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The Search-Light. BAINBRIDGE, MAY 4. 190U, • PERSONAL. Col. Hob Terrell, of Whigham. was in the city Monday. Prof. Geo.L. Lowey, of Brinson, was In the eity one day thU week. Mr. H. King, of At.tapulgus, waslntbe city last Thursday on business. Mr. J. B. McLendon.formerly of Don- alsonville, was in the eity Monday. Mr. Geo. O. Smith. of Ashford, Ala.. was in tao city Tuesday on business. Mr. W. T. Miller, of High Springs. Fla., is in the city for a t&n day’s visit. Col. Randolph Russell spent a portion of the week in Baker county on business. Mr. E. A. J. Rich, of Pine Hill district, was a visitor to the city* last I hursday- Mr. W. 0. 0 Neal and family wentov er to .Jakin last Sunday on a visio to rel atives. Messers S. Y. Henderson and Sam Walters went over to Pelham on a visit Monday. Mr, Isaac Swioord, of Climax district, was among the visitors to the city last Thursday. . M s. W. G D . Tonge has ns her guests her sisters, Mrs. Miller and Miss Taylor, of Baltimore. Prof. C. A. Monroe, who ha- been in j Atlanta. Albany and other points recent ly, was in the city the first of the week Clever Jack Cowart was in the city Monday and was registered at the Hotel Waiunmn. Jack has many warm friends 11 B.d ibridge. FROM kldokendo. Stuart Lumber Co’s, mills Thursday ! #S! when Mf. Ed Sbanon got his right arm , Mr. and Mr*. H. A. MoTyer. with their little daughters, Evelyn and Merrell. went up to Arlington last Sunday oh the G. F. & A. Ry. Mrs. J. W. Hinson, of Havana, Fla and her son Mr. Q L Hinson, of Quit- man, wore here the first of the week the guests of the family of Judge T. U. Max- wili. Among the most delightful and wel come visitors to Albany during Cliautau <juit were Rev and Mrs. W. F. Smith, of Il.kinbridge, During thoir stay of four years In Albany—the full time limit of the Methodist system of itineracy—these good people formed friendships among our pecplo of the kind that will endure through life.—Albany Herald. iVe had divine services here last Sun day and qniit a crowd attended. Misses Carrie and Lucy Doualson. two sweet and accomplished yornig la* dies, attended church here Sunday. Mr. E. G. Rich attended services here Sunday night. Dr. J. H. Sessions, our worthy physi- Sian has been indisposed this week but clad tosav is much better. Mrs. J C. Parrott, of Brinson, visited Mrs. Dr. Sessions last week. She is a most pleasant little lady and' her many friends here are always delighted to see her. Mrs. W. M. Detwilder yisited Bain- bridge last week. Mr. J. H. Dean with Miss Jennie Jack- son attended church here Sunday night. Miss Lucy Franklin made a pleasant trip to Boykin this week. Wor.der what young lady G. R. D. car ried to church Sunday night? Mr. R. D. McNair, one of our populai voung men, visited Colquitt recently. Mrs Robert Bowen, of Bainbridge. visited her parents here Sunday. Master Walter Kelson, a bright lad from Bainbridge visited here Sunday. Mr. Jesse H. Powell was among last Sundays visitors. A certain young man got left Sunday til), h . ’Tie hard if l.’s fair, but it’s the WHy of the world old boy! Old maids will be plentitul after a while. • We intend organizing a Sabbath School here and it is hoped the undertaking will be successful, as there is uolhiug nicer than a good Sunday School. I think ev ery community should have one; so much good can be accomplished through them. The sweet spirit of little Nellie Essie Franklin left this sinful world and gained a beautiful home in heaven. Friday p m. the brittle thread of life was snapped and another jewel was gathered to the bosom of Him who said: “Suffer littli children to come unto me, and forbid them not, for of such is the kingdom of heaven." Drs. Somions and Hunter were called in and all that loving hands could do wa done but she gently yielded t« the Mas ter's call, "Come home,” The precious little darling was the idol of the houtehcld and will be sadU missed, but oue good