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S. RUSSELL IlltliVSOiV. ) i'hop'uktoh
Knttre.l at the Pont Offer at BainbrvJj
On., at recoml-cUut matter.
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Moultrie Ga. hits feone dry. ^
Flint river is again within her
Valdosta is soon to have a new
$50,000 hotel.
Bainbridge as a wholesale distrib-
uting point—that’s it.
Dawson. Ga., has a new broom
factor,. She should make 1 a dean
sweep.
Galveston, Texas, heads the pro
cession with a 14 inch lain fall wludi
visited that city Tuesday.
Decatur county has the largest to
bacco farm in the world. There’s
Imt one and that’s Decatur.
Tho Georgia Legislature meets
the 23 Inst, and the Atlanta peanut
stands are preparing for the rush.
The Atlanta Daily News has sus
pended publication. It is estimated
that its promoters lost something like
$30,000 in the venture.
A A. K .ot toe. UlatAoKb Of HOWS.
Judge Jno. O. Perry of Baker
County in a recent contribution to
the Albany Herald says In reference
to hog raising.
“I have used a remedy for disease
in hogs, and as a preventive, which
has proved successful up to now. I
haye a fine herd of hogs, with no
sign of disease among them, while
mjt neighbors have lost many. I
give the remedy below. It is simple
and cheap. Any one of your readers
who may wish can use it if they care
to:
“One ounce sulphuric acid and
four ounces carbonate iron. Put
bait gallon of water; mix well by
shaking the vessel. Give two tablc-
spooufnls of the mixture to ten hogs
in slops twice a week. Increase the
medicine at this ratio 3s the number
of hogs increase.
“I also use spirits of turpentine in
medicating hogs—one gill mixed
with a peck of shelled corn for ten
hogs once a week. One pint to a
bushel of shelled corn for forty or
fifty head once a week. Of course,
you only give these remedies in the
sickly part of spring, or at any time
wlieu llie swine seem to he diseased.
“Surely the hog crop ought to be
saved if possible. The scarcity of
Grenada
DRUG
COMPANY
“/JVC' 0 li POE A TED.”
J. W. CALLAHAN
President,
N. T. PIKE,
Manager.
BAINBRIDi
Oct. 21st.
The world’s largest and best
mal exposition.
iralr
Gentry Bros. Famous Shot
TWO PERFORMANCES DAILY AT 2 and 8 p
Bainbridge : Gcdgria
An exchange sensibly remarks
that The Georgia McKinley Monu
ment Fund might more profitably
he expended m tiie reconstruction of
the Soldiers Home in Atlanta.
The first issue of the Waynesboro
News, Reg. M. Bryan, Editor,
reaches us and is a typographical
beauty. Mr. Bryan 1ms had exper
ience in the newspaper field and will
no doubt make the News a great
success.
Permanent Prices on Leading
Patent Medicines,
For Cash Only
Cnsb>m. bottle,..., Wc
Peruna, “ 74c
.Grave’s Tonic, bottle 35c
, Johnson's T« nic. bottle 35c
corn and the high price will force the Parsgon Chill Tonic .... 40c
price of meat up high. Those w |h> ! Bradfield’s Fema‘e Kegidator
buy meat next year will likely pay
more for it than at any time in twen
ty years. Very truly,
John O.Perky.
Arbitration Battled.
The filial hearing in the
Commissions and the G. F. A.
Mother’s Friend
Philotoken 33c
Swamp Root, large 74c
Swamp Root, small 43c
Pierce’s Favorite Prescription ....
Pierce's Goldt-n Medical Disc very
Plantation Sarsaparilla 45c
Acer's Sarsaparilla..
Bailee's Sarsaparilla -
arbltra- Hood's Sarsaparilla 79c
‘ - ..85c
.. 45c
tion proceedings between the County j Cuticura Resolvent, large
Grav beard 85c
e $1 25c
Thu manner in which drummers
flock to Bain bridge is a Rlrong evi
deuce of the Increased importance of
the town as well as the popularly of
our two modern holds. If there’s
a man in the world who knows a
good thing, lia the drummer.
