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*/■*■»*. ■.« ! »■ ■-■■■ - »■ ■ -■ ■ ■w^;^v. n . ,-,„ BRIDGE, JULY 6, 1901. CITY DIRECTORY. - V l Willi*. MATU5HAI*.— E. H. ‘ » man R«—»• a. Lytle, 11 °‘vr wWrlltht. w. O. MaUHa f Beryy. L F m. OOSTY DIRECTORY. . _r. U. Maxwell. Long. McNair oouK- TAx'AMBMOjjjA. 1' UoVoNKK— W J r«^l?v l W.iTr\ J OUY OF MET SOCIETIES M A SO NIC. > V). 1—Meat* srd Thursday I”,n each mouth, ut* 1>. >n- Berry.Tyler. ,s»h>gb H A CHAVrRB mle Hi (til Pri«*t; L. K. Pat- ■ lt .' il. 0. Wilson. Scribe; jl. ■ Ti.: E.J. w»ms,ii. u x. • L - 'il B. Klirllcli, M. or »n , ,ri is. M. olind VaU; W. W . Har , i s t V ill; V. Berry, Sentinel KNlcHTSOP PYTHIAS. , ... iE No.M.-Meet* island :ir<J . 17s in each month, S p. la. „ narnsnv V C.-M. F,. O'Neal. m -Mll'ims- Nl. of IV —J K Toole. i s' in l M of V—V. Kerry. M.of wonbei'ly M. at A.-W R Ingram, t n^iut 7 D.H.-J- K. Brotikott week’s rains have been of netit to growing crops in this ml bicycle for sale cheap, in 'lining order. Apply at this S. MoFtee gave her friends tful card party one eveuiug k. P. Cressep has given up non with the li. I* Licks re. VV. F. Smith has moved into Methodist parsonage front- twell street. famous little pills. DeWitt’s rh- hisers. compel your liver Is to do their duty, thus giving ,ioh blood to recuperate your re easy to take. Never gripe cks. outig la-lies of Bainb r idgo eautiful as the oaks which here are majestic and grand. . F. Ob A. railway have re heir new engine recently -d from the Baldwin Loco- Works. t’s Witch. Hazel Salve should ptlv applied t» cuts, burns ' It soothes Rud quichly heals ed part, Thew «re worthies# its, be sure togtl DeWitts. H. J, R. Slocomb, of Dothan, d a prominent turpentine , was here Tuesday making uents to move his family to it. ridge is hungry for new rail- nil public enterprises. It ese to make towns, and it erpnse to catch these. Have enterprise? ndepted to One Minute Cough . leseut good health and I was treated in vain by doc- 111*; trouble following la grippe, e Minute Cough Cure and r»-- iv health.” Mr. E. H. Wise. Ua K. L. Hicks. W. Wimberly, Chas. e, Jtio. Idling, Jas. Colbert, , Russell Fleming, Ed Flera- S. R. Brinson went, on A h to Spring creek Tuesday. ■Ived very much nppreci nations to attend picnics the Wem, Dell, Sylvaniv and priog. Each of these neigh u doubt enjoyed the oocas- tliur pressing engagements attention to other points. Ou the Fair Grounds, Sunday ■lie Maltese cross witn Lieut Mr uud Legion of Honor tc.s of Confederacy on cross. - i>« roturn to me and get re- RofiT. HoWKK. :e. Ga., June 35. 1901. kt-r, who has been acting ’her for the Flint River Lo., h*a accepted a similar * :i the G. K. & A. Ry. D ’-"' whom she succeeds, is hvi for Mr. J. W. Callahan moth turpentine business. There were but a few from Bain- bridgo to attend the big barbecue at Quitman on the 4th, w ith tho excep tion of the band boys, who furnished music for the occasion. AH who went, however, speak (u the highest terms of the hospitality of the people of that thriving town. Bandmaster Ponder has been noti fied that the Fourth Regiment Band of this city has been selected to fur nish music for the encampment of the Third Georgia regiment to be held at Washington, Ga., next week. The boys are elated over the selec tion and will attend in full numbers. They will leave -to-night, but the route to lie taken has not been defi nitely determined upon 1 am running the only butcher shop in Bainbndde that has not ad vanced prices on meats. Yousnoiild call on me for anything in my line that you should need. Jete H. Powell. Mr. T. B. Gremraer, of Bainbridge, Ga., is in the uity assisting the local talent in preparing the laughable farce-comedy, “Loye in all Corners,” which they will present for benefit of the Military Company one night next week The play is one of the most laughable on the stage and between the acts Mr. Gremmer will favor the theatre goers with a number of btuck- face specialties, including song danc es, etc. If you miss this you will miss one of the best entertainments of the season.