consolation thi humble little writer has I know Nellie is sleeping in the arms of tuy Loving Savior and is waiting around that snow white throne to welcome those loved ones left behind to her bright home in heaven. May 2, 1001. Sunshine mangled in a planing machine. Ampu tation of the arm was necessary and the operation was performed by Drs. Brd- ges, Bnnson and Toole. I his nnfortu* nat$ man has the sympathies of many friends he has made since coming to the place, May 8, 1901. >llss ' Following is the programme of the Union Sunday School Convention to be held at Midway Church, near Jakin, on the 26th day of May, 1901: 1st, Will open at 10 o’clock with song by congregation and pra; er by Pastor. 2nd, Welcome Address by Midway School; Song by Midway School. 3rd, Response by Doualson ville School. 4th. Reading of minutes of our last meeting 5th. Reports of thp different Suudav Schools by our agents 6th. Election of officers for the coming TAX RECEIVERS NOTICE. I will he at the following named pla ces for the purpose o.f receiving tax re tirus for 1901, FIRST HOUND. Recovery in the morning. Faoeville ill he evening. Monday April 1st Fowltown morning, At.tapulgus eve niug Tuesday April 2nd. 'Higdon, Wednesday. April Ragans, Thursday, " Whigham, Friday, “ Hells, Saturday, iBelchors, Monday, “ Lime Sink, morning, Blowing Cave evening, Tuesday April 9th 3rd. 4th. 5th. 0 th. 8 tli. year. 7th, Song by Union School. 8th, Annual address—Speaker to be upplied. 9th. Song by Brinson school. 10th, Subject: “Resolved, Is Christ'- unity increasing or decreasing?” lo be discussed by the Convention. lltb, Song by Boykin school. Dinner. “Evening services will be filled out bj recitations and songs by the different chools. Where schools cannot attend please send delegates. Everybody invited; bring fuU baskets. J. M. Jackson, Pres. J. P. Nelson. Seo’y. J. L. Funderburk, Agt,. BRINSON BRIEFS. .Ptjuvew, Wednesday, April 10th. Spring Hill, Tlmrsday, “ Util. 'Climax, Friday, 12 th. Pine Hill. Saturday “ iatii. .Kendricks, Monday, “ 15 th. Spring Greek, Tuesday, “ 16th. Steam Mill, VVednesdav ‘ 17th. Denalsonyilie, Thursday" 18th. iron City, Friday 19th. .Rock Pond, Saturday *■* 20th, SECOND ROUND (Recovery, Mon. 22st. Faceville, Tuee. “ 23rd, Attapulgus, Wed. 24th. Higdon. Thurs. 25th. Ragan, Friday. 2«th. Hells Sat. 27 th. ■Climax. Monday 29th. Whigham, Tue». 80th. Spring Hill, YY ed. May 1st. IPearce, Thurs. 2nd. B owing Cave. Fri. “ 3rd. Lime Sink, 4th. .‘Kendricks, Mon. 6th. Spring Creeks, Tues. “ 7th. Steaui Mill. 8th. Doualaonville, Thurs. “ 9th. Iron City, Fri. 10th. Rock Pond. Sat. llt.li. Belchers, Mon. . “ 18th. Fovrltown, Sat. 18th. Pine Hill, Sat. 2oth. Will be in Baiubndge two weeks of Miss Piper has been visiting relatires in Bainbridge this week. Mr. T. A. Russell left the first ol’ the week on a visit to Macon. Contractor Robison is pushing work on the Dr. Bridges new residence. Mis* Delia Waivren has beeh 'unwell this week, and has been unable to attend school. Cotton in this community .was almost entirely kil ed and our farmers had t< plant oyer. Mr. D. C. Rogers has just purchased handsome piano for ihe use of his little daughter, Flora. Miss Maud Archer complimented her friends last Friday night with a delight ful social entertainment. Miss Acriliu Jones, accompanied by her brother, Mr. A. Y Jones, visited rel atives in Lapis, last Sunday. A large number of visitors were in the ootuinutiity Sunday,attending preaching at the Methodi-t church. Mrs. J. C. Parrott returned Saturday from a visit at Eidorendo where she was the guest, of Mrs. Dr. Sessions. A new meat market is being erected in towu. and is located to the rear of Maxwell A Smith’s mercantile business. Dr. D. H. Parker, of Boston, wiil preach at this place on the second Sun day iu this month. It ii hoped that a large congregation will greet him. Tim young people are arranging for « piciiio to come off at an early day. We will give a more definite statement