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Newspaper Page Text/ Kthb day. 1 fleeted • hmi-D. Mr. ,, preside for , „f the Ky.) gvtS inter- r ;..,o ; -.-lit il will Want . llH = m-ti- - the not who oil Id •mild • hr now the will ho cir- lll<- !"- r *l'lD - moot h 1 >or<* .—Valdosta •clone -track Jay- fi-dlie-day evening, i-t amount of prop- ; a number of peo- -trii»"k Milieu, Gh., njr iliiinjr great dam- v hut no one was loath Carnli , i:i was also •m (loinppreat dam- i'arty m division I a -crumble for which bribery, I -rallawagism Irtrail. And yet some with an •nt, are willing to ith ajiain into this rlaiminp everybody ^corrupt and themselves t. They would call this It; lie would call it politi- bet every Southern tnstick to the liemocratie | •: thc-o imported Uo- • almie. I Litinu-ion Talks. iii the Alliance the action of the Cotipr.—uirn as follows: ' Alliance Congressman the pcinncratic caucus,” Itiilthere v.cre two sal ts- for -a doing. l-'irst, we s’tcd and lioniinated ns 1!-. tin Alliai ml it; I’ltaii ICcitlcll. s-c i»r< I f we w might limb 1 IVimicratic il,’.., any one in any AVe eli te its and cure the serve as the lift »Kan N„ tF.fri-n Coil- 'rat-. that was (Hu man who knows will dare attempt wit hi- democracy from a "f 1 alhoui, standpoint. aeheTw.-on Mill- and Crisp '* I"'' li: 'id one. When wo 1 . 1 '"’-'e was a clean | "is hacked by the Ih mocratic party • ter tarilf reform 'a- hacked hy a tew members 1 Democratic d he elected been no - M die t.i.-iti of th(' cur- *’ *’•' ^ rt,p mid unlimited 1 ft'P's elec- „ , J'"'"' "Duress and the !Uu * financial i t' the gist of the P 20l, lata! i tycfib I Alliai JOHN M. BROWN, Editor. BT DEBSOORAT PUB ESTABLISHED, 1871. ' "«r.ld h; IS Me VOL. XXI. Here shall the Press the Peoples’ Rights Maintain. TSB.WS: $1.00 CASH BAIXBRIDGE, GEORGIA, THURSDAY MORNING, JANUARY 14, 1892. NO. 16 CiTYTREASURER S REPORT. . L. Ilarrelll, City Treasurer, in account with the City Council of Bain bridge. Extraordinary Ex pense Account, 1891. OCTOBER-—TO CASH FROM Chariot Fur gerson “ “ “ l .i yj or, i nos Lana tine 2 50 Fannie Coll um u u it 2 M X Paulett doff tax 1 00 Win Gibson u « a 2 40 John Lawson fine 2 00 II P Coll UR' U u it 15 1! F Humphrey dray lie’s 0 00 Eii & Gussi Giark u a a | \Y M Lang fine 2 00 Ed & Sue ii rut on “ 07 W M Lang line 2 00 J AV F Join 18011 „ “ 30 A I* Belcher skating rink Xareissa G; u u i lie’s 10 00 1) W Price- “ “ 1 20 E 11 Smart 7 cords wood 5 25 Charity Cra wford u “ “ 1 00 !■: 11 Smart 2 cords wood 1 50 Frank SuU< il u Fi \V 1) Lewis gen tax ’87 4 58 Atariah Sut Ion “ (( u 60 K ii Smart 5 cords wood J 25 Henry Wall liC’O u « u 5 Frank Sutton line 2 00 Aaron Cam nbell “ .( .. q 26 K II Smart 8 cords wood 4 50 Wm Everet t u <i k | Ashby Weathers tine 1 00 Hinson Gro u 70 J S i iesvergern dog tax 1 00 Mrs H J Hr uton u “ “ V.) 11 Smart 1 cord wood 75 Mrs Rosa ; -haver “ “ “ 4 80 J It Graves 1 cemetery lot 25 00 Mrs Thonut- Yates “ 00 J It Graves ins lie’s 2 00 Maston O’X eal “ “ “ 48 <i;; i‘liilip Steam street lie’s 6 00 Airs V II Cc nine “ 06 K 11 Smart Uncords wood 8 45 W S Brook; “ “ “ 5S Olivia Cliisoip gen tax ’91 Sarah Thompson gen tax 1891 Wm Drayton gen tax’91 Sinthy Mason “ “ “ E iMason “ “ “ E II Smart 2 cords wood Jennie Edward gen tax ’91 Versa Scott “ “ “ Nelson Scott “ “ “ Einalinc Mitchel “ “ “ Millie Fleming “ “ “ It L Dickenson mch’ts lie’s E JI Daniel gen tax ’91 Thomas Bishop fine 1 91 1 02 CO 30 1 50 1 50 3 8-1 4 94 S9 09 1 80 0 65 5 15 5 00 143 97 To ain’t brot forward W O Harrell gen tax ’91 Airs E J Cardy “ “ “ Airs AI A Crawford gen tax O F Westmoreland gen * tax W (i Broom gen tax Airs Lilia Broom gen tax W J Kelly fine Julia Lucky gen tax ’91 Ran Tyson “ “ Airs 1’ B Belcher gen tax 1891 E II Smart 2 cords wood Pat Bishop gen tax ’ill Delphy Whaley gen tax ’91 Wm Bishop fine Prince Adams gen tax ’91 E C Belcher “ “ “ P B, E C Ac AH Belcher gen tax ’91 Benj. Stuart g(m tax ’91 Westmoreland <!c Paulett gen tax ’91 Alalinda Alarshail gen tax 1891 Joe Collins gen tax ’91 Lizzie Reed restaurant lie’s J E Peacock mch’t lie’s Han nab. Alunro gen tax ’91 E H Smart tire pipe J ulia McLendon gen tax ’91 C L Lang fine Rose Pinkney gen tax ’91 T It Wardell “ “ “ E A Kersey “ “ “ Nellie Wade “ “ “ E II Smart 2 cords wood E R Peabody gen tax ’91 G AI Henderson tine $2001 91 1 33 9 00 0 00 2 00 225 21 ’V r tS S j. • tV *•»’-!