About Thomasville times-enterprise and South Georgia progress. (Thomasville, Ga.) 1904-1905 | View Entire Issue (Dec. 9, 1904)
TIME8-J5NTKH RISE.THoMasVIM.K, EVERY THING IS OPEN ?n it is high time y SHOULD THINK What gift to Give A SHABBY GIFT SHAMES THE GIVER Most Elegant Line ofl Christmas Goods | AH South Georgia. ! My stock of Brickabrac is replete with new stylish attractive pieces, selected from the first importers in the East. Anything you may wish from a small cabinet piece to a set of decorated China. You could not wish a more complete line of Silver Toilet Articles, Manicure Sets. An elegant selec- Hon of Brooches, Scarf Pins, Cuff ‘Buttons, Ring . Waiches ia fact, anything in Jewelry. J1 youpropose to fail to Visit us. Everything is give a Christmas gift don’t It can do no harm at any rate, gladly shown whether you SOMETHING IN K PINK BOX THE NAME JERGER ALWAYS A GUARANTEE OF; flgfg ? > Duality, ° ? reliabileSsSHI HOARD OF REGISTRAR? MeaVY traffic DEMANDS NEW BRIDGE, ELECTION MANAGERS REPORT RESULT: MUCH BUSINESS IN ORDINARY’S COURT' Come Now Own Up APPOINTED MONDAY. The wnanagers of. tin .tHiftreotelt'- lion precincts of the cconty, accordii;: to law, rntulo tlieir reporter the4u»'tl>»' of ilie peace election! in tbeir.rt^ictlw districts, ;Mo,day, The baljots ate tealcil in anjenvclope and deposited wit! comity clerk. J. W. . Groover. A : cop of the retnrnt is sClit to the' Secretary i: State, Philip Cook. . Ttjo nuuiagere of the outlyiog districts, wort in tovu. yesterday and made, tiie .following r». 1 1>orts of tlio justices for the next-loo years: .*. .,U/' 'i'hoiussville, J W. II Mire-in-ll. Spence, J. 8. E. Wilder. Metcalfe, A. i\ Birr;.-. Boston, H. O. Jordan. . ' x Ochlockonee.'-J. H. Norton. Cairo, J..J. Ragan, L Glasgow A. A. McKoover colored. Pavo, Benj. Reece. V Merrillville, 'll.omasP.Blaeksbenr. . Meigs, J. 0. Smith, Ooolidgo, T. O. Smith. A number of interesting incidents mark ed the elections in the different districts, In Pavo. Mr.. Recce defeated hisoypo. m-nt, the present Incumbent, Mry Wilt tarns Milis.br one wte.. Mr. Reece was not registered and higopponent refused to rote on that accoont. Had Mr. Mills rated for himseifc the result would hare been a lie. to Giasglow there is talk of a contest owing to some irregn- larity in the ballots. McKeevca is the only colored justice to tho ooumy. Ko report was received from the Ways and DonconvUls dktrietn For ssrsral years there haa been no elective justice at Duncanville 8 M. Beach. thcex otUdo The city council Imd ti mtullng Mon- j Au interesting indication ot tho day afternoon at which the City Boar.! ft owlh and prosporfty of this sectlou s ot Registrars for 1001-1008/were ap- | the fact' that the traflio on the A..C. L. isrlutod. Mossrs. John Triplett, J. H. , *“» outgrown tiro railroad bridge at M-.mll. .1. S. Hopkins it nstitut..! Albany Toe Albany Herald it. treat- tho board. Within thn next, few days , iu K tholmatlerroys; they will set to work and purge the re- j A •«'» ‘’ridge - or each improvements gistration list for tho city primary and i ®* Will inaka tho present strnotnra prao; •will bo .constructed over 3ii«».ivay Uoq. Wm. M. Jouos held tto n^otur tnrtn ©t ordinary’scourt and % caruuW'ntLlo nmoout important tmwiraretta wm traila*cCud. Mm. Sailio (fatim was (granted a diachixrRO, (With Nritt