About The Thomasville times-enterprise. (Thomasville, Ga.) 1889-1904 | View Entire Issue (Dec. 5, 1903)
THOMASVILLE, GEORGIA, SATUEJ5AY,, DECEMBER 5. 1903- VOL. » iPRISE, VOL. 47. IER6ER FORMEO AND OFFI CERS ELECTED THURSDAY. AND HORSE AND FOOT • Last Tuesday being first Tuesday in the month, th/oourt honse was a busy place. ’ Besfdes several pieces of proper ty that had been advertised to be sold by administrators, ^he sheriff had on docket more than two thousand acres of timber to dispose of. The timber was sold under a justice court fifa.as the property of the Boston Lumber Co. It wdS sold subject to a mortgage for more ttian $2,000, and in addition to that it It waa bought in Every Correct Count Draws a Prize. IN PRIZES TO BE GIVEN AWAY. Consolidated System Plane to E: , to Blrmlnghain Immediately, Also to the Coast—No Amalg tlon With Seaboard. Pointers and Personals About Home Polka and Strangers-You and Your People and Where You Acs Going.: IF YOU CAN'T COUNT 'EM. GUESS 'EM. Mr. "J. B. Everett of Boston was is the city Tuesday. ...• The board of directors ■ ^ afternoon and a consolidation of that road with the Atlantic and Birm ingham was unanimously authorized. The directors of the Tiffcoh add Nortli- E m railroad and the Atlantic and ingham railroad had previously upon this question. After the ac- j flbb-hy the T., T. and G. directors, ; contract was executed and the new . tern will be known as the Atlantic brought only $100. by Clias. 8. Hirsch & Co. the holders of the mortgage. The Alexander place, at the corner of Day son and Clay streets, was the most important offer. It was sold by W. W. tho .Alexander, administrator of estate of J. ^ R. Alexander, and was bought in by the At the same time, 187 L. E. Morgan was here from Moultrie Wednesday. IT S. Spence of Ochlockonee spen uesday in Thomasvillc.. \ _ Mrs. J. E. Robison of Valdosta is the guest of relatives: Thomasville. family for $250». acres of land belonging to-the Alexander estate wfls sold to S. Steyerman for $1860. After very spirited bidding, Mr. F. A. Roddenbery bought the 67 acre 'Ziegler plaoe near Metcalfe for $025. The county commissioners had ad vertised for sate some 825 acres of land belonging to the county aud situated in the neighborhood of Freclonia church. This laud was bought by. the county thirty years ago for the purpose of es tablishing on it a poor farm. The farm_ was never put there, but the investment proved a profitable one for the county. The 325 acres . were sold to Mr. O. L. Heald at $7.00 per acre;' they cost prob ably one seventh of that amount. The Misses Blackshear of Susina visitors to Thomasville on Tuesday Mr. William Harmon of Boston • visitor to Thomastille on Tuesday. mm mm Mr. Tom Chastain of the Fredonia settlement watched the progress of le gal affairs Tuesday. Mr. William White, a well known far mer of the * Ochlockonee neighborhood spent Tuesday here. . Geo. Dole Wadley, T. Jefferson Cool- 'idge, Jr., H. M. Atkinson, Percy R. >Pyne, E. H. Williams, W. J. Swayne, t mnyman and C. Fred Redding. how on the consolidated com- 11 own and operate the roads, have ’ already been placed for [ling stock to the amount of . The officials of the road state road will push on from Mox.te- ;ham immediately. Di- witli Atlanta will be Mr. D. M. Baker of Coolidge wi town Tlmrsday. He counted the along with the other people.. $90.00 .90.00 : 65100 37.50 . 25.25 *20.00 . 20.00 *20.00 . 10.00 . 5.00 . 4.00 . 3.50 3.00 . 3.50 . 3.00 3.00 s : 27.50 23.50 30.00 R. D. Bush editor of the Camilla En terprise was a visitor to Thomasville on Wednesday. Choice of any model of a Wheeler and Wilson or New Home Sewing Machine. On exhibition at O. B. Quinn's store. Value." . Magnificent Studabaker Wagon. On exhibition' at Evans & Son’s Warehouse. Value ~j. Columbia Talking Machine andsix Discs. On exhibitidn at O. M. Tuttle’s store. Value...:.......... S»it Eff-Eff Clothes. On exhibition at Neel Bro’s. stores *V£lue lt ............. I. i.2*. )t r conn? tablislied aud itjwill soon be extended >m Waycross to the coast The offi- h$ assure the public that they will use Bey endeavor for the advancement of Fof some time there has been talk of a long distance telephone line connect ing Thomasville with Tallahassee. A number of people have been interested in the matter but the much desired talk wire has never yet been erected. Mr. Robert Gamble Jr. has been push ing the matter during the last few weeks and definite results will soon be accomplished. The Southern Bell Tele^ phone itself, has announced intention of building the line, instead of allowing it to be done by outside parties. Work on the line will be commenced next month. On exhibition at Neel Bro’s store. Value. Beautiful Art Square. Double-barrel Shot Gun. On exliibition at Wertz & Son's. Value Mr. W. Hugh Walker of Philadelpliia is in the city for the winter. Mr. Walker tf one of Thomasville’s regular viators. Bio,directors of the T. T. & G. pres- i were Martin F. Amorous, Preston, Hkwrighr, S. J. Bradley of Atlan HE. Harris of Macon, Geo. Dole E. M. Smith and Splendid Syracuse Chilled Plow. On Exhibition at Coleman & Adams. Value. Miss Mary Gibbs has resigned her position at Wolff’S store and left Tues day morning for a short stay in Talla hassee. 