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me
. Is nre Hushed imfl silent;
Gtlir meadow steepeth,
vivemher ruses wax more pale
withered blossom on lhe
nethat slocpeth
i on her hair.
, m snowy raiment she lies
ildei'sniile hath parted sweat
™he narrow"suhbeam, like a
TnU'd brow and cheek.
„ a , fair, fair forehead no re-
srlef are dwelling.
* or disquiet do tile peaeeful
whoi wistful beauty seemed
■arts to be telling,
aketh, let me go."
aketh dear one, in its beams
lawaketh,
etit should close around us, dim
parr to the view; _ ,
should walk In darkness far
morning broaketh,
•for jou."
gain the Angel of Death
ded our ranks, calling to
ife one of our purest, no-
5, How we shall miss
face whose s.nile always
have in it something of
nee of Heaven itself!
hall miss that low mus-
hicb was only heard to
of love and praise, Al-
hearts are deeply
would not call our sis*
[or God in His wisdom
hingr, well. Though her
term'd a short volume,
deemed it perfect, closed
on its last page—“Well
(ul one, the mission I
is complete."
sorrowing loved ones we
—go to Him who
darkGethsemane, with
:art and torn. He un-
thy sorrow, and will
aim of His everlasting
thy broken heart, and
p thy sad broken life,
that Jesus, our loving
may so lead us that
died us from the labors
[ e may leave behind us,
,r sainted sister, a pers
le of love and good
with her be forever an
band in that kingdom of
lace and love. As a so-
■esolve,
hit we will cherish in
emory of our departed
J. P. Hines; and that
ice of her pure life shall
s a parting benediction,
to higher, nobler living.
That our deepest sym-
extended to her ”be-
I ones—especially to
husband and little
pray that her pure,
stian character will ever
a guiding star,, leading
-and where "farewells”
spoken.
hat a copy of this trib-
love and esteem be sent
our papers for puplica
: RS ' A. L. Townsend,
>s ' H. C. Allen,
* s J. N. Matthews,
Committee.
Hines; •
It has pleased God
ise providence, to take
idst our fri end and sis-
r. Hines. Be it there-
id,
tow in humble submis-
• Wlll > deling that he
y* well, and that our
>s her eternal gain;
e have lost a true and
Penn our church and
''tie angels rejoice to
that land of eternal
the board
: ' *‘ end t° Br ° Hines
Sympathy, and hums
t^od may sustain him
deenest gloom.
that a copy of , hese
family aTso' S a hed Br °
also a copy to
0cal Papers for publi
J; D. Wilson,
L. Goff,
Committee.
STAR
b ER SHOP,
F - T H0RNT0N,
^rietor.
b|i 'bt<i i$35'
Pwroers’ Institute
The Farmers Institute for the
eighth senatorial district will meet
in Bainbridge on Saturday Dec.
I2th. Hon. Hdrvie Jordan, Geor-
gia s great leader in agricultural
movements will preside at the
meeting and will deliver an in.
teresting and instructive address.
These institutes are being held
throughout the state, but ir. South
Georgia especially they areincreas
ing in popularity. Farming is one
of the important industries in this
section and without doubt the
meeting to be held in our city will
be largely attended.
Every business man studies the
rimes and keeps informed of the
improvements and changes in the
methods pertaining to his line of
trade. It is the duty of every pro
gressive farmer to do likewise. He
should take advantage of every op
portunity of gaining iuformation
valuable to his interests and these
farmers institutes were organized
for tlie-particular purpose of bene-
fitting those engaged in rgricul-
tural pursuits. “All thinking far
mers who wish to rise above the
methods of twenty years ago” de
sire to run their farms on a scien
tific and up-to-date basis and for
chis reason must prdfit by the
greater experience of those who
are thoroughly conversant with
such things.
The institute will be a great op
portunity for the people of this
district and the farmers from De
catur and surrounding counties are
specially invited to be present,
The meeting will convene at ten
o’clock and the topic for discus
sion during the morning session
will be “The marketing of our
farm products and commercial fer
tilizers,” Several of our local
speakers will tak on the subjects
pertaining to farm life and much
important and useful information
can be gleaned. It is very proba
ble that Mr. Cohn, Decatur's lead
ing tobacco grower will talk on
that line and every one interested
in tobacco raising can appreciate
the value of the knowledge he will
gain from such an address.
