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Three Mammoth Establish-
Vm. II—NO. 130
THOMASVILLE, GEORGIA, WEDNESDAY MORNING. OCTOBER 15,1890,
$5.00 PER ANN
They all Sing
LOCAL HAPPENINGS.
-THE-
■*We’vo found the store where buyere
get the very best attention,
"With great variety of goods, too
numerous to mention.
Bo loir the prices are, they beat the
lomatf calculation;
Which makes us as a family sing out
like all creation ”
The News of the Day Told in
Brief—Personals, Etc.
The business of the livery stables is
increasing.
There was a
yesterday.
dearth of local news
Tiiomasville, Ga., )
Oct. 14th, 1890. [
Mr. Editor:
Your correspondent “Cotton”
either an ignoramus or a demagogue.
Railroad Notes.
Engine.37,of a special (ruin enroute
from Bainbridge to Way cross, was
thrown off the track here yesterday, by
a misplaced switch. The extra was
If he is as ignorant as his letters deIayed several hou „ by the mishap
would indicate then he is to pitied. | and |he careless
But unless you have dressed up his. „„„„ ...
. .. ,, ,, 1 I the cause of the
communications after they were sent I . .
.. T 1. .. .1. discharged.
switchman, who was
trouble, will likely be
in, as I know you often have to do,
Mr. E. W. Bird, of Pelham, was in | he has sense enough to write pretty
town yesterday.
Several parties from Patten were in
town yesterday.
I well and ought to know better than
! to write such nonsense as is contained |
[ in his various communications.
The idea he advances of making
Judge Dupont, of train Nos. m and
i2, between Waycross and Jackson
ville, was in the city yesterday. He is
on inspecting duty this month.
The cheap rates to the Piedmont
• T T Ttnll X? xne men no advances ot maxing *'•■■'-“t' *“«•»>« me i.
cood jobbing trade S P | money really cheap by legislation is Exposition at Atlanta was p laced on
h J b ‘utterly impracticable. If his views sale yesterday. The fare for round
Thomas county should feel proud of I were adopted and made into laws I ,r ‘P> including admission to gn lunds is
the Thomas Hussars. I every borrower in the county would I $7-^ 0 , good until Nov. 3rd. Tine rales
Several young ladies 0/ this city are be anxious to see them repealed be- t0 lhe Slate Fair at Macon go tin sale
studying short hand. |foro twelve months. Money will I l he 21st 10 30th mst. The film is
bring what it is. worth despite all the $4-5° for round trip,
usury Jaws that can bo passed. Cut Mr. J. T. Gilmer, of the Georgia
down the rate of interest, take off I and Alabama consiruction company,
stockholders of the Piney I attorneys fees, and homestead exemp- was in the city yesterday.
Both the Stuart and Gulf are
ing a fine run of bus ness.
The
hav-
Woods Hotel Company met at the tions, and thousands of people who,
hotel last night. | on good security lend money at 8 per
,Aml
that is the reason
trade with.
F.
r
1J,
-THE—
FAIR and SQUARE
Jake Menko Married
Cotton continues to come in; and I cent * call in that money ns rap-1 ^ r * Jake Menko and Miss Emma
Thomasville buyers arc, as usual, I as possible and put it in bonds I Wcssolowsky, of Albany, were mar-
paying top prices for it. and stocks that pay the same inter-1 r ‘ e< I l be latter place a few days
est and give no trouble at all. ago* This will be interesting news to
Yesterday the gray clouds, flud ub-1 Where will the farmer get bis cheap bis Thomasville friends. There is,
..t ....... j. .. a pp ear very | money tlieu ? perhaps, not a more widely known
It is a fact capable of proof that commercial man in the state. Ho
"woman” once
Woman the Better Word.
Give ut that- grand word
again,
And let’s have dono with "lady”
One’s a term
Full of lino force—strong, beautiinl nod
firm,
Pilfer the noblest use of tongue or peu—
And one’s a word for lackeys.
One suggests
The mother, wife and sister; one the dame
Whose costly robe, mayhap, gave her the
name; ]
One word upon its own strength leans and
rests,
The other minces, tiptoe,
Who would be
Dip'“perfect woman” mast grow brave of
luArt
And broad of soul, to play her troubled part
City Clotting House,
i.
Reliable merchants*
Three Mammoth Establish-
Mammoth
merits.
MITCHELL HOUSE BLOCK.
