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AL AFFAIR3 j The Tru tees of the G. S. M. Col lege have added to > their musical department an elegant $500. piano. I^It in probably the handsomest msti' went that has been brought to tins ' oily in a long time, OJ,» UOI.I> AND all,VM. Hayeyou any of khi»? Why not bihig Oa.. and', re-. >;«>yo t to Sure iT o. oeive highest ptiei ru» 'fade? Will buy. article in gold or july6-4t, Bainbci^ge. , , _ ice either in cash or; silver. Geo. W. Lane.'Pewamo, Mich., writes: Mrs. J W Cowart o* Colquitt, is “*<»« K^ol DsyrepsU Cure is ttm t>es ’ remedy-for indigestion and stooiaoh d:lJ9 ar,! 0Ver ' Court was again iu eessiou . au d Wednesday. 4 „ kett uav* 20c per do«-' Wmg to move to tins etty aud trouble tbit'*Foc "year* I • brocKtiv p-. r j will occupy her handsome new cot- suffered from dyspepsia, at time* com- 11 the eggs ic can gc . I tage near the, Methodist church. She pelliug me to stay in bed and- causing 0 f those who have been «„j |, cr fmnily will be heartily web me unt °l < l aaong. I am completely irillg the Summer have re- «. 0 med t0 Baiubridge. «med by Kod.d Dyspepsia Cure.' In home. recom mending it to friends who " Suffer- from Hndigest.ion l always offer to pity 1 Thus far 1 have never The last issue ol the Miller C'nun- Slamis Callahan entertaiued ty Liberal announced the wedding' for Thti last Monday evening at of Mr. Koy Webb aud Miss Clara) P ‘ id ” R L H,cks - I Boymgton, both of Damascus. They SUGAR MILLS. ;.:#m T. SUTHERLAND, # 1 actide Works and Foofidrv. BA®BRIDCE, GEORGIA. ‘ In connection .with our. Foundry and Machine business. we are building a liqe of h»Aw v strohg. Two-roller Sugar Mills,*14 x' lb inches lu diameter The lfrtflbh is made with or without frame. Only the best materials and workmanship used i i the manufacture of our mills. gj Frices, photo and general information on application. See our mills :_ tbefore buying; you will be pleated with them. Statement rf the Cwirtitwa if lids party •u — Four gentlemen board . best wishes of a large circle n . of friends in v iiiia Section. c lice) appb 10 I Mks. M. VV. Howard. M r . and Mrs. B. A. Parker of j 1'fo Painljlidge Slat* Bank Wright Jackson left yesur- Sink have the sympathy of' co .rse in the Bal- community in the less of their daughter who died last Mondav the 9th inst. The remains were interred Inn. I’ arks will bring home 4t gp rUlg Hill ohurcb. le , llX t Wednesday, ills Jess- We received an ^interesting com- muuicatioii this week regarding the tiiiitl) his Dental College. Ga. ,gun of Auierici.s, I, to purchase 1000 bushels coru and will pay spot cash ]]. B. Brocket. j. W. White, of Smitlimtll, ved Ins family to the residence by Col. Dunn in this city. N. H, Dickenson spent the ik at the suburban home of ativts, the f'amilv of Mr. T. lasou. klaying pn. tlie G. ,F. «fc. A- continues anti ,the w histle of totriustiun train may be heard ix milts out. is it that a growing, proa- aud tnterprii-iiig city as Bain- nas no such an organisa- a board ot I radt. In'of Sep tern her i* here 1 aid 11 Smart s;ks us to slate to all utrs, that they.- must settle the ahd have their canines tagged. rs Karl Donalson, Ralph ( Roland and Jack Bower and blueing/wept to the state sity at Athens this week. J. I. Sabers left for Chicago closing ot Miss Auute Griffin’s school, Overdrafts, space we were compelled to forego its publication iu this weeks issue. Mr. D. T. Sutherland has purchas ed the elegant uew residence of Mr. T. A. Aueley ou Donalson street. Mrs. Sutherland and the children are expected to return home in a few days from their visit to Pennsyl vania. In another column appears the ad vertisement of the Kook Hill Buggy Company. There is no better ve hicle made than the Hock Hill bug gy aud our readers are invited to call on E. J. Willis & Co. for prices. Rev. W. E. Zcdiker, the popular pastor, of the Baptist uhurjhes at Wliighain aud