About Thomasville times-enterprise and South Georgia progress. (Thomasville, Ga.) 1904-1905 | View Entire Issue (Feb. 3, 1905)
■fi A TIME8-ENTBRPRISB. . rHOHA8VlLLB,OKOE9I4.'FEBRUARYI, 190* The Kind Ton Ilavo Always Bought, and which Bus been In use tor over 80 years, has borne the signature of and has been made under bis per sonal supervision since its infancy. Allow no one to deceive yon in this. All Counterfeits, Imitations and « Just-ns-good” nro but Experiments that trifle with and endanger the health of fultorts and Children—Experience against Experiment. What is CASTORIA Castoria Is m harmless substitute for Castor OU, Pare* gorlc. Drops and Soothing Syrups. It is Pleasant. It Contains neither Opium, Morphine nor other Narcotic Substance. Its age is Its guarantee. It destroys Worms and allays Feverishness. It cures Diarrhoea and Wind Colic. It relieves Teething Troubles, cures Constipation and Flatulency. It assimilates the Food, regulates the Htomach and Bowels, giving healthy mid natural sleep. The Children’s Panacea—Tho Mother's Friend. GENUINE CASTORIA ALWAYS Bear* the Signature of The Kind Yon Hare Always Bought In Use For Over 30 Years. IT*- P Dyson DEALER IN Gc ial Hardware, BUNS, Pino , ^MUNITIONS, STEAM FITTINGS BELTING. FIPEING, V ft. UPLIES, WAGON AND CART MATERIAL. —Msnnfsctnroni of—— TURPENTDG., . .HM WAGONS. TIMBER, OAKTft. BUGGIES. 8'i PAMTANK8 ANDEVAPORATCRS FOR COOKING SYRUP. 1 WANT HARDWOOD LUMBER ANY SIZIJ. MEIGS, - GEORGIA. BBRZSBaaao* wtKsr-ssnf-xrirss NEWSY LETTER FROM NEW SPRING HILL £Dear Enterprise: Finding ttiat I mutt write to renew my snbseripiiou, I shall use the opportunity to tell your readers something oi what we are <ioi»ig h«re- dboolB. t The fitt-meri* ere moving forward bu-ily prei>aririg for another crop. L og rollings are common and these are rapidly followed by the plow. Tire air i« filled with rhe smoko from tne hum- lug log heaps and tho KtillneM it broken r the songs of ilio plo v boys. Our school at this place is the pride o tin* entire community. It is in one seose a new-chool, haring been made by aconsoiidati in of the more remote j-ntron-* of Willis Singletary school with old Soring Hill school. Last July a commodious house was limit nt this place, near Singletary & Co.’* s*ore. The house is second to none in the county lining completely furnished with modern f irni ture pi tent desks, slated blackboards and everything needed for an up-to-date school. It is our intention to keep onr school in session for eight months it year. Oar teacher, Miss Julia Gibson, found it necessary a few days ago' to onll her patrons together and ask for more seats as all in the honse were filled. Au order for more desks was promptly made. These are expected to arrive soon and render every advantage for good work by each pupil in school. Miss (libton has enrolled fifty-eight bright girls and boys and has a regular attendance of fifty-six. Mrs. J. T. Thompson has returned from an extended visit to her daughter, Mrs. Groover, beyond Othlockonee Miss Beatrice Hay is visiting friends in Ohfockonee, Miss Goldie Sasser from Singletary School, spent Saturday and Sunday in our community visiting Miss Julia Gib The young people of tho community enjoyed some me sic at Mr. Rsmor Singletary’s Tuesday night. Success to ilio Times Euterpr se. J W. Ochlockonee, P. O. E.T. McLean, Thomasville, Ga. Jp&ife, Health^ Accident. Mr. Flournoy Smith, of t 1 e f’airo < '§» tr ot, was in towii Saturday. ' i i\ Siu., like many of his ueigliboio is o, posed to tho now county idoi and says “let dl enough alone.” .COLD! WELL. YES. BY SIX YEARS. Court Houao Fountain Freezes- Tem perature Reaches Fifteen* . Thursday wav no: only rho co'd*st day of the year, bnt rf 1 lie Inst six years. Weather mart Ihomas was cussed with all kinds of blue streaks yesterday for his ho nth smocks in pull ing tho thermometer down to fifteen. Mr. Thomas says lie hasn’t suoce ?d-d in getting the mercury as near the hot- tom of tho tube since Feb. 13, 18‘.