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CHAUTAUOUA IS
MONEY TO LEND
On improved Farm Lands in Decatur and Gadsden
Counties. On five or ton vears time. Can be paid back
in annual installments if desired.
Address for terms and particulars
R. G. HARTSFIELD, Attorney At Law,
Balnbridge, Ga.
BUSINESS IS FINE!
Stop.' that eye
strain before
its too late. I’ll
fit you perfect
ly and for less
I must leave for home about
March 1st, will be away all mrvnpv
of thirty days. U1UUCV.
Dr. J. P. Parks
Eyesight Specialist at Willis Drug Co.
IJIciiiiliiitss a Great Virtue
Let us furnish your office or store
with clean towels
Only $1.00 Per Month.
We furnish the rack and towels.
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DIXIE STEM LAUNDRY
BAINDRIDGE, GEORGIA.
g Good For 25 Votes
This coupon is good for 2& votes for any candidate
whose name Is written on it. DO NOT FOLD COU
PONS. Trim them off neatly and pack them flat.
Anybody can clip these votes from the paper and vote
them for their favorite.
Name of Candidate
JB? Address
Costs Nothing to Vote.-—Void After Feb. 26.
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Womans Club Will Have
Three Big Days Season
Tickets On Sale Within
Few Days.
Thursday, Friday, and Satur
day, March 9, 10, 11, that is the
date of the Bainbridge Chautau
qua to be held by the Womans
Club of this city. A contract
with the Radcliff Chautauqua
bureau to furnish the program
for the three big days has been
signed. A program of events
“worth while” will be offered.
In bringing the first Chautau
qua to Bainbridge the Womans
Club hopes to lay the foundation
for an annual chautauqua. No
expense will be spared to make
the first annual chautauqua a
signal success. Bainbridge and
the sourrounding territory de
serves good clean educational
amusement such as the First
Chautauqua will furnish.
The program for the three
days will be made up of three
seper&te sessions. Featurelnum-
bers will be furnished the morn
ing, in the afternoon and again
in the evening. The afternoon
and evening programs will be
furnished by the Chautauqua
bureau. The morning program
■will be arranged by the local as
sociation and will consist of
J features calculated to draw large
| audiences from this city and the
adjacent territory.
Season tickets for the entire
chautauqua will be placed on sale
shortly. They sell for $1.50 and
are good for the entire three
days, or the nine enter tainments.
These tickets will be placed on
sale in the near future by the
ladies in charge of the ^program.
The Womans Club is to b<;
Congratulated on starting such &
warthy move for the oily. An
annual chautauqua will. bft.pleas
ing of the year for Bainbrjdge.
TO ALL whom it may
CONCERNED
Notice is hereby given that applies
tion will be mude to the Court of De
calur county, Georgia, at the regular
March term, 101S, for leave to sell
the lands belonging to Mattie Lou
Ella, .ludson and Ituby Yawn, con
sisting of a three-fourth undivided in
terest in a one-fourth undivided inter
est in the South half of lot of land No
1, in the 2lst, district, of l>ecalur
county, Georgia. T’his 8th day of
February, 1916.
B. It. Yuwn, Guardian
for Mattie, Judson and Kuby Yawn
In casting your ballot
be sure and see that the
name Wiley M. Griffin is
on the list for Tax Receiv
er. lie needs and will ap
preciate the job.
Subscribe for The Post-Search
Light.
MILLS SAYS:-
When you think of Drugs or anything you might w\nt
from 8t drug store you think of
“MILLS”
—IPs Natural
We hfcve replenished our stock with pure fresh drugs
and dire In position to FILL YOUR PRESCRIPTIONS &nd
teike cexre of your regular drug store v*nts. If ve hfcve’nt
what you want ve will get It for you. Thixt Is just hov
much We Appreciate Your Business
MILLS PHARMACY
H. Q. Wilson of Brinson was
among the farmers in the city a
short while last Saturday.
Mr. Jospeh Curry of Climax
was in the city a short while
Saturday on business.
In casting your ballot
be sure and see that the
name Wiley M. Griffin is
on the list for Tax Receiv
er. He needs and will ap
preciate the job.
Mr. C. M. Mock of the Spring
Creek section was in town Mon
day a short while.
Dont kill your wife—Let us
do your dirty work. Dixie Steam
Laundry.
Dont. kill your wife—Let us do
your dirty work. |Dixi Steam
Laundry.
Few men have worked
harder than Wiley Griffin
in this race and he de
serves your careful con
sideration. Vote for him.
He will appreciate the
Tax Receivers job.
Have you noticed that Mr. J.
M. Adams is walking about the
streets lately? He says Globe
Tonic did it. Ask him about it.
“Messrs. Mills and Milton en
tertained the Junior Aid Society
on Thursday afternoon. This
was one of the most enjoyable
events of the week and the party
was highly pleased with the at
tention shown them by the enter
prising firm.
Biggest, Busiest, Best Laundry
in South West Ga. Dixie Steam
Laundry.