Cairo, has been called to the passorale of the Baptist church at Pelham. His many par ishioners of these places will doubt less. be loath to give him up. JVe are requested to announce that there will be an ice cream sup per at Pine Grove Baptist church, lav where he will' claim his 'three miles north of Brinson on the THE BEST MADE. Located at Bainbridor Ga., at th* 1 Dumblo, Light-Kuniiiugand well fiuished. Latest styW and all modern equipments. • Needles- Oils And Attachments Handled- ' Prices reasonable, and terms easy. If yeu ueed k serviceable Machine and a guarantee of satis tacti.n, call on. or write ine at ouch. J. D. HAZsSTXAX) . BAINBRIDGE, GEORGIA. CLosaor Bubixkhs Sett. 5. 1901. Resources. Loans and Discounts 173.993.34 4.713 !S0 Pino Forest. But for lack of j *' u ™‘tur«, Fixtures and Safe. 800.00 Due from Banks and Bankers in the State, J3.317.15 Due from Banks and Bankers, in other I Why pmm ■ • I 8,051.00 800.00 8.115.811 518.00 4W 303,843.74 50.i Send off toget.you^a Bart of Clot live when 4$ you can get them a* home, made like you jfr* want them—made to tit. 2* 0a( i 0 jS!| We Absolutely Guarantee i pur Clothes to come up tn Sit and work manship or MONEY REFUNDED. Remember Mwo Ziilime Balkcom, ot that i next Tuesday. Frank Jones of the Bainbndge bank left this week for Blakely lie will engage in business the cotton season. 'co. 1) Griffin returned yes- morning from Atlanta where chased a number of good hor- icii he will offer for sale. For Sale- iSO-hor-e b./i.ern cheap. One in cuuai’.iuu. Applly tu L. F.. Patts.ksiiN, - Bsinoiidge. U». hole car load of loaded shells been shipped here recently, utly tLe sportsineii in tins sec- ntieipate a deal of sport this take pleasure in announcing ere will he au Ice Cream sup- the Grnncs school Iio.iHC in county on the night of tins it, • A. W. Fordham, after a visit Wville, Ala., returned Monday pained by Miss Ethel Brady, hi enter us a pupil at the G. College. Friday evening Miss Laura entertained the bowling sry delightfully at her beautt- me ou West St. A pleasant °f ten pins was bid ilged til. last of the iron piers of the ® A. tiiidge across Flint river eoinp’.ete.l this week ready super'strtioture. At the pres et nrogrt-Ms the engines will " 10 cross on it, in a few weeks •traction train lias been put oii leading out from here 10- sihihassee and some five or 1 ,J 1 'roil has been laid. We. ' . -*k« the baud of our Tnllali usee. night of September 25th. The pro-- ceeds will go lor church heneflt ttiid everyone within reach arc cordially, invited to aiteud. Mr. R. a. Hudson, formerly an.es- teemed citizen of this city aud more recently of Donalsonviilc, has pur chased a coffin manufacturing plant at Pelham where he will in the future reside. His many friends here wish for him muuli success in his new undertaking. Lost—Somewhere between Bain- bridge and the seven mile post on G. F. & A. Railway, east side, one double ease, ladies gold watch, a very large gentl.mans chain with common key stone charm. The tin der will be liberally rewarded by re turning same to G. F. & A. liy. Geueral Offices or to me direct. A. J Rich. A cordial invitation is extended to all without oilier church engage ments to attend services at the Meth odist church tomorrow. At 11 am, the pastor will preach on “Christian Educatio i” and at night the sermon will be of special interest to the young people. The Georgia Southern Military College opens doors next Monday for its second term. Everything is propitious f--r a term of great pros perity and usefulness as an educator for the youth of our county. The citizens of Bain bridge as well as well ns those of the whole co intv, feel a j st pride iu this excellent school and are giving it their most hearty cndoiseraent and encourage ment. When all the contemplated ad ditions and improvements are accom plished, Decatur cctinty will have a school inferior to none in the state- First-class Job Work executed at this office. States, Currency, Gold, • Silver. Nickels and Pennies, Checks 'and Cash Items, . Total Liabilities. Capital Stock Paid In, . Undivided Profits, less Current Ex- penves and Taxes Paid. 4.483.58 Due to Banks and Baukers in this ( State. . ,< 318 02' Individual Deposits subject to | J.T Check; 88,889 55 Demand Certificates, 0.507 09 Bids ■itvable. including Time Certifi cates representing Burrowed Mon- '* by, ' 55.000.00 Total, _ 203.848.74. GEOKGIA—Decatur County: !