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LOCALS
Ladies, see my spring millinery
before you buy.—Mrs. G. E.
Price, Mclntyre, Ga.
5 or 6 doses of 666 will cure any
case of chills and fever. Price
25 cents.
Mrs. W. W. Brooks, of Gor
don, visited her parents, Mr. and
Mrs. J. H. Simpson, of near here
this week.
Mr. Ollie Player, of Augusta,
is spending this week with his
cousin, Mr. Leon Player, in this
city.
My years of millinery exepri
ence may help you to decide a
bout the kind that suits you. A
pleasure to show you, whether
vou buy or not.
t MRS. E. C. MOM AND.
Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Hatfield,
of Macon, spent last week-end
with the former’s parents in this
city.
Regular monthly services of
the Irwinton Baptist church will
be held next Sunday morning
and evening, at the Union
church.
Mr. Ira E. Stinson made a
business trip to the Central City
last Tuesday.
Messrs. J. E. Butler and L. P.
Player were in Gordon last Sat
urday looking - after interests in
their campaigns.
Mr. and Mrs. T. A. Beall, of
near Bethel, s">ent Saturday and
Sunday wit 1 -> Mr. and Mrs. D.
McCook, in this city.
I buy my hats at lowest whole
sale prices, arc! can give you the
benefit of this advantage. See
me.
MRS. E. C. MOMAND.
Mr. C. E. Davis, of Gordon,
was in Irwinton Monday elec
tioneerin” - fo r the office of ordi
nary of .Wilkinson county.
Mr. and Mrs. E. C. Nomand
snent last Tuesday in Macon
shopping.
The second ouarterly confer
ence of the Irwinton charge will
meet at Salem next Saturday
and Sunday. Dr. McFerrin will
be there and will preach both
Saturday arid Sunday. All are
especially invited to attend.
A meeting of Elm Camp, No.
510, W. 0. W., will be held next
Thursday night and all members
are requested to attend.
L. P. HATFIELD, Clerk.
Nothing bespeaks the well
dressed woman so much as the
hat. All the correct styles, at
the right price.
MRS. E. C. MOMAND.
Mrs. C. H. Parker and daugh
ter, Alice, returned home this
week after spending some time
with relatives in Albany.
The friends of Mr. and Mrs.
Joe Bell will be glad to learn
that their little daughter is some
better after several weeks se
rious illness.
Mr. Wynn Parrot, of near
Dublin, has been shaking hands
with friends in Irwinton this
week.
Dr. and Mrs. W. H. Parker
went to Dublin Jast Saturday
where they were called on ac
count of the serious illness of the
latter’s father, Mr. W. T. Du
pree, Sr. His many friends
here are glad to learn that he is
better.
My motto: Satisfied custo
mers. I guarantee shapes, ma
terial, style. A hat for the
misses or for grand-mother.
MRS. E. C. MOMAND.
Help ths boys and girls.
Every one likes to ride in a
good buggy. That Rock
Hill is a beauty. Some boy
may have it for a little
work. Who does not like
to own a fine 1 ' gold watch?
The second largest number
of votes gets the Elgin.
Now is the time to work.
Everybody will want the
Bulletin. Something doing
every week.
' WELL PLEASED WITH
THE JUDGES RULING
(From the Wrightsville Head
light.)
No judge ever struck a more
responsive cord in a white man’s
soul than did Judge Hawkins,
when he excluded the colored
people from the court room last
Wednesday.
A case was reached in which
the defendant was a young man
charged with betraying the con
fidence of a young girl. Neces
sarily the girl, with her life al
ready saddened and blighted,
was the principle witness
against him.
As soon as the case was call
ed, the Judge immediately or
dered the galleries cleared of all
negroes.
This -was the first time we
ever saw this done, and it meets
every white man’s approval. The
fact that stem justice often
forces white women into the
courts to redress their wrongs,
is in itself lamentable. But the
idea of compelling a white wom
an to relate the story of her
own betrayal for the ears of ne
gro men, is revolting beyond ex
pression. Why any judge ever
permitted the colored people to
remain in the room and listen to
the sad story of a white wom
an’s blighted life, as she is forc
ed to say things that she would
fain hide from sight, is indeed
beyond my comprehension.