auii(<x ,> d rhowitu? her to bo tho solo taanufK'i hry), na administratrix of.tho eft* statu ot ilir> tale 8. L. H*yo«. M. A,. Vlirniwood waft roado administrator of the ttutaX* of Stopiiuii Mingo, colored ‘La&tom of guardianship over John Iler- taft Carrol and William Komar Carrol, aafcworH, wero gran tod to Mm. A maud a jUkrrol. Tha eatato of Henry William*, scArrcd. was distributed. Tho petition K R. Iioitkiiui of Brunswick to bo mmla guardian^of the estate ot Juliol £Sp|*in*, an inmate of the State Sana- Isran, was filed stating that the estato wm of tho ralue of ten thoosaud dollars. Constipation Rlllouinrii, Indltell Sour Btonjffch, Hc»di Colic, tic, and keep* •yrtem in perfect con,1 by rrioiUliug the bo PleeMQt to take. plcNiant fn remit* t promptly without grtpi ; ao cent* a bottle at \ You don’t like those gray hairs, do you? And yourhus- band certainly doesn’t like them. Then why not fry a bottle of Ayer’s Hair Vigor? It restores color to gray hair every time, all the deep, rich color of early life. And it cures dandruff also. •• Icartalnly belle** that Ayer'* Hi'fVtgOT U a splendid preparation for the hair and •calp, for I have u««d It tnora or less for *lx yean. I can cheerfully recommend It tf^any- S2 tk°Hoyt, MinneapolU. $lun. election. All on tha list who can uot f ‘icaUy now shows clean bill of health as regards Flint river at Ibis point by the Atlan- leugtlt of residence, taxes paid, an,l otb- D° Coast Lino railway, crqualifications will be sttickeu from Thls.at leasf.ls tho information which IhshSI '■ Io*'«U railroad men have. It is a furt - ;, well known that on Account of one of I Mr. aud Mrs. Ernest Baars and sou, the spans of the bridgo now iu hervice of Pensacola, Fiat are tho guestaof ^ being of ligh terns traction, the company Dr, T. K. Blackshear at his coo ntry .has recently been pnt to a groat deal ot * *-— * trouble and ax pease The heary In creaio of traffic on the two lines lead ing to Albany--one from Brunswick and the other from Thomasville—has necessitated the putting into service of locomotives of the heaviest type used on theeystem. lhfi*e loccmotivee^onac count of the light spau In the Flint river bridge, can not come into this dty, but are obliged to stop' in East Albany, svritrh engines tramferring both freight and passenger ^trains across to the dty. It is understood that an order has al ready been placed with a bridgo compa ny for a new span to replace the light one in, Flint river bridge. The west span will need no strengthening, nor will any of the extensive trestle work. The new span will be put In without inter rupting traffic. ^ HIGHLY ENDORSED. Rev. Walker Lewis, the well-known Methodist minister, write*: "I have used Dr. Motley’s Lemon Elixir in or family with very beneficial results. . It is an admirable medicine and e^celleri as • tonic and liver regulator.