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Mr. J. X Pan-amore andMra~ T. B.
Barrow aftora week ’a sojourn. at Hamp
ton Springs Fla . returned, borne last
Saturday.
T. S. Leakand,J. 6. Burney arailed
themselves ofthe excursion last Sunday
and hied themsolvas off .'to-Perry, Fla,,
instead of going, to Sunday School aa
good boys ought to hate-done.
Mrs. L. B. McQueen, bought bar
ribbon stock from the rectory and will
aave you money. Go. price her large
line of ribbons—you will be sure to
buy.
Mr. G. W. Chestnut, the efficient and
pushing .gent of-the Times-Enterprise
was in oar city tliis week in the interest
of tiie paper. When this scribe was a
boy be always had. a mania for chest,
nuts, and he finds himself liking this
itinerant Chestnut meet aa well as those
he masticated when in, his swaddling
tyhilimouls.
We'regret to leant that Mr. _ W. X
confined to iiis bed with
(By H. O. Jordan.)
C. L. Yost, of MootieeUo, Fla., for
merly of Boston waa here laas week
transacting business,
Judge M. Baum, of Quitman, was
hare last Monday on legal business.
Judge Geiger, of Mavview has had as
his and Mr. Geiger's guest I ha past
two weeks, Miss. Norman, of Savannah
who left for her home last week.
Go eea that nobby line at ready-to-
wsar hats Mrs. McQueen bought
under price, end make your selection,
Mr. J.-W. Moore who has been absent
this past summer engaged in railroad
work tot the Seaboard Railroad in North
Georgia is enjoying a much needed rest
■this home on Stone street in North
Boston.
Mr. Mews Kingsley and Ilfs wire
from Brooks county werelwre last week
visiting their son 8. J. Kingsley and
family.
8mail hats will lead thla season#
but or course large cnee will be worn
when moot becoming. Mrs. L. B. Mo-
Queen has a fine assortment of
both.
Mrs. Dr. B. A. Shine of Tallahassee
is bare visiting her parents, Mr. and
Mrs. W. M. Brooks at their home on
South Main street
Dr, J. W. Fembeongh of Ellijsy, Gs,
1s here visiting his brother Prof. W. B.
Fsmbrongh.
J. B. Jordan end wife visited the 1st 1
ter’s parents at Homervilie, Ga., last '
We know we can save you money on them. Not be
cause of ther quality of the goods is any lower, but
because we know how to buy advantageously, when
we buy bargains (which we always do,) we give our
customers the advantage, that’s why they always come back-
Hm forever passad away. ■
A precious one from ns has gone,
A voice wo loved is still. -
A plsce is vaesnt in our home ,
Which never can be Ailed.
Q id in bis wisdom has recalled
Tho boon His love has given,
And though tho body slumber here,
The soul is safe in heaven.
A silk mixed, all wool worsted, in black and gray, regular
Our very low price, suit $8.95,.
Peaoefol be thy silent slumber,
Peaceful in thy grave so low,
Than no more will joiii our number,
Thou no more our sorrows know.
Tot Again we hope to meet thee,
When the day of life it fled,
And in heaven with joy to greet thee,
Where no farewell tears are shed.”
price $12.50.
A double breasted, indigo blue, storm serge, all wool wprsted,
square cut.' A great bargain at, suit $7.98. ' '
An all wool cassimeie; brown and gray, an exceeding big
bargain at $7.50.
A good all wool suit, dark brown, with black and gray stripe,
coat made with raised double.stitch seams and;
padded shoulders, suit $4.98.
Official Paper of Thomas County
Brown, who if
a case of continued fever at ilia heme in
North Boston does not improve as fast
as ills friends and ills M. D. wish.
Miss Maggie Burney will maije you
a beautiful sllkair velvet hat St avery
reasonable pries. She knows how to
put on the ctyllsh.touch that makes
her hats go.
County Solicitor Roecoe Lake was in
Boston last Tuesday spying ont the land
to sea how it lays.
Lee Neel of Tbomasrilie was attend
ing to business in our metropolis last
Tuesday.
A. H. S. Cook, one of the citizens of
Thomas county’s capitol waa here last
Tuesday.
GANDY & MALLETTE OFFER TO-*
DAY.
Guaranteed Circulation 3,400.
Maybe It will be Hot-tober, but wo
hope not.
1 steel gray walking trot horse, splen-
did animnal.
Youth’s Suits.
bi nation.
1 lady broke bay driving horse, .good
style.