“Is Cosily tbj Habit, is Tky Pane fa Fij."
scucn of sunmade it
fallish.
Watch
our advertising columns, right here iu Thomas county, with the was for a number of years an officer
They tell you where the best bargains I rate fixed by law at 7 per cent, and a I > n the Southern Traveler’s Associa-
forfeiturc ot all interest aa a penalty tiou. The young couple will be ac
are to be had.
Mr. C. B. Armstrong, of Lowell, for usury, mon contracted to pay, and I companied by the best wishes of a
Mass, was iu the city yesterday, stop- did pay 40 per cent, a month, and I host of friends on their journey in
piDg at the Stuart. then 6 per cent, mid then 18 percent, | life.
Thomas superior court wiiTconvene I per annulu ’ nud thett on moaey
next Monday. It will last 'all lhe 1 11 ad Sun down to8per cent., except
week, and, perhaps, longer. I 8Ummer > when went U P «
Eoadmaster Reid, of.the-S.*F. & York', where Cotton thinks it is so
W. Ey., with headquarters at Way- easy to get at 4 to 6 per cent., that
cross, came in yesterday. | meiL M lligh m 4 or 5 per ccnt
County Court.
Bill Bailey, colored, was fined $40
little. Money wa* so tight
day in the county court. The grand
jury will very likely pay their re
spects to him, also, for resisting legal
PLACE TO BUY
Staple & Fancy
DRY GOODS,
CLOTHING.
Furnishing Goods,
dc.
Rumor has it that a young gentle- P er day for u lew days at a time. Yet 1>rucess '
Presbyterian Revision.
One of the divines engaged in the
1 work of revising tho confession of
min from Monticcilr wedded a young the laws in New York are very herd
hdy near Thomasville Ian eveuing. I on usurers.
Particulars to-morrow. But Cotton beats his record in his
The Piney Woods Hotel wiil open I ^ ast * tbiaks tho salaries of gov-1 faith is reported as saying that the
for the season of 90-91, in about six I ornors, judges and legislators should reason they were taking the matter so
weeks. The house and premises are ^ ess 9* an the pay of tho man who I slowly was that*the old confession of
being put in splendid older. works in a field or a ditch for ten I faith had stood for 250 years add they
* * 7— hours a day, because the latter labors I want the now one to stand as good n
Dr. Hicks has returned from Reids* with his muscles, white tho others on- test. The changes made arc not at all. .
ville, and is spending several days in | ly use their brains. Cotton ought, on radical, and the committee hopes to died *
w„n,
Tb« “perfect l-.'ly ’ ekltlcd in what to dn pg^'buUh. Xiveare sfapt, andTt
And What to say, grace in each tone and t he nail so squarely on the head, that
a 01 wo may be pardoned for bringing the
(Ti3 taught in schools, but needs serve nn-1 great writer's verses into cvery-day-
tlve tact.) business.
Yet narrow In her mind ns in her shoe. Gentlemen, make up your mind
Give’the first place, then, to the nobler | that the advice given by "Poloniui”
phrase
At'd leave the lesser word for praise.
— -Gila Wheeler Wilcox in Kansas City
.Star.
to his son, wHb was just setting ont
for Paris, the most fashionable city of
the world, (“As Costly” etc.,) is as
good to day as it was when he lived,
and had we been in existence at that
time, be would undoubtedly have add
ed—and go to the “City Clothing
House for thy apparel.”
A well dressed man is certainly the
IvL.i 1. .fit. * •! . *
the city. His family will probably this principle, to pay his mules more have its work adonted bv the trenem.! ■ ... ,
remain here all the winter. I than he takes himself hnnnusn th«v dn I li s.i.„.x . -x , | WJ s appointed to the supreme bench
5 , tud^rderirerkTh U n°h h d *° ™ th0Ut ° «"“* dcal of ob * by President Lincoln, i
Thomasville can heat any town 0 f | ® oro and harderwork than he does. | jeotion. I was an able lawyer
its size in tho state in imndsomo dis-1 p ' or one * ^ fake the broad ground that
play windows. They arc very artisti-1 man has bis price; not in the
cally arranged. mean 86,186 tl *at /<>« can buy him, but
that every man earns and receives just
Burial of Young Hopkins.
JSirexi'wiCK, Ga, Oct. 13—The
body of young Hopxins, who was
drowned by falling Irom Fancy Bluff I noblest work of tho tailors art.
