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BAINBRIDGE, DECATUR CO., GEORGIA, SATURDAY, FEBRUARY !), 1901
uns UULLAK A TKAli
IN ADVANCE
CITY TAX SALKS. j street, and levied uj on jis the [invert,)
„. n J* f v,........ of Mrs, A. P. DonaUoo sa-isly tt city tux
Gt.ORG IA Dkcatui Cou.s n. ti fa issued by B. Nuss nun. clerk of
Wi.i be sold before the court house council, vs said Mrs. A, P. Donalsun for
door, in the city-of Baiubridge, Decatur unpaid taxes.
OFFICIAL ORGAN OF DECATUR COUNTV AND OF THE CITY OF BAINBRIDGE.
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county, Georgia, on the first i uesday tu
Ma ch next, during the legal hours of
sal , the following described property,
to wit:
One vacant lot No, teu (10) situated in
thud division of Paulett exteustou in the
city of Baiuoridge, hounded as follows:
On, the north by Park street, on the east
by lot N'o. (11), on the south by lot No.
five (5), and on the west by lot No. nine ulet
[9, in the same section. Levied upon as Keddick Joue8 for unpHld teM8>
the pro[ierty ot Ellen Brown to satisty a 1
Also, at the same time and place, one
enclosed oity loUNo. 14 of fifth division
of Paulett extension,' in the city of Baiii-
briilge, boupded as follows: On* the north
by llay street, on the east by lot No. 10.
on 1 he south by lot No.'3. a 4 on the
west by lot No. 13, same division, and
levied on as the property of K»dd’
B. Nussbaum, Clerk of Council, ts. said
city tax"li fa issued by B. Nussbaum,
Clerk of Council, vs. Ellen Blown—tor
city talcs.
Also, at the same time and' place, one
.(leant city lot No. f7; in third division
ji Paulett extension in tue city of Baiu-
uridge, said county, bounded as follows:
On the north by Park street, on the east
>y E. Jones or lot No. 8, on the south by
Paulett, and on the w«.~t by lot No. six
li; of same division and levied on as the
.ruparty of W. D. West to satisfy a city
.ax fifa issued by B. Nussbaum, Clerk of
Council, vs. W'.D. West, and otheriifas
in my hands lor unpaid taxes.
Also, at the same time and place, one
•aeant city lot No. twelve il2; in-second
ivisiou in the city of Baiubndge, said
ounty, bounded as follows: Ou the
ortk by King street, on the east by
Helen street, ou the south by Mollie
VJiite, and the west by lot No. eleven
11) in same division, aucf levied on as the
.roparty of b. Bell to satisfy a city tax
i fa issued by' B, Nussbaum, Clerk of
’ouncll, vs. said B. Bell, for unpaid tax-
k,
Also, at the same time and place, one
caut.vty lot No. one (1; siuiated in tue
! -urth diviiion, in thocity of Baiu bridge,
[ id cor.uiy , oounded as follows: On the
,rt-h by lot No. thirteen (13;.outheeast
! lot No. two (2;, ou-tho South by Pau-
t street and ou the west by Helen
•eet. of the same division of the Pau-
c extension, and levied ou as the prop-
y of O. N. Ptuuegan to satisfy a city
fi ta issued hv B. Nussbaum, Clerk
Council, vs. said O. N Finnegan, for
uaid taxes.
^<ilso, at the same time and place, one
lose and let in the citv of ’.’aiuoiidge
(said county, bounded as follows: On
i north by property of K. I. Cunv, on
• eust by Mrs. Grifiith, on the soutu by
Lins street, und ou tLe west by Pres-
Leriau ilanse, and levied upon as the
|perty of me estate o: tt A. Greiuwer.
utisfy <* city tax li la issued by ill. E.
[isbaum, Clerk oi Council, vs. the os-
b of ft. A. Greuiiuer tor unpaid taxes.
Also, at the same time and place, one
house and lot, situated in the city of
Baiubridge, said couuty, bounded as fol
lows: .On the north by' James Johnson,
Oi. tie east by property of B. B. Bower
on the south by Jas. Williams and ou
the w est by Lewis street, and levied on
as the property of W. R. Mims, Agent,
to satisfy a city tax fi fa issued by M. E.
Nussbaum, Clerk of Council, vs. saidW.
K. Mims, Ageut, for uupaid toxes.
Also at the same time and place, oud
house and lot, situated in the city af
Bainbndgo, said county, bounded as fol
lows; On the northTby property of J.
| E Donalsou.on the east by property of
Miss Hattie Patterson, ou the south by
property' of E. J. Padrick and on the
west by Monroe street, and levied on as
the property of G. H. Padrick. to satis
fy a city tax fi fa issued by B. Nuss-
baum. Clerk of Council, vs said G. H.
