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■ The Search-Light. S- KISSEL!) BRIM, I pi«(Vi»!"i'ioh A NEW IIKI'DT. The attention of the Plant System KjU TAX RECEIVERS NOTICE. {g S |lj I will he at. the following named pin- people need not lie called to the had ,. es tol . the purpose of receiving tax re- , T)j condition of their depot at this point, turns for 1991. j |y" ,1 at l!m l‘‘<r O.li-e nJ. BainbriJg j>-,. oln time to time complaint has FIRST ROUND Oa.. a* ne&mtl-ilu* mutter. ' made that the present structure K covevv in the morning. Faceville JjJ : was not commensurate with the has- in the evening Monday April let bn™, to* Htb.roulttU.il p.A.l. to**" Tintal S - U “ *■ * 1 " - “ »- . m ;T.. ,!ta. •!' April addition * r^’lgg^a. f«g? rU?do^:;wX^^^S^Hon With each new need a few In LlftHT, a weekly newspaper published ^ p lH .„ tacked on and an add !■ e’plSmJ/'of Ml made, sufficent only to supply ca nts emulating Iroin thenhenft so.tiee n j lfi0 ] llle demand, until till* old I a 11... ... .v’ lie'll. Jan lOrli. 1l»l>1. . . , , the pttbl - - - t,, ments H.nimiting Iroin the >henn daring the year 1001. Jan I Oth . A. \V. FoRDHAM, Sheriff. Eruice has a population of 38,000, OOd. Judge again. Lynch lias been north Congress will not convene Ira session. the absolute demand, until the old house, in its patched up condition has lie-; come anything but a credit to the, road. ! The business of the town and the | patronage of onr people is such a« to ^ merit belter accommodations. r l he j oflico is becoming more and more im-j portant each day;in fact there is no .Hagans, Thursday, Whigham, Friday, Hed“. Saturday. Belcher*. Monday. Lime Sink, morning, 3rd. 4th. '5th. •' Oth. ' » 8th. Blowing Cave i City Bakery, AND CUT HATE * |CASI * GROCERY * STOEI Following prices are quoted || for the benefit of those who buy goods cheap: place in ail tins section the size of Bainbiidge that furmshis the amount The Kansas sa’ojuists should kid- 1 of work for the roads that she does. nap Mrs. Nation. Gun. Botha, of the Boer army u said to have Kitchener. At the same time we have the poor est depot. One of the commendable policies surrendered to Lord j 0 f t | ie Central of Georgia Kailway for some years has been the coustruc- ' ‘ ' r „ 1 non of creditable depots It) the towns It has been rumored that lion., Tt ndldate lor through which the system run I icxt gubernatorial . iR " ot ,01 ' ,,s 10 tll * t l1 ' 0 \ officials patern after the Ceulial, at I the same time we do not hesitate to It is rumored in Washington that call their attention to the importance (Lis Bacon is after the shoes ofSenat- of good depot buildings, or Junes as leader of the minority Scab Wright will be a'ca Governor in the race. the Tipper House. We believe that not only railway i companies but individuals as well,! should strive to erect for themselves The famous McKee convict camp glK .|, |,| H( . e8 0 f business as, not alone in Brooks county has been discon- j w) j| HU |,p|y their actual needs, but tinned by order ol the Prison Coin-1 w m ( -| 0 j, 1S |j 0L . t 0 their surroundings mission and Govcnor Candler. | ail( j to t | 10 town m which or through An exchange anno.times the com- which they opeiate, mg approach of the spring poet and lucre should appear a mauifest, pnde declares that his eftiusions will find on their part, to erect such structures no place in its columns. Why not let as might he pointed to will, adtn.ra- the poet “go it.” , ti°n. — | \Ve hope that onr appeal may Some of the papers are beginmg ieao]) tl , e eavB 0 f t v, e officials of this, to discuss the election ot a Governor one o( t | H , al0Ht | J0 |>-,lar railways of hom South Georgia next time just as 01ll . country. We hope also that at they really expected the year 19J2 a)) eai .]y ( p k y we may see erected in to be a sure