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r^pr HHE Col. Joe Gilpin went up to Albany <>i business the first of the week. Mr. and Mrs. I Strickland, of Ip City, were in Bainbridge Thursday. Mr. E. F. Haggs. of Catnilln. has bee added to the Hearth-Light force. Mr. N. C. Hell,of Cliinaz. was hoioi the visitors to the city the present wees Mr. A. G. Perry, of Iron City, was ii the city Monday and made the Seal cl • L ht a call. Mr. K. 8. H. Funderburk, of Dona! sonville. was in the city Wednesday am. lift some of the Li green w.th us. Mr. and Mrs. Owen Oneal returned Thursday from a trip to relatives in Ja- kin Ua: Ur. Jno- E. Toole returned Tuesday from Atlanta, where he had been at tending the races. Miss Louise Grenimeris athomeHgain after a pleasant visit to friends at Thom- asville. Messrs J. 8. Sheffield and C. C. Bush were both in Hainbridge thia week. Mr. Thud Brady, formerly of Abbe ville, now of Tifton. passed through the city Wednesday from Alabama enroute to Tifton, Miss Lula McCulley, of Brinson was the guest of Miss Grace Carr Monday and Tuesday of this week. An unusually large number of campers have passed through the city this week enroute to the coast. Mr. Frank Jones has resumed his posi tion in the Hainbridge State Hank after a few weeks absence in Blakely. Mrs. J. S. McRee and Master Jule re turned Tuesday from a pleasure visit to Montgomery, Capt J. P. Williams, of the G. F. it A. railway, was registered at the Wain- man Thursday and Friday of this week. Messrs. J. M. Brock and Charles Mob ley, two prominent farmers of the oouu- tv were in the city yesterday on busi ness; brirbon b Brer 8. The entertainment and oyster supper .jyen lust Friday night at the Herbert House by the Ladies Aid Society, was a access. The net proceeds which ap proximated *45 will bo given toward the construction of the new Baptibt church, Mrs. S. Brinson returned last night u Panacea Springs where she had u -. u lor 10 days recuperating. M,--sr». G. W. Clark and others pass- i. ilining.'. Thursday en-voute to the . 0 . 1 hey will make the trip overland ov team and will be gone a week or more >1 e li e gratified to report the much .o| roycd condition of Mr. Claud F. Mt hie who has been so dangerously , k. 1 he physicians think that he will mprove rapidly if no back-set is sus tained . Mr. A. Y. Jones with Miss Katie Sal- -erand Mr. Dee W, Hodges with Miss Aurelia Junes, were among those who attended the Union Sunday School Con. veution at Log Union church last Suu- day. They report apleasaut time. Mr. J. H. Brinson is adding a coat of paint to his residence which adds much much to its appearance. Mr, C. L. Funderburk and family left this week for the coast where they will spend a couple ot weeks camp life. Mr. Walter Funderburk left last week for southern Alabama where he will en gage in saw-milling. Little Miss Eya Brinson who is attend ing school in PonaLonville, has been here this week sick. Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Neel are in Macon this week attending the Elk’s Carnival. They will return in a tew days. Miss Forty seres of land off of lot of land No. 106 In tlie 27th district-being the strip across tlie east side of 100 acres of said lot sold U VVvlle Nelson, by Dan B»its out of thi southwest corner of said 100 ucres—being i perfect square and levied on tlie property of E, s. Perry, to satisfy a fl fa In favor 01 Waterman A Co., vs E.S. Perry. Pearl Onion Sets Mrs. Blanche Johnston and Miss Fan nie May have returned home after sj ending some time at Flovilla and other points iu Nortli Georgia. Mrs. J W. Callahan has returned from n visit to her daughter, Miss Mamie, who is attending Wesleyan college at Alacou. Messrs A. L. Hawes, A. II. Russell, and U. W. Fleming atteuded a session of the Supreme court this week in Atlanta. Miss Florence Hill, a pupil at the G. S, M. College, sustained a painful fall from a stairway iu that building last 1 hursday. Make onions big as your bat 20cts a quart at Hicks’s. Regular onion sets— 5c a quart 4 quarts for 25c. Plant the Pearls | now. You cant get them in Spring I Also best cooking soda per pound 2Jo. i A lb. cooking soda spiinkled over 50 baskets ol corn will keep out wevils. 