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TO THE AFFLICTED. u Tht Blood and the Stomach is the Life—the derangement of either is productive cj disease.” DR/. KIHSTG-’S ROYAL GERMETUER Is the greatest blood purifier and germ do- j stroyer of the age. It tones the stomach. Increases the appetite, purifies the secre tions and quickly and permanently cures | all blood, stomach, kidney, bladder, liver, \ and fetaalo diseases. As a toulc It Is with- j out a rival in the whole range of materia medico. It Is a sovereign remedy, and I never falls tocure rheumatism, nenralgln. paralysis. Insomnia, dyspepsia, indlges- Mon, debility, palpitation, catarrh, etc. Hon. H. W. Grady says: “ It is the Ul tima Thu: -A all remedies.” Rev. Sam. r. Jones says: “I wish every suffering wife had access to that modi- ; clns.*' Her. J. B. Hawthorne says: "It lias brought certain and radical cures to hun dreds In Georgia and other States.” Mrs. Ella R.Tcnncnt, Editor Tennent’s Ilome Magazine, says: “Its fame has spread like a prairie fire.” Dr. Jas. Young, the great temperance lecturer, says: “Oli! that every afflicted msn and woman could got this grand rem edy.” Thousands of others attest its virtues nd sound Its rralse. If yon are slok, do not despair till you have tried Germetuer, It has performed cures that astonish the world. If you arc suffering with disease and fall j of a cure, send stamp for printed matter. 3 certificates of wonderful cures, etc. For sale by King’s Royal Germetuer Company, Atlanta, Oa., and by druggists. Pi Ice $1.50 rer concentrated bottle, which makes one gallon of medicine as per di rections accompanying each bottle. Can be sent by express C. O. I*.. If your drug gist cannot supply you. 7E&2 UllUIl xvRirnntcd, and, every pnir hie name nud price stnmped on bottom* & Soo ?H75 W, L. DOUGLAS $3 SHOE GENTLEMEN. •Tuo Calf and Raced Waterproof Grain, fhe excellence and wearing qualities of this shoe sanot be better shown than i>y the strong endorse* -sate of Its thousands of constant wearers. £*.<90 Genuine Hand-sewed, nn elegant and stylish dress Khoe w hich commends Itself. •iO.00 Ifand-sewed Welt., A lino calf nhoc unequalled for style and durability. * 2.tO Goodyear Welt Is Utf| rtandard drew a? Shoe, at a popular prlce*r ... Policeman’* Shoe is especially adopted t* for railroad men, farmers, etc. All made In Congress, Hutton and Lace. 53 & $2 SHOES LA F D°.gs, are been most favorably received since Introduced .vd the roccnt improvements make them superior • any shoes sold at these prices. lak your Dealer, and If nc cannot supply you send 4emot to factory enclosing advertised price, or a lornrUcr Brockton. Bins,. Curtright & Daniel, Agents, Thomasvillc, Ga. PROFESSIONAL CARDS. JOHN 1!. SINGLETARY. ATTORNEY AT LAW, CAIRO, GEORGIA. WIN prarMsa In tho superior and county •;bnri, also in tlie Jnstlee s courts. Prompt attention given to tho collsctlou yf claims, an business Intrustci to mo. 9-9-ly.tkw D R. J. MARION IIORROCKS, 129 liltOAI) Htkf.kt, THOM AS VILLE, - - GEORGIA, T. M MolNTOSII, BMiysidiiiti a& Surgeon, Thomanvillo, Georgia, iromci over Stark'., comer Broad wd U Fletcher Street*. ffl s. DEK.Lt:, M. D., Office in ilayes Building. hkdesldeneo— 1 Corner Coll of a e.vcnuo .ml Mag nollaetreet. •Selephono aom mu nidation, No. 23.for night Its. J H. COYLE, D. I>. So, ttoinla il Dentist, rj$*iom3d7llIe, • Georgia, tytoas his s*rTitusra tlMaenaof Thorn am* and Vlataltr. . •Om hov*-From 9 a. m. to 1 p. m., and 11>. i OSn-O i JajAson strout. s. Q. McLENDON, Attorney-at-Law, - Tb.mM.tl>, :• • Georgia. m.1 anenlion given) ■> all; bmloe.»;en. Am* 10 him. •Aao-Urar \TaM'l Mon, oornor Broad and MORELAND|PARK Millitarv Academy. „ gun ATI. ATA, OA., A Training S.hool for Boys. Ciiaa. M. K.ir,, Snp’t. From Washington. Washington, Sept. .'