About Thomasville times-enterprise and South Georgia progress. (Thomasville, Ga.) 1904-1905 | View Entire Issue (Nov. 18, 1904)
.Hnb South Georgia {progress.. ilM l ' * M*. w • KNTKHi'fUSK. VOI.. 47 T.D.I \3VtCU3, GEORGIA, FRIDAY, NOVEMBER iS. .<504 - • New Series', Vol XV—•£’ A LITTLE BIT Oh., ;MR. A. W. IEKLE A HUGE PORKER 'RELISHED NONSENSE. Jfe: DIED YESTERDAY. * Raised at MerrlUV'IJa. Other News |, front that Neighborhood. Y»{i-«jarciay nftcruoou *»t half past flte . . o'c'ock ibjTsoul Mr. A W.Dokle t p iLbril into the great Ley cud. His def.h J co.nrred ou tlio forty eight anniversary j A NORTH GEORGIA SAM ILL. v It has tieeu an nxioui that alhtio t:un- » sense cov aud then is re’i&he 1 by ti.e best of rn^ti Tho-i-oner the limn tiro abetter* i c likes u joke, ail i mio of itie moil iu town, ‘»ev. Ed. F»Conk lii.i*ui*e even if it is ou himself Mr Cook did his $rst*Diii i&lHi iat work some 17 jeaip ftjjo ou a miasion cirroit ud if Hi mi >$- ville. lie is now ptu>uiiug elder cf tlio district. When t c ratiw to fevoih Ge« r gin his frieuds iu i».o Nwiilifiu jnut tt the state bade him a uiourniu. mteweil txpeoliag to set i.im return iu a wwil wliiiu viilh fe\er—dtt^lud iumie MUd nmlfiriul c&mploxiou. Ho Mfit-d his fears iu a good old tinier tu tha IV. * poet neighborhood* feho asked tin- prune er. “Are juu a f»ir sample ol 4he kiud of tm.ii li.ey iu»n» iu Norn- Georgia?” New h.olhti Ow% \'hi.e au iutelleclUbl *>-•* live feol ami wtlg.i »u.*a Uisu U£- 1*6 uii ft Wei et I it. ai iruih comps uwmiiw* mj ►talk ttat lie w*s nam*} ,% u.u >ainj»e. t-M «l.e o.u l* i **•»* gt-lUg to tkli Jou Iwgo Mi.« a l »*ft at Mr let Mary brono »lK>i- HI 3***s old and weighs aau pouutitf f ^i $*m m*u% to ae« so me South Georgia Sinew then Brother took l*«a letcr •Hicprt-iMrfl any fea*a About uutUra* --4K* i|»i . long rtfti deuce iu Budb (jeonsUilua uagbt him that the fever eUst* rather in (lie minds of North Georgian* Otau in the boneaoi tnofte from South Georgia. SPEAKING Off iGONTEMPT. There haa been omniderable fuu pot (By J. N. DonnhUon ) Mr. Ileury Wight, of Cairo, was here of ids birth and he mus at. the home of t Taesday. Mr. Wight has joined th* his bro.her. Mr. I t nire D.kle, in East ’ of tl»o‘s?rip and was tnakiug^ j.v.d, when .death. enme. Mr. Dokle , tf iP* briongeu <o one of the oldest and best j Mr* Willis J. Barns haa recigne&raf known families iu Thomas county. Ilia posiiion as general manager of the foW homo was nine miles from town ou the mine Mills at Tou'aiuo. Ue lias uoh m, 41k mayor and the She worth, extol the virtues and# edit the i election mawagenfcy Utoee who affool to beleiro thattlwy tfjnored Judge’ B.O. is counting and oof the olectrlo light electltm The#ooy they only oompliod with (be oleotloa bot their friend* intitt that they <rm itw»d the low. They light to pioliiiewlie city peter*, and the manager*, fcontfagthr ek, htnUinglnm. her wwtuiqgthaMd cranium* andMrlp- •l gach at the eovoral convict camp* for contempt Ofwooi t. Ooe of the mui agemsnalutainsttiat ‘ if anybody telle Boh ItttclieU that any of the council or manager, had any contempt for him. ho would fine t»m for lying for knoaw bettor. BLANTON BOJLS BEEF BUSINESS An onponaut btulneM transfer took place jeaterday. Ur. D. B. Blantoo purcluwed the marlwt buainoM of Me«ra Lewit and Clo»ia.aadtaliea charge to day. TMalrone of .tlio boaieai meat market, in ThoainauHUi and i* located iu the cky jnaihetJioDfe at Crawford Jaeltsou. Ur. filuutoa i, u man ofex- perience in tilt, time and wi.l doubtiea* succeed in hi* venture. Depot Dslnpo. The A. O. L. depot rovctheraioH to the cound of tlie luunteer and taw. 