Early County is receiving consul,
eraIde notice from the state at large
just now on account of her progres
sivc move In road working. As will
be seen from another notice
this issue of the commissioners'
meeting Tuesday, the county has
taken another step forward by
deling nn iron bridge built instead of
the usual wooden structure. Early
county has now some of the best
bridges in the state and when her
roads are brought up to the high
standard now proposed bv our
worthy commissioners, our county
w ill settle up miijh faster than now,
though a constant flow of desirable
citizens have been coming into Early
county for many years, and they are
doing much to keep onr county ill
the front rank of progress and de
veloping her numerous resources.—
Early County News.
In another column of this issue of
the Search-Light “A Stock-Holder”
makes rather a sally attack on one or
more of the County Commissioners
auent the recent valuation for taxii
of the main line of the G F & A Ry |
through this couuty. The article us
appears has been given space as an
advertisement, and it bears the prop
er murks of such. It is not the poli
cy of this paper to eneo rage cm r -
versies between citizens,''especially ?o
when the parties concerned are our
especial friends as hi the present
case. YVe regret that ail s; ch differ
ences ara not settled in a more desir
able manner. It is therefore proper
tor us to declare our neutrality in
this and other controversies recently
published in these columns. All wi.c
Iiy., over the return of their proper- B. B. H.. large $1 ~5c
3 ’ . , , , f , . small... 85c
ty for taxation, was held in Atlanta $ s., lar^re $1 25c
Saturday last. ] ‘‘ “ " p . n l?.'l
The Board of Arbitration were Celery Compound 74c
T. C. Crenshaw, of the Railway
Commission, Dr. J S. B. Holmes, of
Atlanta, with Judge Jno. S. Candler
as umpire.
The County was ably reprensented
by Col. Joe. II. Gilpin, while Hon.
Jno. E. Donalson appeared as coun
sel for the Road.
Electric Bitters 45c
Hosrford's AciriPhosr hate—.... 40c
Dr. Mile's Nervine 8"c
Wine Card : u 85c
. St. Joseph Quick Rolejf 35c
1 Simmon's Liver Regulator 20c
Black Draught 20c
Cod Liver Oil 70c
SooC’s Emulsion 45c
Dr Shoop's Reraediei
■ Phe-al Sodeque 40c
Full Srock of Quaker Remedies'.'.
The evidence in the case was heard Iron Tonic 74c
in this city as it will he remembered ^'?. mon Elixir. Jarge .....•••••■••■ 85c
on Sept. 30th. After the argument Malted Milk, large..- $3 35c
“ “ small 45c
by the attorneys in the case, the Ar
bitrators decided that the road
Mnllhi’s Food ....; 45c
Hall’s Catarrh Cure 00c
.... .. . . ,• Mustang Liniment 20c
should return their mam line at $4,- Saules Evadioator 45 c
250 mile, and as the road lias 13
miles track in this county their return
will he increased to $52,250 as
against $32,500 as per face of their
first return. !
R. R. Relief 45c
Charaberland’s Dm. Remedv 2°o
Richmond’s Hair Dye 00c
Hall’s H»ir Itenewer 85c
Ayer's Hair Y’igor ' 80c
Coke's Dandruff Cure 79c
Ahbev’s Salts 90c
TV returnb, ,he ,o„,i or S5
all depots, etc., were not e mtesled King's New Discovery 45c
„ Ayer's Chei
3<iU VVondeiiully Educated Dogs, Ponies and J
A Herd of Performing Balj
Elephants.
Grand FREE Holiday Street Parade at 10 a. a J
Bainbridge Monday Oct. 21
Fancy and Fai
GROCERIB
.A.T LOWEST FHIC
I Have opened a FIRST GLASS Grocery Store next ton
on YVest street and handle only The Best Goods in my Imt
Store Rent nor Clerk Hire to Pay; Therefore, I oau sell yoij
cent cheaper than other merchants.
