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TO THE AFFLICTED. • The Blood and the Slomaeh it the lijt-tht I tlcranjcment of either U productive c>f ditcaee." m icrara-’S |ROYAL GERMETUER jj u the greatest blood purlfltr and ferm de- 3 atroyer of the age. It tones the stomach. Increases tho appetite, purifies the secre- T tlons and quickly and permanently cures s alt blood, stomach, kidney, bladder, liver, ^ and female diseases. Asa tonic It Is with* .. 3 out a rival in tho whole range of materia 4 5 medica. It is a sovereign remedy, and W R never falls to cure rheumatism, neuralgia, r paralysis, insomnia, dyspepsia, Indlges- a Mon,debility, palpitation, catarrh, etc. 3 Hon. H. W.Grady says: ** It U the Ul- 5 lima Thu: t all remedies.’* R Rev. Sam. I\ Jones says: “I wish every jj suffering wife had access to that medl* e clno.'* i itev. J. B. nowthorne says: "It baa 5 brought certain and radical cures to bun* • drsds in Georgia and other States.'* | Mrs. Ella R. Tennont, Editor Tennent's ) Home Magarine, says: "Ita famo has j spread like a prairie fire.” 5 Dr. Jos. Young, the great temperance R lecturer, says: “Oh! that every afflicted R man and woman could get this grand rem- B edy.»* i Thousands of others attest its virtues 9 and sound Its praise. If yon ore aiofc, do not despair till yoa have tried Germetuer. It has performed :uree that astonish the world. f If you aro suffering with disease and fall j of a cure, send stamp for printed matter, 3 certificates of wonderful cures, etc. 1 For sale by King’s Royal Germetuer J Company, Atlanta. Ga., and by druggists, jj Price fl.SU per concentrated bottle, which u makes one gallon of medicine as per dl- j rectlons accompanying each bottle. Can 5 be sent by express C. O. D., if your - j gist cannot supply you July iy &UTI0N l&JtnSMSREi® as his name and price stamped on bottom* -Wo ?H75 W. L. DOUGLAS n SHOE GENTLEMEN. -.■’.as Calf and Laced Waterproof Grain. rae excellence and wearing qualities of this shoo jnnot be better shown than nv the strong endorse- • -.lute of 1U thousands of constant wearers. • 2»-teO Gennlne Hand-sewed, an elegant and •S* stylish dreM Shoo which commends itself. , A>,00 Ilnnd-sewcd Welt. A fine calf Shoo unequalled for style and durability. • • <2.fO fJoodycar Welt I* the standard dress if Aboe, at a popular price. . „ , . , »SBO Pollcemnira Hhoc Is especially adapted %T for railroad men, farmers, etc. AU made in Congress, Button and lacS. «3&$2 SHOES LA F D 0 igs, ave oecn most favorably received since Introduced :c4 tho recent Improvements make them superior • e any shoos sold at these prices. xS your Doalcr, aud if he cannot supply you send x&et to factory enclosing advertised prloe, or a DOUGLAS. Br.ck.oa. Hass. Cnrtrigli\E& Daniel, Agents, Thomasville,JGa. Julyl-Ctn PROFESSIONAL CARDS. JOHN K. SINGLETARY, ATTORNEY AT LAW. CAIRO, GEORGIA. WU1 practise In the nuperler and county court, also In the Justice s courts. Prenspt attention given to the collection of claims, *nd all business Intrusted to me. t-MydAw -QR. J. MARION IIORROCKS, 129 Broad Street, THOM AS VILLE, - - GEORGIA, m McIntosh. A*liy.sicimi A