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(HE AiLY TIMES-ENTERPRISE
JOHN TRIPLETT, - - Editor.
W. A. SPITZ, Business Manager.
SUNDAY, MARCH 21,1835.
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business office,
Savannah is to Lave a new tele
phone company. Competition is the
life oi trade
A new gas has been discovered.
We hope it is better than the quality
of gas used by the 53rd congress.
Democrats should settlo their dif
ferences on the fiuaucial question
within the party lines and when the
issue is thus settled they should stand
by it.—Bainbridge Democrat
■ Upon the meeting of the 54th con
gress each member will find on his
desk an electric button, a preesure
upon which will be promptly answer
ed by a page.
The Morning News thinks the
sound money men in the republican
party will defeat the nomination of
Mr. McKinley. Some of them seem
to think that the governor leans too
much toward free silver.
Many immigrant* from the North
and West are turning their eye3 to*
ward Georgia. Ex-Governor Northen
is doing a grand work on this line.
He never served the stale or his peo-
p'e to greater advantage.
Bradsfreet reports business as im
proving. This is the result of the
aljournment of the 53rd congress and
the fact that Grover Cleveland has
his stroDg hand on the helm. The
ship will he steered right.
If the United States really wants
Cuba, all the has to do is to send
word to Georgia. Tbe boys would
go over there and tako it in some
morning before breakfast. Mr.
Gresham wi 1 please make a nole of
this timely offer to do the job
Spain rays she’s willing to do the
correct thing about that little naval
spat off Cuba. Spain does not hold
Cjba with a very strong grasp, and
any complications with the United
Stales would still further loosen her
ho’d on the ‘‘Queen of the Antilles.’
Toe radical free coinage advocates
continually harp on the assertion that
under the free coinage ■ of silver and
Cheap money it would be easier to
pty debts and taxes. It might be
easier for a certain class to do so, but
the silverites should reflect that work
ing people cannot live on debts ar.d
taxes, and that wages would be
swashed to smithereens, says tbe
Morning News.
Ex Gov. Hoard, of Wisconsin, wlo
pf-sided at the inters'ate farmers’
in dilute at Vicksburg the other day,
ripped his gavel on ajlittle table
which was tbe same one used by
Grant and l’embcrton when they
signed the terms of the surrender at
Vicksburg.—Ex
That table, cor any other in the
beleugured city, did cot groan under
plenty, though tbe raps given end
received by both Bides kept things
prstty lively for forty eight days snd
nights. In fact the raps amounted to
About McKinley.
The papers North and South arc
saying a great many things about
Governor McKinley’s presence in
Thomasvillc The Mornirg News
says:
“Editor Mcdill of the Chicago
Tribune, who i- at Thomasville, thinks
that if Gov. McKinley hopes to be
his party’s next presidential candidate
he will have to do it upon some other
platform than the McKinley tariff
law. Mr. Medii), whoso paper is the
leading republican journal rf the
nor.hwsst, rea lie the fact that (J
McKinley h h ; , vi r in i ii v e-y much
in lot c with lie tariff legislation that
bears his name, arid has frequently
fai'ed to defend it when the opportu
nity to do so was offered, hence he
supposes it will require no very great
wrenching of his political convictions
for tfie Ohio Napoleon to abandon
the McKin’ey tariff c, a leading is ue.
“Gov. McKinley’s traveling coin-
pardons in the South aro of the stamp
to gaiu the most distinguished con
sideration from southern republican
leaders. Mr. Hanna, of Cleveland,
is a mil ionaire, Mr. Kohlsant, of
Chicago, is another millionaire, and
there are several other very rich men
in the party that will accompany the
governor to Florida.”
Robbers Hold lip a Stage
Huntington, IV, March 22.—The
public stage running between Cass-
ville and Mi 1 Creek, ia this county,
was held up this morning about mid
way between the two plrcjs by three
men, supposed to he tramps. There
were five passengers, two women and
three men, on the stage. The passen
gers v ere re'ieved of their monoy,
amounting to over $90. Their watches
and otbervaluab’e3 wfrenot mules'.ed.
The highwaymen escaped to the
mountains This is the second high
way rubbery in this vicinity within a
mouth.