* 4 SARSAPARILLA. PILLS. CHRISTMAS BOX •;' Of EPWGRTM LEAGUE, SECOND-HAND \M1IIU Fot S.tl- K-.iy Overhauled. One :i Hi R ' TubuUr Boiler It baa been tho custom of the Ep- worth League for many yean to tend a Christinas box to the poor ot the dty. In factJChrbtmia would not teem lile Christinas to TbomaariUe without tl Is' bencfaOlou. The Leaguj members » e now making preparation for the box: and ask the good people ot tho city to bear in mind thetr plant, aud be ready to donate food, clothing or cash when called open. When your head aches, there is a stor'ni in the nervous .sys tem, centering in the brain. This irritation produces pain in the head, and the turbulent nerve currcnt.sent to the stom ach causes nausea, vomiting. This is sick headache, and is- dangerous,' as frequent and prolonged attacks weaken the. brain, resulting in loss of memory, inflammation, epi lepsy, fits, dizziness, etc. Allay this stormy, irritated, aching condition bv taking Dr. Miles’ Anti-Pain Pills. They stop the pain by sooth ing, strengthening and reliev ing the tension upon the nerves —not by paralyzing them, as do most headache remedies. Dr. Miles' Anti-Pain Pills do not contain opium, morphine, chlora!,cocaine or similar drugs. KSSJftUSS S?JPS5,22£S£ tor a day or ao «t » tlmj. JDorEra •• (q Jt't «Vertical - - HR g "« • Locomotire" ' on wheels, .. j . /:• One to II. P. Vertical boiler and <n- « ine - V / I No. 1 DvLoacb Saw Mill, SimpKs Feed.. I—« Inch Inserted tooth saw. "-Simll'sawa,. • -Soule steam feed rope feed as good . a* few. -• 1 —*5 H- P. center crank engine. 1-3S « . . ., « good as new. . i—B'd'on saw mantle. 1—Set 36 stringer ’ogging trucks new a—Sett adpble i 1—tjf Duplex Steam pump, new. 1—a '•> Gardner gwvernafT l-y* l-Z- - „ .*• ’ - goods' MoUy Springs, Miss., March 34,1903. While budding railroads in Tennessee asMWlwctwe years ago a number of liana. —Wiui.Uil fever sad various forma oi Maud and skin diseases. 1 carried S. 3. S. hay isuirai iaaary and gave it to my handi weMhaaost gratifying results. I can re-corn* — ad S. S.S. as the finest preparation fot Vafcwia, chills and fever, aa well as all W. I. McGowan. K. H. Wight of Cairo, was to town ou Sunday on his way to Camilla. When In Cairostopatths Bet! Housa Good moats, good service, good rooms, reasonable tates- * 10-21 Mira Hill and MUa Black, ot Augusta, will be the guests of Mix. & W. Mays during-the Christmas holidays, A nouil-.-r -if ,i, liclittul rre isl fuu.-tious will be given to their honor. FIFTY EIGHTH CONGRESS NOW IN SESSION. Have Your Collars Launderied Mtheei to the ThCMnnsille 8teem Loandry. We hase entreat to ^almost every town to Thomas oonnty. See Mm about the goods. 1—z 1-t King governor. 1—a 1-2 Monarch governor. I— 1 r-z Pickering governor, iz—Sets. 1* Pickering Carriage trucl new. the best made. Prompt attention-.upon work “ will be prepared to (nrnlsb cane nulls 30 days. -v thomasville iron work ■ Works near A. O. Ik K. R. Depot. Washington, Dec. 8. — The. eenate opened at noou today amid brilliant sur- ronidinga.1 |Flowers covered the decks of members and the galleries wero crow drd. w - 7 . After a session of thirteen mtontea the senate^) joorned as a mark of respeet to the lateLSenatorn Quay and Hear. A merry party of Thomasville young Indies whoypeut Saturday tind Sunday at Ochtockenee wero Misses Lizzie Wal ker, ;Ldl* Barrow. Josephine aud Lela May Singletary. fcJgjfsL-.- safe?. "-For Rent. ^ Two imrse farm, good dwelling end pil hoMna eise eroodlandpa.tnro.lo-i cased in Oehlookonee, Ga Call on or. vni.Mre.i.Eitotoi^a I CASTOR IA For Infanta and Children. Tfis Kind You Have Always Bought Pros. B. a En S . Co., South lisixl. Ii Dr. Miles’ Antl-Paln PHI* are told gawr^drucaikt^whp will ^uaraotee tfi ZS-SHS'rSS^ 1 bu._ Miles Medical Co., Elklart, Ind ^-Why not gat that Cocking Range | at Bait’s?