Snrceoii, Thomasville, Georgia. tp-OFFICE oyer Surk’s, corner Broad and “Fletcher Street*. rj S. DEKLK, M. D., Office in Ilayes’^Building. g^Sesldence—Corner College avenue and Mag kiella street. Telephone communication, No. 2S for night 111. j^UTcoyle, d. IT. s.. Resident Dentist, •^Thomasville, Georgia. Offers his services to n citizens ef Thom fctvflle and vicinity. OBca ht'iM —From lamb) 1 p. ra., and w ml l» 5 p. n O ffles —Oa 4 tcksoQ street. >J O. McLRNDON, Attorney-at*Law, • •» ThoraasvtUr, - Georgia. it *tr-*iit;o« given; to alljB.btwlnos^en- to him. •Over Watt’s eturo, oorner Broad and 3SQ. metreesa. ART SCHOOL AND STUDIO la Rear .1 Uhnwy, Tkomrrflla, fl*., Mrs. J. P. McAuley, Btndoat nnltr eiiRnipiith.d Uack.ra of lilt ilokooli ol tk. Metropolitan Unisons *f Art ul tl ih. Ctepir I'aioa, will fi,« ltri.nl In the Arti cftoDuijw. Tonne underlie. Roan, 0 Am- 12 m. ‘j-inxt ai 1 hat dauL> >f pain' on my s ccve !’, ••But dun i you see the si^n ?” asked the proprietor. ‘•Ot course 1 did- “Then yu should have been C3re- lu." ‘Careful ! (', ireful ! Mow did I know whether it mear t you had paint 10 s-ii, or had painted your door ! Ifast y..u, sir It m.ai t .amt <» your roof, f r a'.- knew — D.iro-t Free It was a sign reading “Paint.” No one <;oul I misiake it for “express ’ or rent.” It was tacked on l h t door, anti one c Uni read tile word across itu • r e'. And v. i a in in walked u .. read he s it 11, opened 'he dior, aid thru hli.red out: •• i I anj* it! Look sto son, groml-parent to grand-ehlld, tho ills of life, nil alike sulijecl I Press. I sec deni little pearly ga'c.” sa:d the dying coljred boy. “What am beyond, fidder ? ’anx iously asked his son. “Brtss my sou!, chil ! el dar ain't a angel cakewalk fur a melon as : ig a elephant.” Mrs. Frank Lesleys hunt for a hus band stems to lack many elemen s of sincerity. ... . 1 Nature should be TAi\E assisted in the ' • to throw off W THB SPRING. Jliriug t 'V.-y-x l - ,e hearinaM or the aluggiah wintar circulation of the blood. Nothing docs It oo weH. «o prompt or wuf.iy |as Swift's Specific. I haro used 8. S. S. for a number of yean, and consider it the best tonic ant, blood remedy that I ere* used. In fact I would not attempt to enter upoa s spring or summer in this climate with out it. II. W. Colkmaf, Of Coleman, Ferguson & Co., Dado City, Fla. Our book on Blood and Skin Diseases mailed free. Bwift Specific Co.. Atlanta. (It Jsnl-ly V. A. HORROCKS, Contractor & Builder. Will be glad to make contracts for or superintend ALL CLASSES OF BUILDING, IN BIUCK OR WOOD. V. A. HORROCKS, general contractor, P O, Box 71. Thoniasvillc, Ga. James Gribben. CONTRACTOR AND BUILDER, THOMASVILLE, GA. 1 „U1 beglad !o mnk C( ntracts for,'or »u perlntend, all classes of buildings, PubLv c. Private, in sltlier brick or wood. »111 furnish plans and specilkations If required. If you want any bufldini; dono call ou me, and I will submit estimates whether contract is awarded me or sot. I will guarantee satisfaction in all my work. I refer to the many buildings erected by me in Thomasville, and to all parties for whom I have worked. 8pop on Jlctcher •tiret. 2nd door from Broad. Itiomaavilie Ga.. A »ril 15. 