Deveaux Calls on McKinley.
Brunswick, Gj., March 22 —John
H. Deveaux (colored), editor of the
Savannah Tribune and secretary of
the repub'ican state executive com
mittee. is in Brunswick to day. He
came front Thomasville, where he
called on Gov. McKinley. Deveaux
says his visit was purely an act of
courtesy like all the other members of
his party now there, and while he
found republicans from various south
ern stales in Thomasville, no confer
ence was held on the subject of
delivering votes to McKinley in the
convention.
Peru in indulging in her annual
revolution. We hope “Quinine”
McKer7.ie, the big Kentuckian who
id minister to that country, will not
get drawn into the brawl. If ho does
somebody will get hurt. Kcntuck
ians are born fighters.
A hill has been introduced in the
British parliament to pay members a
sa’ary. British statesmen, serving in
parliament, have never drawn any
pay. This rule should have applied
to the 53rd congress.
Parties desiring information as to
Fishing and Hunting in Florida should
write It. W. Wrenn, Passenger
Traffic Manager, Plant System,
Savannah, Ga.
WANTED.
A few active men-to work life insurance.
Liberal commission to the right party . Ap.
ply at once to J. II ft B. P. CoAcnuAN.
General Agents, Boston, Ga.
IT
CURES
lacrippe.
No one should auffqr needless pali
Incur needless rnjc to niajth dir ^
ilany do suffer suoh psln and r*'*' 4
tbe Grippe, doctctiflg to Tfin^upj
But none do this who uso as'
for this dreaded scourge
DR. KING’S
ROYAL CERMETUER.
It CURES tho Grippe promptly, u&Jgf
pleasantly, completely and L'nfelllflgl™
It Is the
IDEAL REMEDY
for this trouble-pleasant to take £* Iem;
onado, harmless to every case, toyoMw
and old, male and female, in any ana feu
conditions. While ouring the Grippe, ft
acts as a perfect Nerve Restorative aha
General Invigorator, strengthening tho
system, and comrlately removing froni
U all
EFFECTS OF THE GRIPPE.
For Colds and Lung Troubles of all
kinds, it has no superior. Sold by all
Druggists, fl—C for
KIKG’S ROYAL G^RMETIjER fllMPAHY,
ATLANTA, OA.
Sol'i by B. L. Hicks ft Co. And Bondu-
rant, Peacock 4 Co. mar. 16 dftw ly
Light Breaking.
New York, March 22 —Judge i.ar
combe iu the United States circuit
court to day dissolved five injunctions
issued July 7, 1893, restraining sever-
electric light and illuminating com
panies from infringing patent No.
223,-898, granted Thomas Edison fer
an improvement in electric lights,
and controlled by the Edison Electric
Light Company and the Elison Ilia
minatiDg Company of New York.
The world will now get the bent fits
os Edison’s genius without paying
toll. Ho has made millions and de
served them too.
To Fly Lika a Com8t
Washington, March 22—Com
mencing Monday, March 25lb, tie
Atlantic Coast Line and "the Plant
system will increase the speed north
bound of the New York and Florida
special vestibule traiu, leaving St
Auguiliue at 11:30 a. m. instead of
9:50 a. m , as at present, and arriving
at eastern cities on pre.cut lime.
Judge Hansell icturced from Ber
rien county-Friday night, where ho
bad been holding Superior court,
Tho negro, Cokhan, who was in jail
here for Eorne time charged with
murder, jdead guilty to voluntary
mans’aughter and was sentenced to
ten years iu the penitentiary. It will
bo remembered that this negro was
brought to Thomasville for safe keep
iog soon after ho was captured, as
was feared that he would be lynched
in Berrien county. He was kept in
jail here for some weeks.
And now they ate wanting to name
Closing out sale cf entire effects, consist-
□g of Groceries, Stove Fixtures, Delivery,
Real Estate, ecc.
4 FEW OF OUR PULES.
$! 23 Teas now at 75j per pound
1,00 “ “ “ 00c “
.75 «• *’ “ 00c “ “
.do “ “ ** 40c “ 11
3-pound Can Tomatoes, $1 per dezen
French and American Peas, $1 per d zen.
Worcestershire Sauce, 20c per botll**.
