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m Hp m affairsI of legal ads »" tin* is- Graves is now with the |tug Coi . j_A lady pieman at Gur- ueut St'>re. | r Babcock will make the popular resort for drum- lyou buy all of your eggs and 15 cents for same. II. B-BKfcket .ItAlTNSTiTfAniUlM. One of the saddest events ot the present week has been the death at Attapulgus, tn the lower portion of the county, of Miss Mary Sue Cox who died at her home Wednesday night last at 10 o’clock. The re gains were interred at the Attapul •• soil kiiavxv to wham, A Survey of the soils* of Georgia will likely be began in a short time under the superintendence of Milton Whitney, chief of the buresiu of soils of the department of agriculture of the United States, through the efforts of Dr. McOandless, state chemist, g .a burying uroiicd' the following oon i r * !M m»ii Livingston, of the fifth day in the presence of a la r ge circle of mourning friends and relatives. district, and United States Senator Glarr the work has been brought m knew Tues- i,irt.reconvenes next L„ up tlic criminal docket |1 take perhaps two dnys, lud see my uew lot of picture Jil t cheap. G. H. CHRISTENSEN. Photographer. of September is here ard Iniait inks us to state to all t mt they must settle the L,1 h, lv e their canines tagged. (ircl, Light is growing. A a ber of new subscribers have Ibis week. To all we promts |aper. n Maxwell lias resigned his ,ith the plant system and I with the wholesale grocer The young lady was a daughter of about, the purpose of the survey is Jouas and Cortney Cox, both der 11° have the soils of each county care- ceased, and was a young woman just ( Mly examined a map of them and budding tpto womanhood,^and was' these maps distributed among the held iu high esteem by thosewho. fatmers, so that they may know ew'Tier. ' fflfcYU the best'adapted to each Chv |*| She leaves a brother and three r cter of ground and ,.wVat prod not sisters to whom are extended the I will grow to best' ''advantage upon sympathies of the butire neighbor-1 them. Other Stales have carried on hood. tlua work to an emiueutly success* It Is with much sadness that we chron icle the death of Mr. Johu Kendrick who died at his fathers home on the 29th of August. He had been confined to his bed most of "the time for several wetks.' " " ‘ *— . .... . Bro. Kendrick joined Oak Grove church about 13 years ago and lived a consistent member. The last four or county much Sumatra tobacco is five months of his life he read the Bible raised. This section of the State is very studiously; during his illness he regarded 8| ecially adapted to the sought earnestly for psrdon and peac*. growth of th j, p |, n t. but tie ohara « A few minute* before his departure, le # Al _ . au- i. l* . i * .. . .. . ter qf the sou must be carefully viiU nut. left thia testimony, that his smswvch t v , , „ , , . * c Draper & Co ^ vy forgiven and that .he before the best results can was going to rest. | be obtained. One obstaclein the way The deceased brotaer leaves behind u maps, which are not obtainable, to moun; the loss his father and mother u e f ore the soil experts can begin the two eiders and many relatives and" friends. Our loss is hi* great gain. . j. L. Funderburk. jjourt has been in session , the week and a lot of |ve beeu adj isted. The court line as well atteuded as regu- triof court terms. [>I.1> «(»I U All) ell.VKR you any of this? Why not biing fiainbridge. Ga., aud ve- i{hest price either in cash or fill buy an / article in gold or jnly 0-4t. lions, cuts, burns, scalds aud | all kinds quickly healed by De- Vitch Hazel Salve. Certain cur firware of Counterfeits. Be get the original—DeWitt’s. K vltere in this issue Mr. M. W. ^Ivertises Ins tax notice giving lus rounds. He rvq .ests lory one see the dates and be ko meet him on the day appoin |ig a large stock of cattle of out enables us to furnish, you laicest beef our country affords, [fresh or cold storage, which is i market ir first class order. Give Hal. Kick Bros. For Sale. ]30-horse boilers cheap. One in |t condition. Appllv to ful degree. Georgia has grouud which is very diversified, it is said and to bring about a correct know ledge of these different kinds of soils is the object of the survey .The woik will likely begin iu either Rockdale or Cobb county and after it is com plated there, (he work wiH bo taken, up in Dfcatur ooonty. In the latter SUGAR M! $ D. T. SUTHERX^M^ Machine Works aodrJtojHcdjrjslI BAINBRIDGh', | In connection with our Foundry hud MachiUtf'--lMh4ntmf«4flK ifttfT building a line of heavy, strong. Two-rftHer Sugar BUW, 34*JfflMaobek. in diameter The 10 Inch is 1 made with or without rfrstte.'