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VOL. IV—NO. 163
THOMASVILLE, GEORGIA. WEDNESDAY MORNING. FEBRUARY 22, 1893.
95.00 PER ANNUM
LOCAL HAPPENINGS.
ThomasviUe and Elsewhere by
a Stranger.
TnouisvELB, Ga„ )
. . ' Fab. 21,1898.}
Editor Times Ertebprise:
The writer is visiting ThomasviUe
for the first rime and is much pleased
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The News of the Day Told in
Brief—Personals, Etc.
„ Read the new od of R. L. Hicks
& Co„ this morning.
If you want something nobby,
nice and the latest, wo have it.
Come and look; Spring goods
arriving'dflily.
L. Steyerman&Bro
169 BROAD ST.
Clothing,
Gents’ Fornishines
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' in im-
Our Clothing Store is now
filled with an elegant stock of
Men’s an&ihiy’s Spring Cloth
ing, consisting jof the follow
ing well know
Schlos ®ro. &Co., Strouse
& Bro., Hamberger Bros., and
Alfred, Benjamin & Co.
w. IpF
mcnse’: stock of Balbriggan
Underwear (hat will be sold at
remarkably low prices.
We also have* full line of
John B. ^Stejaon’s Hats and
Stacy witarns *'* and James
Means’ Shoes.
L. Brp.
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CORNER BROAD & JACKSON
STREETS,
Lohnstein’s Old Stand.
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SUITS HADE TO OBDEB.
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Mr. Keefer is making the wood J climstes of our country. The trip
businesa hum. Mr. K. is a bus ier. I from . Montgomery, Ala., here wae
We are glad to see Mr. W. H. or J | he .^ ,abama M .| dland railroad '
Parker out .gam after a-short illness, andthe «“. * P™
. > penty all along the line, in town* and
Fruit growers should attend the I j n the county, and farming operations
meeting here on tho 1st day of I are fairly under way. The road is
^ ar °b. faj,,. ... g w q ±a g I in splendid obmditioii as - to'road bad,
Travel was quite heavy yesterday, rolling • stock and equipment, and
notwithstanding Tuesday is considered I makes faster lime than any of the
an oft day. / I road* west of the Mississippi in the
Rev. Father Scmmee, of Georgia, 5?*' ind a P att °/ iho £“ t 1 P,aat
will arrive thi. morning. He wilfbe CJmrieatcn,
the guest of Mr. M. Aider. J C ” “ d ^“ Jnv,l,e r ’* ht
I through your city to Montgomery
Meeew. L. Steyerman & Bro. have I Ala., and making close connection
anew and interesting ad in this I f or *11 point. west. . Our railroads are
morning to which we direct attention, jibe greatarteritt of commerce and
Misa Laura Jones left yesterday for the tendency of the times is to consol
New York, where she goes to purs idatiomr and vast aggregrations of
chase het-new spring stock of milli-1 capital under the management of a
nery, hate, etc. I few persons, and the question arises
Col. W. B. Bennetl" Hon. E. P. 8. " ^ ~ of ,ok f“
islatnree and railroad commissions
were in the city yesterday.
Papers were signed up yesterday I and regulaUng them all the time?
afternoon whioh will insure a large I Are they a prolonged class making so
manufacturing plant in ThomasviUe. I much m6ro than other investments?
It will be located in “La Cubans I Who Iter heard of a small stock*
City.” | holder making anything ont of hia
Have you seen the splendid work atoo V ^ not b V
being done on tho extension of Clay I »tock he can pay fo»? Let ub fosthr
itreet? The work will be promptly] an< ? enooa 7£ eonr ^wads by ju«t
pushed to tho site ot ‘La Cubans I “ d e T ai ‘* b, « legion whero leg-
Qity i, islation may he traded, and by a
:—! — I wholesome public sentiment for the
Mr. E. v. Mallette is makingan I interest, of tho road, and of the peo
intereating offer in his real estate “ad” I pl« are mdttuL The writer has late-
this roomiog. He will sell at public I ly been in more than half the State
■ale the only available vacant lot on j 0 f the^union, and all over the south,
Dawson street. It is indeed a beauty, j and thero ls great improvement -in
town and country everywhere. Let
AMONG THE HOTELS. *
Points and. Personals Picked up by
tho Reporter on His Daily
Rounds.
The rain kept the guests of the
hotels in doors yesterday afternoon,
but with cards, music and other
amusements tho time did not drag, 11
The following are late arrivals at
Masury: R. E. Lawrence, Jr., Boston;
Geo. H. Smith, wife, maid and child,
CbiUioothie, O. !
To-day is Washington’s birth day.
The day will ho celebrated at the
Piney Woods with a grand Bal
Poudre to-night.
Among the latest arrivals at the
Piney Woods are: Col. Gny V.