Saturday, was interred at Darien to- , 1° be well dressed does not imply a
tetday in a badly mutilated condition, takes but few dollars to fit a gentleman
There is no doubt now that the drown- out from top to toe.
mg was accidental. I You’ll all admit that neat, form-fit-
—— ting and tastetul garments induce a
Col. Greene gets his Money. fellow to feel like he is‘somebody of
■ Atlanta, Ga, “HS’^
Gordon today ordered C-ol. James N.J You’ve all heard of the “McKinley
Greene of Milledgeville to be paid [^Tariff,” well it has sent cloths up 20 -
$8,888, or ono-fourth of the Trezovant percent. That will be a plausible ex
claim, to which he is entitled lor its J® 10 f « r some concerns for advancing
«»»“»■'» “»«»" ot
1852. The remaining $26,666 was We’re fixed, and in trim for this
turned into the treasury. I season, and intend to maintain our
I acknowledged lead of “Lowest Prices.”
The split of the democratic party [ Don’t forget our “ORDER” J)e-
ir. South Carolina is a most unfor-1 Pafbnont. \Ve have the finest line of
tunate one. Southern democrats, exhibited here 1 * 8 111810 ° rdCr C ™
if they arc wise, wiU never break into | Bcforo wo ^ wUh cloth ; Dgj , et ug
tell the conductors and brakemen on
tho several roads, that we are abso-
Justice Miller, of the supreme court, lutcly “HEADQUARTER8” for
Washington yesterday. He | uniform suits.
Genllflmen’s Furnishings.
18C2. He | Kx([uisito Fall | Fine, mediant, and
neckwear. | cheap underircar.
'V. collars and I Negligee Shirts
Insulting Four Years’ Heroic I General W. \V. Belknap, Secreta* I Dr^sSbuts KionTiLiaTs
oSrVICS. Jry of War, under President Grant, 1 00011 collars at 10c. | The best unlaandrcd
When the fellows who are knifing j died suddenly at bis lodgings iu '' '< " for ,i5 c ^ s ! lirt ,‘. n t0 7 n at 48c
® ° I ft All fa npr flflV or pnnta nnr rlnv flint I to tnWP R.if loPnotiAn eawa f V»r» Rnnna. fl * mm ■ A —- I QQtUrfllly CXpCCt tO flD(l |q
Hussars be on hand Friday at pa-
rade.. Arrangement will then b® i cel)ta per da y or 25 ccat3 per da y t j mt I to their, satisfaction, says tho Bruna-
mado foi the tournament at Stock 1 5j .. ts u. .in ^ Lt»i, ,u... _7„
Breeder’s Fair, Nov. 12th.
tx t, , 1 1 . , you u uuiurimy expect to nna in a
is all he is worth. If he gets $50,000 wick Times, they will please remem- j llarrlson Kec “ bas been nominalcd first-clas3 establishment, just let ua
a year, he is only getting what he is her that they havo stabbed a man by the . "Publicans of the second know. Will you?
Every member of the democratic worth, or what ho has succeeded iu who fought four years for Georgia,
executive committee ol the county making tho people beliovohe is worth. . ~ ‘g*
should be here on Thursday, the 23rd. It a man starts to work at 25 cents I L3S ‘ Weel< 8 Por,{ Pa °ki n B-
Business of importance is to be trans- per day, and shows himself worth
acted. j per day he will get it. Then,
congressional district in Florida, and |
1 will run against Mallory.
Him
Well wo have a few. We think
1 ti _ , Tho president has ended his west- lW ° ~ nCe T in
’uhi.-’- SSSS: r r'r'rT;'" 1 '’
L »o t kb..b M » 173,000 hog , «jj*«« -*11.
id legislators are worth what they wcek ’ ,ind last year. The to- tage of the now tarifl'ou tin to make |
t, because they have succeeded in | f al from March 1 date is 8.140,000 J a big “spec. - ’
thing people believe they are, to b.igs.against 6,115,000 a year ago. Plpf , mnn x v xnnaUinn _ ,,
AL-WAYS
IStooked with a full lino of new and
seasonable goods.
ALWAYS
.Ready to make you tho lowest prices,
quality considered.
ALWAYS
Bbady In w,.’ y»“ “ d 7“
ynoney.
