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, in d nothing more.
_ fa ir Indy wore;
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piairttio®*
call at the bank.
Toy.' 1 . t°y S ’ ’ ' r
The Racket Stoke
blit’s Fool
House in
this
return
lt the Opera
nday »iS hl ic lb " ,r
ent.
fruits, fireworks,
at rock bottom
Sanr Bros.,
Bainbridge, Ga.
Belcher are
Christmas
id candies
o to
i Mr-. Bowen
al
of a fine j
Brough-|
over the amVi
at their home on
i y rs . Jas. Smith have the
icsot their friends in the
heir infant which died yes-
i t the home of Mrs. Smith’s
ear Til masville-
hn S. Lurmaii, who for 15
lin< Y ' the winters duties in ease of election.
The following from the Early!
County News is equally applicable
to Bainbndge merchants* “Many
new advertisers are lacking m nerve.
They won’t keep at it long enough.
(All the better tor the bull dog fel
lows who hang on.) The public is a
big thing, lt is hard to stir up. It
moves slowly sometimes, want to get
acquainted first. Likes to deal wuli
well known people. The only way
to get acquainted and become well
known is to keep on advertising. The
first investment may not pay at once,
but like the foundation of a house it
itf- necessary even if it is under
ground. When additional stories
appear the house is a landmark, and
not until then.”
The announcement through this
week’s Search Light of the with
drawal of Mr. John W. Callahan
from the Aldermauic race is a great
surprise to that popular gentleman’s
friends. Mr. Callahan, had he re>
mained in the race, would no doubt
have been elected as his name had
been placed on both tickets. The
withdrawal was occasioned by press
ing business matters which rendered
it impossible for him to attend his
<\s been sptin
(ridge, lias an
1 at the Wain mail
ned and
arris auction sale of lots
as scheduled for Wednesday
(finitely postponed on ac-
tbe shm attendance, Miv
ft Thursday morning for
Fa.
jo inlay night last at Apalacb
■a., Jack Carter, a negro niau.
jl and killed by Mr. Don
clerk on the steamer Brads
killing is said to have been
tense.
1) —An experience! mil
marge of an up-to-date
fl ist be able to furnish
S. Biuxsox,
Brinson, Ga.
this issue the attractive dis-
-f the Flint River Store hi.
This concern has one of
assortments of Christmas
the market in tins or
, An exchange says: “When we
for the i 00 i- „p 0n soule lovely scene in na
ture, combining the variety ot mead-
'lent ruhioribevs are remind- ow and stream, forest and plain, hill 1
re are in proper trim for and valley, sunlight and shadow, we
s turkey, and during the find them each and all to be consist
week we hope to see him roll ent with our idea of beauty. Yet
j each is different from the other, and
some are hi direct contrast. So
1 human 1 life there will ever be wide
j variations, but when each part is
harmony with the rest they form a
1 congruous and consistent whole,”
| Mr. A.. J. Macdonald the hustling
Hardware merchant who has been,
located for ihe past few months on
Water street, will move after Jan
uary 1st, into the old Harrell build
ing ue\t 'xOor to H. J. Bruton, where
lio ’will greatly enlarge his business.
In his new quarters he will continue
to give the people of Decatur county
the advantage of good goods at very
low prices.
The return of Rev, W F. Smith to
the pastorate of the Meihodislchureh
j Imre was welcome news to the mem
bers of his flock, a3 well as to his
many friends among the other de
nominations of the uitv. Mr. Smith
TOOLE BEOTHEES,
Men’s Outfitters.
Ready to wear specials all come
under our great December sale.
Our line of men’s and boys
clothing all consist of the very
best patterns and styles all new
and made to fit like a tailor made
garment. We havemadea great
hit with our line of overcoats.
Our $8.oo men’s grey cheviot
goes at $6.oo.
Men’s brown kersey coats mar
ket $6.oo great value at that go at $5,49.
Our lino of underwear cant bo excelled,
yhi colors and light and medium weights to
tho heaviest that is made. Series per suit
• . • < 1 Sl to 55>
Our Tfeokwoar is tho talk of
tho town, ovorg shape and color, imperial
ascois, plain ascots, four-in~^stnds, Windsors,
puffs, tack scarfs, bound bows* and Ishietd
bows . . 25c, 50 and $/, 00
Our lino of shoos are the best that money
can bug. We handle Jffanan <5c Son fine
shoes. Our foot gloves S3. 50 and S'f shoes
arc the swollest ever shown in 03 a inbridgo. We have a tine of bogs union
suits 25c io 60c. See ui for you wear.
Toole Bros., ■
Men’s Outfitters.
TKb’L
TmNCCTON'SrtSuii)
you
wns ami it would pay
‘ tii.s stock. See ad.
1 Cox, the genial boss of
l;t e.amp of the Chattalioo-
Iwr Company at Donalson-
I, 1 the city Thursday after
ot convlets, among them
ngton, the horse thief who
here some ten days ago.
