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LOCALS
Fruit Cans and Wax Strings,
40 cents a dozen.
•E. C. Momand.
Mr. F.B. Chambers of Tooms
boro was'a visitor here Monday.
\ Miss Eula Riley of Macon is
the Guest of her grand-mother,
Mrs. G. A. Hughes, this week.
7* Col. G. H. Carswell made a
* trip to Augusta this week.
Mr. and Mrs. S_G. Bullingtpn
have returned to their home at
Findley after spending several
days with Mr. and Mrs. T. H.
' Bragg.
Messrs. E. C. Momand, J. J.
Ragan, C. H. Parker and J. A.
Carswell made a quick trip to
Macon in an auto Tuesday.
Miss Rossie Lindsey has re
turned from a visit to Mrs. Ash
Smith in Milledgeville.
Mr. G. W. Parker of Mil-
l s ledgevi’le, was shaking hands
i with friends here Monday.
Rev. and Mrs. A. F. Ward
and Annie Lou are spending
this week at Salem. Mr. Ward
will conduct a series of meetings
at that church the entire week.
Misses Genie Stevens and
Annie Wilson of Millen are the
guests of Mr. and Mrs. B. 0.
Stevens.
Mr. Will Jones of Gordon was
a visitor in this city Tuesday.
Mr. Lamar Tigner, formerly
of Jonesboro, but located in
Toomsboro ft present, made a
short, visit to his old friends
here Monday evenin. Mr. Tig
ner was connected with the Bul
letin about 6 years ago and made
many friends in Irwinton and
the entire county.
Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Kinney
and family of Macon are the
guests of relatives here.
Miss Rosa Harville of Coch
ran is visiting her mother in
this city.
Don’t forget the Baptist pro
tracted meeting will begin here
Sunday.
Mrs. W. T. DuPree and child
ren have returned to their home
in Dublin after spending several
days with Mr. and Mrs. B. I.
Stevens here.
The many friends of Miss
Mamie Pell Brundage will be
glad to know she is improving
after several days illness.
Mr. I<ewis Cannon of Savan
nah is the guest of Mr. and Mrs.
H. C. Wood.
DENTAL NOTICE.
I will be in Irwinton on Mon
day and Tuesday of each week,
in Mclntyre, on Friday; will
answer calls on Wednesday and
Tursday and will be in Tooms
. boro the rest of each week.
De. D. Stone, Dentist.
Toomsboro, Ga.
LAUREL BRANCH ITEMS.
Prof, and Mrs. J. M. Richard
son are visiting relatives in
Scottsboro and Wilkinson. They
have been living in Montezuma,
but expect to move to Sylvester.
Ga.
Rev. S. A. Bales filled his reg
ular appointment at Laurel
Branch the second Sunday.
Miss Jessie Richardson spent
Sunday in Ivey.
Miss Bessie Richardson and
Mrs. J. A. Pace, of Eatonton,
spent last week with Mr. and
Mrs. C. H. Richards.
The many friends of Mr. J.
H Bloodworth will be glad to
hear he is up after a serious
illness.
Messrs. Royce and Buford
Richardson spent Sunday at
T ybee. ,
Mr. Swinson and Miss Lizzie
Peck spent Sunday in Tybee.
Mr. J. M. Fountain went to
Tybee also.
Mr. and Mrs. J. A. lau of
Eatonton spent Sunday with
relatives in Wilkinson county.
Mr. Hollis Bloodworth spent
some time recently with Jhis
grand-father at Mclntyre.
Mrs. J. A. Beck and children
spent the last part of last week
in Macon.
Mr. and Mrs. D. C. Kingsy
of Gordon, visited Mr. and Mrs.
E. McCook lately.
STARLIGHT.
IVEX DOTS.
* Well, I have come again!
The writer was out at Laurel
Branch the fifth Sunday and
heard some grand singing made
by the choir of Asbury church.
We were glad to have them come
and hope they will come again.
The committee of the Snow
Hill Cemetery has set apart the
24th day of July for all that can
’ome to meet there and bring a
well filled basket.
The farmers of this section
are making ready for shipping
melons.
Misses Hattie and Annie Mae
Sthridge and brother Tim were
the guests of Misses Bessie and
Willie Mae Fountain Sunday
night.
Mrs. Rebecca Ethridge and
Brother John Bloodwarth vis
'ted their sister, Mrs. Mary
Beck, of Milledgeville, last Sun
lay, who is very sick. We hope
that she will soon be up again.
The farmers are feeling blue
xbout their little cotton and fine
?rass. Ha! ha! guess they will
haul a plenty of hay!
Mr. Woodson Wood was the
guest of Miss Bessie Fountain
Sunday evening.
Mr. Lonnie Beck, one of our
home boys, is back at home a
min, after working a short time
it the G. S. S.
Good night to all, will come
Again. BLUE EYES.
PARTY.
Miss Annie G. Wood enter
tained in honor of her house
quests, Misses Aileen Pritch
ird, Lucile Lingo and Annie
Laurence Butts this week. It
,vas a “Sun Flower Party,” the
lecorations and color scheme
jeing yellow and green.
The chief amusement for the
rfternoon was the Sun Flower
ontest. This consisted of a un
que hand painted card in the
ihape of a sun flower, upon this
vas written the words Sun
Flower Party. These letters
;o be used in forming as many
vords as possible, Miss Eloise
latfield being the successful
ontestant. After which delic
ous refreshments were served.
