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Th e bos! fed Families of Bainbridge buy their Family Supplies a Pohlman’s Supply Store.
Smith
& Bro's Column.
E.SH1TH&BR0!
>rl [or p Bmsains
AND STILL
Are Offered from our
■ Notice onr co.upctifors-^rpceWing new
i daily—but wc nre anxious to close
Bfta balance of our Spring and Summer
9 it a
MAT SACRIFICE!
Our summer goods must be sold at any
***• if you will not give what we ask
will take what you may offer. Our
* jo*, i sre reduced to half their former
p £ e Silks, Latins, Uitaman Stripes and
“c; at oO cents on a dollar.
lamburg Edgings and Insertions.
•’loir too many on hand they will be sold
own prices
Oout fail to examine our stock of Em-
idenes. Laces, Collars, etc.
. e ** HTe 5 cent lawn. 4 cent bleaching,
’ttnt checked humpsun. Scent quilt lining,
. cottenads. Just think a while : A
ur of pouts f-ir 36 cents. 8 cent ladies’
, 0lt< * kose, ’> cent gents half hose and
^Msands of articles at half their former
•W of these goods are sold so as to mako
,0 for our Fall and Winter Stock will be
tuense. monstrously large,
tut balance of our Clothing—only a few
t tv>* 1 f:icr 'f' cc * Best blue flannel suits
^*1- 00, jeans pants at 75 cents, white
at >>p cents and upwards, a’hcde suits
" <0M P SE| s and vest—at $2 75. Our
BAB MADE SHOES
> ! ual New Yurt cost. Go they shall and
P Ik *y must.
T °!»acco.
Snuff,
Flour,
Bacon.
Suaar
r ftaics on our counters,
Bargains ou our shelves,
tome Bargains all over our store,
i examine and buy your goods of
4 E SMITH & BSto.
The Weekly Democrat.
THURSDAY, JULY 12,18S3.
/.Of.JL Wi/./t/LV
Get your Ice at Fred Smith's at \ of a
c$nt per ponud.
10,000 good Bark Collars wanted by
J. R. Babbit.
The beat soda water can bo had at Fred
Smith's Bakery.
The finest tobaccos at the Popular Dru
8tore of C. L. Beach k Co.
Best, purest and freshest Drugs at the
Popular Drug Store of C. L. Beach * Co.
Best cigars at Ac Popular Drug Store of
C. L. Beach k Co. *
Cool sparkling Soda Water constantly on
hand at Fred Smith's Fountain. CaU and
try it.
NOT AT COST
Bnt at a great reduction will we sell our
remaining stock of summer Dress Goods,
slippers, clothing and low quarter shoes.
Come and secure bargains which will last
yon the balance of this summer and all of
next.
J. Steisisozr k Co.,
Wholesale and Retail Dealers.
WHAT THE CASH WILL DO
Mr. Steininger writes bis partner: “Find
bnsiness in New York dull and every one
anxious to sell. Push onr business for the
cash as we can buy goods for cash
cheaper than I have ever known before."
The trading public will find it to their in
terest to cal! on J. Steininger k Co., whole
sale and Retail Dealers—before purchasing
elsewhere.
ACCORDIVC TO INSTRUCTION
From Mr. Steininger. we will sell off our
entire stock at fi :ur, s tlmt will certainly in
duce yon to call a-tain. Bare in piind our
stock must l>e ob.sed out in the next two
weeks. As wi are now buying the largest,
ccmpletest and '-hearest stock of goods ever
seen in the snnth. And to make loom for
it, Goods now on band must be Bold. Callon
us at the Flint River Store.
J. StEIXIXGKC A Co.,
Wholesale and Retail Dealers.
OUR EVDEAVERS TO PLEASE THE
prnt.ic
Have been so greatly appreciate'!. That
wo cannot do otherwise than thank our
many friends, promising to give them better
bargains in the future than we have in the
past. Onr stock will be larger this tall than
ever, and to make room for it we will sell onr
remaining summer stork at sncli figures that
will astonish the cost Houses. Give us a
call.