'J lie repair.are blur mode iu the whtte waiting room wlw.o a new iluor nud a vw watittc .tin t are being p id hi.. Ouiio.ut llle road, where be ojipratod a iu ui i^iienery end yritt mill. He haa tieea in bad lioalth lor more tlmu six a eear, nud ciune to Tbcmaeville for treatment. He was a son of Mr. Hatali Dekle-imd luavt, a widow aud tiireu ebildrou to ebeiitlt lii. tneiunry. lie in also.nrviv- edbyilnoe biotbei,. Mea&rs. L .W. Dotla, cl Water Val.ey, B, L Deklo of this city and W. L Dekhi o' Macon, aud ibntt a.HriT, Mra. J. 15. Giecne ot Wayorotv, Mr, U. M. York and Mits day Day Do le IN MENiOAIAM "Leave* have their time to fall And flower* to wittier at the n rtli wind’s breath. And tlie etar* to set, bat Hum hult all *c**ont for thine own On, Death. Bat tho atanaodown to Hue upon mao fairer abate. And bright bt heaven 1 1 jeweled mown They ahloe forever more.” Fiem dmetaaaemoiial, ifMomyhaa Mteemed eta petrUege to oommeomrate the pralaMet’her dead ai'ae effertagef tbe pemi 'toisn to their memecy. On theboth-dey of October 1904urUle the «ad winded Antnmn breathed to ul cadsace the melancholy re quiem of the dying year, Baather Bicbaad aUmmy, fall of yearn and baaea*. and with the ootudoomne* of a well (pent IHfe paued beyond th* ophemof earthly endeavor, and entered the iCeie*tial!Ledge above. H.ihsd wltneared thechangiogoeenes df Sa earn men, and during tbta long tlme. devotlo&lo duty wae tlie nnaln- spring of hi* action,. No mocro ap- porptiate epitaph coaid be engraved upon hie tomb than the timplo wards, J He did what he could.” ,N,W Cholrmaeter forSt.’Fboma* for 48 yean bewva* a Mauler Uaeon, Prof J- Liscombe, of Brooklyn, N. and wae always -ready to rotpood to X wM act as organist aud olioirmaster tlie souad of tlio travel.” He east?- at St, glioma.eliarcli duriuglhe coming plifled imhi, own life the lofty renew : He will arrive inalio dty shortly eehloh bo.profowcd. to “ho “P ‘ho duties of this ipoultion He wo* .a couaistect member oTuhe Mr -L^ontte l» an aooumplKhed Methodist church for 63 year,, and , oian , of w,de oxporionoo. and comes highly recommended. The musio at decided yer whore he will looote. Oar ;m,tn(tutor, Mr W. R. liaustoft- killed « 11 1 3 mouth, ling the otliorthty; that cottt'd him hSS pnouds ot pork. It any ono list beat that till, winter let's hear from you. May or N E. Tnruer attended t l»u,i. ue*, hr : hotnirville,last L'lio lity anil voted while tliete. Mis. E O Jarrett and Jit,, Jrmtle Dlaok.hear Weut to the city last Wed- ue«day to test tlieir bravery bv having some dental work done. 1 Little Mis, Inna Lee Jarrett left Mott, day to visit Iter grandmother, Mrs. M, Jarrett near Boston. . | Messrs, i, W. Wilson and Ohas. F. Mathis epeat the day in ThooasvlUq Saturday. Her. A. C. Stephenson, Dr. D. H. Montgomery and J, J. Turner, Esq, mingled with friends in tlie city Thee, dty. Mr. X. V Mathis, opr effldewl rearj •hal, bwsimoved to tho boom ferwwli eornpted by Mr,. 