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fHE DAILY TIMES-ENTERPRISE 1 John Triplett,* Editor and Manager. FRIDAY, OCTOBER 3, 1800. Dailt Tmis-ExTERrmsit 11 published ewy Homing (Monday exempted.) ^ Tha WaiKijT Tihpo-Exterpihs* is published awy S»turday morning. Subscription' Rates. Oaxt Tisiis-Enthi'Bise, . . ■» IBKLT “ ... $5 00 . 1 00 Dailt Adybrtis.no Rates. Transient Rates.—$1.00 per'squarc for the llrtt insertion, and 50 cents for ea-n gubse- .jntnt insertion. r . Cio Squire, one montli, - - - ■ * •> Oie Square, two months - - - - « oo die Square, three month i, - - • '2 00 Die Square, six months, - - - * Ono Square, twelve months, - - - ou ’ Subject to change by special arranf ement. • JOHN TItIPI.ETT, Bin. Man. Notice to Advertisers. To insure insertion, nil changes for standing advertisements must be hand ed in by noon of the day belore. wanted"~ A good job printer. Must be sober steady, nnd understand the business RAHWAY ADVERTISING. A tide of prosperity is sweeping over the South. Georgia leads tier sister southern states in the race of progress. Well, the state election is over. It is now “Governor Northern” ‘•John Brown’s body lies moulder ing in the ground,” in the Adiron dack;. The man who will invent a boot jack which will never miss a cat has a fortune in store. ^ Blaine told the Atlanta delegation yesterday, that, if possible he would atteud the Piedmont Exposition. Georgia will give Mr. Blaine a genuine Southern welcome, if he comes to the Piedmont Exposition. There is a man in Georgia who traces his ancestry hack farther than this: he is a lineal descendant of Adam. Hon. H. G. Turner will he at home this week- He has stood faithfully at his post during the long session of congress. Grace—What air was that you were playing last night? Laura—A millionaire, and I land ed him! What Work has Been Accomplished by Mr. B. W. Wronn. The Travelers’ Official Railway Guide says: “The paths of general railway advertising have been well trodden, and new departures are of difficult achievement. In the wideiy distributed cartoon, recently issued by Mr. B. W. Wrcnn, general passenger agent of the East Tennessee, Virginia aud Georgia Railway, this has been accomplished. The work, being from the pen of Thomas Nast, is, of course, of the best. The cartoon is really a sort of allegorical representation of the various duties of a general passen ger agent, especially when he has under his care the interests of such an extensive system ns that which Mr. Wrcnn represents. Mr. Wreun is depicted—the likeness is a fair one— as calling the attention of the public to A map allowing the routes of his line anil its immediate connections, and picturing to them the various interests for which the company must care. As a motto the following wcll- clioscn words, of Air. Wreun arc ap pended : ‘Gentlemen, you arc at this moment standing in the gateway that leads to the South. The wealth that is there, hidden no longer from hu man eyes, flashes in your very faces. You can smell the roses of new hope that fill the air. You can hear the heart-beats of progress that come as upon the wings of heaven. You can reach for your hands and nlmost clutch the gold that the sun rains down with his beams as he takes his daily journey between the cotton field and the coal mine; the highlands of wood and iron, of marble and granite; the lowlands of tobacco, sugar and rice, of corn and kinc, of wine, milk and honey.” “Copies of the cartoon may be had on application to Mr. Wrenn, at Knoxville, Tenn.” &EO. W’. 