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NUMBER 39.
BA1NBRIDQE, DECATUR COUNTY. GEORGIA, FRIDAY. JULY 29, 1904,
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It. ■. OO .t MAN, Oen. Pea. A’gL
R. C. #N PIS, Csmmsrelal Ag*t
County Correspondence.
CLIMAX.
Napier is in Florida.
>a Donaleon left Sunday for
Powell went over to Bain-
i»y.
■'“lock transacted business
Tuesday.
Smallwood, ot Attapulgus,
Thursday.
Tralock, spent Sunday in
iting relatives.
to learn of Mrs. F. A.
of typhoid f eyer.
lflen Brown, of Oairo* is the
it of Miss Clyde Curry.
■lea Jackson, of Valdosta,
”thodist pulpit Sunday even-
MoCreef, of Leotohatohie,
«t her conain, Mre. 8. T.
than Herring aud-his pretty
“‘tie, visited Bain bridge
itonielB, of Concord, Fla.,
tew days with her aister,
letcher.
Windham, of Ozark, Ala.,
It of the week, in Climax,
Wends. ■■■ ’
u “fry returned Tuesday,
I one or two weeka very
“ombridge.
*«<>< '»h° nas been vis-
“Jf of Mr. D. B. Carry, left
™ “ome iu Cairo,
i Lurry returned Wednee-
_ «ttended visit to her aunt.
I ttof WawkinsviUe, Oa.
A - Averitt, of Fowi-
-“'ough here Wednesday
G &-> where they will
®* kter ' Mm. J. B. Roberts.
^ of l Jr.and Mrs. William
8^ to learn that their
tuit* teeu ver P «ck for
oofs, is improving.
5*** Atl »nta, form-
o£ WiUow
E^;od m Fieri^paas-
8hs ndly en route to
h"yi iC ° 0mpi * m0d by
Mr. J. H. Brand, superintendent of
transportation, Mr. T. 8. Tutwiler, cipef
engineer, Savannah, and Mr. 8. B. Ben
nett. train master of the Atlantio Coast
Line. Montgomery, spent several houre
in Climax Thursday.
Miss Luoy Carter entertained a few of
her friends Friday evening last with an
art party. Mr. James Stimson won the
prize for the best drawing; some of the
piotures were very comical and pleasing,
especially the one which was drawn by
Paul Trulook. Miss Carter is unusually
agreeable as a hoste-s, understanding
that ail important art of entertaining to
perfection, and a. she is one of the most
lovely young ladies in town, her guests
have the best of times.
MARRIAGE VOID
GkOROIa—Decatur County:
Maria Bordets > Petition to have
ys. > marriage declared
Shadrack Borders.j void, and have same
get aside.
The defendant Shadrack Borders, is
hereby required, in person or by attor
ney to be and appear at the next Supe
rior Court to be held in and for said
County of Decatur, on the Tuesday after
thsvecond Monday in November, next,
then and! there to answer the plaintiff*,
complaint, as in default . thereof the
Court will proceed a* to justice shall
appertain.
Witness the,Honorable W. N. Spenco,
Judge of said Court, this 16th day of
July, 1904. _ L
(j, W. WlMBKBfilY, Clerk.
Slow Bat Sure.
It will be remembered that last
year when the negro murderer,
Bill Granc, was arrested and lodg-
ed in jail in this city a riot almost
occurred and the local rfiilitary
company was called out to guard
tne jail and to protect the negro
from the mob which collected to
lynch him. Company I guarded
the jail a portion of one day and
one. entire night, thus defeating
the intentions of those who wished
to forestall justice.
It seems that military law pro
vides that such service should
receive extra pay. This happened
about a year ago. During the first
of this week the money due these
soldiers was forwarded to an offi
cer of this city and distributed
among the men. The sums were
small, ranging from $i to £$. It
is probable that tne military com
pany had forgotten both the oc
currence and the money due, but
/'it. was better late than never”
Auction Sale of Watches
and Clocks.
