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LOCAL BREVETIES I
hort and Various Kinds of News Items Picked up in
Town County and Elsewhere.
The regular monthly term of
ommissmners Court will con
ine here next Tueaday.
Mr. J. A. Carswell was a visi
|>r to Sandersville the early part
f this week.
| Mr. and Mrs. Ira Burkett, of,
aeon, visi e I relatives in our!
ty recently.
Mr. and Mrs. J. T. Wells, of
ampton, a ! * spending seme
me with re’s Lives in our city.
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Miss Wihie Davis has returned
> G. N. & I. College at Milledge
®lle after spending a week with
loinefolks here
I Mr. Joe Player, of Jasper, Fla.
will spend next Sunday in Irwin-
Im with his mother, Mrs. Mollie
flayer.
Ordinary J. E. Butler went up
Borden last week to pay off the
Bansioners in that vicinity.
I Mrs, E. L. Price, of Atlanta,
visiting her sister, Mrs. J. A.
arswell, in this city.
Miss Annie Kate Lawrence, of
i ear Eatonton, was the guest of
llatives in this city recently.
L DiSTHLEH RAIDED
IN WILKINSON COUNTY
I A still, supposed to be the prop
l|rty of Willie William Smith, was
■aided in this county Friday as-
Eernoon by Deputy Collector E.
|p. Pierce and Deputy Marshal F
i. Riley. Smith supposedly re- j
eived information as to the raid
f the'officers and had removed
he boiler and left the vicinity.
?he furnace was found, however
ogether with a number of fer
lenters, a little wine and some
50 gallons of beer, all of which
zere destroyed.
dressmaking in Irwinton.
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We are now reaoy to do your
dressmaking, you will find out
trices reasonable and work neat
y done. Bring us your sewing,
four patronage will be appreci
ted. We ar eat present located
it the pome of Miss Ellen King.
Respectfully
Mr . Viola Hughes.
Miss Ellen King.
VICTOR DAVIDSON
Atty, at Lav/
RWINTON, GA.
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Atty, at Law
JORDON, GA.
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A LEITER FROM
• REV. A. S. AVANT
My dear Mr. Editor:
Indulge me for a few facts in
your valuable paper that I feel
i like I would like to say and for
I the readers to see that they might
know hew I feel towards the
good people of Wilkinson county
and Mclntyre church.
I have smarted on my ninth
year as pastor of Mclntyre Chill'll
and when I first came here the
little church only had fifteen
members all toll, and the house
just hulled in and seated. We
are glad to say that through the
mercies of the good Lord we now
have thirty-two members and
one of the best working churches
we ever served and we feel like
we are taking a high stand in the
Great Kingdom of the Lord with
our little house finished up and
painted and a two hundred pound
! bell on the church. We cant af
ford to personate but suffice to
say the people of Mclntyre are
and have been all that could be
expected to £heir pastor and their
kindness and devotion to me in
: my declining years has had much
to do in helping me to bear up
under the hardships we had past
through in trying to pastor them
for these many years. We feel
that we have fallen short in many
intances but you have helped me
in health and in the.hours of my
sore afflications you have willing
given me your prayers and sweet
words of cheer for words fitly
spoken are like apple of gold in
pictures of silver, Now let us
begin the new year with a strong
| faith and fight sin in every sense
of the word and the Lord will
brighten our prospect in our daily
avocation and strengthen our
sweet hope that in the sweet bye
and bye we will meet when sick
ness, sorrow, pain and death will
be felt and feared no more.
Fraternally *
A. S Avant, Pastor.
School Notice
The Spring Term of our public
schools will run for three months
ouly, closing March 24,1916.
By order passed by Board oi
Education Jan. 12, 1916.
J. H. Hoover, Sec.
B. F. RYLE
I
Mr. B. F. Ryle, 70 years old,
and a well known farmer of this
county, died last Friday after
noon at his home near Gordon.
Mr- Ryle had lived near Gordon
for the greater part of his life,
and hac hundreds of friends who
join the family in mourning his
death.
He is survived by his widow,
three sons, C. H., W. B. and
E. C. Ryle, and two daughters,
Mrs. Fannie Dennard and '’rs.
Alice Branan.
THE BULLETIN, IRWINTON, GEORGIA.
I ANNOUNCEMENTS
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1 For Sheriff
I hereby announce myself a
candidate for re-election to the
office of Sheriff of this county,
subject to the Democratic Pri
mary. I earnestly solicit the sup
port of all the veters.
C. H- Parrer.
®——
For Tax Recaiver
I announce my candidacy for
re-election to tne office of Tax
Receiver of this county, subject
to the Democratic Primary. I
earnestly solicit your support in
tais race.
J. B. Butler.
For Tax Receiver
I wish to announce to the
voters of Wilkinson county that
I am a candidate for Tax Receiver
subject to the Democratic, pri
mary’and your support will be
greatly appreciated.
H. B. Dominy.
For County Treasurer
I am a candidate for re-election
to the office of County Treasurer
of Wilkinson county, subject to
the Democratic primary, and I
will appreciate your vote and in
fluence.