enough record breaker. ]j a inbndge a spick and span new de- “ con-' P®t- tq ipped with all modern con veniences and appointments, the 1 equal of any depot lit Georgia. W e i „ ,i|. i believo that the good judgement of tivtly. A halt must be called or " J will bo the forthcoming re- evening. Tuesday April Oth Fearce. Wednesday, April 10th. Spring Bill,'Thursday, “ 11th. Climax. Friday. “ lith. Fine Hill, Saturday “ U’r.h. Kendricks, Monday, “ 13th. Spring Creek. Tuesday. “ 10th. Steam Mi.l, Wednesday “ 17ih. DonaUunx i!le, lhursday* 18th. Iron City, Friday “ 19tn. Hock. Fond, Saturday “ 20th, SECOND HOUND. Recovery. Mon. “ 22st. Faceville, 'l ues. “ 23rd, Attapulgus. Wed. “ 24th. Higdon. Thors. “ 25th. Beils Sat. “ 27ill. CliuinX. Monday “ 29 h. Whigham. Toes. “ 30th. Spring Hill, Wed. May 1st. Pearce, Tliut-s. “ 2nd. Blowing Cav e, Frt. ’* 3rd. •Lime Sink, “ 4ih. Kendricks, Mon. “ Gtn. Spring Creeks, lues. “ 7ih. Steam Mill, “ 8th. Donalsonville, Tliurs. “ 9th. Iron City, Fri. “ 10th. Hock Fond. Sat. “ 11th. Belchers. Mon. “ 18th. Fowltown. Sat. “ 18th. Fine Hill. Sat. “ 23th. He.-t Patent. Flour, per Hal... $i.(53 , Octagon Soap, 7 bars *• *• “ 24 lb suck .. . .00 Toint toes, small nz« Rust runs ed coffee, per lb.... * .31 huge size Rest Hum. per ib .14 Okra cc J oaintt.es, small Mze Breakfast Bacon, per lb .14 Corn, per can.... Good Head Rice, perlb .7 Columbia River Salmon *• Mixed Tea. per lb Fii.e Granulated Sugar. 15lbs, .50 Corned Beef LOO Armours Veal Cutlets lle.-t Creamery Butter, perlb, •• Georgia Syrup, per gal.*.. .32 •' Ham Loaf . .85 “ I eal Loaf... Wallace^ Gregory's while and red Vinegar, per gal .25 California Fruit, per can Baker'i'Bread, per loaf Eagle Brand Dow Milk .18 Penny Cakes, per doz pi i p m pi ibi m 8 ®J Ail other articles reduced in proportion. I can. till i-zTi £§©§5^- Giv e us \V. S. \\ ITIIAM, President. J. 0. It VHl’.Kl.l,, V. Prea'i. 'R. «. HARTSPIKLD,( People’s Bank of BaiiiW Duly Chartered Under tno laws of Goorgi; V\ ill b We think that'court except Saturdays. clobe June the tenth. in Bainbridge two weeks of! Books will! CAPITAL 125,000.00. A. P. Long. BAGGUSPFJCE. DKNTAI, SURGEON, BAIN BRIDGE GA. BSS^Office- Corner Water and West streets, in Chason Hi.i ding. Directors W. S William, John D. Harrell, K. G. Uartsfield, Dr. J. D. Chason, James A. Reid, A. B. Belcher, 11. C. Draper. Accounts of corporations, Firms individuals solicited. Negro insolence in Georgia tiuues at an uraasmg pace, and Inula seems to lit; the center of At- 1). W. kllLLAKII, CONTRACTORS BUILDER m*r**:'tnmerv7w MM'IO'IH suits. the officials of the road, aside flora j their pride, will secure to ttsin lituc^ t 0lm d at ! such u structure; but we submit that. llo ;se, BAINBlilDGE, GEORGIA Plans and Specifications olieei fullv j furnished upon application. Can lie present at the Lnssetcr MU & 00HFA5 Livery And Transfer Stables, Broad St re Elsewhere we publish bv request t |, e crying need of the hour should a communicated article on the much j,, v ite their early consideration, discussed Depot problem. The arti ! —— . «. ■ —■ — — ell' is contributed by a gentleman who has given the subject much eon- A new paper man in some instan ces is like other people. He respects nderation, and we publish it believ- his friends, appreciates a kindness, jug that a healthy discussion of the and is always willing to return q testiop can bring no barm to our favor. In oilier respects lie will not leaders. > —Mrs. A. P. Holt,- | ► WEST : : STREET f l WILL ACCOMMODATE | mi11 Transient, Boarders-1 -k, Her Kestauraut is .oiipcsite Court f Besses meet all trains and transfer passengers promptly to an lior. of the city. First class teams and trusty drivers. CALL AT OUK STABLES—PHONE 66. Brackin & Co continue to pat a man on the hack tell him wlrat. a good man lie is, and ^ House on West street. 