The Daily times-enterprise. (Thomasville, Ga.) 1889-1925, February 27, 1895, Image 2

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Newspaper Page Textf Hi DAILY TIMED-ENTERPRISE JOHN TIUPLETT, - - Editor, IY. A. SPITZ, Business Manager. WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 27, 18S8. Tn« Daily TiMS-KmiErniM « published rvery morning (Monday excopted.) I no Wiiily TiMS-Estibfuibi is published o7*ry Saturday morning. SosscniPTios Rato. 0 . ilt Tisies-Emtespriss, . . • ■V f.KLY “ $6 00 . 1 00 Daily Advsetisiso Rath. I Transient Rat««.-$1.00 per square for the firJt insertion, and 50 cents for each Bubie- quent insertion. Onj Square, one month, One Square, two months, - ■ - * » ““ On. Square, three months, - - - Ono Square, six months, * • * * J® ®® One Square, twelre months, - - - 36 oo 8ubject to change by special arrangement, IV, A. SPIIX, Oai, Mss. Notioeto Advertisers. To insure insertion, all changes for ed in by noon of the day before, Notice to Subscribers. Whenever the carrier fails to deliv er your paper you will confer a favor and cause the paper to he delivered promptly by reporting the fact to the business office. Only four and one half days more Dt the 53rd congress. How fortunate is that Febiuary is a short month. Congress will soon adjourn, but Then baee hall will break out ere many moons. Scarcely is one evil removed before another takes its place. Since snow fell in Tampa and North Carolina wept over the bier of Fred erick Douglas the northern papers are speaking about “a new south,” says an exchange. While drunk the other day John L. Sullivan expressed a burning desire to meet Jim Corbett again. He may think better of it when he gets sober. He should not go into the ring twice too otten. An Atlanta woman wants to know why the men are so alow to marry these days. Considering the quality of boarding house hash they have to eat, it does seem to bo somewhat queer.—Ex. The most startling blizzard yarn in Georgia is published by the Irvington Bullet, It says: ‘‘A young mao kiss' ed his girl good night last week and the tears caused by partiog froze their lips together and the mother had to heat a kettle of water before be could leave.” If there be still decency in North Carolina, the populistic rule that honors Fred Douglass and looks con temptuously on the memories of Washington and Lee, should be of short duration. The action of the legislature is certainly a dark stain upon the state, but we are sure it is a gross misrepresentation of the good people of North Carolina, says the Columbus Euquirer-Sun. Money for the Military. Atlanta, Ga., Feb. *5.—The dispo sition of the state'military appropria tion will probably be decided on some time this week: Gov. Atkinson has already had several preliminary con ferences with the military department. From what can be learned it is not probable that there will be any en campment this year. ..The $17,500 appropriated by the legislature is not sufficient to provide for even half ot the troops in camp for a sufficient lengthjof time to be of practical value to them and it is, therefore, more than likely that the money will he used to supply overcoats and other equip, ments as apportioned out to the com panics to buy army euits, A movement has been set on foot to hold a big military encampment io Atlanta during the exposition. Capt, Barnard of the Troup Hussars was in the city to-day on this mission. The plan of those behind the movement is to muster all the military of the state here for three days camping on the exposition grounds, just as is done at the regular state encampment. It has been suggested that the military ap propriation could be advantageously used for this sort of an encampment but this part of the plan has so far received no encouragement from the governor or military department. A young man by the name of John Thomas, son of Dr. Thomas, living.in Albany, tried (0 commit suicide yes terday. He took a large dose of his father’s medicine. Strange to say that it did not kill him. The Thomuvillc Icc Company delivrcs all orders for coal and wood promptly. Send in youe orders. f The Funeral of Douglass- Washington, Feb. 25.