J. Rteixinowi .V Co.,
Wholesale and Retail Dealers.
ADVANCING
From the little store on the corner where
formerly nothing luit dry goods were sold,
the Flint ltiver Store lias advanced Rtep i.y
step to be the Bnsiness House of Bainbridge
and Sonthwest Georgia.
We now enrrv everv lino snd finality of
Goods, and tlio ndvanee Rbipmen*s of onr
Fall storkbnR already been received. Onr
Goods are bonght in large round lots with
an eppeeinl view of selling at wholesale rates
to the merchants of tlio eountr, and. section.
Satisfactioh Guaranteed.
•T. Stftvtvofu ,V Go.
Wholesale snd Retail Dealers.
IVanleil.
Two Thousand Good Bark Collars. Apply
Jas. R. Babbit.
RUST'S FRESH GARDEN SEED.
Just received, a full assortment of Fresh
Turnip and Cabbage Seeds at
C. L. Beach & Co’s.
Collars.
I will pay tho highest market prices for
Two Thousand good Bark Collars. Apply at
my store on Souih Broad Street.
Jas. R. Babbit
Attention Farmers'! Attention
Ladies! Attention All!
Be it Benched. That Pom this day wo
hereby declare and make known that the best
goods, lowest prices and greatest bargains are
offered at the popular store of A. E. Smith
& Bro.
Signed and sworn to before me. This day
the 28th of June, 1S83.
—: J. M.
| SEAL | Ex. O. J. P.
Many Citizens.
A true extract from the minutes.
A. E. S.
Secretary.
NO CYCLONE! NO STORM!
Our county has escaped all of these calami
ties aud is blessed, indeed, in having in their
midst such a liberal, go-a-head business house
as that of Messrs. A. E. Smith Ac Bro., who
are offering the balance of their furniture
consisting of real waluut bedroom sets, paint
ed chamber suits, extension tables, round
tables, chairs, etc., at actual cost,- less
freight.
They are ofleii ng special inducements in all
of their sprit! j and summer goods. Dress
goods, Lawns etc., etc., at a sacrifice. We
wonld advise one and all not to fail to call
upon then*, as they are selling every thing at a
sacrifice.
MONEY SAVED IS MONEY MADE.
It would surprise von to know the immense
amount of Diugs and medicines that lia«
p&88td through the hands ot I opc «.v Grace,
and trie amount of money the people have
saved by dealing with them, witlun the past
ci"ht mouths. Thev are sebing mere goods in
their line than any other Drug Uonse ever
established in Bainbridge and the reasou is
ji pood one loo. In tut* hist p.aco they xre
reliable and responsible Druggist and fully
understand tlicir business, and furthermore
Ihev carrv one of the largest and oest assort
ed stocks'of Drags to be found m South
west Georgia. Their Stock is all new sad
fresh—no old goods. Mr. Grace having taken
charge of the business last summer, he is
pushing it onward and upwards and guaran
tees tbat he can and will sell as cheap as the
cheapest and as aprooi that they do -til their
goods cheap. They sold a Florida merchant a
lar-'e bill of goods oue day last week cheaper
than he could buy them in Savannah, saving
nothing of freights. Mr Grace will take pleas
ure in showing and priceiug yon goods dnr-
in" the dav, and if you used anything in the
drug line at night he will be glad to have
you call on him at the Suaron House, room
No 24. and he wilt give yon prompt attention.
If vou need anythingiu the Drag line, great
or small, i will pay you to goto Pope A Grace.
Tlu ir goods are ail of the best quality am.
prices low.
Decatur Sheriff s Sale£
GEORGIA, Decatur County:
Will be sold before the Court house
door in Bainbridge on the first Tues
day in August next, between the legal
hours of sale, the following property to-
Lots of land numbers 9fi and 6*2, situ-
ate lying and being in the 21st District of
Decatur county, Georgia—levied on as the
property of Jacob Johnson to satisfy one
Superior Court fi fa in favor of F. G. Aniett,
vs. said Johnson, and other ft tks in my
hands. July 4,1883.
