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-* \ » \ \ THE DAILY TIMES-ENTERPRISE ,'nhn Triplett, Editor and Manager. 8ATUDRAY, AUGUST 2. 1800. Daily TivrJuKxTrnrnis* H published fttrj morning (Monday fic-ptrd.) Il.r Wef.kly Twss-F.NYKRrniss is published «wy Saturday morning. SrnscRiPTios Rates. r*A(Lt TmES-K»TEBPRIflE, .... $5 00 W SELT “ 1 00 Daily Adyxbtis.ko Rates. Transient Rates.—<1.00 per square .'or the f rst insertion, and 50 cei ts for ea*-n subse- Stiient insertion. I’lie Square, ohe month, • ••-,» ® 1,0 t ne Sqnare, two months - • - - * JJ® «-Be Square; three raontb i, ... 12 00 i L.' Square, six months, .... 20 00 < ne Sqnare; twelve months, ... 35 00 Subject to change by special arranf emenb JOHN TBIPI.BTr, Bnn. Btnn. Peace reigns again in Buenos Ayres. The revolutionists have been sup- pressed. - _ _ Keepyobr eye on C. H. Young & Co.’s ‘‘ad." They are hustlers. Drop in and see their stock. Mr. Blaine wants free sugar in his'n. And a great many more would like to lake free sugar in thcre’n. . A cloud burst occurred right over |1ie city ot Macon, the other day. 5 he streets were converted into rivers. The fight between Call and Chipley ts still on. Peace, gentlemen; this is lire lime for democrats to be fighting earth other. Every day or two some congress- man’s head drops into the bloody bas- •iet. The guillotine is getting in its deadly work. The weather is loo hot to get excit ed about politics. Keep cool. This advice costs nothing ; but the lactdocs not detract from the value of the ad vice. lien Russel! led the Turner forces inthejjjjhtin Decatur; and he led ihent to victory. We always bank on Ben. He gefs there, everytime. lie never turns his back or. friend or foe. O— — Southern democrats, in tne face ot the danger which threatens them, can not afford to split Our salvation de pends upon preserving a united, un- Lands are advancing rapidl' in Col quitt county. The prospect of a rail road through there, is what has caus ed the advance. No county in the state is advancing in material pros perity more rapidly. Democracy will live long -After the sub-treasury ism and other new tstns ot the day are buried and forgotten. Democracy is the sheet anchor of our hopes. It would be well for ambitious politicians to remember these things. The senate' caucus, so it is said, will strike out the military feature, and the house to house canvas clause, from the force bill; but it will insist on the returning board feature. And this is the essence, the kernel of the measure. Will F. C. Wade contest the second district with Turner? That’s the ques tion. Mr. Turner can stag in Wash ington and fight Reed Co.; the democracy of the old second will pull him through. No doubt about it, Col. Hulsey, ot Atlanta, is no hog ; he knows when he has got enough of anything. He has dropped out of the race for congress, in the fifth distr ct. And Livingston smiles at the discom fiture of his opponents. This reminds us ot the old saying "that he who laughs last, laughs best.’’ The gubernatorial convention meets in Atlanta next Thursday. The poli ticians and alliancemen will be there in force. The fight between Nesbit and Henderson, for the commissioner- ship of agriculture, and the contest between Col. Anderson and Col. Les ter, for the attorney-generalship of the state, premises to be close. The Atlantic Coast Line is coming into Augusta. A new line is to be built into Augusta, which will shorten the distance between that city and New York something like seventy miles. Augusta is quite najurally very much elated at the prospect of having the new connection. Now -let the Augusta and West Florida- be