About Weekly times enterprise and South Georgia progress. (Thomasville, Ga.) 1905-???? | View Entire Issue (Dec. 20, 1907)
•-=ae WKBKLY T1MBS-BXTK R FRISK FRIDAY, DECEMBER 80, 1007. *■ Mril Elizabeth Anslej Cook. - At the requMt, 't write a historical c\; sketch and tribute to the mem017 of f lira,' Elizabeth Anslej Cook. She , was born Not. 3, 1321 in Patman 'County, Georgia. Her parents names were James and Jones. 8he united with the Baptist church at Hainsrille Ga., Houston Co. The names of her brothers and sisters were Richmond, Permelia, Abraham, Elisha and Ear ly Tillman, all dead aad Andrew Jackson, Franklin L|, and Mrs. Ma / ry McCardel, now living in Brooks county. She married in 1845, Mr. Tillman Cook, a large farmer in Houston County. Her children are: Sidney, dead, Mrs. Clifford McCardel, dead, William S. Cook dead. Ellen and Eleanor, dead, Tillman dead. A. T. Cook, living at Valdosta, D. S. Cook, living at Camilla and Prof. J. L. Cook, of Thomasville, Ga.. She lived at Halnville. Perry, Can ton and Montezuma before the war, and after the war, she moved 10 Thomasville. then to Ocapilco, then about 1887 she returned to Thomas ville, which was her home till her death. She went to Ozell to be with her son, J. L. Cook, Who was teaching there, and has always been so devot ed to his mother, but was taken sick about a w’eek after being there, and died in three weeks on September I S. 190s, aged 86. During her sickness she had ever; attention that friends and relative could give. Sho was buried at Ever green Baptist church Cemetary. She was eft a widon at the close of the war, with several children to pro vide for, rear and educate. Sh so many widows at that time, by in dustry, great energy, and good man agement, and with motherly devotion fulfilled with credit the loving and God-giving mission of mother, and enjoyed the activity of her physical and mental powers to the great age of 86 years. W. T. GAULDEN l£GAL nMERTlylM ENTS Georgia, Thomas County. City of Thomasville. Will be aold on the tret Tuesday in January 1908 within the legal boua et (tie to the highest bidder tor cash, the following described real property to wit: That certain city lot In the city of Thomaarllle in aald state and county, fronting 80S feet on the South, aide of Jackson street between Stephens street and Lee street and running back to Lee street In a southerly direction, the house an said lot being known as Thompson’s Opera House occupied by C. L. Thompson, .ins. Campbell, Joe Adams and Joe Thomas. , Said property levied on as the preperfv of C. L. Thompson to sat isfy a paring and curbing Ufa la- sued on the 12th day of November, 1907 hy K. T. McLean, city clerk of said city of Thomasville against satdj shore described property and said C. L Thompson. Said property be ing In possession of the said C. L. Thudpjsnu This the 10th day of De cember. 1907. .1 I STEPHEN’S, City Marshall, il-it to wit: That certain city lot in tha atty of TkomasTllle la aald state *ad county, fronting 41 feet on the north side of Jasksos street between Me di sen. street sod Stephens street aid running back X08 feet more or lets In a northwest direction the house on laid lot being n livery stable at present, occupied by J. R, Salter. Said property levied oa ss the prop erty of J. R. Salter to satisfy a pav ing and curbing Ufa Issued on the eleventh day of November 1907 by K. T. McLean, city clerk of said city ef Thomasville against said above de scribed property of sold J. R. Sslter. Sstd property being In possession of the said J. R. Sslter. This 10th day of December 1907. J. J. STEPHENS, City Marshall 12-13-4t. SHERIFF’S SALE. Georgia, Thomas County. Will be sold on the first Tuesday In January, 1908 at public outcry at the court house in said county, within the legal hours of sale, to the formerly lived. M. A. FLEETWOOD, Adm Buck Hall. petition fob discharge. Georgia, Thomas County. Robert Alexander, admlnlatrator upon the estate of Charles Alexan der, late of said county, daeeaaed, having filed hti petition for discharge thle la to cite nil penons concerned to show cause against the granting of this discharge, at the regular term ef the Court ef