12 best nutmegs 5c. 100 empty capsules 5e. Simmons Liver Regulator, 14o Black drauglit 14c. Groves Tastles tonic 25c. 25u croup oarthartic pills in bottle 5c. The best whiskies, wines and bran dies iu the city at lowest possible figures. You can never be sure you are getting the right quality or the right price unless you buy it from Hick the low price druggist and poor m in friend. Band Engagement*, Iu addition to that in Waycross which they have just concluded. The Fourth Regiment Baud of this city, have made the following engage ments. Valdosta, Ga —Oot. 29, 30 31 and Nov. 1st. Troy, Ala..— Nov. 5, 6, 7, 8, and ;9th. Eufaula, Ala.—Nov 12, 13,14, 15, and 16th. Bain bridge, Ga.—Nov 20, 27, 28, and 29th, Negotiations are also being made to have‘hem make Albany on Nov. 19,20,21, and 52nd, and it is very probable that the engagement will be made. Barrel Fft’otory Burned. A disastrous fire Tuesday morning ■ last, before dav, totally destroyed the shops of the Oak City Cooperage 'Company which are located near the .Plant System tracks between the do- .pot and tbeuity water works. Tbo origin of the fire is unknown and ns the hour was so late, the alarm wasn’t made until it was too late for the fire companies to do any thing be yond checking iu spread. Several negro bouses adjacent were also burned. The loss was only partially cover ed by insurance. Nussbaum Bros., the proprietors will begin at onee to rebuild the plant. Also at name time and place Six acres 01 Improved land off of southeast corner of lot number three (JU4) hundred and fourteen In the twenty flrst land district of Decatui county near Faceville. (Ja. and bounded on the sontli by the property of II. B. Bower; on the nortli and west by property of Joh 1 Allen, on the east by property of t. B, That ford. Known as the J * Known as the J E Fain pear orchard and levied upon as the properly ot J K Fain to satisfy a H fa Issued lrom the Jiistici court of tlie |)14th district G M, In favor ol Henry Poltevent vs said J E Fain, levy made by W It Spence, Const, and returned to me. This Oct. 10, 1801. Under and by virtue of an execution Is sued from the city court of ltnlnbiidge. Sept term 11101, In favor of TEUrllKn against described will be sold at the same tjnie an place One folding seated buggy with shutts, one black painted double seated sorry levied upon as the roperty ot J N Hale to satisfy aboi iove described execution, said prop ertv levied on as the property of J N Hale, ’ibis Oct. 10, 1801, Also at same timennd place One-half undl- rlded Interest in 7 acres ol land more or less of nortneust corner ot lot of land So. 80 In the IHth district, ot said county In the town of Whtglnuu and bounded ub follows: On the non h by property of Samson Harrell, on the east by town of Whlgham, on west by property of U B Trulock, on the sout h by F * W liy fly Co, Levied upon as the pronerty of C H Martin tosatify a fl fa Issued from the Justice Court of the 720 district G M, November term IMM In favor of t? Harrell A Bro. vs c II Martin. 1 roperty pointed out by S Harrell. This Oot. 10, wul A. W. Fokdham, Sheriff. Notice J On first Tuesday iu November I will offer for sale that part ot my vacant residence lot corner of Shot- well and Hall sts. Fronts sixty five feet on Shotwell st. with a depth of two hundred and eighty feet on Hall st. I reserving remaining part of iot in the rear on Hall st. for access to my home. Terms cash- This vacant lot can be treated for at pri vate sale. Enquire of Mrs. R. Hinds or at store of A. Hinds & Bro. Administrate r;s Bale. GEORGIA—Decatur county. Will be si JA ' *«id countv on tbe 21sr lay or Of'' 1 er 1 I, between the hours oflOoVl-cka. .. and 3 o'clock p. m. nt public utery „i, (be late residence of E B. G'it on, e;eased. Faceville. Ga., to ihe bigh<--i, bidder for cash all of the perishable and personal property of -aik E. B. Glisson embracing One Tur pentine Still and fixtures, One Horse, Four Mules. Two two-horse Wagons. ■ nie stock of General Merchandise. Said sale will he continued from day to doy until completed. This Oct. 8.1901. J.J. GLISSON, Administrator es'tate of E. B.G.esson. LEAVE TO SELL. Georgia—Decatur County: Notice is hereby given that the under signed has applied to the Ordinary of said county for leave to sell land belong ing to the estate of John T. Harrell, de ceased, for the purpose of distribution among tbe heirs at law of said estate, and said application will be heard at the regular term of the Court of Ordinary of said county to be held on the first Monday in October 1901. This Sept. 3. 