>0.—Messrs. T. W Glenn. Pat Calhoun ami Hum phreys Ctistleinau, of Atlanta, today invited ilio President, Mr. Blaine ami Senator Daniil ol Virginia to the Piedmout Exposition. Mr. Harrison declined, staling that it would be im possible for him to go. Mr. Blaine gave no definite answer, but said if possible to leave Washington between Oct. Sand Nov. J, be would accept. Senator Daniel accepted the invita tion to deliver the address on October 23d. Tho nomination of David A. Dud ley, the negro whose name was sent to the Senate six months ago, for post master at Americas, was withdrawn by the President today. A white postmaster will bo appointed, as Buck recommends one. Joseph E. Doyle was today ap pointed postmaster at Savannah. He will probably be confirmed to morrow and take charge of the office at once. The Job Completed. The infamous tariff bill has passed, and i ow only awaits the president's sgnalurc. Senator Carlisle made a powerlul speech against it, and every democrat voted io defeat the meas ure. The three P’s .Plumb, Paddock and Pettigrew, all pronounced repub licans, voted with the democrats against the bill. The Largest Check Ever Drawn. A minor controvcrsity has arise" about the “largest check" that was ever written. It was an jounced that to the check drawn the other day by i lie Great Indian Peninsular rail way company on the London and County bank for .1:1,250,000 belongs the distinc’ion. It was at the same time stated ihat one drawn by Van derbilt for .1:700,000 had hitherto headed the list. The statement, how ever, is inaccurate (says the Bullion- ist.) At least four of the London clearing banks have paid checks for considerably over X2,000,000 on more lhan one occasion. A few years ago the Manchester Ship Canal Company, when buying out the 3ridgeivater trus tees drew one check for £1,750,000 on Glyn & Co., and this document can still be seen at the offices of the ship canal company, Deansgaie, Man chester, where it is framed as a curi osity. A check for an enormous amount passed through the “House’’ in 1879 or 1880. The amount was upward of £3,250,000 and was in set tlement of an arbitration award. When the Alabama claim was settled, and the Halifax fisheries question was de cided, large ainoun s of money chang ed hands. NOTICE. Mr. It L Hicks hiving sold his interest in the drug store ot Hicks & Pcscock to Mr. C S Bon lur.rnt, the undersigned have formed n copartnership for carrying on tlie business at the samn stand under the firm name of Boudurant k Peacock. Tlie new firm will carryout all the contracts of t*ie late firm of Hicks k Peacock. Tlie sash system and low prietc will continue to he a ruling feature of the bnsinsM. C. S. Boxdikaxt, J. W. Piicoex, Thomaiville, (!*„ Scpt. 20, 1800. 30d Tho First Stoam Fire Engine. At the suggestion of the fire insur ance companies of New York city, a machinistjnamcd Paul Hodge, a res - ident of Gotham, also, constructed a steam fire engine, which was first pub licly tested 111 front of the New York city hall, in March, 1841. It was a total failure. Then the board of direc tors offered a gold medal for the best method of applying steam to the pro pulsion of water fot fire purposes. This prize was won by John Ericsson, tlie maker of die “Monitor,” recently deceased and mere recently removed to his native country. The official re port has the following pnrapraph in re gard to Frisson's engine; ‘The points of excellence, as thus' narrowed down, were found to belong to an en gine weighing less than two and a half tons, which lias the power ol 108 men and will throw 3,000 pounds of water per minute to a height of 105 feet through a nozzle one and a hall inchc3 in diameter. T he model in question tvas submilted by one John Ericsson." TAKE SPRING. \ Nature should be assisted In the spring to throw off the heaviness of the sluggish winter circulation of the blood. Nothing docs it to well, to prompt or so safely .