L. F. BURKETT,
July 5,1381. Sheriff.
Decatur Sheriff’s Sale.
GEORGIA, Decatur County ;
Will be sold before the Court House door,
in the City ot Bainbridge, Dtcatur County,
Georgia, during the legal hours of Rale, on
the first Tuesday in August next the
following described property to-wit;
Lots of land numbers one hundred and
fifty-eight (15$) and one hundred and sixty-
one (1*51) in the Fifteenth District of
Decatur county, Georgia, and levied on as
the property of Bennett S Brocken, trustee
of Aun T. Brockett, to satisfy one Superior
Court fi fa in favor of John C. Baswell and
and Mary R. Baswell, vs Bennett S.
Brockett, trustee as aforesaid—for purchase
money. Tenant in possession aud defend
ant in fi fa notified according to law. This
July 4, 1883.
L. F. BURKETT.
July 5, 1883. Sheriff
Decatur Sheriff’s Sale.
GEORGIA, Decatur County :
Will be sold before the Court House door
in the town of Bainbridge. Decatur county,
Georgia, between the legal hours of sale od
ihe first Tuesday in August next the
following described property to-wit ;
Lois of land numbers two hundred and
twenty (220) an4 two hundred and
twenty-one (221), ull in the Fifteenth Dis
trict of Decatur county, Georgia, and levied
on ns the property of Charles H. Parmslee—
except foi'ty acres of said lots occupied by
the S, F. W. K. B, Co.—said lands con
taining 400 acres. Also, lot No 181 in the
loth District (Jf said county, as the property
of said Pavmalee and levied onto satisfy one
Superior Court fi fa in favor of H. Fiazier
Grant & Co, vs said Said Charles II.
Pamalee. This July 4. 1883.
L. F. BURKETT,
July 5, 1883. Sheriff.
Notice to Bridge Builders.
On Saturday, the 4th day of August next,
we will let to the lowest bidtleer, before the
Court House door, in Baiiibndde, Ga . the
contract foi the building of a bridge across
Spring Creek at what is known as Cloud’s
Bridge. Said bridge will be about 255 feet
long, 14 feet wide and aud about 27 feet
high. «'
Also, at the same time and place, will be
lot Ihe contract for the building of three
Fenders to the piers of A he bridge across
Flint river at Bainbridge, Ga.
Plans and specifications of the Bridge
#nd F enders can be seen on file in tne office
the of Board of County Commissioners. The
parties to whom contracts are awarded will
be required to enter into bonds according to
law.
By order of the Board of County Com-
missioneis. iV’m. H. CKA'VFFltD.
Clerk B. G C.
CITATION.
GEORGIA—Decatur County,
A. B. Belcher, guardian of Benjamin
Swicord, having applied to the Court of
Ordinary of said county for a discharge from
his guardianship of Benjamin Swicord s
person aud property. J’his is, therefore^)
cite all persons concerned to show cati*eN^-
filing objections in my*olficc on or before
the first inonday in August, 1883, why said
A. B. Belcher should not be dismissed from
his guardianship of said Benjamin Swicord
ana receive the usual letters of dismission.
Given under my hand and otficirl signature.
il ASTON O’NkIt,
June 28, 1883. Owlinary.
CITATION.
GEORGIA. Decatur County :
Clttud C, Ciictt, guardian of Gordon
Cliett, having applied to the court of ordi
nary of said county for a discharge from
his guardianship of Gordon Clielt’s person
and properly, this is therefore, to cite all
persons concerned, to show cause, if any
they can, by tiling objections in
my office on of before the first Monday in
August next., why be said Claud C. Cliett
should not be discharged from his guard
ianship of Gordon Cliett, and receive the
usual letters of dismission. Given under
my hand and official siguature this 4th day
of July, 1883.