-! Aalyttbe i.) ! IS best materials and workmanship used iu the manuh«*iwr.pfi-.IWlt>, iptllay.JtjZ I Frices. photo and general information ««q wppUcatiq^v.,,.^ .^pr,. 1 tbeforebuying; ypu vdll be pleated with them. ;ja .V. .-inK 'WWWW wvwwwwwwwwwww' THE BEST MADE! iootliu'i )jtn rnnhtr iid nJI terfuit I Until hint T.b 1 .. Durnbln, Li^bt-Running and well flushed. ’ •’Sbytei* ‘ and nil modem equipments. ' Needles- Oils And Attachments Kaapjtf* ^ ; Prices reasonable, and terms easy. If you need a serviceable Machine ahd a guarantee of satis taction, call on. or write me at once. u nv S. HAX*ST:&A£. V* J. KLV-IUHSOV. Mr 8 II Ely and Miss Edythe Chasou, both ot the West side were qntetly married last Monday night, and are receiving the congratulations of their friends.*/ Mr Ely is the son of Rev. 8 Ely and is a trusted employe of a mer cantile concern of Brinson; the lady whom he marries is the da.ightet of BAINBR1DOE, GEORGIA; 1 Why Do You ' ly Send off to get yoii a Suit of Glothes whfiri, ’ j you mo get them at home, made like yi^p' j ; [ . Aiv want them—made to fit. if! It We Absolutely Guarantee work they must have n map oarefu lly made of the oounty so that, when they examine an area they can read* ‘i f > f^gmcmbCT lly mark off the character of the soil The county will be asked to furniah ! these maps, and unless they do no survey ol the lands can be made. The matter has aroused much interest among the planters and agriculturists of the state.—Atlanta Journal Our Clothes to come up in Hit and' work* roan ship or MONEY REFUNDED, . ' ,vv.W*V*«*v Wo are second door front comer acre as from Hotel Bon Air. It oosts you noth ing to look if you don’t buy. Wo have goods that will please you and. WV know it. Cleaning and Pressing Done neatly. Call for and deliver back to any part of the city. ’ News reaches (Lis city of the criti cal illness of Mr. Dave Milley at his | Mr Ueubeb Chasou of Lakeland, ®°d|},ome near Attapnlgns in Ttite lower j portion of the county. Mr. Miller ft Bainbridge Tailoring Co. L. I".‘Pattf.rson, Buinbridgu. Ga. Ue Parker returned from Way Wednesday having gone down (end the Wedding ot his sister • nia V Parker to Mr lloland |of IIizulbust wnicli occurred p* La..ra Bivings gave a most Piihil estertainmpnt to the Bowl- pub last evening at her.pieasant i on West street. Lack qf space lis a more extended notice of |ffair. oriuue awaits the mau who en- c; a truck farm in or near [bridge witli two large hotels to •pplie.l and a town of 5000 til ants and with a truck farm locality, the opening is cert- 5n exceptionaf one. . Thomas. Sumteryille. Ala: p ,u ft'eriusj from dyapepsis when I luenced taking Kodol Dyspepsia r * t0 °k several bottles and can pt anything.” Kodoi Dyspepsia i ;s the only preparation containing |,‘ e nat ural digestive fluids. It gives . !, t ,, m:ichs entire rest, restoring natural condi.ion. K. L. Hicks. !* ls » Kalla Mac Odum, who will : ;, -rge ot the primary depart- in the Pelham High School, Utt ) Sunday afternoon. Miss "' J H al home in Pelham.