} , To ain’t brot forward K 11 Smart ng’t gen tax Cornelia Ford gen tax ’91 Wakiield Ford “ “ “ John Jennings “ “ “ Delphy Jenings “ “ “ Alatilda Nelson “ “ “ Est A Bruton “ “ “ S IL Dickenson “ “ “ “ !i! ' u ii be heard. ETC Dickenson “ “ “ lin '- M Texas, Airs S A Colbert “ “ “ ' ''‘-annuls Est It Kinney “ “ “ suit toe. j„ J A Roberts A- Co “ “ “ •'M.t and do. | R s Perry “ “ “ ' ia > was and is v, E Sadler “ “ “ ii'inatuis of the Mis A it Terrell “ “ “ ;u, d to congress Airs Beulah Strous gen tax - with any other I'M h'o tl." E II Snn^t :» cords wood ’ deals with Lizzie Brock gen tax*’91 i.o doubtful bin- E C Rower “ “ “ column of bis Jane Williams** “ “ •'inp of it. Alrs 11 F Gurley g>-. tax ’91 ■ays he. “we de- Rich’d Hopkins “ ’ “ h '' party then Nelson Wright “ “ •etween us and Alex Nicholson “ “ i' t'ubiioan-. and | Alartha Collum “ “ “ but while Henry Collum “ Alliance organi- Henry Vaughn “ ‘ "1 arc drawing Airs M F Hill “ "1 political par- Henry Screen Trust gen tax I Rufus Garrett gen tax ’91 push-! Alargaret Hill ‘‘ ** M indiscreet ac- j Bernard Harrell fruit lie’s F O Harrell gen tax’91 B E liussell “ “ $2227 12 3 34 3 11 10 3 00 21 6 30 68 13 3 00 4 80 3 75 1 80 3 42 Charles Warren gen tax ’91 Amelia A\ illlams “ “ “ Rose Wood “ « « 'A' B Li verm an “ « « Ilenry Lee « « « Fannie Harden “ ** « Sophy Tyson “ « “ n 04 8 48 3 28 08 09 4 43 To ain’t brot forward Brooks & Smith gen tax ’91 C It Smith “ “ “ Jeff Warren “ “ “ EM Alaikdte “ “ “ Mrs J C Byington “ “ “ Rubin Donalson “ “ Manirva Beil “ “ “ Rose Thornton “ “ “ Edie Daniel “ “ “ Frank Emanuel “ “ “ Leana Peterson’ “ ■“ “ Primus Perkins “ “ “ T S Tuggle “ “ “ Aleloni Milo street tax C Buchannan gen tax ’81 I 1> Morgan - “ “ “ DilsyBarco “ “ “ Geo Wade “ “ “ Airs AI AGauldinggen tax 1891 $2534 58 90 9 25 07 18 00 1 80 6 00 00 1 05 2 10 1 20 2 10 03 15 00 2 00 7 87 -14 Lester & Selons mch’t lie’s 6 65 :s 72 W II Scott gen tax ’91 4 77) 65 95 T Ai Shytk “ “ “ 2 40 OHIO E Ii Smar show lie’s 5 00 2 00 Peter Colli er gen tax ’91 34 i 80 Airs E C W ’imbeiiey g’en 12 tax ’ill 10 89 K C Wimb urley guardian 80 00 gen ta: ’91 0 00 1 00 C AY Wim 1 >eriey gen tax 4 12 1891 13 47 1 50 Alack McG riff gen tax ’ill 4 i7 5 00 All’s PHI ray “ “ “ 1 80 1 71 Peter Fail •hiicls gen tax ’ill 30 3 24 Maria Fail chiids “ “ “ i 20 HD AYilsi 11 “ U U 10 50 21 00 Airs Delia Yacoek “ “ “ 1 80 ] 23 Nancy ilii Pu-d “ “ “ I ii.) 150 80 12 00 To am’t or jt forward $ 05 E Ii Smar L , show lie’s 5 00 90 Jane AIcF; Oden, street lie’s 1 00 6 05 Annie Bas [vile, street lie’s 1 00 6 05 A AI Sabes tela, show lie’s (i 00 2 55 E Ii Smar ? cord wood 1 50 2 00 Airs Ale Fa idea, street lie’s 00 t 83 G F West! iore!and,S cords 00 wood 4 00 2 08 Airs AI S B race, tax ’91 10 9d 4 11 B L L, lie’s to tell fortune 1 00 00 Aliss X ilia Williams, tax’91 10 8!) 98 W ti Alathews, 10 1 50 J P Dick ei son, 12 39 A Guv, 19 51 ’90 ’91 Sampson C’uyier, Ellen Cuylcr, Aloliic Shuler, B F Bishop, R A Ale Tver, Harmon Hill, fruit lie’s Airs II AI Terrell, tax ’91 D It Ingram, AI J Reynold, Ella Whaly, “ - ‘‘ Jas Williams, Nancy Jane Williams, tax ’91 I FROM 2 40 1 65 02 10 1 80 lort I. W llriste 1 .14 j Sam 8 5 40 I Airs L S | E J Morgan A' Berry, Sig Nussbaii Nancy Over Jas A Grant bj: is;-; •—to c. nliorn, tax ’91 Wilson, fine jphens, fine tax ’91 ‘J 00 1 80 thii-,. ••thin ha '"‘Sic uice.’ nu vi-tonary. f tin* dangers fellow their Gy -urveyed >1 tiirir own uu ignorance Hive you risk 1 upon the 1 SO 3 09 11 66 | 30 1 30 ! “00 I (il . 4 80 1 50 2 40 ; 10 ] 1 70; 4 80 , 13 50 173 IS 9 60 3 00 3 00 4 32 is CO 10 20 10 20 2 67 2 04 221 01 ’91 To ain’t brot forward Isaac Jackson gen tax Angelina Davis Jas Colbert fruit lie’s ^ Jas Colbe?t restaurant Uc s $2400 30 2 32 06 1 70 6 65 To ain’t brot forv To cash from Hines a Hobbs tax ’91 E J Pad rick, Airs J i> Padrick, “ r>n Kerr, trustee Atr-M D -aalson, ” “ Cora Iu s. “ “ Henry Sv-wart, “ “ W B Lynn, fine A W Bowman, tax >i „ J Al Laing. tax *01 A{rs \\- g Darden, tax 91 Harrell Jc Laing, tax Lucy Isaac Gaia a-, tax B F Colbert, trns E U Smart Hy 1 '"' ’ $2906 Esi E II Smith, tax ’91 i Ala Arid R R tax ’91 Frank King, :ax ’91 43 A P Long, “ a C B Bruce, “ “ A T Bowne, a a 124 Airs E C Hunnewell “ a 4 Polly Harris, “ u AYm Harris, a a Sal lie Washington, “ a Mrs S S Burke, a “ 7 I Kwilecki. a a 58 AV G Harrell, 14 cord wood 1 J It Babbitt, agt tax ’91 11 Aliss 1 T Babbitt, tax ’91 D I) Stults, “ 78 Airs D K Jones, a “ 8 John Sharon, a 83 L II Peacock, “ 25 Airs L II Peacock, a 1 Sav FJa <k AV it R a 382 Afollic Alexander, a “ 3 Jno O’Donnell, “ “ 5 15 00 1 23 7 68 5 40 20 34 2 37 3 60 1 611 5 00 1 26 11 '-in 4 50 J D £ S C Iloyel, tax ’91 10 80 Airs J Boyce, tax ’91 8 46 Fred Smith, tax ’91 44 82 AI E Knott, tax ’91 4 02 L F Patterson, tax ’91 42 A>Irs I B Patterson, tax ’91 32 67 Ben Colbert, fruit lie’s 1 70 Caito Robinson, fine 2 00 B F Humphrey & Son, tax ’91 1 6,2 B 1-’ Humphrey, tax ’91 8 22 Mrs OC Wimberly, tax’91 1 86 E C Lamb, tax ’91 3 90 G B Moore, tax ’91 6 90 A W Fordham, tax ’91 24 28 Forclham & Wright, tax ’91 10 80 J S Rohrer, fruit Res 1 70 281 24 7o 12 50 12 50 50 1 50 95 75 To ain’t bro’t forward Mrs Fannie O’Donnell, tax ’ill Al AI Mitchell, tax ’91 Aliss C C Hogue, “ “ TR Wardell, trustee “ <! Mrs Al Al Cutter, “ “ E A Armfield, “ “ AI E Swearengen, “ “ Elbert Wilson, “ “ W G t) Touge, “ “ J II Dickey, “ “ $3186 09 80 39 39 63 33 35 80 90 18 00 00 53 70 71 92 70 00 22 18 00 12 27 0 00 10 29 5 61 1 50 23 40 1 80 16 14 1 05 948 21 $4135 90 7 50 10 00 2 00 130 98 1 80 28 44 21 90 75 30 39 5 52 9 00 15 00 00 55 44 9 44 6 81 Oil 1 00 41 58 4 80 3 00 350 32 4492 22 One half this am’t credit to ordinary acc’t 2246 11 By ain’t over pd on this ac’t as per last report $1092 04 OCTOBER—BY CASH PAID To ain’t brot forward Geo Padrick, tax ’91 Craudell, Clark & Hake, show lie’s Geo AVadc, street tax ’91 J D Harrell & Bro, “ “ C L Harrell, gur’d “ “ CL Harrell, trustee “ “ Airs J I) Harrell, “ “ J I) Harrell, “ “ Tama Swaine, “ “ C A Roles, “ “ CL Harrell, “ “ G W Scott, “ “ D AIcLaucIilin, “ “ J M Tydings, “ “ L <) Jackson,trustee “ “ L O Jackson, agt “ “ L O Jackson, “ “ L O Jackson, agt “ “ Sam Baily, fine Airs. R Hinds, tax ’ill Airs Alary A Crawford, tax ’9L Airs N A Hahn, tax ’91 B F Bishop voucher 1 The IJemocrat voucher 2 B’dgo Eicc Light Co vch’r 3 J Ai Brown voucher 4 Democrat Office voucher 5 Alorgan «£• Berry ych'r 6 .1 AI Boyce voucher 7 E H Smart voucher 8 W <f Broom voucher 9 J S BradweU voucher 10 L F Patterson vch’r 11 I Kwilecki voucher 12 I Kwilecki voucher 13 A II Russell voucher 14 Hunt <fc Lam voucher 15 W R Alims voucher 16 R B Smith voucher 17 G F Westmoreland vch’r 18 B F Humphrey vch’r 19 E T Hines voucher 20 E T Hines voucher 21 J II Croom voucher 22 R L Bruce voucher 23 Ed Dessau voucher 24 AI W Bates voucher 25 L Nussbaum vch’r 20 B B Keaton voucher 27 T D Egerton voucher 28 R B Smith voucher 29 E Johnson voucher 30 L F Patterson vch’r 31 J Steiningcr & Co vch’r 32 Allen Square voucher 33 NOVEMBER—BY CASH PAJD 2 00 31 25 125 00 20 00 5 50 3 00 15 00 55 00 I Kwilecki, voucher 41 2 35 I Kwilecki, voucher 42 5 50 T D Egerton, voucher 43 29 50 E Johnson, voucher, 44 58 00 Primus Purkins, vchr 45 80 C A Brux, voucher 46 10 00 E Johnson, voucher 47 26 09 B B Keaton, voucher 48 3S 00 Perry Coilum, voucher 49 G- F Westmoreland, vchr 50 J S BradweU, voucher 51 Ben Colbert, voucher 52 L Nussbaum, voucher 53 L F Patterson, voucher 54 Hinson Gross, voucher 55 DECEMBER—BY CASH PAID B’dge Elec Light Co, voucher, 56 J D Harrell & Bro vchr 57 I Kwilecki, voucher 58 I Kwilecki, voucher 59 L Nussbaum, voucher 60 T D Egerton, voucher 61 Clark Reed, voucher 62 E T Hines, voucher 63 E Johnson, voucher G4 Al W Bates, voucher 65 G F Westmoreland, vchr 66 B B Keaton, voucher 67 Alorgan & Berry vchs 68 125 00 39 06 8 40 4 11 1 50 30 00 30 00 12 50 2 25 40 00 12 50 30 00 3 00 844 90 By ain’t bro’t fow’d J AI Boyce, voucher 69 E H Smart, voucher 70 E H Smart, voucher 71 E H Smart, voucher 72 W G Broom, voucher 73 Henry Arnold, voucher 74 J S Bradwell, voucher, 75 $2733 03 15 00 55 00 55- 00 30 85 3 00 12 50 141 65 E. & O. E 2874 68 C. L. Harkelb, City Treasurer. READ THE RFRES. If You Want to Become a Sub- Treasury. Inform Yourself. 1st. Read only one side of the question. 2nd. When the subtreasury is being discussed leave the house when an opponent gets up to speak. 3rd. Brand as corrupt bribe ta kers all M ho dare, to oppose you. 4th. Declare ail men who refuse to gulp down the doctrine of Ala- cune to be traitors. 5th. Speak of those M T ho do not agree with you on public questions as scabs and blatherskites. 