pushed to completion, and Augusta wHIboom, sure enough. Gordon’s Popularity. A correspondent of the Atlanta Journa writes as follows from Cedar- town| I You ought to'liave been there. It was a day and scene never to be for gotten. Talk about the Alliancemen of Georgia being for anybody else than Gen. Gordon for the senate! There is not a word of truth in it. I am one of the original Alliancemen of this country and I was a Contederate sol dier. We know Gen. Gordon. We know what he was in war and what he has been in peace. We know what he is to-day—the ablest champion the farmers have in the union. We know how he has stood by us fighting in the senate and out of it against the cruel national bank system, against corpor ate and moneyed power, against trusts and combines and infavor of the great leading doctrines of our Alliance brotherhood for fifteen years. Now, Mr. F.ditor, you would not doubt the truth of this statement ilyou had seen these old soldiers, who are the leaders of the Alliance, when they saw him get off the cars, and heard the old rebel yell as it went up at almost every moment as they marched through the streets with Gem ral Gordon at tiieir head. But no language can convey an idea of the enthusiasm stir red by General Gordon in his great speech. Talk about beating John B. Gordon! Bosh. With the Corpse of Clements. Ed. Barrett, writing from Washing ton to the Constitution, says: The News of Mr. Clements’ with drawal lrom the congressional race in the seventh created great surprise here today. It was believed that he was absolutely certain of re-election, and now that the Alliance has forced him out fears are expressed here that Judge Crisp and Mr. Turner will be the only two members of the present Georgia delegation returned to the next > on- gress. The defeat ol no other con gressman could have caused such uni versal regret. Mr. Clements was re cognized as the ablest and most thor oughly equipped man on the approp riation committee. He was the only man in the house who was equipped to do the work of the committee which Mr. Randall did, and his defeat will not only be a loss to Georgia, but to the country. The question now is who will be next. Original Packages. Washington, July, jo.—The con ferees on ^the original package bill have agieed to report to their respec tive houses the Senate bill on the sub ject. That bill reads as follows: "That all fermented, distilled or intox icating liquors or liquids transported into any state or territory for use, con sumption, sale or storage, shat) on their arrival in such state or territory (or remaining therein) be subject to the operation and effect of the laws of such state or territory enacted in the exercise of the police powers to the same extent and in the same manner as though such liquor or liquids had been produced in such state or terri tory, and shall not be exempt there from by reason of being introduced in original packages or otherwise.” Democrats Praise Blaine. Lincoln, Nf.ii., July 30.—At the first district democratic congressional convention to day William J, Bryan, of Lincoln was nominated. A resolution was adopted in the convention, the purport of which is that the democrats assembled send greetings to James G. Blaine, and congratulations on his de nunciation of the McKinley bill. B. D. FUDGE, tjr ' s % TUOMASVILLE, ga. — IHIALIaH IN—’ ” H AED'W.A R,E STOVES, IRON, Buggy and Wagon Material Tin am; Hollow Waro, Guns and Sporting Goods of 11H kin l.