*8, when it went to the alarming notch ol 2 above zero, die coldest ever. It was by the ’98 cold spoil that the Florida oranges were killed. Water pipes alt over town wort* frozeD up yesterday, giving the plumbers a proverbial ciuch. They didn’t oven ufod an advertisement to keep thorn busy. Troubled souls w**re oven wiltiag to »>id for their attentic s In spire of th -ii hustiings, there wa -• iter, wat.-r evrry- wliere going to waste The most nearly compensating fea ture of tho cold was tho !»• ’.ty it loaned to the court housv fount .in Tin* foun tain froze over, one s<Hid i. •:•* f i.-tc:***. for tho first lime sim-e ’US U\ connec tion with the fountain, it . .^r sr u^ to note lhat Mr. Koran, its i.rmufu- tarer, i* in the city. He. In i no idea ; that one of the products of Ii h m .1 w in all this vicinity until he saw tli- rt c houso. The fountain was pare hi* about ten years ago from n c muni- i house. SEED POTATOES JUST RECEIVED SHIPMENT Buists Seed Potatoes BRAGEY PHARMACY CO. , Phone 106. Agents Jacobs Candy, (a. Time Table Effective Sept. 11th sssrosoQa&QeaGseseBsaaaeaMQitoKOKoxo.^oftfaBS&OBGSSM? Trains Arrive Thomasville 12:10 p. ra. 7:35 p. m Daily. Trains Leave Thomasville 7:40 a. m., 4:15 p. m t^uiv,M.bt and Best Line to Macon Atlanta, 8t. Louis anu all points West. Finest equipments in the,South, Coaches electric lighted, with fans in summer and steam beat in winter, making travel comfortable and easy, Tickets on sale to all points in the United States. If you are contemplating a trip, ask oar Agent for informarion--wo mey bo able to save yon money ni.d time. Daily. ' W9BS5WWy.9a8Wa«BiW58«aV.-35S KM OSSt. 63WWW McFaddcn, A. E. Glover, General Passenger Vgent, Thoma'ville. I. G. Knapp, Com. Agent, Fitzgerald: THINGS SETTLING DOWN OVER IN RUSSIA INSURANCE wan;<»•: SAW HULL MACHINERI. Wc Manufacture the best Saw Mill on the market. Engines. Uoilrs Ginn:. Iviachinry Grist -’itii-'. fr Shingles Mil OOMPLF.TK OUTFITS A SPECIALTY AND' FOUNDRY Mallary Bros., Mooli Mention thia paper. CAIRO FURNITURE Cairo, Georgia, “Cleaning Up.” OnFeb. ist we begin taking sto.-k and before desire to run our Stock ,.s low as possible, am! so will offer some very Attractive Prices. For Lung Troubles Ayer’s Cherry Pectoral cer tainly cures coughs, colds, bronchitis,consumption. And it certainly strengthens weak throats and weak lungs. There can be no mistake about this. You know it is true. And your cwn doctor will say so. •• >13 it- > hoy had ;i terrible coach. I tried ut^ht h - ’.is bctti KTCU.;:. Allt of but In until he first iy improved MRS. S. J. JjB Also manufacturer JLm y sassai fillers sift COMPANY. i:it tune we order to do Many things we will sell at Aetn a! Cost. Everything at a bargain. lie Window Shades 10 35c Window Shades. aoc 40c Window Shsdes . joe «0c Window Shade a ,- Good 8 day Clock a.... 3 Hoop Oedair Bucket* Beds, Dressers, Rockers, Chairs, Trunks, M.itiiug, Rugs etc| at price* that will surprise you, Give us a Call. Wc will j 1 6 ave you money. CLUB SUBSCRIPTIONS.. SPECIAL BARGAINS IN READING MATTER OFFERED BY THE Weekly Times-En^erprise. Weekly Times-Enterprise and the Semi-Weekly Atlanta Journal, both ono year $1 40. Weekly Times-Enterprise and the Serai-Weekly Savannah News both oue j ear 31 50. Weekly Timeo-Enterprise and the Three Times-Week New York World, both one year 41 50. Weekly Times-Enterprise and the Bbston Timet*, both one year $1 25. Weekly Times-Enterprise and the Vqo | Sunny South aud the Weekly Atlanta Constitution, all one year $2 00. Cairo Furniture Company. Cairo, Georgia. B. I. VaIlLABDINGAM I Weekly Tunes-Enterprise and Chris- I tiau IJnion, a clean,' high-toned infer- i denominational weekly, $1.50. 