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thefan ^M’s l "heaviest'layers. 1£S t « Bainbridge, * s S.S l S» D »I C KXS Georgia. Will a „?t a bargain lor cash, or give terms.to a responsi- mrtv. Address . JJSESi Light, Bainbridge. quick SALE—Hupmobile q oQ( j Condition, y^cr Car Good Condition, Sgof ^Address Hupmobile. Care this paper. For Sale 10.000 pounds of Bar- id-Wire. Cheap for Cash J. b. l0 mas. Phone 75 u? SALE—Eggs for hatching tom Pri ze Winning Barred Rm'ks $1.00 per setting, ^ Mrs O. P. Williams, Route 1, Bainbridge, Ga. OR SALE-I can furnishiaJim- fed quality of Thorough Bred Barred Plymouth Rock Eggs for hatching purposes for 81.00 for fifteen eggs, F. O- B, Iron City, Ga, , . , Mrs. I. Strickland. 1R SALE—Cheap. Two good Standard Oil Co. JST-Gold Tie Clasp, with ini tials C.E. T. Finder return to C.E: Thaxton at Windsor Hotel and receive reward. )R SALE-Office desks, Type writer desks, electric fixtures, : our floor show cases, also jtock of jewelry, big bargain, must be sold at once. S. Selka, Jeweler. ANTED-Position as sawyer, have five years experience, write Allen Rich, R. F. D. No. 1, Bainbridge, Ga. TICE—Only ten more days to juy jewelry, silver ware, etc., at a sacrifice, you had better :ome and take a look before it is to late. S'. Selka, Jeweler, ilYVANIA NEWS SCORES OF lOCAL PEOPLE ARE PIUIS- IIG CLOSE TONIC What one of Our Promin ent Business Men is Say ing. Next Week is Last Week of Demonstration. ilYe Farmers are progressing sely with their woik in this :tion. A part of them have eady plainted their cane crops this year, and have their >1 ready to plant corn and ier crops. mong those attending the rtely meeting at Faceville Geo. Howell and two sons, L. Smith and L. T. Chism, meeting was the first one leheld on this charge, and well attended. dr. Lee Sullivan has sold his srest in his farm here and in a few days for Ft. Myers, .where he will work in the nge packing business. We ret his leaving our midst, but e for him much success in new work. lr. Dewey Johnson, left Sun morning for some point in tn Florida, but it is not known where he will take up his de. he Musical given at the home r, ft. G. Johnson Saturday ' was enjoyed very much by ^ohe present. Especially the Chkm 1C ‘ Vndered by * Mr - Leon he Atlantic Coast Line has ng some good work on °ad near here, the last few • the work was needed 'Nuch, as it will enable 0 go with more speed. h me ans better service. Iv ^'* e - Griffin wants ^ v «te for Tax Receiver. , appreciate it and ^member your con- ton. n e is a needy Gecatur and com- fill the job. fitnr ' J f Xea! ' can didate for mV'' 1 " Cily Court has le htsir^v!- ie La-ithfully and I eciatp?' hut abiiity. He will e 0 ur support on March . Scores of people from sur rounding towns and country are helping to swell the crowds that are buying the truly wonderful medicine that has done so much good for so many people of Bain bridge and vicinity. Many people have reported complete cures or great benefits, and many of have suffered for Jyears before taking Globe Tonic. It’s re markably soothing, healing and tonic properties seem to benefit everyone from the start. Many of our most popular and reliable citizens are enthusiastically prais ing the great medicine. One of our prominent business men told the reporter of this article that while he did not want his name published, Globe Tonic has prov en a great blessing to hun. He said: “I have used but one bottle of Globe Tonic, but it has done me SO hiuch good that 1 would have it if I had to pay $5 a bottle for it. I was all bloated very much, but that has all gone down. I was very nervous and had severe rheumatic pains in different parts of my body, but the pains have ceased and I am no longer nervous. I shall keep on taking the tonic until I know the cure is permanent.” Samples free—$100 bottles 50c (3 for $125) Saturday Feb. 25 is last day at advertising price. NOTICE! CANDIDATES NOMINATED “ Gladys Jackson .124,000 CAMILLA Miss Autrey Mock 225,675 CLIMAX Miss Rosa Lee Evans ... .90,100 “ Lotto Weeks 147,575 CLIMAX R F D J. L. Howell 87,450 DONALSONVILLE R F D “ Velma Turnage... 143,275 “ Nellie Saunders... 168,750 “ Mabel Kinley .61,875 ELDORENDO “ Ona Franklin , 159,850 FACEVILLE R F D “ Pauline Kelly 135,250 " Evelyn Hanna .... 