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^ M <^ot<==- tC4C = SM * , 'T) L AFFAIRS J pdBye at Draper &Co’s ito g r TO ARBITRATE. | Work has about been completed j J f The board of arbitrators. T. c,! on the new “look-op” for the town; Crenshaw, Dr. Holmes, of Atlanta, an< * vlo lators of city ordinances will and Judge John S. Candler will 1 hereafter have new quarters. meet here next Monday to settle the' Norris Silver, North Stratford, N, H.: I purchased a botttle of One Minute " , i . question raised as to the valuation (C'Ti. u bot ™ e . of One> Minute nbbler has lilt the ■ Lough Lure when suffering with a cough • set upon the Q. F. and A. R. R. I doctors told me was incurable, one Seed Rye at Draper & property. The oounty is dissatisfied with the return made by the railroad, and the bottle relieved me the second and third aloiostcured. To-day I am a well man.’ tt. L. Hicks. Horry Brocket says: age! railroad center- parties concerned have agreed to lng lM the Search Light pays, submit it to arbitration. “Advertis- My Seed wed- Red Rust Proof C. Draper *fc Co’s. Ions are out for the k id A. Cohen. IJ Perry expects to leave n lle on the 10th of Oct. L buy all of your eggs and |yo„ 20 cents for same. 1 H. B. Brocket. Mrs. R. G. Hartsfield re- m a visit to relatives in uesday. ret very much to note the Ihcss of Miss Anna Tonge llioid fever. m:—Four geiitlemen board :e, apply to Mbs. M. W. Howard. master Beunett and Supt. f the Plant System were y one day this week. ,ouise Gremmer entertained ids at the home of Mrs. Mims Thursday evening. |ity Market leads the city in mts of of all kinds. Call louviiiced. Q. Peacock and family have no t ic cottage on Shotwell oing the Baptist Church. lity council met several times k for the purpose of hearing |nts of property assessments. Minnie lliuds raffled off an center-piece this week and was won by Mrs. H^ygood. ick Hall formerly employed Willis & Co died of spinal ;eiis Sept. 4th in the Phili . locals for corn and eggs bring in Mr. Crenshaw will represent the' foiir fold return8 .» H orry has the county, Dr. Holmes the road and 00 rreet idea. Judge Candler has been selected as the third man. The attorneys are Donalson & , , , Fleming, for the railroad, and Joe try ’ !° r 100 head of fine beef 8teer8 and 10(1 hon/i fa f TKa Oittf Having just closed a deal with one of the largest stock men of the ooun- Gilpin aud Sig. Nussbaum for the county •‘I was troubled for several years with chronic indigestion and nervons debili ty,” writes F. J. Green, of Lancaster. N. H., ‘-No remedy helped die until I paper. and 100 head of fat hogs, The City Market can furnish vou at all times. We are under obligations to Col. J. Sterling Roberts for assistance rendered us in getting up this week’s Sickness has forced our ab- began using Electric Bitters, which did me more good than all the medicine 1 ever used. They have also kept my wife in excellent health for years, She says Electric Bitters are just splen did for female troubles; that they are a grand tonic and invigorator for weak, run down women. No other medicine cau take its place in our family.” Try them. Ouly 50c. Satisfaction guaranteed by R. L, Hicks. The Peoples Bank of this city has reorganized and in future will be The First National Bank of Bain- bridge. The officers and directors of the Peoples Bank have secured a charter from the National govern ment organizing the new bank. The capital stock of the bank will he con siderably increased and mider the able management of its enterprising officers we predict the same success that characterized the old bank. Mesrs. N. Z. Trulock and Bro. one of the leading mercantile concerns of Wliigham are selling out their mammoth stock of goods and will sinusn SUGAR MILLS. # D. T. SUTHERLAND, # Machine Works and Foundry, BAIN?RIDGE, GEORGIA. In connection with our Foundry and Machine business, we ave building a line of heavy, strong. Two-roller Sugar Mills, 14 x 10 inches in diameter. The 10 inoh is made with or without frame. Only the best materials and workmanship used iu the manufacture of our mills. »J Frices. photo and general information cm application. See our mills tbefore buying; yon will be pleaded with them. s HTGHSR SBWXXTCS MACHINE s (Ith regiment band are re 's minstrel which they ex- I put on the boards iu the near |bridge has the two handsom- s in Georgia, all things con The Bon Air and the Jan are beauties. . Pursell, Kintersville, Pa., says Ired 25 years with piles and could fco relief until DeWitt’s Witch lalve effected a permanent cure >feits are worthless. R. L. Hicks. j adjourned term of the city vas in session Thursday and M of many important cases pi a jury. sence from the office a portion of the week. Mr. and Mrs. H. C. Allen,who have so successfully managed tiie Hotel Wainman during the absence ot the proprietor; Mr. Wainman, have re turned to their home on Shotwell street. The Dickey