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The Ssarch-Light.
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Ruter< </ «f the Pont OjHce <it Painhrhly
On... at teenwt-cbn* matter.
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Xhuice i> hereby eiven that I hnvetlii'
.1, -be-ignated Hit* H ,ini;u:i>'ik Sk.viu'U
LikHT. II weekly newspaper published
in It m.bridge. Oh . ns tin* medium ,f<"
tin* publication of all legal iidveri-e
in.Mil- emiiiating from tlie Sheriff's office
il .tin^ the year .Hill. .Ian. lOtli. 11*01.
A, \V. FoRD.-UM, Sheriff.
oil!
Great Closing
! if
,t lu-xt T. es.liiy. p..- te5n Tj. cusa na Dollar Stock cf |l-
|“ ev ‘‘ r >' y« ir !ll *| Erucc, Medicines and Ean- j.-j’
>£KS;.!s
1 D HESED ABOUT Iff
THE-
driesTo Be Sacrificed,
iliUHl reports place the Georgia
jie u ii crop in tla* safe column.
fin! famous Confederate general,
“Tiijc” Amleison, died at hi# lioimi
in Anniston, Ala., last Tli '.rsday.
At? linaMo is said to bo aaxions to
make a visit to the United SfaleK,
ami Atlanta lias already expressed a
desire to have him.
In view of the past fatal lioine-
0 lining of u.,r war heroes, wouldn't
ii be a good idea for Mr. Kniiston lo
spi n I a while yet in the Philippine*,
or at least until American tom-fool
ery has spent itself V
President McKinley has made
(•Sen. Kinston a brigadier general in
tne regular army for his gallant and
s cccs.sful exploit in capturing Agui
u ildo, (.on. Funsloii not only made
his opportunity bill earned Ids pro
motion by the most brilliant pieceot
straiegoiu attempted in the Puilip-
piue war.
1 lespite the statements to ti e ef
fect that China Ims not rejected the
M inchui'ian convention, it is thought
li.al siie probably will do so. Japan
lias given China written assnraum-s
that she will share the consequences
01 China’s refusal to sign the Russian
lieiity’ even if these consequences
inol le war. The peaee negotiations
ale at a standstill.
St anior Proctor, ol Vermont, has
j si returned from Cuba where lie
in ele observations concerning condi
tion- in the island, lie says he found
mat the leading Cubans are in favor
ol toeeplii.g the terms in the Ph.lt
iillU'iibtnvnl. Those opposed to their
nen ptunce tire the tire caters w ho say
they prefer to “lake lo tie woods”
rat hi r than accept them, which in
Cuba means going lo war.
J. 1‘icrpont Morgan proposes to
p re’nase the Freud: concessions and
turm a syndicate to build the l’ana-
iu i c tuiil. lie w ill pay >4L>,00t),00vJ
lor the concessions and a-Ks in re-
l. I'll the absolute Killing of the Niu.i-
r gu Canal de.liemo lor building
t..at canal by government capital,
an I promises to give the government
any privileges it may want, lie has
sn'uii tied Ins proposition lo the Pres*
i lent.
For tiie Hist time in the history of
i ,e city of lla v anna tl.e mouth of
April begins without a single ease of
yillow fever. Tins stale of utl'uirs
being due to the enforced sanitary
in. i'incs adopted by the American
sanitary officials anil the valuable in
formation gained from recent loves
ligations by the yellow fevir coin
in'.4 ui winch has been working uu
der tbe- auspices of the United Stales
go< el umenl.
Aguinaldo, the captured Filipino
el.!- | ot the rebel forces, has sworn
ali.'glance to the government of the
United Slates, in doing so he re
nounces the government he has been
trying lo set up in the Philippines
an i b 'comes' an American citizen.
Mot withstanding his taking the oath,
he will be kept a prisoner by Geu.
McArthur and will not obtain his
tree bun for the present, it is thought
ilia' hi. action will have a far reach
ing i iTeet in the pacification of the
islands.
TiiKC.vwnvv pi,\vf.
