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The Search-Light. 2 om g Prices
When all the railroads are coni
pitted rti»t are being built and pro-
KnJert'l at the Pant Oflu-r at Bainhridy posed lo lie built to this city, Bain-
On.. a* tewnd-tlat* matur. bridge will he indeed the railroad
center and beoome easily the-roetrop-
IMPORTAVr VITICK.
Notice is hereby given that I have this
lay designated the HaINBKUmis Sbap.CH
LlilHT. a weekly newspaper published
in Ham bridge. Ga.. as ttie medium tot
the publication of all legal advertLe
nient- emulating from the Sheriff's office
during the year 1801. Jan. lOt.h. 1P01.
A. VV. FOKUHAM. Sheriff.
A significant day — the Fourth of
July.
The Indian Springs Ctoyiitaugua
bi gu s tomorrow
oils of southw est Georgia. Tliere is
no town in this part of the state
whose natural position so commands
the situation as she does, and these
natural advantages are attracting
the attention of capitalists and busi
ness nten from every quarter.
This is attested by the progress
the city has experienced in ricen*
years.
Unlike any of her neighbors, she
has direct water transportation to the
gulf of Mexico, affording uninterrup-
The Georgia watermelon and the •' ted navigation throughout all sea-
Georgia peach are journeying noith-1 sons of the year by lines of large
ward. ” i steamers, always insuring the ad
vantage of cheap transportation, be-
AT
H I O K S’
The retirement of General Shatter
from the army need not be consider
ed any very great calamity at this
time.
While Yankeedom broils and I
swelters tn the sun Georgia blossoms;
tinder the gentle smiles of fourth of!
.Irl_\ sunbeams that kiss her shoies..
There’s no other land like Dixie.
The recent advances in the cotton
market may, or may not be attribu
table to the prospects of a short crop
this season. The fact remains, how
ever, that the crop in Georgia will
be inn y iff.
Never before in the history of the
wi rid Ims there been si ch a univers
al celebration of the 4t.li of July. The
. 5c
us sj et
sides the various competing railroad
lines radiating from this point in all
directions, the elements that go to
make commercial centers.
In anotbereolumn we print from
the Ashburn Journal the proceedings |
of an enthusiastic mass meeting'
cm#, msed of the leading business
people of that town, Sylvester and
Camilla, a; which it was proposed
to build a railroad from Ashburn
via Sylvester and Camilla to Barn-
bridge.
This,road will be a straight line
presenting no difficulties of construe- j
tion, and considering the business
ability of the men back of the enter
prise, there is little doubtot its early
completion,
This road will open a territory in-
cclebralioii >s no longer confined tojferior to none in the state in its
America .'iiid Arm-ricno colonies but j wealth of timber and turpentine
reaches out to many nations as well.
It is little wonder that parents
who allow fchcir children lo grow up
ii. idleness are often troubled about'
tli' i; grown up condition. Children j
should be taught industrious habits
i >ni you11 up. and when such is the'
case, it is the exception and not, the'
rule that they turn to the bud. Boys;
and girls must work. l v
heretofore inaccessible, to say noth
ing of the vast agricultural possibil
ities that it will develop.
Beside these, this region will be
placed oil a direct line lo the gulf
both by rail and water transporta
tion at this point, adding materially
to the advancement of our section of
the state.
l'hose Get rgin iirmers—and they
i many—who bought fertilizers
holding the position toll nature
has given her as a commercial city,
her citizens zmlous m the promotion
j of industrial enterprises, thus manl
iest spring to be paid for out ol their, I esl 'ug their confidence in her future,
cotton crops might as. wH! go to bus 'there is nothing in the way to check
lling for oilier'funds to make suttle-j tbe advancement of Bninbndge on
treat* 1 or theii obligations may go t.n ! her way to the position of first irn-
iiii-t. To say the most of it there up-1 portanoe.
pears to be but little encouragement j — “ \ m * *
in the present outlook.