Photograph gallery west of the court house square is being repaired and overhauled. New scenery and other equipments are to be added and the gallery otherwise improved. “Proof of the pudding is chewing the bag.” If you don’t believe we keep the most up-to-date market in town, just call and inspect. J. L. Sims, Prop. City Market. NOTICE! I will give a premium on the best colls from my stock. The meet- 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 you need a serviceable Machine and a guarantee of satis taction, call on, or write me at once, J. ». HALSTEAD BAINBRIDGE, GEORGIA. I Why Do You || We Absolutely Guarantee ————— n Ii Send off to get you a Suit of Clothes when you can get them at home, made like you ^ want them—made to lit. V* Our Clothes to come up in flit and work- jSj* manship or MONEY REFUNDED. 5* Remember t l n ?? We are second door, from oorner across from Hotel Bon Air. It; costs you noth-. ing to look if you don’t buy, Wc have goods that will please you andi we,know move to another place. These young ing is to be held at my residence { || October 31st 1901. All colts must he iu by 10 o’clock. Joseph Hehhing. Calvary Ga. geiitlemen are among the best bus! ness men of their sectiou and their departure from Whigliam will be a distinct loss-to that place. We were unable to learn where they propose to locale. Geo. W. Lane, Pewamo, Mich., writes: “Your Kodol Day pepsin Cure is the bes remedy for indigestion and stomach trouble that I ever used. For years I suffered from dyspepsia, at times com pelling me to stay in bed and causing me untold agong. I am completely cured by Kodol Dyspepsia Cure. In r-icom mending it to friends who suffer from indigestion I always offer to pay for it if it fails. Thus fur I huve never' paid.” R. L. Hicks. Sergeant O. F. Archie, who was accidental}’ shot several days ago,wilL recover, his physicians say. The young man was shot in the abdomen, about two inches below the place where President McKinley was shot, aud for awhile serious doubts „ were entertained as to whether he Georgia Fleming, who has won , d rec0V(;r or not . Dr . Sessions piling the Pan-Americar. e- Bay8 he ba8 passed the danger mark. P n ami taking in New Ytr , led Sunday last. I The 2 ran<1 °P eoin K of t,ie 8ur I Millinery Store yesterday and the Palmer, Donalson and J dav preceeding was an attractive af- pU returned from Atlanta Wed- fa ,; and preaented oue „f the hand- in f Wh r lhey haVe been eomest lines of millinery goods, Fall 8 w a}s. , and winter hats ever exhibited. Mrs. parties i n arrears with the Young the proprietress and her as- u Light are remluded that the siatant Miss Brown deserve credit 11° “come across” is at hand, for the display. ,re i' 1 need of the money. I _ , . y j Mr. A. L. Townsend and a lew ^ _ t ' V - Collier, the popular f rieud 8 are planning a trip down the river on Mr. Townsend’s naptha j launch, to tbe coast. They will leave TO DO FIRSTCLASS WORK. within the next ten days and will lie ; absent from the city for a week or j more. Mrs. C. E. Harrell and daughter, Leslie, arrived in the city Wednei day from Columbia, S. C., where they have beeu on an extended visit to relatives and friends. Mr. Albert Harrell, representing ii e ] )ag assisting the Cudahy packing Co, passed * L. Mi.Tvn,. . l. .......... Muniltv eu roule p Cleaning and Pressing || Done neatly. Call for. and deliver back. %% to any part.of.tho city,. jg'J Bainbridge Tailoring Co. R. C, COX, Manager.. ♦♦ I * THE * Photograph Gallery AT BAINDR1DOE -*»Ia Beings- Heixiodeled * And Will Be Opened. OCTOBER 1ST. Up-to-Date Studio. Miss Wilson of Atlanta will be in Charge. Miss Wilson has been with Mrs. Condon and Lenny, of Atlanta, aud is prepared F r telephone exchange, plied home to tlie bedside of jek father Friday morning. j 8, W. W. Wright and Master ace wbo f°r some time past have at Koukbr.dge Allum Springs ai) d Rome Ga. returned Tiiurs- L. H. Hyde, pastor of tbe at Guthbert, passed through lllv Tuesday, en route to Ch- She make* a 1 Ii Specialty of "Children’s Pictures. 'T 10 ' of tl,,: tbro.g. Bain bridge M.lal.y i"d'".TsrKciM*5» ; that. nUitp. in to Atlanta, which DOlIlt he Will. ... ...rtnir " tfc fim church at that place, in i to Atlanta, which point •facted meeting this week. ! probably make future headq :arters. 1 of HER WORK. i Matter of Life and Death, It is often whether you have your prescriptions filled promptly f 1 and accurately* j . We malice a Specialty of Our Prescription Department And Physicians Prescriptions And family recipes are filled from pure fresh drugs, and in the most careful and exact manner. Our charges are reasonable and our service prompt and - obliging at all times. We also carry a complete stock of Patent and proprietary Medicines, Fancy and Toilet Artioles, druggist Sundries XSto. . . i ' ' * *• • 4 Which we will'sell as cheap as. they can be bought anywhere- OAK CITY Dave CO.. Bainbridge, Georgia.