- She has ni *le host of friends here who are ■jbted to liave her back again r at| ab-.ence of nearly two years. Lome. “^t-olass Job Work executed at 1 uuiee. has been identified with the public schools of the county for several years. The Search' Light joins their tSSfiy friends Tn wishing them a loug and happy life. IMMELS—VAIKNTIXK. Married near Brinson, in this county, on the 1st inst., Mr. Lonnie Daniels to Miss Ella Valentine, Jus tice VV. R. Brown officiating. The Search Light extends its con gratulations. County Commissioners session Wednesday is one of our best citizens and it is hoped that his early recovery will -follow. | CO . NTY T*X LEVY FOR -1901. Georgia—Decatur County: It appearing to the board of county | commissioners for yoads Mid reven: ~ county, of the inspection of the tax digest of said county for the year 1901, that it will be ueoessary in order to meet the current expenses of said county for the year and to pay for the construc tion o£,a new court house suitable and adequate tor the business of the county, transacting im- ^ R lev y ot ’ of flve dollars and fifty cents on each one thousand dollars were poriant matters, and among other I worth of property be made. It is there- things fixing the tax rate for the cur rent year. Their deci.-ion will be found in this issue of the Search Light. - The public school at Pine Hill about IS-miles South of Cairo was closed yes terday With appropriate exerci-.es. The teachers Mr. M. McCord and Miss Alice Wimberly deserve much praise. -The program was excellent and entertaining. All of the scholars had recitations which were intersperced with dialogues and songs —addresses were made by Mr. C. F. Reberg, Mr. McKeorr of Gadsens County Fla. and Mr. Wight of Cairo. At 13 o’clock a bountiful dinner was spread at which all freely partook, about 500 people were present and all seemed t.o enjoy the occasion very much. We are requested to give notice that the Southwestern Musical cohr vention will meet with Shi-Ioh Bap tist church on Friday before the 4th. Sunday in September, Mr. G. B. Alday, of Donalsonville, is president of the convention and asks that all lovers of music will' be present to give their aid and encouragement. Mrs. A. W. Fordham and Miss Henrietta Clieit left last week for Abberville Ala. to spend ten days visiting relatives and friends. 8.50 fore ordered by the hoard that there be levied against all the property iu the county of Decatur for the year 1901, a tax of" five dollars and fifty ceuts tor each one thousard dollars worth of pro. party held or owned in said county, tor, the following purposes to. wit: 1. To pay the legal indebtedness of the county, due or to become d^e during the year, or past due - • f l 0 0.00 3. To build or- repair court houses, * jails, bridges or ferries, qe*btn#r public improvements aejgmlipg tocontract 'including tnqamouut to be expended dimpg said ye at. for a new. court hi-io-iip - - •• 8. To pay plierif^,'. jail^rs/hr other county officers’ fees that they- • 'rnay be entitled to, (Ait of the cqiinty .... 4. To pay coroners all fees that- may be due them by the county for holding inquests 5. To "pay the expenses of. the county for bailiffs at courts, uon- resident -.vitntsses in criminal cases, fuel .servant hire, ste!ion- ery, and the like"- „ 6. To pay jurors perdiem comp%n« nation .... 7. To pay charges incurred lit Sup- porting the poor of ths jeounty and as otherwise prescribed by bv the code . •. 8. To pay for educational purposes, to be levied only in strict com* pliance with law 9. To pay any other lawful charge against- the county, , 0.00 80 <kua 05.50 It is further ordered that a copy ot .this order be publi>t,edat the.courthouse door, aud a copy of the seme, be fur nished to tbe tax collector, as required, by law. ' ' Witness the honorable board of-ooun- G H Ohiatensen, the photogra- ty oommissioner. for roads and revenues pher, is back in bis old stand, and| ^Decatur county, Georgia, this Sept, will be pleased to trive any one aiiy j j OJ{ ^ Gilpin. CUairmna- thing iu the line of piiotagruph*. Ut, Clerk- •It is often whether yoq have jroqr prescriptions filled pijoipptly ajccurately. W-q aaelse a Specially of di Qw Prescrip+ioi . Department Ai4Tfcf»iejwis, And family recipe® %\ are filled from pure ‘ fresh drugs, and-in. the most careful and exact manner. Out chwgw u* ,»J „ ur „. tvice pron,., , Dd obliging h* All tiiWM. ^ ” Wti alao, carry a complete stock of ******* *&& proprietary Medloiaeo, Fa»ov Toilat Artioles, druggist’ Suadrlee Xto. - WW«U w. will Mil M ch«ip » (key wa.be.bougH .anywhirej,; OAK CITY DRUB (1., BainbridRe, Georgia*.