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ijasasasasasHSsasHsasasssoj ,»f\OINGSop GREAT JOY. K DH. KING’S , ROYAL GERMETUER | One fact Istroftta a thousand arguments, | nnd Dr. King’s Roval Oermetuer demon* i Btrmtes everf day that it la making more | cures than any other medical preparation . n x%^tmhter of Mr. C*. Jordan,of Atlanta. _ was cured of a serious case of stomach ami (r **57*N?l\ Johnson,of Atlanta, was'Cured . H of a long continued and severe case of j 1“ catarrh which was sapping bis life auay. si 0, &TbX“cS;. oh.. eirrodotfacial nenralp “'M^TTrelo 0 ,'. Aiu y n C «Th"* n be?„'an invalid 14 years, but tiermetuer cured her. ‘ Mrs. W. V. Herndon. Atlanta, t a suf ? KSS tier*froin Vff. «,*„! I «*°rV F iuo^ 0, rV.M' y ^ l rnS: . gravated dyspepsia. Two bottles of Oer* | H'M^Lewis 1 *Bennett. Atlanta. «a.. had | been afflicted with Indigestion for i compHcatedwi th diarrUa. Three-fourths of a bottle cured him sound and well. Thousands of voluntary certificates tes- L tlfv to the remarkable curative virtues of | ltoval Oermetuer. It builds up at once, « wooes "nature’s soft nurserefreshing | sleep stimulates the appetite, aids dlges- . tlom soothes lhe nerved and gog | health. For weak women, clerks, book keepers, milliners, stenographers, house wives. etc., it la the nonpareil of all tern* I cdles. As a blood purifier and an I o vigor- ntlng tonic it Is without a rival, it Jai as | nleasant to take ns lemonade without t sugar ; is a scientific discovery, and cures | diseases by removing tlie £ nu *£ ic J r 'fn | | 11.50 per concentrated bottle, wbicn wm i make one gallon of medicine, a* per ac- I companylng directions. Bend stamp for I full nartl'*n'ars, wonderful cures, etc. I For .a dni*gl»tt and by Kino's Royal 4* >-:hm ktukr Co., Atlanta, Oa. The Majority in Arkansas- Little Rock, Ark., Sept. 15 — The official majority for Eagle, the democratic c uulidate for governor, is 21,080 over I’i/.or, the union lnbor nnd republican candidate. The total vote is 191,448, of which Eagle receiv- cl 100,207 and Fizcr 85,181. The average dcmocrnctic majority on the balance of the state ticket is about 22,500. Negro or Nothing. Washington, Sept. 17.—Thu Post Office Department has issued an order discontinuing the post office at Bioh- opvillc, N. C. The office pays a salary of $200 per year. Tho Postmaster General says that if tho people of Bishopville will not stand a negro postmaster, they will have to do with out a post office a ctotso BrJMfO* The Pullman Car Line BETWEEN Louisville, Cincinnati OH INDIANAPOLIS, AND CHICAGO AND THE NORTHWEST, The Pullman Vestibuled ScrvAc on Night Trains, Parlor Chair Cars on Day Train. The Motion Trains make the fastest time between the Southern Win ter Cities and Summer Re sorts of the Northwest. Last year the cotton seed oil mills paid out lor seed alone 81-1, <02,450. This large sum was almost a clear gain to the farmers of the South above what they would have received for their cotton crop had tho oil indus try not been in existence. The Con ger lard bill is intended to cripple that industry, if not destoy it, nnd if it passes the Scnntc the value of cot- ton seel will largely decrease, In this matter, ns in all others, the re publican congress is bitterly hostile to Soutliorn interests.