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No ft, P.'utsengcr...................Ar... fi ftft a inNo 7, PaxMiiger...................Ar... 14ft pmXo 17, Freight and Acc’n.........Ar... 4 4ft [» mFORKAVANNAll AND TIIK EAHT.Xo 8, •• ..................Lv... 12 02 pmXo II, 14 ..................Lv.,. C .'1ft {»inNo 18, Fgt and Acc.............Lv... 7 05 a inFRO31 ALBANY, ATLANTA ANI WKftTER.V POINTS.Xo (», Passenger..................Ar... 5 40 pinFOR ALII ANY, ATLANTA AND TIIK WEST.Xo ft, Passenger...................Lv... 8 30 a hiXo 5.1, Passenger..................Lv... 2 CO p inFROM MONTK’KLLO.Xo ?0, Passenger..................Ar.. .11 30 a mXo 82, Passenger...................\r... G 00 p inFOU MONTIC KLLO.Xo 81, Passenger.................Lv... 2 12 p inXo 29, Passenger..................Lv. .. 7 55 a niFROM ClfATTA IIOOCII EE AND NEW OH I.KANS.Xo 8, Passenger..................Ar... 11 37 p mXo 1ft, Freight and Ace...........Ar... 5 30 a inFOR CnATTAHOOCHF.K ANI» NKW ORLEANSXo 7, Passenger...................Lv... 2 10 p inXo 17, Fglit and Are..............Lv... G GO |» mResolutions Adopted at a Meeting of the Board of Trustees* of the Clay Street Colored School.Mr. W. S. Chisholm, of Savannah, is in the city.Mr. J. Ifr White,’ Jr^ of NewYork, is in the city.The contrast between yesterday and day before was striking.Messrs. M. K. and H. C. Freeman, of Atlanta, are guests of the Stuart.Mr. Morris Raiford, a prosperousfarmer of Cairo, was in the eilv ves-* » .terday.Mrs. L. 1). O. Smith and son, and \V. IV. Walker, of Crawfordville, Fla., were at the Whiddon yesterday.Mrs. J. M. Klechlcy and child, of Monticcllo, were in the city yesterday, guests of the Whiddon.Police court wa3 not in session yes terday morning. The cases on docket were continued over until Monday.If Mr. Leh I)ekle will call at L. 15. M. H. he will learn something to his advantage.Mr. Geo. W. Forrester, of the L. N. Ry., was in the city yesterday representing his road.Have you guessed at the population of the town ? Capt. Paine will starl on his rounds Monday morning. Pc ready wifh your answers.Mr. Torn Miller, a conductor on the S. F. W. Ry , and wife, passed through the city yesterday, on route from Bainbridgc to Dawson.The railroad traveling represena-tives are beginning to be quite numerous, looking after the moving of the Kolb Gems.Call meeting of the Board of Trustees of Clay street school.Chairman R. J. Mitchell called the meeting to order.After stating the object of the call, which was to correct certain rumors affecting the reputations of Randal J. Mitchell, J. C. Few and ( has. Rice, as well as that of the whole hoard, set afloat by Rev. R. R. Downs and other preachers,'the following resolution was offered by Jackson Hamilton.Ht'tohrri. That the hoard of trustees of the Clay street colored school tender R. J. Mitchell, J. C. Few and•Charles Rice their hearty thanks forwthe purchase of our school lot. the financial aid which they have given in the erection of the school building, and the generous contributions whichthey have made from time to time for •the school house, also for the fairnessand honest intention shown on theirpart, in making to us a deed of trustfor the patrons of this school.AVWrnf, That the failure to havesaid deed of trust recorded, was not anintention on their part to defraud thepublic and patrons of this school, buta delay on the part of the hoard oftrustees, because Ihov did not have * *suflicieut money to spare from the expense of erecting the school building. The hoard of trustees have held the deed ever since March 27, 1881); and ho it furtherIli'Mtml, That we denounce as falseand groundless the charges which havebeen made against It. J. Mitchell, J. C. Few and Charles Rice, and we endorse their actions throughout, as regards the management of the school lot.The following was oflered by Mr. Aaron Jones:Whereas, Principal Charles Rice, our building and soliciting agent, has rendered to the patrons of the Clay street school such efficient services in securing funds and pushing forward the business of this hoard of trustees, and sacrificed so much time and