THE WOMEN AND
CHILDREN FIRST
‘Women and children first!”
This is the law of the sea;
But why not make it the rule
wherever a man may be?
Let it become the law where
roisterers quench their thirst;
Emblazon it over the bar—“ The
women and children first.”
The man who is staggering
home, having squandered his
weekly wage,
May dream of heroic deeds and
his name on the printed page;
He may long for the chance to
prove, where worse has come
to the worst,
That he has the strength to say:
“The women and children
first.”
But why on the sea alone, or on
ly when dangers rise?
Why not where the lights are
bright, why not where temp
tation lies ?
Does he who is boasting where
he lingers to quench his'
thirst
•See, shining over the bar: “The
women and children first?”
The world will have fewer cares
and there will be few that
sigh,
And few will sit in the dark and
hopeless wonder why,
And few will bemoan their fate
or fancy themselves accurst
When all women obey the law:
“The women and children
first.”
—S. E. Kiser, in Record-Her
ald, Chicago.
I have just re
ceived several fine
Horses which I will
sell or swap.
C. H. PARKER
Irwinton, Georgia
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TOP BUGGIES 45 TO 200
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road carts 15 TO 75
Farm Wagons Harness
SINGLE BUGGY $6.50 TO $45.00
One-Horse - $30.00 to $50.00 DOUBLE BUGGY 15.00 TO 50.00 8
SINGLE WAGON 6.50 TO 15.00
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^Announcements
TO THE WHITE VOTERS OF
WILKINSON COUNTY.
I am a candidate to succeec
myself as judge of the Dublir
Circuit. The primary will oc
cur next August, but as the
dockets of the Superior courts
of this Circuit contain manj
cases, and as I shall endeavor tc
catch up the business of the
courts, I may not have an op
portunity of seeing you and dis
cussing with you in person, the
matter of my candidacy; there
fore I write this card.
I held the position as judge
of the city court of Dublin foi
three years, during which time
the dockets and minutes of that
court show that more cases
were tried, and more business
disposed of than in any four
years prior to the time I went
on the bench.
I shall strive to discharge the
duties of judge of the Superior
courts fairly and impartially, do
equal rights to the poor and the
rich, dispose of the business as
rapidly as I can, with as little
expense to the county and as lit
tle trouble and annoyance to
the people as possible. If I do
this, should I be defeated after
only one year’s service? If I
do this, am I not entitled, as a
matter of fairness and right to
a full term of four years?
Sincerely yours,
K. J. HAWKINS.
To the Voters of the Dublin
Judicial Circuit:
I respectfully announce my
candidacy for the office of soli
citor general of this circuit, sub
ject to the action of the Demo
cratic primary.
M. J. CARSWELL.
Jeffersonville, Ga., Feb. 3, 1912.
I
FOR SOLICITOR
To the Voters of the Dublin Ju
dicial Circuit:
I am a candidate for the office
of solicitor general of the Dublin
judicial circuit, subject to the re
sult of the primary election to
be held in 1912. In event of my
election I shall strive to dis
charge the duties of the office
rigidly, impartially and faith
fully.
I belive that a solicitor should
nrosecute the rich and the poor,
the high and low alike. No
man’s money, nor his social or
political standing should be used
to defeat the ends of justice;
that all who violate the lay
should - be made to endure its
penalty.
I am in favor of abolishing
the fee system, placing solici
tors general on a salary, run
ning the courts with dispatch
and economy, strict and due en
forcement of the law, rigid ob
servance of the election law.
stamping out and forever oblit
erating the use of liquor and
money in elections; a healthy
p sentiment that is the exponent
of the honesty and supremacy
of !aw r and good government.
d I respectfully solicit the suf
n frage of ail the voters of the
circuit.
p Yours truly,
s E. L. STEPHENS,
y
0
e FOR JUDGE.
Dublin, Ga., Jan. 1, 1912.
Tc the Voters of the Dublin
e Judicial Circuit:
>- I respectfully announce my
candidacy for Judge of the Su
e perior Court of the Dublin Ju
r dicial Circuit, and sincerely 'ask
e your support and influence. If
t I am elected, I shall make the
s effort of my life to fill the of
s fice faithfully .impartially and
r with efficiency.
t Respectfully,
J. E. BURCH.
e
r
e For Solicitor
g
e To the voters of the Dublin Ju
-! j dicial Circuit:
° I heseby announce my candi
-0 dacy for the position of Solicitor
j General of the Dublin Judicial,
a Circuit, sucject to the democratic
o 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
n fice which I am now seekj ng.
Respectfully,
H. P. Howarf.
I- —
I lam a candidate for the office
of Solictor-General of the Dublin
!. Judicial Circuit.
I have had an experience 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
e discharge of the duties of this of
n fice a mind and a purpose (un
trammelled by business, proses
-0 sional or social relations) to ad
minister the public justice with
e economy, promptness and impar
tially.
My candidacy will be a contin
•, uous thing until the votes of the
o primary have been ’ counted and
f | the result announced. I have the
best reasons to be satisfactory to
’ the people who are to do the vot
s ing in this primasy or else I would
not have announced for the office.
? Respectfully,
’ Halß. Wimberly.
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