Mr. Jim Smith is wearing the
biggest broadest smile of any
man in the north end of the
town. A big boy made appear
ance for permanent residence
last Friday and now the genial
butcher-man is becoming interest
ed in blue-back spellers and base
ball bats. The youngster is doing
splendidly.
If it is laundry, send it where
linen last. Dixie Steam Laundry.
Few men have worked
harder than Wiley Griffin
in this race and he de
serves your careful con
sideration. Vote for him.
He will appreciate the Tax
Receivers job.
The Pelham and Bainbridge
Boys will play a basket-ball game
Friday afternoon at; 3:30. The
game is expected to be a warm
one.
Vote for Wiley Griffin
for Tax Receiver. He is a
Decatur'county boy, one
armed but competent and
deserving. He will appre
ciate your support.
Wile> Griffin wants
your vote for Tax Receiver.
He will appreciate it and
long remember your con
sideration. He is a needy
son of old Decatur and
competent to fill the job.
Mr. L. F. Patterson has re
turned from a business trip tQ_
Macon.
VOTE FOR TUCKER:
He is thoroughly capable
and possesses every qual
ity of mind and heart to
inspire your confidence.
If it is laundry, send it where
linen last. Dixie Steam Laundry.
Send us your order for
North Carolina Seed Pea-
nufs, Seed Irish potatoes
and feed stuffs at whole
sale prices. Ralph R.
Belcher Wholesale, Groc
er, Belcher Block.
TWO DEATHS
TUESDAY NIGHT
Bainbridge lost two good and
respected citizens Tuesday night.
Mr. E. H. Daniels and Mr. Funder
burk. Both of the gentlemen
were aged and had been in the
county for years. Mr. Daniels
had only recently recovered from
a spell of typhoid fever and Mr.
Funderburk has been ill for
several weeks.
The age of the citizens was
against them both in their battles
against diseased and illness and
Wednesday morning the town
mourned the loss of two of her
best old men and citizens.
Mr. Funderburk was the father
of Mr. Horace Funderburk, who
has been with the Callahan
Grocery Company for a number
of years and a young man that
has won many friends that sym
pathise with him in his sad hour.
He had done all that any man
could do to save for himself and
family the life that was so dear
to him and his friends feel deeply
for him. For several weeks past
his father has been gradually
wasting away and giving down
under his ailments.
Both of these good men were
older citizens of this county and
their friends will furnish the
Post-Searchlight with befitting
tributes to them in a few days.
They labored well among the
people that they knew and loved
as neighbors and as friends.
NOTICE
1’. S. I'ost, office Building, Bain
bridge, Gu., Offiiee of Custodian, Feb
ruary 14th, 1910. .
Sealed proposals will be received at
tiiis building until 2 o’clock p. m. Feb.
28, 1916, and then opened, for furnish
ing electric current, water, ice, and
miscellaneous supplies, and washing
towels during the fiscal year ending
June 80, 1917. Sealed proposals will
also be received until 2 o’clock p. m.
April 21,rl916, and then opened, for
2-i tons bituminous coal. The right to
reject any and all bids is reserved by
the Treasury Department.
Jas. M. Scott, Custodian.
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CALLAHAN BVILDING
"Ask Your Doctor"
Bainbridge, Ga.
COLDS & LaGRIPPE
5 or 6 doses 668 will break
any case of Chills & Fever, Cold*
1 & LaGrippe; it acts, on the liver
better than Calomel and does not
gripe or sicken. - Price 25c.
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Tax Rounds
I will be at the following places on dates given below
for the purpose of Receiving State and County Tax Returns
for the year 1916.
First Round
Eldorendo Mon..
Brinson Wed..
Rock Pond Thurs
Spring Creek Friday
Kendrick Saturday
Donalsonville .• Mon. p. m.
Steam Mill Tuesday
Donalsonville Wed. a. m.
Iron City Wed! p. m.8th, and Thurs. a. m.
Bainbridge Saturday
Recovery Tues.
i Faceville Wed. a. m.
Bettstown Wed. p. m.
1 Fowlstown Thurs.
. Climax .. Friday
Attapulgus Monday
Johnson’s Store Tues. a. m.
Bell (at Bird’s Store) Tues. p. m.
Belcher Ihurs.
Parker Friday /
Second Round
....Feb.
— Mar.
Donalsonville
...27
Steam Mill, at Court House
Tues.
...28
...29
...31
Lynn Station
Brinson
... 1
Recovery ,
< «
... 4
Faceville
14
... 5
Fowlstown
« <
... 6
Climax
.. 7
Attapulgus
...10
Bell
.. .11
Belcher
<4
...13
Parker
...14
Rock Pond
....17
Spring Creek
...18
Kendrick
. .. Wed.
...19
I will be in Bainbridge the last two weeks in
a .pri!.
The
Tax Books will close May 1st.
T. J. JACKSON, T.
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T _ and Bad Colds are caused by germs.
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