To My Country Friei
I„Will buy your chickens and eggs and give you theb
on all yon -bring me.
H. B. Brocl
and will of course stand.
The battle has been pressed vigor
ously by both sides and the outcome
will be read eagerly by those who
have manifested an interest.
La Faure’s Balsam.
S'oan’s Liniment...
Barker's N. and B. Liniment.
Pain KiHer .'
McAUester's Bird Food
Pond's Exir ict.
hern- Pectoral 79c ♦* &
The Baptist Association.
The Mercer Association of Baptist
, fapanese Oil 40c
itDarhy’s Fluid 40c
Bi-orao Seltzer, large 20c
churches will meet with the Cairo Resmal*' ali ' 0t9- 45c
Baptist church at 10 o’clock Tuesday Lithia Water. 35c
15th lust. Session will continue RipHnsTa’hul'eV.'.W"".‘ £
SUGAR MILLS
# D. T. SUTHERLAND
Machine Works and F
BAINBRIDGE, GEORGIA.
the
four days. In point of eonstitnent Ely’s Cre*\m Balm
churches this is the third largest as ! Tee" Mna^!'.^*^*.'*' a '^, e * ;S ,"
soeiation in the state. Some of the Lewis’ Eve Water
leading Baptists in Georgia will he > Ey^Wa'C 1 " ” 1|
present. Dr. P. D. Pollock, Presi-1 Thompson’s E'-° Water
of Mercer Uu versity, is expected, as
is also Dr. S. Y. Jameson of Atlanta,
Secretary of our State Mission board.
Rey. G. YV. Minor of Valdosta
has been appointed to preach the
; Introductory sermon, whirii will be
I heard on Tuesday morning at 11
o’clock.
Rev. D. H. Parker of Boston, for
mer pastor of Bainbridge church, is
the nppointee to preach the Mission
ary sermon, whioti will probably he
heard on YVednesd.iv morning at the
' same hour.
Representatives of the Woman’s
Missionary Union will also hold
their sessions during the Association.
A large delegation is expected,
take part in such matters are of aud a spirit al feast anticipated,
course expected to shoulder the res-, YV’, E. Zxdikkr,
ponsibility at the proper time. ' Pastor Gairo Bapt : st Oh,
45c
40c
20e
29o
29c
18c
18c
Eye Salve 20c
Tetterine 45c
Mitchels Eye Salve 20c
Pyramid Pi!«* Cure 45c
Bromo Laxative Q’inine 20c
Smith RroV f'nugh Drops 05c
Black Draught Stock Powders 20c
Barker's H.>•••..* and Cattle P. .wrier 18c
HlueGrass H->r-eand Cattle Pow'r 15c
Morse's Indian Root Pi!'» .. 18c
Carter's Little Liver Pills l'k;
Tntt's Pills 18c
Radwiv's Pills , . . 18c
William's Pinks Pills 4*c
Heecham's Pills 2tc
Hood's Pills 30o
Uascarets 10c
Castor's Rat and Roach Paste. .. . 15c
Roochees German Syrup 90e
GrandPa's Wonder Soap - - 05c
C. C. Pills, box .... 05c
Red Raven Splits ... 15c
Malt Extract ... 25c
Household A raonia ... I0c
In connection with our Foundry and Machine but"*
building a line ot' heavy, strong, Two-roller Sugar Mile,
in diameter. The 10 inch.is made with or without n» rJ '
best materials and workmanship used iu the manufacture
Frices, photo and general information oil application,
tbefore bu.ing; you will be pleaded with them.
-(c)-
If it's om the GRENADA it is right
—'phone us your wants—we'll do the
Set.
Stucky & Cj
Livery, Sale and Feed.'
WEST STREET BAINBRIDGE. fl
First-Ciass Rigs, GoodSurrid
Drivers for Occasions
(o)
Transfer Busines
’Bns meets all Boats and Bailway Trains da) Mid" 1 *
gage YYagon will transfer Baggage either way.
Ss^ 1 ’Phou» No. 104 your wants for BEST SEK
STUCK"? 4 C