Absort ei.t Cotron. 2 oz. for . .,
Just half uiv regular price.
BKU8 H Efi—Hair Brushes, Both
Brushes. Shoe Brushes. Flesh Bin-hes
Complexion Brushes. Nail Brushes.
Clulh Brushes.40 per cent.eft. 1 his is
the largest and tiue.-t stock of brushes
ever been i* Hniubridge. *tud the prices
are away below prime New York cost.
Brown’s Iron Bit'ers. $1.00 size... .50c
Blank Hooks 40 per cent oft
Black Draught. 2 package:
Dumb.—A nnunoth stock 40 per eei
Chamberlins Cough Cure. 2 ic size.
Chauihi rliu's Pain Balm. 25c size. .15
Capsules, empty. 100 ill each box. 3
boxes B’c
Dyes—Diamond Dyes, each 5e
( eruian Dyes. each.. ./> c
DeWitt s One Minute Cough Cure 2oc
size . *5°
DeWitt's Kodel. 00 size. 30c
Do Witt’s Kodol. $100 size.... 00c
Fever Tbempwqter*. Prices cut in two
Face Powder, of all kinds .
Prices cut ill two.
Glass Syringes 40 per cent off
Harter’s Iron Tonic. $1.00 size, per
bottle 0()c
H rood erode Syringes and Hypodermic
Needles . Prices cut half in two
Isinglass Sticking Plaster. 3 packages 5c
Isinglass Sticking Plaster, per yard. .30c.
McLean's Strengthening Cordial. 5"c
size 30c
McLean’s Strengthening Cordial. $1 00
size *>6c i
Malted Milk, $1.00 size We ]
Malted Milk. 50c size 30c
Milk Food. Wampule’s. 50c size .. 35c j
Milk Food. Warn pole's. $1.00 size
Medicir.e Droppers, eadi..... lc
Playing Cards—Fashion playing cards,
finest linen, per deck 25c
Bicycle Cards, per d ok 15c
Si at -hack Steamboat Cards, per
deck 3c
l’eruna. 1100 size 68c
Piukhaui’s Compound. $1.00 size... 71c
Patent Medicines not otherwise priced,
5 i er cent below wholesale list.
PAPER—Fine Box Paper, Polite Cor
respondence Paper. Plain Paper,
Writing Tablets and Envelopes, Mourn
ing Paper, Visiting Cards
40 per ceiil off
PENCILS— ,Slate Peucils. the hesi s cm
stone. ier 100 -. 8c
Pen Holders—Plain. 2 doz for .. . no
Pen Holders—Polished hr web Handle V
PILLS—Compound Cathartic Pills. 25
pills is a bottle. 3 bottles tor... llio
lepton Root Pill, per box 10c
A1. other25c patentuills, per box.. 14c
Pot ns Plasters, all kiiniss 3 fijr 25
HI BBEK GOODS—Including Bulb Syr
inges. Fountain Syringes, Hot Water
Unities, Rubber Sheeting. Atom
izers 40 per cent off
Sponges 40 per cent off
Cabbage, per
Shirt waists 30c. 40c., 50c, flOc. $1.00. $1.20; Ladies Black \f
jit Skirts 90c. 98c. $120. $1.50, $1.95. $2.35; Silk Skirt's $4.50. „ ss< ^
ijjjj Fancy Brocades; Black Crepon Skirls.' $4.50; Brocaded Satin -
pi $7.00; Farcy yard wide Percales in the I est'ninke* at lie peryuj
_*Jj) fully 124r India Linen 54c. 7c. 9c. 15c. 20c. 25c. 30c per yard;
Dimmities 8c. 10c. 15o per yard: Slippers 75c, 05c, $2 00; s^.