1 Pair TTftnftn Shoes. On exhibition at Thomasville Shoe Company’s store. Value. of Waycross errill of ThomaHville. I ndloy who is Mr. Atkinson’ stated to 1 stetson Hat. On exhibition at Thomasville Shoe Company’s store. ■ Value 1 Pair Douglas Men’s Shoes. On exliibition at Thomasville Shoe Company'? store: .Value. L represeutatiyi Botonuiae reporter that so far as r there was nothing in the ru- at- the Seaboard Air Lino inquire the A. & B. system. Miss Mallie Groover of Moultrie wae here Wednesday. Miss Groover, former ly attended Stanley’s Business'College and has many friends- here. i Pair Douglas Mens* Shoes. On exhibition at Thomasville Shoe Company's store. Value. 1 Pair Queen Quality Ladies Shoes. On exliibition at Thomasville Shoe Company's Store. Value. On exliibition at Thomasville Shoe Company??. Store. Value. McDON ALD-SHIPP. . W. R. Lunsford of Merrillville waa here on Thursday. Mr. Lunsford is agent for the Folliott churn, and is meeting with much success in its sale. riLL EUILD AT ONCE 1 Jefferson Hat. On exliibition at Thomasville Shoe Company’s Store. 10 Copies of Rev. T. DeWitt Talmage’s “Travels in the Holy Land.” On exliibition at J. E. Robison & Co Value.. 10 prizes having each ayalne of $2.75. kvllle Young People Joinin Matrimony. isurance of New Coast Lino Freight Depot. 50 Pounds-Hickory Chewing Tobacoo, 20 prizes. On exhibition at O. W. -Oooper & Company ’s 60 Subscriptions to the American Fanner, 60 prizes ..rr............ Rev. E. E.’Rore was in Thomasville on Tuesday, on his way to Iris home in' Metcalfe. Ho has been attending the South Georgia Conference at Sanders- “Ville. ^ ' Mr. and Mrs. J. M. McBride have re turned to Thomasville after a trip of several weeks duration to California aiffi other western states. Lville is really to have tliat Jketi of freight depot and is to it oueo. In conversation with a lroail offleiil a Times-EnWrprise ; received positive assurance to McDonald and Mr. J. M. Shipp. It took place Sunday at the home of the brides sister Mrs. N. W. Chism *218 Walcott street. Rev. Alex W. Bealer performed tlie ceremony. Mirk McDonald is a sister of Mr. Rob ert McDonald the-Jackson street mer chant and is popular with a wide circle of friends. Mr. Shipp is a young con tractor and carpenter of splendid bad ness ability. The young couple start life under bright auspices and with many good wishes. ig fflmply^a^g^of perseveranoe aqd ingenuity winning. EXPLANATION, The person who sends in the first correct count of the Dots get first'choice of the above list of prizes, the second nearest second choice, etc. If Tio correct count is sent, then the count most nearly correct gets 1st choice and sec ond nearest second choice, etc. WE GUARANTEE 6 i Jfhat^hejrount | 008t8 > 2[on^bsddel2^nothing iB JEvo2 yon pay is applied to yonr suhscriptit i, approved by tlie chief engineer w B . Dcnlmm, superintendent Coast Line was here this week, -nssod the matter with local rep- tivesofthcroad. Mr. Denham hat there should be no further E, that material would be order- Bork commenced at once. E'depot W U1 bo located be- E old Virginia bouse and the it will bo a budding of iEnd fine appearance and will 5fadequate to the needs of the Ha&e present depot, measures these requirements. Every •niQmasville will be glad to learn -rot is to be built at once and Line for its pro- Mr. Lonis Steyerman received a pres ent of a box of new strawberries from Florida, andhe claimfe that they are the first -of the season. No one seems in clined to dispute his olaim. LThatevervbody who sends in a correct count’willget a 3. That after the contest is over the patentee of the scheme, Mr. 11. G. Sabers and family have mov ed from the Cairo district to the Thom asville district. They are living on the old Berry Johnson place in the Fredo nia neighborhood which Mr. Sabers re cently purchased. Mrs. J. *C. Wardlaw and. little son went to.Cuthbert Thursday. They will spend several months therewith rela tives. Rev. J.P. Wardlaw accompanied them as far as Albany and returned yes terday evening. - Mr, J. N. Bulloch of Ochlockonee was twenty-seven cars. That Much Syrup Shipped in Three Weeks- by one Buyer. 5. That there is no fake or (Do not'fiU in these blanks) (Daily or Weekly)’ (Nun). (State). barrel*, and is of course not the e oat pnC of the town, bat only that pod by-one buyer.. . -
