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VOL. IV—NO. 166
THOMASVILLE, GEORGIA. SATURDAY MORNING. FEBRUARY 25, 1893.
$6.00 PER ANNUM
LOCAL HAPPENINGS.
The News of the Day Told in
Brief—Personals, Etc.
If you want something nobby,
nice and the latest, wo have it,
Como and look. Spring goods
arriving daily.
L.Steyerman&Bro
159 BROAD ST.
Clothing,
Gents’ Furnishings,
Hats & Shoes.
Our Clothing Store is now
filled with an elegant stock of
Men’s an 1 Boy’s Spring Cloth
ing, consisting of the follow-
ing well known make3 :
S.-hlos Bro. & Co., Strouse
& Bro., Ilambcrgcr Bros., and
Alfred, Benjamin & Co.
Wo have receivod an im
mense stock of Balbriggcn
Underwear that will be sold at
remarkably low prices.
Wejdso have a full line of
John B. Stetson’s Hats and
Stacy Adams and James
Means’ Shoe;.
L. Steyerman & Bro.
CORNER
BROAD &
STREETS,
JACKSON
Lohnstein's Old Stand.
"One little word,” he pleaded,
"One that will more mu, pet."
Hit tender request she heeded
By softly murmuring—“Get?'’
See notice of walk'ug cans ) t.
The boulevard is a popular drive.
Mr. R. W. Glading returned from
a trip to Tampa yesterday.
The two new bridges on Clay street
leading to “La Cubana,” were
pleted yesterday,
Mr. J. G. Ball and wile, who have
been spending a few d5ys visiting
friends in the city, returned to Tampa
yesterday.
Mr. W. Smith, a prominent real
estate agent of Chicago, has arrived
at the"Caraon,” Mr. Glading’s charm-
house.
Mr-. Rachael Armistcad, of Arca
dia, La., who has been spending some
time in the city visiting relatives, re
turned home yes-erday.
As will he seen by notico elsewhere
a dentist has opened rooms at Miss
Jones’, on Jeflerson street, aud will
extract teeth without pain. Read
the ad.
AMONG THE HOTELS.
Points and Personals Picked up by
the Reporter on His Dally
Rounds
There will be a german at the
Masury hotel next Tuesday evening.
***
Litcst arrivals at Miss Uhlcr’s, Mrs,
F. D. .Piielon and Miss L, A. East-
man, Springfield, Mass.
Among yesterday’s arrivals at the
Pincy Woods were: Dr. Frank Nichols,
com- Hoboken, and Dr. E. W. Pyle, Jersey
City.
Mrs. Schofield and daughter. Mrs.
Bosworth, of Milwaukee, nrrived
yesterday and arc pleasantly located
at Mrs. B. D. Fudge’s, on Dawson
street. Mrs. Schofield comes to visit
her daughter, Miss Schofield, who is a
guest of Mr. aud Mrs. Glading.
Mr,. McRcynolds, of Fort Smith,
Ark„ who has been spending some
weeks in the city visiting her sister,
Mrs. J. V. Cumight, lelt yesterday,
morning fur Columbus, where she
will spend a few days before returning
home. Mrs. McReynold’s friends in
Thomasvillc would bo glad to have
her visit them again.
At a spelling match at the Allen
Normal School Friday afternoon, the
first prize was won by Alice Glasher;
the second by Bessie Thompson; the
third by Lucius Wooten, all of the
s'xlh grade.
Miss Pearl Tilton, tho accomplish
ed daughter of the .genial proprietor
of the Mitchell House, and Mr. Albert
II, Fernald, of Biston, will take
part in the Library benefit at the
opera house soon. v failing to respond to summons, $2 and
Passengers lor Macon, Atlanta and
the West, and lor Augusta, Aikett aDd
Asheville should sec that then tickets
read via the Central Railroad of Geor
gia, operating the famous 1 Nancy
Hanks’’Royal Blue trains, the fastest
in the southern states.
Among yesterday’s arrivals at the
Masury were: W. S. Atchison, At
lanta; 8. G. Cowan, Chicago; C. F.
Battle, Savannah.
.**
Among tho other arrivals at tie
Stuart yesterday were: Messrs. J. B.
Maxwell, Columbus; J. H. Davidson
and wife, Metcalfe; J. ,S, Dickinson,
Madison, Fla,; Morris Sheuman, St.
Louis and W. H. Love, Tifton, Ga-
V
Yesterday’s arrivals at the Mitchell
were: Mrs. Geo. Parsons, Miss C.
Parsons, New York; Geo. A. Folmar,
Luvern, Ala.; Geo. R. Smith, Birm
ingham; R. M. Skeltou, Mrs. M. M.
Cone, Nashville; Dr. and Mrs. O. H.
Smith, New York; Robt. H. Foos,
Springfield, 0.; J. D. Lasley, Colum
bus, O.; H. L. Cornell, Boston, Mass.
Police Court.