—Shortly be fore 0 o’clock this morning the re mains of Frederick Douglass were re tnoved ;from his late residence to the Metropolitan African Methodist Epis copal church, where the body lay in state for some hours, and was viewed by immense crowds. The funeral Services occured at2 o’clock. Ex-Sena- Blanch Bruce, of Mississippi, ex-Gov •ernor Pinchbeck, of Louisiana, and -ei-Representative Lynob, of -Missis sippi, and other men of hhf:i*oe'‘lrto have been prominent in'-official life W3re among the pallbearers. mud a decree that no mules should be' permitted to cross the border to Gao temi’a. Some 209 mules belonging to au American contractor were stopped by the custom officers at Ta- pachula. This morning the foreign officers telegraphed a permit that the mules might go on. As the prohibi tion of the export of mules was a war measure, the government’s action is a sign that alt danger as to open hostil ities ia pant, although there ia still considerable friction between the two countries. McKinley is Their Man. Savannah republicans are said to favor McKinley as,, the presidential candidate of their party. While their votes at the election can do him no good their votes in the national con vention "can. McKinley, like old John Sherman, doubtless realizes that when nominating time comes the vote ot the delegate from the south counts as much as that of the delegate from the east or west and we may expect him to do some tall catering to this section between now and the spring of 1896.—Savannah Press. Major McKinley will no doubt have a considerable following at the south and it looks just now that,the south would hold the balance of power io the next republican convention. The indications are that the republicans in the south will make an effort to be represented by a better element in the next convention. It is a notori ous fact that for maoy years the repub lican contingent from the south in all national conventions has been a pun* chasable quaotity. And it is not un likely that many of the same stripe will slip ioto the convention of 1886. Of course the longest 'pole will knock the persimmon. It always does. The question is: who is going to manipu late the longest pole 1 Expelled. Bf^ry poison and impurity of your blood,by Dr.' Pierce’s Golden Medical Discovery, Then there is n clear skin and a clean sys tem, Tetter, Salt Rheum, Eczema, Krysipi- las, - Roils, Carbuncle, Enlarged Glands, Tumors and swelling, and all bloodj skin and scalp diseases, from o common blotch or eruption to the worst scrofula—these are perfectly and permanently cured by it. In building up needed flesh and strength ot pale puny, scrofulous children, nothing can equal it. Dellicate diseases of cithir sex. however induced, speedily and rudi* ally cured. Ad dress. )fce World’s Dispensary Medical;Asso ciation, Buffalo, New York. IT CURES LaGRIPPE, MMthp tik&j do suffer fftfo pjfta ani (Hi Grippe, docWrtbg ft But nope do tint who - for this dreaded scourge DR. KING’S ROYAL CERMETUER. It CURES tho Grippe promptly, (jf.ln completely anil OntallUlgiyi pleasantly, It lathe IDEAL REMEDY for this trouble—;pleasant to take as |ra- eaade, barratess lit every case, tojo'jfjt and old, tute atd female, in anvttndljl condltlodi. While curing the Grippe, ft acts u a perfect Nerve hcstfffawe ahq General InVlgorator, strengthening tf.e system, and completely removing' frofid Hall effects of the grippe. For Colds and Lung Troubles of al| kind,, (t baa no superior. Bold by all Druggists, $1—0 for $6. HUG’S ROYAL 6ERMETUER COMPART, ATLANTA, dA. DUKE Cigarettes es! Shoes! GrOinsra- MADE FROM High Srade Tobacco AND ABSOLUTELY PURE Dec 20, c. 0. d. d&w ly. The Smallest Store in the City, Sign, —-—— Tailoring, Sold by R. L. Hicks & Co. and Bondu- rant, Peacock U Co. mar. 16 d&w ly A Straight Tip. Editor Richardson, of the Enquirer Sun, Columbus, proceeds to relieve and enlighten the Constitution as fol lows: The Atlanta Constitution has a cu riosity to know whether the go’dbug democrats propose Io try to nominate a candidate next time. Assuming that by goldbugs is meant tie large majority of the democratic party that is s'aodiog flat-looted on the Chicago platform, demanding unequivocally the parity oi the free coined silver dollar with the gold dollar, we are tree to say that their next nominee may look to our Atlanta contemporary like a goldbug candidate. But he will be a good democrat, and he will not be a free silver crank. PINEY WOODS Livery Stables. M. R. ELDER, Proprietor. Carriages, Phaetons, Buggies, etc. die* and gents gentle driving and saddle horses. B6^Smith avenue, opposite Piney Woods Hotel. Telephone No. 15. feb22 lino MAY BLOOM CREAM, —FOR— CHAPPED HANDS Beautiful The Cloths Hunter’s Jlfg. Co- arc showing to the custom trade this Sea son for Spring and Summer, ombrac ing every fashionable fabric Worsteds,! Cheviots, Cassimcrcs and etc. A new and perfect system in measuring Bit guaranteed. Everyone invited to inspect stock. Bush & Thomas. jan. 12 d 1 yr. Musical - HB ■ II -OF- ALL KINDS. Weber, Everett, Wheeloek, Moghlfelil, La - Harvard, And others. Organs. Pianos. Farrant! & Votey, Kimball, Silver Tone And others. -AND- Roughness of Skin. It makes the skin Colt and velvety. Ex cellent after sharing. Removes Tan and Freckles. Thomas & Dickinson’s ** War Now Improbable. City of- Mexico, Feb. 25.—Soad time ago thwMudourgoveniment u- might excuse Itself on the plea that A northern paper, the Philadelphia Record, views the action of the North Carolina legislature in refusing to ad. jours in honor of Washington’s or Leefs birthday, and then adjourning in honor of Fred Douglass in this light: In refusing to adjourn in honor of the birthday of Washington and Lee the’.legislature of North Carolina business should be preferred before holiday pleasuring, patriotic regard for the memory of the Father of his Country or the birth of the great Southern General. But the adjourn ment out of respect to the memory of Frederick Douglass which followed was an unfortunate anti-climax. It was, perhaps, a. pretty bit of buns combo on the part ot the fusion legis lature to curry favor with the colored voter, but it should not have followed so soon after the turning down of Washington and Leo. 100 Day Corn. I sell the celebrated 100 Day Indian Corn which 1 have been selling for severs! years as follows: One quart ... lOcts Four quarts - - 25cts One peck ... ducts Half bushel * • 85c(s One bushel - - - $1.65 One of our barrooms claims to con trol the sale of this corn. Tills claim is so silly it should havo been kept on ico till the 1st day of April. P, 8,—There are only two drug stores In Ga. that sell whiskey by the drink. They are both engaged in counterleiting Hicks's Anti- Microbe Throat and Lung Cure. I do not mean this as a reflection on barrooms in general, for I think vrry lew barrooms would stoop TO COUNTERFEITING. B.L. HICKS, HOTEL BRIGHTON. Mrs; J. M Morris, formerly of Gainesville, Ga., has taken the Brighton Hotel, and all those in search of home comforts will do well to call soon before all her rooms tie taken. The table will be supplied with the bsst the market affords. Prices moderate, febli lmo 8PANJ0F MULES FOR 8ALE. I have two first-class heavy bnilt mules for sale, One is four and the other Je'.eren years old, They will be sold cheap. B. P. WALTERS, dfcwoaw-tt 111 Jackson St, Tuning -AND- Repairing -Of At! Kinds.