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One Year Ago Yesterday.
One year ago, yesterday, on
Sunday morning, the friends and
relatives of tbe buys gathered att lie
railway station to see the cnmj'ti-
ny of (’apt. T. N. Hopkins leave.
The air was full of war rumors
and coming battles. The boys
were anxious to get. into the tray
and jostled and jested as they
nimbly stepped aboard their car.
(Japt. Hammond, who entered the
car to tell some of the boys good :
bye, was called upon and made
them a short patriotic speech,
coupling it with some good ad-
vise. He had been through the
ordeal. Four real's service wei. ■
Police Court.
The Mayor's weenly matinees
To Pay Forty Thousand of Them
Havana, May t> —Forty thong-
utinue to draw crowds and are a ■ will he used ns the divisor
just, ss interesting as ever they t.lu> shares of the soldiers in
wore. Yesterday's performance, a.q.otlO.OOO allotted bv the
while not none so lengthy, was * ■
,pite a proiitabta one f»r the city. ( States government. to be
Several familiar actors were on | divided among the (’uhaii troops,
the boards while a few made theirtbe payment will begin at the
debuts before his honor and tha» en<i of |iext week .
regular attendants of this court. I
Green St„k«« was caught, on Kditur .1. K Smith of the Mon-
j t ice 11 o Constitution, one of the
• brightest young men on the Flur-
tlT'«vvI * 1 1 -** press, spent last night in the
1 city with friends.
Central 01 Georgia
Railway Co.
two charges, disorderly conduct
and street tax defaulter. Both
were old cases, and Green, seeing
that, he was in the toils
himself on the mercy of the court
and plead guilty to both. His
Ic Kfbct Soot. I.sfli, lsy.s,
— HKTW KKN —
ATLANTA. AMKIIICTS. AMIANY
AXH THOMASVIM.K.
CLOSING OUT SALE
From Now Dntil July 1st
hotire Stock of I)ry Goods, Clothing, Notions, lb*ote, Shoes,
! Store Fixtures, etc., to be Sacrificed
(At akd BeiuOtv Cost.
mg of the gray, made him go. 1 line in the disorderly case was ft
authority. As the train mov,
off handkerchiefs were waved,
and many eves were moistened
lie following were the otlicc;.-
of the company:
Capt. T. N. Hopkins. 1st Lieu’.
K. A. Green, ’2nd Lieut. .1. F.
McFalite. The following were
the non commission d officer.*: 1 •'
,Sergt. \V. I> Barbee; t-'-rgt s.
Burnett, J D. Carroll, W. It
Shipp, .1. D. L-e: (’orpls I I 1
Pittman, Emmett Mitchell. ,1 M
'I homas, .1. H. Mitchell, Mix- -,
fVaddel.K. K. Wiggins, Crawlor I
At Albany the company stoon i
physical examination on t;.-
tilth, and were then ordered
Guilin where they were muster. 1
int i service on the 12ib. Fio u
Griffin they went to C'hicsmauga
and from (hence to Kioxrilie.
Tenn. They were ordeied fr, u
Knoxville to Macon where t' -i
were mustered out out of servii ■
on the IStb of November
The company b st only ’b r ie
men, privates li-ker. McAllisi.t
and Pate. The latter was acc:
dentally shot and killed as tie
company was falling into line at
Knoxville for the move to Macon
Company A was one of the be t
companies in the 1-t Ga. regi
ment, and the toys who compos.,i
it have a right to he proud of tie
record they made. That thev d d
not see service ill Cuba or P r o
Rim was not their fault. 11 .d
lInn been sent to tlie front tio v
would have given a good account
of themselves on the tiring line
dollars and costs, and for failing'
r■» pav street tax six dollars and
costs
John Barnes was convicted of
disorderly conduct and given his
choice of paving live dollars and
' costs or working ten days on the
sireets.
The most interesting case before
the c >urt was that nf Penny Haw
kins and Emma .-''iurt, charged
with righting This case has been
on the docket for two weeks nr
more, but could i ot be tried be
fore on account of the illness of
th» Stuart woman, who was con-
-iderablv cut by Penny Ha.vkins.
I'i.e evidence was somewhat con
tinuing, but bis honor managed
to tinil out enough of the fact- in
’he case to justify him in adjudg
ing b'tli parties guilty. He ac-
onr lingly lined each of them five
dollars and costs or ten days in
jail.
At th* Stuart yesterday. Juo.
H. Wilev, Philadelphia; .lake G.
Smith, Savannah; T. J. Black,
Ga : Jos II. Hood, Bessemer, Ala ;
K. E. Souls, Columbus: W. F.
Herring. Detroit; Geo. T. Clease,
Boston; L. U. Davidson, Mont
gomery; Jos Pass, Ciiv; T. J.