«, ami n^ent lor King’s Powder Co. •Ian I it ljr ALABAMA MIDLAND RAILWAY. Time rnr.l in pll’ect July l.’Hli, 135u. west iiorxn. f.v Tiimiusvilli-, S. T. k W 7 20 n m “ lluinhri.IgT, A. M. Ry on n m “ Donalsor.villc 0 ol n "•* Itotlian 11 in 11 111 Ar Ozark '■’> I 1 m Lv Ozark (dinner) 12 ■15 p m Trov - 33 p in Ar Montgomery 1 5 1)0 P *" liO.Xli EAST. I.v Montgomery 8 00 a in •• Troy 10 22 1 in Ar Ozark 12 15 p m Lv Ozark (dinner) 12 45 p 111 " Dothan 1 4S p in Donalsonville 5 0:> p 111 Ar Rainhridge I 00 p m Lv Bainbridge, S. F. A- W 4 15 p 111 Ar Thomnsvillc 5 55 p in Alabama Midland trains nrrive and depail from union depot Montgomery. IIaiiikx Mille.i, G. F. k I’. A. It. IH xiiam, Montgomery, Ain. (ten. Supt. BENNETT k HALL, i COMMISSION MERCHANTS, Fi-ullf- ayqliPriHViico, ' POULTRY, EG OP, 'GAME, ETC, I X... I ! \V::.-T ST.. N1AV VOIIK. Grifeben & Lsvick, McRae Brothers Propose within the Next - Thirty - Days To close out tlie f r entire stock of PERFUMERY, TOILET SOAP, . FACE POWDER, PUFF/1 AND PUFF DUX MS PATENT MEDICINES of nearly all kimli. GOLD I’M NS and welt selected line of JEWELRY and in fact EVERlTHIX»ii in sleek must go. Don’t delay in eouilng and examining -luck before the best Imr- g ains are picked over. Don't forget lo ring with yon your purses us everything will go cheap and STRICTLY Hilt I Ili. CASH. 154 broad Street, next to P. (I. july 30-lui MERCER UNIVERSITY, (MACON, GA.) COURSES OF STUDY: I. Piiki-aiiatort School it. Bj.assical ConisE. HI. Sciextiv.c CoynsE. IV. SeiioiLov Tiieoi.oot, V. MonKIlX- IjAXIIl-AIIKS. VI. The Law School. VII. DeI'AIItmkst nr Piiai tical Aiits. (Stenography, Book-keeping, Ac) Expenses.—Ti-itox Piieb in course of st;|dy If, 111 andIV. Mntriculation ami contingent fee, £20 an nually. Board at students' hall, from is lo il I per month. Hoard in private families Hum 312 to $13 per month. . - Fnll Term opens Sept. 24ih, lsho For cat alogue and further information, apple to Prof. J. J. IIP.ANTI.Y, or to the Prryi tent, G. A. NUXX’AI.I. V, Macon Ga. 7 27 DAW lm. coxTiiAfiiii-'S & mill,mins, TriOM.WVII r.K, GA. I.W v ill 1« l«» n.nl.p o ntiada for, nr mu- ! pei intni'l, fill ol build lug*, lull lie vr I private, in «ither l rick «;r wnoil. Will fitmisli plans Mill MM‘oiil<::iti«:ns it rcniiirnl. it you want smy l ui:«Uii- ib.no «;»ll <»u us, ami wc will submit c.stinmtc.i wlnrtlter euntiaet i-s awarded ur or not. Vo v.ill guarantee Fatksfactlon in sli our work. We r» fer t • the many buildinxti crorted bv m- in Tl:«»:i asville, and to all parties for wl • > 11 i we hrivi -worked. Shop on i’letelior stieet. Hud iL.ni' from Rroad. Thomasville f.a., April 13, IMO. LEE&IH’TTOLPH, i>i;au:i: in • I Iny, < I pain and I-’eed. THOMASVILUE. GA. ,Yc i.-iv f: r.i : Lind, and II uPim-idc figure... GIVE r.-; A CAM.. (liiic. C d V.'.Mc.rnnms Ut Evans ,t Mae- Ivan's Wu-C-In use. CC.MlltKI.AND ISLAND HOTEL THE CUMHiE:!..'. N" ISt.AX'D MOTE', is now opi u I'm- the reception of guests. 30 Nev. Rooms .Added Artesian Weil. Sliower Balhs ani every iking lliat it m (■<•.•?« ry jor tlie ea«e and coin fort ofgtu-sU. Ihttca |»er day; $10.:*') ji.t Y.rek; J?::0 j.er month. \Y. li. m’XKl.Y, I’roptietor. jntie I d Jii; Htinkiy, Osi. iSLASD HOTEL St. Teresa, James Island, Florida, I.I.Atltt. ^lonrli-ioc.; Op- n for guests on July luili. House tew arid lir.-'-class, l ine ikttlung, Fishing, and l’oaliag. Dvlighlfiil breeze. Steamer Wnlkntomicu !w,v,sSt. Marks every Tues day amt Samnlay for the I dan I on arrival of’the train. I'or (urther informatioii ad dress (i. A. l.AMIt, St. T. ftsii. James Island, F.ti. A. S WHITE, Contractor & Bnilder. TIIO.MASVIlsU-; GA. Careful mid j» r . in 1 attention j-ai.i io till work, ami satisfi- limi raar.mltfed ini.oili work ami prin-s. Will *!.»