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LOCAL AFFAIRS ] J. A. Hiving* of J*kin wu regis tered at the Bon Air Tuesday. Col. 8. Bennet of Camilla spent this week in the oily on business. Mr. Harry Arnold has been eleot- ed coach of (be basket ball team. Mrs. E. B. Wbilohard of Albany is the guest ot relatives in this city. Mrs. M. B. Blasingame of Thom* asville visited Mrs, A. L. Townsend this week. Marshall 8cott left Wednesday to visit relatives in Rome, his former home. H6 will be gone about two weeks. Mr. and Mrs. W. 8. Love, ol Quin ey, were registered at the Wainman this week. J. J. Taylor returned Monday from a week’s visit to bis family in Charleston, 8. C. Misses Rubv and Ruth Whigbam, of Recovery, were in the city this week shopping. Mrs. Alvnn Goff and sister, Miss Thomas, of Attapulgus, spent Tues day in the city. Mrs. .T.[P. Dickenson of Dothan Ala. is visiting her son Mr. Ik C. Diokcnson. Edwin Cohen after a week’s stay in this city returned Tuesday to his home in Savannah. Miss Louise Bruton leaves next week for Hinson. Fla., where she will visit Miss Emmie Hiuson. Miss .Tone Munerlyn who has been visiting relatives in Macon re turned to her homo last week. Miss Anna Tonge will leave' in a few days for DeFuniao Springe where she will spend some time. J. S. B. Grossman, representing a Columbus firm, has been in the city this week displaying winter goodB and suits. Mrs. T. E. Thrower, of Atlanta, arrived in the city Wednesday and will spend the winter at the Bon Air Hotel. The Misses Nussbaum complimen ted the Basket (tall team with a straw ride and sugar boiling Tues day afternoon. Mrs. Alice Nixon and Miss Alice Brown, of Wnyoross, will arrive in tho city to speud some time with relatives. Geo. C. Stiles of Cartcrsville ar rived this week with a string of fine raco horses which he will quarter here for the winter. J. Turnor Kitten of Atlanta repre- seating the Pennsylvania Fire Insur ance Co. spent the week in the city in the interest of bis firm. AUCTION SALE OF HORSES and MULE! NOVEMBER 28th. 1903 CAPT. DEVERGES STABLE! BAINBRIDGE, GEORGIA. GRIFFITH & WEST HUNTER FURNITURE- CCL Successors to Hunter-Baggs Furniture Company. Home Splendid Bargains in Odds and Mr. and Mrs. J. O. Boyd, of Way^ cross, have arrived and will spend the winter in the city. Mr. Boyd is a prominent insurance mac. Herbert Harrell while coupling ours at the G. F. and A. shops ou Tuesday caught his arm iu the ma chinery and was painfully injured. . Vrof. A. F. Ware left this morn ing over tho Coast Line for a visit to Bainbridgc Ga. and Tallahassee Fla. —Albany Herald Nov. 16th. *■ -Which We Will Close Out Below Cost I* Mrs. C. Licntcnstadter and daugh ter Miss Rita left yesterday ou the Queen City for Apalachicola where they will spend six weeks. Whon they return they will go to bouse keeping iu the house now occupied by the Messrs Swindell. Two or three honest, energetic and intelligent men to work terri tory west of Thomasville. Can seoure good contract and advances. Jas, O. Boyd, District Manager, •Security Mutual Life Insurance Co., care of Searcli Light. Judge Spence will order an ad journed term of the Superior court to be held the first week in February to try civil busiuess which was run over from the present session on ac count of illness of attorneys, and to try criminal cases run over this week. - Our readers all ovei -. the county, whnare accustqmeil to pQg^e .oy,t&,to. Bainbridgv to spend Thanksgiving day are reminded that by mutual consent approximately every store in Baiubridge lias agreed to close doors on that day. They especially urge tbat those desiring to trade will oome the day before thanksgiving. See Our Remnants in Mattings. Heavy Stock Double Cane Bottom Chairs, cheap. Chii sets at cost. Window shades, regular price redui from 75c. to 50c. Jardiniers from 15c. to $2.25. Dining Tables, Bedroom Suits, Etc. We solicit the continued good will and patronag* of the public. Out aim shall be to please. Hunter Bon Air Block, Baidbridge, Georgia