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N BRIDGE, MAY 4, 1901. CITY DIRECTORY. v- i willla. M*n8BAt.^K. H. T,p.'ra'tvM«f?Uul, < W. II. Scott. 1*0 1’inrV Hold. aJlbkk ok council.—B. ,n i ity I’iHO EH.—H. A. l.ytle, iU LW- \V. Wrlglit, W. U. Miuhls dfB. T. Hines. ' llervy, L F l*at. COUNTY DIRECTORY. ,„Y—T U. Mivxwell. ULKK Su- . A ,„ I1T _U. W. Wimberly, shkikk- ' l'nuersun. Tax CoLLKCroH.— , tax asses»o .—a. r. tong. T K,SUHKH.—*ieo. S. McNilll. COUN* KYoil -J l>* Tolbelt. COKOSBR-W J ck. Judge of city Cgi’T.—B. B. TORY OF SECRET SOCIETIES MASONIC. I odo K. So. 1 -Meet* Srtl Thursday 'tn oil'll month, at 8 p.m. ) Hnrrell.W. M.!<J. U. Woodliull. S , K Toole, J. W.l J. I*. Krowii.fec'y; , Tvlv i re ns.I W. W. Palmer, S. I> : hue j I .! T. 1. Tliomison, 6. 6 ; W. isc, J. S-i V. Merry,Tyler. IN HI DOE K A . CHA 1 'I t St l<. no E. Toole, High Priest; L. F, Pnt- ur. H. U. Wilson, Scribe; It. r ot II.: K. J. Willis, it. A. C.; Slg p s i.H.n. Khrllch, M. or 8rS / iclmrlns, M. of 2nd Vail; W. W. Har- Jt is, veil; v. Merry,Sentinel KN1UHTSOF PYTHIAS, ru i.oouk, No.Si.—Meets 1st aud 8rd ucsdaysln each month, 8 p. m. A. M. Ramsey. V 0.—M. F.. O’Neal. -T J William”. M. of W.—J F,Toole uni s. and M. of F— V. Merry. At.OI iv Wimberly M. at A.—W M lnqram. 1 puesnnt. !). J. II. Mroekett Umi SlgNnasbnum. S. R. Hrlnson. ,LEN & COMPANY. IIJSUPIJSB AGENTS. 1RID jE, GEORGIA. Silliouette party was a suo- paint signs on earth or anv Ilollowell & McLain. net'll to call on 11s at our new of business for all kiwis of job sseil and dried boards at Reid ’s, near depot. b?i't Bros, have one of the ni- rocery stofes in Baiubridge and ing a goad busiuesg. ig your teams to the Twin Stables when you come to Vinson Powell is now behind liters of ilia, mercantile estab- 1 of II. J. Bruton. we do first class [ aiming and angiug. IIollowPll & McLain. Davis Tonge lias accepted a 1 with E. Swindell <fc (Jo., at ill in West Baiubridge. e hang wall paper it does crack. Hollowed & McLain. work of removing the old ftevuui church building corner |ad anti Evans Street is in pro- are here to give the news and urs are requested to inform "* presence of their friends in !)■ wo' k of grading on the exten- t'ic G. F. & A. Railway con* uMgress rapidly. In a few more Tallahassee will be one I near neighbors. |A. 1’. Long, o.tr clever Tax | uv i has been quite sick this uatis up again and will re- | 18 ofiioial duties. See his spt- |tice in another column. ember that we have moved ar ol I office on the corner of ju t square and are now located I" right -building on Broad |w front of the Johnson Ifard- fompany. mentions intehded for 111 this paper must be ac by the signature of the L otherwise they cannot ap- This is a rule of all printing sbnients and a strict obser l "e ^ime will guarantee i'ti*i"t..i, ,.it our pant and "s''l.v appreciated. If you '•‘ays let your name acconi- At the conclusion of the exercises last Friday night, the following of ficers for the Decatnt County Me morial Association were elected for the ensuing year: Miss Bennie Jack- son, President, Miss Madge Morgan, Vice President and Mr. B.F. Hawes, Secretary. With such an excellent selection of officers to manage the affairs of the Associa’.ion, it Is safe to predict that the next Memorial Day will be appropriately observed. To their predecessors the p .blio owes a debt of gratitude for the success which their untiring energy and zeal won for the Association.in commemo ration of the heroes of the Confeder acy. We desire to announce to our friends over the county that we have recntly purchased a bran new “pair of trowBers and for which we hope to settle on the installment plan. We announce further/that the britch es aforesaid are just four inches too large in the waist and are therefore especially designed for picnic pur poses. Ail invitations to such gath erings shall receive our prompt and personal attention. Wo are on the market and guarantee to hide away as much grub as the next man, re gardless of race, color or previous conditions. Another charming moonlight pic' moon Luke Douglass last Thursday evening was enjoyed by a number of ladies and genie nen. Lar, e baskets of delicious refreshments were car ried and spread under the wide branches of the old oaks. The beau tiful pond lillies that bedeck the lake were gathered by the score in the enchanting moonlight by those who would venture upon the waters, and made to embelish the bountiful re past. Mr. H. O. Allen has just closed out a sale of a laige tract of land which lie owned near Tallahassee Fla., embracing 12,160 acres. W< understand tb: t the property was purchased by parties from