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• ~ r — ” "•? • ■ iUfti GEORGIA, THURSDAY MORNING, JULY 531, 1890. LAST NlIITLim Ladies Underwear. A Full Line Just Received —AT- LOHNSTEIN’S FOR STATK 8K.VATE, ROBERT G. MITCHELL. KOII MOUSE REPRESENTATIVES, A. W. IVEY. J. M. PARKER. We hoist at our masthead the names of the democratic nominees, m accordance with the verdict of the county primary last week. They aro all tiled and true democrats, and will be supported by the unterrified dem ocracy ot Thomas county. • A Mistake Corrected. Thearticle on page 3rd in relation to the presentation to the sponsor and maids of honor of the Hussars, with epaulettes and other insignia of their rank is iucorrcct. Tt should read “Friday afternoon, August 1st.” No rain yesterday. ^Ksrvr-.- SKIRTS, The Can’t-Get-Away's arc manfully holding the fort. Mr. Felix Parsons is spending a few days in the city. Brooklyn’s population is 804.377 She will pass the million mile post in 1900. Win. Brinson, Jr., a prominent lawyer of Macon was at the Stuart yes terday. It will only cost you 81.80 to go to bt. Simon’s Island and return. Seo rales elsewhere. The Opera House to-morrow night. Give the Boston party a good house. They deserve it. Mrs. B. A. Bass went to Pelham yes- tv.day and spent the day with her . ■ :6»nd;~ MrivT.T/'Tlah?. Mrs. Eldi-r lest yesterday morning for Kentucky. She will spend some time in the blue grass region. Hon. W. S. Humphreys and Mr. Wilkes McCall, both legal lights ol Quitman, were in town yesterday. Mr. Sam Wolff will take charge of a new stock of goods in Boston about the i st of September. Sam is a hust ler. GOWNS, CHEMISESIEtc. They Had The Beer On Them. The shooting match yesterday af ternoon'between two teams made'up ■if members of the Thomasv'Be Gun Club, was an interesting one. Con sidering that the match was shot without any practice whatever, the scores, were very good ones. Mayor Hopkins headed one team, and J. M. L4e the other. Mr. I.ceselected Will Mitchell, E B. Whiddou and Jimmie Hopkins ?'while the Mayor was back ed by Dr. Culpepper, G. W. Hender son and Bob Thomas It was a pret ty and even shoot from the start. Twenty-five rounds were shot. At the 12th round the sides were even. After refreshments, the shoot was resumed. On the 25th round the two sides were cve.i, seventy birds each, and Will MitehcM and Bob Thomas to shoot. Will missed, and Bob brought his bird down. The boys say-they lmd.njmre solid fun to the square yard than they have had this summer. Mr. L. H. Jerger kept score foi the ehontists. Mr. Wade Lester Dead. Mr. Wade- Lester who, for several years was employed in the drug house of 11. (1.'Lamar and son in this city, died' in Miicon yesterday. He lias lor somo time been connect ed with the firm’s' house in Macon, and traveled from that point. He died of congestion, nnd it was a great surpriso to his many friends. His dentil was occasioned by con gestion, and the sad news will prove a shock to his many friends. It is not known where tho remains will lie interrod.—News and Advertis er, Albany. Mr. LeBter whs well known in Thomasvillc.Tho news of Ids death will be received with sincere regret » . load For less MONEY than can buy the goods and make them. LADIES Are reaped fully invited to in : spud those fiqods. Satisfaction Guaranteed AT lli’j Broad Street. :’:c nolice of clienp excursion rates on Saturday, the 2nd to variors po’its on the seaboard. Here’s you* chance to take a dip in the sea. Mr. Green Lewis, one ol the dele - gates to the congressional convention from this county, went up to Albany yesterday afternoon. Tom Lake says there was no riot on his train at Camilla, ns reported, on the 25th inst. Tom is very apt to know if, if n riot takc3 place ou his train. Don’t forget the entertainment at the opera house to-niglu. Only filty cents for reserved seats and twenty five cents in the gallery. Go and help the Hussars. All parties indebted to McRai Bros, shoqjc] call qn(j ;ctde. See their notice. They arc winding up their business, and must close up all ac- counts. Mrs. Mac Reese lelt yesterday morn ing lor Fort Valley. She will spend a couple of months up the country. This adds “Map 1 ' to the growing list of descried benefii.iH. ft is a good thing that the pi’Lc shot, for yesterday afternoou, by tho Thom- asvillc Gun Club, was not tackled un til after the shooting was through with. Otherwise some of the boys could not have hit a barn door. The prize was a keg of beer, which, Mr. Keefer bps had op jpp fop two or flncc ilays. The fight over county officers wil 1 be the next excitement, The indica tions arc that there will be a field full of candidates. Gentlemen who con template making the race would