Padrick. for unpaid taxes.
Also at the same t.me and place, one
vacant city lot No. 10, iu Paulott ui> is-
inlhecityof Bainbridgb, said county,
bounded as follows: Ou the north by
Cemetery street, on the east by
lot No. ll,on the south by R. A,
McTyre and on the west by lot No. !)
in section 1 of Paulett Division, and lev
ied on a j the property of Jack Colly to
satisfy a tax fi fa issued by B. Nuss
baum Clerk of Co .noil,' vs said Jack
Colly for unpaid axes.,
Also at. the same time and p’ace. one
vacant city lot No. 12 in t.hwSsh divisv n
oi Pauletj. Extension iu the city of B un- |
bridge, sftid county, bounded as follows: cemetery
?; twTnX'fcsyt?vri j *««•»«,«»»»au.„ u
and on the west by Helen street, and in« observed. The funeral was eon-
<•««* *•« «*•
Nu-ebnum, Clerk of Co- noil, vs said Rev. J, li. Mack otlici fit ini'.
George Bra-on, for unpaid taxes. j Si|loe coming t0 btii.ibrulge Dr.
- Also at the same time and place, one Palmer had become quite populrr
city lot in the city of Baiubridge, said ... , , ,
county bounded as follows; On the umoiisf all c. lassos of onv people and
north by property of Mrs. Wimberley, 1 held tile esteem of the
Iso, at the same time and place, one
mt citfy Kit No. la, in tile fourth di
on in’ t lie city ot buinbridge, bounded
oilows: Ou thb north by lot No. 24,
pe east by Street or Alley, on tbe
by Paulett street, and me west by
. 11, and levied ou as tbe property
!e W at her to satisfy a city tax fi f a
by B. Nussbaum, Clerk of Couu-
said Joe W ather lor unpaid taxeb.
so. at the same time and place, oue
nt city lot No. 1, in fifth division iu
ity ot Bain fridge, bounded as V>i-
On the north by vacant tot No. 12
fi fa iss led b B. Nussbaum O.erk , f
council, vs saiu- Anutr.-ou euapman for
uupaid taxes.
Also at the same time and .place, oue
vacant city lot of one acre more or less,
situated iu the etty of Baiubridge, said
county, bounded us follow-: On the
north by College s reef, on the east by
street or Quincy road, ou the smith by
corporate line and on the west by cor
porate lino and levied on the property
of P. D. 'Campbell to satisfy a tax fi fir
issued by B. Nussbaum, clerk of council,
bell, and other fi fas
paid,tax9S.
ay u.
J< nes, to satisfy a city*tax ti fa issued oV l . neace in toe
IMl.LIS I'H tSO\.
On Jan. 30th, at the home of the
bride’s father, Mr. Lee Willis and
Miss Marion Cal lie Chason were
joined in holy wedlock, Elder 8. E.
Davis of .Blakely performing the
brief and impressive ceremony.
The groom is a popular voting
merchant of Meigs, Ga., and was un
til recently junior member of the
Howze & Willis turpentine firm
The bride is the seoond daughter of
Mr. John Ghnaon of tho western part
Also at the same time 1 and place, one
vacant lot, No. (24) t vvdnty.four in div
ision 4 ot. Paulett Extension iu the city
of Baiuliridge. said county, bounded as
follows: On the north by Bartow street,
on the east by street o.r alley, on - the of live county, and numbers her
south by lot No. (12; twelve and on the j hv the
west by lot No. (28, twenty-three of the ,, 18 ^ UHS
same division, and levied on the proper
tyof Bob Holmes, to satisfy a tax ti fa
issued by B. Nussbaum Clerk of Coun
cil, vs said Bob Holmes, for unpaid tax
es.
ANo at the same time and place oue
vacant lot No 11 in 4th d ; vision of the
'Paul8t.r, extension and bounded as fol
lows: On the north by lot No. twenty-
two (22), on the east ty lot No. (12)
twelve, on the south by Paulett street,
and the west by lot No. te i vlb) In same
division Levied upon as the property
of Gus McLendon to satisfy a city tax
fifa issued by B. Nussbaum, Clerk of
Council, vs. Gus McLendon.
E. H. SMART.
Citv Marshal.
• DH. W. W. P.lUlltH UB\i).
The hundreds of friends of Dr.