6. Consider as a leader and statesman every mutton head who can get up and abuse Alills, Coke, Reagan, Oates, Bates and others. 7th. Yell yourself hoarse when some new apostle of the sub-treas ury and third party declares the- democrat party to be as corrupt as the republican party. 8th. Stand aronnd on the cor ners and talk about per capita of the circulation medium being too small, as though you know what you are talking about. 9th. Arrive at the conclusion that the little croM’d who compose the sub-treasury and third party wing of the alliance is more pow erful than the ivhole government botli state and national. 19th. Be contented .with doing the work, the M hooping and yell ing and paying let the political dead beats, who are the leaders ride around and live on the fat of the land. 11th. If you know of any cor rupt acts of the leaders, keep it to yourself, and if others speak of it swear they have lied. 12th. Train yourself to believe that the sub-treasury cron'd is the only honest people there is, and that all others are treacherous. 13th. If any man downs you in your argument on the sub-treasury 168 3 1 ! cl eehire you are not wedded " to the bill but endorse the princi- 12 50 j 86 SO j 50 ’ 6 55 j 00 i 31 92 i 2 00 I pIe ' 12 50! Uth. Yell to the top of your 30 00! voice when Alaeune, Terrell, Tra- 1 50 ■ cy, et al speak of how they love the 12 50 j horny handed farmer. 1 50 15th. When the bosses issue 3 15 j their edicts, bow in humble sub- 60 | mission and cheerfully comply. 14 63 j 16th. AYhen questioned about 1 50 the matter, say that you have ever 24 00 • considered the Alliance to be a 30 00 i political organization, notwith- 50 standing you know such to be a I b0 falsehood.—Farmers World. 1>1 75 : . good 50 ; ialloy, huckster lie’s 1 <0 R I. Brace voucher 34 To ain’t brot forward ' *- p A--- (i. voucher 35 -4 -Y' '•'} T —-.r 36 Mor.UV i^yV/vebr 38 show tics » j U pr •’ j jmyce, vouener 39 15 w\E T lliut-.--, voucher 40 When a farmer lias smoke house with plenty of bacon and things in it, a lock on the door 1 60 and the key in his wife’s pocket, 844 90 and has enough corn, oats, pota- toes, turnips and eollards, and has $1888 13 his taxes paid, he is rea!iy 0 -j, as 30 00^independent tliyy; which he has r-S) 00 bjj. A'.CfVf’from a loan association 3 00 at 10 percent, and trimmings, se- 15 00 cured by a chattel mortgage.— 12 .j0 Texas Farm and Ranch. BAINBRIDGE. Bainbridge is ‘lie county seat of the county of Decatur—the largest in area of any county in the State of Ueorgia—situ ated at the' Western terminus of the S. F. & YV.R.E., running from Savannah and the Eastern terminus of ihe Alabama .Midland Rai'road—running from Mont g n in I _ Alabama—on the Eastern bank of Flint river, a beautiful bold stream navigable the year round for large steam boats, from all points, South and West; situated in the centre of a county, with an area of nearly 2,500 square miles, made up of the greatest variety of soil, covered all over with mag nificent forests of every variety incident to climate and soil; from magnificent hills covered with oak and hickory, pine and magnolia—whose feet are bathed in beauti ful clear streams, abounding in fish, to broad spreading-alleys; savannas encir cled with towering pine and broad spread ing live oak. magnolia, cedar, gum and cypress—under whose umbrageous shade the earth lies rich in resources, carpeted witn native grasses, where cattle, sheep aud swine thrive through every season without shelter or feed from their owners. Bainbridge Is 23G miles from Savavanah, 15 miles from the Florida, and 35 from the Alabama line; aud CO miles from the Gulf of Mexico; during the heated term is con stantly fanned by sen breezes, resin ladened, from contact with the intermediate pine forests, and uneoutaminated by malarial influences. The climate is mild and equable, and as healthy as can be found anywhere; the air, pure and dry,and most beneficial for pulmonary diseases of all kinds. Her Artesian Waters are unexcelled anywhere in the world, and the supply abundant, and free to all who will partake. The most obstinate cases of dyspepsia, and indigestion, kidney and bladder affections have been speedily cured by their use, and a water works system is now under con tract to put these waters into every house in the