do well to announce their cand dacy. Nothing like letting the voters know you’re in the field. A hint to the wise is sufficient. Kccso it Eason shipped a cn of pears to Chicago yesterday. Iler. L. B. Wilson, editor of the Wliighain Advance, is in the city on route to the Albany convention. Master of Transportation, Mr. O. W. Jackson, has been in town for a day or two. Mr. Jackson hr i many friends in 'inotm>svillc, friends who knew him in tho “long ngo.” We arc daily making additions to our already well equipped job office, and any one in need of printing of any kind, from a visiting card to a news paper, would do well to call and see us. The Gulf House boys got their rc venge yesterday ; they beat the Stu art nine by a score of 10 to !). The victorious nine cheered loudly upon returning to town alter the game, Charley Key umpired the game. Hon. Ben Russell, and Messrs. J. /achat ias, and L, Wilke, delegates from Decatur county, to the congressional convention in Albany, which meets to day, passed through here yesterday. They are solid for Turner. Sec rates to Pablo, Tyboe, 8l. Mi nion’s nnd Cumberland ; they are dirt cheap. Tickets will be sold on Satur day and will be good returning on I table, »od, without leave or license, Monday. Here’s an opportunity to i Mt d'»wu and began to annihilate Are The Guards Interested This? We find the following in the News of yesterday. A warrant paid by Adjutant Gen eral Kell to day, amounting to 82,942, for accommodation furnished soldiers at tho late encampment in lieu of ra tions, suggests the statement that the railroads charged so much for trans portation that the subscription raised in the city of Augusta to bo added to tho appropriation of tho state was in sufficient to discharge the expenses of the encampment. The troops them selves fell heir to a debt of about 81,- 000, for the pay nent of which no pro vision has been made. We hope the next legislature will be more liberal with the volunteer soldiery of the State. Will Mitchell says he laid out Jim Reid and the other-boys shooting bull bats the other evening. See low rates to seaside resorts. Tickets will be sold on Saturday, and they will be good returning on Mon- day. — ■ -1 ' Mr. Charley Wolff left yesterday for New York. He goes East to buy fall and whiter stocks for the double stores here, and, also, for a new store which the firm will open in Boston this fall. Charley, though a young merchant, has had excellent training, and is an expert buyer. He will purchase a large and fashionable stock, as he al ways does. Three War Anecdotes. These bright hits are credited to the Chattanooga Times: On one occasiona man, ftom Geor gia had been very pinsistent in person al application to Gen. Leo for a fu~ lough. Ono morning the General askcihhm ttii'ltrtWWr ll Feuhdcrstood the position of a soldier. Tho latter said he did. lie was ordered to as sume it. Gen. Lee then gave the com- iiiaud: “Right about face, for ward, march.” As lie never gave the contmnnd to “halt,” the Georgian kept on marching until begot tired; but this little hint cured him. and his next application was th-oiigh the usual channels Once Gen. Hardee came across a straggler and asked him "why lie did not travel faster and keep up with his command.’' The soldier wished to know “what i*i the deuce he had to do with it.” “Only that I am Gen. Hardee, the commander of this department,” was the reply. “Oh, you wrote si book on tactics, did you?” “I did,” said the general. • “Well.’ said the privato, “I have been taught, according to your rules, how to double column at half d : stanee. Now I >vi»’i you would tell me how to double distauce on half rations ” Gen. Hardee stuck spurs to hi- horse ami traveled on. On tho Peninsular tho gallant and jolly Gen Blankhcad Magrudcr had ordered a meal for himself and stall. A hungry reb—and who ever saw one who was not hungry?—came lip to the farm house, espied the niceiy-ftllcd The Force Bill Gives Way To Other Measures. New York July 29.—Tho Herald’s Washington special says that Senator Hear wept tears of humilation last night. He pleaded in vain for tho iramodiate consideration of the Force bill and used all his powers oi argu ment and pathos to bring his col leagues in tbe Republican Senatorial caucus to his way of thinking. Ho said many changes had been made in the bill, and more would be made to satisfy conservative Senators. The hateful domiciliary clause, the partisan jury commission clause, the brutal bayonet clause would all ho stricken out if only the Senate would pass something bearing tho name of tho election bill nnd carrying Federal power into the local affairs of the Southorn people. Tho bill wns kicked from pillar to post by tho friends