II. Sparks shows exhibited
luesday morning and
"ns fairly well attended,
immces were pleasing to
'"“l 10 1' the money tl e
"sure accepted as one of'
Hff' 1 ' I h 0 id 8 the esteem and confidence of
the people of Bainbridge and they
could not have been bettei pleased
than at his return.
Mr. Win- Solioelles was called by
telegram Saturday last to Apalachi
cola where his sister Mrs. Lizzie
Wathen died on Friday evening at 4
o’clock. In his affliction Mr. School-
les has the sympathies of the many
friends he has made since corning to
Bainbridge some months age.
Miss Lula May Holder entertained
at cards Wednesday evening last in
honor of her guest, Miss Emma Har
vey of Auburn Ala. The affair was I
pronounced one of the most pleasant j
that, have occurred this season in
Photographs!
—For—
Xmas Presents.
Your friends will like your pie*
tnro for an Xmas Present.
THE
OAK
CITY
STUDIO
Will have in
NEW STYLES
Especially
FOR MTM1S
1TCG-.
The best
Whiskey and
Hicks’s.
Hum at
wil
your
have
to he
n the
nn "y °f our citizens
t!) tl|e Fair Gro md i, this I Bainbridge.
jvenii.g, to witness a J I) 0 not make a purchase of
-- icueen Mr. C. S. Lhnstmas pvesents until yon
•°isc an! one owned by j visited the Christmas Market
>*• rv
. | corner of Troupe and broad street.
t on,-'? , 1 U < M is \ Remember dates Dee. 17-18-19..
i u* Latent medicine ad-J
’ ll "’ "’ill he dropped as ! Quite a number of tourists are here
H esent contract expires, j to spend the winter. They will n<
doubt he pleased both as to the cli
mate here an I the treatment of our
people.
The Christmas market in Graves
r izi* r, of Cairo,' store Dec. 17-18-19. Under direu-
til a few days tion of the.ladies of the Presbyterian
‘ ‘‘“l died on Monday church. Reniemb<-v it.
,l - a young | aVl v „_ p
'l.v, ami was" Heid i H The encouraging news of Mr. big
ta > bv all « I... L,' ", • Nussbam’s improved condition will
‘ W,. i,™ be received gladly here. Wet,-,,..
,na U-u 01 . ,e * rbat hs will continue io improve,
firnnius year8
iay to " slopped Ifthere’s any place warger than
i'. 1 ' 1 ^' ? ' r °iina Bainbridge politics, I dent want to
■ s Enterprise, g0 there, do you?
For Christmas
COCKING
The b*?3t brandy and wine at
Hicka’s where y<>« can a iwavs be
j sure of getting the right quality at
' the. right price. I have just opened
up a new brand of sherry that heats
all the other wpies on earth, cham
pagne included.
R. L, Hicks,
The Low Price Druggist and
Poor Man’s Friend. ...
Work. Don’t wait until tho last
minute to get your pictures made.
Oak City Studio.
BAINBRIDGE, GA.
' 1 lu IH '»8 without .
I'inu *■ * U f l,U ' lu ' , ' t -‘ tis ity <T
, !’ lU ‘"t medioii e
r ' lll e headlines. • ,
F Krizhr,
AN OPEN LETTER,
STATE OF GEORGIA.
Office op T. B. Maxwell. i'iminaRy
Decatur County.
G7.EXADA DKLO COMPANY.
Bainbridge. Ga.,
Gentlemen: Four applications of
Pike’s Tetter Remedy cured a had caj-e
of letter which I had m ffered with for
seme time on my foot, after trying va
rious so-called tetter c ues.
Yours Trnlv.
V. B. Maxwell.
The above testimonial speaks for it-
i elf
itive guarantee. A cure or j
box
The Tetter Remedy is sold on a
positive guarantee. A cure or your
money back. Price 50 cents
Manufactured only by the Grenada
Drug Company, Bainbridge, Ga.
We are selling the stuff and sell
ing it cheap if you don’t believe
ask your neighbor, he is buvin^from
us. I am taking his measure uow
for a suit.
Bainbricg) Tailoring Co,,
Bainbridge, Ga
The Graves, Stores will be beaut «
It you want to make money learn
to save It,. yQ.1 can save money by’
doing all y our trading at, ,
Gurley’s j
Department
Store.
Read the following low prices:
Standard sheeting the best grade. .5 0
Heavy Sea Island sheeting
yard wide ^
Cotton Flannel... g-.
Good bed tick «
Heavy unbleached drilling
Good Outings
Mens double seat heavy cotton
flannel drawers 2fij..
Mens Cotton flannel drawers.
Rood ^
Ladies heavy ribbed undershirt^ "
Ladies geed ridded undershirt’
Best green eoflee ' ’
Roasted coffee Arbu^'and '
Levering’s
l-iest rubbed sage, ’ “ L,t
19 Large nut megs
2 I'* package Oat meal!! .*!.’!
2 Bars Polo soap ^
Togethar with a large , 10el
General Merchandise
"i Gurley’s
Department
Store.
bainbridge, ga.