Ordinary for said county to be held on the first Monday In January, 1908. Wm. M. Jones, Ord. 12*4-lt SHERIFF’S SALE. Georgia, Thomas County. Notice Is hereby given that I will sell at public outcry to the highest and best bidder, within the legal hours ef sale, at the Court House In ThomasTille en the 1st Tuesday In January, 1908, the following prop- htghest bidder for caBlt, ten (101 erty levied on under an execution is- acrcs of land lying and being in the sued from the Superior Court of the your'own locality If requested. Im mediate relief and permanent care assured. Send no money, bat tell oth ere of thla offer. Write today to Urn. M. Summers, Box P, Notre Dame Ind. 4 PER cmn GOVT BONDS Are at a premium—3’a are hard to get and S’s are a thing of tha past— yet we allow 4 per cent on your sav ings account at PEOPLE'S SAVINGS BANK Mitchell House Block. Miss Italia Gibson at Ochlocbnee spent Friday In town. Notice. I have received the Acte of the Legislature for 1907 and am ready to deliver them to all J. P.’s, and N. P-’s and Bx-O., J. P.’s In Thomas county. WM. M. JONES, Ord. PROPOSALS FOR THE REPAIRING AND CONSTRUCTION OF PIB- LIC BRIDGES. Icorgia. Thomas County. Notice is Hereby given that sealed' third (233 i proposals for repairing and iniprov- j - lh yards; being hounded ing all existing public bridges in thejN county, and for building such bridges as may be ordered to bf j ^*nd Westby* W built by the proper authorities of the 1 ;ounty during the year 1908, will be North East corner of lot of land number 332 in* said county, describ ed ns 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 aud thirty-three and one- ) yards; thence -North on tho h b \\ £-. Jone’s land; on t ivi East by Joseph Barrow's land; South No. I. Burney's land. Said i roperty evled on as the county of Thomas in this state In fav or of A. M. Watson & Co., and against J. L. Carmeh, as principal, and J. W. Peacock and W. M. Miller, as securities: towlt: „ All that tewn lot or tract of land in tho town of Coolldge in said* coun ty, fronting 156 feet on the east side of Walnut street; thence east to Main j weddings street 400 feet and being parts of town lots 8. No. 4, and BRILLIANT WEDDING. Miss Nettle Hampso* Marries Mr. Chao, Baker of Jacksonville . One of the most beautiful home hich has occured in Thonmsville in quite a while was and No. 2 in ,luit 01 Sampson of this block No. 9 in the plat of said town city to Mr of Coolidge: levied on as the proper-) ville. it .did l- the Rnird of rommls- property of John Everitt to satisfy . ty of William M. Miller, one of tho In; execution front tho City Court of defendant, in said fl fa. property pointed out by plaintiffs. November 11, 1907 Itself U tut honor to bo proud of. The companies «t Columbus to gether with Albany end Americas are to be organised into a separate bat talion not Identified with .-nay pmy ttcular regiment tinder the eommai)4 at Major John C. Coart ot Oolumbna. It the old fourth U ever reorganised, which now teems very- Improbable this batalioa will In all probability be taken at a nneleus end it will b* added to form the regiment. Thle is the worst military blow that hat been struck to South Georgia. Their only regiment has been dis banded when lu the best condition that it has ever attained,, with com* petent officers and companies better equipped and trained than ever be fore. No resemblance to the former organisation Is left them and all Its companies are being transferred to regiments with base of operations hundred miles away. The his tory of this famous organisation will be a very brilliant one and It seems a shame that It should be broken up and all individuality merged Into other regiments. If there Is any way Chas Barker of Jackson-1 to reorganize the regiment It Is to be is solemnized at the resl- hoped that every measure will be I donee of In favc r father Mr. S. Sampson | taken so. to do Levy male | Oil Madison street at one thirty | ivemuer 11, live . „ ... Also will he sold at the time and I Th,,rsdn5 after,10<m ln ,he Presence of fully fifty relatives and guests. MALLORY LINE. It Is hoped Will Help Lumber Ship ping rom Savannah. Savannah, Ga., Dec. 16.