Oshkosh, Mich and the price paid was $250,- 000. The trade was co'nsuinated through Mr. W. W. Palmer who has been working up the deal for some tjme. The lands were purchased lor lumbering purposes. Mr. L. D, Cleveland, formerly of Smithport, Pa., has arrived in the city and assumed control of the Ho tel Wainmnn as successor to Dr. Eugene Elder, resigned. The new manager is a young man of pleasing address and will no doubt sustain the popularity *of this excellent hotel. Dr. Elder goes from here to Buffalo, N. Y. Dr. R. L. ILicks_ and family left Tuesday for Indian Springs where they will spend the summer, both Dr. and Mrs. Hicks being in bad health. We hope that they will have a pleas- ’ Hut stay at the Springs and that their health may be entirely regained. Messers Joe McFarland, W. W Powell and Douglas Harrell spent seyeral days the first of the week on Spring Creek fishing. They report the waters too high for good fishing but say that they caught a sufficient supply lor their trip. Our prices are right on painting or wall paper hanging. Drop us a card to Baiubridge, Ga. Holloivell & McLain. LOST—On the read from Bain bridge to Brinson vises and pulleys and hatchet with one claw. Finder will confer a favor by leaving the same at J. H. Brinson’s stable in Bainbridge. .The brick work on the new Hotel Bon Air is nearly completed and at the present rate of progress Bain- bridge will have another hotel build ing of which she may justly feel a pride. We will sell you enough wall j, • 11 *r to cover 1 1 ir * 1 f ’ ,i:i 1 ,-1 •• .1 -" v FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE. I h ive 6 jersey bulls from six months to two years old. elligable te legislation which I will sell cheap for cash, or Would exchange them for beef cattle at market value. Apply to T, M. Bines. Bainbridge. Ga. to thk cii iek\s nr haiauridur I am now better prepared than ever to do your drayage—both light and heavy. I appreciate the kind favors my friends have shown me in the past and I promise them to reu der more efficient service in the fu ture. It shall be my aim to hold prices dawn to the lowest possible figure. Very tr. ly yours, H. B Brokett. ! * CLEAN STOCK, CLEAN fc METlIODS. I have genuine bargains to offer YOU! Small profits and quick sales, honest weight and just measure, prompt attention and courteous treatment constitute my motto. Can I Say More ? Male it convenient to call at my store and be convinced of these facts. W. II. QASSETT, KLDORENDO, GA Trade Winners. AT Grenada Drug Company. For Cash Only. $0 Peruna, per Bottle Maualin “ " “ Winn Cardui “ S. S. S. “ small S. S. S. “ large 1 Groves Chill Tonic “ Warner’s Safe Cure “ large 1 Peirces Golden Med. Discovery “ Fayorite Prescription P. P. P. Kilmer’s Swamp Root large « “ “ small Darby’s Fluid Cnticura Resolvent large “ “ small “ Salve “ Soap Electric Bitters Ayers Sarsaparilla Hood’s “ Booelies German Syrup Gray beard Dr. Miles Heart Crire Cashman Boqnet Soap Syr Hypopliospliites Simmons Liver Regulator Black Draught St. Joseph Regulator Johnson’s Chill Tonic Hall’s Hair Renewer Parker’s Hair Balsam Ayer’s llair Vigor Coke’s Dandruff Cure Fradfield’s Female Regulator Worn pole’s Cod Liver Oil Syrup Figs Scott’s Emulsion Cod Liver Oil Eno’s Fruit Salt Tarrant's SeLzer Lydia E. Pinkham’s Compound B. B. B. Salter’s Eye Water Dickey’s “ “ „ Bruce’s w “ Kendall’s Spavin Care Wizard Oil Japanese Oil Pond’s Extract Magic Oil Slellen’s Food Malted Milk Winslow’s Soothing Syrup Grape Nuts ' Ripans Tablets Teethiua TWIN LIVERY STABLES. Brinson, Georgia, and Bainbridge, Georgia. New Stabiles, New Horses, ’ New Equipments Th rough out. A FIRST-CLASS FEED STABLE. I solicit the liberal patronage of the Public. J. H. BRINSON, Proprietor. ^"TELEPHONE COMMUNICATION. WITH EITHER point: -A FIRST CLASS- •j FEED AND BOARD STABLE! > I nm devoting my best attention to the oare of a limited number of horse* I have only experienced horsemen, and they are under my direot supervirion. My Dray,Line IS RUNNING ON FULL TIME AND IF VOL NEED 1 AN? HAULING CALL ON ME. 3KEO. I). ORIFFIN, 1 flatter of Lite and Death, It is often whether you have your prescriptions filled promptly tand accurately. > * N We mate© a Specialty of Our Prescription Department And Physicians Granida Drug.l And family recipes are filled from pure fresh drugs, and in the most careful and exact manner. Our charges are reasonable and our service' prompt and obliging at all times. We also carry a complete stock of Patent and proprietary Medicines, Fancy and Toilet Articles, druggist Sundries Sto. Which we will sell as cheap as they can be bought anywhere I CITY BRI8 ■I rr' Ue-. uco*r?a.