0. A. Alcorn. Wear* glad On welcome Mr. Machlt awddamlly a, netgtibon. • Me. I. M. Dyke* honored the young folk*-with a candy polling last Friday might,'the wind opof hlaoawei-’*-* 1 —- The writer ha* never seea tmdh a onl- vernal enjoyment upon eooh tamocca- •loa, where every one iba*Mi|awnAif Olnmunt and none felt appblhi^Mrat it', They enjoyed many Interesting and moatl game* while the ready was being prepared and when the announcement ■waareade to come forth Ihey respoti ded with the wiUlngne** eaolt to do hi* .-share of polling aa well Meeting candy, Wonder wlist couple spent about two hoore palling tlielr candy? Well any waydltey all liad a good ewsetttme and eqjoted the occasion Inuneotely. A BIG FIRE. D. C*. Andufsen near Ochlorkoneo Lcsoa Bern?. Other Nowe. D. B, AndcruoiTsbarusan.! out Iicumb at the Little Old place, with c-titontR cen* court day here. Se Cooliilgs News. dr- Doklo Ernsts Grist Ml*l. No New Cantldrt^s for Jis lea of tho P^sco. Lakt featurdHy vas icgulnr justice ral cakes vve.e trier) it t tied >ll.o tents oousistiag of all his crop of fodder by Judgu Smith, cotton seed aud 1 liale seed cotton, effort* j'.dgiueiit. enughtcu fire Monday nigiit ahfentll Mi o Ola Ha vis is very s o'cl’jfdc and was conijiletoly lli-sfioyod.. fever nt tin homo <»t her bio In H -lp enongli arjived in time to pave the Mr. T Banovv. dwelling lioute uud licrses. No insur- uu.c. Origin of tlie fire unknown. Dr. aud Mrs. J. B Palfher nud Miss Olivo Quartiebamu are u*tending the J*nierr.viunkers n in 4 u K ll8 ' ft tl«i» weoh. Mr. J. II. And* r.-on went to Nashville ou busiiiviis Monday. Mr. Jiui Ungl.es s; out Inst Thursday in Pol h nn. Mu-* Je sie Bumin aud Mrs. Joe Bau lin nttHid-d the Buntiu Bullock mar riage last Momliiy. Mr Waltor Braswell 1ms beeu quite sink wiilt fever. We wish for him a speedy recovery. Mrs. A. W. Logue, of Nashville is the fpioet of her parkins Mr. and Mrs. W. S. Bollock. W. H. Braswell and wife were visitors to oar towu Sunday. 'Dr. Charlie Miller, of Shel^ian visited Ills mother Mrs. F. P. Hay Sunday. Clever Dick Robiuson of Meigs was a visitor to his brother Mr. Cliarlie Rob inson on Snndny. Miss Isia Bullock and Mr Doo Boutin whether *ae stoward, class-leader, <tr .Bt. Thomas has always been a feature .of <tlie services. The profepeots dor the winter will be pleasing to tlie .attend auts of the -churcli. Vaccinating Nearly finished Tlie vaccinal ing # of llunnnsviUe jjeople U going merrily* oh. Tl>e city was di* vkd Into three distriett* audoue each AM gited to Drs. Bcui lielle, JeokiiM and, Tlie first two have aU«ady eom|.l6'6d thtir work and Dr. Juried states tUut tie will be through by the la; t ot this week. Tlie doctor# are tak< iug a census of the dry as the; goaloug. The negroes aie submitting in excellent spirit to tlie vaecipation law, but a great many white rebel and have to be reported to council tSMtae of ohareh proparty, he whs aver ready to respond to tho end of duty. Bspolved* Tfcatiu the death of Brothar Bkshard Bamsey, this Lodge has lest a fruitful end useful member. ReHcdved, That tbe Lodge room bej A Big Hunt- clotlted with thewsual badge of mourn-1 31r. William Proctor, Jr., will leave ing for 20 