Smith, Bainhridge; Chas. .1
Ranch, N. Y ; Wm. Eltias, Jr ,
Macon; Geo. W. Coates, Ailanta;
Archer Palmer, Baltimore; T.
Lehman, Philadelphia; VI. Rnsen-
tmu n, Boston; Howard Harris,
Savannah; II M Sapp, Louis
ville; W. R Wool wine, Nashville;
Kd L Smith, N.w Orleans; E. M.
Davis. \V N. Snence, Camilla; \V,
K Wooten. Samuel Weldon, Jr.,
Albanv; 1{ C. Hawkins, Balri-
more.
Don't b) too Late-
Tlit* (‘losing »*ut sale <*t‘ W, HVinbcrg
is attracting crowds. <*•* sh»* the r.'itc
bargains n If-red. Don't wait until the
stock is picked over. It 1
4r Macon
\r Amoricu*.
kr.rtinliijvlile..
Ar. Aibaity
M7 pm; 10.21 p n
A Big Baptising.
Probably two thousands peop.e
went uiit to the pond near Cuban a,
• lespite the dust and beat, Sun
day morning to witness the bap- Judge W. N. Spence, Solicitor
tising of about eighty new cm,- General Wooten andgCourt. Stei-
verts who have joined the colore i . ographer Ernest M. Davis, passed
Baptist church during Vhe series l through town last, night ell route
of meetings held there the past j to Bainbridgo, where Decatur Su-
three weeks. The banks of n e perinr Court convenes this morn
pond was lined with people and mg. 'This week will be given to
the spectacle presented was a civil business, and the criminal
striking one. The baptising was docket will lie taken up the sec-
done by the pastor, Rev. J. B
Davis, who was assisted by two of
his deactms. When once cun-
rneuced there was no delay in the
ceremonies, the eighty people
being immersed in forty minutes,
two to the minute. Contrary to
what, is usually witnessed at a
baptising of Ibis character, there
was very little shouting. The
meeting will close to-night.
Base Ball Meeting.
We have been requested by Joe
■Smith to ask all amateur hail
players in 'lhomasville to meet,
him at the hull paik to-morrow
at lour o’clock. The meeting is
called lor the purpose of organ
izing an amateur bad team for
this summer, and we hope it. will
he well attended. There is plen
ty of good talent among the boys
here to constitute a team as good
if not. heller than any other town
in the state o. this s./.j. If a club
is organized we (eel Safe in pri m-
ising them the support of the
w hole town.
ond week of the court
Monroe Lee was in town a short
while yesterday eii route to Bos
ton m see his family. Since he
was last, here, Mr Lee lias made
a trip to Cuba in tbe interest, of
the Montgomery Brewing Com
pany , fo; which he is now travel
ing. lie -eports an exceedingly
pleasant and protitable trip, and
expects to go Lack again soon.
A car load of negro laborers
left here yesterday afternoon on
train ."ti, bound for Haylow, Ga.,
where they go to work on the At
lantic, Valdosta and Western rail
road This road, by the way, is
being pushed to completion very
rapidly, and very soiin trains will
be running into Valdosta.
HEnm
—Mothers!
T he discom
forts and
dangers of
child-birthcan
be almost en
tirely avoided._
WineofCsrdui ~
relieves ex
pectant moth
ers. It gives
toneto thegen-
italorgans,and
puts them in
condition to do their work
perfectly. That makes preg
nancy less painful, shortens
labor and hastens recovery after
child-birth. It belp3 a woman
, Lv TtiviuwvtUe.
I Ir. A!h»ny....
Lv Albany
Sa*tttvviJ!o...
Lv. A»n*»ri*Mj4
Ar M.v-m,....
F.tlf Attlsi
<r. MiWitconierj..
Lr. M 'iron
ELKO .a NT PAKLOH
ATLANTA A
il'.AM a r
11.3 a r
i’7.42 p r
’ARK BETWKB>
1 MAC '*N.
I I intend to go into another line of husinegn where there is less competition and
I every tiling in »ny store must he sold between now and Inly 1st.
j This is no dod^e to draw trade, but an absolutely correct statement of the
i facts. It will pay you to see tny goods* and prices before von buy elsewhere.
; I mean business and if you have a little money it will buy more goodn at my
■ store mar anvwhere else.
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(i-12-tf
PEIUBEEG
10!) \V. JACKSON STREET.
for nuhar mt arniMbm apply to
J.O. HAILE, Qenl. Pms. A*t.
Havar.nah <ia,
K. w. HINTON. Trattic MV’r.
THKO 1> KLINK, on,.-« t.
I • 0 « AKI.ISFK T. P A . Vvor Of
Georgia Northern Railway Company of Georgia.
Local Time Table Effective Ian. .'Itlth, lStffl.
