estate Agent THOMASVILLE, GA. IJffite over iitii i Culp:ppcr s Drus Slorc, Broad SI I nm now prepared :o buy orspll, lorotpcf parties, all kinds ol town or country real estate and linvc on my list a good assess ment ot l,oth kind?. .Strict nnd close ntten- tion to tiic business will lie my nim, nnd 1 wapocnMHy solicit a ,l)nre of tbe business ol she community- aug38 The Glenn House _jr, balUlng up the ayntom ratibil/. Ladw" ryatrma aro pHaonr*! nn-t whoso blood lain aiilinpuraronsilliMn <ln»» lo m>»ti«ir»a! Irn-yilarl. WHAT Prickly Aib, l’ojto p p P. CU RES tfyfs R’e P S I A Do Yon Want Anyway? WHAT ARE YOU Waiting for ANYHOWP LtPPMAN BROS., Prorrlotors, WHOLESALE SBUOOIETS. Lipprnsa Block. SAVANNAH. GA. EMORY Mind wandering cured. Rooks learned in ono roadmx. Testimonials fr»»m all psrts of tho Bloho. Prorpuctus post ss fafisswsS A. W.PALIN & BRO.’S Carriage Shops. Lower Broad Street, Thomasville, Ga. evrkv HEscnii'TiuJi or Opposite Passenger Depot, (BOS TON, GA. jt, Z, GLENN, Proprietor. Tuide supplied with '.he best the market | affords. Leery attention paid to the com. CARRIAGE AND WAGON REPAIRING, fort of gucstfl. Commercial men s putroD-1 age sieeialt- . j IIOiLSK .SHOEING, ETC, Done nt reason:-.' le rates. Ilavinff recently purchased a nu miter ol labor-saving tools, nod having the Best Equipped Shops in Southwest Georgia, we are prepared tp do 1,11 kinds of wo,-k ip ppr lipe S'ith dis patch and neatness. ajd22d*wly Rig (l ii the acknowletlgetl lending remedy for All tho iinmitiirnl diseliarges and privutediKeasesof men. A c-taln cure for the debill- UUng wraknem peculiar I presA-riheitnnd feci safo III nnII|*r»rs. H. J. t'K.net,, ThouinNvillc On. If you want a uiee little farm, I oiler you 57.J acres within one and a half miles of the Court House on n. good road. It you want a larger farm, 1 offer you llli acres iu three miles of the Court House, well improved, on easy terms. If you want a little, cottage on nice largo lot, in good neighborhood. I have such a place in Fearnsido, Or, if you prefer, will locate you in East End, ou a corner lot. If you wish a larger -house, I have several I can sell you. If you prefer a suburban plncc, 1 offer n nine aero borne on Carroll Hill. If you prefer a vacant lot, I can scttlo you in any part of tbe city. Don’t Lc afraid to speak out your wants. If you have no monoy it may make no diflercuce ; come to sec me ond let us talk it all over. It may pay you to do this. I also offer a business lot on lower Broad street, and a store and dwelling on Jackson street, where a thrifty shopkeeper can dear 82,000 a your E. i. Malta 5 Real Estate anil Insurance Broker Thomasville, - ©a, $1,121,000 03,000 lldow |iud a II.t of ilin Georgia seen, rities owned by the Mutual Uie Insurance Company of New York Gcurgla State, four und onc-lulf per cent. Bonds Chatham County, five per cent. Bonds Atlanta, live, sis, seven and eigiit per cent. Bunds $94,719 Augusta, s'u per cent. Bonds..........;| Savannah, five per cent, Bonds 31,494 ....... ... §143,33J OaiLuoAo Bonus on Lisps in Geoboia. Atlanta k Charlotte Air Line, Seven per cent. Bonds $110,334 Atlantic & Gulf, seven per cent. Bonds 480,039 Central ft. It. 1 Hanking Co. of Ga., JscvcnJpi'f • cent. Bonds 791,233] Georgia Pacific, first, six pur cent. Bonds 8,010- Ga. It. It. Ac Banking Co., five nnd six per cent. Bonds 372,897 South Georgia & Florida, seven per cent. Bonds 18,7(1 §1,782,400 Georgia B. R. (c Bankjng Co., Stock 104,830 Grand Total $3,274,035 After such a demonstration llie Georgians ran claim The .Mutual Life, in all essential particulars, as a home company. B- M- M&llette, AGENT.