1890. A. S WHITE, Contractor & Builder, THOMASVILLE GA,' tsreful and personal attention paid tu nil work, and satisfaction guaranteed in boih w.rk and prices. Will be glad to make estimates for you. My aim is to please my 7 ]0, dftw 6ns This Space Will be Occupied BY WILLIAMSON & ROUX Watchmakers & Jewelers, WHO WILL SHORTLY OPEN ,BUSINESS AT NO. 3 27 BROAD Street, 10 .1 Ini J. R. BURCH, ——DEALER I.N-B Mill located 8 miles north ol Thomasrille. I will delirer lumber any where in the city or on hoard curs nt the VERT LOWEST LIVING PRICES. Thanking* my patrons for past favors, I ask a continuance ol the same, promising fair, square, upright dealings in every par ticular. I guarantee prices and quality, and respectfully solicit a share of the public patronage. J. R. BURCH, THOMASVILLE,^GEORGIA. a-M&wti m. DaunU Hit llbmyA Cleat* Iy. Co. The Pullman Car Line ii kt w i: i;n Louisville, Cincinnati Oil INDIANAPOLIS, AND CHICAGO AND THE NORTHWEST. The I'ullman Vcatibulwl Serv' c on Night Trains, Parlor Cliai- Cars on Day Train. The Monon Trains make the fastest time between the Southern Win ter Cities and Summer Re sorts of the Northwest. WM.F. BLACK, fSeneral Monuacr. «V. A. McDOKIs, Traffic Manager. J AS. BARKER, Gen. I\ A., Chicago, f'.or further Information address R.W. GLADING. Gen’l Agent. 158 Broad St. Thomasville. Ga ALABAMA MIDLAND RAILWAY. Time card in effect July l.'ltli, 1800, west noi’.Nn.' Lv Tiiomasville, S, F. & W 7 20 ft m Bninhridge, A. M. Hy 9 00 it in Donnlsor.villc 9 51 a in Dothan U 10 ft m Ar Ozark..... 12 15 p m Lv Ozark (dinner:...12 4.5 p m Trov '. 2 38 p m Ar Montgomery 5 00 p m GO.'SO EAST. Lv Montgomery 8 00 a m ” Troy 10 22 a m Ar Ozark 12 15 p m Lv Ojpirk fdinner) 12 45 p m ' Dothan 1 48 p m DonnlsonvUIe 3 00 p m Ar Bftinbridgc 4 00 p m Lv Bainbridge, S. F. & SV.„. 4 15 p m Ar Thcmftsvillc 5 55 j» m Alabama Midland trains arrive and depart fr jin union depot Montgomery. Haidfn Millrs, G. F. k I*. A. B, Dl’MIAM, Montgomery, Ala. Gen. Supt. A. W. PALIN & BRO.’S Carriage Shops. Lower Broad Street. Thomasville, Ga- EVERY DESCRIFTION OF CARRIAGE AND WAGON REPAIRING IIOKSR SHOEING, ETC., Done at reasonable rates. Having recently purchased a number ot labor-saving tools and having the Best Equipped Shops n Southwest Georgia, we are prepared to do all kinds of work in our line with di. 3 patch and neatness. a|d22d&wly B. D. FUDGE, THOMASYILLK, GA. DEXLRBIS— HARDWA PLE STOVES, IRON, Buggy and Wagon Material Tinland. Hollow Ware, Guns! [and Sporting Goods ot all !fin,ls, and agent fur King’s Powder Co. Tuff* Pills SAVES JIONEY* •poclallyr prepared oa a Family Medicine) >nd sappliei a want W>ug felt. Thor re* more unhealthy accumulations (Von, the body, without nausea or srlplnr, Adapted to younK and old. Price, 20c, SOLD EVEllYWUERID. Junl0-ly J.’.ltG 1, .:,t>nrlcnowlptliT(N] r.j in _ flVr**r<. ’ l. i STO’JfR, M 0,0fCATi:f»ai.; Sold hy Dravielalv. 'a-rkl I»Bf« ?•: Ji,qo, <’r.»N«l», ThamnftvIIIr 1 Bl«» r f t,’:.- 1:‘ Poison follows through generations, ami i ; the r.t The fooli idea of lileeding a peraon for many ills Is r/n iidicuic i' j-r.