The action of Judge Hawkins
is timely, and he is to be com
mended. It is an example that
every judge in the land could
well imitate without suffering
by the imitation.
U. D. C. Organi
zation
We have been requested to an
nounce that there will be a meet
ing in the court house audito
rium on Saturday, the 20th, this
month, for the purpose of or
ganizing a chapter of the United
Daughters of the Confederacy.
The U. D. C. is a great organ
ization and is wielding a great
influence throughout the length
and breadth of the Southland.
We could not do better than to
state the objects of the organiza
i tion. These are historical, edu
cational, memorial, benevolent
and social; to fulfill the duties of
charity to the needy survivors
of the war between the States;
j to collect and preserve the me-
L erial for a truthful history of
the war; to protect historic
olaces of the Confederacy; to
honor the memory of those who
served and those who fell in the
service of the Confederate
States; to record the part taken |
by Southern women, as well in I
intiring effort after the war in |
the reconstruction of the South,
’ as in patient endurance of hard
-1 ship and patriotic devotion dur
! | ing the struggle; and to cherish
ties of friendship among the
members of the society.
Those women entitled to mem
-1 beship in the chapter are the
! widows, wives, mothers, sisters,
’ nieces and descendants of such
men as served honorably in the
Confederate army, navy and
' civil service, or of those persons
i who loyally gave material aid to
• the cause. Also women and their
lineal descendants who can give
proof of their personal service
• and loyal aid to the Southern
- cause during the war.
We would say to our noble
> women thai this is something
• worthy of your attention, and
i we hope to see you come out and
> perfect the organization of a
chapter for Wilkinson county.
Let everybody be sure to
. come. Remember the day—Sat
- urday, the 20th inst.
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' 4. EATONTON, GA. +
TAX NOTICE, 2nd ROUND.
Turkey Creek, B. C. Arnold’s
store, April 18, from 1 to 3 P.M.
Griffin court house, April 19,
from 10 to 12 A. M.
Toomsboro, Saturday, April
20, from 10 A. M. to 3 P. M.
High Hill, Saturday, April 27,
from 8 to 10 A. M.
Bethel, Brooks store, Thurs
day, May 2, from 1 to 2 P. M.
Gordon, Saturday, May, 4,
from 10 A. M. to 3 P. M.
Ivy, Thursday, May 9, from
10 A. M. to 3 P. M.
Blopdworth, May 10 from 10
to 3 P. M.
Hazel, Dean school house,
May 11 from 7 to 8 A. M.
Toomsboro, for Lords and Pass
more, on Saturday, May 11th,
from 10 A. M. to 4 P. M.
This April 8, 1912.
J. B. BUTLER,
Tax Receiver Wilkinson Co.
Talk about millinery, Mrs. G.
E. Price at Mclntyre has what
you want
For Solicitor
To the voters of the Dublin Ju
dicial Circuit:
I heseby announce my candi
dacy for the position of Solicitor
General of the Dublin Judicial,
Circuit, sucject to the democratic
primary when held. With thirty
years’ experience as a practicing
attorney and making criminal
law a specialty, I hope to be able,
if elected, to do justice to the of
fice which I am now seekj ng.
Respectfully,
H. P. Howard.
I am a candidate for the office
of Solictor-General of the Dublin
Judicial Circuit.
I have had an ezperience of ten
years in active practice and I be
lieve that I possess the necessary
qualifications to fill this office: If
lam elected I will bring to the
discharge of the duties of this of
fice a mind and a purpose (un-.
trammelled by business, profes
sional or social relations) to ad
minister the public justice with
economy, promptness and impar
tially.
My candidacy will be a contin
uous thing until the votes of the
primary have been counted and
the result announced. I have the
best reasons to be satisfactory to
the people who are to do the vot
ing ill this primasy or else I would
not have announced for the office.
Respectfully,
Hal B. Wimberly.
For Commissioner
To the Voters of Wilkinson Co.
I repectfully announce my can
didacy for ra-election for the of
fice of County Commissioner of
Wilkinson County, subject to the
action of the democratic primary.
B. I. Stevens.
I hereby announce as a candi
date for County Commissioner
subject to the Democratic pri
mary to be held on May 18th.
If elected I will serve the people
of the county to the best of my;
ability.
