The Search light. (Bainbridge, Ga.) 18??-1903, September 07, 1901, Image 4

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M- Cbc Search-light. iko.vkv in pk.%« nnc< Dispatches from comHirt in the, s. msmi m\m. ipS^i&'pwoh **«>.. «* ,,orih Cwcr? i su -;! ■' : iliut the people there »rw »i*tW ! KiUare.1 at tha l‘"*t Offlet at BaitMidg, jth the pt , tch orUt . (c alarming ! da., a* neeorul-cUiMi vmtter. ' j The 8\ lvania Press has *u*i>« mini publication. Who would not rather ne n«U than president, after the event. Carrol oountv has gone dry by n majority of 900 votes for proba tion. . | Bets are even on the coming in ternational oup races and Americans are not over anxious to back the lie- fender at that. The editorial work of Tom Lor ies. on the Atlanta Journal ii cal'- mg forth ranch comment favoable to tins versatile writer. Grenada DRUG ext-.t N'irserjmen have received mure orders for peach trees than: t ic.. on fill Ibis season. All along! l l\« stern and Atlantic railway j sym m a \T\7^ I me lately acquired Chattanooga (I 1 fyl \* \ [\ Y •it v i'..>>. of the Central huudreda of , t io.ii* in.ts of tiee# are being planted.j No ooibt in other parts "IXCJQRPORA TED." , f t v peach belt peach or-j ^ cnnr-» ire being established. Ihe J. AV. CXIA. AH.4.N ciibei t.a is of course the favorite, but, President, attention is given to other varieties, j II north Georgia the impression r.l^t.rL’l.r^jBaiibridge : Geogria gia, and that therefore li.e field is! left entirely to north Georgia. Is not this a wrong Impression ? We on K.T.Pti£, Manager. I I The college gals will soon be head ed from home and many will he the heavy hearts and weeping eyes at tendant upon their going. An exchange thinks that the negro who held at Imy with a scythe an Alabama mob, had evidently attend ed enough church festivals to learn the art of handling a blade. China has at last made formal a- I ology to the German government for the murder of Baron Von Kel- tier. It is hoped that Emperor Wil liam will now be satisfied. T ie beginning of the end of the big steel strike is believed to be at hand. Msst of the mills have resumed op erations and hundreds of workmen have returned to their places. The coni crop of the country for the current year has been estimated at 675,090,000 bushels short and the amount of shortage may exceed that Corn will, in all probability, bring $1.00 per bushel next Spring. Permanent Prices on Leading Patent Mt diciues, Four youthful New Yorkers eenlly went to housekeeping < n a package of cigarettes and ft cents worth of bread. This 'should tl'nd encouragement to those who have hitherto felt their earthly possessions too small for ventures upon the mat rimonial sea. think it is. It is true th-re was a failure of the peach crop in south Georgia this year, hut the conditions which caused it may not prevail next - year. It is certain that as fine peaches were grown in south. Geor gia last year as in the northern part of the stale, and the yield was as large. The impression that there is CHRtoria boMle 25c no profit in growing peaches in south Peruna. Georgia must be an eroneous one. There was a partial failure m the crop ill north Georgia this year, and because there was extraordinarily good prices obtained for the fruit. In fact, the prices were so good that it is provable that more money was brought into the state, and that the net profits to the growers were greater limn if the yield had been as large as Cutioura Resolvent, large Me it was thought in the early part of the season it would be. The grow ers made a great deal of money and that is the reason for the craze for planting peach trees, Georgia is already a great peach growing state, and it is destined to be a much greater slate in that re spect. Only a small part of the] 8* Joseph Qulok Relelf Me lands suitable for the growing of Black Dramiht 80c peaches has yet been plnnted in trees.! UirSfrOR - There is danger of course of over- Dr Shoop's Remedies... production, but that danger is not K h ?, n * 1 ^''deqii* , „ r ’ . . , Full Stock of Quaker Remedies.. very pear, because the peach market Iron Tome For Cash Only 74c Grave’s Tonic. bo,ttle Me Johnson’s '!’