of their decision in our next communication. Married, Sunday evening last, Rev. J£. >G. Piper officiating, Mr. Jas. W. Jones to Miss Dauhie Live. The frien is of the couple wish for them a great do.,I of happiness. Mr H. YV. Herbert, formerly of D rn- alson ville, has accepted the management sec US AT. ibe §tap fl?illir?epg §t© Pe ] Sl'MtAY SCHOOL COWEVriOltl. tt For latest designs in Spring and Summer Milli w Goods at the lowest prices ever offered in Btimbridge. Have just opened and havj flnew goods throughout Mi] I ners of taste and long experi] ence to serve you. VERY REUPECTFULLY, NOTICE OK MEETIAG Or the Stockholders op the Geor gia, Florida tc alabema Rail way Company, Formerly The Georgia Pine Railway Company. - There will be a meeting of the Stock holders ot the Georgia, Florida dc Ala ,ama Railway Company (formerly the Georgia Pine Piue Railway Company) in Bainbridge, Georgia, at the office of the Company on the 28th day of May, 1901 at 2 o’clock p. m., for the purpose ol considering an issue of bonds of sain Company in the sum of Five Hundred anil Ffty Thousand (550.000; Dollars oi such other anuunt of bonds as thestock holders may consider and authorize, aim to determine the terms aud tenor of said oonds, and to consider and approve form of mortgage or deed of trust to te cure said bonds, and to authorize and direct the execution and delivery of si id bonds aud of said mortgage or deed oi trust., aud to authorize to be done all such other matters as may be necessary and proper to carry out the purpoto: aforesaid, and also to transact such othe business as may, at that time, come be fore said meeting. Bainbridge, Ga., April 24th, 1901. J. P. WILLIAMS, President. J. O. Hatch. Secretary. SOMETHING WORTHY 0F00MRAT10N NEW REVOLUTION IN -BARBER BUSINESS. THE Mtrs. S. TV Young, s.*,® S IXTCER SEWING MACHINE* THJjp BEST MADE. Durable, Light-Running and well finished. Latest and all modern equipments. Neediest Oils And Attachments Handled- Prices reasonable, and terms easy. If you need a serviceable Machinl i guarantee of satis faction, call on. or write me at oiice. j HALSTEAD, BAINBRIDGE, GEORGli T E. gfflMKD, Georgu Oolumbus- All kinds of Builder’s Supplies, Lime, Plaster, Cement, JfJ FToi •se and Mule Shoes, Paints, .Oils, Glass, Brushes, Doors-and Blinds, in fact anything you need for building j poses or in a Blacksmith Shop. Take advantage of the low freight rates on the ril write me and let me give you prices. T.L. o: IZARD. COLUMBUS, GJ Legal Advertisements. ADMINISTRATOR’S SALE. GEORGIA—Decatur County: liy virtue of an order from the court of Ordinary of said county I will offer and ex pose for sale, before, the court house door in ext, during the legal hours of Hale the fol lowing described real estate, belonging to Legal Advertisement! CITATION. GEORGIA—Decatur County: Whereas, W. A. Johnson, Executor* Butler deceased, present* to tlie tor his petition, >1 tilv tiled ami entered j orcl, that he has fully administered I tate Tills is, therefore, to cite nil p concerned, kindred and creditors, tol the estate of Jacob (Minimi deceased, to-wit: j cause, if any they can, why snid Kn )nohundred anil twenty-live (12S) acres or land off of tile South half of lot, of land No. two hundred and fifteen (SIB) situate lying and being in the 2uth district of said conn: ty. Said land being well timbered and fav ovubly loca cd. Terms, cash- Tills April 2nd lmil. ' T. H. Maxwell, Ordinary. should not be discharged from ills iAM ship, and receive letters of (lismi«' the first Monday in June, 1*01. T. B. Maxwell. Ordli^ An absolutely* sate Shave at the new City Shaving Parlor, a conspiuious stand next door to city Post. Office. Our plan of shaving is so complete that we can prevent infection or inocu lation by squalled noxious or poi Union, .greius. " '1 liese troubles are oftimes con tracted from cne to thO other by Reason of using the same razor or brush on every body. Now how we prevent such troub les we