—Telegraph ADTiON swfejarfia.1 <0.8 his name and price stamped t tatlES Soo ?H75 ^BOYS -HEADQUARTERS— J581BROAD STREET. Real Estate and Rental Agency. PINE TIMBERED LARDS, FARM LARDS, ARD CITY PROPERTY Mftncy loaned on farm lands 8 per cent, i to s years time. J. E. B- Love. Mnv 20 Oin N, L. DOUGLAS n SHOE GENTLEMEN. •at) Calf and Laced Waterproof Grain, j hu excellence and wearing qualities of this shoe • tog be better shown than ny the strong endorse* »»xi *g of Its tnouaedi of constant wearers. r m>/jo Genuine Ilgut1*sewedi an elegant and .fV ** stylish dreu Show which commends Itself. 1 MO Hand-serred Weft. A lino coif .shoe unequalled for style and durability, r T.M) Goodyear Welt Is the standard dress i BO aTfrVmnW'fihSn o^omny n,l» P .cd a> for railroad men, farmers, etc. All mode in Congress, Button nnd Lnee. *3 & $2 SHOES la f d°.1s. warssstessMKsfss^^ • any shoes told at these prices. Vtk your Dealer, and if ne cannot supply you *end •rect to factory enclosing advertised price, or a ..««Itorord|rtUnk. ijLASi Ma „. Cnrtright & Daniel, Agents, Ihomasville, Ga. Jnlyl-Cin PUOF1* SSIONALJCABDS. LAGRANGE FEMALE COLLEGE. LaGrange, Georgia. •lectrie light*. Literature, Music, Art, dreu mskiog, type-writing,telegraphy. Book- keening, ilght-ilnglng, elocu- lion, phyilesl enUarc, PBRK. Art snd voles culture • pedal, tics. Economical Uniterm, fu- plli board in Collegs Home. Music class. 14S; Art 40. Send for cstslogne. MUi sssusl sm< sJea begins Sep. 17,1090. arrus vr. smith, Pres. El'LEB B. SM1TU. Sec. WM. K. III.ACK, General Manager. IV. A. McDOKL, Trallic Manager, .IAS. MARKER, Goli. 1*. A., Chicago. Kor further Information aclilress K.W. GLADING. Gen I Aaent. 158 ltroail St. Thomasvillc, (.a ALABAMA MIDLAND RAILWAY. Time card in effect July Kith, I8t»0, WEST BOUND. Lv Tiionittsvillo, S. F. k W 7 -0 a m ** Bninbridge, A. M. Ry... 9 ^ a 1,1 14 Donalsocvillc 9 * r, l 11 m •* Dothan H a 111 Ar Ozark 12 ^ P m Lv Ozark (dinner)....< 12 45 p m Troy 2 38 p m Ar Montgomery & CO P m GOING EAST. Lv Montgomery 8 00am « Troy 10 22 a m Ar Ozark 12 15 p m Lv Ozark (dinner) 12 45 p “ Dothan ii* “* 8 p m “ Donalsonville 3 03 p m Ar Bainbridgc 4 00 p m Lv Bainbridgc, S. F. k \V 4 15 p m At Thcmnsvillc •”> 55 P ni Alabama Midland trains arrive and dcpait from union depot Montgomery. II AIDES M ILLE.Y, O. F. k P. A. B. Dunham, Montgomery, Ala. Gen. Supt. iid*parent tn grand-child, the ills of life, nil alike r c subject to.' n, pr: ,-.,l|.„va Ilirmmh i;cncrr.Iions and la H:o seat of many disease*. of p. i c son for many ill. ia n v.- one of tire nimbly . . i-.,-dici-.l ridcncc. The Koa L 1 > huiW up the system, . • I he per.cn who fail, to take W. W. C. ]■ •• i ’r.•' I. /'.!!!!< lino, Rh.er.mntUin, Indigestion.etc., ... e, the metlioda i-f tlis early physician*. .. 1. know agooj ti.in^ (\V. W. C. L) when lie sees It. T.ast frill I waasnffei Cur.-, anil experienced yr -from General Delrllltv, from some Itloo«l Affection, nnrl my whole C'ommeucod laklny your liic.llctno.^Wooldriil^e’s Wonilerful ti good i irciwr.t IV. LOIlllllCUr.l'11 UIMUK J"IU iulhiliu», d grant relief before finishing tho first bottle. 1 havetised U^nm^fnmily Columbus, (Ju., June J', 1SS0. \Y. W. C. for sale hv all Druggists. Manufactured by Wooldridge’S Wonder- fnl Cure C’O., Columbus. Ga. inch-12-1V= P?ss9nger Schedule & Florida Railroad Georgia Southern Niiwancc Kivcr jKoutv to Florida. Taking cTcct July Cth, 181)0.5 standard Time, OOtli Meridian. OOINO SOUTH. Leave Macon, Union depot.. "• •" Arrive Cordcle, Junctions A k M Ky Lcnvo Cordelo “ . ** Arrive Tlfton Junction B k W Ky Leave Tlfton, “ " Arrive Valdosta. Junction S F A W Ky.... .11 CO am... . 2 01 pm... . 2 04 pm... 3 36 pm... . 3 30 pm... . 5 11 pin... .... 7 00 pm..a. .... 9 49 prn... .... 9 49pm.... ....1132 pm.... ....1132 am... .... 