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0I.^ C >K ^) A L AFFAIRS and the o hirpiug j<£^> 50< is King Chriem* 8 ' „ rS Toy". T<’V 8 at ° y T „e Racket Stork. E Frye family have totlie Bivings cottage ou ecF JgtlI j. letter from Iron City omitted from thin issue on (ft lack of space. coming, the Economy Grocer, ami will be deliver- tGo holidays. c Ghctt is erecting a hand- cottage on west Water i d Mr s. Bob Halstead are -vera bran new baby at e in this city. de r 8 ta.ul that work on the t house will be started short- lie Christmas holidays, ut for them, will be deliver- liolnlays and make the »r happy. Economy Kitoli r. crowds are expected in the Monday and Tuesday,* the ys immediately preceding i. ci* at the Fair Grounds was j from last Saturday account of the -veilin'’ itil ni\- a question of time very family will have an s Kileiieu Grocer. We are l j standard household arti- juld, sells another. d near Boyettville on Dee. G. 1).Cowart to Miss Emma , Rev, W. L. Culpepper of- 1 he Search-Light wafts filiations. T. Dalfiu of Thoniasville is k at tins Bon Air Hotel in Mr. Baffin lias had suveral terielioe in the hotel business no doubt prove an efficient i new capacity. I Mrtc W. Ii. Gassettof EG Ga.. have moved to this city topping with the family of t. Bowen. Mr. Gassett has p a general merchandise i the store recently vacat- . II. B. Brockett near the ts. 1 Mrs. Allen Ramsey are tbs'i.oiigratulations of their ■mis and it’s all because of alul a fine baby l<oy at heir home. It is said that fellow will make a fine ’ some day when an “h” has aged to “b”. inomy Kitchen Grocer will eslicing the first of the year continue to do so for many man makes up Ins mind to emany good resolutions on 'Ly- How many continue Ike Grocer, until they Mr. A. M. Chester of Climax disv triet was quietly married on Dee. 13t.h to Mrs. Martha M, Williams of the western portion of the county, Hev. E. D. Ivey officiating, Mr. Chester is well known in the county having been m the race for eouuty treasurer during the last democratic primary, lhe bride is the widow of the late Stopheu Williams deceased. Statistics show that three sewing machines have been sold on an aver age to each family in the United States. What is the reaRou one Gro cer cant be sold to each family. The Grocer is used ofteuer than the ma chine and saves more in the long run, and does not cost near so much, Mr. J. M. Mills who has been charge of the local race horses for the past season, will leave in a few days for his home in West Point In diana. He will probably return about the middle of Febuary with a ear load of standard bred horses and racers. Mr. Mills has made many friends in Bambridge during Ins stay here. The fall session of the Georgia Southern Military College closed yesterday for the holidays after a most successful term. With one or two exceptions the members, of the faculty will spend Christmas'at their respective homes, returning January 1st to re assume their duties here. Sheriff Ford ham was called to- Fowltown last Saturday night to ar rest a negro man who had become enraged and cut a mule’s throat kill ing him instantly. The negro made good his escape and has not been ar rested. Mr. Frank llobia Graham of this city yesterday received a telegram from Judge Spence announcing Ins successful examination fur license to practice law. Mr. Graham stood the examination one day last week and it is gratifying to Ins friends to know that ho made a highly creditable showing. He will practice law at the Bambridge bar. The Christmas market conducted in one of the Graves stores on corner Broad and Troup streets, has been a success financially, socially and otherwise. About $150.00 has been realized from the sales and ibis amount will fie directed toward the the completion pf the Presbyterian church, The ladies desire to thank all those who have so freely contrib uted to the success of the venture. lion. Chas. A. Munroe was in the city Wednesday entente home from Atlanta where lie has been attending the legislative session. From his oouyersation we understand that all probability lie will be ill the race for State senator before the next pri mary. This will make three probas ble entries, as Hon. B. B. Bower Jr,, and Col. Jno. D. Harrell are already considered in the race. Mr. Munroe thinks his chances good in case he decides to enter the contest. The marriage of Miss Nina Beach, of Columbia, Ala, to Mr. Thomas L. Atchison of Virginia, was solemn ized at Columbia on Tlmisday, 19th instant, at 9 o’clock p. m. Misses Madge Morgan and Ethel Fleming, ! of this eitv were in attendance. Miss He little fellow died j Beach will be pleasantly remembered a "d the iiiten mei.t! as having visited in this city several llll ‘ s 'i iy at (Jorriuth church, times. Sue in a daughter of Mr. 11 1 eceiveil by friends in thi 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 have made a great hit with our line of overcoats. Our $8.oo men’s grey cheviot 1 gees at $6,oo. Men’s brown kersey coats mar ket $6.00 great value at that go at 0-tr tin t of un da rwear cant be excelled, gill colors and light and medium weights to the heaviest that Is made. 3Price per suit ... • • J/to J J. Our 2/eektvear 'Is the a 'k of . yi ^.5/As town, every shape and color, imperial i-A vAassots, plain assets, four-in-h n h, w'a deers> puffs, tack scarfs, bound boivsc and, shield bows • 1 25c, 50a end J/. 