G. Milton Bell.
For Coroner
I wisn tn announce that I am
a candidate for re-election to the
office of Coroner of Wilkinson
County, subject to the Demo
' cratic primary to be held May 18.
I thank the people for their
: past support and will appreciate
yourvote and influence in this
primary.
W. A. Deason.
Notice to Teachers
All public schools of Wilkinson
will close for the present term on •
or before the last day of April, i
Teacherr should send their re-j
ports for April as soon as possi
ble after closing their school that
they may receive their checks as
early thereafter as possible.
1 J, S. WOOD, C. S. C. J
Legal Ads
GEORGlA—Wilkinson County.
Under and by virtue of an or
der granted by the Hon. P. H.
Herrjng, Ordinary in and for
the county Grady, state of Geor
gia, granted at the March term
1912, I will sell before the court
house door in the town of Ir-i
winton, county of Wilkinson,’
during legal sale hours, to the
highest bidder for cash, on the
FIRST TUESDAY in MAY
next, the following property, to
wit: Two hundred and fifteen
acres of land, more or less, lying
and being in the fourth land dis
trict, Wilkinson county, Ga., be
ing parts of lots 29, 30, 53, and
54, and bounded on the north
by Big Sandy Creek, east by
lands of W. S. Hatcher, south
by the lands of William Jffries,
and west by the Justice lands
and the lands, of J. R. Honey
cutt, guardian, and being the
lands known as the Bettie Smith
lands. Sold for the purpose
maintenance, education and sup
port of wards.
R. L. VANLANpiNGHAM,
Guardian Roscoe, Martin, Carol
and Grace Vanlandingham.
This March 30th, 1912.
GEORGlA—Wilkinson County.
Under and by virtue of a tax
fl. fa. issued by J. H. Penning
ton, tax collector of said county,
against Mclntyre Kaolin Com
pany, for state and county taxes
of said company for the year
1911, there has been levied upon
the following described perso
nal property, to-wit: Four Pat
terson Filter Presses, Round
Leaf, 78 Chambers; levied upon
as the property of said Mclntyre
Kaolin Company to satisfy said
fi. fa. which is for $669.49 and
costs. Said property will be
sold before the court house door
in Irwinton during 'the legal
hours of sale at public outcry to
the highest bidder for cash on
the first Tuesday in May, 1912.
As said pronertv is heavy, and
therefore dfficult and expensive
to transport, it will not be con
' veyed to the court house door.
; but will be left at the plant of
i said company about two miles
\ from Mclntyre, Ga., in the direc
| tion of Macon and about three
i hundred yards from the track
I of the Central of Georgia Rail
way Company, on the south side
of said track, where same may
be examined by anyone wishing
to do so. and it will be delivered
from this point to the one pur
chasing same at said sale.
L. P. PLAYER.
Sheriff Wilkinson County, Ga.
This April 3, 1912.
GEORGIA —Wilkinson County.
By virtue of an order-from
the court of ordinary of said
"’onnty will be sold at public
outcry on first Tuesday in May,
1912, before the court house;
door, town of Irwinton, between
the usual sale hours, the follow
ing real estate. One house and
’ot in town of Irwinton, known
as J. L. DuPriest lot on Mc-
Tntvre street, adjoining lots of
I. B. Stinson and Mrs. G. A.
Hughes. Sold for distribution.
W. T. WALL,
Administrator Estate J. L.
DuPriest.
GEORGIA. —Wilkinson Countv.
Whereas. H. M. Bloodworth,
administrator on estate M. M
Bloodworth estate, represents :
to the court in his petition duly|
filed that he has fully adminis
tered on her estate. This is
• therefore to cite all persons con
cerned to show cause, if* any
| they can. why said administra
। tor should not be discharged
; from his administration and
I receive letters of dimiss’on on
I fist Mondav in May, 1912.
J. E. BUTLER, Ordinary.
i GFORGIA —Wilkinson County.
Whereas. T. I. Carr, adminis
trator estate Ollie Carr, repre
: ^onts to the court in his peti
tion, duly filed and entered on
record that he has fully ad
ministered on her estate. This :
is therefore to cite all persons
concerned, kindred and credi-:
tors, to show cause, if any they
can. why said administrator
should not be discharged from,
his administration and receive'
letters of dismission on first
Mondav in May. 1912.