[as Swift’s Specific. I have used S. S. S. for a number of years, and consider It the best tonic and blood remedy that I ever used. In fact I would cot attempt to enter upon a spring or summer in this cltmnte with out it. H. W. Coleman, Of Coleman, Ferguson & Co., ') City, Fla. Our book ou Blood and Skin Diseases mailed free. Swift Specific Co.. Atlanta, Oa. jul-ly The Pullman Gar Line BETWEEN Louisville, Cincinnati OR INDIANAPOLIS, AND CHICAGO AND THE NORTHWEST, The Pullman Vcstibuled Serve c on Night Trains, I’arlor Chni ■ Cars on Day Train. Tlie Motion Trains make tho fuslcst time between the Southern Win ter Cities and Summer Re sorts of the Northwest. WM. F. 1ILACK, General Manager. (V. A. AIcDOKL, Traffic Manager. •IAS. I1AUKEU, Gen. P. A., Chicago. r further Information addre.i It.W. <1 LADING. Gen 1 Agent. 158 Itroad St., Thouiasvfllc. G* ALABAMA MIDLAND RAILWAY. Time enrd in effect July 13th, 1890, wsst bocxd. Lv Tiiomitivillo, S. F. k IV 7 20 n in “ Bainbriilge, A. M. Ky 9.00 n m " Dor.alsor.villc 9.51 a m « Dothan U 10 am Ar Ozark I 3 15 pm Lv O/.ark (dinner) 12 45 p m “ Troy 3 38 p m Ar Montgomery 5 00 p m 001X0 EAST. Lv Montgomery 8 00 n ra •1 Troy 10 32 * ,n Ar Ozark I 3 15 pm Lv Ozark (dinner)..., I 2 45 p m “ Dothan 1 48 p m “ Donalsonvlllc 3 09 p m Ar Biiinhridgc J4 00 p m Lv Bninbridgc, S. F. & W J4 15 pm Ar Thomnsvillc ,5 55 p m Alabama Midland trains arrive and depart from union depot Montgomery. IIaioex Mu.i.o, G. F. k P. A. B. DrsiiAM, Montgomery, Ain. Gen. Supt. TheBest Spring 4/AEmciNE© In THE worunfls AS A SPRING MEDIC IN ETTO CURE AND TONE- UP THE GENERAL AILMENTS CFTHE SYSTEM,TAKE South Georgia College, Branch of the Stale University. Fall Term Opens First Wednesday in SEFTE5IBEK, , grand-parent to grand-child, the lib of life, nil alike are subject to/ The fo/> tidiciucY it need* : for .Tin !•! will 1:0 a Why? 15 Yv.p:j follow; through generations, and i-? the scat of many cll*ca*e*. I.Lm of l.locdir'i' a person for many ill; u now one of.the highly , . of former medic::! science. Tho idea is t > build up the system, w* l.iood, r.r.d r.t r.n ca.ly day the pereon who f.tiU 1o take V/. W. C. 1 Tn”.1 hie,-Kidney or bladder Affliction, Rheumatism, Indigestion,etc., uch r.n object of amusement as the methods of the early physicians, use ho docs'nt know a good thing (W. W. C. is) when he 6ees it. FACULTY. C'hf rlcN W. Ilauon, • President, films filnttle Willlniu*, Primary Department The course of Instruction will be thorough, and strict discipline enforced. Young men will be well prepared to enter tl»e University. Tho health and morals of ths town aro both good. Students can get board in private families at reasonable rates. Terms&IO per Sop,lion. All students will be required to pay this matriculation fee in advance, to tlie treasurer. For further particulars address CHARLES W. HUTSON. President. or WILLIAM D. MITCHELL, Secty snd Tress. t-iOpt luil's Pills jasuaffzjir*' p,T ” »** 19 Dyspepsia, Constipation, Sick Headache, Biliousness And all diseases arising from n Torpid Liver and Bad Digestion. Tb. natural remit i. good appetite and .olid flesh. Do., .mall I •Intent- Ijr .liar coated and ca.g to .wallow. SOLD EVERYWHERE. iual.-ly -. \.a t::;:.ai;i,i.i (inwdialMM and k -4 di |*r!vutf tilM*ap«nof ni**n. A tW certain « ur*- for the dcblli- |.ttUii(^ucMl:pcwi peculiar *XfJrr+r*. . I STGHFn. 