1901. J. 0. Harrell, Administrator. Cltatt- n. GEORGIA—Decatur County. Notice is hereby given that the under signed has applied to the ordinary of said county for leave to sell lands be longing to the estate of M. V. Bell, de ceased for the purpose of distribution. Said application will be heard at the reg ular, term of the court of Ordinary to be held on the first Monday in Novem ber 1901. Mary V. Bell, Administratrix upon the estate of W. A. Bell. Trespaaa Notice. All parties are hereby warned against huntiug, fishing or iu any other way tres passing on the property known as the "River Forks property” situated in the county of Decatui, state of Georgia, and comprising lots No. 232. 233, 234, 238- 339, 218. 219, 240, 241, 237, 248, all being iu the twenty-first district of said coun ty and situated betweeu Spviug creek and Flint river. E. G. Piper. Brinson, Ga.. Oot. 9, 1901. NOTICE. Hunting and fishing or tresspassing on tue following lots of land is strictly for bidden, all violators will be prosecuted to the fnllexteut of tbe law: Lots No. 308. 800, 810, 281, 203 in the 19th district of Decatur couuty. Joseph Herring. This Oct. 15, 1901, Calvary, Ga. r -•si*- *Jr*-?X* -V Legal Advertisements. |f Decatur Sheriff Sale. GEORGIA—Decatur county. Will lie sold before tho court bouse door In tlie city or Balubridge, Decatur, county, Georgia, on the tlrst Tuesday In November next, during the legal hours of sale, the fol lowing described property, to-a ll: Citation. GEORGIA—Decatur County.' J. T. Saunders Executor of estate of E. Z. Fairchilds, deceased, represents to the court, in his petition, dulo filed and entered on record, that he has fully ad ministered said estate: This is. there fore to cite all persons concerned, kin dred and creditors, to show cause, if any they can, why said executor should not be discharged from his administration, and receive letters of dismission on first Monday in January 19(ljH. T. B. Maxwell, Ordinary. Gltatl' n. GEORGIA—Decatur County. J. R. Hornsby, having iu proper form applied to me for permanent letters of administration on the estate estate of A. E Hornsby, late of said county, this is to cite all and singular creditors and uext of kin of said A. E. Hornsby to be and appear at Ordinary’s office on the first Monday in November, and show cause, if any they can. why permanent administration should not be granted to, said J, R. Hornsby on said A. E. Horns by’s estate. Witness my hand ard offi cial signature, Oct. 7tli. 1001. T. B. Maxwell. Ordinary. S. Brunson & J. J. Barber lu Decatur Court vs. of Ordinary, tiled T. S.Covington, ndminis- Vto October term tor of Joseph Brunson, 11800. Application deceased, [ of satieties to be J relieved of bond ToT. A. A. Covington, Adnir. of Estate of Joseph Brunson: By virtue of an order of T. B. Maxwell, or dinary of said county, yon are hereby noti fied to show cause at the November term, 1801,of said court ol ordinary, if any yon can, why you should not be made a party dcfenduiu in tbe above stated case, same an opplication of 8. Brunson and J. J. Bar ber to be relieved as surittes from the bond of P. C. Covington, administrator, as afore said. Witness my hand and seal of my office, this the 8th day of September 11)01. T. B. Maxwell, ordinary, tU PF.BlCl.CC V It DEC TAT UR COUNTY GA. Vcrsy Scott 1 Libel for Divorce. The defendant Nelson Scott Is hereby noti fied and requited in person or by attorney to be and appear at tlie superior Court to be held in and for tlie said county on the Tues day after the second Monday in November 1U01, then and there to answer to plaintiff’s aboved staled Libel for Divorce as in default thereof the court will proceed according to the statute in such cases made and provided Witness the Honorable W. N. Spence, Judge ol said court. This‘fist day of May 1801. C. W. W1MUKKLY, . Clerk, WmT Smith {faCS Verdict for Total November, lfeoo te ’ ISM Notice is herebv ei v „ n( , J day of September lftfti hied in the office of tu, penor Court of Decat«,*' l < plication for remoyaUf t?"