Henry, U. b. A; Mrs. Henry, Wash
ington; Edward M. Molntire, Col. J.
K. Molntire, Dayton, 0.
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Mr. T. J. Kimball, President of the
Norfolk and Western railroad, wh-V,
with a party friends, has been spend
ing some days at tho Pmey Woods,
left yesterday in_ a private car for
Savannah.
Don’t forget the lecture of Col. L, thank God for the results ot the
Lynea at the opera house on Friday j #te options, f«, r Him and keep his
evening. The lecture is to bo deliver-1 commandments and be happy,
ed for tho benefit of the Charity Hof- j • m P. B,
pital.
Mrs. W. B. Custer, of Columbus,
Ohio, widow of the late General Cus- ■ • en
ter, whoee fame is world wide, passed] ^ •>
through the dty yesterday en rouf 1
to Jacksonville, Fla.
The Library Entertainment.
A benefit for the Library will be
in tho near future at
ira. house. Home talent and
have‘kindly consented to take
part in the entertainment. The pro-
, .. ... , , I gam is not yet complete, but there
Thenewsofanother bhmrd and ^^ TOCal ^ diMtrument#1|
blinding snow storm m New’ Eng-1 bleaux Md W dtation fc IWchro!
land, will be interesting readmg for twifro(nboth ^ hotelfl Mitohell
our visitors. New. also come, From! d Pin WootU/have (men secured,
the west and northwest, of snow and will be. treat to lovers of
dinging cold weather jn that region. ^ RefrMhment# wiU
Mr. E. M. Malletce has negotiated « e rved tho same evening at one of the
the sale of the magnificent Bata lot on I stores on Broad street, probably the
Dawton street, to O.C, Ewart, ot Newl^° wcr The-proceeds wiU be
York. Mr Ewart wilt handsomely for bu / iD « aew books ' aad «dd-
improve this property for a winter 1« U* furniahing of^tho Library,
home. His house will have every I Mr. J. Hanaell Merrill, president of
convenience and comfort. Mr. Ewait IWlibrary Association, met a num-
will be a welcome and prominent I be r '» diea at the Library yesterday
addition to the northern res'denta of Mtemoqu and conferred with them iu
ThomasviUe. •>•*■<-.< r ?-[tho r appointment of committees.
' —.i'.i-M. I There will be another meeting this
Mr. C. W. McLean, president of | afternoon,
the Florida, Georgia and Western
railroad, has called a meeting of tho I Washington’s Birthday.
stockholders of that road to meet in T „ . . . ,
thi. city on the 16th inat. We hope I J“ hl SnLi # t
to be able to give onr readers sbmol_»i v, “bington
cheering new. M the result of their
deliberation.—Floridian TMlahamee. S t V
ThomasviUe is equally intereated ^mo^if
in this road, and any new develon- the memory of
menta wiUbe noted with intewt. ^ ““ who bad “ ther b® ri * ht tban
menu wm no nuuu wimmwrest. jpgg. jj,, greatness of which be lies-
Cumberland Island is a popular I teemed by those who dwell under the
resort with ThomasviUe people, and protecting folds of the stars and>tripes
they will be interested to know that a looses nothing with passing years.
ayndicata of Cincinnati capitalists will] SMs-to come, future generations
ereot an elegant hotei costing $300,- [ wurlfbember that the 22nd of Feb-
000 on the site known as High Point I ruary is the birthday of one who was
The grounds will be beautified with “first iu war, first in pesos and fiat in
landscape gardening. A new dock I the hqszts of his countrymen.”
will be built, Jaod an electric railroad is I ■ *
to be built to the ocean beach. In | Barker's Clothing House has a few
Mr. Edward 8. Swift, of the firm
of Swift & Co., one of the largest
meat packing firms in tho great west,
was at the Mitchell with bis family
yesterday. They left on the neon
train for Jacksonville.
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The Stuart House waiters will
have a cake, walk in Cook & Dekle’a
hall, Broad Street, three doors below
Fletcher street, next Monday
evening. Doors open at 7 o’clock.
Grand march conn’s off at 8:50.
Admission, 25c. ''
fact it is to-bs equipped ituorery way I words to say to its friends and patrons
like the popular resorts of the east, jthu morning. Read the new ad.
Messrs. H. Wilson and daughter,
of Greenwich, Conn; S. T. Kingsber-
ry, Valdosta; J. B. Jennings, St,
Louis; F, C. Smith, Cinn.; A. L.
Ferguson, Lynchburg; J, C. Turner,
Columbus, and Thomas G. Brent,
Macon, were among the arrivals at
the Stuart yesterday.
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Yesterday’s arrivals at the Mitchell
were: D; Lo Duo, Montreal; W. G.
