About The Thomasville times-enterprise. (Thomasville, Ga.) 1889-1904 | View Entire Issue (Dec. 12, 1903)
A PROMINEUT MEMBER OF I. 0. 6. F. Threatened With Bright’s Disease - - Pe-ru-na Restored Him to Health. MALLARD & VARNEDOE. -3usy Mill- a -\a spy -Young Pecpla at S'.rwick. O-ir efik*ieiir milroad and express agent. Mr. H, L. Davis,' lias resigned to accept a more lucrative position at Ainericua^ ~ Mr. P. E. Berrie, of Aiken, S. C, lias .succeeded Mr, Davis, and will, we are sure, give the public the same courteous accustomed to 1} t : - !\ Oa., Dec: V, 1003. appearance of a live tov.n r.. h ii: :hv week. The streets are <*vo>v ; .i>i »«»u.i ‘fully/ with wagons loaded Nkbl.V. Mr. ii.-4.ri who h::s bcou assuming iies J. L. B;irwick, on his farm since tt i/'.y fall has returned tc his home near Pii.n Park. , 1 he Barwi'-'. Cooperage Co. will gei in Or car land of material tins week. They scy that- they cannot^supply tLe demand mano upon them for barrels. ’* Some of the farmers around; Biuwick have been compelled tq shut down mat- they , could not gel A Hint to : Christmas . ‘ 1 ; ■- * ' . :• . " . ' - Shoppers it has becoi Mr. Berrie and his.wife will 4 hearty welcome to their new ( place of residence. ' ’ „ . . I Mr. T. J. Magahec. and faultily have recently moved to town from near Mer- rllivillo. Mr. Magahee lias purchased an merest iu his brother’s mercantile business and hereafter the same will be conducted under the firm name of T, J. & H. Mcgahea. Mr. Ed ’Williams and family, have moved to Moultrie. Mr. Williams will go into business with Mr J. A. Williams Their friends regret to see them leave Coolidge. MissSallie Williams, who has been on \ a visit of two weeks .to her sister, Mrs. | Ed Williams, has returned to her home ( in Moultrie. — " | Miss Rhetta Easters, after a visit of < some length tq her brother, W. Oscar I Easters, left Monday for Massee, where I she. will visit her 6isteT until after the I holidays. i Dr. W. H. Crow went up to Murphy ( Monday, whero he has two patients 1 with typhoid-fever. . 1 Pastor Alligood of the Baptist church, filled his appointment here Saturday ' night, Snnday morning and night, , preaching able and earnest sermons. He is winning for himself ( an enviable and secure place in the hearts of all who _ . hear him. Our church is grertly in ne4d ( of a stove, wliicli would insure larger congregations on snch days as last Sun- i day- Justice T. C.'Smith requests your re porter to nuke it unmistakably plain that his ooort convenes on the second . Saturday in each month, so that the at torneys had* others who have cases or busmess''to look after at that time may be-sure ns to the date. % 1 » - / , , While returning home from his. farm s late Saturday afternoon, Mr. J. F. I Harvey’s horse became frightened at some tubs that were being brought in the ^ boggy and ran,"tearing itself loose, ^ leaving ilie boggy and a portion of the handeas in the road. The occupants of the buggy were thrown out; but not in- '* juried,and the horse waii cauglit as it came into town and turned over to ° Marshall Simpson. Mr. J. G. Griffin is all smiles because a of the arrival of a bright young lady at his home. Was that given out by Thomasville’s wHe awalce daily in a recent issue. It was to the effect that the wise wo man'comes early to make her Xmas purchases, and re-.eiving. avoids the rush. 'riiis'advice is not'orily to the woman^but to the wise man. the w is chila. Get ahead’of thocrowd—and you have leisure in making your si lections, and an almost limitless assortment from which to select. See ? Now, those in search of gifts suitable (or ' ing sirup becacs*; barrels. Mr. E. L. Rollins salesman for And- * erson Drug Qo., is making Barwick liir headquarters this week. x Rev, A. J. Taylor of Moultrie, .visited | Barwick last week* Hon.'J, B. Rountree broke on e of his cane mill rollers Tuesday, wliich caused him to shut; down his simp work until he coaid have another roller expressed from Chattanooga, Tenn. J> Mrs. M. D. Redfearn and little children, of Pavo, visited relatives in Barwick Saturday and Sunday. . A wagon load of. Bar wick’s young people went out to Mr. J.