da> a. | l^e Batutdav for a big hunt, iu O'vm- RosoiT6d> That a d>py of. ^>ece reso- paay with icvea Alabama sportsmen. Intion. be fuiul.li.4 the family' of our j ^ wlu RO t0 PuntB Garda. Flu., dveereed brother with the auOMnee cf . nnd trMB U)ere drtv8 4fl niiles , 0 ,| ie our prcfcoud aympatlir Reapcctfally submitted, ^AOMOODY. ' ^^Parkek. A. B. COSE, Committee. New floor. The Cochran barber -hop was treated yesterday to a new floor, laid over tbe old. The cfcupant* of the shop were inconveoievced temporarily for their better oontfort when reallv cold weather comet. The Cochran shop le always ole tn and inviting and will new be more m than-yer. Everglade,. Tl-ey propiwe to devaetato tLi* mveterioa, teglou of game, piloted by Indian guide, and supplied with every invention of modem gunnery. Highest Lle.rse. Mr. John S. Montgomery, Jr., re. tgrned yeeterdey morning from Atlanta Neat New Homo- Ur. Olin Obastaiu lias joat completed a neat cottage near his fathera place end where he took the examination of tint 2 miles from town tlua Breton read, i etata board of pharmacy. There ate ; three licenses conferred, pliarmscist, Mr, A B. Sanders, of Nsw Turk to in I *P» nd (lro W ii ‘- Mr - «“>*• tit* city. Mr. Sander* is the advance tomorj mu one of three to receive man for John Griffith the great tra**. ‘ he hl * h “» life “ e ' TI,W * ,ook ,he dian who is scheduled to appear ^ | Thompson's Opera Bonn on next Thursday. ( One Thousand Barrets. . j Gandy and Mallette’s cane mill keeps Mr. John Lester came down from At* gri ding on: liquM sweetness. They lanta yesterday morning accompanied have bean at work for aaveral days, and by hi* friend Mr.'C. B. Clarke. They now estimate the yield of (heir farm at will join a party of'TLomwvlIle sports, more titan 10 0 barrels, and possibly men for a ten dsys linnt in Florida. 1600. parents, Mr. aodMrs. Bullock last Mon day morning at 0 o’clock' by Bov. a B. Jenkins. They left for Bt. Loads on the OtOO train by way of Aagnsia, where they will attend the “merrymaker* l’ They will be at boat friends after Deo. U Mn. Mary Cardin, of Abridge iethe greet of relatival this week. . Mn. E. R. Singletary, of Melgt, le ■pending revarsl daye with her parent!, Mr. aud Mn. Thorepeon thin week. MEIGS MENTION. (By J. B. Searcy ) There’, not a vacant houee i u Meigs. Dr. Aultinau and \V. M. Biugletarj drovetliroogn the country tu Tlionia,- vtlle Tuesday. Meters T. J. Wlilts, E. E. ant! Mul- eolm Wllkee loft for a pleasure trip to points ou the coast VVodnoiduv nioru lug. Mrs J. G. Dauber rmd two children, Willie aud Pauline, left luet Saturday, for Macon, their futuie home, Mr. Dunbar has been there several weeks ago. There will tc an election iu thle dis trict Deo. 3, for a Justice of tlie Peace aud two bailiffs. Mr. aud Mrs. J. D. Robimon spent last Sunday in Oclilocknbee. Mrs. Geoj^e McXeal, after spending several days hete with her sister, Mrs. Cook, lelnmod to, her home Sunday at Parrott. Mr. W. O. Thompson, the hustler, made u business trip to Tlioniaivilie Monday. Mis, Kate Blackman, of Peihaui, was the guest of Mtsa Zee Simpson Sun day. Mr. Teaaly of Americas, lias moved his family to this place, and it occupy' tug a house ot the foot ot Marahall street. tk with • iu law, rs. M. A, Barrow aud littlu son, in, uni to leave lor Tamps, Fla., tins week, whom hoy go so reside. ■ Mi.