Durkee’s Salad Dressing. 24c per bottle,
Luca Olive Oil 20c per bott'.e.
Black pepper, 8c per pound.
Spice, 8c per pound.
Ginger. 12c per pound,
Tenney’s Candies, 40 and 00c per pound.
Nuts, mixed, 13c per pound.
Cigars, G5c, 75c and $1.75 per box.
Rojal Baking Powder, 42c per pound,
(Store Fixlwres.
One Glass Front Refrigerator.
Seven Pair Scales.
Three Show Cares.
One Cash Register.
One Iron Safe.
Two Beef Choppers,
Twelve Brass Lamp3, etc.
Two-Horse Delivery.
Two Wagons and Harness.
Real Estate—One fifth acre lot on edge
of town.
Fotfr Tenement house’, rents for $3 to $4
per month.
It will pay you to avail yourself of goods
for wholesale p: ices at retail sale. We
mean businc.P. Truly,
DUKE
Cigarettes
VW.bukeSons&Co. w-.
/THEAMEWCMTrOBACCO COA^C
OURHAmTn.cI U.3.A. ’
MADE FROM
High Oracle Tobacea
ABSOLUTELY PURE
Dec 20, c. o. <3. d&wjly.
FREE I
$30.00 IN GOLD!
OR A
$ 3[5. 0 0 sum
Every person making a purchase or a
suit, coat and vc3t, coat, vest or pants, in the
next 60 days, will receive one ticket lor every
garment purchased which will entitle the
holder to as many chances as he has tickets
at $30 in gold, or a $35 suit. Every ticket
will be numbered nn<^ a duplicate kept at
cur store, and ia five days from the CO days
ronic small boy, blindfolded, will select from
a hat where the tickets are thoroughly
mixei the prize ticket and the holder of ccr*
responding ticket number will receive $30
in gold or a $35 suit.
B£5U.Fits guaranteed.
Hunter Mfg. Co.
132 Broad Street, Next Door to Jergcr’s.
jan. 12jd lyr.
Musical
-OF-
A Ii L KINDS
Weber,
Everett,
Wheeloek.
Mcghlfelcl,
Harvard,
And others.
Organs.
Pianos.
Farrand & Votey,
Kimball,
Silver Tone
And others.
Tuning
-AND-
Repairing
-Of All Kinds.—
I BVINEdS
Music House,
W.TI. A.;IIIVIN'E, tUnunccr v ’
TllOilASVlLLE, GA.
J. L. &!. k. Pringle.
For Sale at a Karpin.
One English Saddle and Bridle.
OneTison Buggy and Harness.
One double-barrelled Colt’s Shot-gun.
One No. 32 Colt’s Repeating Rifle.
One four-barrelled English Sbot-gun.
one upright Piano.
Oae Walnut Center Table.
OneWarlrobe.
One Kodak.
Beal Estate..
Three Vacant City Lot*.
One Tenement House in City. '
One 30-ncrc Farm, just out of town.
I L. PRINGLE.
PINEYJOODS
Livery Stables.
M. R. ELDER, Propriefor.
_ Carriage., Phaetons, Buggies, etc.. La-
a new post office out iu Oh’io “Trilby.” **»*• «“«• dtivln * ind ,1,ldle
Let some woman with a'
All Right.
Onlv Fine
-REPAIREOQBY—
Chas. M. Tuttle,
115 South Broad'Sti
Where the Large Alligators Are.
dec. 13 dly
Buttermilk Soap,
Five Gts. a Cake
AT
R. L. Hick’s
Drug Store.
Lathers better in Ar .dan water llisn nny
other Soap in the world.
p, S, There are only two drug stores in
Ga. that sell whiskey by the drink. They are
both engaged in counterfeiting Hicks’s Anil-
Microbe Throat and Lung Cure. I do
not mean this as a reflection on barrooms tn
general, for I think very few barrooms
would stoop to COUNTERFEITING.
blows, and very heavy ones at that. Trilby foot he put iu charge.
CSrSmith avenue, opposite Piney Wood
Hotel. Telephone No. 15. feb22 - mo let US serve J'OU.
Who does your printing t Why not
35vdZ027T.TD^.-ST and TUESDAY 1 .