F. H. LOHNSTEIN,
One to hear the deep tqned whistle shows that he is worth 85 per day ho
at the Thomasville Variety Works, will get that. The governors, judges | ““J )a ™ d "‘“‘^S.OOO tho preceding
would think a steamboat was coming, and
Its sonorous blasts are entirely dissim- get,
ilar to any whistle in town. making
Rev. Mr. Matterson, of Quitman ge ‘ thoso plnce3 ’ , I Nearly one-sixth of the people off Atlanta this morning,
county, who it is raid will run against . J" 1 ? 88 . 1 mantb '* couutr f H ,he Un ' t6d States live in thirty-four
Henry G. Turner for congress, was J a J!f h ) andl «‘ p f <1 hy B ‘ cka « 8 bad ct.es which have a population of
circulating around among the faithful bab. a, ho w,l always show that he ts more than 75.000 each. When the
in Thomasville, yesterday. W T perday>
1 and get it. The old cry about farm
Here’s a pointer for farmers. The ers making nothing, ought to be play-
Monticello Tribune, says; | ed out by this time. Many of them
T . . ... , , *>0 higher, but we want the hat trade,
Johnnie Manamaker took advan-1 and we’re bound to have it.
"One of our country friends inform-1 live well all the year, yet because
ed us this week that , he had a flock of w hen their accounts are settled at the
twenty-seven geese, which assisted end of the year and they have no
him very materially in keeping the money left, they cty out, “made noth-
grass out of a fifteen a :re patch of cot- ing —took all I made to pay my debts. 1
132 Broad St.
Lightning Flashes.
A large hole in the plaster in the
ceiling, of the office of the Gulf shows
where the lightning, using the electric
light wire as a conductor, struck
during the severe thunder and rain
storm Mon Jiy afternoon. A train of
cars were blown by the wind about a
hum?: 6 ** yards, Quite a stampede
took place io the Gulf while the light
ning was dancing oropnd the arc light,
and the bell t>ojrs«sca«ered jn fright
ened dismay.
Many of these officials that Cotton
thinks so enormously overpaid, would
gl«d(y g‘ ve their salaries to some one
who would guarantee them a good
living with no dobts at the end of the
year.
Let Cotton find a governor, judge,
or any other officer who is paid a sal
ary by the state, who has paid his
debts each year, and made money out
of his salary, and I will admit that I
am mistaken, but until he docs, I
stick to my views.
Lawykr.
results of the census are fully worked
out 11 will probably be found that the I
tendency of population from the coun-1
try to the towns disclosed in former | B ‘ Thomas > Jr - Volunteer^,orvor
censuses was much accelerated dur
ing the lasF ten years. It is a ten
dency that does cot promise good
results.—Telegraph.
GENERALITIES.
We invito comparison in all the
. branches of our immense business—
The Piedmont Exposition opens in | Dry Goods—Notions—Ladies and
Misses Cloaks, Carpets—Shoes, Cloth
ing—Hats and Furnishing Goods. If
our prices are not the lowest—don’t
buy—we mean business. There is
not a word of idlo talk about our an
nouncements. Wo want to make our
column attractive to the reader
Every ono of them will contain valua
ble hints for you. Read them—then
visit our comfortable stores and be
convinced.
Holland's King has lost his mind.
SIGNAL SERVkJb BUREAU
B. Thomas Jr’s- 12S Bread Street.
Fremont, ex-Prcsident Hayes’
home, is tho only town in Ohio, so I Minimum
far as reported, which shows a falling Ra * n : fa11
off in population. ;
Hayes’prcscnco in any town, is
enough to stop its growth. The peo
ple will never forget the great fraud
of’76.
Weather Bulletin for the 24 hours ending
at 7 o’clock j>. m., Oct. 14, 1800.
Tuipibatde*.
7 a.m
»P-“ 75
7 p. m : C3
Maximum for 24 hours 73
Fair and slightljr warmer.
Attention, Neptunes.
Attend meeting of importance to-night.
E. L. Browx, H. IVua,
It Sec. Foreman.
The legislature will meet the first |
:ck in November, Look
lively times in Atlanta, then.
WANTED.
.... too bands wanted on Albany and Cordele
week in November, Look out for | railroad. Apply to -
Joiix T. Gaum,
Sup't. Construction Co. Albany.
1015 cm .
Southern farmers, too many of them
continue to buy Western beef and
corn.
1 have.some fine Jersey Heifers for sale
cheap, at the Bclipse Stables.
10 5 uCtwl t, h. A. Yiisnor
I. Lew & Go.
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