- W. Gardner^ to ti.e sugar boiling Tuesday night ' Thoee composing die party were: ^ Misses Allen, Abbie and Alice Barrett, Nora and Hattie Redfearn; Messrs [ Frank and Miry Barrett, R. L. Red; > fearn, C. C. Foss, and E. L. Rollins. » Miss Ora Scott, ^f Senoia, who has * been visiting Mr. and Mrs. T. A. Fam- r brougli, lias gone to visit other relatives. ; The fall term of the' Barwick school wilfclosotlic 18:h, and the spring term . will commence the 1st Monday in Jan- 1 umry, giving two weeks for the holidays The Male Members of the Family, Gifts of the sensible, acceptable kind, can’t do better thanscan the fol lowing list which fairly represents what we;Jhave in stock. Aside from a nobby suit of clotbes;Ora nice warm’overcoat; either of which would make an ideal Xmas present, our showing in • Will be-hard duplicate. Evcrytningin SHIRTS,both dressand negligee, 11 Gorgeous Neckwear, Gloves, Handkerchiefs, Silk Muf- 1 1 flers, Fancy Hosiery, Suspenders, Underwear, , Hats and Caps, Sweaters,Smoking Jackets,White Vests, 11 / Lounging Rohes, Macintoshes, Umbrellas, , i Walkins Canes, Trunks, Traveling Bags, Suit Cases, Etc. Store j D£en i> ever^ < e^ningMiintU i 8 o|clock ii Saturda2<sj2^r. Mallard & Varnedoe down on bnsmess Saturday. Henry is a real good fellow, and always finds a welcome here. We understand that AlexBlair, of the Snnny Hill neighborhood, will shortly more onto the Mac-Intyre place, \ com monly known as the Raines place. 1 We. have a hearty welcome for all white peo ple who come to this distriot. the increased acreage of cane' this' FINE COTTON. THEY COME AND GO. Mr. J. B. Talbot has finished plow- Jg in fifty acres of oat* on the Mason Many Visitor. In and outfof Merrill- WHBN If ACHES. tag school at Bethpage, closed her school last Friday. Miss Qnpiles will leave for • her home in Dawson neat ( Tuesday. _ , Mr*. T. O. MitcheU 6f Thomasville, has been visiting her brother, Mr.Henry Mitchell. , Mr. H. M. Clapp of Philadelpbia, and Mr. R. R. Miller of New York, oamo down last Friday. Mr. Miller purchas ed from one of our merchants a rattle snake skin measuring six and a half feet. Mr. Walter Snodgrass, of Thomas- vUle,passed through here last Thnraday. Capt. K. T. MacLean came down Thursday on business. ^ v Owing to the serious fltoesB of Mrs. Wilson, Mrs. A. H. Mason’s mother, Mr. and Mrs, A. H. Mason are still un decided when they will leave. Philadel phia for their winter home here. We regret to hear that Mra. • Henry Mitchell was badly burned about the hands whilstbrhvely extinguishing the burning olpthtag of her daughter Lila. Little Lila, we are pleased to say, es caped serious injury. Mr. P. 8. Heeth, cmr worthy and cap able county tax collector, made his last round here last Monday. Although there is more money here than has been for many years, payment of taxes was very meagre. Mr. James Blackshear Sr t , has a very fine variety of short stapid cotton. His I son James sold tliree bales of this cotton to Mr. Harry Copeland, the lire mer chant of Metcalfe. Returns of thi» cot ton showed that one bale sold for thir teen cents a pound, and the other two bales far twelve and a half cents a pound. This was over a cent and a half a pound above the top market price for cotton on^thatday. The original seed came from Texas. The lint is unusually long^ soft and silky. We would like Mr. plaint makes life a misery. A Thomas; years has be VUle woman knows of the weanness, the backaches, the headaches, the Uune- ness