-s Tao.tlita Duiou, of Tboinnsville, is visiting rsiativos at Coolidgu tills weak. Mr 0. D. Moore, of Valdosta, is a fro q .out visitor to UouUdgo of late. Coulidgo lias received tlie Ailing of a ,ung felt want iu the erection of a good gri-t mill will li Mr. Deklo now has iu oj oration. His grind dal s are WeiiUeS day s and Saturday s of cuoii week. When euffering from achee and paina Nsatnith's Magic Oil rehevts Mr. Henry Sttrv ia all smiles this week over the arrival of u young lady who will make her future homo with him. Mr. Kennrn and Ills family, of Sunset heve moved to Ooolidge, ana are occu pying tlieresldeuaeof Mr. P. E. Mu/pliy. Mr. Kennon Is machinist for the c t*tson Lumber Co., successor* to the T. J. Bell Lumber Company. The last meeting - of the Ooolldg- were married at tha home of the brire'e| towu oonmdl levied the Advatoi+m tax rate for thle vear at two and one half mtlle. The clerk, H. B. Neemlih, now baa the bookeoien for the porpo-e of ocUeotltig the taxea and registering tbe voter* of the town. ^ We have heard no talk of any candi date# as yet for Justice of the Peace and Oonstablee, who are to be eleotedtlie first Saturday in December. We judge therefor the present Incumbents, Jus ice T. C. Smith and Constable W. W, Story will be candidates to auoceed tliemtelve*. Well, we've ee good a president as they have, nnv how. tlsieecoud Sundav iu December. Mra. Mary Wilkes again occupies li«r old home ou the corner of College aud Dyson street ■. The residence lias re csivqd additions and lias been remodeled and repainted and presents a very at' tractive Hppeurunce. Many of onr young people go ont.to the nearby mllle now and enjoy the hospitality and liberality of the tyrup makers. . . Mrs. J. W. Jones went up to Smith ville, last Sunday to visit friends and relatives about her oUl home. Dr. J. F. O'Neal, dentist, is fitting up most attractive office. The doctor ia building up a good business in his line, and proposes now, aa lyrmarly, to use nothing but tbe fine/t materials, and most improved machinery. The merchants of this place have sgned to dose ilieir stores all day ou Tnauksgiviug day. Everybody will take doe notice. Rw, C. Ri Jeukms, pastor of the Metholistdmrch, here, give one last Sabbath that lie would preach again ou Mr. Jodie Hlanlou will leava Monday to aocept a place ( in tl.e Pelham Journal's office. " Wo know of a nodding that's going to happen iu u few days, but' it's a secret. The school at Pine Grove just over the line in Mitchell couutr, near this place will elosd no xt Wednesday before Thanksgiving, I will teach unaritlimUiuand writing' so licol at Pine Grove, beginning about Nov. 30. Everybody knows tite value oft liese at ecial classes. Tltosowho are behind In the kuowlelge of these branches will doubtless seize the bppor- tuuity. The coarse Includes the draw ing of deeds, mortgages, etc., with srliont points of commercial law on these topics The whole will be spiced with exercises iu practical Grammar, Bpeiiiog aud thu uses of diacritics. J. B. Btanty. Mesats. Emmet Joiner of Brcontou, aud Deoil Joiner, of Camille, were here Sunday tbe great* of relatives. Many new citizens are coining into this riciitiiy from lie upper counties, F.tdelle, ,f Wbltesburg, Ga., Will ilfa short (hue become a citixeu of this |Uie, and will engage iu the practice ot ou divine. CAIRO PROSPERING-. 