• Before me came. E. -J. Perry, Cashier j Sri of Bain bridge State- ‘Bank, who being duly sworn, savs that the above antLSw th Jt —L —21 m foregoing stateihent is a true condition ^ UflllH 1 SLm 101*1 TX ; ^/Oe of said Bank, si ihowju .byr v bhji books 1 hf S& ^ file in said Bank. jE. J. f’ERRy, , Sworn and suscrilibd to before me, this 10th day of September 1901. GEO. G. WOODHULL. 'Notary Public, Decatur County, Ga. u || Cleaning and Pressing -Wc are second door from corner a err. as from Hotel Bun Air. It oostk you iloth- i»g to look If you buy. Wc have goods that wilji please you and we know it. , Done neatly., Call for. and deliver back to any part,of the city. , $4 HL- CO NTY T/»X LEVY FOR, 1901. Georuia—Decatur County: It appearing to the board of cdunty commissioner* for roads and revenues of Decatur;, county, Georgia, from an inspection ot the tax digs.it of -aid county for the year 1801, that H will be necessary iu order to meet the current expenses of mi id c.muty for the year 1901. and to pay for the construc tion of a new court bouse suitable and udeqnate for the business of tbe county, that a levy of of five dollars and fiftjr 6 cent-on each one thousand dollar* worth of property be luade. It is there fore ordered by the hoard t* -*t there be levied against all- tbe propeity in ‘bp county of Decatur for the j ear lOOl. a tiixol fi.-e dollars and fifty 0 cents tor each one thousard dollars worth of pro- pert'.’ held or owned in said county, for the following puriwses to wit: 1. To pay the legal indebtedness of the county, due or to become due dui-int; the y ear. or past due - - - $ 0.00 2. To build or repair court, houses, jails, bridges or firries, or otner pudic improvements according to contract (including tne amount to be expended during said year for a new court house) - - 8. To pay sheriffs', jailers.’or other county officers' tees that they may be entitled to, out of the county 4. To pay coroners nil fees that may be due them by the county fur holding inquests 5. To pay the expenses of the county for bailiff's at courts, non resident witnesses in criminal cases, fuel.servaut hire, station ery. and the like .... . ft. To pay jurors per diem compen sation ..... 7. To pay charges incurred in sup porting the po^>r of the county and as otherwise prescribed by bv the code .... 8. To pay for educational pui-jMs-es. to be levied only iu strict com pliance with law 9 To pay any other lawful R. C. COX, Manager. A \ It is often whether you hev% yoqfi •' ' ■* ' ‘ prescriptions, fllJo4 Rrowytly -- * 4r/* Wo QMOce at Specialty of Prescription ‘Department And Physicians - 3.30 o.po And family recipes are filled from pure* fresh drugs, and in the most careful and^ exact manner. Our charges ;tre obliging at all times. We also carry a complete stock oi reasonable aiul ou service prompt anti charge against the county. O.uO ,50 Patent and proprietary Medicines, Penoy and Toilet Artides, druggist — i * Sundries SSto. It is further ordered that a copy of j thi* order lie publi-hed at thp court house 'Which WC will sell afb clleap A* they CMB.be Imuellt anvwliAi-o. door, aud a copy of the same be fur-1 J n wuwie- niahed to tbe tax collect .-r as req-sired by law. Witnw** the honorable board -of coun- tv corniui-ri niers for roads and revenues for Decatur county. Georgia, this .Sept, ft 1901. i< A. LlTLK. Joe H. Gilpin*. Chairman. Clerk. OAK CITY DRUB GO BainbridRe, Georgia. n