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2jM| IgmMM| L a FFAI&S •0 An interesting communication f rom I Whigham reaches us, but as ti e ; A FIREMAN'S CLOSE CALL. . <= - s ,jo<^»-ao' avk, •3)1- Bik'. tk« n.ii'ki t° , °' vn » in icti v iwna. nde next Friday, gobbler Sn'.e of town Auction (I a. in- , a? a cotton that’s it- Sale has lots , ... . “f stuck to my onijine. although every wr.ter does not-mgn but name we are jo nt ached and every nerve was racked forced to withhold its publication. ! ' v 'th pain.” vvsites C. \V. Bellamy, a lo- Gulrnnds are requested to aion I C0n l 0,iv ® btemnn. of Burlington, Iowa., I was weak and pale. without any ap- petite and all run down. As I was about manufnc- of town Auction , 10 in m. a*, minstrels at Opera 2nd. m her ti 8 when you linve visi- it v; we are here to serve own of young folks went boiling last Friday Bain- happy still lingering t hat about that rut? < vuiir money to better by b'.lj iujf a in bridge ar December term of the tis Monday and a full hand. i(i * t i[iic to settle that lit- lue on subsenetiou. It ,o run newspaper, was Thanksgiving and tt-,1 generally tliroiighout Dlaees of business m tins city. ipurtant improvements ado in the postottioe, con- iilargiug it and adding a iuck boxes. miili of the Mi tbodist been kept q-nte busy for ck rounding up iiis year’s nitory to Ins attendance annual cuuference next rt McCord, who has been ol in Sout.ii Georgia, re- ailaliassee last Saturday, er tne Florida State Col- plete bis t-duu.ilion.—Tal- asurer, R. G. Ilartsfield, to give uot.ee that the oks tne open for settle rs anu all parties are re* call at the First National mule same. tiesday list Mr. Albeit J Miss Dola Long both ax district were married knee ut the bride. Both nn their community and tile co.igratulatioiis of Is. ' huhomn of her parents on '-t 1 is', Miss Birdie Sel ter of Mr, a d Mrs. J. id. IIU t'eniains were in- T! ullowiiig day m the city ffe sympatliie- of the aru witii the bereaved r alli.ction. '"'is called to the hnnd- i of tne Wamtnan ears in today’s issue. 11,1 ,s ;l11 elegantly eq up- loro igbly modern hotel *-hc public such service °mni uid their patronage. are requested to sign tlmir name so as to fix the identity of the contributor. It will not be published is requested not to be. Mr Jas. Butler and Miss Ethel Harrison were quietly married on Wednesday the 20tli iust- The groom is a prosperous young man of Gads, den county Fla, while the bride is a popular young lady of the neighbor hood of Whigham in the Eastern portion of the county. It will be a pleasant surprise to the friends of Mr. S. M. Gibson of Iio i City and Miss Clyde Smith of Steam Mill, to learn of their ap proaching marriage on December 4th. Mr. Gibson is a prominent turpentine man and Miss Smith is one of the very popular young ladies of the county. Last Monday night while the ani mal trainer at one of the midway shows was having a lion and a bear tojperform an act together the lion suddenly became vicious and pounc ed upon the bear and killed him. Several shots were fired in an effort to frighten the lion in to submission but bifore the trainer could get him under control it was too late, T ie return engagement of the Rabbit Foot Minstrels is booked for • he Opera House in this city on De cember 2nd, and Manager Subers anticipates a full attendance. This company comprises one of the very- best aggregations of its kind in the country and will no doubt receive tlio encouragement of Bainbndge sh iwsgoers. Re me mber the date, December 2nd. Died nc-ar Calvary Ga , on Monday- last Mr. J. G. Maxwell. The remains were buried the following. Deceased was in his 95th year and had been for more than a score of years a con- sistant member of the Peidmonl Primitive Baptist clihrch. He was the father of Mrs. W. A. Carr and Messrs J. W. and J. II. Maxwell and Mrs. M. E. Rawls of Calvary, and Mr. D. L. Maxwell of Concord Fla. WHEN TIIE MEASURE IS TAKEN rest assured tha‘ the garments made will fit perfectly. All the work is done by experts. Cutters and tail ors know how to fashion and finish goods so that the set and style will be perfect. And the cloth, Well That being the first consideration is of the kind to win your approbation. BairJbricl ge Tailoring Co. The regular monthly meeting of the Woman’s Club was held at the home of Miss Lill Fleming last Tuesday afternoon at which a short though very interesting program was had. The meeting was moved up from Thursday because of the gala week attractions and races which some ol the members wished to attend. The airnoncement of the next meeting will appear in next week’s issue of this paper. 