2 pr. driving ponies, matches, they are
beauties. -
1 pr. good brood mane, Urge number
general farm stock, ootton moles eto.
At their etablee 00 Madison St., between’
warehouses. Tbomasrilie, Ga.
An all wool cassimere, in black, brown and olive, small hair
line stripe. One of our biggest bargains, suit $6.87
All wool, 14 oz, black clay worsted, latest style cut, suit $4.98
A goed many others not mentioned, also a full line of boys
snits at prices to suit your pocket book.
Come and See Them.
Booaevelt baa beod having toothache.
HEADQUARTERS FOR
Jall-brsaksr Caught—Rain Nesdsd.
Personal Items and Qsnersl
News -
■* - (By J. 8.8earcy.)
d an ' Neighbors were hero last Friday night
irna £or 0 cask** for Mrs. Sol Chastain who
l,i D g died in the eastern portion of the dis
trict.
, Dr. T. M. Molntosli, of Tliomasville
bled was here Saturday to aid Dr. Ialer in
now performing a diflcult surgical operation
itlon ib hln practice.
Conductor Ward says tlie ladloa of
... u.,' Ii— #1
133 Broad St.
Thomasville. Ga,
Money Savers to Mankind
A practical fence that will
positively turn cattle,
horses, hog* and <*
pigs. A fence Miaca 1
that, is strong,
practically ever
lasting, proven
thoroughly effi
cient under,
every possible
condition.
fnl horse and buggy a few days since.
Daring ber short stay at homo Satnr.
days, she; delights her friends with
pleasant drives. Altogether she and
her turnout tnnko an nttraotive sight.
Sheriff Smith Of
Baoonton, came toseo lier. They are
all quite old and Iiave not seen each
other tn several years. The tlireo sis
ten, Mn. Susan Bowles, Mrs. Bottle
Parham, and Mrs, Phronie Steele, are
oach quite 70 yean of age. May the
quartette live fur many more yean.
Miss Jettie GUnsoir of Pelham, who
has many frlonds here was a visitor at
the Boswell house a few days since.
Mr. Jasper Berwick made a business
trip to ThomaavUle Monday.
iyc* this ptneo when thoy go to loave are the
isi> "ontkitalngest,’ crowd on Ills branch of
We, the road. 8oniq time ago, a crowd of
•in youog ladles on departing, were oxchang-
ieir ing osculations long after tho "all
aboard" was given.
It Is requested that everybody who
I* can, go to tho Baptist Sunday school
next Sunday at 10, sharp. Tho older
l, e people of the town and the memben of
tho’chnrch an especially requested to
be on hand. It Is probable that some
one will be on hand to make a talk.
Should arrangements be perfected now
t0 in progross, yon may, expoet something
good.
'* I am Indebted to little Russel Davis
IQ.
one of my former Center Hill popils,
and son of Mr. Warren 0. Davis, fora
lot of very largo and excellent sweet po-
bio tatoos. Rnssal evidently knows liow to
no makoa whole family happy at one
of Mow.
Ily Mn. Minnie Palmer of Jacksonville,
sr- after several weeks visit to her daugter
Mrs. J. R. Hamilton of this place lias
returned homo.
Mr. Pieroo Jackson'of Baconton, was
tho guest of relatives hero Sunday.
Clever Diok Robinson went down to
Oohldckonee Sunday to breathe some
l fresh air.
l - Mr. J. W. Jones is now at the head of
J; tlis novelty works at this place. Mr.
b Jones has had a long experience in tli&t
, line of work, and Is capable of handling
I almost any emergency.
, I thought from the talk that we oer-
i tainly would Iiave by this time had at
* least one military company organized in -
J this plsico. Now, surely, we wont let 1
I to important a matter pass, '
I i
I The rain has been so scant during the (
I sammer and fall tliat [stock of every ,
I kind is snfforing for water. The branch (
I et about this place are dry, and the peo-
* pie should see to it that their cattle and
l hogs Iiave water.
1 Miss Hattie Hunt of Tliomasville 1
| spent a portion of this week with tier
i sister near Gopher Hill. (
1 Dr. E. L. McTyre went to Thomas. <
i ville Monday 00 business.
Miss Emma Boswell, who is attending £
I school at Young's Female college In A
ThomasTillo treated licrsclf to a"beauti- *'
Last Saturday,
Mitchell oonnty came down from Ca
milla bringing witli him one Jonaa Vel
vet, the negro who bnmed a hole in the
door and made his escape from the
guard house in this place several days
ago. He owned when Ont arretted that
he had robbed several homes about
town bnt on being brought book after
liia escape lie denlod even knowing mar
shal Arlino, who was kind enough to
allow him to sleep in his hotel 'only a
short time ago. Jonas It sorely a toft
velvety caee.