lj gams in Nolions; Suspender* 8c; 12 yards of Lace. Be; Cologne
!p) 15c; Ladies H..se 6c. 8c, 10c. 12c. 15c, 20b.a pair; 24 sheets riotep,
ISSl 3 Bars Sweet Soap 5c; 5 Cigar* for.5c; h good umbrella 4:’c; 5 p,-
|pl pins 5c; 5 papers needle* 5c; 12 safety pins 8c; Men’s Oil Grain
■toff I|j Shoe* $1.10; Lace Pillow Sham* 19c. Everything sold cheap at t
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''j( WATER STREET, BAINBRIDGE, GRoitGJ
\v. S. WITH AVI, President. J. O. IIAHKKl.l,, V. Pres’i. R, |{. hart*
Duly Chrtered Eic'cr tne lsws cf/Gctijia.
CAPITAL 125,000.00.
W. 8, William, John D. Harrell, R. G. Harwliety
Dirsctors: Dr. J. D. Chason, James A. Reid, A. B. Belcher,
II. C. Draper. •
I3T Accounts of cor porations, irzns
individuals solicited.
Livery And Transfer Stables,
Broad - - St
Busses meet all trains and transfer passengers pronqqly tot
Turnip and^ Rutabaga seed 4 oz for 5c : lior. of the city. First class teams and trusty drivers.
CALL AT OUR STABLES—PHONE 56.
Brackin
An exchange says ,f the cliter
The new State Constitution for
Alabama, now under consideration,
protides among other tilings that
and manager were to book every any sheriff who allows a prisoner
suggestion as to how to mu the: taken from Ins custody and lynched
thing, every piece ot advice, every j may lie impeached by the Supreme
tut mid all the free write-ups of-j Court mid suspended from office. The
ferial in twelve mouths time lie| iiieopcriilion of this resolution may
would have a book ten limes as large j work a iiardsh’p upon the sheriffs of
as the Bible and a string of. copy I the state and would appear nnueces-
tliat would circle the globe five times! sary in view of the oaths of such of-
with a good lap. j ficuils upon their induction into office.
—**■ • — — I Every sheriff is sworn to protect his
Since Mr. McKinley’s declaration j’ prisoner against violence and to pre-
agaiust a third term, it is amusing to J servu t ;. L . , nH j my of the law, but ex-
see republicans pitching around for ^ perienoe has often shown tiiat an eu-
avatlablo presidential timber. Mr. | rag *d mob can not be restrained by
McKiniey, oespite his weaknesses, I8| i|, u resistance of the officer in charge,
head and shoulders above other ru«*iv j Stioli ofti« - er Kiioxltl not lie required
ot his party. Governor Odell, Mark, lo ) oai , |,j s „wn \;f t . j am j t | R . s .,, ne
H sni.a mid othcis have been m n-1 8 h 0 „ld not be held responsible for re
turned us possible successors, eitl er 8u i l8 w hicl. he did not precipitate,
of which wo Would as soon heat, as, jj l j, v measure, is to become a law it
any other republican the country. owrtaiuly should be so framed as to
o er. Why not run llantin? " e 1 protect the officer who has discharged
Seidliiz Fowders 2 for.
Swamp Loot 50e *ize 34c
Swamp Root. $f,00 size 67
Shoulder Braces—Prices cu tbalf in two
Stuart’s Dysdeptia Tablets, $1.00 size
73c
Stuart’s Dyspepsia Tablet*. 50o size 34c
'1 oiiet Faper, 9 packages for 25c
M illiatus’ Shaving Soap, per pound. .25o
Wine of Cardui. $1.00 size 67c
Sewing Machine Oil.small 4c
Sewing Machine Oil. laige 7c
Johnson's Chill Tonic, 50c size 30o
! Tyner’s Dyspepsia Cure, 50c size 26c
i Power’s Asthma Cure. $1.00 size... 60c
Power’s Asthma Cure. 50c size Stic
Caller’s School Ink. 3 bottles 5c
. Humphrey's Homeopathic Remedies 25c
' size 13
i Flue Scissors 40 per cent off
; Shaker Digestive Cordial. 50c size 29c
; W am pole's Beet’ Wine and Iron, full
| pint bottle 25c
Nutmegs. 12 for 5c
Best Cooking Soda, 2 lbs 5c I .. . . .