119,275 “ Erin Duke 117,400 Following are the candidates nominated in The Post-Search Light’s Automobile Contest. All were given 1,000 votes to start, with: BAINBRIDGE “ Fannie Brockett 227,875’ Mrs. Telfare Williams.. .226,425 Miss Rosa Swicord.......222,800 “ Blanch Thompson.. .68,150 BAINBRIDGE R F D Miss Zudie Mills. 195,075 Clarence Phillips . .114,250 BRINSON Miss Cassie Eagerton.... 170,200 To the voters of Decatur County: A circular purporting to be signed by Mr. R. A. Reynolds, dated at Brinson, Ga., Feb. 7th, 1916, relative to the cold blooded murder of my husband, Mr. John Reynolds on the 12th dav of March, 1915, is being circulated throughout the county, and pub lished in the county paper. I have nothing to do with poli tics, but I feel that the erron eous impression created by the circular should be corrected. On the night of the 12th day of March, 1915 my husband was foully murdered in his home, by an unknown person. He had wronged no man, and certainly no man had the right to shoot him in his own home, without giving him a moments notice of his untimely end. The sheriff, Mr. S. W. Martin, was immediately notified, and came to the home of my dead husband at once, bringing blood hounds, supposedly for the pur pose of tracking the murderer. However, for some reason, un known to me, no real effort was made to locate the criminal. The blood hounds were not even tak en from the 'car jn which they I W$r§ brought to the scene of the murder. Not the slightest effort was made to track or trace the murderer on that fatal night. The tracks were fresh, and I 1 know of no reason why they could not have been trailed, but the dogs were not even taken from the car. If any effort has been made by the Sheriff’s Office to apprehend the murderer, I have no knowl edge of it, and never heard of it until I read the circular which purports to be signed by Mr. R. A. Reynolds. That circular says, “Being the father of Mr. John Reynolds, the most interested party of this terrible crime’’. I am the widow of Mr. John Rey nolds, and the mother of his Innocent baby, and it seems to me that I am the most interested party to this terrible Grime, If the people of Decatur comi ty fed that their sheriff has per formed his duty, then they may voteior him. I know that he has not performed his duty, and I would never consent for him to hold any office. Most respectfully, Mrs. John T. Reynolds Reynoldsville, Ga: Feb., 15,1915. (Adv.) FOWLSTOWN “ Irene Walther 228,750 IRON CITY Miss Nell Wheeler 261,450 RECOVERY Frank Moore 183,100 WHIGHAM Miss Margaret Webb —157,400 DESSER ITEMS Rev. McAlpin will fill his re gular appointment at Salem next Sunday morning at 11 o’clock. Rev. Huggins will preach at Lake Hinton Church next Satur day and Sunday morning and at night. Prof. Jordan of Donalsonville will lecture at Desser school Fri day night Feb. 25. Everybody is cordially invited to attend. We know his talk will be very inter esting as well as benefieial, and we want to give Mr. Jordan a hearty welcome, for he has al ways shown so much interest in our school. Misses Hannah Barineau and and Ruth Voorhies attended the Educational meeting at Donal sonville Saturday and report a FAIRCHILD DOTS J. T. Saunders.and daughter Nellie made a business trip to Bainbridge Friday athernoon. Mr. Alva Turnage and sister Miss Velma attended the dance at Chattahoochee Friday night. * Miss Cassie Eagerton and Mr. Herbert Mock, of Camilla autoed to Fairchild last Friday. "Fords” are still popular. We hope to organize a Sun day school at the school house next Sunday afternoon at 3:00 o’clock. Everybody is invited to attend. Messrs. Alva Saunders and Boss Brown were lucky guys Sunday afternoon. They suc ceeded in carying a bunch ‘o girls autoing. Guess "Leap Year” ac counts for this. fine time. But when it comes to hospitality and a good dinner, Miss Ozella Eagerton spent the wa think TVinnlsnnviiif> will ormaii week end with home folks. She we think Donalsonville will equal} any place. Miss Estelle Gandy spent last Thursday night with Miss Agnes Horn. was accompained home by her sister, Miss i Cassie, who will spend several days with her. Several in our midst have giv en log rollings during the jast, week. MlSS Bart Reynolds entertain Our yoiiiig ORIOrt LODGE Ha. 8 F. & A. M. Meets Every First and Third Thursday Nights Out