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kMSN -w. W. Wright, w. V. NMI1U Tlrt. ic. T Hliiw. V. Berry, L * l'»t. I——■»*- the K'tjfIXJJfi, MARCH 23, 1901 j All the ladies are invite.l to — Star Milliner/ Store's opening. CITY DIRECTORY. | Mr. K, J. Perry will hare bis hand Clark Reid, uui OlVJf f COUITYDIRECTORY. ...»»_T. B. Maxwell. DtKt ft'- CoUht.-O. ST. Wimberly. SiiaiKr- I'atwtwn ■ t.u OoLLBCfoH.- iVtte*. til AS*K."0 .—A., e. I^n*. r 'f kisuhkii. - ''ioo.S. McStiir. c<(UK- revolt-—J- O. Tolbert. VonoMm-B J ick. JUIKil -or HITT UotT.—H. B. CTCRY OF SECRET SOCIETIES MASONIC. N l-iiiKJIt.So. —Meet* »rd Thnn*rtiiy <11 ench month, at* l>- »>• D Harrell, W. M.;U. U. tVoodhiill, 3 ,o K Toole. J. W.; J. I*. Brown.See y 5 IcTyre. Treiis : 'V. «• Vhitc, J.I’.lT. 1. rhnmiwm, 8.8 } line, J. 8.; V. Berry,TyleT. llAIKIIIIK.lt It A . OHAFTK M i. it. no. K. TwiIh, High Priest i L.r.l’al- - U. U. Wilson, Seribej B. urn, c. of H..- K. J. Willis, K. A. U.; Ala J m ' p. s.: H, B. Khrlloli, M. or *rrt Znih.iri.is, it. ofind Veil; W. W. Her- King; mi *• * Aim of Ut’Vetl'; V-iierry,Sentinel KSlUIlTSOr PYTHIAS. TO I.OIK1B, Mo. 84.—Meets 1st and 3rd ?ne'*diiyn In ouch month, 81>. in.. -A M Ramsey. V 0.—M. R. O’Neal. ,-T J VVlIllmn.. M. of W.-J KToole. .and S. and M. of r—V. Berry. M.of w Wimberly M. nt A.-W B tnaram. ,1. (Miesnnt. ;i. W.-J. I(. Ilroeketl . „ „ l some resilience ou corner of Sholwell -_K j vriiiu. mahshai..—k. h,! Deputy Mar»hni,w. h. soott. r«- and Morula streets repainted at an “nssTSS* «n, j.*. Keep everlastingly pushing for ward the interests of your town. There can lie none other successful way of building up the community. Miss Willie Lou Thomas, who has been stenographer for the Southern Lumber Company, has accepted a similar posiliou iu the Georgia Pine office. We are glad to note that Dr. Pea- cook who hah been quite sick fee some davs past with the grippe-» m.ioli better and will be wit again in a few tlays. We are requested to announce that the Ladies Aid Society of the Meth odist church will serve dinner up town during court week, for benefit cf the new parsonage. Prof. ft. L. Norscutt, of Marietta, arrived in' the uity yesterday front a trip to several Florida resorts and will probably teach a dancing class here. His many friends here were glad to see him. lion. .Tno. EL Donalaon has been appointed by Governor Candler as one of the 50 representatives from Georgia to the Southern Industrial Association which meets at Philadel phia beginning June 4lli next, Mr. Robert Zaohatiat, of Colum- b .s, w:.a in Arlington several days the past week looking after tho in terests of the Arlington Pharmacy iu the absence his fsther, who wsa visiting in Columbus.—Arlington Courier. Many Bain bridge oilmens will no doubt attend the Gcorgiar Chautau qua at Albany beginning April 21 si and lasting one week. Some how or other of recent years Baihbndge and Albany are being drawn closer to getlier. We have received many endorse ments of our recent editorial touch ing the erection of a new depot by the Plant System at this point. We hope that the officials of tho road may see the justice of our claims and soon give mf a new depot. The Star Millinery Store, Mrs. Young, proprietress, in Belcher Block next door to Hick’s drug store, will have a grand opeuiug on next Wed nesday, Thursday and Friday. Call and see the finest line of millinery goods ever brought to Bamhridge. Col. M. E. O’Neal accompanied by Ins sister, Miss Cora, and her gn-st; Miss Hauua, of Thoinsston, Ga., left Wednesday for Quincy, Fla., at which point they will board the train for Tallahassee, Carrabelle and Apa lachicola to be gone a week or two. Died, at the home of bis mother in this oily on Mondny morning last after an illness of several weeks, Mr. James Knott. The remains wove im terred the following evening at the- city cemetery. Jim had many friends in tiie county who will regret to learn of his death. Contractor Davidson has a largw foroe grading the extension of the Georgia Pine. The road's new de pot will be located on Mr. L. O. Jackson's property near the west end of Sholwell street. The iron bridge will cross the river a short distance below the Plant System wharf. The last issue of the Miller County Liberal contains accounts of the mar riages of Messrs. Cary A. and Joe Brown, sons of'Mr. and Mrs. 8. M. Brown of this county. The former has for two years been iu Arkansas while the latter Is a resident of Colquitt. The earnest good wishes | of thtir many friends will accom- : puny each^ of the couples through 1 ife- eyes on Baiubridg*-! to tiriffiu's for hand made har assed and dried boards at Reid u’s, near depot. card of C. H. Griffin, harness , on North Broad st reet. s. Biving8 las moved into her nt new residence on West street. iug yo«r teams to the Twin Stables when you come to e girls will soon be crying: “O, e did you get that hat”—that r hat. st hand sewed harness made to nt C. fl. Griffin’s oil North 1 street. in’t fail to attend the opening Star Millinery Siore next W’ed- »y, Thursday and Friday. orough broil Shepherd pups le. Apply to H. li. Brookelt, bridge Ga. J. M. Floyd is busy packing transporting his goods from here linbridge.