J. E. BUTLER. Ordinary, i
Your merchant,
bor. may be—often V ?
good kind of fellow k -’W
He’s interested in ? same
things you are. but t merchant
lin Macon—give him , trial any- j
way.
Georgia—Wilkinson County.
Under and by virtue of a fi fa
isstied by the City Court of Ma
con, Bibb county, Georgia, in fa
vor of Mallery Mill Supply Com
pany against Mclntyre Kaolin
Company, I have levied upon
and will sell before the court
I house door in the town of Irwin
ton, during the legal hours of
sale to the highest bidder for;
cash on the first Tuesday in May
j next, the following property:
' one Sturveant fan engine and
coil. Said property is now - sit
uated at the kaolin plant of de
fendant in Wilkinson county i
near Mclntyre, and will be de
livered to purchaser at said j
plant. Levied on and sold as'
property of Mclntyre Kaolin j
Company to satisfy said fi fa.
This April 9, 1912.
L. P. PLAYER, Sheriff.
Georgia—Wilkinson County.
Under and by virtue of a fi fa j
issued from the City Court of l
Macon, Bibb county, Ga., in fa-j
vor of Mrs. Bertha Wolf against I
Mclntyre Kaolin Company, I
have levied upon and will sell be-.
fore the court house door in the j
town of Irwinton during legal;
hours of sale to the highest bid-;
der for cash, on the first Tues-!
day in May next, the following'
property: 'One Atlas Steam En
gine, side crank, fifty horse pow-;
er, No. 3834, 13x16 horizontal j
engine. Said property is now
situated at the kaolin plant of
defendant in Wilkinson county,
near Mclntyre, and will be deliv- 1
ered to purchaser at said plant, j
Levied on and sold as property ;
of Mclntyre Kaolin Company to;
to satisfy said fi fa.
This April 9th, 1912.
L. P. PLAYER, Sheriff.;
Georgia —ll ilkinson County.
Under and by virtue of a fi fa ;
issued from the City Court of
Macon, Eibb county, Georgia, in j
favor of Mallery Taylor Iron ’
Works against Mclntyre Kaolin ;
Company, I have levied upon i
and will sell before the court ;
house door in the town of Irwin- i
ton, during the legal hours of!
sale to the highest bidder for
cash, the first Tuesday in May
next, the following property:
One boiler made by Erie City
Iron Works, Erie City, Pa., ■
horse power seventy, turn tubu
lar. Said property situated at
the kaolin plant of defendant inj
Wilkinson countv, near Mein
tyre, and will be delivered to
purchaser at said plant. Levied
upon and sold as property of
Mclntyre Kaolin Company to;
satisfy said fi fa.
This April 9. 1912.
L. P. PLAYER. Sheriff.
Georgia —ll ilkinson County.
Under and by virtue of a n fa
issued from the City Court of
Macon, Bibb County, Georgia, in
favor of the Atlas Car Manufac
• tuning Company against Mcln
, tyre Kaolin Company. I have
! levied upon and will sell before
i the court house door in the town
lof Irwinton, during the legal
| hours of sale to the highest bid
; der for cash on the first Tuesday
in May next, the following prop
; erty: One Mud Pump made by
’the Canton-Hughes Pump Peo
’ nle. Canton, Ohio. Number
' 11384. Said property is situat-.
’ ed at the kaolin plant of said de
i fendant in W ilkinson county,.
i near Mclntyre, and will be deliv-
I ered to purchaser at said plant.
Levied on and sold as property
' of Mclntyre Kaolin Company to
satisfy said fi fa.
This April 9. 1912.
L. F. PLAYER. Sheriff.
' G(nrgia ^ilkin S on County
Under and by virtue of a n fa
issued from the City Court of
Macon. Bibb Countv. Georgia, in
favor of Adams Clay and Coal
Comoanv against Mclnty re Kao
hn Comnanv. I have levied upon
’ and will sell before the court
; house door in the town of Irwin
ton. during the legal hours of
sale, to the highest bidder for
; cash, on the first Tuesday in
May next, the following proper
ty: One Ledger Wood Hoisting
Steam Engine, forty horse pow
er. Number 169. 14x15 sylindet.
Said property is now situated!