W. W. Paimer throiighoiit the coun
ty will be deeply grieved to learn of
his death at Ins home in this city ou
Thursday morning last, after ten
days illness with typhoid fever. His
remains were laid to r<Mt in ..In- city
yesfc rday, a j) p ro p r i a le
Many heafitiful presents wore re
ceived by the happy couple. . -
Tlie dress of the bride was lilac
with trimmings of white satin while
the groom wore black.
The young couple left the follow
ing day for Meigs where they will
reside in the future.
enure town
a-id surrounding community. He
was 1st Lieut, in the Baiubridge Iude-
(i- vLh.
W. 1'al
ia Ba’n
on tho oast by West street, on iue south
by vacant lot and on the west to- Ed and
See- Bruton, and levied on as the prop
erty of Mrs. 8 L. Twiity. to • KM f! -fy u , .
city tax fi fa issued by M ’ E. Nussbaum ptuuojits :iu vtic L.me of
Clerk of Council, vs said Mrs. S. L He was a son of Mr W.
Twitty, and other fi fas in my hands for i ., , , , ,
unpaid taxes. mm Sr. who has reeled
,, , „ . , , . ' bridge for several years.
Also nt the same time and place, one • ° ■’
vacant, city lot, No, 9. in the 3rd -J.tyis- 1 Ha loaves a devoted young wife
ion, in the citv of Bain bridge. a aimll chiM, and ; a number of
county bounaed a« follows: Ou the . \
north bv Park street, ou the East by relatives to v/liom are extended the
Ellen Jones or lot No. 10. on the south I 00!K ] 0 | 0 nces of hundreds of svaiimtli-
by R. Mitchell and on the west by Ed - 1
operty of George Bruton, qp the j Johnson, or lot No. 8. and levied ou the xitig hearts,
by lot No. 2, on the south l,y Bar-1 property of Oscar Jones, to satisfy a
>treet, and on the west by Helen I etty tax fi fn issued by B Nussbaum.
it of rauiott extension, and levied j Clerk of Council, vs said Oscar Jones,
vs the property oi J tt. i'4.vy to sat- } for unpaid taxes and other fi fas in
rny hands.
Also at the same time and place one this county on Saturday
vacant city lot No. 11. in .second di vis- 25 th after an iliifcss
i. ti in the i ity ot Baiubndge, said cqun-
>y, I'onnd. d as follows: ()u the north
fry Kina: reet, on the east by B. Bell,
oi- lot No 12, on the south bv Georgia
Paddy and on the west by lot No. 10 in
anie division, and levied on as the
B. Nuss
said J. K.
City t.ix ri fa issued
J O.erk of Couiiei
;r uupaid taxes.
),at. the vr.me time and place, one
t city lot No. 8. in the third divis-
Bau ett extension'tu the- city of
ridge, suld county, bounded as foi-
Ou tile uorch by Park street, on the
y lot No. 1). on the south by Pau
li ii Vi'H OX IVMT Slots
A CHVHTKRKn V.M’EO.
The cliarter for the Bainbndgo
State Bank was approved Monday
the 4th mat., and the following olH-
oers and directors havo been chosen
for the ensuing year; D. W. James,
president; J. W. Callahan, vice presi
dent; JH* J. l’crry, cashier. D. W.
James, E. J. I’trry, J. W. Callahau,
Jiio. E. Donaisou, b\ 8. Jones and
E. J- Willis, directors.
The capital stock of the hank has
been increased to $511,000 all of
which is paid iu, the liability of stock
holders the same as m tbe ca^e of
national banks.
The new organization will contin
ue under the style of the Baiubridge
State Bunk, preferring the name of
the old bank which has bec*u in suo-
oessful operation since 1891. j
The new officials and directors
hope to render fo the people such'
service as shall at all 'times commend j
t-hem to the public confidence and
patronage,
PAIR WARING!
4 Cool HmiimiwU,
A rather curious method ot burglar
catching was resorted to by an in
genious maidservant recently in New
York. As Tho Electrical Review tells
the story, while in pursuit of her
household duties the mnid noticed a
man’s foot Inside the clothes closet.
She did not scream, neither did she
Jump at the door nor shut It with a
bang. Instead she took a broom ami
began to swoop that Corner of the
room near the closet. Her approach
was grudual, and the. sweeping was
done .so naturally that It would not
have aroused tho most suspicious bur
glar. At last the broom brushed thedoor
gently, but bard enough to close It to
tbe fraction of nu luch. Wltfi five or
six more gentle sweeps U*!t closet
door was shut oud almost latched,
which she at length succeeded In doing
by gently pressing her arm against It.
As the telephone in her house vem
so near the closet that tbe burglar
would be able to bear her If she called
for assistance, she bethought .herself
of another plan. In the back yard
some telephone linemen were nt tho
time mukiug repairs ou a wire that
runs to another house Iu the block.