5 X27GJSB. mmanna SEWING MACHINE The lynching ot a negro and the ‘ . r } ° ° . . . Iiow much lie has done for the town sulmiqnont mutilation and burning .... f 1 , . i and give lnm a free business putt ev- of hh bodv in Terra Hnute Indiana, , . , , • , . . cry week, when the man will not, u few days ago should furnish a sig- . .. 3 . n . . . . thro gh personal prt iudice or other- nificant tonic for disc,.tsion by those . b 1 . . . * , . . wise, continue to patronize the who are the rampant proclaiiuers of 1 , .... ' ,, . paper. In oilier words, he stands t lu criminality and recklessness ot * 1 : . . hv the man who stands by Imp, That’s about the way of the woild,] and a newspaper man cannot lie ex pected to be different from the other people. Don’t vott seoV—Ex toe south in submitting to the ses sions ot Judge Lynch’s Court. In Georgia we lynch for rape; in Indiana they string ’em up for com mon murder. In the north it lie- i-.-roes a punishment justly meted, i,i the south an exhibition ot savage butcherv and racial hatred. Now Frail Meats A.11 Kinds AT MY NEW What promises to prove a reg .lar, sysUutizod scheme of roguery is is about unearthed by officials of , . . . 0 , . , tlie Plant System at this point. For let some unbiased Soloiuan pour into ,, , , . , . f some months agent 1<rye has known ,, iiclntig ears, a solution ol the ... , , . , . ... that the tlieivmg wns going on but (i estion and an explanation of the . 1 f ■ not until Thursday morning was he ‘ x,8t,n K dlffen ' 1,W ’ . | able to get sufficient clew to author The following postscript appended ixe an arrest. Since then however t i a letter received bv a prominent' lie lias been actively at work trying linn of this city from a business man ! to ferrit the matter out. Several of Terre Haute, Indiana, dated Feb. members of the gang have been ar- ‘2v)th, 1901, has lieen received and is rested and others may be implicat- self explanatory: “Just been out to ed. help hang a nigger, and after bang-1 — — mg bsrnt him. He m .rdered a young Texas lias a big population, but innuv lady at five yesterday afternoon, was of her counties have a very small BUTCHER ■ SHOP ON WATER STREET. JETEH. POWELL THE BEST MADE. Durable, Light-Running and well fiyislted. l atest and all modern equipments. Needles. Oils And Attachments Handled* Price* reasonable, and terms easy, if you need a serviceable Mac a guarantee of satis taotbu, Cull on. or write roe at once. J. D. HALSTSA BAINBRIDGE, GE01! First-Glass^-^ Blacksmithinfr &S-SHOP CORNER OF CLAY AND WATER STREETS. Hand made Steel H. Shoes per pr. $1.00 Machine Steel U. Shoes per pr. .03 Spokes 1| inch down, each .101 Shrinking tires, each .40 All other bl.icksmi thing work done at rht* lowest prices 9RSA8 Bailey county lias but. Si v) 1 GASH, captured this forenoon at 10 o’clock population. and promptly sir., ng up at high 12. four residents, Cook ran lias 25, j That’s the wav we do things here. Anderson has 36. Twentyfive don’t watobont counlus have population? of lessi rt< -‘ , 0,,1 >t to anyone THE JESSE FRENCH PIANO -Head Office: ST. LOUIS MO Branch Houses at Nashville, Term , Dallas, Tex., Biitni 11 Ala., Montgomery, Ala. MANUFACTURERS OF ——’ THE STAR, JESSE FRENCH, ANDHilCHMONl) V\ ALSO SOUTHERN AND WESTERN AGENTS F0 FAMOUS STEIN WAY, KNABE, VOSE & SONS, K TON AND CHICKENING PIANOS. BKS l’ ORGANS ON EARTH. Terms reasonable, struments fully guaranteed. <;• Xj BLEDSOE Oe&oral Agent Donalsonville, If you Sonthcrnc: Du wi tint line to us.” '1'hese prices are very low oilier' and nothing will be charged on population? of lossj 1 offices enough to go round in Bailey. 1 J. w . Lassiter, Proji’r. ROB’T L. Z. BRIDaES. Practicing PhyeicDn, iiHlNJfON. - - GEORGIA. . All calls j*tvmi'tly attended. . . K I.. TOWNSEND. TOWm&HESniif A TTOKNEYS-X T-I^ v I^Baiubridge,