14 0 ,C<ctrv*,liL hold tjr Druntnci. a*? riucK 31.00. N. J. f nnrU, Tkomsarlllt f»n. T.nst fall I w::« ntfiVring from General Dnbilitv, from foiuo blood Affection, and my wholo FVntcin wasrun flow nr Cruiiiicnccd taking vmin medicine, Wooldridge’s Wonderful Cur-, and c’.vpcricnn.! ; r lief b.ro xlnisliin*? the ilr.-t bottle. 1 have used it In my family i vcr hi;, j with good i. .-nils. L, O. BOWERS. Cchi-nluG) (id., JutI.' /.*. \V. W. C. for talz by nil P-: i;i-l . MamifacturcJ by WooIdrWgO’8 Wonder ful Cure Co., Coluu.hu... incli-12-tv ; Pfss'iiigar Schetiuia Georgia Southern & Florida Railroad Smvanoe ISSa'ci* Itotste- to Florida. Taking rf!W-t July C*tli, 1 H’lird Time, OOtli Meridian. U01NG SOUTH. Leave Macon, Union depot Arrive Cordole, Junction S A k M Ry Cordele “ “ Arrive Tlfton Junction 1! & V.* Ity Leave Tlfton, “ ” Arrive Valdosta. Junction ‘3 F *V W Ity.... Leave Valdosta “ " Arrive Jasper “ " Arrive LnkoCity Junction F C .v 1’ It” Leave Lnko City " ” Arr Jaeksonvillo FC4 Pdepot Arrive llnmpton Junction FC k Pltu Arrive l’alatka union depot Arrive St Augustine via J Kt A k li ll Itn.. .1110 am.. . 2 id pin., . 2 01 put.. fi 1G pm , 72t) pm . 7 43pm.. No. a .. 7 00 pm. .. 0 49 pm. .. 9 49pm.. ,.11 aa pm.. ..11 32 am. .. 1 22 am.. .23 am.. . 3 42am.. . 3 52 am . 0 3 am .. G 01 am .. 8 00 am ..10 Oam No.ll .. 510nin . 1130pm .. 1 oopm .. 5 30pm * 10am ..10 30am ..12 23pm .. 2 55pm .. 5 20pin Leave St Augustlno via J St A k II vo ralntka union depot Arrive Hampton Junction F c & 1* Lv Jaeksonvillo. F C & P depot.. Arrive Lake City “ ucftvo Lake City Junction F C k V Arrive Jasper Junction b !•’ J: W II Arrive Valdosta " Arrive Tlfton Junction B k V.* I»R Leave Tlfton " ” Arrive Cordclo Junction b A /c M 1! Arrive Macon Union depot KOI NO NURTII. It nil... depot., . 5 43 am... 7 47 am... . 730am... . 9 60 pm... ..100. am... .1102 am... .12 03 m... .141 pm... , 160 pm..., . 315 pin... . 3 45pm.... No. 4 .. 7 00 pm.. .. 8 40 pm.. .. 7 50 pm.. .10 40pm .. .10 40 pm... ,.1148 pm.. . 12 53am... . 2 34am... . 2 34 am .. . 4 01 am .. 630am .., . 1010am .12 40 am . 4 10 pm 8 40 pm .. 8 00am .. iinonm . 5 5pm Pullman Palace sleeping cals on trains >«>'. J and 4. All trains arrive and depart from union depot amco modntlon trains, which arrivo and depart from Macon J A C. KNAPP, Truffle Man , Macon. Ga. ccpt Nos. 11 and 14 accom- a i J. r. HO'.E, Gon. Tass. Agt., Macon, Ga. P. D. HEADLY, I'SPER IICTI‘1, Practical Watchmaker ami Jeweler, ^ Alligator ami Fish Scale -lawidry —AND OT.IKtt— Florida Walriics ami Je-rflo Kffjirfi!. cl Aw 2Tiy j’;i cr’cUna ondorso P. I*. P. ao a spleadlil combination, me! eroscrlho It tv !!h great satisfaction for tb# cares of 11F.A1, ESTATE BROKER FIRFIUSU it A A’OF AG ENTiBSSaSSiL. ** * * y v "I’-Biu. Syphuitte lUieamaUssK, BmOloii Ulesrs ..... ....... . . , .... ... siud horc*. uinmJnlarSwciUnfe, Mbenmatlam, Malaria, LIM-. 1aM,I,AM1'. Af.U.t 1 j »» RENTAL AND COLLECTION AGENT TVPKWIMTFP. AfiEM. • * . J.i ii ilNiyj ills ■ ■ J| j_ j •' ■ i^ig;w»gaslKf.Pj k A nifv pdectiun of furiifehctt itmt unii:»•- niskeil cottages for rent. Call oh Detains, Chronic Eomsls Con- pin!i.;>, Murctirlnl Tettor, Bcaldhsad, etc.,etc. ,r. K. ii- Love, j ^r-«•->-yrfrrr^vv’Bfi amirrriV?ai.rBrift 1S 1>ro.*.• i 21 rcc;. v l z-v KAHil » T^GS • 9 T9 IV-1 tjiomas vi li tie IS. Reynolds, Hargrave £: Davis, Prep Manufacturers and Danleii ItO tTGII JJKlvS.SDTU LTJMJ1KK. LATI1KS, 1’ICKKTS, SUING!-Fih, MOULDINGS. BRACKKTH, SCROLL WORK, M ANTI.US, UALt-STKItH,* ST.VIU-RAIL3 Newel Posts. OFFICE, CHURCH & S'lORE Furniture. STOP 10 FRONTS, Wire Screen Hoora and Windows, i’an Doors qn«l Hlhnls STAIIl BUILD INC AM) IM-il 1 1 A I I Y.