*’ resting upon him under a i the above stated case s ■? will be heard at the which commences on IV? second Monday i n Nover^J 1 Dated this llth day of» BP8H &GEER,Pe£!g| NOTICE! Is hereby given that at tt I sioti of the General Assemhi* a bill will be ibt.oducedT 1 '^ act approved Nov. 27. lfinn tbe City Court, of provide that said court ZiV? and established in the citvtffcl as incorporated and chawf next session ot the Geuerai 1 Betray Notice' We the undersigned free-yu this day appraised ou niu r# “'J the following description' (k.™ scar on right hip and scat on* 13 hands high, about 15 year* J| dark bay color. We estimates to be worth about fifty dollan above desaribed mule now i, of W. E. Griffin, west of Cl the 1188 district of said codiS award said taker up W. £, LT dollars as a reasonable com'iml W-b.l3 J.E.I in geokgia-deCatuk County- To Tha Sheriff' of Said County • John G. liurber 1 vs. Libel for Divorce. Annie E. Barber ) The defendabt, Annie FL Barber, is hereby required, In person or by Attorm y, lo bo ami appear at the Supeiior Court to be held in and for tliel'ounty of Decaturon Tuesday after ilie second Monday In November next, then and there to answer the Plaintiff’s com plaint, us iu defarit theieof, the Court will proceed as to Justice shall appertain. With, sa the Honorable W. N. Spence,Judge ol said Court, this mil day of July, 1801 C. W. Wimdkkley, Clerk, NOTICE. Notice is hereby given that i™ will be received by tbe board ell ty commissioners tor Road# anil nues for Decatur County «t said Board in Bainbridge, Monday in November 1901, for| meaner convicts of said countv I year 1902. Parties leasing said convict Ink be required to c.othe and feedm yicts, famish suitable bedding, i attention when needed and gutri Payment for labor of each* must be made in advanceforeatil of lease beginning when convict a livered and ending Jan. 1st 1903, i sent for term expiring befon, date, ill which event payment mil made only for term ot sentence. The right to reject all bids resen Successful bidder will be rcqnii enter into bond with good secur sum of one thousand dollars L faithful performance of bis dutieia said contract. LIBEL FOR DIVORCE. Georgia—Decatur County. To the Sheriff of said couuty: ’lllia (' IV....... v Citation. T. J. Roberson having in proper form applied to me for permanent letters of administration on the estate of R. H. VVelborn, late of scid county. This is to cite all nnd singular the creditors and next of ktn of said R. H. Welborn to be and appear at Ordinary’s office on the firi-t Monday in November and show cause, if any they can, why permanent administration shouid not be granted to s aid T. J. Robertson on R. H. Welborn’s estate. Witness my hand and official signature, Oei. 7, 1901. T. B. Maxwell, Ordinary. Administrators Bale. Georgia—Decotur County: < Bv virtue of an order from the Court of Ordinary said county, will bo sold before the court bouse door, In said countv. during the legal hours of sale, oil the flrst Tuesday ember next, the following real estate ami Chason, and on tlie west bv pronrertv of D. D. Stnlts east ' bv west Willie C. Kornburg 1 vs. > Libel for Divorce. S. Kornbnrg ) The defendant S Kornburg is herebv required in person or by attorney to 1,’e ui.d hnpear at the next, si ) erinr court to be held m and fur said Deentur county on Tuesday after tbe see- i.d Monday iii November next, then ant there in Hn . swer the plaintiff’s libel fora total di- V">st.te in dofualt thereof the court will process, "osuuiii.. to t ie statute in such cases made and pro ded. Witness the Honorable \i . a Spence, judge of sa'd court, this 29th -lay of Ax gust, 1901. C W. Wimberly, Clerk GEORGIA—Decatur County: Minnie E. Barbree I Libel for Divorce. vs [In Decatur Superior ‘ | Court. Filed April JnoTilden Barbree j 23d, 1901. I he defendant, John Tilden Barbree, is hereby required, in person or bv at torney, to be and appear at the next Su perior court to be holden in and for said county, on Tuesday after the second Monday in November next, then and there 10 answer the plaintiff’s libel for a total divorce, as is default r,hereof, the court will proceed according to the stat utes in such cases made and provided. Witness the Honorable W. N. Spence Judge of said court, this the 12th day of .