- I RVINE’S Music House, WM. ft. IRVINE, Manager. THOMASVILLE, GA. Onlv Fine -AND -REPAIRED BY- Chas. M. Tuttle, 115 South Broad St. Where (he Large Alligator Are. dec. 13 dly It. ft. HEETH, Fancy and My Groceries 141 E. Jackson SL I take pleasure in announcing^this morning that my bakery is nowin full operation ana I would be glad to supply my friends and the public gen erally With Bread, Holla, Cakes, Pies, etc. Delivery wagons will make the rounds everyday. Call at the store and secure tickets whic will be sold at the most reasrnab'c rates. A fall lino of . ' j choicest family and fancy groceries on hand, and prices as low as anybody. XE, S* HEMTMe oct 21dtf. Dr. Pierec’s I’elleta cure constipation’, plies, biliousness, indigestion, or dyspepsia and headache. STOTTS ZFZEBZCCZEL I have no Bankrupt or Fire stock on hand to show off, hut if you will compare prices you will see that I am selling my stock cheaper than any body in town. My stock includes a full line of Ladies, O-ezits arud Children. Slxoes, Of all sizes and qualities. When you want bargains come and see me. t IQ 109,East Jackson Street, between Watt’s and Walter's. Bankrupt ©hoes HALF x’PRICE. Having bought the Blythe and Griffith bankrupt and.fir* lot of shoes, i propose to put them on the market at prices never before heat J of in Thomasville. These goods I bought at 25 per cent off original cost and will sell at corresponding ly low figures. Below 1 give an idea of how they are going: Men’s Shoes worth $3,00, selling at $1.50 I Misses’ Shoes worth $1.00, selling at 7Be. Men’s Shoes worth $2.00, selling at $1.00 ... Ladies' Shoes worth $2.50, selling at $1.25 Chlldren ShoC3 worth $t 0(l * se - lio K 50ft Ladies’ Shoes worth $1.75, selling at 80c. 1 Infants Shoes worth 75c, selling at 30ft In addition to this bankrupt lot of shoes, I cairy a full stock of Dry Goods, Clothing and Notions at prices to suit the times. .Tackson St., fob. 3 il4m. Thomasville, Gra. VIEWS OF ■nta-omo-ebs-ville- GrUisr WALKER’S PA1 TINGS and Latest Stories IN Fine Writing Paper. AT J. L. Robison St Co. 114 So. IIrami HI. Don’t Say A Word * * * * If things haven't seemed to come * * * * your way for a year or two, try *. * * * and forget the past and begin a * * * * new'year hopefully. We Arc Right * * * * At the verguo of a period of *0- * * * * tlvity King Cotton is black in * * * * the face from the hard kicks re- * * * * ccived, but we all have three * * * • square meals & (lay and country * * » * grand in recources. Prices on * * » * everything me low. For proof ot Good Times Ahead * * * * Call on Jergcr, The Jeweler, * * * * 130 South Broad St., and see the * * * * many beautiful and useful ar- * * * * tides suits te tor presents. Be * * * * sure to not only see them, but * • * * get prices on them. Fine Gods A Specialty THOMASVILLE GUN WORKS. T. E. E. BARTLETT^ __ 133 E. Jacitsoa St., Thomasville, 6a G. A. SHERMAN, ARCHITECT, TbonusYllle. national Bank Building, (Formerly Boston, Mass.) Designs, Plans, Estimates, Superintendence, Advice in all matters pertaining to building. Drafting and Designing of every Description. Teacher of Drawing. jan. 1 tf SPECULATION. HAMMOND & CO., Stock (and Bond ^Brokers, 130*139 I’EABI, STKEI.T, Hew Talk City, If, Y.. . ^ Stock*, Bonds and Grainbjught and sol op carried on margin.' P. 8.—Send for explanatory circular on speculation, alio weekly market letter-! Free, deed dftw ly. Do not Smoke, But If you do smoke the best. Try our GRAND REPUBLIC, OLD PLANTATION, llAKLEMJTitlNCE, COUNT de IIABAN-A', MANUEL EXTRA, Sc AND 10c CIGARS. Rike & Thompson, 130 EAST JACKSON ST. WATT SUPPLY CO., -FIH.S.JLINE10F- Coffins, Caskets and Undertaker's Goods. Broad St., Thomasville, G». Night Calls Promptly.AAnBWered VST Telephone, No, 53. dec. 21 4m ‘TINE SUMMIT.” One of the most delightful places in or sronnd Thomasville. Rooms well furnlibfd and of nice stse. Table supplied with tbs I the market affords. Rates reasonable For terms^and paiticqlarsbipply to REDDEN SMITH, Proprietor. it. 6 d4m Chas. G. G coining, Practical Watchmaker, 198 North 1Urond fit. Hotel Brighton Block. July 14 3a 1

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The Daily times-enterprise. (Thomasville, Ga.) 1889-1925, February 27, 1895, Image 2