The Brunswick Hoard of irade
has vailed a cassava and sugar cane
eon volition to meet
The cassava plant
trading more and more the attention
of South Georgia and Plot Ida farm-j
ers. It grows equally as well in; • KT r —,err rp
tiou>li Georgia as in Florida ami the ' JB ^_i O * * j ij.
experiments that have been made ol . j I—j
recent years by the Florida expert-j ON AXOUMTOF I. L HEALTH. , ;fc|
merit station under the direction of] I am forced to give up ail business at jj|
1’rof. 11. E. Stock bridge, of Lake I the euriiest day practicable. loan hard-, Jjfj
CitV, have proven it to he of special ! h hope to sea the ou-iuess as it stands. . jp|
value for feeding all kinds of sleek. ] But will from this day on reduce the _y|,|
il has been shewn that the root willpt^k till it comes wp bin reach of some ||] White ho , lle * pnn . 5c per yard; Good checked hom«pun. 5e pery
fallen cattle or turnish food for the I drug^h-t "ho wants it. It will then oe _ p 1Vi en , needles 5u; 5 papers pins 5c 1 A good corse!, 25c; M e ,,
dairy at one third the cost of corn in Llosed out ii* a lump, furniture and all. [jj'j genders. 8. 10, IS. 15 30c, aud up; Men’s Brogan Shoes, 83c; L,,j
Till closed out or nil further notice 1 will ; !ij] Shoes. 34. 95. $1 Oh. and up; 24 sheets of n te paper, 3c; Ladies' u
j- If I j skirts. 90c. 31.00.^1.25. $2.00; Brocaded natlu ekirte. $7.00; A g0 .,l
ON WATER STREET,
Is sellintr bargains in Clothing, Dry Goods. yJ
lions. lints and Millinery Goods, It will pay y«„i I
st*u the stock and get prices before buying elsofvln.J
making meat or butter. '1 lie same
results have been prawn for it with
regard to the raising and fattening
of hogs. Its abundant production on
our pine lands and its easy c .ltiva
tion will in the near f.ture bring it
into use by all of the farmers who
wish to make at home their supplies
or pork and beef as well as milk and
butler in our section of the state.
Those who have acquainted them
selves with its use claim that Us pos
sibilities promise to revolutionize ag
riculture in booth Georgia.
lienides its great value as a stock
food it produces ilioru stale.i than
any other plant known and more ol
it can he grown to the acre than any
other. It is sai I that one acre of
South Georgia land will produce 4000
pounds of it, while one acre of the
best corn or potato land in Illinois
or Michigan can grow only 12bU
pounds of starch.
The consumption of starch contin
ues to increase year by year ns its
use is demanded as extensively as the
cotton milis North and South are
built. Immense quantities of il is
required by ail these mills in prepar
ing their goods lor the market,
j Prof. II. E. Stoekbridge, lion. O.
U. bteveus and other agriculturists
will be in attendance at me Bruns
I wick convention to ill.ly explain in
detail lliu pla.ding, cultivation uuc
I harvesting of the cassava plant.
Tne Llritisii Steamer Anglo-Aus-
ti'nlifiu, laden with 1200 hoises and
mules for So..in Africa at New Oi
lcans, has been enj lined Irom pro
ceeding on her voyage. The peti
tioners, who are representatives ol
the Boor government, allege that the
cargo sho..ld Liu held os munitions o.
war consigned to tne British govern
ment. Judge Pul lunge ol tiie Uuilcu
Stales Court, after reading tin; peti
tion, i -sued uu order requiring the
defendants to show ca se on April 0
why a preliminary injunction should
not be granted. .
We are everlastingly indebted to
a goodly number ol o..r subscribers
who have recently dropped in umi
settled up their arrearages. Before
tiie uud of the .present year Tut
CitAlton Linin' pioposes to make sev
eral changes lor tne belter. By tins,
wo mean to say that we do not care
lo ubsoru eternally Irom tne public
and never give anything in return.
As on I' patronage increases, we shall
add lo our se. vice that we may give
lo the people tne best paper uiev
have ever hull.
Either Joe Terrell, Pope Brown,
I leum.g d.iBignon, beab \\ right,
l-lurk llowell, W . A. Hemphill, Por
ter King, Dupont Gueny, T’hos. G.