Beginning first Saturday iu October,
1904, and eaoh Saturday thereafter, on
East side of Old Court House Square,
during usual hours of sale, will be sold
at public outcry to highest bidder, all
the old Watches and Clocks that I have
had ou hand for twelve months or
longer, Said sale for the purpose of
paying charges for repairs. Terms Cash.
J. I. SUBEK8.
Some rare bargains will be offered.
Stenographic work solicited. 8»t-
iafaotion guaranteed. Phone TO.
PaULix* EL 8ka*t
and was doutoUshf Tnore-ritpRirepi*
ted because unexpected. The in
stance goes to prove that the
“mills of the law grind slow but
sure.”
Cettoa Opening.
Mr. Mid Powell brought os in a
flue sample of early ootton last
week. The sulk contained four
open bolls of fleecy white ootton.
Mr. Powell raised the cotton on hit
fine planution jost out of town end
expects to make an unusually large
crop this season.
Ii is very evident that the boll
weevil has not reaohed South Geor
gia yet, or at least not this section,
tor the sample on onr table u free
from blemish, as perfect a aample of
the snowy staple aa can be found
anywhere.
Dastardly Murder in Thomas.
Early Sunday morning while
Mr. and Mrs. L. R. Snipes were
asleep in bed at their home 16
miles North of Thomasville, near
Meigs, a pistol was fired through
the window, presumably at Mr,
Snipes, but the ball took effect in
Mrs. Snipes. It penetrated one
lung and one kidney and lodged in
the woman’s back and caused her
death a day later.
Three boys about twenty years
old ehch, are in the Thomasville
jail charged with the murder.
Soon after the shooting Sheriff
Hight took dogs to the scene ot
the shooting and they soon struck
a trail that led to the Tindall home
not far away, where the sheriff
found and arrested Morgan and
Arch Tindall and Matthew Thom-
The evidence against the boys
is circumstantial, but seems to
point strongly to the guilt of at
least one ot tbe three. Clay from
a freshly dug well near tbe window
through which tbe shooting was
tfohe'at the Snipes house showed
tracks and the same tracks led
through a plowed field towards tbe
Tindall home. When tbe boys
found fitting the tracks, and on
them was sticking some of the
same clay from the Snipes well
Recently it appears that Arch
Tindall wrote an insulting note to
severely abused him. This is as
signed as the motive, and it is in
ferred the shot was intended for
Snipes. Mrs. Snipes was a highly
respected woman and leaves a
large family of little children.
FOR RENT.—Two bosses on
West Street. Apply to
T. C. WiiiuiK.
CALL on
JOHNSON BROS.
for all kinds of
Draying-
New Teams,
CUV SHAVING mi
First-class iu Every Regpc
Shave loc. Hair Cut 3$
Latest Improvements.
Clean Towels + Sharp It
Good Service.
Next door to Post Office
Q. A. JACQUES, Pro]
Semmsr Excersiee (Utss,
From June 1st, vis Osatr
Georgia Railway Oo., to 8epw
80ib, round trip tiokete will be
to Summer Resorts at greatly r*
rate*, dual limit of tickets Ou
81, 1904. ^
For further information ap|
your nearest ticket agent.
Notice.
All persons are hereby war
not to pick up, sell or other*
dispose of our Cypress Logs
the Ftint river nor to a!
change or deface our brand
same. All persons are also wa
ed not »o buy any of our logs.
The Cypress Lumber Q
Apalachicola, 1
Cheap Rates to St. Lead
Special round trip rates to I
account Louisiana Exposition
to Ijjfov. 80th.i Tha G. F. A A.
special round trip rates to S
date of sale bsgiu April 80
round trip rate from Baiabridg
tickets 885,45; 60 day ticket* |
day tickets 884.35.
• Notice.
All persons are notif
harbor or to hire Cal
wbo left home June zg
will prosecute any bod;
or harbors the said Cs
J. h
The meat cutters are entitle!
another strike—having had -«
two so far.
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