and soreness. These lead to dia- doctor says botes, dropsy and Bright’s diseases. OnW one cure- Read this: Mrs. Net- oar observe tie Roberts, pf 234 WhitehallSt. Atlanta • that before Ga.. says; “I would not be without Doan’s Kidney Pills. They are the on- sewed with ly thing that ever gave me relief from togetbaok backache, and I have had years of sun; ering from that cause. _ I have used a those who 1 K rCat deal of medicine m toying to get this place a relief, including advertised preparation barb teas and liniments but nothing re- Mr. W. A hexed me of the doll pain “J of thin weel loins wliich was a constant misery. My t back was sometimes so. weak that l MistLela _ nn ld not no to bed. and I was unable couia not go w effect imestof the METCALFE MENTIONS, Miss Belle Benton returned Saturday from a visit to relatives and friends at Adel. t Mr. W. A. Wheeler oi Boston, Ga., arrived Tuesday; having been called to the bedside of liis father, who was fatal ly burned while on duty as night-watch man Sunday night at. Murphy & Ray mond’s saw milL He arrived just in time to see his father alive. Mr. Wheel er died Tuesday night after intense suf- Mr. H. O. Copeland Jr., visited Thorn- ' asvfile oh Thursday. Among the visitors to oqr town, on Thursday was Mr. A; R. Sessions ofV Iamonia, Fla. Misses Norma and Ivan Monroe, ac- ^ companicd by their brother, Harman, left for a several day’s visit to their " grand-parents, near Pidcock, on Wed* nesday,^ ; ’ , Our popular teacher Mr .T. E. Dixon spent Tuesday in Thomasville where lie transacted important busihesa concern ing the school. Mr. J. E. Vann lias rented liis pretty ' cpttage for another year., wliich means that our town is to lose him, at least for , • a tsme. Tliis we regret, as Mr. Vann is a desirable citizen anywhere. Mr/Frank Walker of Ochlocknee, ao- companied by Mrs. Walker, arrived i* our town some day’s isinep. where Mr. Walker is beginning the erection of » turpentine plant. We gladly welcomo Still Thoy Corns. ' . Still another mayoralty ticket is pre sented tliis morning. All the gentlemen on the ticket hare been nominated be fore, but the combination is a new one. Messrs. Beverly, Pringle, Pittman, Herring, Lewis and Boyer, the new ticket would propose to return from the present council. Messrs. Thompson and Quinn go to fill out the quota. Tim old members need no introduction. Mir. Thompson has done more fqr the upbuilding "of lower Jackson street than aiiy man in Thomas- ville 'and both he ^nd Mr. Qoiim are live, progressive men. The ticket will no doubt prove popular with voters Old aunt Ellen O’Neil will be taken to the asylum today.-Mack Davies will carry her. « MRS.SMITH DIES She Lived Near Melae. Leave. Se. oral Children. , At a recent meeting of < - together to consider the c the school liQUse, the following building . committee was appointed by Mr. F. C. , Smith, who was chairman of the meet ing: Dr. W. H. Crow, chairman, J. C. ^ Pope, treasurer, G. W. Kennedy, W. A, . Jones Sr., J. P. Cay and J. O. Bell. This committee has entire charge of . the completion of the building,'either at its present location or a more desirable lot. They have under consideration the removal to an acre lot offered them free offcharge; byHr. W. M. Miller. This lot called death, viz., Mrs-Aiugooc Byron, Ewell Lester end Mr. Jolm A. Grant h“ ncMtownto Mr. J. D. ^itt Shortly move hUf«> piece abontfooxnule.e» Mr. Homer Hnrat, epr dl county fermer.hee I ^ont five mile* eeet of I u erecting » common „hioh he hopee to ocean Zeke Vick, oar effidei doiag doable duty now. « u , t Uwh.twe woolJ ' 1 Bend and twist, at work or play ' you can’t break the PRESIDENT SUSPENDERS and they wont break yon. TrimAlms* cannot mat. Gnarant teed. If **Tmidemr ia on buckles. Soc at dealers or by mail postpaid. 0. A. EDGARTON MFQ. CG.