122 am.... .... 510am ... 1150pm .... 100pm .... 5 56pm 5 loam ....10 30am ....12 25pm Leavo Valdosta Arrive Jasper “ ‘ Arrive Lake City Junction PCtP KK Leave Lake City “ " Arr Jacksonville H & Pdepot.. . file pm . 7 23 pm .. . 7 48prn.... . 9 33 pm... .... 2 3 am.... .... 3 42am.... ... 3 52 am .... 0 3 am .... C 01 am .... 2 55pm .... 5 20pm Arrivo Hampton Junction x c « 1 kb- .111.> pm... .... 8 00am Arrive Pnl&lka union dopot............. Arrive St Augustine via J Bt A At H R Kit ....10 0am GOING NORTH. No. 2 No. 4 £40. 10 Leave St Augustine via J St A & 11 K UK Leavo I’nlatka union depot v/U* * \ * Arrive Hampton Junction Fc As 1 depot Lv Jacksonville. F C k P dopot ixavo Lake City Junction F C k P 111 Arrivo Jasper Junction 8 U k \\ KK 5 45 am.... 7 47 am.... 730am.... 9 50 pin.... .10 OOatn.... 1102 am.... 12 05 m.... ... 7 00 pm.... ... 8 40 pm.... ... 7 50 pm ...10 10pm ...10 40 pm.... ... 114S "pm ... 12 55am.... ... 1010am ...12 40 am ... 4 10 pm aitito vftWosin - „ w ,, tl 1 41 pm.... ... 2 34 am.... .. 8 40 pm Leave Tlfton “ ** Arrivo Cordelo Junction 8 A k M Ky 1 5G pm.... 315 pm.... ... 2 34 am ... 401 am .... .... 8 00am .... 1150am ... 5 5pm Arrivo Macon I ulon dopot ° 1 11 1,1 Ali'trains^arrtvo^and'itepnrf from unlon^clepot Macon, oxcept Nos. 11 and 14 accom- frt m Pen. Pass. Agt.. Macon. Qa. InTHE WORLD IS JOHN J£. SINGLETARY, ATTORNEY AT LAW, CAIRO, GEORGIA. Will practise In tho suporlor anil county court, also In tho justice s courts. Prompt attention glreu to the collection ot claims, and all business Intrustol to me. 9-f-lydkw J^U. J. MARION HOKllOt'KS, 129 Bhoaii Stiiekt, THOMASVILLE, - - GEORGIA, OFFICE HOURS: U to 11 a. ni., 3 to 5 p. in. Reside ice on Linton mill road. p M MuINTOSII, Pliy.sicisiii A Surgeon* Thomasvillo, Georgia. 4f*OFFICK over Stark’s, oorncr Broad and JFletclicrStrccte. S. DElvLE, M. D., Office in llayes Building. daildenoe—Oornor Uollege avcuuo aud Mae a T#mphone ooinmuutcatlon, No. 25.lor ulgbt J U. COYLE, D. 1». S., Etciident D:utist, Tbomi ■ dlle, • Ooorels. dtt.rs hi,sorrlcost i ti eltUmaot Thom . a. m to . P- and out*»IP- ’I O A«i-Oa hill m gT gT McLendon, Attorney-at-LaWj Tkemuvtlle, - > • Georgia. Pr««»t attoallca glvdo t » alKlmsincsscn- > Hai-oitrVatt , i sDire, corner Broad and Jartnontlreeu. MORELAND RARE Millitai v Academy. RIMiTI ATA. «*., A Trtlninif School for Hoys. Cha». M. Nkki., Sii|> I. Roy’s Blood Purifier' Cures noils Old Sore*. Scrofulous Vlccra, Scrof- ulous SOK., Scrofulml. Humor “" d diseases. Primary, Secondary and lcrtmrj eon tageouR Blood Pennon, Ulcerous Sores dl,c„,„ ol the Scalp. Salt Kheuin. niolcliea. 1 u-Mde«;■ I >'J'P lea,Itch,Tetter.tttne-wonns.senld-1 lend. r.crcma. Rheumatism, ConMitulIonnl Blood F« , l* »»*• curial Rheumatism piscn««*of the Donr«. <’.n- eral Debility ami all dismsei- j.’"l" " Blood or Hereditary rn»«*. ♦, Id K' r** <1 druff rsts. $l per bottle. Roy R^m- Co., At., ut ».< a* sej>«-wly THOM AS VI LLE VARIETY WORKS. Reynolds, Hargrave^ DaYls, Prop Manufacturers and Dealers ROUGIIH&rDRESSED LUMBER. LATHES, PICKETS, SHINGLES, "JOULDlNOh. ' BRACKETS, SCROLL WORK, MANTLES,B B A LUSTERS,* STAIR-RAILS Nevuel Poste. OFFICE, CHURCH & S20RE- Furniture. STORE FRONTS, Wire ScreeniDoora and Window.', Saa Doors and Blinds STAIR BUILDING AND INSIDE lAJLWCf I FINISH SPECIALTY. pCORUESPuNDBNUE SOLICITED. THE POIN TS WEST. TUB ALABAMA Midland Railway Company South Georgia College, Branch of the siaio Uriyersily. Fall Term Opens First Wednesdays SEPTEJlilEIt. FACULTY. Ciiiklra W. II til ho a, • - Frcsidont, SJathcmatk*!