of other measures. They treated the election hill as an entirely subsidiary mensurc. Members of tho Finance Committco wanted tho tariff bill de bated until it wns passed. The friends of the River and Hnrbor bill asked that that lie considered. Tho advo cates of tho reorganization of the Uni ted States Courts urged that subject to he placed on tho list, and some of the Western men wanted the Laud Forfeiture hill taken up. A caucus was held to determine the order of business, nud it was finally decided that the Tariff and Appro priation bills have tho right of way. Charging It to Providence. ,. T r , ... It would have been surprising if the Mp ’ 1 LcV Y has S ono to the Lake Pepin disaster had been allowed northern markets, whore he to pass into hi story without Sonte'crank “ declaring that the calamity was divine judgment visited upon a sinful people, A Chicago preacher named Erobst, one of ihcsc fire and brim stone preachers, told his congregation last Sunday that the tornado was a direct judgment from God, sent to re buke the sinfulness of the pleasure seekers in going upon a Sunday exenr- sion, and intended as a warning to the rest of the world. Preacher Brobst is sensational at the expense of common sense.—News. SIGNAL SERVICE BUREAU It. Tfaumas JrY 126 Broad Sired. O.S.Bondurant Voluntoor Obsorvor WLather Bulletin for the 30 hours ending at 7 o’clock l*. M., July, 30 1830. TkmpkuatchiL 7 a. ni ‘J p. Ill hi; 1 p. Ill Hi Maximum for 2-1 hours Hi) Minimum “ ‘ “ 70 Bain-fall Indicates for lair cooler veather. visit the seashore at a very sign'll ex pense. Amoug the delegates who went up to Albany yesterday, to attcud the congressional convention, wo notioed editors Pendleton of Valdosta, and Hanlon, of Quitman, MitchcllJYouug of Berrien, Frank Spain and E. P. S, Denmark, of Brooks, and Mitch Jones and E. L. Moore of Lowndes. They went up on train 53. Jt v;as a strong Turner Relegation. Mr. Strublc, of Iowa, a prominent republican, penetrated Tom Reed’s tough cuticle, in the house, yesterday, by comparing his despotic rulings with the fair and impartial rulings of Mr. Carlisle; and the comparison was very much to the dc'-iment ot the man from Maine. Mr. Struble talked right out in meeting. This iqay be the beginning oj 4 revolt against Reed’s arbitrary and despotic rulings. things. Just then the general and friends walked in, escorted by the host All were surprised, “Halt!” said fiery Magruder, in forms moro explicit than polite, “do you know whose table that is you are eating at ?’’ “No, sir, said John Reb, with his mouth full. “Whose is it?” “Gen. Magruder. sir, the comman ded of this dfepartmeut.” “All right, general,” with another big mouthful. “These war times 1 ain’t particular whero I oat or who I oat with j sit down and make yourself at homo.” Tho foraging private was unceremo niously fired out, but not before he had nearly gotten outside of a pretty squ arc meal. Re (feeling his way)—An honora ble man should marry only for love. Mho—Certainly, oh, certainly—if ho can afford jL—Life, To TllO All panic re t*nrm?stl net*, as we July 30 : «l. indebted to os. idebtcd to the utidersigucl {nested to call and settle tit r I using up otir business. McK.u: Bug’s. Notice to Road Overseers. TlioinasVtl'c district, on account of fodder pnl'hig, pear gathering and rain the lime heretofore allowed to put all public roads in lirst-class ur- dcr will be extruded to 1st Septem ber. Oveivvers will work and make returns In I ho commissioners in terms of tho law. Fail not under penalty of tiio same. Conrls will be hold 1st and 3rd Mondays, until September 1st, lSIM). N. E. Turn Kit, Chairman Road Commissioners, Thomasville District. June 2(ith 1890. d&w till Sept. 1st. excursTonT —TO THE— REA SHORE TYBKK ISLAND, PABLO BEACH, ST. SIMONS. AND Cl'MBEULAN ISLAND. ><>ur Wioico and a dip in old ocein, the A. >V. li v. will sell on Saturday. Aohusi yd, 18'jo, for a'l regular trains, round triptlcfceu to the alxtvc seaside resorts at the following low rates: From Thonuisvil'e to Tybeo $a.5o, Thomasvillo to Faldo TtiumasviUe to .S . Simons $l.jj0, TUoniasville to Cumberland ♦2..VJ, From «*thcr stations at pn>|K>rlionste rates. Tickets will Ik* ^xmI to return up to and •ucRidiim Monday, August 4tli, ltwo. C. U.OWKNM, W. M. DAVIDSON, i Trall'ii: Mailer. lien, l’at.i. A-rt. I (J. DKM1.NG, Trav. Fas*. A#. ^ will remain 8 or 10 weeks, in order to buy the fall stock of Dry Goods and Clothing. The people of Thomasvillc may ex pect to find a very superb stock at Levy’s Dky Goods IIolse this fall, as Mr. Levy will neither spare time or taste in selecting them. In the meantime tho balance of the summer stock will be closed out at a very low figure. LEVY’S Dry Goods House.