city, for the use of all who will abide with us. Following are official analysesof these wa ters : s ALYSIS OP AilTESIAX WELL WATEIt, BAIS EI1IDGE, OA. Solid Matter | I Grains Pco dissolved. | | D. 8. gallon Carbonate of Lime. 3 6146 Carbonate ot Soda 4.6521 Sodium Chloride 1.6543 Snlphateof Soda 1.8562 Sulphate of Lime G.754G Sulphate of Magnesia 0.0424 Carbonate of Iron... 0.0114 Siiicato of Soda 0.1018 Silica 0.1875 Organic Matter and Water 0.1876 Total 12.9297 Free Arnonia—none ilbumenoid Ammonia—a trace H. C. White, State Chemist. This well is 1200 feet deep. I. Kwilecki, Clerk of CouncilDear Sib . —This water is a very excellent articlo, evi dently of true artesian origin, and is admir ably suited to drinking and other ordinary purposes. The mineral matters dissolved arc those found usually in Artesian waters and they impart slight alkalinity to the water, which is desirable, medically A large amount of Carbonic Acid Gas is held in so lution, which gives the water a fresh, agree able taste. Very Truly Yours, H. C, White, State Chemist. Following is the State Chemist’s analysis of the water from Well Ko. 1 which is 900 .eet deep, made one year ago: STATE CHEMIST'S AXALYSIS Solid Matter In j | Grains Fer suspension | I U. S. gallan Oxide of Iron 0.791. Organic Matter 1.150.— 1.941 SOLID MATTED DISSOLVED. Carbonate Soda 8.215. Sulphate of Soda 2.222. Sodium Chloride 2.065. Sulphate of Lime 1.156. Sulphate of Magnesia 1.323. Silica ,.0.229. Organic Matter undeveloped....0.012.—18.125 The water has the usual composition of the Artesian-Waters of Southern Goorgia, and contained rather more solid matter in solu tion than the majority o? them. It is a verv xcellent drink’ng water. H. C. White, State Chemist. Bainbridge is situated on a bluff fifty feet above the bed of the river, on land rolling enough to thoroughly drain her streets of all Impurities. Her streets are bordered from one end to the other with a growth of live oak. water oak, red oak and cedar une qualled in beauty- and magnificence any where in the world, and have given her the pseudonym of the “City' of Oaks.” The city' has a handsome Court House a comfort able Hotel, six churches—three white and three colored. (Methodist, Baptistand pres- byterianjunexcelled public schools, a well organized lire department, a weekly news- oaper, a first class private Bank with $60,000 capital, with bflsiness ths.t- could profitably employ much more and which will probably soon be added; a Cotton Compress, with a capacity' of 50 bales an hour; a complete Edi son System ol Incandescent Electric Lights, a perfect system of Water Works reaching all parts of city—which is absolutely free to con sumers—(the only free water works system in the known world) drawing the supply from the above described wells. The City now has in hand $3,000.00 for the purpose and will during the coming Winter and Spring erect a commodious Academy and elegantly fit it wish ail needed furniture and appliances for modern School purposes. MAKttFACTTJEES. In this line Bainbridge has a Saw Hill with a capacity of 45,000 feet of lumber per day’, with Planers, Molders, Scroll Saws, etc; a Carriage Faetorv, Cigar Factory, Ice Fac tory, Barrel Factory, Harness Shop, and has about thirty' business houses, and is the central market ol five counties as rich in agricultural resour ces as any in Georgia, and with a few more manufacturing enterprises, would need little more to make It the most desirable place of residence and busi ness In the pine belt of Georgia. As a place of residence or business few places offer better advantages. Proper ty of every kind is cheap, and abundant, and strangers always receive courteous and kind treatment, in both city and coun try. A good state of society exists, and worthy 1m migrants or visitors are well re ceived and every encouragement extended to induce their settlement among us. Lands for agricultural purposes are abun dant, and very cheap, and yield abundant crops of corn, cottoii, potatoes rye, oat», sugar cane, tobacco, peas, peanuts, chufas and every kind and variety of garden vege tables ; and fruits, such as peaches, pecans, apples, grapes, straw berries and other fruits. The water courses, springs and lakes abound in a dozen varieties of the inest fishes, which may be taken tbe year round; andthe