00 t Our. line 6f shoes are the best that money L can lug, 20c handle Jffanzn <£ Son fine | shoes, Our foot gloves S3, 50 and 24 shoes are the swollest ever shown in 33 a Ir.brldgc, 2lfe have a lino of bogs Union suits 25c to 60s. Sec us for 6VSji}2/UJfS2JSgou wear, Toole Bros., • Men’s Outfitters. '(■RINCETON'EKKSuit wirr |x - U. W. Williams of re sympathies of UVer if'-' death of their ow 1 teach T“te pi manners and splendid j attainments. i Just because you see another man j making money,, dont let that discour age you Because you see all the M. Beach, of Columbia and a woman " w lEu Prof. W. B. Mer- j of |B«asi "id be in the race ' le s,;l '°ul Commissioner’ ’• Merritt bus conducted "1 tuis city on several ,ll "i ' s " opular among 1 people buying Kitchen Grocers, dont let that worry you. A man can make money and at the same time buy Grocers. The Grocer will save your groceries, and groceries ci st money. For Christmas fruits, fireworks, nuts and candies at rock bottom prices go to S.- pp Bros., B in o'i-igi. *' • tas ul the county. 0lUltll > U| v only Rate Con- Ml " 1 U0l "'t.v, was 111 town ll! * s SlJ hl Ins famous " higliam 1 o the town au- Tllat8 Enterprise 19th Owing to other pressing business engagements Mr, J. I> Subel'S has giv en up the management of tho Bain- bridtre Opera House and it has been leased by Messrs. J. P. Brown and Randolph Rnseell for tho term of five years. The first attraction un der the new direction was the suc cessful presentation. of “-Faust” by Hubert Labaiiie and bis troupe hero last Wednesday night. Messrs. Brown and Russell have secured an unusual number of fine attractions for the present season and they no* doubt will sustain the popularly of the Opera Hoi.se under Mr, Suiters' management. The assignment by the recent Methodist Conference of Rev. W. N. Ainsworth to the pastorale of Mulberry Street church 111 Alacbn was of much interest to the many friends here of tins eloquent divine. Mr. Ainsworth was for four ye.ars j pastor of the M. E. church here and j Mrs. Ainsworth is a daughter of Dr., and Mrs. Nicholson, of Auapnlgus,] in this county. Decatur county is not the onlyi county in the United States that bas h-night a car load of Kitchen Grocers.- We ""have shipped as high as five cat- loads in other counties, and still slnj - pl „g them in small Lots where we sold them years ago. That shows which way the wind is blowing. I11 an. altercation between Mr. J. D. Halstead ami Mr. H. B. Broraett both of tuis city, on Sat-urday night last, Mr. Halstead received several sliubt cuts though not serious. On Tuesday foil ming Ml. Brockett was bound over by Justice Tenge under ., $200 bond, to itnwscr a charge of assault and battery. The Search Light prints alf the Ml FOR CHIISTlMS LTOQ-- The best Whiskey and Hicks’s. Rum at For Christmas The best brandy and wind at Hicks’s where you can always bo sure of getting the right quality at the right price. T have just opened up anew brand of shorty that Keats ail the other wines on earth, cham pagne included. B. L, Hicks, The Low Price Druggist U d Poor MaiFs Friend. .... We are selling the stuff and sell ing it cheap if you don’t believe it, 1 ask your neighbor, he is buying from, us. I am taking his measure ndw.i f.or a amt. j Baiabridge ?3il r r5n£ Pq.J If you want Un W^cy lo!V", to save it, yp1 can save mon^y lotng all your trading at, Gurley’s 1 Department Store, Read Hid following tow p. jus: Standavd slicetiug the best grade, .$«* Heat y Sea Island sheeting yard wide . .‘ic t’otton Flannel Jjo Good bed tick Do Heavy unbleached tfTfiling 5 Good Outings........ 4.J* Mens dbnble I'eat l-.cavy cotton fianiitd drawers ,25c MeusOot^n flannel drawer^ ’ff'O'I •' ^ U. tdiob heavy ribbed tinders’ ’ „ a - Ladies geed r.dued unde ^j^ Best green coflee , •**■•••.. . Roast!-a coffee Arbn eklv’V.aud Lcvering’s j,,, Best rubbed sago, , 1*1 Large nut megs., .. 2 lb package tV.y TO eal ](),. 2 Bars PoUao&p 5( . 1 ogctbtfjyw.jth.a large stock of General Merchandise, Which \yc would.be.glad, to iia c, V. ju call and see at, Gurley’s Department . Store. 1 /rrrr'iDGF,