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l 7 7- .’ •' V mimi«pqpmpRppwiniiiN<!p «n BAINBRIDGE, DECATUR CO., GEORGIA, SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 9, >9UI. ONK DOLLAR A TEAK IN ADVANCE OFFICIAL ORGAN OF DECATUR COUNTV AND OF THE CITY OF BAINBRIDGE. man Here To Stay. is circula** EoithO' Mrs. Ge z'.iff. INK I MORIAH. henilly person Tt that the Hotel Wain . thing of »l' ort dnra ' ,.,ter is authorized to Wiiinmai. is here, Mid t notwithstanding t * iliis elegant hostelry. iie each day in favor lie. It is unquestionably egantly furnished and C 1 in Southwest Geor- teous treatment aod el- count for anything will. will only be a short will receive the uni use of the entire travel ling Te The Methodists of Balnbrldge Mr. Editor:—Allow me space in j Mrs. Rudolph Getzlaff died at the Brotter 0 „ woodhuU-Orion Lode* P. * your esteemed paper to make a spe- Leon Hotel at <1 o’clock Sunday af- ». . ial request of the members of the lernoon| aged nbont 50 yenr8 . S1 . a Nov. 8, 1901. vlethodist church to be present at:. . _ , , Brother—The sound of the gavel the eervioe next Sunday (tomorrow) . echoing through this hnll calling up it 11 a. m. In thvee weeks our An-1 from a com piieation ot ailments. the dodge, and the solemn annOunce- nual Conference will convene at Ma- Three months ago deceased was mem from the lips of our honored con. The pastor earnestly desires brought to Tallahassee from her home .woiirhipfui. master, that death, who the presenoe of all members at each * n Deoatur county, Qa., for medical is no respecter of persons-dcath, who service until conference meets. treatment. SI e seemed to be getting heeds not the drawn sword of ti e The public is also cordially inyi- ul°ng n’cely until two weeks before tyler, has entered the sacred pro ted. During the next week I will ber death, when s te contracted a se- oinots of this lodge, and taken our call, in person, upon eaub one who cold. Everything that medical beloved brother G. G, Woodhull, skill could do to save her life was bearing him from bis seat among us done, but to on avail. I to the silent and dark tomb; this sad Funeral services were conducted announcement fills each brother’s of tbiH ve, the lessee her utmost to meet the The writer her guests othing but the highest v management of the And speaks by card as ■ht to, and desires bere to Mrs. Fudge is in truth bona fide lessee of I’ainmau. And its doors found open for the re- uesta. was written for the pur- mg the facts regarding ’s relation to the hotel. Guest. has made subscription to the various collections ordered by the conference as well as upon those who have not subscribed but from whom I expect to receive something. I hope in this way to avoid any further public col lection. If possible be ready for me when I call, or else make the date of pay ment as early as possible. Come to the services Sunday. Preaching by the pastor 11 a. m. and 7 p. m. Sunday School 3 p.m. Sincerely your pastor, W. F. SMITH. 0 at the Leon Hotel by Rev. Father Hugon, and the remains were interr ed in the city cemetery at 4 o’clock Monday afternoon, under the direc tion of Undertaker Duncan. The pall bearers were R. J. Banner- man, W. A. Rawls, T. B. Byrd, J. Hirsohberg, T. Costa, A. Rich, T. Brown and D. M. Luiz. Hr. 0. F. Sav p i xhoi.o -ated. I Adjourned Annual Meeting Oi 10. F. and A. Ry. Co. i hereby given that there veting of the stockholders L-gia, Florida and Alabama |otnpany at the office of the the city of Bambridge at m., on November 80th., Ihe following purposes. Ichange the by-laws of the i elect the officers of the |o either reduce or increase I stock of said company. | lake such other actions as annual meeting of krs, of which this is an ad leeting. acting called and notice (veil by order of J. P. Wil- pidcnt. This Nov. 2 1901. J. O. Hatch, Sec. BRINSON IRIEFS. Dime Culley who has beeD at- li'irew Female College at Cn h |has returned home on account She will probably re-enter J°on ns her health has suflici- egaiued. I Hrinson went to Bambridge In business. jrt>meu are after the quail in s since the expiratiou of the 1 lodge K. of P. held their li-montbiy meeting Tuesday |he lodge is in a thriving condi- exhibited here Monday ni.;ht and no doubt took l-'u .drei dollars or more from | B. \\ ebster has returned from er old home in Alabama and I'tyanied by her sis.er, l r - Sullivan, pastor of the Pine |i' !ls t church preached at the 1 vhurch here on Sunday night Ms greeted by a large congre The public is familiar with the fact that an effort has been made to get a true bill against Mr. O. P. Sapp in