—Dothan (Ala.,) 3ift- ings. tact* Jt1a*« mA tkt Watte* Cncfe-Mlago «m In town a day nr two ago. tt hatf been a longtime since the old ninu had been to Savannah, nod he rambled over the atretits all the morning. Iwpmaed with the wonder ful things Ik* saw. Naturally toward the mhlday he be gan to fed a little tired ami very hun gry. so as he passed In front of one of the eat lug houses for colored people, of which there am several In the neigh borhood of the Plant system depot, the succulent piles of edibles lu the win dows offered too great u temptnxtou to be resisted. He entered the restaurant and sat down to a table. “All right, sab.’' «ld the affable waiter, coming up. "Wotll 1t bed" “1 want.’* said Uncle Mlugo unctu ously. "some o’ dat fried fish een do winder an -a piece o’ dat pie." “Yea. sab. Wot elm*?” “I want some o’ dat fried chicken, too. an some o’ detn doughnuts.” “Yea, mb. Wot else?" **T want some o’ dat bam and soma town bread." “Yea. aah. Wot elael* “An I want a cup o’ tea.” “Cup o’ tea. Yea, wJi. Wot kind O’ tea?" “Wot kin o’ tea I wr»nt?" replied the old man. with a sevwv look. “Wot kin you ‘spec’ I want? 1 wnut sto’ ten. sto’ tea. You t’lnk I come rai de train all de way from Possum Holler for to drink eaccafrax?"—Savannah News. The piles tha’ annoy you so will be quickly and permanently healed if you use DeWitt s Witch Hazel Salve. Be ware of worthless counterfeits. K. L Hicks. The Grand Lodge of the colored Knights of Pythias will meet in this city next \^eek. Grand Lecturer Hutto, has returned from a tour of of the state and thinks there will Jte a large attendance. The exercises will he held in the opera house and the welcome address will be deliv ered by W. M. Harrell and W. 1). Johnson, and the response by W. O. Emory, of Macon, Ga. -The annual address will be delivered by O. S. Stanley, of Amencus. C. D. Cres- well, of Macon, will preside. We make this statement at the request of and for the benefit of our colored readers over the county. The S’jahch Light force has been placed under lasting obligations to two estimable ladies—Mesdames Raney and Gurley. Just alter going to press last Saturday, conscious that they had done the Lest they could for the patrons of the paper during a week ot sweltering heat, but un conscious of the fact that that there was a pitying thought of their hard lot among their more fortunate of their fellow beings, to their surprise and great relief a servant, arrayed in the conventional garb,stepped up on the threshold bearing a waiter covered will) a dainty napkiu and a kindly message from those thought ful triends nf the suffering printer. With greatful hearts and eager hands the napkiu was removed, revealing a most pleasing vision, no, a reality— dishes piling up and ready to rim over with strawberrys herbet and a plate of delicious cake. Again ques tioning the servant, to be sure there was no mistake, and pinching them selves, to be sure they represented the persons named, the cooling dish es were handed around and their tempting contents enjoyed. Straw berry sherbet and cake do not often fall upon the pathway of the forgot- ten printer, but then, there are tunes when they do. You eau never cure dyspepsia by di eting. What your body ueeds ii pjenty of good food properly digested. Then if your stomach will not digest it. liodol Dyspepsia cure wi.i. it contains all of the uatuisl digestauts, hence must di gest every class of food and so prepare it so that nature can use it in nourishing the body and replacing tbe wasted tis sues. thus giving life, health, strength, ambition, pure blood and good healthy appetite. K. L. Hicks, A Tatar WXo OststsInfS His DIznRr Dr. Chalmers always hod a lilgt sense of pentonal dignity. When a youns man. bd waasengased as tutor In a private family. Ills young lady pu pils resented his strictness, and the mother foolishly took sides with her daughters. In petty spite when corn pauy was Invttfd to the bouse .young Chalmers Was strut out from the table, and dinner was sent to his-room. He made no protest against the treatment. bvB when It was attempted again be told vbe servant he had order ed a dinner ire a neighboring town and should need nothing. When tills had been dooe a few times, an explosion enan*. The master of tlie bouse calk’d Clmlmers to nccouut for Insulting his family. Chalmers -replied that tie bad