1 Almost any other combination you acn want at a price to suit you. If oue of these combinations doesn’t suit write what you want. TIMES-ENTERPRISE, IbifissuiUe, G* St. Petersbnrg, Jan. 27.—Eoily ports from all ports of Russia iuiicate that tho strike situation is flattening ont The authorities regard the Mineral tying up of industries hr prat Lully over, and assert that, the attempt to turn them over into a general political riot tailed Tho governmeLt’s promise of shorter, hours of labor has been proclniued eve* here. Tho political side of tl e movement is disappearing, and tin) au thorities are apparently attempting to treat workmen whoso aspirations are purely economic without] harshness, at the same time patting down the revolu tionists with strong hands. Moscow, Jan. 27,—The night passed qu ielly. Work wjih resumed this morn ing in some of tho factories. Warsaw, Jan. 27.— Tho rtriko started here today, and is spreading rapidly. Sovjral fnotoriet have clo*u<), hut the workmen are quiet* Riga, Jan. 27.—Twonty-mtw nu t 1 ami two women were billed and hirty- sev-.Mi (uviltans and ei^ht h lders were wjunded by tevoi ver shots ouiiug y* s- terdny’s rioiitig, au-oidiiu' t«> rolurns a the J.cspitals. MorrluSi-lb Diwfl o.orc- h . J. Frank Harris, rho j at:on saint, of Pave, liussold Lisdrug store chore to the firm of Hicks & Watson. Thes* eu- co»i>nsing people are ]*uct!ng a chain of stores throughout South Georgik aud mw have tin m ut M* uitrie, .>o«-.u , Arlington am! l’a\o. Dr. ILirns Imd ono • f tl. • nearest store in South Georgia, lie liasrn score of other interests tA keep him lm-y. Coffee St Tea spoons. Souvenirs of Thomasville and the South, here are some of the subjects: Confederate Monument, Negro Eating Melon, Piney Woods Hotel, Mitchell House, Indian Head, Georgia State Hloral, Big Oak Etc. C. <2. GOEHRING Jowelor 120 South Broad SI Sf I Won’t Argue the Question with You You Can Have it All Your Own Way, I say, Can a poor man I)o more than that? If you will come to my store and ltt me sliow you some real good tilings in some odd pieces left over from t’lc fall season, I will not argue about the price .but the p:icc won’t let you argue with me, it will be down below all argument. Do it now. We handle the okl reliable JEHnsLttCLjttLSin: ZEPsLiaa/tos. 1 the Outside as well as the Inside. k C. B Quinn. The House Furnishe r - Broad St. Thomasville Ga Mr Bottoms Interviewed. Mr. T. J. Bottoms, traveling pat seuger agent of the Atlantic Coait Line at ThomasviUe, Oa, was m Savannah on busincKM yesterday. Sj eaking of the season at Thomasville, Mr. bottoms said so far it had l>teu very prosi»rors, and that tho outlook for a record*l>:'.tak ing season is first-class. He said a num ber of new home* are under con«t: ac tion by tho wealthy residents of the North, and that the hotels arc having a big demand for accommodation*.—Sav annah News. Mr. and Mrs. J. S. have ar rived in tho city from Ror.bury, . &ss., aud are at their win* redd . ce in this city. They are tin .ast of . hrmas- ville’s winter colon* j arri\e. Their coming was doin' ec. by Mi>-. Bailey’s ill health. Mr. G. li. Dame... SatoidAJ in litis city. %vo, spent WHERE IT WILL DO THE MOST GOOD That Is where we want to put cur Coal. We want to warm those who have felt the pinch of the cold weather. We want to make their Christmas a warm one, for withoutwarmth there will not be much happiness. Can now be supplied in any quantity te those who will send in their orders early. Woolridge Jellico Coal in Iarg:e ltfrnps. Pennsylvania Anthardte in all sizes. The Thomasville Ice Company PHONE NUBER « James FI. Br©wn, Interior Decorator. Paper EaxJrxTg, laintins: Etc, F. a BOX 238. 130 N. BROAD ST