woods abound in small game of every-kind, Thousands of the finest salt water fish and oysters ean be bad any day fresh from the Gulf, by Steamer, to say nothing of the venison, bear steak, wild turkey- and duck whic-h they- daily bring tc her whan es from the Guif—making it the most desirable place of residence in ai) the South. To enterprising tradespeople, to judicious capitalists and industrious farmers Bainbridge and Decatur county olFr unequalled opportunities, and to all Legal Advertisements. Jcounty addressing G-eorfld**' Ttt= BamDridge __ . . oiiiferer from catarrh K Ii«i\ c bad it verv bad, could for over.baths. Some nights ! could no -beep and had *o walk the Soor. I purchase, Cly-’s Cream Brim una am using it freely; is working a cure surely. I have advised •eveni friends to use it, and with happy '*• -lilts in every ease. It is the medicine aio-'e ai! others for eatarrh, and it is worth t*s weight in gold. I thank God I ha to found a remedy I can use with safety end that does v!i that is claimed for it. It Is curing cly dea'neaa.-B. W. Sperrr, Hart- lord, CXimi. CITATION. GEORGIA—Decatur County: Whereas, J. R. Faircloth, Administra tor of the estate of Mrs. M. A. Crawford represents to the court, in his petition, duly filed and entered on record, that he has fully administered said estate. This is, therefore, to cite all persons concerned, kindred and creditors, to show cause, if any they can, why said administrator should not be discharged from his administration, and receivi letters of dismission.on the first Mon day in February, 1892. C. J. MUNNERLYSy 10-29—3m Ordinary. Decatur Mortgage Saie. GEORGIA—Decatur County: Will lie sold before the court horn door in the city of Bainbridge, Decatur County, Georgia, (luring the legal hmt of sale, on the first Tuesday in Febru ary next, the following described prop erty- to-wit: L'ot of land So one hundred and eighty, (1.30,) situated in the 14th Dis- ti-iet of said conntv and levied on as tii property of E. Traiwiok to satisfy Mortgage fi fa issued from the Superior Court of said county in favor of C. C Liddon A- Bro. vs said E. Traiwick. Thii This December 30, l,s»l. L. F. Patterson, 12-31-lm Sheriff. Administrator’s Sale. G EOKGIA—Miller County: Agreeably to an order from the Court of Ordinary of Miller county, will be sold be fore the court bouse door of said county on the first Tuesday in February next, witliin the lentil hours of sale tbe following prop erty to-wit: West half of lot of land No 209, lot of laud No 301, two hundred acres oft* of No 302, all of lot of land No 340—all of said lands in the 13th District of Miller county. Lot of land No 302 is sold subject to the widow’s dower. Lotot land No 340 sold subject to a Mortgage Deed in favor of the Easton Banking Co, of Boston, Md. All of said lands sold as the property of Bolden Grims- ly, late of said county, deceased, Terms cash. This December 2Gtb, 1891. Rubin Grimsly, 30d Administrator. Notice to Debtors and Creditors GEORGIA—Decatur County: A LL persons holding claims against the estate of the late George W. Jones, are required to present the same to the undersigned duly attested in terms of law—arid all persons indebted to said estate are required to come for ward without delay and make settle ment with us. This October 8th, 1891 Dr. G. M. Jones, J. F. Jones, Executors Est. of G. W. Jones, dec’d 40d Citation GEORGIA — Decatur County: — Ordin ary’s,Office, Dec. 1, 1891 : T HE return of the Commissioner'? appointed to set apart a,year’s t port for Mrs. Melvina McAfee, wii_ of J H McAfee, deceased, out of the estate of said deceased, having been filed in this office, all persons concerned are hereby cited to be and appear at my office on the first Monday in January, 1*9-, to show cause, if any they can, why said return should not be "made the judgment of this Court aud admitted to record. C. J. Muknerlyx. 