been Insulted by' banishment from the table. Tbe young teacher conquered and ever nfter held his place as oue of the faintly at all aoclal gatherings. D. T. SUTHERLAND. # 'A Machinist, Iron and Brass Founder. BAINBRIDGE, GEORGIA. Large dealer in now and second-hand machinery. Manufacturer of Grate Hal's. Sash VVeights, Saw Milll and all castings in iron sud brass. Having a large and modern plant can do good and prompt work. Carrries a large stock .of Babbit. Valves, Pipe Fittinugs, Lubrica tors, lnjuctofs, and a full line of Mill supplies. s incbb. sjGwnsra maobxxts THE BEST MADE. Durable, Light-Running and well finished. Latest styles and all modern equipments. Needles. Oils 'And Attachments Handled* Prices reasonable, and terms easy. If von need a serviceable Machine and' a guarantee of satis taction, call on. or wnte me at once. J. D. HALSTSAD, BAINBRIDGE, GEORGIA. No Apparent Canee Foe Oflrnw. It was the third day out on au ocean liner, and some of tbe passenger* were Just getting acquainted A lady wlio had made the trip tunny, times lay com fortably III her steamer chair, when the pretty nnd styllshly dad daughter of n newly r>.-h family stopped ueur her. and they*drifted luto conversation. Presently tbe lady bowed to a palp faced man who walked by. "Who was that?” Inquired tha-glrl, “That was Signor .Slnmt>aug,-.kk the famou? pianist.” replied thq \ady, who then Went on to speak ot the probable- perfbriners at the InertfnhlO'Coocert at: thr- Journey's end. "Oh. are tberu any tnuslclaners. ot> : hoardT' engerlylnijulrwl the girl. “1 l»eg your-pardonV” wild the lady -Interrogatively. The girl gazed ot her Inquiringly. “What tor?" she asked.—New York Mall andrExpress. 11 J Ub ^ '—I • |f If ©be Star f^illiipercj §t©i»^. if I I* $|j For latest designs in Spring and Sumiqer Millinery, ||> Goods at the lowest prices ever offend || in Bainbridge. X:c» *J| Have just opened, and have || new goods throughout Milli-1| ners of taste, and long expert* |f Hon She Rotes Him. “SUlnphtinr’s wife certainly has re- tnarliuhle success In managing him. I wonder how she does It.” “When he undertakes to deny her anything she really wants, she threat ens to sue him for dtvofee." _ “Does lie care so much for her, then ?“ “Oh. no. It's not that hut be flgulfs that it Is c-heai>er to let her have her own way ,than K would be to either, defend the suit -or pay alimony."—Chi cago Post. A Question ot Salutations. "What Is your favorite salutation?" she asked the dilatory youth. “Eb! Why. I don’t know. What'*' yours?” The fnlr girl yawned wearily. "Tt would bare been good night,” She 1 sold. “Hut In about two minutes tt will be good morning.” “Gooilby.” said tbe dilatory youth.— Cleveland risln Dealer. Wondertsl Stones. The brain of the tortoise was suppos ed to eoutain a wondprfuf atece which was efficacious lu extinguishing Are and when placed under the tongue would produce prophetic Inspiration. Another stone possessing the latter propeity was to lie found (o the eye of the hyena. The head of the eat, Uo\r- arer. was thought to contain what would undoubtedly have been tbe moat wonderful and most desirable treasure of all could It have only bud a real in stead of an imaginary existence, for that roan who was to fortunate as to posses/ this precious stone would have all bis w^sbea granted. — Chambers’ Journal. Salted in a Tee. Fox (to be«r»—Tome over tomorrow, and we’ll play a game of golf on tha links. Bear—AU right. I don’t know what tbe game la hut If there’s any jolt you can put up ou the lynx I’m In with you.-Boston Herald. ©nee to serve:you. Vj£RY>| RESPECTFULLY, Mrs. S. T. Young. § j| f! p A latter «TLife and Deal, It is often whether you have your prescriptions filled promptly tand accurately; - g We make a Speolfclty ot Our ’ Prescription Department And Physicians Prescriptions And family recipe s are filled from pur e fresh drugs, and in 'the most careful "and exact manner. and our service prompt and' Out’ charges are, reasonable obliging at all times. We also carry a complete stock of Patent and proprietary Medielnee, Panoy and Toilet Aptioles, druggist Sundries Sto. Which we will sell as chAap as they can be bought anywhere OAK CITY DKU6 GO.. Bainbridge, Georgia.