She went out and spoke to them. They
promptly tapped a wire, attached n
testing Instrument mid called up one
of the down town exchanguo. which In
turn got the house owner, who In hit
turn called up police headquarters.
Prom there the call was sent to tho
police station nearest the house, an.I
two policemen were seat aruumJ and
got the man.
Died
rp |<C»
lol-
Hunting anti Shooting on our lands
POSITIVELY F O K BI D I) E n! 1
Numbers oi lots as follows:
15th District Decatur Co., Georgia.
—318, 347, 348, 357,’358, ,359, 391,
392, 401, 405, 307, 331, 272, 61, 82,
100,3.11,315, 316, 317, 346, 388,
369, 271, 282, 305, 319, 353, 399,28,
;ight. Jau. j 386 (IV. $), 362, 363, 370,55,57, 64,
’f several j (J5, <)(,, 95, 90, 97, 56.
Fan childs. 15-27 District—435,447, 451.
27th District—344, 375, 377, 378,
’■>241 212 279 280 282 818 aiq
7“ 1 same uiv «on. »mi luvien mi r.v .nts ,rrniimi>: I JeiieoaeVl u/fifi a dnnirMer iif I ’ “ 1 40 ’ ““*1 010, Oltr,
; oant lots and mi the west by loM property of Will King to satisfy a city '7- ^ : 320, 321, 360, 361, 399, 400. 213 !
in third division of Paulett exteu- , <tx fi KS necl by B. Nussbaum. Clerk me late W. L. Pairdhiljs, a bister of : . Q ... ’ ul J . ’ ’
and iCi’ied unastiie pcoperty et Ed. | 0 { fi V s said Will Kiog, for unpaid [fi vfl j q- Lrnndovs and Miss Bertha • “84,
taxes ’ PmWdnlds -'r Fairchilds, Ga , ah * fJ!’ i0 °’ m > 404 ' 407 ’ 48 °*
432, 433.
21st District—149, 184.
We will prosecute to the fullest
extent ol the law any and all parties
violating this notice. WE MEAN 1
WHAT WE SAY and will pay a
reward of $10.00 to anyone furnish- j
I »•'«it-'" •» ""'jing evidence to convict trespasser*. 1
KotH Hie For HIm Fodder,
“I have beard of some strange,and
curious expedients that have been used
to clear tbe tracks Iu cases of fnllroad
wrecks,” said a well known railroad
official recently, “but the methods used
ou a small railroad not far from Bal
timore a few years ago to clear tho'
tracks und Incidentally save u fine en
gine from serious damage were the
most original I ever heard of.
“Tho wreck had lieeu caused by led
fortuiug on the rail from an overflow
lug tank near the trestle. The train
had two engines. The first engine and
tile ears had run out on the trestle
and dropped over. The rear engine
was left standing half sidewise on the
trestle, which was 30 feet high, it
seemed as if tho touch of n rnnii'f
hand I Would cause It to topple over,
and it blocked tbe. road, which was
only single tracked, and ihe wrecking
car with Its derrick could not lie used.
'If we only had something soft to drop
It ou and thou hoist It book,’ said omi
official, ‘we could manage all right,’
“This remark gave u farmer of the
neighborhood un Idea, lie offered ta
sell Ids Big stock of corn fodder. The
plan was to pile the fodder from the
ground underneath the trestle to with
In a few feet of the track and then
topple the engine over. The plan .work
ed well, ami owing to the elasticity of
the fodder the englue was not damaged
tn the least.’’—:Baltimore Bun.
months, Mi.:« Quasi
The remains were interred
Jawing day at the family b >rymg
grounds. Deceased was a dauai
cm to satisfy a tax ti la issued-by B,
jaunt.L’ierk of GoUmsii, vs. Ed.
on. for unpaid taxes.
Fairchilds, Ga ,
Also 11 the same time and plaso. -one ». T A
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cast bv loi ‘.2 iu same division, oh the —*—~~
arid
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On the north by alley, <*0 the east
cant lot of Mint Battevteou. 011 tho
by tLu old Ed. I’sii.iok lot and on
st by .vionroe street, and levied on
property of Mrs. W. A. MIlus, i.o
f a city tax ti fa issued by M. E.
•aum, O^rk ot Council, vs. said M.
mis, amt othei ti fas in my hands,
paid taxes.
.), at the same time and place, one
south by lot No. 10 and on the west by
lot No, *20, and lev«d as the property of
Alsx Mathis to satisty tax fi fa issued
l,v B. Nussbaum, Clerk ot t^ouueil vs
said Alex Mathis, for unpaid taxas.