—The flag of the Mallory Steamship Line will on January 1st be seen ln the port ^fiavannah for the first time on a regular schedule between this port and New York If the carefully laid plans ot the lumbermen of the port do not miscarry. Recently ^the announcement was made that the Mallory Line would not ln future ply between Brunswick and New York and at a special meet ing of the lumber committee of the Board of Trade held at noon last Frl- duy the preliminary steps were taken to Insure tho new line from the p; rt, providing of course tnat suitable car goes could be provided. The lumber men are of course sanguine on this point, for, despite the fact that there are at present two separate lines ply ing from the port the service is not nor bus it over been thoroughly sat isfactory to the lumber interests here. For this reason a determined effort will bo made to secure the Mal lory Line of steamships on a regu lar schedule from New York to Sa vannah beginning with the first of the year. Of course the benefit to be derived from this additional schedule of ves- »els from the i>ort are obvious, he first place a fast and satisfactory ’thedule would be put on, by the new Ine in competing with the Ocean iteamsbip Co., which would provide faster and more satisfactory scr- lce to meet the competition. stoners of Roads and Revenue up to ; and including the 1st Tuesday ip j Thoniasville of said count. February, 1908. At which time all j of the Bank of Boston against said proposals submitted will be opened,! John Everitt. Said property beliis m I place above stated the following! and the .contracts awarded to the j the posppfialofi of John Everitt. in pr0 p er ty levied on as the property i Th , . . . . . lowest and best bidder; the Board re-j 7Otli day of December 1901. of J. W. Peacock. one or the defen-! 1 lu * 10l,8 ° " as hsindsomely decorated serving, however, the right to re-! o n T * sn r * j danta ln the fl fa above mentioned, j for the occasion, the parlor in white Ject'nny and all bids: or tb appor- j 12-18-41. j*;'d to satisfy the same; towit: tio:» the contracts among such bid- * j Tht city lot lu that part o fthe city of derv.und in such maimer as they | . ADMINISTRATORS SALE | Thnmn.vllle. known ns Klet ,, h . |green, and the hall being banked may consider advantageous to the Georgia. Thomas county, public I By virtue of an order of the court j it not being practicable to deter- 1 ot ordinary of said county will be ; Uowo jj frontln* - 82 i-2 feet'en ”th aihie at ouco the number and dlineu-1 10 , u at public outcry on the first | , omh margln of JacUson Btree t. am J and green, the dining room in red | Thomasville, Ga., known ap Fletch ' orvllle lying between the residence! in ferns and palms. The ceremony of Joseph Crovatt and W. Ing back at right-angles tVNo sions of the public bridges that will j Tuesday in January 1908 at the court need re.,airs during the year n°H house in said county, between the ’ j ac kioS street "ls'o’feet!' rne number of new I,ridges that will ! USU nl hours ef sale the following real have to be constructed, only the fol- estate situate in Thomas county: ,nc lowing sjfcclflcatlous are published town lot number tnree (3) in column herewith, and for more definite In- j three (3) west ln square letter G. G. formation as to the nature and j |„ the survey of the town of Thoin&s- anieuut ot the repair and construe- v ju, Georgia, containing on, half lion work to be doue. nil perrons; r 1-2) arre more or less, wishing to make contracts for tho. Also nfl that tract or, parcel of work, or for any part of It are re- | ani j situate, lying and being in the 'erred to full and detailed speclfica- C | ty 0 j Thomasville Ga., and descrlb- tlons now on file In the office of thejed as follows: Beginning ninety- Chalrniap of the Board of Commis-j scven (97 a nd one-third (1-3) feet from the corner of Stephens and Washington streets, tha property bought from F. C. Fallis by Robert Beardon, running along Stephens street west thirty-five (36) feet to land owned by Billie Moore, tbenoe south along said line ot aald 1st own ed by sold Moore one hundred and twenty feet (130), thence eaaterly thirty-five feet, thence northerly back to starting point one hundred and twenty (130) feet said lffnd being same described in deed from R. Bran don to Lillis Stuart recorded In Book D. D. page 653. Terras cash. M. A. FLEETWOOD, Adm. O. W f William*. 