_
la.cmo *■ j Calflfr*
The Wagner car Line
years. A few dosea often bri ng3
joy to loving hearts that long
lor a darling baby. No woman
6hould neglect to try it for this
trouble. It cures nine cases out
of ten. All druggists sell Wine
of Cardui. fi.oo per bottle.
For advice In cases requiring special
directions, address, tfvlnp symptoms,
the ” Ladles’ Advisory Department.
The Chattanooga Medicine Co., Chatta
nooga, Tenn.
Mrs. LOUISA HALE.
of Jefferson, Ga., says:
“ Whan I first took Wine of Cardui
we had been married three years, but
could not have any children. Nine
months Utor 1 had a fine girl baby.”
itfSNE Of CARDUI
PatWs Dairy
Now announces to its patrons and
friendn that it is ready to serve th-m
with i<e cream every day, made of pure
cream and fruit# of the season. Will
give any color desired. Orders for ice I
cream and indk delivered to any part of j
the city three times a day. Phone
No. 12*2. 4-16 dly
ice Cream!
LOUISVILLE,
Cl NCI NX A 7 /,
CHICAGO,
INDIAN APOLIS
an P
^he Northwest.
Wagner Vestibule service or
Night. Trains. Parlor Chair
OarB on Day Train
Get, your tickets by the Mono,
Route for Chicago a ad the great
Northwestern Summer Resorts
W. II. McDOKL, Oeecrai Manager,
K. J. HKKD Oen. P. A.. Chicago.
Fo further information address
H. W. QLADINl*. General Agent
JftS Broad hi met. Thomas? ille.
Ml UH.
inT\T:ONA.
('Ap’y Mitn^rn.
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HAUMpC Sd'Ul'ty
Train No. 5 connects with no. 57 from Savant ah,
mlnufi-s f »r N • 316 from Thou-anville
with Plant Hys’e
oH from ThniiiRsvIUo ami wait-
Train No. H <• i nect> with I’lant Hys’cni FH ns N*>s. 3 ,317 and :...
Train No. 7 wai a one hour on Plan. Sjstem train 33 f totn Savantt.ih
Thin company res**r' t-s the j ijjrlit to cli.m^e the rtmninir of its tiatn without notice.
A cosch will be carried on the south lx min If train No »•»« r the accommodation of such
pasHeusers » » may wl«h to ride on that train which will leave Moultrie about a M., but
n** regular leaving time la guaranteed.
I’neaengcH com in fr m Thom-is.-ilV. or fr-n;> that dlrcc ion. cm. take the R*3<: or |>. in.
train and co e ro Pidcock and »tay at hotel, or else leave Tlnm :t-vi||o at 5:1*0 a. u*. ami catch
our 0:<(r train for .Voultrie or ti’-e No. l-h lr«> • Tin inasvi’Je whb h l. avc» tlieie 11:5<J a. ui. ami
ca*ch our No. 7. t rain No. tl will wait half hour on tliia connection.
For rates and other information apjdr f•» niiv local Ti.'ent or.
F. K. PIDCOCK. f.eu'l. Agt., C. W PIDCOCK. U.S.,
l’iucoik, (ia. Pidcock, (i i
Plant System, Florida and Cuba.
Time Card, in effect Jan. 2L t, lH'.i't.
No. Ml. I No. 5S. | Via Dupont and West i
\o. 17. No. 33. No. 85.
Citation,
I (xEOmttA—Thomas L'ooniy:
To whom u may mi.oiTD: (ivor^iu ItaJ.
. ley, liavii c oimle a|.|iii(',t"uu to me hi ibi.
Make y..ur own ice cream. I will fur- t „rm to he a l . l ,<>i< led permanent a,In,inis,
nmh you (fur the summer; milk and tratrix upon ihe .stale of James ( larke
cream for the purpose of making ice late of aahl . .leceao,I, Notice ,a
cream, at about one hall' my former hereby giv. n that s cl api lica'.inn e iil i.e
price, at which von can not only afford heard at the regular term ot the c art o'
to have it much more often, but you can | ordinary lor mid county, to be he ,1 on Hu
ll S' a m, ; 4 ip .
i s 52 P in I v u |> 1
1 Ml p in 10 lv p r
2 21 p m 10 45 p t
6 HI | m 1 I ISO
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7 ,\2 pm 3 ’IS n 1
5 .0 a m
ejOarn ,
VI 00
•J 30 p
3 SO p
il'J 0 a -u ;
111 lOini 1 ,
111 ft a m
03 p m
. . v nut If MID ry .
Troy ....
O/.tirk ....
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. .Thoiuasville..
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1 ft 00 n 1
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. oak.
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"7.T.ilsii7icH\iiT7T..
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Trilby
. lakeland
.Tampa 11 y Hotel .
Port Tan pa....
Via .lACKSOX VII.LK and P \ I.ATK A.
make, it much better and cheaper than
any you can buy.