money to make a .success of the work.Whereas, Wc have unshaken confidence in his honesty and integrityMr. C. D. Forsyth, of Omaha, Neb., is among the strangers from a distance in the city. ITc is n guest of | ot character, he it/iV.Ww/, That we tender to him, for the patrons of the Clay streetthe gulf.Rev. Mr. Alexander, pastor ol the Presbyteripq church at Bainbridgc, passed through here yesterday on his way home from attending the Presbyterian Assembly at Ashville, N. C.L. B. M. H.sSIXXlt;»Sound rensons why you should trade witli us. Ono tor every day in the week tlmt oui store is open.MONDAYVon want t«» save time, and we can suit you without tIn* loss of n minute.TUESDAYYou want to save money; we can help you there.WEDNESDAYYou want something extra good; we have it,THURSDAYCan t leave tin- house, and want to send the child whoiv she will he treated right.FRIDAYYou want a lucky purchase to counterbalance the e* i 1 day. Bargains always here,SATURDAYYou want t*» feed good all day’Sunday and that hrings you to us.There is Reuse in these. Act on them.We have the Agency for two lirst-class type-writer.**. “Fircn * 27 keys $50. “Mku-iutt’ single key $15. Both do superb work. Call and exa/nine. Agents wanted.Mrs. Joimic CarrolLLower Broad Millinery House.Dr. ACKER’S ENGLISH PILLSAre activ e, effective and pure. For sick headache, ilis« irdered stomach, loss ol appetite, bad complexion mid biliousness, they have never hern equaled, either in America or abroad. Weld by Keid k Culpepper. 2Bhciimatism.—James Buxton, of Savannah, lt;5a., says he had Rheumatism bo had that be c ould not move from the bed or dress without help, and that he tried many remedies, but received no relief until he began to use 1\ V l\, and two bottles rcsto-ed him to health.Happy Hooslers.Wm. Timmons, postmaster of Idaville, Intl., writes : ‘•Electric Bitters lias done more (or me than all other medicines combined, for that bad feeling arising front Kidney ami Liver trouble. John Lesley, farmer and stockman, of same place, snvs: ••FindKlectric Bitters to be the best Kidney and Liver mediciue, mubc me feel like a new tnutu” J. W* Gardner, hardware mcr-caant, same town, says: Klectric Bitters is just the thing tor a man who is all run down, don’t care whether he lives or dies; he found new strength, good appetite and felt just like he had a new Icilso on life. Only 5(»c. a bottle, at S. J. Cassel’s Drug store.Poor Oat Crops.The farmers will understand what this means. Poor ont crops. I If AVE GERMANMILLET SEED that will be just the thing to supplement the poor ont crops. Conic and buy before the limited sn| ply is exhausted. B. A. BASS,1 Id Broad Street, Thomasvilie, (5a. Mnv dtfcwCapt. T. N. Hopkins, Quartermaster of the 7th Battalion, has been ordered by Lieut. Col. Wight to proceed to Augusta,in advance of the battalion, to make suitable preparations lor the command.Dr. J. G. Hopkins received a pairschool and in behalf of this hoard of trustees, our highest gratitude and thanks for the honest aud able manner in which he has conducted the business of the school entrusted to him.Moved by Aaron Jones that the proceedings of this meeting he published in the Timks Fxteki’KIsk.Meeting adjourned subject to call of chairman.R. J. Mitciiki.l, Chm’n.llucltlcn'a Arnica Mnlrc.Tin* Rest S;il vp in the World for Cut3 Bruises, Sores, Fleers, Suit Hheum, Fever Sores, Tetter, Chapped Bunds, Chilblains Corns, nnd nil Skin Eruptions, and positively cures Piles, or nopny required. It is guaranteed to give perfect satisfaction, or money refunded. Price 23 cents per box. For sale by S. J. Cassels, Drug Store.DO NOT SUFFER ANY LONGER.Know ing that u rough run be checked in u day. and the lir-t stages of euiisumptioii broken in n week, we hereby guarantee Dr. Acker’s llngli-h Cough Remedy, and wilt refund the money to nil who buy, take it a-per directions, ami do not lind our state-nieiil eorreit. Fur sale by itcid (Vlpep. per, 1
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Thomasville Daily Times Enterprise
Thomasville, Georgia, US
Sat, May 31, 1890
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