'Is cf the Bury Syrup Vart Shows* Life. 1 v if, 11 Biitclr and' fim fr etfp Doua’rlsihvilfe -punt Fritluy tiulSok— unlay in tlie city visiting frioMls- M. Rroivit canto over f: o-n Taflav- IniS'ce Batmihiv and isspebding oerenii daba with heme fi It*. Our turret nr.! pieseniitig a busy aya- pcariytt’e 1 h':-n dais “LiingSHI t‘tuig- ’ i< nJlIiig in at a rapid rite i.nil qv.iic ia l-t o! cotton hit* been loott.cted tl>sa week. Tlie fiute ni'ier wits witen Ctiirowav* mote prospert user tho fnrmefs of Shin sectlbo in better shape. Prosperity iss in evidence on every hand. Tlio mnsias of sftw rnd trowel is heard from saerm- Ing till night nud business-In all IkHta of c’aJolsgood. . Littlo Sarah Christian, dnughtw efif Mr. and Mra K. Powell, died MsadsQP morning and whs hulled Tuesday mono— iug at 10 o'clock. But little hopaharifi been snisrtnired for the little suflbspsrfit recovery for several days and r he festal— it.g of tlie delicate cord that feuabJfej-T to litis world was hourly expectsdl Tim little bud which was given tobtkgltanu the home for a few sliprFmentis-.dtaffi In hit wisdom, has seen best to tistes plant in His heavenly vineyard aafitfito "beautiful beokoulrg hands” fiureMkg bsttlemeuts of the eternal city as* MK an iutpiratlon to mama and brothers and shter* to walk fea "stra'ght and narrow way” that kt to life eternal , Min Maggie Perkins, of Cesn 1 Fia., is visiting relatives ■ in. te«m4 week. Mr. Oliver Williams, onr eatafitji and popular jeweler spent last Bars in Whighatn,. - Min Johnnie Brown and Mm B Swlcord made e shopping visit le Tfei Seville Tier day. Rev. R. F. Evans, of Moultries - shaking hands with-his many here this week. Dr. F. 0. Hetricg came over fiknm Whighamone day this week ardysa- chased a buggy horse- cf "Messrs.. Fast cett & Dees. " Mr*. O. E, Mauldin lias httn «x tfiat’ sirk list for several days. Mr L. O. Marshal), a firmer reaUbatk of Cairo, new of Cullioka, T-rss., 3rr~ rived Monday morning and is now *eg»~ plug at Die Fell Hocse. Mr. ManfesOP. nnmhers his friends here by tt r wssss- aud tltey me pleased to see lt’m lew!mgg; so wull. We are pained to loarn of Die sails an lllnfss of Mr. and Mrs. M. B. Smitk'ae little son and hope to heebie torrynsfe his convalescence Iu oar uext budgak.. BAGGS NOT INDICTEIT BY GRAND MY- (By T. H. Tiller.) ( J pepl»l to Times Euterprisa ) Balnbrfdge, Ga„ Nov. 16. After hunt ing evidence all day tho Itsi sta r county grand jury failed to ratasare roe bill against Mercer BBggs cl with killing John Unnte; in a duel k Febtuary 27th. Tide is the nei grand jury that has louud no MUs virtually amounts to au acquitted Biggs as further proseeuBons The tragedy mentioned in the dispatch is well remenshsred ia 1 Seville. Both yonng mess were knownin this city sudtMr. Bsgg rently comes here now. Colored Man Dsatf- Blaskshear Wilson, Jr, a gcodscfbaaB itizeu, died this week at hie feouwa. Olay s . He was barled from the ttf- o ed B.rptfst charch by Rev. J. R Dins . Wilson farmed for Mr. O. T. OscitTy. a-td wee a colored man of first cfaas • Jqna'ltlet.