Dtlob.WtSHfcIVABO.
Married, at the bom.'; of the ‘-.rides
parents Mr. J. 8. Sbcppaid in Bel-!
Also at the same time and place, one cber’s District, on Sunday last. Mr. ELINT RIVER LUMBER COMPANY I
vacant city lot 8 in the 4t!i division ot. ^ p _■ wnrani,|
Paulott Extension in the city of Bain- Gordon Dollar to Misa Leila \
bridge, said county bounded as follows: j 1 roL N ve, the Expert Optician at
J vs. Bell, J. r. omciat ! 1
. , . ----- ------ ■ j-—;-. 7- 1 bridge, shui county oounaea as rouows:
I’ U1 'i^ vun0L ‘*’* u the city . ( j ucr t|) d y Disy Holmes, on the Sheppard
nmndge bounded as follows: On t by lot No. 7. oa^ the south by Pan- i!lg .
J l ‘a bartielt , vucap lot, on the |(jtt sr , 00t and nn the wea t by lot No. 5 .
in tbe same division nud levied on tho
property of R. C. Morrel to satisfy k r.ity | 4r
tax fi fa issued by B. Nussbaum, Clerk '
ot Council, vs R, C. Morr^i for uupaid-this
tuxes. I ,
d me
by lot No. 8. 011 the .-.outh by Pau
I roe: and on tbe west by ii. C. Mor-
11ov. Nu. 8. and ‘byieti uu as i-bo
ty of E. Jones, to satisfy a city
la issued by B. Nusfclnium, Clerk
juoil, vs. said E. Jones, for unpaid
Also the same time and place, one
' . .. ' I i„r y 0 ni-e'U) in division 5 in
1 a. the same tune and place, one j ,V aulelt . Extension in the city of Bain-
° J "*''*/^ ’" tuidge. bounded as follows: ft,
I ^J. ^•"‘^"“D't^nd- h ljv l t of land No . 20. on ti. • :*t ’I
| flows. Oothenortny & hotwell b lot [ 0 . 10 on the 60 U th bv Pa .left.
D ^ «T* ° f w Bow * * street nd on the west by lot No. rr.: 1
onaLoM *n fnSsoufn bj Rower| gau)e ivisiou and levied on the proper-
oii and uu the west by Scott ^ . D( j erBOn Chatman to Batiety a Uix U P
tho Grenada Dr.ig Co., haa had over 1
The groo'tn is a son of J. li. Dol-! practical experience
is a stirring young farmer of 3I, J IU most»»11 ■ 1 e t< was where he has
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rutu :on i miiug the vei
a! a udi.uai) be had hi
f MVu-.e hours from 9 a. m
1 5: /) p. m. Consultation free.
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Some Childish Hninor.
Here are some speeiuieus of clilldlsh
humor from tho Chicago News:
“Oh. mniumit" exelnliued 4-yenr-oId
Flossie as she observed the moon in lt:i
second quarter, “come ami look at tbs
moon. Hal/ of It is pualied Into tin:
sky. und the other half Is sticking out."
Tommy, aged !>. Iiad been busy whit
tling and managed to ralwe a blister on
his linnd wlilch c-aiiKe<] a slight break
in tbe skin. Running to bis mother, hu
allowed It'to hyr und said, "Mamma, I
guess I’m beg I uniug to wear out.”
“Idd ttn-y sing any pretty ^ongs nt
Burnluy school V asked a mother of lief
little 4-yeor-old daughter upon l;er re
turn borne. “Only oue.” replied ihe lit
tle tnlsa "It was so:uettit'.ig about
Greeulund'a lee creum .uiountaLn*.”
Papa—Well.' UMllle, have yon been n
good hoy today 1 Small WUUti—Did
you ask uinmnin? “Why should I ask
her? Don’t you know whether you
have been good or not?” "Yes. but
tnumtna's Idea of goodness differs from
mine, and t don't wuut to go hook .ou
anything abe says.”
Deserved Acqallta'f.
Little 3-year.-o!d Mlpnle conld re
peat nursery rhymes aud talk like an
old woman. One day, having done
something strictly against orders, her
mother said, '"Minnie, I really don’t
know what I had better do with you.'*
Drawing a long breath of relief ihn
Hole miss raid, “I’m awful gind you
don't, mamma.” and marched off.- tatt
ing It for granted that the matter was
settled. —Chicago News.
There ts such a Variety of cllmstu
In Costa Rico that by going a few
miles north or south of a given point
any kind of climate u«w bo enjoyed, a