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was sweeter In its
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of bird hunter.
of the North
in ses-
„al session
K, Coiife , ' el,ct! 19
me.
, et to report the indisposi-
s J. M. Bivings who has
ae d to her house on West
me days.
di-Light leads and the
TC |,ants should see that
maiads appear promptly
issue of this paper.
Hay Day E a,r an<4
as a great success. A
from this city and the
in attendance.
Parker and Mrs. Min-
Lth of Pine Hill district,
Ll Sunday last near Eldo-
[h. Gassett, N. P., officia-
tnne there has been a fall-
[he number of communka-
[tlie various neighborhoods
|itv. O r correspondents
,ed to send m the news.
, Mills who has been tour-
|te with a string of Bam-
j horses arrived in the city
Kght and will take a need-
Ithe races open here on the
Mr. J. D. Wood, formerly of the
Merriwether Vindicator has been
added to the Search-Light force and
we hope after the present week to be
able to devote ffioie time to the get-
up of the paper. Pol* several weeks
job work has been pouring in at such
a rate as to demaud extra assistance.
Mr. Wood has had many years ex
perience in the printing business and
will do his best to improve the
Search-Light from time to time.
The following invitation has been
received in this city announcing the
approaching marriage of one of the
brightest and m >st popular young
ladies of this Rection to a leading
young business man of Waycross.
Mr. and Mrs. William Wallace Me-
Uulley request the pleasure of your
company at the marriage of their
daughter Lulu Porter, to Mr. Homer
Eugene Williams, on Thursday morn
ing. November the twenty-eight, at
eleven o’clock, Methodist church,
Brinson, Georgia.
A negro boy about 15 years old
was found dead in the woods yester'
day morning on Judge Bower’s plan
tation below Bainbridge and about
6 miles out from town. From re
ports the boy left home on a horse
Thursday night and nothing was
seen of him until he was found dead
as above stated. A coroner’s jury
was empanneled and an investigation
of the facts obtainable seemed to
justify the conclusion that he came
to his death by accident.
Notice.
Our lesson tot to thorrow afternoon
is a very important one, and I trust
that teacllbrs and pupils will be preS-
There will be something out of
the usual run of business which 1 am
sure will prove pleasaut and profits*
hie to every one.
I respectfully urge upon the par
ents to see that their children ate
present not only to-morrow afternoon
but every Sunday afternoon, and
hope you will come too. The hour
has been changed from 3:30 to 3:00
o’clock p. m , bo try and be on time
and bring somo one with you.
JJ>. F. Hawes, Jr., Supt,
M. E. Sunday school.
J. Geer lias recently been
olicitor of the City court
bunty. Mr. Geer is
lawyer of his section and
Jment will meet with gen-
lotion.
Sunday morning at 11
Ihe home of Mr. and Mrs.
leliand, near Pinehearst,
liter, Miss Doeia, was mai-
Walter Forehand, of De
ity, formerly of Macon
Kawkinsville Dispute!) and
Pearl Onion Sets
TOOLE - BROS.,
Men’s Outfitters,
|e to call attention to the
rnt in this issue of The
|mber Co., of Apalaohico-
1 cypress shingles are
[superior to any others
■this market, being full
pub thick and eighteen
»and builders will make
|in using them.
nent is made of the mar-
Jouday last 18th, inst in
lolina, of Mr. J. A
iJakiu Ga., to Miss Emma
|DonalsoDville Ga. Mr.
i prominent citizen and
i Jakin and also lias mer-
fi'tsts in Donalsonville.
r afi among the most popn-
Mies of her section of the
TUESDAY NIGHT’S RECITAL.
The recital and entertainment giv
on at the Opera House Tuesday
night by the Music, Elocution and
Physical Culture classes of the Geor
gia Southern Military College, was
well attended and a neat sum was
realized theretrom as an admission
of 25 and 15 cents, was charged at
the doors.
Mr. Bert Carroll has resigned his
position as manager of the Western
Union Telegraph office in this city
and is now with the Babcock Lum
ber Company.
PROGRAMME.
Temple Drill,
Duet—“O Thou Sublime Sweet
Evening Star.”—Wagner Maysie
Curry and Grace Carr.
Recitation—“Mice at Play.” Doro
thy Mitchell.
Piano Solo—Etude “Arnoldo Sar-
torio Caralleria Rustieana.”—Mas
cagni. Irma Baughn.
Recitation—“Rhyme of the Duchess
May.”—Browning. Carrie Smart,
Violin Solo—“Spring Long.”—Men-
dellssohn. Bess Carr.
Brownie Drill.
Recitation—“Two Gentlemen of
Kentucky.”—James Lane Allen.
Irma Baughn.
Piano Solo—“Faust |Yaltz.”—T,
Lange. Grace Carr.
Recitation—“Seeing Things at
Night.”—James Whitecomb Riley
Fannie Mayes.
Waltz—Mandolin and Violin.
Recitation—“Mud Pies.” Evelyn
MoTyer.
Music Valse. Bess Carr.
Garland Drill.
