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Georgia, Thoms* County.
N9K-Cltr of Thomasrllle.
Will be sold on the flrat .Tuesday
in January 1808 within the legal
taoun of enle to the hlgheet bidder
tor cash, the following deacrlbed real
property to-wit: : Thaf certain city
lot la the city of Thomurille In gnld
state nod county, fronting IN feet
os the. South tide of Jaekeon atreet
between Stephen* atreet and Lee
street and running back to Lee atreet
In a aontherly direction, the honed on
said lot being known at Thompson's
Opera House occupied by 0. L,
Tbompson.-Jno. Campbell, lee Adams
80(1 J06 ThofltS/
property Ierted on as the
Said
/ width Of at inti.' lev,.
between railings; all twn'har used 1- C„-
iOJLHj-FL'TCH.
•if 1rtt Close, wall su:-,« -1 ' :,n Jiauirv ,w, • ..... ; ...
pine; ail tills, girders and undo.-;. • ;a -.oanty t . ; • .. *■'
nlng to be at least four by six Ru;, of tale to the his- » :.r- m .'
ae; add all flooring to beret least two t be following Seti ti J-
inchs. twek by dght s;'
cneck.
-^uUr Couple Marry Veeterday in
■Metcalfe.
Alt repair and construction work to
be began within ten days after writ',
ten notice from the chairman of the
.Hoard of .Commialoaero and to be
promptly and continuously proeecut-
ed |a completion.
The penoo, or flra, to whom the
oon tract shall be awarded to be paid
quarterly, and in amoonte propo,-
tloaed to the amount of work com-
it tin time pay-
moots are made. Such payments to
property of C. L. Thompson to ant- be made ont of moneye now available
Mr n paring and curbing fife la- in the connty treasury, together with
tbe money to be raised by tax leriee
aned on the llth day of Norember,
1107 by & T. McLean, city clerk of
said city of Thomaarille against said
a bora described property and said
C. L. Thompson. Bald property be
ing in possession of the said C. L.
Thompson. This the 10th day of De-
cember, 1997#
J. 1. STEPHENS, City Marshall.
11-1 ML
PROPOSALS FOR tllE REPAIRING
AND CONSTRUCTION OF PUB
LIC BRIDGES.
Ueorgla, Thomas County.
Notice Is nereby given that sealed
proposals for repairing and improv
ing all editing public bridges in tbe
connty, and for building inch new
brldgos ' as may be ordered to be
built by tbe proper authorities of tbe
connty during tbe year 100S, will be
.received by tbe Board of Commis
sioners of Roads and Revenue up to
and Including tbe 1st' Tuesday in
February, 1908. At which time all
proposals submitted will be opened,
und tho contracts awarded to tbe
lowest and best bidder; the Board re
serving, however, the right to re
fect any and' all bids; or to appor
tion the contracts among such bid
den and In aucb manner as they
may consider advantageous to the
public.
It not being practicable to deter
mine at once the number and dimen
sion! of the publio bridges tbat will
need repairs during the year, nor
the number of new bridges tbat will
have to be constructed, only the fol
lowing specifications ara published
herewith, and for more definite in-
’ formation ns to the astute and
amount-of the repair and construc
tion work to be done, all persons
wishing to make contracts for the
work, or for any part of It are re
ferred to fuU and detailed spedflea-
tlons now on file in the ofllee of the
Chairman of the Board of .Commis
sioners.
A11 new bridges shall bare a road-
j Said property bring In possession of
xr l wWu?c3? s “* d j - *• wur - ioih **
dent of Roads, or such other person
of, ThompiTfila _
cOunty;fronting i.. :,-.t an u\;
■ids of Jackson at,- •-••.* ■. .
sod street and Stepbem strew "a/w
running back 105 teut u,ore c. .-•:•
In a northwest direction the -ujuJ-r
on said lot being a livery sta.uu <it
present occupied- U; • Balter.
Satd property levied on 'as the prop
erty of J. R. Salter to satisfy a pav
ing and curbing Ufa Issued on tho
eleventh day of November 1107 by
K. T. MbLesn, city clerk of said city
of Thomaarille against said shore de
scribed property of said 3. R. Salter.