3F03 175 Broad Street, Mastin' Hotel Bui! Furniture,\ RATTAN ROCKERS. N HAM 1)00 EASLES, Carpets, Mattings. ■ „ Rugs. V —-'Ni'— LARG 1- . \ Oil-Cloth, X. antique's*, ware paper \ screens. " Yviiuk.w Shades "V V -k Race (’urtains v. Portieres, v *->. Curtain Pole Pictures, A-.. Mouldings, , -o X Carriages ; -a°- X v Etc., A >.». Bed Room Suits, WITH TOILET GLASS Only $130.50; Wori Portiere Curtains 2.65 per pair; worti Window Shades on Spring Rolleis 35 elsewhere at 50 cts. as a special Watch this Corner for Low Prices &EO. "W. OK. I 3ST & Sold N* Etc, O -A. S IE3I icptl-dJfcwly ha x, ivx it: 3sr "jo s, This Space Will he Occupied BY WILLIAMSON & ROUX, Watclimakers& Jewelers, WHO WIU, SHORTLY OPEN lit sINKSS AT NO. 1 '-27 BROAD Street. ... f.PAUM BRO.’S Carriage Shoos. Mr. E. Burd Grubb, of N. J , has been appointed Minister to Spain. Dick Grubb, of Darien, would make n better representative abroad. Some people iu Georgia seem to tbink the safest place, duiing the pre sent political battle, is ou the fence. Somebody will get knocked oft the fence about the close of the fight. The echoes from tho election arc uot very loud. Georgia should have polled a large vote. But then, with an exception here and there no op posing tickets were in the field: hence the light vote. Tho Brunswick Times says: When a tramping Illinois boss is able to compass the defeat ot Cover nor Gordon, it is time for the Demo cratic party in Georgia to shut up shop. “Beware of women!” cxlaiins a brilliant French writer; “if they do not crown you they will strangle you." Yet reason can do little against the torce of beauty: the first impulse, the irresistible instinct of a man’s nature is the homage .to physical beauty. It has a mystic power that sweeps down all before it, the strongest aud wisest So says one who has, doubtless, been swept down the matrimonial rapids, and over connubial falls. An Immortal Trio. Genius never dies, Homer is still enthroned upon Mount Paruassas. Dante still reigns the monarch of Italian poetry. Shakespeare has received the willing homage of mil lions for nearly three hundred years. Of oil the men who have delighted or instructed mankind, Shakespeare has the best chance for immortality. The human heart is the same in all Oges and in all countries, and none knew the human heart so well as Shakespeare. No other writer has ever, to use his own happy expression, “held the mirror up to nature” as I10 has 1 —Ex. Where the Money Goes. The following appropriations have been made by congress : Agricultural SI ,709,100, army S24.206.471, diplomatic and consular SI,710,815, District of Columbia (including 81,000,000 for Rock Creek park) 80,909,444, fortification §4,232,- 935, Indian S7,2(i3,116, legislative, executive and judicial 821,530,752, military academy $43;>,29G, navy (including 81,000,000 for nickel to he used in making plates for protec tion to vessels) 824,136,035, pensions 898,457,401, postoffice 872,226,099, rivers and harbors 824.981,295 sundry civil 829,738,282, deficiencies ‘fin— eluding 810,316 appropriated by House to-day for pay of members) 838,088,015, miscellaneous 83,435,184 making a total of $301,311,503. The permanent annual appropria tions tor the fiscal year 1890-91 amount to 8101,028,453, making a grand total for the year of $462,939,- 950. The regular annual oppropria tions made during the first session of the Fiftieth congress were 8306,985,- 544, permanent appropriations were $116,040,789, making a grand total of 8422,026,343. The increase of the Fifty-first congress over tho Fiftieth congress is 840,313,013. Good bye, surplus. J. E. BURCH, —heai.uk IX- Mill located S miles north »t Thomxsville. I will deliver lumber any where in the city or on board curs at the' YERY LOWEST LIYINGJPRICES. Thanking my patron. fur past favors, 1 ask a continuance o! the same, promising fair, square, upright dealings in every par ticular. 