Law sou, bam Inman, Henry G. Tin
ner, Seaton Graiiilaed, W . J. Kincaid
lor some other good mail, will he gov
ernor of Georgia next time. Tins is
' official. Let aspiring pulmriuns aim
, perspiring newspapers take lids poin
Iter aud gel on the winning side.
Nothing charged for tins, gentlemen
— Monroe Advertiser.
sell a.- follows
m
Absorbent Cotton. 2 oz. for oc . - j
Just bait my regal if ptiee. j
IK.l’.iLlKS llair Brushes Tooth Brush j JJi|
es. Slice Brushes, Flush Brushes. Shay- j !fjj
ing Brushes. Coauilexiou Brushes. Nuii j :|ijjl
Brushes, Cloth Brushes, 40 per cent.; jVjl
off. This is the largest ami tiuest stock ! I .-,
of brushes ever seen i . liaiubridge, j ki'l
and the prices are away below prime i *
New York cost.
B row it’: Iron Bitters, $1.00 rtzv .... Olio
Blank Books 40 per cent, off
Black Draught, 2 packages 25c
Cd,inh.—idauitnolh stock, 40 per cent, off
Chamois .■skins .... .. . a0 per cent, off
cdi.i'ULenain's Cough Cure *2o size.. loo
Chain./C-l'miti's I'uia Baku. 25 Size.
Cupsuiea, empty, 100 la each box,
3 hoxus
if) es--Diamond D; os, each 5c
GemianD .es. each 0u
DeSlut's Due minute Cough Cure, 25
size loo
De’Witts Kodol, 50 size 30c
DeVViit’s liodoi tfluO size 00c
Fever Theruiometers 1'iioes cut. half
in two.
Face Powder, all kinds, Prices out half
in two.
Glass By ringes 49 per cent off
limner's iron i onic, ^1.00size liOc
Holme’s Mouth V\ u..11, :?1 00 .-tze 40c
Holme's Mouth Wash, 3-)u size .. ..13c
Hypodermic Syringe.- and ii_ podermic
Needles Prices cut half in two
lsiugaiss Sticking Plaster, 3 packages . Oc
i lugiiiss SticKiug Plaster, per yard. 30c
King's Koval Geriualuur .jd,00 size 3 e
DuLeau’s oirengthening Cur iai, 50c
size ’ 30c
McLean's :j. rengthemng Cordial, , ; 1.U0
tars. tf3 00; 3 liars toilet soap. 5c; All over embroidery, 05c. 40c. 50,• j
a vard; Towels. 4c and up; Lace curtains. 44c and 74c a pair;
fiddle. 31 25; 12 safety bins 5c; 43 yards'torchon lace. 5c; a caid,,
.„i„ts. 49c; Oil Cloth." 15c a yard, be'ter grade 18 and 20c a yard;
sieeve holders, 5c; 0 spools machine thread, 35c.
Yours For Hnrgains,
J . IV1. FLO YEI).
VV. 8. VV ITII V.VI, I’resi.h-iit
Pres’!. R. O. H VRTSITKI.D (
Directors
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Ltily Cfiertcred Ur.dsr tne laws cf Gccrgi.
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rn'ai, s,yri .
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W. S Withnni, John D Harrell, R. G. TIartsfield, 1
Dr. J. D. Cliason, James A. Reid, A. 13. Belcher,!
11. C. Draper.
Aoco'wLzits of oorporations, Firms!
individuals ©olicj-ved.
fci-ie ..
55c
•Minted J
ni.k, ..! 00 size
00c
.Mailed J
uiik, 5Jo sizn -
yOc
. ,iik B o\
kI, W iuui'ule'b, 5*0g siz d .
33c
..ink Fo,
yd, \\ ,'l OJtizo .
Goo
Aie'.i.ciue eacli
,1c
Playing
Umds—f''.mh1ou phi^ing card
a
f'tIII - ALb.
One 20 horse power engine and
boiler at a great bargain. NY'11 i trade
for cattle or horses. Address A. S,
[Powell, NVliigb tm, Ga.
finest Alien, per deck 25c
Bicycle Cards, per deck 15c
Star back .steam boat Cards, per dock Sc
Fei'uua, Si 00 size OSc
Pinklmui's Compound, $1.00 size.. 71c
Patent A»ediciues not otherwise priced,
5 per cun;, below wholesale list.
