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[local AFFAIRS. Mies Beard of Troy Ala. is tbe euest of Mr. and Mrs’ T. E. Throw- Donald Curry of Climax was in the oily the first of tbia week on bus iness. Frank Hamil of Jakin spent the week in the city the guest of rela* tives. Miss Agnes Leverettof Eatonton is spending the holidays with Mrs. T. H. Tiller. Willis McKown of Decatur is spending the holidays with friends in this city. John Butler of Blakely formerly with the Bainbridge State Bank was in the city Sunday. Mrs. M. C. Williams of Attapul* gas spent several days here the early part of this week. Tbe little brown iug may be re* sponsible for many little brown jags during the holidays. Mr. and Mrs. William Pray of Massachusetts are stopping at the Wainman for the winter. Mr. J. W. Ware leaves Saturday for Brunswick where he will spend several days with friends. C. M. Smith a prominent insur ance man of Thomasville was regis tered at the Bon Air Monday. Mr. McDonald of the J. P. Wil liams Co. of Savannah spent several days at the Wainman this week. Mr. and Mrs. Allen Ramsay left yesterday for Valdosta where they will spend the holidays with rela tives. Every one should go out to see the boys Xmas day when they play Pelham the winding up game of foot ball for this season. Mr. John Botts a traveling sales' man for the Jaokson Woolen Mills is spending the holidays with home folks in the oity. Mr.Carlton Bruton who has been attending school at Gordon Institute Barnesville returned Friday to spend the holidays with his parents. Miss Lizzie Lou Gray who has boon the attractive guest of Miss Al- lie Golden Cliette lor some weeks leturned Friday to her home in Waynesboro. Rev. J. T. Ryder and family will spend the holidays in Savannab with relatives, There will therefor# be no preaohing at the Methodist ohuich Sunday as usual. New Year will follow olosely upon the heels of Christmas, and the fel low who means to swear off after the festivities, may find a hard time ahead tapering off. UNDERWOOD TYPEWRITER." THE VISIBLE WRITER Tabulator Fiee of Charge. IE 3 . ID. BICH, BAINBRIDGE, GA. Traveling Representative. Bainbrdge Grocery Go. ^—SPECIALTIES; Armour & Co.’s Capitola Flour, Line of Veribest Oconee River Canned Meats Mills Meal, and Provisions. AU kinds of Toys and Christinas Novelties. Bargains in Everything. The Goods must be sold, I Q enuine Texas S d Oats. Miss Mamie Erwin of Atlanta he guest of Miss Runa Patterson. Miss Erwin has visited Miss Patter son before and is quite popular with the youuger sooiety set of the oity Mr. Edwin Bates of Pelham spent the week in the city the guest of his father, Mr. Mark Bates. They left yesterday for Cuthbert to spend Christmas with Mrs. Telfair Wil liams. As will be observed by a perusal of our oolumns there has been some thing doing in matrimonial oireles lately; while tbe jingle in Ordinary Maxwell’s pocket attests the same thing. After one of the most successful terms in the history of the institu tion the Georgia Southern Military College closed Wednesday tor the Christmas holidays. The various teachers have gone to their respect ive homes ior tbe vacation and will return refreshed for tbe spring term. Hay, Grain and Everything in the Feed Line. Ask Us for Quotations. Mules and Horses FOB S-A.X Is I wish to announce to the people of Decatur County that I have opened a Sale Stable at Capt. Deverges Stable in Bainbridge and will keep on hand Mules and Horses all times. MY MOTTO: Quick Sales and Small Profits. Your Patronage Appreciated. D. C. HARE, Bainbridge Too Many Goods 0*at>T> RA c KE = T8T D| Prices cut to pieces for the month of Mr. Floyd says he is nearly going to give goods a from these prices you will think so Child's Cloak.. ujyJi.® 8 ’ T 9 a P«8.49;$ Men’s Shoes 98c Women’s Sunday Shoes 95c Men’s Brogan Shoes 98c Women’s Brogan Shoes 69c Men’s Suits $3.00, better for 2.98 BlSck Thibet Suits $ 5.7S Men’s Blue Flannel' Suits... 6.76 Clothing and Pants at any price. 5 papers pins Sc. 5 paper needlers 6c 24 sheets note paper • So 24 envelopes 5c Men’s Hats 26c. Boys’ Hats lfiol * Spoom Thread MSet Knives and Forki"' Good Corset 24c[IGood Bugs ks Good Umbrella 43cl‘Towels oheap. Winter Underw™’^ Men'8 Overcoats Set Goblets..., Set Tumblers . S a n te buttons 1 All Calicoes. '"I Set Plates. GET A POLICY IN THE Security Mutual All policies registered with the State of New York. Each policy bearing the signature of the State Superintendent of Insurance to the extent that he has received from the Company tbe requir ed reserve to guarantee the fulfillment of this contract. Thus making the great of New York yonr trustee and the State trustee of your widow and orphans. The Seourity Mutual has the greatest percentage of assets over its liabilities of any oompany doing business under the laws of the State of New York: the four so-called giants not exoepted.> This con stitutes true strength. Before taking out a policy see me about it or write me; am in position to give you easy terms on your first annual payment. JAB. O. BOYD, District Manager, BAIN BRIDGE, - GEORGIA. Married on the 10th instant at the Ordinary’s office this city, Mr. T. J. Spooner of the west side to Mrs. M. V. Harrell. Mr. Spooner is one of the prosperous farmers of Rook Fond distriot and he is being congratulated upon his marriage. The Search Light joins In these oongratnlations. tn (Houdj with the leading designers in the country is what en ables me to exhibit some thing new every day. Star Attrartib? .Stall / Httriw I invite you to call and convince yourself. My patrons shall have the ad vantage of my years of experience in the millinery line. Remember the place to trade is at my store corner Bon Air Block, Broad and West Streets. IHra. 01. i.Hryuulba. J* M. Floyd’s New York Racket ; BAINBRIDGE. GEORGIA. 1 DIAMONDS FINEWATC CHRISTMAS 1903. This Happy Holiday Season is fast approaching. Hare you I the Gifts you wish to make ? 1 GOLD AND PLATED JEWELS We are receiving Suitable Arriolea every day and hope to haveti ure of your frequent visits to our Store, SILVER NOVELTIES. If you are out of town writo us and be assured of our prompt and t GOLD * AND * SILVER DANES A UMBRELLAS Our mail and express business is very large and we hope to : RICH * OUT * BLASS. SWAN FOUNTAINS *» •* We sell only the BEST, but at Reasonable Profit*. J. I. SUBERS, JEWELER, BAINBRIDGE, GA. CLOCKS. fine LAI Photogaphs Of Self or Children Makes a Nice Xmas Pres Come early so that they can be finished! We are prepared to 20 any where and makei groups. Why not have a Photo made of -STOTTXS XXOTJSEj Oak m City % Studioj BAINBRIDGE, GEORGIA. J. R. Andersoi NEW DRUG STORE The small charge of 35o. and 20c. has been made for tbe football game wbioh will insure a large crowd be ing present. Tbe grand stand will be free. Has recently opened up in Whigham. Drugs and Medicines all New AND Stationery, Perfumes Etc. Especial Attention Given to Compounding Prespp Your Patronage Solicited. Very Truly, T- WHIGHAM, GEORGIA.