Make onions big as your hat. 20ots
a quart at Hicks’s.
Regular onion sets—5o a qnart
4 quarts foi 20o. Plant the Pearls
now. You can’t get them m Spring.
Also best cooking soda per pound
2 Jo.
A lb. cooking soda sprinkled over
50 bushels of corn will keep out
wevils.
12 best nutmegs 5o.
100 emptv capsules , 5o.
Simmon’s Liver Regulator, 14o
Black draught 14o.
Groves’ Tastles tonic 25o.
25c Comp.carthartic pills in bottle 5o.
The best whiskies, wines and bran
dies in the city at lowest possible
figures.
You can never be sure yon are
getting the right quality or the right
price unless you buy it from Hicks
the low price druggist and poor man’,
friend
LearnTelegraphy.
Want a limited number for bright
young meu to learn Telegraphy
Special offer of $25 per four months
to all who enter before Deo. 1st
There is always a demand for com
petent telegraph operators.
Address P. D. RICH,
Colquitt, Qa.
THE
“WJtLTON“
war
Our boys
the finest fabrics.
3 year old to 20.
Have tbe greatest
assortment of Men’s
Overcoats ever display
ed in Ba’Abridge. The
weather is getting a
little chilly, so come
along nud get your
overcoat for nothing
will protect yon ffdnrf
the Cdld so well, ns a
warm ovetcoat creates
comfort and saves doc
tor bills. Ask to see
our liaglans Coat they
are tbe swellest and
newest coat out. We
have a line of over*
coats from
$4.00 TO $15.00.
All new and fit like
a tailor-made garment*
clothing consists, of all the new styles and
We can fit any size boy you bring us, from
Any size and priee to suit, your pocket book*
Toole ZBrotlxere
MEN’S OUTFITTERS’
Why Do You
f
£
Send off to get you a Suit of Clothes when
you can get them at home-made like you
want them—made to tit.
We Absolutely Guarantee
c °urt adjourned Thursday
j°f tlie illness of Judge
"'as forced to suspend
8 the court was not
,n 'l an adjourned term
| n Eebuary next, notice
appear in these col
f presentments and reoom-
I of the Grand Jury appear
indications are that
■Cambridge will have one
, mu nicipal elections
Ui ® evera l meetings
r 4 41 tV ‘ 9 Hotel Ben Air
running with , agt Satlir .
• a a ticket is said to have
■ l, '? /fiance with the
I ° ^Mermen and May-
1' W >'1 be taken in
T e r aee progresses.
If you want to make mqpey learn
to save it, you can save money by
doing all your trading at,
Gurley’s
i
Our Clothes to come up in flit and work
manship or MONEY REFUNDE^.
Remember
6
We are second door from corner across
from Hotel Bop Air. It. costs you noth
ing to look if ^ou dbn’t buy. Wii have
goods that will,please'you and we know it.
^ Cleaning and Pressing
r
Done neatly. Call for’an.djdel-iver. back
to any part of the^jty.
• Bainbridge Tailoring Co. •
C R C. COX, Manager. J
0
Department J lata Of Life
Store.
Death Of Mrs. Wilson.
Died at the home of her sen in this
city on Sunday night last Mrs. Wil
son, mother of Dr. H. D. Wilson.
The remains were interred in tbe
city cemetery Monday evening in the
preseuoe of a host of sorrowing
friends.
Deceased was a woman of advanc
ed years and had been in feeble
health for some time prior to, her
death.
She was noted for her Christian
piety and faithfulness and baa no
doubt gone to the reward that awaits
such as walk uprightly.
The Search-Light joins those whose
■ympatbies go out to the bereayed
ones.
Read the following low prices:
Standard sheeting the best grade. .5c
Heavy Sea Island sheeting
yard wide 4c
Cotton Flannel 5c
Good bed tick 5o
Heavy unbleached drilling 5c
Good Outings 4 Jo
Mens double seat heavy cotton
flannel drawers 2&J
Mens Cotton flanuel drawers
good • 15c
Ladies heavy ribbed undershirts. .25o
Ladies geed ridded undershirts.. 15c
Best green coflee 10c
Roasted coffee Arbuskle’s and
Levering’s 12 Jc
Best rubbed sage 10c
10 Large nut megs
2 lb package Opt meal 10e
2 Bars Polu soap 5c
Together with a large stock of
General Merchandise,
Which we would be glad to have
you call and see at,
It is often, whether you have your
prescriptions filled promptly
and accurately.
We make a Specialty of
Our Prescription Department
Gurley’s
Department
Store.
BAINBRIDGE, GA..
And Physicians
Prescription?.
And family recipes
are filled frompu re
fresh drugs, and m
the most careful,
and exact manner*
reasonable and our service prompt and
Ou.r charges are
obliging at all times.
We also carry a complete stock of'
Patent and proprietary Mediolnes, Pano-sr
and Toilet Artioles, druggist
Sundries StQ.
Which we will sell as cheap as they can be bought anywhere
OAK CITY DRUG CO..
Bainbridge, Georgia.
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