regard to the titles to some lauds that lie holds. The principal witness before the graud jury was one R. (J. Clark, and the affidavit published be low is given that the public may know there was nothing to sustain the charge. The last grand jury re turned “ no bill” against Mr. Sapp. GEORGIA—Mitchell county. Personally came before me the un dersigned a lawful officer for taking oaths and other subscribing witness, one R. O. Clark, who atter being duly sworn deposeth and says that he was influenced in such a way by promises and otherwise that he did testify falsely against one O. P. Sapp, before the Grand Jury of Mitchell County, Ga., at their regular term November, 1901, that said O. P. Sapp was not guilty of said charge now pending on the court docket of Mitoh ell county. Deponent farther says that he made and testified falsely against H. H. Sapp also in Baker and Deoatur counties that said in dictments are not true, that he did not know O. P. and H. H. Sapp any crime that he will not testify such any more. Witness this July 10,1901 R. C. Clark Witnesses: G. W. Swindle, Sr. Sworn to and subscribed before me this 10th day of July, 1901. Deponent further says that he makes this affidavit without any bribe or other contract whatever R. C. Clark, Witness: G W. Swindle, S*. Personally appears R- C. Clark who desposes ami says the above af fidavit is true. G. W. Swindlo, J- M. Cox, Sheriff, J- P* —Camilla Clarion. Deceased leaves a husband and one | ding its immortal cheering rays in daughter, besides relatives and each brother’s heart bids us look be friends, to mourn her loss.—Tallahas- yond the terrestrial to the time when scan, j our supreme celestial master shall The above announcement has call up the celesiial lodge, from brought great sadness to the many 1 worldly labor, to that heavenly re- friends of the deceased at her home fruetiment prepared for all worthy in this count,,, where she was always brothers-and wh ire we shall again popular. At the home of the bride’s parents near Camilla, Ga., on Wednesday vice in the beautiful solemn and im- last Mr. Sam Y. Henderson of this pressive mysteries our of ancient ob- city was m Tried to Mias Jennie C. deb, having held places of trust and Hilliard, the accomplished daughter honor In this lodge, l.e received the of Mr. and Mrs, .las. Knox Hilliard, heartfelt commendation ot ihe broth of Mitchell eouuty. The wedding erhood, ever faithful and courteous, was a quiet affair and was witnessed he will be missed, NOTICE. heart with sorrow and dismay for the golden chain has been ruthlessly suudered and a lovable, bright link bound to us by the tendereBt and most sacred ties has been torn from its place in this terrestrial lodge never mo^e to return. But brothren the bright star hope that ever shines utidimmed in our noble order, shed- * jDasonalB. j -T- '-T- *t- -T- -ft, Mr. J. J. Burlier, of Boyetteville, was in town Mo ,-i.iy. Mr. Peter Cowan of Bell’s district was in town ye«i,‘rday. Miss Eaiv-.iu Donalson of Donalson- ville, is in tn* city the guest of friends. Mr. Aiimd M. Chester, of Climax dis trict was a.uoug the visitors to the city yesterday. Harry Badger, of. Quitman, wbo is still here, must be endeavoring to win a happy homo in Uuinbridge. Mr. Wtn. It. Crawford, of Atlanta, was regist-med at the Lasseter House Thursday. Miss l,u -ia King, of Donalsonville, has been ill the city this week visiting relative.'. Dr. J. II. Sessions and Mr. Walter Be. aims ot fcldvrendo, were in the oity Wednesday. Married Near Camilla. meet our departed brother, and where the golden Chain never more will be broken. Our brother’s long years of set- Miss. LuU McCulley, of Brinson, is yisiting Grace Carr on College street this week. Key. Henry Sullivan, of Mitobell county was shaking hands with his many friends in t he uity this week. by only a few of the close friends of the contracting parties. The happy couple left Thursday “SLEEP OH MY BROTHER." Be it resolved that we tender the family and relative of onr deoease of by after for this place, where they will brother our sincere sympathies, trust, make their home. ing that god, our supreme master Mr. Henderson, the groom, has for will mercifully lift up each heart several years been with the G. F. & bowed down aod grief-laden. A. Ry. Co. and has acted in many j Be it tesolved that a copy of these capacities from conductor to chief j proceeding be furnished the family clerk iu the general offices of the of our deceased brother, and a page company. Hu is a yo mg man of of the lodge minutes be set apsrt unusual application and business for recording the same, tact