• nic. lxrttle ■.-..Me Paragon Chill Tonic 40c Bradfield’s Female Peculator 70c Mother’s Friend ”9< Philotoken Me Swamp Root, large. Swamp Root, small. Pierce's Favorite Prescription ’. 7. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery Plantation Sarsaparilla Ayer's Sarsaparilla Hance's Sarsaparilla . Hood's Sarsaparilla. large small —45c Graybeard Me B. ft. B.. large #1 25c “ •* "small ‘ Me S. S. S., large *1 25c •• •• small Me Syrup of Figs 40e Celery Compound 74c Electric Bitters 45c Hosrford's Acid Phosphate— 40e I Dr. Milo’s Nervine 8*c \Vine Cardin *" Shirt waists 30c. 40c, 60c, 60c. $1.00. $120;- Ladies Black Skirts 80c. 9?u.$l 20, $1.50, $1 95. $2.85; S41k Skirts $4.50, *, Fancy Brocades; Black Crcpftn Skirts, $4.60; Brocaded Satin $7.00; Fancy yard side Percales in the l eat make* at 9c per yard». fully 124r Ih^ja Linen 54c. 7c. 9c. 15c, 20c. 25c. 00c per yard; l^j Difmilities ?e\ 10c. 15c per j tird;-Slipper* 73e. 99<r, $2.00; 8^ gains in Notion*! Suspenders 8c; 12 yards of Lace, 5c; Cologne ! 15c; Ladies H„se 5c. fie, 10c. 12o. 15c, 2.0c.a pair. 24sheetsnotep 3 Burs Sweet Soap 5c; 5 t igarsfor 5c.; a good umbrella 4«c; 6 ( pins 5c: 5 papers needles 5c; 12 safety pins 3c; Men’s Oil Grain I Shoes $1.10; Lace Pillow Shams 18c. Everything sold cheapattbl WATER STREET, BAINBRIDGE, GKOhG Fancy and Faml 40c The bloody assassin who yOstoi- day uiU'Uiptul the murder of Presi dent McKinley deserves and should receive the severest punishment. If the authorities feel unequal to the occasion, we would suggest that he be turned over to a mob of Georgia Democrats for ‘‘treatment.” Venez lela fin tty refuses the-prof fered mediation of the United States in the present trouble ntlween«Hhut country and the Columbian Go**™- uieut. and suggests that she is amply able to manage her own affairs. It may he that your Uncle Sam will have to demonstrate his authority within his own portals. The Raleigh news nud observer calls attention to the fact that one of the first lynching* ot a negro for an assault upon a White Woman was by a regiment of soldiers of Sher man's army. The incident occurred in Johnson County, North Carolina, in the spring ot 18(15. the soldiers found the woman outraged, wounded is grow’tig rapidly. Still, peach growers, must not expect to get as good prices every year as those which were obtained this year. There will be good and bad years for the peach growers, j st as there are good and bad years for the cot ton growers, but from the indica nt dons present peach growing in Georgia is going to be a great and profitable bns ! n»'ss—vastly greater than it is at prcseiit-Savniinah News. Doug.as Breeze: We note the 4c, Lemon Elixir, large Me, " •• small 45c Mnlted Milk, large $8 35c *f .small 45c Mullin’* Food 45c Hall's Catarrh Cure 50c Mustang Liniment 20c Saules Eradiuator 45c R. R. Relief 45c Chamherland’s D:o. Remedy 20c Richmond's Hair Dye.. 60c Hall’s Hair Kenewer Me Ayer's Hair Vigor -... . 80c Coke’s Dandruff Cure 79e Abbey’s Salts 20c \Vin«low'« Soothing Syrup 20c Kliotrie Liniment 2tlc King’s New Discovery 45e j Ayer’s Cherry Pectoral 79<; pres- * La Faure's Balsam 25c I Have bpened'a FIRST GLASS Grocery Store-neit to oylj on West street and handle onlv The Best Good* in my line. Store Rent nor Clerk Hire to Pay; Therefore, I can sell you C )nt cheaper than other merchant*. To My Country Frieni 1 Will hnv your chickens and egg* and give you• the bestCA! on all you bring me. , ’ H. B. Brocks MacDonai . D 1^4 L,ER IN HARDWARE, STOVES, (HUNS, CETLEKY. House Furiiishing Goods, Iron Pipe and Fittings and Piomkenl WATER STREET, : : .