Best qualify of Duck for Ladies’ and Children’s Dresses
regular price I8c, our price, for these days, 11 i -2] Also full
lino of all kinds of Lawns, and a full assortment of Spring
Goods at lower prices than any where else. Sweeping reduc
tions on everything in Stock for these two days. Remember
the place and days.
LAVIETEi,
109 E,ist Jackson Street, Between Watt’, nnd Walter’s. mni9 lmo
Base Bali
F KES H JT-. I IV E
- - OF
Itnts micl Halls,
Mitts nnd Masks.
Spalding’s Official League
Balls, $1.25. Regular
Price $1 £0.
J. k. Robison & Co.
Ill So. BronrtgSt.
A Variety
Of Diamond Jewelry, Fancy
Silver Articles, Souvenirs of
Thomasville, Fine China, etc.,
Specifies and Musical
Goods.
All Gnods
Guaranteed and prices low,
A comparison will be convinc
ing. Repairing prompt and
work guaranteed.
Tosepli Tergfer,
104 Broad Street.
Y. A IIORKOUKS
CONTRACTOR INI) BUILDER
l’lins an 1 Estiautw Famished.
I oiler my services to make contracts for
or superintend all kin,,s of building, public
or private, cither brick or wood, also plumb
ing.
Satisfaction G uaranteed.
Residence Gordon \ve».
Telep ho no, 5J>.
0.
G. A. SHERMAN,
architect,
Thomasville} National Bank Building,
(Formerly Boston, Mass.)
Designs, Plans, Estimates, Superintendance.
Advice in nil matters pertainingto building.
Drafting and Designing of every Description.
Teacher of Drawing.
jat). 1 tf
A fallktock otf.WlncsIEand Llqun. A
limited quantity oi olilDomei-
tleTami;: Imported:
CHAMPAGNE, 14 FEARS Off).
B. F. Walters
111 ,'eas r;j asiksoiv mt.
WATT2SUPPLY CO.,
-nix line;of-3
{Coffins,([Caskets and Undertaker’s^
Goods.
Broad ?t., Thomasville, Ga.
Night Galls Promptly.;Answered
iSTTelephone, No. 63,|
dcc.214m
If you wish to bay anything or sel
anything advertise it in the Times-
Entkrprire.
CREAM,
--FOE-
CHAPPED HANDS
AND
Roughness of Skin.
It makes the thin so it end velvety. Ex
cellent after shaving. Removes Tan and
Freckles.
Thomas & Dickinson's
lust iSc eel vert
BEST
PATENT FLOUR
AT
Rike & Thompson’s,
139 EAST JACKSON;ST.
&. W.PALIM BRO’S.
Carriage Shops. ^
Lower Broad Street. Thouiesville, Q»>
BTBBV OKSC BIFHOK Of ,
CARRIAGE AND WAGON REPAIRING"
HORSE SHOEING, ETC.,
Dole at reasocaDlc rates. Having rcccntlj
purchased a number oi labor-saving toolf,
ail having the
Best Equipped Shops
n Southwest Georgia, we are prepared to
do all kinds of work i»i our line with dil*
age ail n*r.a%«»
“PINE SUMMIT.”
One of ilic emit delightful piece, in Of’
around Thcmasville. Rooms well furnished
and Of nice silo.’ Table supplied with tbe
belt tbe market affords. Kates reasonable
For’tcrms'nnd particulars apply to
REDDEN SMITH, Proprietor]
JAMES GRI6BEN,
ContractorandBuilder, ,
Thomasville - - Oa.
I will bo glad to make contract, for, at
inperintend nil classes of buildings, public
or private, in either bride or wood. Will
Aarnilh plan, nnd specifications it required.
It you went any building done cell on me
end I will .ubmit estimates, whether con.
tract i. awarded me or not. I will guren* ,
too satisfaction in nil my work. I refer to
tho many buildings erected by me In Thom
uvillo, end to ell parties for whom I have
worked. Shop on Fletcher street, 2d door
from Broad, j I- ly
Chas. G. Goeliring, !
Practical Watchmaker;
;i38 NorfbjBroud lEjT '
Hotel Brigkton' i Blo:lr. fjuly U 3m