and has since coming to Bain I And a copy furnished the Search- bridge made hundreds of friends who L'glit for publication, will rejoice at his good fortune. The bride was at one time a resi dent of this county having been con nected with the public schools there of, and it was during tins time that Mr. Henderson first quaintance made her ao- A Sad Death, At the home of Mr. Johnson in factory i ■>w on last Sunday night the worldly trials and tribulations of a i man who gave his name as J. S. Davis uere brought to a close. On Saturday morning a man about GO years of age was found an employee lying beneath the guano warebo ise near the Plaut System depot in a critical condition. Mar shall Wade responded to the call and went to the old gentleman’s assist* anue. He found him iu ait appear- eutly dying condition but managed to obtain the ful owing information from him. Davis, in a feeble and all but inaudible voice, told the Mar shall l.is name and slated that he had boarded the midnight train at Valdosta, bound for Baiubridge, but having no money with which to pay his fare, was pul off here at midnight aud being too ill to seek assistance had dragged himself beneath the warehouse and he was found the next morning. He made himself known B. Nussbaum, a * a Kuiglit of Pythias aud the Mar- R. W. Fleming, a | )a j| t who belongs to the order at Theo. li. Wardell, ouo „ arrangements to have him Com., of Lodge, j p,. 0 p er jy uaru j f or , Mr. Johnson, an 'employee at the mill consented to | the sick man being removed to bis home whore he was given medical Married. At the Hotel Waluman last Thurs day afternoon by Rev. W. F. Smith _ The Search-Light shares in the of the Methodist church in this city, ! assistance by D. Wallace Matthews, hearty congratulate ns that are l e- Mr. Jonathan L. Morgan of Bement On Sunday morning, in spite-of all ing showered upon them at th s uj., t o Mrs. Margaret O. Finley of t h e medical skill, Mr. Davis passed time. May their future life be but Jacksonville, Fla. After the marri- one continuous round of success aud ag g lbe y the train for the home of the groom in 111. Saw Mil 1 . Fo' 3a f bays he was toutuued. “I suffered such pain fromcorus that CHEAP. Varinble Friction Feed i conlc( hardly walk,” writes H. Bobiu- New and up-to-date, complete mill; sou, Hiilsboruugh, 111., ‘ but BueklenV including saw and belt. For less Arnica salve completely cmed them.” than $200. Just the thing to hitch Acts kke magic on sprains, bruises cuts, T , : res scalds, burus, boils, ulcers. Per- to your gin engine. Easy terms on fect liejler , jf „ klD disease- and piles engines, boilers, stave and shingle Uurl KUttmu teed by It. i,. Hicks. 25c. mill, grist mills and everything notified | I-iude and Leila Archer and went oyer to bainbridge tying, as did Mrs. 8. J. War- ' *0® Salser and others. All persons are hereby not to hunt with gun or dog on lot of land number 253 in the 27th dis trict of Decatur county Georgia. This Nov. 3, 1901. W. W. Russell. high giade machinery. See me or write me for prices and terms. J. W. Porter, Whigham, Ga. Announcement is made of marri sire of Miss Bessie Shingler to Mr. Charlie H. Forry-Fowell. We are in receipt of the follows ing invitation which will be read with interest by the many friends of the contracting parties: Mr. and Mr.,. J. H. Powell, re spectfully request your presence at Bridges of Randolph eouuty. Both par- ^ carriage of their daughter, Mary ties are of prominent families a id have Hu t0 Mr. Archie Gibson Per- hosts of friends in this county K : * away. The matter was reported to the K oi P lodge aud Marshall Wade made every effort to locate Davis’s friends or relatives. So far all efforts in this direction have failed as the only clew to the dead man’s identity is an ex press receipt issued iu Valdosta to J, S. Davis and consigned toJ. 8. Davis si Baiubridge. The authorities in both cities have been requested to try and obtain information as to Mr. Davis, but he is unknown in either place. It nothing is heard from rel atives or faiends by 4 o’clock this afternoon the remains of the deceas ed will be iuterred in the K of P lot t at Oak Hill cemetery with the last riles of the order.—Quitman Adver* tiser. r® 1 ' ^ ut h Bolder is the guest Fnduiother, Mrs. M.J. Hodges. Search-Light office. hosts of trienasin tniscoumy. Kev. N.; ' - , . a . „ For firis-class job work, call at the ' Williams of of Colquitt performed . ry, at Pine Grove clinrob, Sunday ' evening, Nov. 17 1901. 1 the ceremony. Subscribe for the and gel all the uews. 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