I McLean’s Vermifuge, 25c size ilc Doors and Blinds, in fact anythincr vou ueed for Imildmg
I Salter's Eye Water .4c . 15 3
Dickeys Eye Water. .............. ;4o jn>s«s or in a Blacksmith Shop
Mam tie with Coca Wine. $1.00 size. .* 7; 1
Columbus. - Qeor
AM kinds of Builder’s Supplies, Lime, Plaster, Cement,
Horse and Mule Shoes, Paints, oys, Glass, H- ashes,
Maltiue with Wine of Pepsiu, $100 size
• ■ ; ... 57c
Certain Catarrh Cure. $100 size....37e
i Grove’s Chill Tonic. 50c size 25c
j Morgan’s Chill Tonic.50c s.ze 25c
I Hicks' Furniture Cream, the nest polish
; ill Hie world for Beitd.-teads, Pianos.
j Buggies, etc., per bottle 10c
Oak Halm per package - - 75 cte
Orange Blossom pet package - 75 cts
Hoff' s Consumptive Cure per bot-
1 tie
Cream of Kentucky pt
want a lick at him anyway.
People have died by the sot re
daily from the heat this week in
northern cities, while no sunstrokes
or deaths from the heat are reported
from any southern city.
«tu uomi * Ml »itv KH.
Have you any of this? Why not bi injf
it t> Bubai-s, Uainh' idge, G«„ and re
ceive l.ighert price etthe. iu rarti or
trade? Will buy anv xitide in gold or
silver. July 0-4t.
the duties affixed by in* ualli. A
further demand would be unsafe to
himself and an imposition upon his
family, and should Hot he made.
The Fomth of July has passed
with its usual number of fish fiys,
picnics and political stump speeches.
The small hoy’s gun has exploded
and a few mangled fingers tell a tale
of xov w.tti a fire cracker auaph-
raoiit. Ltu, u f ‘.er all, the 4th is no
small day.
50 cts
quart 21 00
" pint 50 ••
“ “ “ " i pint 25 ••
! North Carolina Cora per quart 60 ct*.
Bint 30 cts
I _ “ „ “ “ “ i Pint 18 cts
i Farmer Boy per Quart - • 75 cts
" Hut - - - 4o cts
“ “ *‘ i Pint - - 20 ot*
Antiquary per Quart - - 1 50 cts
Port. Imported per Quart - 1 00
Port. California, per Quart . 50 cte
N. C. Scuppernong per Quart 35 cts
Catawba per Quart - . 50 cts)
Sherry. Imported, per duart 1 00
• California " •• - 50 cts
Gripe Nuts, 2 Packages - 25 cts
Empty Alcohol Barrels, each - 25 cts
Empty Wine Kegs, each - - 25 cts
Yours '1 ruly,
R-1_»* Hicks.
BAIN BRIDGE, GA.
Take ltd vantage of the low freight rates on
write m« and let me give you prices.
T. L
the
GIIZ.4RS).
COLUMBUS, t
-THE-
JESSE FRENCH PIANO & ORGAN
^-Head Office: ST.LOUI^MO.-
Branch Houses at Nashville, Tenn., Dallas, 'lex., Biu"H
Ala., Montgomery, ^la.
MANUFACTURERS OF —-r .
THE STAR, JESSE FRENCH, ANDj RICHMOND ^
ALSO SOUTHERN ANI) WESTERN AGENTS MW
FAMOUS STEIN WAY, KNABE, VOlSE & SONS, BBHf
TON ANI) CHICKERING PIANOS. '
BKS r OTiGANS ON EARTH.* Terms! reasonable,
^struments fully guaranteed. j
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