—Miller County Lib ko your harness repairing to i\ riffiti, near Brackin’s stables, rork guaranteed. Geo. O. Smith lias moved to ord, Ala., where he has located tensive lumtier business. n. John D. Harrell has been sick with gripp**, b -t is improv ow and will soon be at his office i. rs. C. 0. Harrell who has a flout school in Bell’s district spent Saturday and Sunday with rela in the city. VNTED—To buy a medium gentle buggy horse. Must be Address “A,” care of Search , Bainbridge, Ga. ic cadets of the G. S. M. College attend the Georgia Chautauqua lhaiiy in a body on Saturday 1 27th. r. T. I. Thompson has purchased machinery for his bottling works will largely increase the oapaei- his plant by the first of April. v. Dr. J. B. Mack preached two ly instructive sermons at .the by terra n church here last Sun- He will preach tomorrow moru- ud night. rs. M. J. Reynolds will have her inery Opening on next Thursday 21st inst., and will display all latest, novelties in her line. She two fir<t class trimmers with her, ies Geraldine Roller and Brinl pi'lge, of Baltimore. Mrs. Itcy- invites all the ladies to call. ' Mayor Toole has been In behind the vagrants-around Bainbridge nud iu consequence several of them have found employment on the streets for terms of 80 days and less. The ef forts of the town officials to put an end to loafing should receive the hearty support oCuvery citisen of the town. TO TIIK CI1ISENSOK N tlYUHIIM.il. I am now better prepared than ever to do your drayage—both light andheavy. I appreciate the kind favors nv friend* Rave shown me in the past and. 1 pvosthp' them, to lou der nume efficient seimuje in the fix ture. It shall lie my- ngp to hold prices down to the lowest possibly figure. Very truly yours, H. B BqoKKTT. A General Serellandise ■ * Store! * CLEAN STOCK, CLKAN|MKTHODS. I have genuine bargains to offer YOU I Small profits and quick sales, honest weight and just measure, prompt attention and courteous treatment oonstitute my motto. Can I Say Mora4 Make it convenient to - calf) at my store and he eouviuced of these facts. % I- GAEHETT, ELDORENDO, GA Trade Winners. AT Grenada. Drug Company. Far Cash Only. Peruna, per Boltjp Msnalin “ “ J Wiue Canlui “ S. S. 8. “ smalt 8. 8. 8. “ lurge Groves Chill Tonic u ' Warner’sSafeCnre “ large Peirces Golden Med. Discovery “ Fayorite Prescription P.P.P. Kilmer’s 8wamp Root large “ «* u small Darby’s Fluid Cuticura Resolvent large ** **• small “ Snkve “ Soap Electric Bitters Ayers Sarsaparilla Hood’s * BooobesGerman Syrup Gray beard Dr. Miles Heart Cure Casbman Uoqpet Soap Syr Hypophosphites Simmons Liver Regulator Black Draught St. Joseph Regulator Johnson’s Chill Tonic Hall’s Hair Kpnewer Parker’s Hair Balsam Ayer’s Hair Vigor Coke's Dandruff Cure Fradfield’s Female Regulator Wompele’s Cod- Liver Oil Syrup Figs Scott’s Emulsion Cod Liver Oil Eno’s Fruit 8«lt Tarrant’s SeUser Lydia E, Ptnklism’a Compound B. Bvfk Salter’s Eye Water Diukey’s ** u , Bruce’s “ “ Kendall’s Spavin Core Wixard Oil Japanese Oil Poiid’s Extract Magic Oil Mel ten's Food Malted Milk Wmelow’a Soothing Syrup Grape Nuts Ripana Tablet# Teethina $0.14 .74 .74 .74 1.25/ .25 1.10 .74 .74 .74 .74 .87 .37 .90 .87 .45 .20 .37 .74 .74 .65 .74 .74 .15 .90 14 14 2b 87 74 37 74 74 74 74 37 37 74 37 74 74 14 14 10 74 3n 39 37 18 37 40 18 18 22 18 Located At- Brinson, Georgia, •' and Bainbridge, Georgia. New S tailless,, • ISTew Horeep, New Equipments- . Throughoxit. A FIRST-CLASS FEED STABLE. t I solicit the liberal patronage of the Public. J. H. BRINSON, Proprietor. •^“TELEPHONE COMMUNICATION WITH EITHER POINT. -A FIRST CLASS ■>B MM) BOARD STABLE!.*! I am devoting my beat attention to tlie care of a lbpitod number of horses' I have only experienced horsemen, and they are under n»y direct supervuion. My Dray Line IS RUNNING ON FULL TIME AN© IF 10U NEE© ANY HAUM n « CALL, ON ME. GEO. D. GKRIIfTTN. A Halter «f Li and It is often whether you have your prescriptions filled promptly iand accurately. We nuke a Specialty of Our Prescription Department And riivsicians Prescriptions. And family recipes are filled from pure fresh drugs, and in the most carefrtl and exact manner. Oor charges are reasonable ami our service prompt an£ oMigirrg at all times. We also carry a complete stock of Patent and proprietary Medicines, Fanoy and Toilet Artioles, druggist Sundries Xto. Which we will sell as cheap a» they can be bought anywhere Grenada * Drug Company OAK CITY OSIIS 00 Bainbridge, Georgia. ■■