If the proper interest is taken
this institute will prove helpful
and beneficial to the farmers and
people in general. We bespeak
for the occasion a large attendance
and promise a pleasant and profit
able day.
Marriage at Iron City.
Sunday, November 15th, at the
Methodist church in Iron City,
Mr. Rob Raburn was married to
Miss Venu Adams, Rev. Mr.
Drake officiating. A good many
friends witnessed the ceremony
which was impressive.
The groom is a native ot North
Carolina but has been in the tur
pentine business near Iron City
for some time. The bride has
many friends in that vicinity
where she has been raised.
J. T. LANE,
IRON CITY, BA.
Beware
of
.Imitations!.
Headquarters for the
Catebratad Chattanooga Cam Mills,
ONE AND TWO
HORSE PLOWS,
• •
• •
AMERICAN FIELD
AND HOQ FENCE.
Wanted An Ear.
'*5 ,000 paid for Right Ear,
212 inches long, 1 1 4 inches
wide, with perfect curves and full
lobe. The ear may be from either
male or female, and must be from
a person in perfect health. Offers
by mail considered. Dr. A. L. Nel-
den, 13 East 29th street.”
The above notice we copy from
a recent issue of the New Yotk
Herald for the benefit of our read
ers. We find by sizing up the
ears in the Search Light office,
that they are all too large, which
we apprehend will apply to Bains
bridge—thus placing the prize be
yond the reach of our friends.
Wanted- To make a contract
with some reliable person for 1,000
oordi of tnt ligbtwood at once,
H, 0. Baocrtrr,
Bainbridge, 6a.
Ask
to...
See
Our
Attachment
in
Excelsior
Trusses.
It will
Please
You....
Besides carrying a complete line of the above goods, my line of
Dry Goods, Clothing:, Boots & Shoes,
Are Larger Than Ever.
Ladies’ Dnss Goods from 10 cents t^ft.oo per yard.
Ladii.-h Rea.l vo Wear Skirts from 75 cunts up
Boys’ Kn<-'
Hovs and V mtus :->uits from 75c. to $10 per suit.
Men's Si:::.- from §3 50 to $15 per suit.
'■■Pants, 5 to 15 years, from 25c. to ft per
I Youths’ Suits from 750. to £10 ner suit.
pair.
SHOES!
SHOES!!
I sell the famous BATTLE AXE SHOES. > Every pair sold
«th«GUARAN.hh' ami have a pair for very man, woman and
c !r d ' ,vm - bi’t'voon the wli.iil.ilmochce and Hint rivers; so you come
right along anil got them. I will also keep on hand during the syrup
season a suppiy of J r
CYPRESS BARRELS,
and will buy all the Svrup brought to this market and pay SPOT
LASH tor it. r
YOURS TRULY,
J. T. LANE,
Chattanooga Reversible
If you wear a
Truss don’t fail to
look over our stock
It is^complete and
up-to-date.
Oak City
Drug Co.
Bainbridge, Ga.
1003.
PLOWS “A GOI>’ AND A COMINV’
FOR BALE BY
A. J. MACDONALD
Bainbridge, Ga.
Union Battling Works.
T. I. THOMASON & SON; Props.
—MANUFACTURE—
All Kinds of— . .
Carbonated Beverages
—and T. ,
Areated Waters.
BAINBRIDGE, GA.
Ginger Ale and—
Seltzer Waters
Specialties.
PANACEA MINERAL SPRINGS,
Panacea, Fla., on the Gulf of Mexico.
-L-
Excellent mineral water cures all
forms o f indigestion and stnnvicb
affections. Situated among ihi
pines, pure salt breezes, a de
lightful place in > > bly and men
tal rest.
Salt and fresh water ffshing-crabs,
oysters, fish, etc. Pleasant and
splendid accommodations at rea
sonable rate.
Address, Mrs. K. McFarland
.Pahaasa, Fla.