*ct ; ces of foi.ner medical science. The h’ea is t > nuilcl up the s; it need** a 1 » •-* blood, and at an early *.ay the person who fails to take \V\ \V for nn> Hl^cd Trouble, Kidney or Bladder Affliction, Rlicumatihin, indigr-,tion. will he a* much in object of amuaement as the methods cf the c.arly phvsici Why? Because he does’nt know a good thing (W. W. C. i«») when he sees it. vn ganerally. CamnaaMd taking i r-, nml experienced great relief btfara flnlshiaf ln« first bottle. lv sii.ro v. till good results. Columbia, (Ja., Jun4 IS, 1839. xlcrful iried it in my family L. G. BOWERS, W. W. C. for sale by all Druggist*. Manufactured by Wooldridge’s Won^Cfa ful Cure Co.) Columbus, Ga. nich-l‘My P?8V)nuer: Schedule Georgia Southern & Florida Railroad Suwanee River Route to Floi'iiia. Taking effect Jaly <tk, 186®. Standard Time, 90th Meridian. GOING SOUTH. 9 49 pin. 9 49 pm. 11 .T2 pm. Leavo Macon, union depot.. m u am. Arrive C'ontcle, JuuoMonfl A A M hy... 2o4pm. Leave Cnrdolo •• * r 2 04 pm. Arrlvo Tlfton Junction B k If IIy 3 86 pm.. Leave Tlfton, " " 3 36 pm. Arrlvo Valdosta. Junction S 7 A W By.... C 11 pm 122 Lo*vo Valdosta " ” Arrlvo Jasper " " 6 16 pm .... 2 3 Arrive Lake City Junction TCfc? XR 723 pin 342 i Leave Lake City •• “ 7 48pm 3 52 i Arr Jacksonville FCa Pdepot . 6 3*i Arrive Hampton Junction FC & PRa 9 33pm. G p l Arrive Palalka union depot 11 (5 pm 8 oe. Arrive St Augustine via J St A & H R R*,, .... u .... t .., 10 0 No. 11 . 5 lu;i in 11 50pm . 1 oopm . 5 5<»pni ft luatn . 10 30am . 12 23pm . 2 sftpni . 5 20pm GOING NORTH. Leave St Augustine via J St A k H R bR Lcavo Palatk.x union depot Arrlvo Hampton Junction Fc A Pdepot.... Lv Jacksonville. F C A P depot Arrive Lake City " „ • • • • i^avo Lake City Junction FCAPRR Arrlvo Jasper Junction 8 F & W RR Arrlvo Valdosta “ “ Arrlvo Tlfton Junctlop B W |»P r ,, Leave Tlftoa “ *? ^ Arrive Cordelo Junction S A k M Ry Arrive Macon Union depot 5 45 am. 7 47 am. 7 30 am. 0 50 pm.. 10 (Mam.. 1102 apt. ...13 06 m.'. 141 pm.. 1 56 pm.. 3 15 pm.. 5 45pm... lii 40pm .1000 pm •y«pw . 12 55am, . 2 34 am. . 2 34 am .12 40 am . I 10 ]im H 40 pin Pullman Palace sleeping can* on trains Nos. 3 and 4. All trains arrive and depart from union depot Macon, excet>* r ii ana 14 accom modation trains, which arrive and dopart from Macon lURcMOii ' A C. KNAPP. Traffic Man , Macon, E. Gon. P.iss. Apt.. Macon. Oa. South Georgia College, Branch of the state University. Fall Term Opens First Wednesday in SEPTEMBER. FACULTY. (Jin rlcM W. llutson, l-CZ- Preside A. €S. Miller. Prof. Mathematles and Cem- mandant of Cadets.* .Ilian Irene Flatter, Intermediate Papatf-- ment. Itliss Ulnttle W111<ntus. Primary Department The course of instruction will be thorough. »ml strict discipline enforced. Young men will lie well prepared to enter the Unlrcrslty. The houltli and morals of the town are both rood. Students can act board In prlrate families at reasonable rates. Terms $10 per Session. All students will bo required I® pay this matriculation fee in advance, to th« treoiurer. For further particulars .address 1 CHARLES W. HUTSON. Prasldtnt. or WILLIAM D. MITCHELL, 8ecty and Treas. 