have a sterilizer. a iiiokle plated concern iu which we always keep hot boiling boi.i.,g water. We put a certhin qiianity of Autiseptiola, then every bar ker after shaving each customer place- his razor over the Sterilizer into the b i ing water, letting it remain for a few minutes. After shaving we use a por tion of that Autiseptiola on each custo mer's face. By tins method we can as sure you a safe shave. Cali and see us and we will convince you that unr service is the best in the city. Shave 10c.. Hair Cut 2oc. I*. M. .SIMS, Proprietor. DECATUR SHERIFF SALE. IKOKGIA- J'Moatur County: CITATION. GEORGIA-Decatuh county. B. B. Bower having In proper form* ... , n f Artniliiletiatij for permanent letters the estate of Mrs, A. D. Ilowcr, 1 nte c Will lx* sold before the court bouse doonn county, this is to cite lilt and sinifilq ..... ..... - ---I ■■ - .... J(; 4 1 the city ot Bainbridge on the first. Tuesday I creditors and next of kin of said ... la May next, dm leg tile legal hours of sale ! Bower to be and appear at mv office the following described property to-wit: •“—--* ■ -- - -* first Monday in Miiy next, shim e:in*l 1 he 94) ill county md property of Ferlba Anderson and Mos ul At del-son 10 -m isty a Justice Court Hfa in fav or of D. L. Bryant vs Mason Anderson and V'oribu Anderson,said tt’nh iviiigbeen tram- ferrrd to l). W. Chuson. A. W. Eon mi am, Sheriff. Also at the same time.and place one cer tain ci v lot in the village of Elilorendo, county of Decatur, State of Georgia, the same being a part ot lot of land three-hun dred anil ninety-eight (3SW) in the Tw AOTICK! The practice of dumping trash, tin rails setup iron, glass bottles etc. iu'o the streets of the city must be immedi ately discontinued. Ordinances impose a penalty for violations and the marshal of the hotel at this place, Mrs. Barrettbeen instructed to make a case a- seven'h (27th) District of saifUpounty, and u described ns follows: Commencing'at a point on tile right of way of the Ga. Pin tin* intersection of said right of way, the ce n a northerly dir.ict.idn along sum right •if wav fifty one feet, thence in a westerly direction one hundred and forty one and a half feet to an alley, thence along sail! alley a southernly direction fifty feet to Start- North by vacant YEARS SUPPORT. GEORGIA—Decatur County: Mrs. Mary V. Hell, hnving-mndc Jfj tion for twelve months support ontwj tate of W. A. Bell and appraisers ail pointed to set apart the same barn'll their return, nil persons concerned!<*■ ing point, bounded on lye N, ot. on tlie East by right of way of Ga. Pine Ry, Co., south by lot owned by R. B, and K. A. Franklin and west by an alley. I.evieil npo • as t lie property of William Dctwllcr to sati-fy a Ufa In ruviu of J M.Ci Uetwiler. Tlite ox vs Wflllnm April flth. 1901, A. W. KoRDHATU, Shot iff. having resigned. Mr. Herbert is au ex «ourt except Saturdays. Books will' perieuoed hotel man and will no doubt t ioe close June the tenth. | meet with success in his new venture | / A. P. Long gainst all persons who disregard this no- You are much more liable to dis ease when your liver anb bowels do not act properly. DeWitt’s Little A deplorable accident occurred at the •C. H. Caldwell, Chairman Street Committee. FiTSt-olass Job Work execotedg&t this office. Ordinary of said .-ounty on tlie Nidi day in May iroi why said iippliciitii» *1 not be granted. Tliis April Stli. I*' 1 ,. J T. B. Maxwell. Ot« la F Clifford N.Tuknf.h, i l.IBKI.FOK.P'a Vs. ‘ riECAIt II "I Henry A. Turner, I IOK COURT- It appeal ing to the Coml by * lir " that the defendant Henry A Tun’O' t out of tile state of Georgia, and eauw| served In process with thepicei** 1 court. It is ordered that service isp ed by publication for the tin es* bylaw. This April llt'n I! 01. W. M. Harrell, C. W. Wimumd l’lff’s Attorney. G H Dillard, Bainbridge, 6*1 first class carpenter work, and lowest cash figure. He fnrnisW t'mates cheerfully and execiit 8 * work neatly. Give him a trial*