• ^lad to nmko estimated tor you. .My aim is to please my patron <i. 7 1". diV.vv Om. Tlioiiiasvillc Marble Works, .4, V &V\ L. B. M. H. They look like nu old friend return ed from n summer outing, but that is’nt it. Our advertising editor went on a strike last month, just declared be would not write ad’s while it was so hot. We have him in harness again though aud hope to keep him so And about millinery—midsummer luillincry—you need it now if ever, something nice light and testy to wear during the hot days. \Vc have itand can supply your wants at a m intent’s notice' Aliout prieys? Well, in these latter days wheu every one offers 85 worth of goods for 50c, nt cost, below cost, and all that kind of ‘‘charity,” we hesitate to quote prices. We are not in that class. Ask your neighbor about prices at L. 1L M. H. ana coine talk it over with us. Wenrchcreto please our patrons and we don’t allow labor or prices to stand in the wav. Wc will go to New York lost of this month for our fall stock and shall he glad to at tend to any special commissions for our friends or patrons. Don’t forget us for summer millinc- ry. ' Mm. Jennie Carroll. LOWER BROAD MILLINERY HOUSE. THOMASVILLE NATIONAL BANK, Uvkx, A.T. .Xh l.crynn, President. Vice-President. . . Ja*.A.IIU4VWOS, Cashier. Capital Surplus $100,000. 28,500. A general banking business. Collec tions have prompt attention. J ■ s. Real Estate Agent THOMASVILLhl, GA. Office ncr Reid i Cilj-ppcr t Drug Store, Broad 8t I nnt now prrp iro! to buy or sell, forotlier parties, all funds ol town or country rent estate and have on my list a good assess ment oMrotti 'kinds. Strict and close attr-n- tion to the business-will lie my aim, and I ,-cii'ocimlly solicit a hare of lire business ol -,ue community, . ni|g28 The Glenn House Opposite Passenger Depot, BOS TON, GA. N. Z. GLENN, Proprietor. Table supplied with, .tie best the market affords. ■ Every attention paid to the cont ort ot guests. Commercial men's patron age «l ccialt**. fi 1 #. V-ri . S3 \ Jackson and Stephen &ts. I 1 Mnn it meals, T:tl !■■! - it.l ! luml-lmies I in .Marble. Aisei'.-n nml Im|nnli'.l. j ami in (ii' iuili'. &»nt istiU-t i< >11 < I itaraiilc-od- A!i]ri':il lx Voi'md Projti ieiors. jgne is ly. Is. SCILtin)’! 1 , —l.itoi-tsiK 1 i»t: - TlioinasvilloHull lingWorks, M.iuufjictuur and Di.-p ;;’n- ct SoDAaud MINDIDU. WATKItS, enrhonutelVnitii NATURAL ( r A ^ impprtnl from tlur 'iim ral Hpriiigt* on the Uliine, (]‘.*rui;Uiy. ON tUJ.M’tiHT: < !QC!A-< « >1jA, • The Genuine ‘‘ideal Brain Tonic.” Will relieve mm.,st any lien.lnclie iu 10 t*> 13 minutes. The New Mexican Beverage, Non-Alcoholic. Delicious. “lYni-Miz !*’ Cooling. Vitalizing. Ice Cream Parlor, Specially lilted up for th :i<:couiiib>datioQ of Ladies. FRUITS AND CONFcCI IONERIES, Fanpy CiotMl;, ( igar.i, TuInicco, etc. ►SatiHiact ion Gf tta run teed. XJIOTATIT m GOES! 7 -A-IjXj PAPEE, ROLL. Ca t Ita baiight nowhoro at tliis Price except from L F. Thompson & Go. Broad Street. A Mutual Plesure. Nothing-pleases a business man so much us to please his patrons and friends. WE ARE JUBILANT. Our Customers are Better Satisfied Our Sale Has Been An Immese Success. STACKS OF GOODS HAVE GONE. Uut“\ve have plenty stacks left for our friends. CORE ROUND AND SEE ITS. Wc have bargains in all departments. The ladies "will find a feast. The gentlemen a rich harvest. THINK OF IT, The best all round stock in the city to choose from, and every thing at post FOR ND IRPiC' iSH. L. STEYEKMAN Ss BE0-, Brimful of Bargains and Promoters of Popular Prices. ind Cold Storage Company. Ice Maile From Distilled Water Pure and Sparkling. Delivered Anywhere in ’the City, Give orders to Wagons or mall direct to W. S. KEEFER, Pres, and Mang’r.