-September, 1901. C. W. Wimberly, Clerk. GEORGIA—Decatur County, To the Hon. Phillip Cook, of State: The petition of H. C. Draper, Caldwell. R. G. Hartsfield, M. E. baum. L. A. Chitwood. W. II. Jul I. Watkins. T. B. Whireside. Whiteside. I. Kwilicki 0. U. L’liett. Callahan. H. B. Ehrlich Ai IV.'» composed of H. B. Ehrlich and H Gai.8). Powell Bros. A CIismui 1 composed of £ R. Puwel'.. M. D ell and J. D. Chason) and A. 11.i; Russell fa firm composed of A. II. sell mid R, B. Russell; respt lioweth. 1. That petitioners are re-vlei the city of Baiiihridge. Decatur Georgia. 2 Peurioners desire to be iwi ted under the laws of Georgia as* gallon c. tupanv under the ouj • ■ B AIN B RIDGE N A VIGATION l’ANY.” 8. The amount of the capital 4* said Company will be Seven Thu and two hnndred Dollars, all has beep fully paid in, blit pe® desire the right to Increase said « stock to an amount not to exceed Tl t.y-five Thousaud Dollars, 4’ Petitioners desire said corpoff to continue for the term of fifty 1 5. The principal office said cor tion to be located in the city w bridge, Decatur county. Georgia. 6. Wherefore petitioners pray t“ ter the requirements of the U» been complied with, that the usual tificate he issued incorporating' BAINBRIDGE navigation' PANY. with all the powers ai» leges which can be conferrea upo"* law. A. H. & R. B. KUShH Petitioners Mtor* ■LONG-WINDED. Also ut 1 lie sun e time and place, lots of lund Noe. W9, S40, Ml and a«7 In the isili dis trict of said county as tlie pronerty ol J. M. favor si reef flic above described" proper ty belonging to tbe estate of J. II, Dickey deceased. Terms cash. This Oct. 7th, laoi B, U. Dickenson, Adm’r. Admlnlstratr’s -Sale. Georgia— Decatur County: By virtue of an order from the court of M bite, lo satisfy a Ii fa in favor ot the , ' lrtue_of an order from the court of Rankin Mfg. t o. vs Duiicun \Vbilc Jlfg. Go. ,, ln, ' r 5' ot said county, will be sold before Bropei tv pointed out by Plaintiff ’s altoruey. f,IVi, c 5I’ rt 1 1 i onsodoar 1,1 the cl, v of H «in J UrillffH. Pnniltrr on rp i ^» , '8TQVLiriOW3J! i j> 1 oa39«a«^)|UI4^ bridge, snU county on the flrst Tuesday in Also at the sail e time and place, all that d !} r * D B t* 1 ® legul hours of portion of lot of land No. «i In tlie lSih dia-, mlle tl,c ,o| lowing described property tow It: trict and containing so acres more or less 1 One vacant lot situated lu the tow^n of Whiu- bounded on the east by properly of YV. K, ham, m suld county, bounded as follows Powell, north by A. J. Irulock, and \V " 1 • - - — „ , -- , ... K. Dn the south by property of S. F, ft YV. Kv Powell, west by property of YV. E. Powell on Hie north brunch running east and west ami south by district line, road leading pntlieeustby McGrlff street, oil the west from Hainbridge lo Bliomusvtlle- as tlie By cemetery and containing one acre more I» r_i,.j __ j properly of YY ,E. Powell to Ratify all fa iu or less, as the property of the late John T Rooms lUrnishea or unfurnished - Xavur.of u. A,. Jleuclt vs said W.t. Powell. I Harrell deceased. Ferms cash. Apply Mrs. Jaue W ikon, Shot well «t This oct, sui, wui. J. U. Harkell. Adin’r' Estate of John T. Harrell, deceased Andersou’s “Long-Winded” Axle has Run Twelve Months Oitl . . Oiling; a distance of 2035 Miles Actual Measurment. ■ mso hanioan wonder and is so simple a child can understand i ing like it ever knowe before. 4PP^ ‘Rock-Hill and ‘‘Carolina” grape Buggies, fitted axle just recieyed. It n* worth is on t *. s — “UU v/arouna grape DUggies, fra- ’ imijfi tfri/v lU", 7t°5»-J^ 5 - 00 to any Buggy, but do not cost you 1 tra \\ HLLLb DO NO 1 HA\ E TO BE TAKEN OFF TO RE-OIL. S( E. J. WILLIS & CO.