of town Brethren Especial ly Invited. GEO. H. HELDS, W. M. V. BERKY, Sec’y. people last Tues day night with an apron party, which was enjoyed by all pre sent. Mr. and Mrs. C, E. Gandy ate dinner at the home of Mr. S. B. Burk last Sunday. We are still enjoying candy drawings and ground pea hull- ings during the warm pleasant nights. Mr. Roy Voorhies won the prize for shelling the most ground peas at Mr. Mart Fair- cloth’s last Thursday night. Mr. and Mrs. Duffie Cumbie spent last Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. T. I. Voorhies. The prayer meeting at Salem is just fine. Last Wednesday night there was a crowd present and everyone enjoyed it and felt benefited by going. Several of our people riding in an automobile last Sunday, when the carlbsolutely refused td go but aftercleaning out one of the little tubes through which the gasoline flows, with a hat pin, the car went along nicely, so we advise the young ladies who ride in automobiles to always take a hat pin along, as that is the latest thing to flx automobiles with. Miss Hannah Barrineau spent the week end of last week with Miss Homie Wallace. Seems to be some attraction over there for her. Wonder if its the new black horse or the driver. Messrs. Macon Poston and Emory Marchant called on the Misses Powell Sunday afternoon. NEWS FROM IRON GUY The girls of the Iron City basket ball team went up to Donalsonville last Tursday p. m. and very decidedly walloped the girls of that place in a ball game!. During the first halt of the game it was hard to tell who the win ners would be; but during the last half the Iron City Girls walked off with the Donalsonville "Heroines of the Court” and won the game with the score of 19 to 9. Mrs. J- T. Lane of Iron City was the charming hostess of an entertainment given in honor -of the basket balj team add the High School girls here last Friday evening. During the evening hot chocolate, sandwiches, etc. were served, and after enjoying the various games that- had been planned by Mrs. Lane and after opening the box that contained a message for every one present from Dan Cupid, the crowd of boys and girls parted with grati tude and a good wish to the one who had so kindly entertained. Supt. J. S. Bradwell of Bain bridge was out on one of his Don’t see the little school j r ou "f Wedn / S ^ y and ^ teacher driving the big black * had the onor o e BP horse these days. What’s the UP 88 One of the_ few Standard trouble Mr, B? Our school Is a fiourishitlg con dition under the skillful mana gement ot Mr. C. L. Perry and Miss Ozella Eagerttiri. They are repairing an interesting pro pram for Washington’s birthday to whicp the public will be in vited. Experience counts in every line. Vote for O’Neal for Solcitor of the City Court. He has the exper ience and ability. Your support will be appreciated Vote for M. E. O’Neal for Solicitor of the City Court. He has experience merit and will appreciate your support Price of supplies are doubled Schools of the State, He has given us m eeriifaate from th^ State Superintendent of Schools certifying to this fact. Now let us hope that every patron of the Iron City School will put their shoulder to the wheel and help keep the “ball rolling”. 1VI. E O’Neal, candidate for Solicitor of the City Court has served the peo ple faithfully and to the best of his ability. He will appreciate your <s|jpport on March 1st. Price of supplies are doubled, now wont you double the size of j now wont you double the size of your bundle, add a few extra yoU r bundle, add a few extra garments you can do that, it'garments you can do that, it .mean lo^s to pixie Steam} me&n Tots to us. pixie Steam Laundry, Laftndry, mat' ..FOR SALE.. Second Hand Ford Cars One 5 Passenger One 2 Passenger $225 Car $200 Roadster One 5 Passenger Car $250 One 2 Passenger Racer $250 THE BAINBRIDGE MOTOR GAR GO. . ^BAINBRIDGE, GEORGIA.! Joanna A. Greenlee, a promin ent teacher in the public schools and a member of one of the best colored families in the city, died last Thursday at her home. The funeral was attended at the A. M. E. church Friday and the re mains deposited in the Bainbridge Cemetery. 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. H. C. Gamage is spening a few days in Atlanta ou business. 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