Next time you want to make ice cream
give me a chance and Hee how you come
out. Very respectfully yours,
ELMO CHASTAIN.
Stocktnldars Mnotino
The annual meeting of the stockhoid-
• .... , , 1 ,1 , ers of the ThoinaHville lieai Estate and
Iran. ob. which pasted through ; ImpniVHinHnt CoInpjiny will ^ Md at
here yestenlay was crowded to the tbe office of Hansell & Merrill, Thomas
doors wnh Alabamians en route |'ills, Ga., <m Tuesia.v, May tith, istin, at
to Charleston. Several extra cars 1 "’cluck p ">•
•I.NU E I’AKKhlt,
'1'lie regular muntbiy civil tecu
of the county court was held yes
terday, Judge Ruddetiberf pre-
•idmg. The criminal term w ill
tie held to-uteriow and we nnder-
staiitl that the
heavy one.
hc.tl been placed on the train and
rv* rr one was crowded.
Mr R. L. Todd, division pas
senger agent of the I’lant System,
with headquarters in Moutgom
ft i.
Secty aud Tress
Piymouth Rock Eggs.
I have a f*‘W doz**n choice A. 0. Ilaw-
ery, panned throiigli lioie yentor- kins Itoyal HIuh strain Plymouth Pock
day en route to Charlebton. eggH for Main. Apply
Mr. Howard Harris, a wh|| ( C. \V. WINTKH.
iicket is quite a known cotton man of Savannah,! P. O. H.*x tfl.'i.
has been in town a day or two. : ly
firat Monday in Jun»’, lspp
Wi ri«s tny hand and i IliciHl aignnturc.
this llh da? of .\lav t I89U.
J. 8 Montuomrry, Ordinary.
PLANT STEAMSHIP LINE
Three Sailings Each Week Be
tween Port Tampa.nnd Ha
vana via Key West.
Plant System trains run direct to
ship wide connecting with steamers
| leaving Port Tampa 9:00 p. m Mondays,
j Thursdays and Saturdays. For any in
formation as to rates, schedules, and
J reservations address - #
! Three ships a week to Cuba. Leave!
p ort Tampa 9:00 n. m.,Monday’s, Thurs
day's and Saturday's, arrive Key West !
I 3:00 p. in. Tuesday's, Fridiy's and Sun- !
days; arrive Havana 6:00 a. hi. Wednes- (
day’s, Saturday’s and Monday's.
n W. WHKNN, Pas.TratHc Mg’r.
Savannah, (La. ■
j H. L. TODD, Div. Pas. Agt,
Montgomery, A n.
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Bel lair.
Ar SI Peit-rHbt
Piuckard ice »mu:
in , Finckard Kt.oo r.
Leave Pines aril '< :fta. m..
Five Ahlps a week t * ( uha
Leave Port Tamp 9.(K>a i
»dat.li>. leave Montgomery 1.(Ni
Oz rk H 07 a. in , Troy !
' (•0 P mj 2_
, arriving |>«>y ii.45 p
Ozark 0.10
arrive Mont sorcery lo.yia. in."
, ''ondaya, Thntedaya and Saturday^
i. Tui'MlaiH, Krld iyn and Siuidayn
Wedot HflayM, Sat unlays and Monda's.
Arrive Key West 3.00 p.
Arrive Havana 6.00 a
DFcct service
le ave port i ampt 2.00 p. m. Ttifadftys and Prl.l y-.
Arrive Havana 100 p i> . WediicHiiajs and Saturdays.
Pn'linan sleep r on trai* m 7and Moiiteoiuej*y and St. Peti r
Pal-itkaand Tampa via Dupont .m l West F< n-.t i.uio. Nos.and
vio Ja< ksonville and Sanlord. All trains daily.
For ..ny information, address
rt. W. WHK.SN. K I.. TODD,
Vasa. TrafQc.Manager, Dlv. Pai-H. Acer!,
Savannah. Qa. Montt;cmery, Ala.
Summer Coats and Vests.
We ask your inspi etior.s of <>ur stock of Blue and Black Serge Goats and Coats and Vests. We take special pride in this branch of our business, and can show a nice selecj
sL ck—just a little better than the goods you find elsewhere. Prices are low. Selling ihtm in connection wiih our other goods without additional expense, the saving thus
made is satisf.ac-torv to us. I'his saving is yours if you'will have it. We are also agents for one of the host Tailoring houses in America They have never made us a
misfit. Let us measure you no, it' they d 'li’t fit you to your satisfaction the goods are theirs. Our stockjjof Shoes and Men’s Furnishings show up handsomer than ever, you
know what that means.
Tidi'phouc US.
Thomasville Shoe Co.
Agents tor Knox Slid Stoteon Huts unit MnubaDnii Shirts