Iko Harvin, Robert Sinclair,
Archie Thomas and Jim Hadley were
the city’s criminals before the police
court yesterday. Each plead guilty
to the cases docketed against them.
Harvin was fined 810 and cost for
SUITS MADE TO ORDER.
Mr. S. Richey received yesterday
from Mr. Abe Simons, at Monticello, a
fine twelve pound trout, which the lat%
ter cuught while on a recen t outing to
the Wacissa river. Mr. Simons stat
ed in a letter that accompanied the
fish, that this oac was the smallest of
is catch. Abe is a good fisherman
and his friends also claim that he tells
good fish story.
Attention is called to the adyer.
tisements of Mr. George Forbes,
which appears this morning. Mr.
Forbes has added another line to his
regular furniture business. He has tho
agency here of the .Columbia Bicycle,
and now since the bicycle craze has
struck .Thomasvillc he will doubtless
do a fine business. The Columbia is
said to he the best machine made,
and is a record breaker in every sense
of the word. If you arc thinking of
investing in a byciclc it will pay you
to see Mr. Forbes.
Important to Those Who Have Bed Teethi
By an entirely neir remedy called Pcr-
fccto—the teeth are removed without pain
—by a simple application to the gums the
operation la positively rendered palnlcs,.
No bad effects, even to those in the mast
delicate health. The dentist who performs
this most desirable operation will open
rooms Saturday at Uisi Jones' boase, on
Jefferson street, in rearoftboMasnry House,
Short time only. Go at once. No charge
if not aa advertised it.
cost for orignal case, making 810
in all.
Robert Sinclair was up again for
the same offence,drunk and disorderly.
He would be a fioo subject for a
bycloride of gold. However, his
honor tried the silver cure, and Sin
clair parted with six wheels.
Archie Thomas, fight'ng, win fined
85 and costs.
Jim Hadley, a’ias Taby, the boot
black, was let of! with paying $1- He
had some words with another shining
light of his profession.
A fine of 85 and costs wns enter
ed against another party.
It is a noticeable fact that old of
fenders prefer to plead guilty and ask
The Meet.
There is nothing that sets the veins
tingling like a “meet.” The merry
blast of the hunter’s horn, the gay
cavalcade of ladies and gentlemen,
the horses pawing impatiently for the
signal to be off, and the silvery bay
ing of the hounds that makes the pine
forest ring with their music is an in
spiring sight and sound.
The “meet” yesterday on the boulev
vard, near Col. McIntyre’s residence,
was largely attended. Many who
did not care to actively participate
went in vohicles. The morning was
simply Buperb, and all expected
a fine run, but in this they were disap
pointed. Tho fox could nut Bee
where the fun came in for him, and
positively refused to join in. When
first released he glided off only a
short distance and sought refuge un
der a large fallen log. A spade was
procured and Reynard was soon dis
lodged. A good start was then given
him before tho chains of the little
Beagles were slipped, but houuds and
hunters overtook him again less than
three hundred yards away. The
chase was then postponed until an
early dale. In rescuing Reynard
from the hounds, he caught two of
Judge Hopk'ns’ fingers between his
sharp teeth, and so tight was the hold
that his mouth had to be forced open
by the hunters who quick'y went to
the Judge’s assistance. Every one
is eager for another go at the fox.
Kansas’ Capital.
Topeka, Kan., Feb. 23.—The pop
ulist House has adopted a resolution
providing for the removal of tho
capital to Kanopolis. The resolution
was adopted in two minutes after its
introduction. The resolution recites
that the capital is now located near
tho eastern borders, that the western
counties have been disfranchised by
republican rule, for tho purpose of
holding the capita 1 at Topeka, that
the conduct of the citizens of Topeka
recently has been in defiance of the
wishes of the people of the stato and
that the Kanopolis people have of
fered to duplicate the present state
house without expense to the state,
and declares that as soon as practica
ble lawful steps shall be taken to
remove the capital to that city.
gmiGHEyp mmi
A troublesome akin disenso i.urnt.;
rric to scratch for ten months, and v.a:
cured by a few days' use of IdXSJsR;’
M. II. Woi.pi',
_ Upp-jc Marlboro, Me!
SWIFT’^PEClFiC
I \va3 cured somo years ago of Y.'bito BwrHbg
lnmylegbyuaingjKgiffiffia i l liavo I ;«•( ui
symptoms of t!a?
casts. Many prominent iihvsIoSana a'U;.u!ei
mo and failed, but 8. B. B. did tho work.
FAUL W. KIRKPATRICK, Johnson City. Teas.
T/Xti.
Hood and Skin Diver.*-; mail'
EWIIT Sl’ECIITO C*03ii
Why
that
beautiful
spoon
of
Thomasvillc
which
is
so
characteristic
of
tho
•lace
on y
3.50
if
that
docs
not
suit
there
are
other
spoons
for
less
DO
YOU
WANT
IT?
WHAT?
THAT
SOUVENIR
AT
JERGER’S.
that
are
equally
pret’y,
then
the^e
big
variety
of
silve
novelties,
bric-a brae
and
fancy
goods
fui table
for
progressive
prizes;
diamond
rings
from
eight
dollars
upwards;
Beware! Beware!!