- ,• IE Columbus, Greet enoe of a oouple of Mormon elders on our streets last Tuesday. These people seem t.0 like Coffee county, and it is said they have some foo’hold in the county, but their preseuce does not fore- Wode any good for the community. They have oily tongues and seductive argu ment, still, the Mormon Church is not the church of God, nor one to help you on to salvation. If you give them food and shelter you aid them in their work, a-id while the Bible tells you to treat the stranger within your gates with I Teethina . charity, it does not mean to huddle and I Lewis Eye Water horde a lecherous proselyter to the bo*, oiu of your family. We were Sloau’s Liniment 20c. Barker’s N.and B. Liniment 20c Fain Killer 20c McAUester’s Bird Food 80c Fond’s Extract ...-. .-... 4flc Japanese Oil 40c Darby’s Fluid 40g Brorno Bbltzer. large....,20c Lithia Tablets- 20c Hesmal 45c Lithia Water. 85c rHZO Ointment 45c UipanR Tabules 10c Ely’s Cream Balm 45c Stuart’s Dyspepsia Tablets 40c 20c . „ - 29c Dickey’s Eye Water 20c . Salter’s Eye Water 18c disposed | Thompson’s Eye Water 18c to treat them with some consideration j Chamberlain's Eye Salve ourself until two of them came iuto our' letfm'ine 20c ofBoe and made insulting references to py^jj ^ihft’ure 45c Christ when we invited them to leave, " " ‘ - • ( Brorno Laxative Quin: but they would not do6C until we threat-' Smith Bro's Cough Drops ened to use a single column lead p i Hte | Black Draught Stock Powders u , , . Barker s Horse and Cattle Fowder 18c b is* upon them, much to our regret. , mue Horse and Cattle Fow'r 15c and suffering, and *he mid a party of " 8 Hr ‘ f ln favor of religion of any kiud Morse’s Indian Root Fills the brute she diBcrib-' hat does not- abuse our Savior, but the Carter's Little Liver Fills ' devil, or something, makes "our Iri,h ' A u '$ t s ,a. rise' when that is done. He is our! William’* Pinks Pi’iis ’.’. .’.'.'45c friend, our onlv trieml to whom we car-' Beet-ham's Fills 20o Hoods Fills.. 30c (Jascarets .'. tl:..... them her story, ed was only a few hundred yard* away, and the soldier*, wheh they cang! jh». hint, shot him to death with out trial or mercy. They thought that cither would have been out of 4»lace, and it i* the survival of lid* feeling that i* responsible for lynching today, it is remarkable, however, that north ern men should have set the fashion for what Northern newspaper* nre wont to speak of a* a distinctively 18<; 18c 18c ry all ou- o rows, and we find relief no ! one el-e can give, therefore He not be insulted in our presence. Thomas Lawsons magnificent racing yscht' Independence" which was con structed at enormous expenses to race for he America’s cup. is to be torn to pieces. Srnit with disappointment and must .Costor's Rat and Roach Paste .. t Boochees German Syrup . | Grand Pa's Wonder-Soap t C C. Pills, box - -. . Red Raven Splits - Malt Extract Household Amonia 15c 00o 15c 25c 10c »- Southern News. institution.—Savannah ! despite all protests he declares that the work shall proceed. If it's/' om the GRENADA it is right —'phone us your wauts—we'll do the W m : All kinds.of Builder’s Supplies, Lime, Plaster, CenW Horse and Mule Slioes. Paints, Oils, Glass, Brusl Doors and Blinds, in fact anything you ueed for poses or in a Blacksmith Shop, Take advantage of the low freight rates on write me and let me give you prices. T. L. GBIZAHD. COMM® Stucky & Co: Livery, Sale and Feed. St WEST STREET BAINBRIDGK, « A I ’First-Class Rigs, GoodSurries, Drivers for Occasions. -(o) Transfer Business- ’Bu* meet* all Boat* and Bailway Train* day and night, gage Waton will transfer Baggage either way. ’Phone No. 104 your want* for BEST SERGEJ STUCKEY * Ci