J'he man* friends of Mr. AUIe
I'oUi till us surprised to learn of
uie iiisrinitfu yesterday to Mias Hat
tie Tnouiau of Metcalfe. Tbe wed-
or persons as may be named by the
Board of Commissioners
All proposals must specify separ
ately the price for repair work, and
that for new construction work, al
io tha price for sxcaratlng and other
earth work, and for wood work. The
Ailing, excavating, etc., to be paid
for by,the cubic yard; all wood work
at so much per thoueaad feet board
measure, and covering and Including
the cost of nails, bolts, rivets and
other hardware.
Bidders to whom the contract may
be awarded will be required to en
ter Into the bond required by law
for protecting the county against
claims for damages by reason of de
fective work, and conditioned to keep
the bridges In a proper state of re
pair during the permanence of the
contract.
All proposals should be made In
writing, sealed and directed to "E.
M. Smith, Chairman Board Commis
sioners, Roads and Revenue, Thom-
asvllle, Ga.” This Dec. 10, 1807:
BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS OF
ROADS AND REVENUE,
By. E. M. Smith, .Cmh.
12-13-4t. .
of December 1807.
J. J. STEPHENS, City Marshall
12-13-41.
NOTICE TO DEBTORS AND CREDI
TORS.
Oeorgla, Thomas county.
ffotlce Is hereoy given to all ciafl-
ltors of the qdpte of O. M. Dekle,
lata of said county, deceased, to ren
der In an account of their demands
to me within the time prescribed by
law, properly made out, and all per
sons Indebted to said deceased are
hereby requested to make Immediate
payment to tbe undersigned. This
10th day of December 1807.
J. B. ROUNTREE,
12-13-6L
Adm. o. M. Dekle.
SHERIFF'S SALE.
Oeorgla, Thomas County.
Will be sold on the flrat Tuesday
in January, 1008 at public outcry
at the court houee In laid county,
within the legal hoars of sale, to the
highest bidder for cash, ten (10|
auras of land lying and being In tbe
North East corner of lot of Und
number 332 In said county, deacrlb
ed as commencing at the North East
corner of said lot and running West
two hundred and thirty-three and
one-third (233 1-3) yards; thence
South 210 yards; thence East two
hundred and thirty-three and one-
third (233 1-3) yards; thence North
210 ytrds; being bounded on the
N»rh h W h. Jone'e land; on t u
East by Joseph Barrow'e land; South
and West by W. J. Burney's land.
£al<T | roperty erled on ae the
property of John Everltt to satisfy
an exesutlon from the City Court of
Thomaarille of said county In favor
of the Bank of Boston against aald
John Everltt 8ald property being in
the possession of John Everltt. This
10th day of December 1007.
T. J. HIOHT, Sheriff.
n-12-4t
' sir u( Drug Sthre,
- 1 h.r /it. a.' F. Wblddon wgs
- r-fc'/fi) to Mr. B. C. Holien-
cue >:aoafar to be made at
Vhe vtore will be remodeled
.r-n into one of the most up to dln « *“ onl » » «» tot hoB8 *“ r '
tute and beautiful la the elty and. only the very Intimate friends of the
is run under the name of Red 1 coupUl beIn * pr **® nt - u occurred »*
Cross Drug Co, Dr. Pike, who for 0,8 "ridsnee of the brlde'e father,
lb-.- r>sst year has bean associated ** r ' A - * promlennt cltl-
wlth Mr. Wblddoa as manager, wUl‘* 8B of tt8t t0WB 8t flT8 °' c,oek ,D
be In charge of the aew store as gen- th8 *««rnoon, the service being per-
erel manager. He to an experienced ,orme<1 by Her. T. A. Whits of thU
druggist and a One business man and ■'*“* ™ w,u com8 “ 8 ““P 1 * 18
will no doubt maka the aew store
Mary 3. Weeks. vs> W. L. McNeil la
term, 1887.
To the Defendant W. U McNeil:
Tea ara eemmaaded to be and ap
pear at the April term 1882 et su
perior eoart of Thomas veiaty, Oa.
ts answer to the above’, as la detail!
thereof tke eoart will preesed aa to
Justice ahaR appertain. Witness
Hoa. It O. Mltehall. Judge of eald
court. Nov. 1st 1887.
t. w. eaoovMR, a s. c. t. o.
ll-8-ltm-lm
one of tbe beet paying lnveetmenU
In the city.
This stora has been the property
of Ur. Whlddon since It woe owned
by Mr. S. H. Price who left Thomas-
vllle for Texas, and the basinets un
der hie management has been
paying one. AU success la wished
for tho new management In thla ven
ture in the business world.