'Mr. agd Mrs. T. E. Ross went np to
Camilla Sonday.
Mr, J, 0. Alllgood who lias lately
been Installed as railroad agent at Tar-
ver Fla., visited fils home folks near
town a few days since.
Miu Beatrioe Hay, was a pleasant
visitor bare a few days tills week, the
guost of her sont Mn. W. M. Singlets*
EVEfiY ROD OF ELL WOOD FENCE IS 8UARANTEE0.
If you want your fencing problems satisfactorily solved, call and sen tho
ELLWOOD PENCE andilet us show you for how little money you:
can get absolute satisfaction./
Sold by
Jno; G. Burney,
HARDWARE,
BOSTON, - - - GEORGIA.
For Sole
Three horse farm, six hundred bush
els of coni and a good water mill with
the farm, located three miles north of
Boston on Piscola Creek. Call on or
write A - tV. Battle. Boeton Ga. 2>4t
iWatch this Space i
Yon will see bargains quoted hero
* that will bo worth while. 1
B. N. SOHOENIG, II
DRY GOODS, 11
Thomasville, Ga., Jackson St 11
Wanted to Buy.
Paul Searcy was bitten by a ground
rattler a few days ago, and lias since
been laid op. He was returning from
school near town, and in a few minutes
was unable to walk.
Several farms in
Thomas county
ranging in size
from 25 to 500
acres for spot cash
He was kindly
brought.to town by Mr. C. E. Kemp
who lives near theBChool.
Miss Essie Hall after a pleasant visit
to Miss Hattie Lightfoot, near Ocnlock-
oneo is at home,
A list was circulated in this place last
Saturday to raise thirty-five cents to re
imburse a young faimer living near this
Mace. He decided to trv the Pelham
cotton market the day before bnt, being
a luoky man lie only lost thirty-live
cents. Of course the amount with
mncli good advice was quickly made
£ is robbed of it* terrors by
ti the fact that the best tried-
j* leal authorities state that ii
^ is a curable disease i and
P one of the happy things
% about it is, that its victims
i rarely ever lose hope.
S You know then art all sorts of
• secret, nostrums advertised to cure
• consumption. Some make absurd
• claims. We only sty that If taken
J in time and the laws of health are
property observed,
: SCOTT'S
: EMULSION
| will heal the inflammation of the 1
throat and- lungs and nourish and 1
I strengthen the body so that it can j
I throw off the disease,
i We have jhousands of testi- ,
| menials where people claim they ,
I have been permanently cured of i
I this malady. <
.11 dmt.Ui. 4 (
I SCOTT 4, SOWSE, N.w York. .
THE LADIES favor painting their
chnrchep, and therefore we urge every
Minister to remember we give a liberal
quantity; of the Longman & Martinez
Paint toward the painting.
Wean and coven like gold.
Don’t pay (1.S0 a gallon for Linseed
Oil (worth flO cents) which yon do when
yon bay other paints in s can with a
label on it.
8 & 6 makes 14, therefore when yon
want 14 gallons of paint, bay only eight
of L. & M., and six gallons pure Lin
seed Oil with it, and thus get paint at
less than (1.20 per gallon.
Many houses are weU painted with
four gallons of L. & M. and three gal
lons of Linseed Oil mixed therewith.
These Celebrated Paints are sold by
0. W. Cochran, Thomasville, Ga.
G. L. Daren, Meigs, Ga.,
9-9 2m
O. C. Cocrolt,
Thomasville, as.
Pianos and Organs.
Representing Phillips & Crew Co
AtlantN, Georgia.
biefnwny, Knabc, Fincher Hardman, Frank}
lln, Harrington, Kimball, RaUle Pianos*
Kimball Reed and Pipe ORGANS.
Also stock in
bank ~ in
any
Thomasville.
Dr. VV. W. Jarrell,
Physician and Surgeon.
Tenders his professional services
to the public.
Office, over Chisholm &[Dillon'*
Phone 222—8 rings.
Give Particulars
and prices.
E. M. MALLETTE
- Real Estate Agent. .
Mitchell Rouse Block,
Thomasville, Georgia.
Cleanm anfcRepairing,
WHITE STAR PRESSING CtUB,
G. C. Sparks, Manager.
LADIES WORK A SPECIAL TY,
. 230 Jackson Street.
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