Take Care! Take Care!!
democrats to Control tbo Senate,
Washington, Feb. 23.—The recent
events i t the west indicate that the
democrats will have enough members
in the next Senate to reorganize that
for mercy rather than “to s'tand fire j bod r wl *°ut outside aid. Still if that
under Judge Hopkins rigid cross- aid .'should become necessary it is
examination. He has a faculty of
getting at tho truth despite their most
plausible stories.
Programme Teachers’ Institute.
Orthography—Miss Fnnuio Wat
kins, J. B. Wight.
Reading—Miss Jessie Powell, Miss
Mary J. Smith.
Writing—T. II. Parker, W. B.
Fambrough.
English Grammar—J. F. Mitchell,
A. Q Moody.
Geography—M. E. Alderman, 8.
A. Roddenbery, Jr.
Arithmetic—W. H. Hudson, C. C,
Lowe.
Science and-practice of teaching—
H. R. Hutchinson, John E. Baker.
History—J. T. Gardner, J. Colton
Lyne?.
Hawaii's Commissioners.
Washington, Feb. 23.—Messrs,
Thurston, Casile and Carter, members
of the special Hawiian annexation
commission, have determined to re
main in-Washington until the Senate
disposes of the treaty of annexation
now pending before it in one way or
another. It had been their intention
to sail fro n .San Francisco for Hono
lulu on March 3, next, but within the
past few days they have changed their
minds.
pretty well sealed that the populist
Senators will vote with the democrats.
Senator,PefLr gave utterance to such
a statement' to-day.
An Earthquake in California.
San Francisco, Feb. 23.—An
earth quoko shock was felt at Sacra
mento, and several places in Solano
county, last night. At Dixon people
rushed pelLmoll from their houses.
No serious damage was done,
Rodwine busted the Gate City
National Bank of Atlanta. He got
away with a cool 8100,000.
Mr. Cleveland treats tho south
quite handsomely. She gets three
cabinet places.
The public will sympathize with
Governor McKinley in the loa of bis
last dollar.
her
Savannah’s late census gives
a population of 61,000.
There will be no more cabinet} piece-
ing.
Mr. Whitney has como Soothe.
Wanted.
A position by a youag man
dark, 3 y.xra experience and
errnce. Address,
G. W.T., S. Pr yor.S*.
At'anttw ti «
hotel
ref-
Alabama, Georgia sod Kentucky
get the cab'iet pie.
Loit.
A medium sized Cherry ’WuKtrajy Os ae.
Straight head, partly covert d with, eilv *r.
Five dollars reward forretur a
Lung diseases are all con
tagious, so says John Tyndall,
the greatest scientist of the
age. The only perfect safe
guard against this particular
contagion is Anti-Microbe
Throat and Lung Cure. If
you are nursing a consump
tive patient or staying in the
house with one, don’t fail to
take Anti-Microbe daily. A
word to the wise from the wise
is sufficient.
A. W. PALIN & BRO.’S
Carrias-e Shoos.
Lower Broad Street, Thoraasville, Ga
EVERY DEMCKirritiK OV
CARRIAGE AND WAGON REPAIRING’
HORSE SHOEING, ETC., *
Done at reasonable rates. Having recently
purchased a number ot labor-saving tools,
aud having the
B. ^st Equipped Shops
n So ithwcst Georgia, wc are prepared to
do all kinds of work in our line with dis
patch \nd neatness.
Orange Blossom” the common se
Female Remedy, is sold and recommended
by all druggists. 2v
DRESS MAKING.
The Misses Wetuingtou announces that
they are prepared to do fashionable dress
making. Ail work promptly executed and
satisfaction guaranteed. Call at Mrs.
Thrupp’s millinery store on lower Bro id St,
1 18 d 3m
Guaranteed Cure.
We authorize our advertised druggist to
sell Dr. King’s New Discovery for Consump
tion, Coughs and Colds, upon this condition.
If you are a(11 icted with a cough, cold or
any lung, throat or chest trouble, and will
use this remedy as directed, giving it a fair
trial, and expcricnca no benefit, you may
return the bottle and have your money re*
funded. Wc could not make this oiler did
we not know that Dr. King's New Discovery
could be relied on. It never disappoints.
Trial bottles free at It. L. Hicks Ac Co’s Drug
store. Large size 50c, and $1,
A Leader-
Since its first introduction, Electric Hit
ters has gained rapidly iu popular favor,
until now it is clearly in the lead among
pure medicinal tonics and alteratires—con
taining nothing which permits its use as a
beverage or intoxicant, it is recognized as
the best and purest medicine for all ailments
of stomach, liver or kidneys. It will cure
sick headache, indigestion, constipatioD.and
drive malaria from the system. Satisfaction
guaranteed with each bottle or the money
will be refunded. Price only 50c per bot
tle. Sold by R, L. Kicks* Co., druggists.
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