P.VPEK -1 iat' Box Paper. Puiue Corre.-;-
pondece l’ape.i, Pi.un Paper, 'Writing
'1 ablets, and Enveloftes. .Mourning Pa
per, Visiting Cards.. 40 per cent, off
PENCILS—biate Pencils, the best scaf,
sione, per 1U0 s, 8c
Plain x.end Pencils, 2 .lozcu lor . 5c
Lead Pencil, rubber laserle'd Inez ,5c
Faber's Be.-t Carpenter’s peoeii 3 for 5o
Faber’s Columerclid No. 3, the be-t
in the world, 3 for 5c
Pen Holders— Plain, 3 d zeii lor 5c
Feu iloid rs—Polished bweli, each .1c
i'IijLs—Compound Cathartic Fills,
2> piils III a bo lie, 3 bottles for l()o
lodia.i Boot Pius, per box 10c
All ol her Sou patent pins pur oox. . 14c
Porous riasiersTa.I kinds. 8 for .... 2oc
i, LB BE v GOjD.S—luciudiog Bulb b^i-
inges, Fountain Syringes, ii.it W'ater
Bottles, ifubber bheeiiug, *ttouuzers,
4J per ceut. off.
Soap—l'urkUh B ith, 3 cakes for ... 5c
sponges 40 per cent, off
SE..D-Canbage Seed, per o_nce .. oc
Collat'd beed, 4 ounces tor . . .. 5c
turnip and Uuiaoaga seed, 4 oz lor 5c
oeiduiz powde.s, 2 lor be
■'Wcinip Boot, 5'Jc size 34c
Bivamp moot. .;i.uy size (ife
bliouider Braces. 1'iicos out half in two
bluar.s D.,spep-ia 1 abiels,fl.OOsize. 78c
itourt s D., -pups’.a f..blets. 50c t-ize, 3-lc
, oi.et Paper, e packages tor 2oe
»\ Illinois Bimvn.g boaj*. j,er lb ... 25c
,V easier s B.r.e iv.icx bpeneia, 3 for.. Ido j
A me ot Cardnl, vl-OO .-izc o.’e i
Duller items wu! le added tojUeubov B
ust from lime to lime till the store i,
;.o.-ed out. i hi'sattract', vesale is liable to
oe brought to a stop at any time by the
appearance on the scene of a p.irch.Vser
tor the whole stock. Mr regular full :
prices will be charge J m redeemi» g re- j
bate checks.
JFi- Xc KiCTstS-'
L..4NB1CDGE. GA. |
Livery And Transfer Stables]
Broad - - Stre(
Busses meet all trains and transfer passengers jiromi'ily
tior. of the city. First class teams and trusty drivers.
CALL AT OUR STABLES—PHONE 60.
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SUTHERLAND, f
ti HadiinisL Iron am! BrassFosadt
|| BAIN BRIDGE, GEORGIA.
Large dealer in new and second-hand machinery. Mannfucttite
Crare Bars. S.tsl. Weights, Saw iiilll an.l all castings in iron mid lj r*j
z> • Having a large and modern plant can do good and prompt work.
>$. Carrries a large stock of Baohit, Valves, Pipe Fittiungs, Lmjt iJ |
tors, lujuutors, and a full ,iue of A,i.I supplies.
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JE8Sh mm Flip & SRfLt"
-Head CfS.ce: ST. LOUIS MO ^
Hraneli Houses at Nashville, 'JVnn , I)al)as,?Tt‘X., IVuniiiiJ
Ala., Montgomery, Ala.
MANUFACTURERS OF — r
THE STAR, JESSE FRENCH, AND'RICHMOND D
ALSO SOUTHERN AND WESTERN AGEN’IS
FAMOUS STEINYVAY, KNABE, Y’OSE & SON'S, 1^
TON AND CHICKENING PIANOS.
15 KS r O liG ANS ON EAIIT11. Tei ■ins reason a! ill. ■
strum tints fully guarantied.
37- lu BLEDSOE
G.exxeza.1
Donalsonvillt,
R53' L. Z. BRIDGES,
Practicing Physician,
BK1NSON, - - GEORGIA.
. All calls promptly attended. . ,
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G. F. "FFV
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