12-6-4t performed by Rev. Alex W. and | Dealer, and the prayer was offered by Rev. J. M. Outler. The bride was dressed in a hand- 1M KUKSTIXG WEDDING acres of land more or less, being that part #f lot number 102 in tha IStii | »omo traveling dress of brown and Mi trlct of said eeuzty, known aa thoj pray. A delicious lunch was served David J. Hall place, and beginning <(MtM .. , at a point on the original South lino ‘““edlately afler the ceremony, and of said lot 102 known as the south-J the happy couple left Thomasville on west corner of William McMath’s slonera. All new bridges shall have a road way width of at least sixteen feet between railings: all lumber used in repair and construction work.muBt be of first class, well seasoned yellow pine: all sills, girders and underpin ning to bo at least four by six Inch es: and all loorlng to be at least two Inches thick by eight Inches wide. All repair and construction work to b« begun within ten days after writ- tea notice from the chairman of the Board of Commlalonen and to Hicks’ Capudtne Cure.* t U not e narcotic or dope butrer w cause. Get a bottle and try cadachcs, soar stomach, huh: sins or colds. It’s liquid—affc ediately—pleasant to take. i> J drug stores. CHILDREN LIKE IT lENNEDY’S LAXATIVE COUGH SYRUP pitatioaclthe’ieart. Digests whatvouast Cur., ends. • !•-—1C promptly and continuously prosecut ed to oompletlon. The person, or firm, to whom tha contract ahall be awarded to be paid quarterly, aad ln amounts propor tioned to the amount of work com pleted or begua at the time pay ments are made. Such payments to be made oik of moneys now available In tha county treaaury, together with tho money to ba raised by tax lovlee during the year for which the con tract la mado, r.nd upon approval ef the work by the County Superlntcs dent of Roads, or such other perBoa or persons us 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 so the price for excavating and other earth work, aud far wood work. The fining, excavating, etc., to be paid for by the cubic yard; all wood work at so much per thousand feet board measure, and covering and including hhe cost of nails, bolt*, rivets an* other hardware. Bidders to whom the contract may be awarded will be required to en ter Into tho bond required hy law for protecting tho county against claims for damages by reason of de fective work, and conditioned ta keep the bridges in a proper state of re pair during the permanence of tne All i ropssalB should he made In writing, sealed and dlrcctod to "B. M Smith. Chairman Board Commls sinners. Road. I ‘ nd "‘’T'l’J? 0 ”' asvllle Ga.” This Dec. 10. 1907 BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS OF ROADS AND REVENUE By. *' “ ‘ 12-13-4t. NOTICE TO DEBTORS AND CREDI TORS. Georgia, Thomas county. Notice is hereby given “ * n i tors at the estate of O. M. DeUe. late of said county, deceased, to ren der in an acc.uut of tbelr demand, to me within tha time P reB ' r ‘ t !f d b / to.b day of D-;“ ber R ”^ TUEH , Smith, Cmb. Adm. G. M. Dekle. 12-13-6t. Georgia. Thomas County. City of Thomaarllle- “oRowing dewrtbed real pror«rtr the first Tups'?* •. *!'■.** tin tl.e legal hi sheet UJ’.tr ,0- ADMINISTRATORS SALE. Georgia. Thomas county: By virtue of an order of the eenrt of ordinary of said county, will ba Kid at public outcrv on the first Tues day In January 1903 at the court houie ln aald county bstween tha usual hours of sale tba following raal estate to wit. All that tract of land lying and Jbclng ok, tho east side ef the north prong of Reedy Creek, be ing part ot lot No. 386 ln the 13th district of Thomas county containing 200 acres more sr leaa. Also the following land lying and being In tho town of Pavo, Georgia, known as the T. J. Tucker place, said o contain one acre bounded as fol lows, beginning at a line on Harris street right on tho county line, run nlng due north on count)! line street seventy yards thence east 70 yards, thence