12-10-91—30d Ordiuarv Libel For Divorce GEORGIA—Decatur County: Renny Osborn ( Vs. "< Libel For Divorce. William Osborn. ( I T appearing to the Court bv the j turn of the Sheriff, that the defer ant, William Osborn, is not to be found and has removed without the State, it is ordered that service of this petition be made by publication for the time and in the terms of the law in siicli cases made and provided. B 15 Bower, Russell A- IIabrf.ll, J S C A C Atty’s for Plaintiff. A true copy from the minutes. C W WlMBERLEY, Clerk, S C. JOIIM’S (HILL AH) FEVER MIC. We your C IT I L £ —AND— FE7EH BILIOUS rEVEK. FBVBR think your medicine the best Chill and Fever m e (t i o i n e. Have not had a com plaint of its not do ing all claimed for it. A. E. Tarver & Son Bartow, Ga I have used it on four cases of Bilious Fever and if it does as well for Chill and Fever I am sure there will be a de mand for it. Thos. R. Leslie, Hurtsboro, Ala I gave my patients wlip were suffering with Typhoid Fever some or Johnson’s Chill and Fever Ton ic, after trying the remedies endorsed by the regular Alio pathics 2 weeks, and TYPHOID your Tonic hltfnot been given more than 24 hours when tiicy were free of fe ver. The patients were convalescent and rapidly regi oil their fori health, J F Kinelieloe, M I), Conway -Ark. My wife liad La Grippe. I gave her Johnson’s Chill and Fever Tonic and it cured her in one day She ached very much, and after giv ing her a dose every 3 hours the next day she was up and about her work. I think it is a good medicine, C. H SCOTT, Montgomery, Ala. We h»y- —■ ,e 4 ' ^. P rr. in our fami lies wHh perfect satisfaction in ‘Fe ver, with or without chills, and as a - — — — — quick and sure repi- B&2t!ik32iS» edy in Measles, (for wnich It is not rec ommended bv the proprietor,) Allow us to inform you that it is invaluable. Yours, ete. A E Philips A Bro., Sanford, Fla. ZA &SIPPE PARKER’S HA!R.BALSAM ican-cs vr.a •.•e^utifies the hair, rj.rioics a luxuriant growth. Never Fails to Restore Gray Hair to its Youthful Color. Prevents I»an<lrutt and lmir failtna Legal Advertisements. DECATUR SHERIFF SALE. GEORGIA—Decatur County: W ILL he sold before the court hrttlse door in the city of Bainbridge, Decatur county, Georgia, during th* legal hours of sale, on the first Tuesday in February next, the following dea» eribed property, to-wit: One hundred and nineteen acres (119) of land off of lots of land A'os two nuUr dred and eighty-four (284) and two fill It- dred and eighty-five (285) and known ag the land drawn by T. W. Dollar in the division of liis father’s estate, all sitn*? ted, lying and being in the 16th District, of said county and levied on as th* property of E. F. Dollar, to satisfy 0»» Superior Court fi fa issued from th» Superior Court of said county in favou of G. A- Wight vs said E. F. Dollatv This December 30th. 1891. L. F. PatteRSC'N, 12-30—lm Sheriff Decatur Sheriff Sale. GEORGIA—Decatur County: Will be sold before the Court hoftsfe door in the city of Bainbridge DecatUf 5 county Georgia during the legal hours of sale on the fixst Tuesday in February next, the following discribed property to-wit: Lot of land No one hundred ana thirty-one (131) situated in the loth District of said county and levied on the property of P. D. Moore, to satisfy one County Court ti fa and Attachment, is sued from the County Court of said countv, in favor <Tf George A. Wight V9 said P\ D. Moore. This December &►, 1891. L. F. Patterson, 12-31-lm Sheriff. Decatur Sheriff Sale- G EOR GIA—Deeatur Count y: Will he sold before the court house door in the city of Bainbridge, Decatur county, Georgia, during the legal hours of sale on the first Tuesday in February 1892, the following described property* to-wit: „ Ten (10) acres of land, a part of lot N# (4) four situated in the 20tn District of said county and hounded on the North hy lands of W. R. Watson and II. G. Curry, Qn the East hy lands of Jason Curry, and on the South and West by lands of II. C. Curry—conveyed hy George A. Wight to Emma F. Dollar— Deed dated February 13, 1891. Also lots of land Nos seventeen (17) eighteen (IB) and nineteen (19) all situate* lying ana being in the nineteenth (19) District , of said county, and levied on as the prop erty of Geo A. Wight to satisfy one Su perior Court ti fa in favor BanK of Thomasvillo v*. Emma V . Dollar and <;. A. Wight iV: Sons. This December 30,1891. L. F. Patterson, 12-31—1 m Sheriff. Decatur Sheriff Saic. GEORGIA—Decatur County: Will he sold before the court house door in the city of Bainbridge, Decatur county Georgia, during the legal hours of sale on the first Tuesday in February next, the following described property, to-wit: . One certain Cotton Compress together with all machinery and buildings there