Maston O’Neal, Ord’y.
CITATION.
GEORGIA, Decatur County.
To Whom it May Concerr :
Whereas, Perry Traiwick, guardian for
J. J. and G. R- Cobb, miucr children of
K. C. Cobb, deceased, has made applica
tion to me for loavo to sell all the land
belonging to said minors for distribution
amongst the heirs. This is, theiefore, to
cite all persons concerned to show cause,
if aDV they can. on the first Monday in
August, 1883, why such leave should not
be granted, as prayed tor. Given under
my hand and official signature, this 4th
day of luly, 1883.
Maston O’Neal. Ord y,
Local Legislation.
Notice is hereby given that we shall ap
ply to the Legislature to meet in July for
the passage cf an act to amend an net
entitled .- ‘ An act to incorporate the
Spring Creek Canal and Improvement
Company.”
1. By increasing the number of charter
members to seven.
2. By extending the time in which to
commence and complete the improvements.
3 By giving t0 *k e corporation the
privilege ot condemning rights-of-way and
for -.tber purposes.
July 4, 1883. George L. Llovo,
Robeat T. Lloyd.
July 5, 18S2.—30d.
GEORGIA—Decatur County:
In County Court of So id County.—Order
ed that the duly Term. 1883, of said Court
stand adjourned to the Term in course 3d
Monday in August, 1SS3. Jurors, litigansl
and wi'tncs-'es will take due notice hereof.
C. G. CAMBELL,
J. C. C., D. C.
\ true extract from the minutes of said
Court J T. WIMtsEKLEY,
Clerk.
150<000 a H GLES WAXT -
'1 he unu-rsit-ncU wiil pay the highest
market price for‘Ine hundi d and Fifty
Thousand prime hear' pine ^jingles, the
same to be 18 inches tong ad 4 inches
wide delivered at Baiubri.ige. Callon or
address. J- T. TENNILLE,
jul-4-tf Bainbridge, Ga.
* Jones’ Column
*jojves: 'Tojtes::
JO XESI
THE WEST STREETER
Who Makes The
“OLD FOGT’
If K.
DLALERS
“Feel Pale Behind The Ears,"
When His
**-
riir j
"i*
-«*
And Inimitable Bargains
Are Quoted by His
THOUSANDS
Of Delighted Customers;
The mention of whose tname makes
them ’boil over with fury; but whose
immense bargains are drawing great
ctowds, aud tilling Jones’ treasury so
full of the “solid motive power,” that
Joues is uovv able to purchase goods
eveu cheaper than before, and offers
to the horror and great grievance of
opposition but to the tremendous grati
fication of the great trading community,
extraordinary drives iu everything.
Joues’ great increase of business has
foreed him to buy the big brick build
ing he uuw occupies aud in two weeks
will begin to enlarge and improve it.
Therefore, the goods must be gotten
out of the way. This great sacrifice of
goods will hurt the other fellows but
Jones don’t care lor that, as he is
looking after the solid cash and that
portion of the trading public who want
iuimeuse bargains, allowing the “Old
Fogies” to follow on in the old rut ot
high prices
Best Checks reduced to 71 cents per
yard.
Quilt Lining reduced to 2} cent per
yard.
Best yard wide sheeting reduced
to 6} ceuts per yard.
Men’s working Pants reduced to 35
cents, former price 85.
Men’s working Pants reduced to 50
cents, former pi ice $1.00.
Men’s Suits reduced to $8 00, former
price $14 00.
Men’s Suits reduced to $5.00, former
price $8 00.
Men’s Shoes reduced to$1.00, former
price $1.75.
500 pieces of new prints receieed
this week.
All woo! dress goods reduced to 12}
cents, former price 25.
Great reduction in Ladies’ Shoes.
Immense sacrifice of Clothing.
257 pieces of new designs in Laces,
Trimmings and Edgings added this
week.
Table Linens reduced farther this
week.