8-19-tf and preicrlbn It wl:b out! THOMASVILLE VARIETY WORKS. Reynolds, Hargrave £ Is\U, III) Manufacturers andiDealers ■ —— ROUGH & DRESSED LUMBER. LATIIES, SHINGLES, MOULDINGS, BRACKETS, SCROLL WORK, MANTLES, BALUSTERS, STAIR-RAJ^ Nevvel Post*. OFFICE, CHURCH & STORE Furniture. STORE FRONTS. Wiro Screen Douts andfJWirJiffwP, Saa Doors nn<l Blinds STAIR BUILDINf tND IhMLF. I AI.DWOOIFINlfn SPECIALTY. -CORRESPONDENCE SOLICITED. l^^kcWlTHOUT ^a/d WARPAIN. IIPPHAN BH0’& ORUGGISfx PROPS .Savannah, Mr, bulldtnir up (ho ayttent rarlriljr. LtdU■ WUM* ijiIuiik *r« |tnl«i>n»d au.l who*o blood luln an lmpiir»c«inilltl.»n«luo n:j;.airnal Irreirtilvl- LI PPM AN BROS., Pro/rlotors, WHOLE ALB DRUOGlfcrs. Llpppan Block 5AV^,NNAH. Gk Jan2llT Cannot Causa Stricture. Painless to Use, KNOWN (HB tea . gcMCO^H » DWfld _ $ _ , Prlco, Sb fe Sold by all Erc^iats Soli In Blaln laebafb with Bobber STringe Icr $1,50 iat-ly Grand Central Hotel, WAYCROSS, GA. With Electric Lights. fs now open, and I would be pleased to hare iny Thomasville friends and others stop with me when they come this way. AU my help is 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. Bates $2.00 to $3.00 per day. D. J MclNTUSU, 4-19-dAwly I’rcvtfoiteu ATTENTION! k BARE CHANGE! I offer for ileXt lew days a very desirable cottage on nice cor ner lot in “East End,’ 1 for £pIL,500, payable $200 cash down, the balance in monthly installments divided over any number of years up to ten years, with 6 per cent, interest on Si,300 from date of sale. Possession gi ven immediately. This is indeed a rare chance. HOUSES TO KENT. Six room house in Vearnside, $100 per month for noi less than threft months. Seven room furnished house oi> Calhoun slreet at $75 per month for not less than four months. Nice little furnished cottage, closo in on Crawford street, at $(>0.00 per month. Furnished house—eight rooms— new—on Warren sireet, near Rem ington avenue, at $350 for four moutha, Four room house besides dining room and kitclun, on Clay street unfurnished, 8200 per year. Four room dwelling on Calhoun and Young streets, unfurnished, at $10,00 per month. Two nice furnished front rooms in “East End,” sunny and bright, at $25.00 per month. Furnishe I house on Smith avenue, three bed rooms, $40.00 per month for not less than tour months. Little cottage, large lot, on Carroll Hill, tour rooms, furnished, nt $150.- 00 for the season of 5 months. Two rooms furnished with use of dining room and kitchen, on CuP.oun street, at $25.00 per month. Sevon room furnished house, on Warren street, including dining room and kitchen. $350 for 4 months. .Six room furnished house, on Sew ard street. $350 for five months. Large new dwelling, a little trnf, very low to right parties. Besides other's furnished and u - ^. furnished, I represent the following Ins France companies: THE SUN FIRE OFFICE fty LONDON. The Scottish Union aud National Fire Insurance Co., of Endinburgb. The Guardian Fire Assurance Co., of Loudon. The United Underwriters Fire I'm* surancc Co., of Atlanta. The grand old Mutual Life Insur ance Co., of New York. The National Accident Society of New York. } H i. Malta- 17S Rrosul Street, Thomasville - Ga-