( ( I I IN.: I SPECIALTY. urr usrat ter, hi j 11*11 ng Up tho «y»tam rapidly. I.adlo« whoso sysimns are poisoned and whoeo blood * ■ million dm to wenmrwal trregulad- L1PPWIAN BR08., Proprietors, HOLT ’ALE DRUOOIBT8. Uppipan r!oc!t SAV1NNAH. GA. Jaa2Mr Gaiinot Cause Stricture. Painless to Use. iTTXl** sacmC ,10 it K"» mpi m ^ _ Sold by all Drugjbts Sent thin pa:'s£jje with Bobber Syringe for $1 m- i y Tax and SECOND ROUND. 1 nill lie at the following plarcs ondiitcl nauK',1 hc-Iow lor the purpow of collecting the taxes ami registering the legal voter* of Thomas county for the year 1890, Respectfully, I’. S. Hektii, T. C. T.C., And Registrar, Duu.itnville, Monday,Sept. 29th. lvH«t Glasgow, Tuesday, Sent. 30(h, Metcalfe, Wednesday, 0<,t. Is). Itoston, Thursday, Get. 2nd: Ways, Monday, Oct. 0(b. Chastain, Tuesday, Oct. 7th. Oclilocknuee, Wednesday, tlet. 8tb. Cairo, Thursday, Oft. !Uh. Sj-enee, Friday. Oct. 10th. Will heat the Court lloiiscin Thomasville during court week. REAL ESTATE Fire Lire and Accident Insurance 11KNT AND LOAN AGENT. Offers: (1) An cIcgnnLhomo on Datrson street, close in, on ensv terms. Price 85,000. (2) Corner lot, vith two story house, on corner of Clay nud Craw ford streets. Price 82,500, (3) Small cottage rn Monroe street, between Dawson mid Crawford. Price 81,500. (4) Corner lot, two story house, in East End. Prices and terms on io- qtiiry. (5) One of the finest corner lots on Dawson street, vacant, 105a200 feet. Price 81,500. (6) The finest vacant building lot in the city, froutingon Paradise Park, corner of three avenues, 200x200 feet. Price 83,000 (7) Small inside lot, Colton avenue, in “East End,” with small House on it. Price 8450. (8) Finest corner lot in Fairvicw, corner Campbell and Law streets, Southern Exposure. Price 8300— open for short time only. (9; Choico building lot ou Clay street, near elegant Moss houso. Price 8400. Best value of anything now on the market. Besides many other lots both great and small. (10) Au 8 aero place, dwelling and bearing pear orchard, ou Carroll Hill. Price 83.000. (11) 57J acres li mile3 from Court House, long front on Groom’s Ford road, no buildings. Price 82,000. (12) Tracts of 10, 15 aud 25 acres on Southern Boulevard, at 840.00 per acre. (13) One of tho best farms ip tfip county to pii)ke money op, Jm acres, quite well improved, good bearing pear orchard, 3 miles out on Magnolia road. Price 83,000. Besides many other farms, both great and small. JfOIISES TO KENT. Six room hopse in Fearnsidp, $iqq per month for not less than thrpe months. ievf n loom furnished house Oh Calhoun street at $75 per month for not less than four months. IJino yoom hopse, all furnished except parlor, Clay street, 830.00 pep month by tho year- Five room house In “Knst End” furnished, 850.00 per month for not less than four months. Four room houso besides dining room and kitchsn, on Clay street unfurnished, 8200 per yenr. Four room dwelling op Caljipuja and Young streets, unfurnished, at 810,00 per month. ' Two pice fprpjshcd front rooms jp “JUast End," sunny and bright, fit 825.00 per month. Furnished house on timitli avenue, threo bed rooms, 840.00 per month for not less than tour months. Little cottage, large lot, on Carroll Hill, tour rooms, furuished, at 8150.- 00 for the season of 5 months. Large new dwelling, a little out, very low to right parties. Upsides other’s furnished and un- fprnishf^, I represcut tho following Insurance companies: THE SUN FIRE OFFICE OF LONDON. ^ The Scottish Uniou and National Fire Insurance Co, of Endinburgjn The Guardian Firo Assurance (Jo., of London. Tho United Underwriters Fire |n-r suranco Co., of Atlanta. Tho grand old Mutual Life 'tiisppv anec Co., of New York. I |Tho National Accident Society of Now York. II Malte 173 Broad Street, Thomasville - Ga. Auf 1 dim