unto belonging and appertaining, Als* two (2) acres of land more or less where- said Compress, machinery and buildings are situated, in the city of Bainbridge between the tracks of th® Alabama Midland It. It. and S. F. A:. W. R. R. in said city, and levied on as th® property of the Bainbridge Compress Company to satisfy one Superior Court ii fa in favor of Emery Johnson vs said Bainbridge Compress Company. Thii December 30,1891. L. F. Patterson, 12-31—lm Sheriff. Decatur Sheriff Sale- GEORGIA—Decatur County: Will he sold before the court house door in the city of Bainbridge, Decatur county, Georgia, during the legal hoiys of sale on the first Tuesday in February next, the following described property, to-wit: One twenty (201 horse power Water- town engine and boiler, one Frick Saw Mill No 1, and all fixtures thereunto be longing, said described Mill situated on lot of land No thirty eight (38) in the 10th District of said'county, and levied on as the property of W. J. Davis, (and pointed out by defendant) to satisfy a Superior Court fi fa in favor of J. R. Crawford vs W. J. Davis Principal and G. A. Wight A Sons endorsers. This December 30th, 1891. L. F. Patterson, 12-31—lm Sheriff. Decatur Sheriff Sale. GEORGIA—Decatur County: Will lie sold before the court house door in the city of Bainbridge, Decatur county, Georgia, during the legal hours of sale on the first Tuesday in February next, the following described property, to-wit: Twenty (20) acres of land in the East corner oi a fifty acre tract situated in the Northwest corner of lot of land No one hundred and sixty-nine (169) situa ted in the 27th District of said county and levied on as the property of William JI. Clary to satisfy one Justice Court fl fa issued from the Justice’s Court of the 387th District of said county at the January Term 1891, in favor of A. J. nil vs said W. H. Clary. Levy made and returned to me by Constable. This December 30th, 1891. L. F. Patterson, 2-21—lin Sheriff. Executor’s Sale. GEORGIA—Decatur County: By virtue of an order from the Honor able the Court of Ordinary of said coun ty, will be sold before the court house (loor, in the city of Bainbridge, said county, on the first Tuesday in Febru ary 18il2, the following described prop erty, to-wit: Eots of land Nos two hundred and six* ty (260) and two hundred a id twenty- two (222) situated in the 20th District of said county, as the property of the es- trte of Adam Spooner, lule of said coun ty, deceased. Sold for the purpose of listrilmtion among the heirs of said -state. Terms cash. This December 50,1891. H. C. Spooner, Irena L. Spooner, Executors of the last will and testament of Adam Spooner, deceased. 30d Decatur Sheriff Sale. GEORGIA—DeoaturC ounty: Will ho sold before tho Court house door in the city of Bainbridge, Decatur county Georgia during the legal hours of sale on the first Tuesday in February next, the following described property to-wit: r J Lot of land No three hundred and seven (307) Bituated in the 27th District of sakl county and levied on as the prop erty of S. E. Gardner to satisfy a Su perior court Ii fa in favor of Bower, Mc- (iill A Bower as said S. E. Gardner. This December 30,1891. L. F. Patterson, 2-31-1 m Sheriff Decatur Sheriff Sa!e- 1EORGIA—Decatur County: Will be sold before the court house door in the city of Bainbridge, Decator county, Georgia, during the legal hours of sale on the first Tuesday in February next, the following described property to-wit: One gray hm-— and two hay mares vied ..pon as the property of Hay- ' K, d Butler, under:. .Mortgage Kxecu- qn issued from the Superior court of (id. county in favor of Charles Ellis vs Haywood Butler. This December 30 !*’• . L. V. Patterson. 12-31-lra vi. ...-if? Estray Notice. GEORGIA—Decatur County: T IIK following is a particular descrip tion of the marks, natural and arti- ncial, age and color of a certain horse this day shown to us hr J. L Brockett as an estray, and also the value of the same: Ono gelding - •i n-" '■'V,. '*..' '“' ,c , -‘ 1 iwentv-five dollars. \\ e think 30 cents per day is suflident competes!ion fr.. keeping the above horse, November 30,1891. 6 H. J. Bruton, I- O. Jackson, Freeholders.

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The Bainbridge democrat. (Bainbridge, Ga.) 18??-????, January 14, 1892, Image 1