* and Com- lutemu’diate Depart- miu ninlpic WilUniua,l’riiuary Department The course of instruction will 1m? thorough, and strict discipline enforced. Young men will be well prepared to enter the University. The health and morals of the town arc both good. Students can get board in private families at reasonable rates. Terms s^lOpoi- Session. z-AU students will .’be required to pay tills matriculation feo in advance, to the treasurer. For further President. or WILLIAM D. MITCHEf.I, Hecty and Trcas. 8-19-tf TYLER DESK8-200 Now Stylos. TYLER ROYAL TYPE ’WRITER CABINETS, TA- BLES, CHAIRS, BOOK CASES, &c.,.t Bcd»«dR»U« and Special Discount,. CaUlafe, far 1»90 nowr«dy, 130 pacta, Illustrated. Book free; Postage 10c. TYLER BANK COUNTERS. VTa*atiin«df*r Bill*, Qaalltr tod Prlrc. Idaitrated la rotors aSSSS^^T*20pJ«. Book rrrr, l*o»tag» 14 fta» TYLER DESK CO.. ST. LOUIS, M0., U.S.A, PhrKlelan.ehdor.o 1*. P. P. ....plcndljcombination, and rruscrlbo it wltli great aotlafactlon for tbs cures of t Primary. Bacondarr and Tarti- llli?fl f , tbeacknowl< l dffed jcfi'liiiK roiiM-dy for ail tha niiLuiiirr;j dlxrliarifea and “ T men. A i«‘ dcblil- 1 peculiar Iprescr.beUnndferlraft U«tEy*«CMEMi^iCo. In recommending it u> V nariMMtYi.Q— all FiiffcrcrM. LV kl 8TWR, || 0.,DfCdTCT,ftl. i Kola T»v Drticciviu. Fji.rkl I’BU'K 3I.OO. J.i'rsvelii 'pioninNyillr fin, dWUiy Li We take pleasure In amioimeliiK toour fi lends hf tho travelling and sldpidns l’lilJ c. atu con- ncctlliK lines, that the Alahama Midland l.J. is now completed between Montgomcrv. Ala. and ^Thronil'selicdules eorcriiii; both Ireiejit and passenuer business kayo been arranged w.tji our coimeotlqpsat Jliqitffomorv. Ala., and Ham- bridre, tla. The Alabama Midland by. in con junction with Its fonnecslons at Montgomery and Balubrldgo, opens up A Short num.;:’' 1 ; I!elillle ' >“ d 1,irctl Bc " ,c ' tween nil points In Florida, south j~ d "““S' nt CicorgiB, tho South Atlantic 8ca ]»ori%., New York, Philadelphia, Boston, Baltimore, etc .ct.c„ and Blontgoinery, Mobile, Birming ham, New Orleans, Memphis, Nashville. !*«»»«- Mil": Evansville. Ur ndervon. Ouvnshon , i - cinnati. St. Louis, Chicago, Kansas Lit), anu to points in Texas, Mississippi, Kansas, Mls- "l^i/VtopS^coVti.,. company to give ouickcr anu more reliable fccrvice, than has lleretoforo existed, in passenger truffle! the points named, and to, ut all times Live iiassenders such Inducements in the way of ad- li'monal comfort, end attcndinn to their wcl- faro generally, aud in ll;o eaictj pf their bag gage etc., .as will, we hope make ours a dcsorv- L1 \vcViurposo r giving all shipments of freight intrusted D» out car.” m. matter how small, care l'ul attention, and to sec? that same arc prompt- lv delivered at destination. , , . *1/ ihinpcis Upslre, we w ill keep them mWised bywiro of tho whereabouts oi their freight, and oi delivery to consignee. We intend making a speciality ol the melon, oranuo nndveECtalilo business Irom points of production, and without hesitation, Bitaranteo u.0 shlppetw of these ecnuuodltlcs, quick time a/,d Intelligent luoidlinE of their shipments. 