! at the kaolin plant of defendant.
jin Wilkinson county, near Mcln-^
; tyre, and will be delivered to
purchaser at said plant. Levied;
■ on and sold as property of Mc
jlntyrc Kaolin Company to sat-j
j isfv said fi fa.
i This April 9. 1912. ■
L. P. PLAYER, Sheriff.;
Just received a swell line ojj
Spring Dry Goods, Notions an 1 1
low cut shoes at rock bottom;
i prices.-G. E. PRICE, Mclntyre*
1 Ga: - ‘
NOHMAN DAVIDSON
KILLS CHARLIE DELL
,I . ■
. ; Last Saturday night between
eleven and twelve o’clock, Mr.
Norman Davidson stabbed Mr.
■
Charlie Bell with a knife which
j caused Bell’s death later. Mr.
Davidson and others were right
at Cool Springs school in thelow
! er part of this county'after an ice
cream sup’per was over, when Mr
Bell rode up in a buggy and called
j Mr. Davidson and Mr. Cook, af
j ter which Mr. Bell received the
wound which caused his death.
After he was stabbed he drove
his buggy to a house about 150
y r ards away and called, but was
not able to talk when*help reach
ed hjm. He died about two hours
later. Both were white men and
were brothers-in-law. The cause
of the fight is not known as thosa
i who were witnesses say that no
I words passed between them at
the time Mr. Bell was stabbed.
A warrant was sworn out by
Bell’s brothers against Davidson
i charging him with murder and
; a warrant was sworn out against
Mr. Jeice Cook charging him
with being accessory to the crime.
; They were arrested by Mr John
T. Stanley 7 and brought to jail
Sunday night. A commitment
trial was held here Wednesday.
Mr. Cook claimed that he did not
’ have any thing to do with it and
: that he knew nothing of it until
;it was all over with. He was
■ turned loose. Davidson says he
i stabbed Bell but did it in self-de
; sense as Bell v as out of his buggy
and was trying to cut Davidson
when Davidson cut Bell. But he
was bound to the Superior Court
for murder.
WAS BURIEDW
LAST MONDAY
The remains of Mr. Tom Mc-
Cullars, of Gordon, were interred
in the cemetary at this place on
Monday afternoon. Rev. A. F.
। Ward of this place conducted the
funeral in a simple but impres
' sive manner. A number of rela
tives and friends accompanied
the funeral procession from Gor
; don.
Mr. McCullars had reached a
ripe old age, having lived an ac
tive and useful life. He was a
member of the Batptist Church
and he was one of the few re
mainig old veterans of this coun
ty-
He is survived by a brother,
Mr. R. D. Mucculars. of near Ir
winton, a wife and daughter and
a host of relatives and friends.
The Bulletin extends its sincere
sympathy to the bereaved fam
ily-
BOYS CORN CLUB HAS
BEEN ORGANIZED
The members of the boys corn
clubs constitute a youthful army
of prosperity - .
Prof. C. M. James was here
last Thursday and perfected the
organization of the Wilkinsbn
; County Corn Club. The number
of boys is not so large as we
i could have wished, but we are
proud of this number. Below
we srive a partial list.
Jimmie Lee Davidson, Dan
ville. R. 2.
Geo. Davidson, Danville, R. 2.
Mercer Honeycutt, Tooms
boro, R. 1.
Willie Helton, Toomsboro R.l.
Joe Mason, Mclntyre.
Lonnie Houge, Mclntyre.
Herbert Holliman, Mclntyre.
Homer Lee Taylor. Mclntyre.
Reginald Manderson, Mcln
tyre.
Charlie Price, Mclntyre.
Sam Adams, Allentown.
Willie Roberson, Gordon.
J. P. Hardie, Mclntyre.
L. C. McDowell, Gordon.
, J. H. Stuckey - , Danville.
Buford Richardson. Ivey.
i John Lindsey, Irwinton.
Clarence Jackson, Irwinton.
Rufus Stinson, Irwinton.
Freeman Stinson, Irwinton.
Lovie Lingo, Mclntyre.
Premium Committee: I. B.
Stinson, chairman, Irwinton; J.
iF. Jackson, Gordon; J. R. Cran
dall, Toomsboro, C. H, Richard
son, Ivey; Dr. J. H. Duggan, Ir
| winton. . .4