Ask to see our ladies’ hose for 10
cents.
Ask to see our gents’ hose for 10
cents.
Ask to see our gents’ handkerchiefs
for 5 cents.
Ask to see our 1} yard white lawn
for 10 cents.
Ask to see oar white lawn for 12}
cents.
Ask to see our white lawn for 15
cents.
Ask to see our bleaching at 8} and
10 cents.
Ask to see our beautiful vasises for
40 cents a set.
Ask to see our Chromoe for $1.25.
■* Ask to see our Oil Paintings.
A-^k to see “One Hundred Years
Ago.”
Don't forget that we sell best Flour
for S6 75
Don't forgot that we sell best Sugar
10 lbs for $1.00.
Don’t forget that we sell best Coffee
10 lbs for $1.00.
Don’t forget that we sell best Rice
13 lbs for $1.00.
Don’t forget the great bargains in
towels this week.
Don't forget to call on JONES before
buying your goods.
Great Bargains,
Great Bargains t
Great Bargains l
All for the
Cash!
Cash !
Cash!
Cash!
JOINER
J. STEININGER,
TEAESPOSmOK OF ©UK
• PLACE
R. A. LYTLE.
FORCE HAS
Two weeks ago the Senior Partner was here and the Jurnior in New York;
AND NDW
The senior partner, Mr. J. Steininger, is in New York baying an immense Fall Stock of goods at figures that he
himself is astinirbed at. He writes in his extended mercantile career goods have never been so cheap before.
Mr. R. A. Lytle, the junior partner, is at home and says to the many customers who favor him with their patronage i
“If my partner can buy so cheap, why we can certainly sell cheap.” And that xs where we have
The Advantage Over* Our Competitors !
And the trading public are so well satisfied with the above facts that
OUR TRADE IS INCREASING DAILY)
«®*0UR MOTTO IS FAIR DEALING TO ALL “©a
J. STEININGER & CO.,
Wholesale and Ifcetail Dealers,
I. O. DuBOSE & OO;,
WHOLESALE DRUGSiSTS.
NO- 7 NORTH WATER STREET,
Mobile,
Ala
«sr*A Full lino of artlces in the DRUG LINE at lowest Prices"^
June 28, 1883.—6m.
J. Cavaxaoh, Wsi. H. Babney, T. P. Bkown, A. F. Tallafeebo.
Cavanagli, Barney Sc Brown.
(Successors to Scranton, Barnay & Co)
Importers of and Dealers in
Foreign and Domestic Hardware
10,12, 14, AND 16 NORTH COMMERCE STREET,
3Tobile,
June S8. 1883.—6m,
JAMES CUNNINGHAM & OS.,
IMPORTERS AND DEALERS IN
Foreign and^Domestic Hardware,
AGRICULTURAL IMPLIMENTS,
Builders’ aud Wagon Material.
AGENTS FOR THE CELEBRATED
Charter Oak Cook Stoves and Rangers, and Fairbanks’ Standard Scales
S. E. Corner Danphin and Water Sts., and 12 S. Commerce St.,
^ anted. tlcmats; or fady
alone, to occupy a nice front room, with
or without board. Firstclass accommoda^
tions. Location on best street and terns
reasonable. I'pply at
-july 4 it * This Office.
Special Legislation.
Applycation will bo made to the GtMienil
Assembly of Georgia in July n«wt ftwr the
passage of the following Bill :
“An Act to Abolish the County Co.rt of
Milier County, and for other Purposes'
therein Named. Maky Citizens.
Local Legislation—Notice.
Application wit! be made to the General
Assembly of Georgia, at the July sansion,
for the passage of the following Bifi, vie ;
“An Act. to Prohibit the Sale of Intoxi
cating Liquors in the County of Millar, and
for Other Purposes therein Named."
April 23, i 883. Cctikn.
Local Legislation.