4 Tho Alaba-na .Midland Railway la equipped with ample (supply of rollini; slock, lneludinff fruit ears, etc., and is laid from end to end witK sixty pound steel rail. With such a road and such an equipment, wo feel that wo can without hesitation solicit, and hope to obtain, a liberal share of tho patronage of traveling and shli>- '^For'information In reference to rates, routes, sehcduleactc., etc., please address tho under- sigeod. B. DUNHAM, Gen’l Supt. MAIDEN MILLER, Gen’l. Frtand Pass. Agcnl. MONTGOMERY, ALA., op W. S. GATES, Travelino Agent, Thomasville, Ga. julyj ■snoouhoh - v 'A Contractor & Builder. AVill 1>P s?l:i'l lo inaktt coiili aels for or SlIJM.’l’illlCIIll AH, CLASSES OF BUILDING, in nnicii ou wdoij. V. A. HORltOURS, UF.NKIt.M, I’ONTItV Tillt, I* O. Uox 71. Tlioinasvillc, Ua. -*i,» Ui.JIUun. t^kUU.4,' CbrtYrtl BWHBBg c:l".LK LIPPMAN BROS., Proprietors, WHOLE.’ALE DitUGGIETS, Lippman Block fAV'.NNAII. GA OJauti.-ly Cannot Causa Stilsture. Palnless io Ust. •Sfir 1 nWN.T FA I L I h°3l DAYSg Fries, SI. Pol4b7§llDrMjlsts. Scat In Blab pacbd* "with Rutter Springs tor $1.50 Prof. Lcisette’s MEMORY DISCOVERY AHD TRAINING METHOD lo ,0110 ol odoltmted Imitations which miss the theory, and medical nsaulu of »“ Ottooei. in of »'JS-|m E.M.Hallette REAL ESTATE Fire Life and Accident Insurance. KENT AND LOAN AGENT. Offers: (lJ A n elegant homo on Dawson street, close in, on easy tcrniB. Price $5,000. (2) Corner lot, with two story house, on corner of Clay and Cnur- ford streets; Price 82,500, (3) Small cottage on Monroe street, between Dawson and Crawford. Price 81,500. (4) Corner lot, two story bouse, in East End. Prices and terms on in quiry. (5) One of tho finest corner lots on Dawson street, vacant, 105x200 feet. Price 81,500. (G) The finest vacant building lot in the city, froutingon Paradise Park, corner of three nvcuues, 200x200 feet. Price 83,000 (7) Small inside lot, Colton avenue, in “East End,” with small nousc on it. Price 8450. (8) Finest corner lot in Fairview, corner Campbell and Law streets, Southern Exposure. Price 8300— open for short time only. (9) Choice building lot on Clay street, near elegant Moss house. Price 8400. Best value of anything now on the market. Besides many other lots both great and small. (10) An 8 aero place, dwelling aod bearing pear orchard, on Carroll Hill. Price 83,000. (11) 57.J- acres 14 miles frogi Coqrt House, long front on Groom’s Ford road, no buildings. Price 82,000, (12) Tracts of 10, 15 and 25 acres on Southern Boulevard, at 840.00 per acre. (13) Oue of the best farms in tho county to make money on. 1114 acres, quite well improved, good bearing pear oruhnrd, 3 miles out ou Magnolia road. Price 83,000. Besides many other farms, both great nnd small. HOUSES TO RENT. Nine room house, nil fumished except parlor, Clay street, 830.00 per month by the year. Six room liqi|se on Seward Streep furnished, for the scasou of 5 months at S350. Five room house in “East'End" furnished, 850.00 per mouth for uot less than four months, Four room house besides dining room and kitebsn, on Clay street unfurnished, 8200 per year. Four room dwelliug on Calhoun and Young streets, unfurnished, at 810,00 per mouth. Two nice furnished front rooms in “East End,” suuny and bright, at 825.00 per mopti). FurnisheJ house ou Smith :ivcpu£, three bed rooms, 840.00 per montij for not less than tour months. Little cottage, large lot, op Carroll Hill, tour rooms, furnished, at 8150.? 00 for the season of ft months. Large new dwelling, p little put, very low to right parties. Besides other’s furnished and un. furnished. I represent the following Insurance companies: THE SUN FIRE OFFICE OF LONDON. The Scottish Union aud National Fire Insurance Co., of Endiuburgh. The Guardian Fire Assurance Co., of London. Tho United Underwriters Fire Iut surnnee Co., of Atlpnta. The grand old Mutual |Life Incurs ance Co, of New Yorh, The National Accident Society ot New York. 173 Broad Street, Thomaisville - Ga,