1 guarantee prices nnd quality, and respectfully solicit a share ot the public patronage. J. It. BUSdH, THOMASVILLE,(GEORGIA. D-.'idiwtf urand Central Hotel, WAYCROSS, GA. Witli Electric Lights. Is now open, and I would be pleased to have my Thomnsville friends and other! stop with me when they come this way. All my help ii experienced. The dining room is under the supervision of that effi cient steward, Syl. B. Van Dyke, of New York. All correspondence promptly an swered. Special attention paid to ladies with children. Rates $2.00 to $3.00 |ier day. i>. J McIntosh, 4-lD-dAwlT rro|»Wwj AUCTION AND COMMISSION HOUSE. Jackson Sr. next to Watt's Coiinit.." 1 will have regular sales every Saturday, nnd sell real estate anil live stock. I make :i specialty of selling household' nnd kitchen furniture, stoves, carpets and merchandise of every description. Consignments tolirit- ed. Prompt returns nnd satisfaction guar anteed. 10 30111 I.. A. Hllr'.VEIi. Thomas Sheriff Sales. FOP. NOVKM11KR. Will be sold, on the 1st Tuesday iu No vember next, between the legal h ttrs of sale, at the court house door in Thoma -i XV. Gn., the following property, to-wit: 500 acres of land, more or less, being parts of lots Nos, 111, 31 and S3, in the Mill district ofThomnscounty, (la., .'.escribed as follows: 402.\ acres, in rectangle on the Eastern sidcoflots Xos. Id and 31, and I I acres in lot No. 02, iu the North Fast corner of the lot, being in a rectangle and extend ing Hast nnd West, equal distance with the Southern end of the tract in hits Nos. 10 nnd 31. The above description is according to pint in hook I!, Records ol'distrihutlotis, page 108, in the Ordinary's office. Levied on ns the property ul Mary K.SImw, to sat isfy a Superior court fi fa Issirul the April term, 1880, In favor of :ho Land Mortgage Investment Agency Co. of Ameri ca, Limited, vs Mary K. Shaw. Property pointed out by W. K. Simmons. plnlulifTs attorney. Also at the same time nml pi n <. the Ibl lowing described property, situated, lying nnd being in the county of Thomas ant stntc of Georgia, to-wit: All tl.^t part u lot No. Tfl, in Hie 13th district, lying on th West side of the Ochlocknec river, contain ing 440 acres, more or less. Lev led ou the property of Join-. 11. Underwood, to sat isfy a Superior court li fa issue! at ihc Oc tober ndjourned term, 1880, in favor of li: American Ffee Hold Land Mortgage Co. c London. Limited, vs John II. I'mlcrwooe Property pointed out by W. Simmon, plaintitl's attorney. Also at the came time and p;,i< e, the fol lowing described property situated, lying and being in the county of Thomas and stale of Georgia, to-wit: Tin North half ot lot of land No, 50, in the lsth district Thomas county, and eouiaii.ing 125 litres, more or .css. Levied on as the property of Thoums X. Lane, to satisfy a Superior court fi fa issued at the October adjourned term, 1883, in favor of the Dundee Investment Co. Limited, vs Thomas N. Lane. Property pointed out by W. K. Simmon.-, piaintilFs attorney. Also at the same time nnd place, the Hast half oflot ot land No. 12:;, in lie- Kith dis trict of Thomas county, Gu , and tile West half of lot of land No. 153. in the 13th dis trict of Thom is county, Ga., except ‘>0 acres sold to A. I\ Wright, 231 acres sold to Isaac Sadler. 