Allen and wife, Chicago; C. G. Wilson,
Millcdgeville; Mrs. John T. Wilson,
Mias Mamie Scott, Maysvilie, Ky.;
W. S. Herrimsn and wife; Brooklyn;
Samuel Steel and wife Newark; Miss
a F. Hall, Now York; Mrs. Ed fe *ar P.
Sawyer, Mrs. C. C. Chose, child and
nurse, Oshkosh, Wis; Mr. and Mrs.
Emory Cobb, Kankakee; E. R. Ben
nett, New York; W. C. Vansant,
Coiambus, O ; Cbaa. E, Bbrin, Cin
cinnati; Wm. Geppcrt, Atlanta; W.
A. MoPhae), Baltimore,
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The fuUowing parties are very
pleasantly donate l at Oa k Hill: Mrs.
and Miss Benson, Tennessee; Miss
Boies, Iowa; Mrs. and Miss Cum
mins, Mrs. and Mias Winthrop, Minri
nesota; Mr; and Mrs. Whittlesey,
New York; Dr. Walbr/dge, Mrs.
EUerby, Mrs, Brown and eon, New
York; Miss Miles, Miss Fay, Mr.
Barbee, Indiana; Mr. and Mi ss Bacon,
Illinois, Mr., Mrs. and Miss Valpey,
Michigan; Mr.,Mrs. and MimF-ychen,
Ohio; Mr, and Mrs. Keyes, .Massa
chusetts; Mr., Mrs. and Miss Barnes,
Ohio; Misses Brown, Massachusetts;
Misses Irvin, Pennsylvania; Mr., Mrs.
and Miss Hempstead,. Illinois; J. WL
Peacock, pity.
Dispatches from ’Topeka say titat
the republicans will elect a stalwart
democrat to supplant Martin, and
that democrat io senators haves agreed
to seat him. It makes little* differ
ence whioh faction does tho electing
ao that the man chosen Fa a democrat.
Hussars Officers.
Iq pursuance of ao order from the
Governor, the Hussars held an elec
tion for officers Monday night. The
election was held by- Justice of the
Psacs Martin and Capt. Haosril, of
the Guards. The following gentlemen
were elected :. „
Captain—J, G. Hopkins.
tst Llcu'enant—E. M. Mallettc.
2nd Lieutenant—J. W. Mitchell.
3rd Lieutenant—J. A. Haivjn.
Same twenty-one members enlisted
and much eotbusiasm was shown by
the members. The Hussars was the
only company out of fourteen that the
Governor would accept. We trust
the members will now take more in
terest in the’ organization and make
the company what it ought to be—the
best in the state.
From the Boston World :
Rev. A. W.<aisby’filled his regular
appointment at the Presbyterian church
Sunday, and preached* two able and
interesting sermons to large congre
gations. . Mr. Clisby’s sermons always
interest his hearers and are highly ap
preciated.
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Our sister city, ThomasviUe, is to be
congratulated upon the fact that Mr.
Dave Elias is still in business there, he
being the manager of the Levy Mer
cantile Company upon the retirement
of Mr. 1 Levy. Mr. Elias is keeping
the magnificent business up to its old
time standard and the stock oi goods
presents bargains galore and to suit
the taste and purse of all buyers.
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Monday morning C. & S. M. AVolff
will ofpen up a first-class dry gcods
store in ThomasviUe. They will oc
cupy the old Wolff stand bn Broad
street, and their new store will be
dream of beauty. Charlie and Sam
Wolff, the proprietora, are two of the
best known and most popular young
men in the county and are well known
to the readers of the World. Their
stock will be large and selected with
only such taste as those young men
possess and their friends will watch
their success with pleasure, and the
World will guarantee that they will
maintain their popularity.
“La Cubans City,” is much talked
of. The beautiful drive leading to it
will bo a very popular one.
Pope Leo XIII has just celebrated
his golden jubilee. He was made an
archbishop fifty years ago. He suc
ceeded Pope Pines IX in 1878. Since
mounting the pontifical throne,
though bereft of temporal power, he
has been a central and conspicuous
figure in the world’s history.
Is the best Blood Medicine, beciutu
It assists nature to throw olT the iir.
purities of the blood, and at the sam
tinto tones ui» tho culho orgAiiUnt. This is Ju*
contrary tot no effect of the various potash, nut
ettrv, sarsaparilla mixtures, which bottle up tin
impurities in tho system, tnua producing laud
d Ancs* am 4 suHariug. Therefore, for a
BLOOD MEDICINE
you cannot do better than tako 8. B. 8.
“As a physician, I have prescribed ami nsoi
S. 8. 8. In my practice as a tonic, and for trior.*
troubles, mu nave been very successful, r tie vet
ageda remedy which cavosttch general satisfac
tion to myself and patients*
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