Tlio Board of Couiai.-3ioners of Ttoad^
and Revenue of Decatur County Ga., gives
notice that they will apply t.o the July
sossion ofthe Legislature to pass mi act
to allow them to levy 7-'6 of sue per cent
or so much thereof a« shall be necei-stiay
to defray the current expenses mf said-
county and to pay off the indebtedness of
said County in three years.
Wm. H. Crawford,
Clerk Board Com.
Mobile.
Ala.
ZADECK & CO.
MOBILE, ALA.
Invite your atention to their entirely
New stock of Diamonds, Jewelry, Solid
Sterling, Silver and Plated Ware.
DIAMONDS
of the finest quality. Choice Brilliants in
single stones and matched pairs a speciality.
Rich Gold Jewelry!
Gold Chains, Lockets, Crosses, Necklaces,
Sleeve Buttons, Studs, etc.
SOLID GOLD RINGS,
Gold and Silver Watches, of American,
English and Swiss manufacture; American
and French Clocks and Brocses, Silver and
Plated Ware of the best manufacturers.
Jewelry Made to Order.
and repaired by the best workmen. Solid
Sterling Silver Spoons and Forks; also an
elegant line of Fancy articles in handsome
morocco and wooden cases manuractured
this season especaily for Bridal and Holiday
Presents. The finest Watches repaired and
put in perfect order by the most experienced
workmen.
June 28, 1883.—6m.
D F ScixrvAx, M H Sn-urvAX, WAS Wbxei.ee
President. Vice-President Cashier.
THE FIRST
PEKSAC0LA, FLORIDA-
FOREIGN A^D DOMESTIC EXCHANGE
BOUGHT AND SOLD.
Colllections made on all accessible
points.
June 28,1883—Iy,
PETER BURKE,
Wholesale Dealer In
), Ci
(Proprietor Cigar Factory 71, No. 35
Broadway, New Yook )
Corner Commerce and Dauphin Sts,
MOBILE. ----- ALA.
THOMAS HENRY.
JOHN HENRY.
Thomas Henry & Son.
Diiect Foreign Importers of
CHINA, GLASS*
<4 ucensware,
TINWARE. ETG.
Nos. 29,31, 33 and 35 St. Francis St.
MOBILE, - - - ALABAMA.
J une 28. 1883.—6m.
C.H. THOMAS.
DEALER IN
General merchandise I
ATTAJfULGUo, GA.
When you go to Attapulgus don’t fail
to buy your goods of C. 11. Thomas. He
Keeps Every Thing the Peopja
Need.
Jan 13 I883f
GFORGlA, Decatur Dounty :
Whereas E. C. Mosely Administrator of
James .7. Harris represents to the court
in h : ? petition, duly filed and entered on
record, that iic has fully administered
James J. Harris estate, This is, therefore,
to cite nil persons concerned, kindred ana
creditors, to shew cause, if nuy they can,
why said administrator should not be dis
charged from his administration, and ra-
cei ve letters of dismission, ou first Mon
day in Augusf 1883.
July 12, Maston O’Nf.al
1—m-. Ordinary.
GENTLEMEN’S BARBER PARL0R7
SHARON HOUSE BLOCK,
BAINBRIDGE, - - - - GEORGIA.
Keeps sharp razors, clean towels, elegant
room, first-class sober barbers. A shave,'
shampoo or hair cut is here a luxury that
costs you no more than at a second-class
shop.
GRIFFIN A DESVEHGE8,
Proprietors.
—THE—
POPULAR DRUG STORE
U L. BEACH & C0v
PROPRIETORS.
Call and btfy you#
Drugs,
Medieiiie3,
Chemicals,
Perfumery and
Fine Tcilet articles,
Fancy Hrlr. Tooth and
Cloth Brushes,
Fine Tobaccos,
Cigars, Cigarettes,
, Smokors Articles, Etc. Etc.
And every other article to bo found in a
First-class Drug Store.
*©“ Call and see us, before going el*
where.
c. L. BEACH & CO.
,... Bainbridge, Ga.
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