3 acres sold to George Hadley and 50 acres sold to Cato Corker aud Thomas Mitchell. Levied on ns the property of James Clark, to satisfy a Superior court ii fa issued at the October term, 1881, in favor of W. B. Hamblcton vs James Clark. Pro perty pointed out by McIntyre A McIntyre, plaintiff's attorneys. J. A. Host, Sheri!!. Love. r liroad Stra AVL’StV U>li* m .3E fctiii V HOUSE SHOEING, ETC., mmber ot in Having recently or-saving tools, Best Equipped Shops do all patch we arc prepared to cur line with d»*. iipl'i.d&wljr ART SCHOOL AMD GTUB10 in I!t ir "I Library, Thomnsville, Ga., Mrs. J. P. McAuley d of the COO] iu the Arts of Hours, tm. in. t J il teachers of the .letropolitnn Museum of Art cv Union, v4Il give lessons Design. Terms moderate. t 20 tf Thofliasville MurWc Works, HSrfS Jackson ami itopUca Sts. MotitmiKiK ’i’iibU-1? i'.iul lloatlslor.es in M;u!:!o, Ailin'!.-ati and Imported, tuid in GniiiUi-. Sn tiirdac-tion < I imrantecd- Aldrich & Mors?, Proprietors. jane IS lyjiw. EXPRESS OFFICE HOURS. P.ltrcilSol till: 1:13 p. iu. r. :00 p un*any pU J. I- UKYNOLIJ8, 3lg SHERIFF SALE'FOR OCTOBER. in i ; of Administrator's Sale. GEORGIA—Colquitt County. Agreeable to an order from the I Ion. Court of Ordinary, of said county, will be sold on the first Tuesday in November next, before the court house door in Moultrie, Gn. between the legal hours tf laic, the follow ing property to-wit: Thu North halt of lot No. 482, in the 9t|i district, except about 2 acres in the North East corner ot said J'jt, also 40 acres, more or less, of lot No. 482, in the 9th district, lying East of Ray branch. Sold us the property of J. O. Webb, deceas ed. Su'd land sold to make distributions and to pay debts of -aid e-lute. L>. T. Ksglisii. \0 2 30d Adbi’r, , on i of the'stock <>! unfi in fact all tiun that he oi in which lie is Thomnsville, ( fixtures. :*w1- to satisfy a 1-u favor of the granted superior ut the kvccn the legal hours ay in October, all diciues, soda fount, ■Is of every •'c*Ft ri{: iu the drug stor line’s, ou Rroad St., ling furniture and ii.erly ot 1' R MiRn ILL- illOM.* id, public adii sale will com: td ORDINARY’; To nil who <\ R.Thon bund f M n. said county,« letters a. v ic countv, upon the estat Viola*A. Thompson, t! sons interested, eredito Mrs. Viola A. Thom; si at r»iy office at tho Novel:, jke court of ordinary, o: tliow cause, if any they <. letters of adniiiii--tra:ioi granted to said M. A. I i Viola A. Tliomp. 'Witncs) my of day o‘ October, 1 /clock >1 J. A. II . Ga. ounty, th tnpion, late of ng applied lor :lrat on i<> Iu is.-u«.d to M. ■ial s : ! inistrator, of said * f the said Mrs. is to cite all per i ml heirs, of said to be and Appear her term, 1890, of said county, to :i, why permanent should not •twood, on Mrs. nature, this aeeon J. bh Mkhuili.. Ordinary. D O W 3NT SHE GOES! WALL :-:PAPBR r- ROLL. Can bo bought nowhere at this Price except from I. F. Thompson & Co. , Broad. Street. janl-ly DRY GOODS! CLOTHING! Although we have already one of the largest stocks to be found in South Georgia we are daily adding to it. and when completed it will be the most carefully selected in the city. We are now offering to the public a stock for inspection arid purchase, such as Thomasville has never seen before, consist ing of all kinds of IDKIBSS 0-003DS, •XIESXII^IMZIZfcTa-S., NOTIONS, CLOAKS, WRAPS, UNDER WEAR, HOSIERY, BLANKETS and all kinds of domestics. Men's and Boys Clothing For the last ten years we have been handling Strauss Bro’s, the well known Baltimore clothiers, goods, which have been proved to be the best fitting clothes on the market. We also keep a complete stock of GENT’S FURNISHING GOODS. Everybody give us a call. L. STEYERMAN & BRO. Tlusii to liunliciv —AND Cold Storage Company Iec -Made From DistilledsWater Pure and Sparkling. Delivered Anywhere in the City. Give orders to Wagons or mail direct to W. S. KEEFER, Pres, and Mang’r. *>»