1 hi club is in a thriving condition and m iuh interest is being manifested by its members. to give up. 1 gut a bottle of Electric Bitters mid, after tskiug it 1 felt as well as 1 ever did in my life.” Weak, sickly, run down people always gain new life, strength ond vigor from ttieir use. Try them. Satisfaction guaranteed by It. L. Hicks. Price 50 cents. HOMESTEAD NOTICE. GEOKGlA~Dr.c.vTfn Coi’Nrv: T. J. Josuy has applied for exemption of personalty ni*«l setting apart .tint valuation ot homestead; and l will pass'upon the s uite at 10 o’cio k a. m. on the 16th Ouy of Decem ber, ilDl, at uy olilce. T* U. MAxwell, Oidl nurv. TOOLE - BROS., Men’s Outfitters, Pearl Onion Sets Make onions big as your hat. 20cts a quart at Hicks’s. Regular onion sets—5c a quart, 4 quarts foi 20o. Plant the Pearls now. You can’t get them in Spring. Also best cooking soda per pound 2Jo. A lb. cooking soda spiinkled over 50 bushels of corn will keep out wevils. 12 best nutmegs 5o. 100 emptv capsules 5o. Simmon’s Liver Regulator, 14o Black draught 14c. Groves’ TastteR tonic 25o. 25c Comp.canharlic pills in bottle 5c. The best whiskies, wines and brrn- dies in the city at lowest possible figures. You can never be sure you are getting the right quality or ti e right price unless you buy it from Hicks j the low price druggist and poor man’, ® friend 1 THE "WILTON" ‘wr Out 1 hoys the finest fabrics. 3 year old to 20, Have the greatest assortment of Men’s Overcoats ever display ed in Haiabridge. The weather is getting a little chilly, so come along and get your overcoat for nothing will protect you from the cold so well, as a warm oveicoat creates comfort and saves doc tor hills Ask to sea our Raglans Coat they are the swellest anti 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 ■ r LI( .m'GRE” c 'f- «#4F atl clothing consists of all the new styles and We can fit any size hoy you bring us, from Any size and price to suit your p >cket hook, Toole Broth.©rs, MEN’S OUTFITTERS’ | Why Do You © i Bend off to get you a Suit of Clot lies when yon can get them at home, miulc like jou want them—made to tit. We Absolutely Guarantee LearnTelegrapliy. Want a limited number for bright young men to learn Telegraphy jpebial offer of $25 per four months o till who enter before Dec. 1st There is always a demand for com petent telegraph operators. Address P. D. RICH, Colquitt, Ga. nes.11 'tight last Miss . of tl, city, • ota depot to is- Bosu-ick Ail went 'to meet her and Mrs. shortly after •o carriage the horses be- - tc l at the tratn and 'dialling against an elec- ” ‘ e ’ a;i 'l knocking the top arri;m,. i, • 1 O’Y* String the a«u- * oil hail an arm broken iitr 1*1,1., I,< - S received slight MODERN SURGERY SURPASSED. " While s t.f i.-in ' ie > a. i >il -me ol pile., 1 consulted a physician who advi • ed me to try a nox of Do\V itt’s M ite, Hazel Salve,” says G. F. Carter. Allan ta. Ga. “I procured a box and was e» lir.-ly cured. DeAVitt’s Witch Jlazel Salve ir a splendid cure for pi:es. giving relief instantly, and 1 heartily recom uic-nd it to all sufferers.” .Surge-y i unneocessary to cure piles. DeWitt’ Witch Hazel Salve will cure any case Guts, burns, bruises and all other wounds are also quickly cured bv it. Beware ot counterfeits. K, L. Hicks. NOTICE. All persons are hereby notified not to hunt with gun or dog on lot of land m mber 253 in the 27tn dis trict of Decat ir county Georgia. This Noy. 3, 1901. W. W. Russell. Remember If you want to make money learn to save it, you can save money by doing all your trading at, © t © t © Cleaning and Pressing Onr Clothes to come up in fiit. and work’ roauship or MONEY UEFUNHKtA We are second door from corner across from Hotel Bon Air. It costs you noth ing to look if vou don't htiv. Wc have goods that will please you and we know it. m Done neatly. Call for and deliver back to any part of the city. d & i i i ‘i $ Department Store. ® Bainbridge Tailoring Co. p R C. COX, Manager. ^ .5o A litter of Life ad feitb Read the following low prices Standard sheeting the lest grade Heavy Sea Island sheeting yard wide 4u Cotton Flannel - r, e Good bed tick 5c Heavy unbleached drilling...... 5u Good Outings 4|(U Mens dotthlo ,est heavy cotton flannel drawers 25c Mens Cotton flannel drawers good 15c Ladies heavy ribbed undershirts. .25c Ladies geed ridded undershirts.. 15c i Best gr Ronstc Lev Best rubbed sage 10c j 10 Large nut megs | 2 ib package Oat meal 10c 2 Bars Polo soap -5c| Together with a large stock of j eneral Merchandise, Which we would be glad- to have vou call and see at, It is often whether yon have your prescriptions filled promptly and accurately, , Wo mate© a Specialty Qt Our Prescription ’ Department And Physicians n ok \ ' ■ Pi ,-,/v, v„4i And fazrily rAeiopo i f, finedttaJSf t.verii.t{-s i2!»| it 4 tresh drugs, and in the most careful. ■mM Mm and es manner. r«tvic<! pjompt jmri Take*a free iide w h us next Frida;. Parley’s Department Store. BAINBRIDGE, GA. ! Our chart’es are reasonable raid our jobligiDg at all times. $ [ M, e. also carry a complete stock of Patent and proprietary Medicines, Fancv toilet Articles, druggist Sundries Eto. Which we will j/l » cheap a, they can be bought a: ywhero OAK CITY SKBB 60., Bainbridge, Georgia*