south 70 yards, thence west 70 yards to starting point. Also that tract or parcel of land lying and being in tho 8th district of Colquitt county, Ga., and being In the city of Moultrie being part of lot No. 263 In said district, tho same containing 1-4 of an acre and bound ed ns follows: East by lands of T. W. Davis, north by landn of E. W. Anderson, west by land of A. D. Pat terson and on tho south by King •treat. Also a certain tract or parcel of land lying and being In the 8th dis trict of Colquitt county Georgia, the same being and lying In the 8outh West corner of lot of land No. 443, bounded aa follows, on the Math and west by original lines on the north by T. B. Pyles, east by John Plymtl, at the run of Branch, containing 75 acres mare or less. Terms cash. MAMIE F. DAVIS. Adm. T. W. Davis. ' 12-6-4t land; thence northerly to the iand3 of J. K. Bibb and others; thence to the west line of the lot; thence sauth to the original south line of said lot; thence to the point of beginning. Property pointed ont by plaintiffs. Levy made this December 2nd, 1807 T. J. HIOHT, Sheriff. ADMINISTRATORS SALE. By virtue of an order of the Ooart of Ordinary of aald county, will sold at public outery on the 'first Tuaaday lu January, 1808, nt the court house ln stld county, between the nanel bourn ot sale, tba following rani es tate, altuata ln Thomas county; to wlt: A certain tract of land lying and being In tha 13th district ef Thomas county Georgia, bouaded an the north by lnnda ot Wateon £ Gib' son, south by A. C. Thompson, out by lot No. 171 and en the west by Watson £ Gibson and R. C. Wheel er, being tba east bait of lot No. 151 containing 328 acres, more or less. Terms casta. M. A. FLEETWOOD, Adm J. K. Philips 12-«-4t ADMINISTRATORS SALE. Georgia, Thomas county: By virtue of an order of the court of ordinary of aald county will ,be .old at public oatcry an tha first Tuesday In January 1908 at the court ■ansa in said county, between the 'sual hours of sale the following real 'state situate ln Thomasvllla, county -wit' 411 of a certain town lot. --acre more or leaa. altnate and •~r «- Stevens street, known aa lot 76; It -oluma two (8). ; Wi'sbn survey known 9* V ctacra the Mid Buck Hall Mary J. Weeks, vs. W. L. McNaU ta term, 1*67. To the Defendant, W. L. McNeil:« . Yen are commanded to be aad ap pear at tha April term 1888 at •»- parlor court ef Thomas veaaty, Ga. to answer to the above, aa ta dsfanlt thereof the court will proseed aa ta Justlca shall appertain. Wits, Hon. R. Q. Mitchell, Judge of said court. Nev. 1st, 1*97. J. W. GROOVER, O. S. C.. T. 0. 11-8-Itm-lm •lOO Reward, $100. The readera of this paper will be pleased to learn that there la at least one dreaded dteesse that science baa boon able to cure ln all Its stages, and 'hat la catarrh.' Hall’s Catarrh Cara a the only positive rare now known to the medical fraternity. Catarrh being a constitutional disease, re quires a constitutional treatment Hall’s Catarrh Cure ta taken inter nally, acting directly upon the blood and mucous surfaces of the system, thereby destroying tha foundation of the disease, and giving the patient strength by building up the consti tution and naslatlng nature ln doing Its work. The proprietors have much fattain Its curative powers that they offer one hundred dollars for any case that It falls to cure. 8end for list of testimonials.. Address F. J. Cheney £ Ce„ Toledo, O. Sold by all drugtfnta. 75 centa. Take Hall’s Family Pills for constipation. Beet remedy for mothers to use is Kennedy’s Laxative Gough Syrup. It tastes nearly at good as maple sugar. It contains no opiates. Sold by Montgomery £ MacIntyre. —1 PILES CURED AT HOME BY NEW absorption Method. If you suffer from bleeding. Itch ing, blind or protruding plies, send me your address, and I will tell yon how,to cure yourself at home by the new abaorptlon treatment and will ■iso eand mm of this home treat- sent tor trial, with the Coast Lino train at 2:30. follow ed by the sincere well wishes their many friends. Many handsome presents were given this popular young lady, consisting of cut glass silver, etc.. The devotion of Miss Nettle to her parents Is shown In the fact