FIRST NATIONAL BANK.
Statement Shows Fine Condition of
That Institution.
The statement'of the First Nation'
al Bank as published in yesterday's |
Issue of the Tlmes-Enterprlse speaks
for Itself of the One condition pf that
Institution. The condition as It now
etande Is better than ever before and
reflects much credit upon the present
mnnugement, Its business ability and
good Judgement.
c
The reservo now held In Its vaults
Is away above the amount required
by law and In every other depart
ment tbe showing Is aqnally si good.
This report fully sustains the bank's
vllle, os nobody was aware that such
a (tap was contemplated st this
time.
Mr. Futch Is In the hardware bus-
India with Mr. T. A. White and Is
making quite a success of this ven
ture. He has made many warm
trlenda since locating here some few
months ago. He Is one of Thomas
County’s best young men. Miss
Thomas, by her pleasing manners
and lorablo personality has been ad
mired by all who knew her. The
good wishes of all will accompany
the young couple on their happy
Journey. They arrived In town on
the night train and will be pleasant
ly located with Mrs. Futch.
SUSTAINS MOTION.
Validity of N. T. Cotton Exchange
Contracts Involved.
Valdosta, Oa., Dee. 11.—Judge
Emory Speer hdh overrated a motion
tor a new trial in the caae of Bailey
A Graham, tha New York brokers,
against T. D. and T. S. Philips, weU-
known lumbermen of Tift county.
The caae was the famous case
which came up at the last term of
the federal court, Involving the val
idity of the New Tork Exchange’s
contract*, the Messrs Philips refusing
to stand np to their contracts and
were sued by Bailey A Graham, who
were given a verdict
Judge Speer issued an order that
an execution against the sureties on
the supersedeas bond be Issued if the
amount of the verdict is not paid by
the flrat of January, with Interest,
etc.
Mr. Bailey of (he abore Is our well
known winter resident.
.. Jaudon Goes to Savannah.
Mr. H. S. Jaudon was shaking
hands with his many friends here
yesterday, bidding them goodbye for
a time at least. He left on the Coast
Line train st 2.30 p. m. and will Im
mediately take up the work In Savan
nah which was described recently In
these columns. His work here will
Do you know that Plnssalve Car-
boltied acts like a poultice drawing
out Inflammation anq poison? It Is
antiseptic. For cuts, borne, oezoma,
cracked hands It Is Immediate relief.
25 cents. Bold by City Drug Stare.
Clinnibers Place Sold.
Real estate In Thoraasville Is on
the boomi quite a number of sales
being recorded from time to time In
the last few weeks. Yesterday Mr.
E. M. Mallette sold tbe Chambers
place on the Magnolia Road to Mr.
A. II. Horn.
y
Jures Indigestion
and Sour Stomach
De not suffer lomr. Ton can be re
lived immediately by Hicks' Cepadins.
remain a monument to hU capacity “
and integrity, and the city of Thom-; fry ft^lfe ploasist to take—It'e
, Sues hcadacho also. At all c
reputation for being one of the beat aavllle will be a unit In demanding
ahd most conservative banks In thelbls return when the next public im- aiuwiv, Pn • »,
Mato I provement Is undertaken. 1 PIHEbLtS Iff tilO 1\&MW
| v o se pave* TttaavmuiT for ei.eo'
Here Is The Place ie (Set a $5 Teddy Bear Free
41 Great Big T^m'Ptad a $10 Punch Bowl
THIS !3 HI WAY IT IS DONE
With every ft cem ^rchase, or with every ten cents paid
on accounts, we will giv& a c rd. . Each card (bears a number, and the
one holding the correspmztMng Lumber receives the present free»
HARK! SLi&lERIIl GEY WISE!!!
This is the place to trzsde if you want to help theVashti Home,
the Y. AT. C. A. or the City Hospital.
With every ten cent purchase, or with every ten cents paid on
accounts, we will alio . you a vote for the institution of your choice,
the one receiving the west votes will reesve a $25 eSeciric portable
lamp free of charge on Chris?.- as morning.
Wa(ch this space let ivtiter announcements oi hzzerest.
A big Christmas stock as # well as a lull line of Crockery, Fine Chinaware and
House fittings.
• j en percent discount ter cash on every purchase, and live percent discount on
all bills paid be fore the 5th of eaeh month.
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. P. Bradshaw & Company,
110 Nortr c: u Sit cot
Thomasville, Georgia