that she chose for her wedding day the date on which her parents were married. They are now on a bridal tour through Florida, after which they will make their heme at Frultlsnd, Fla., whefe Mr. Barker has large milling Interests. FOURTH FORMALLY DISBANDED. Thomasvllla Company Transferred to tho First Regiment. General order number 5, Issbed from the adjutant general’s office In Atlanta has been received hero by Capt. Strong to the effect that tho Fourth regiment was disbanded aud tho transfers to the different regi ments of the remaining companies of that organization made. The company locatod ln this city and for many years known as company K has been transferred to the first Infantry with headquarters at Savannah, under tho colonelcy of G. A. Gordon. The company wll hereafter 1>e known as company A. Fitzgerald and Valdos ta have likewise been transferred to the same regiment and will be doubt less made Into a batalllon together with the company located nt Bruns wick. Fitzgerald will be known os Co. C and Valdosta as Co. B. It Is not known where the head quarters of this batallon will be plac ed but It la hoped that one ot the towns located ln South Georgia and member* of the old fourth will get this appointment. Capt. Fander of the Valdosta Vldettes 1a the man for the place and all hla friends in this part of the state wish him to run for the position. Ha would bo n repre sentative man from 8outh Georgia and tills section of the state, having been entirely cut ont of any military organization at all it seems reason able at least that it woald be so hon ored. Capt. Fender besides being a popular land well thought of man ta one of the moat experienced mili tary men In the state and has bald a commission aa Capt longer than any other man In the etata, which of Quiet Home Affulr Unites Lives of Sir Yarned on und Miss Craigmllcs, (From Thursday's Dally.) Two of Thomaavllle's popular young people. Miss Minnie Cralgmlles and Mr. Clinton Varnedoe, were un ited in marlugo last night at the home of the bride on Park Front. The cereriony was performed by Rev. Alex W. Beater ln the presence of the relatives and a few Intimate friends of the continuing Turtles. After the wedding a delicious luncheon was served. Mr. and Mrs. Varnedoe will spend a few days with his parents,at tbelr country home, and will then be nt home to their friends at the Cralg mlles residence on Broad street. The- wedding is a source of cordial Inter net to many friends; Joining as It does two promlent families ot Thom as county. Mr. Varnedoe Is one of the best young men In al this sec tion and the charming personality of bit bride has won her many warm admirer*. Heed of Commissary Dept. , R. L. Wylly of this city has re ceived hla commission as head of tha Commlseary Department of the National Guard of Georgia. Th* commission was signed by Governor Smith and ta a just and well deeerv- ed compliment to that distinguished military man. Aa Colonel of tbe 4th Goorgla, he hag proven a moat effl- icent and excellent officer and many friends of the Colonel In the State Militia are glad that he baa been prevailed upon to remain ln tbe ser vice. Small Shin Plasters. Several of the quarter shin plas ters Issued by tbe Bank of Pelham' were a matter of Hme Interest In the city. They were Issued by tbe bank presided over by Mr. D. C. Bar row. These are the first of the small denominations that have been seen here and so far as known thero are no other banks In tbe state that have Issued the certificate# of this denom ination. There are those bearing n 50 and 26 cent mark. It there are any In possession that Mmebody may feel Inclined to disbelieve, bring them to tbe T. E. and have job Work done with them. Woodmen Election. Council Commander C. T, Gandy and Clerk B. F. Herring of .the Wood men of tbe World have issued a no* tlce of the fact that a meeting of the Woodmen will be held tonight nt tbelr ball. This will be the meeting for tbe annual election and much In* ' tereet la being taken by the member* of tbat.popnlsr and well known or der. The Woodmen of tbl* city are among tho host men of the commnnl- Jty aad good work is being done M many way* hy them.