Jas. T. Stanley.
For Clerk Superior Court
I announce my candidacy for
re-election to the office of Super
ior Court, subject to the Demo
cratic primary. I wish to' thank
the voters for their past support
and I will appreciate vour sup
port in this election.
Ira B. Stinson.
For Sheriff.
I wish to announce to the voters
that I am in the race for Sheriff,
subject to the Democratic pri
mary and I will appreciate ths
support and influence of every
voter in Wilkinson county.
L. P. Player.
For County School Supt.
I desire for the people to know
that I am a candidate for the of
ficelof County School Superinten
dent, subject to the Democratci
primary and I will appreciate
your vote and influence.
J. L Lawrence.
For Tax Receiver
I wish to announce my candi
dacy for Tax Receiver of Wilkin
son county, subject to the Demo
cratic primary to be held on May
20th. Your support and influ
ence for me in this race will be
greatly appreciated.
Jos. 0. Snow.
For Treasurer
I am a candidate for Treasurer
of Wilkinson County, subject to
the Democratic primary to be
held on the 20th day of May. I
will appreciate the vote of every
citizen of- this county.
Joe Youngblood,
i For County School Supt.
I wish to announce to the vot
ers of Wilkinson county that I
am in the race for County School
Superintendent, subject to the
Democratic primary and I earn
estly solicit the support of all the
qoters of this county.
J. E. Townsend.
For Sheriff
I wish to announce that I am
in the race for Sheriff of Wilkin
son county, subject to the Demo
cratic primary to be held on May
20th, and I will thank you for
your vote in this race.
John T. Stanley.
For Tax Collector
I am a candidate for re-election
to the office of Tax Collector, sub
ject to the Democratic primary
to be held on May 20th.
i J- B- McCook.
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For Tax Receiver
I am a candidate for the office
of Tax Receiver, subject to the
Democratic primary. I would
appreciate the vote and influence
of every voter in Wilkinson Co.
N. A. Pierce.
For Tax Receiver.
I am a candidate for the office
of Tax Receiver, subject to the
Democratic Primary, to be held
on May 20th. I ear, estly solicit
the support of all the voters, and
if elected, I promise to serve the
people in the discharge of the
; duties of this office to the bestot
my ability.
M. Shepherd.
.
For County School Supt.
I wish to announce that I am a
candidate for the office of County
School Superintendent, subject
to the Democratic primary. The
‘ vote and support of each and
( every voter is earnestly solicited
and all the influence exerted in
my behalf will be greatly appre
ciated-
Victor Davidson.
For County School Supt.
To the Voters and Friends of
■ Education:
I am a candidate for the office
• of County School Superintendei t
of Wilkinson County, subject to
• the Democratic Primary and will
fully appreciate your support.
Having taught school twenty
eight years and otherwise con
nected with the public schools
nearly all my life 1 ought to be
i prepared to give the cause of
Education faithful and efficient
. service. If elected it-will ce my
> aim to make of cur schools the
■ very best.
J< F. Jackson.
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For Ordinary
With J eelings of gratitude to
the people of Wilkinson county
for support in the past and with 1
I a promise of renewed fidelity to I
the duties of the office should I
! be selected at the primary oni
May 20th to fill the position, I an
nounce as a candidate for re-eiec
to the <iffice of Ordinary.
J. E. Butler.
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For Clerk Suporior Court
I am a candidate for the office
of Clerk of Superior Court, sub
ject to the Democratic primary,
and your support will be greatly
appreciated.
J. A. Branan.
For Sheriff
I wish to announce that I am a'
candidate for the office of Sheriff
subject the Democratic primary
to be held on May 2jth. Your
vote will be appreciated.
D. G. Hardie,
no. ees
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POTASH
IN FERTILIZERS
Germany has a world monopoly on commercial
potash and the European War has cut off America's
supply.
While the Southern Farmers cannot get Potash
in sufficient supply for the 1916 Cotton and Corn
crops there is more Potash in
COTTON SEED MEAL
than in other sources of ammonia. Cotton Seed
Meal in your fertilizer will do more to save the
farmers from a crop failure this season than any
other material. >
Have you calculated the value of the Potash con
tent of Cotton Seed Meal? Do not buy your am
moniate materia] without giving proper considera
tion to Cotton Seed Meal and its Potash value.
Cotton Seed Meal contains about 2% actual pot
ash (K 2 O) and 2%% actual phosphoric acid, be
sides from 7jj% bo 8% ammonia.
Mixed with 16% acid phosphate it will insure a
reasonably full crop for 1916.
COTTON SEED CRUSHERS ASSOCIATION of GEORGIA
ATLANTA GA.
LAND SALE.
I
GEORCElA—Wilkinson County.
By vii tue of the power of a mort-
I gage dec d executed by E. J. Freeman
jto Mrs. M. E. Hall on July Ist, 1911,
| said deed being recorded in book No.
• 20, page 380, office clerk superior court
। said county, I will sell before the court
I house dour in the town of Irwinton
! during lega Isale hours to the high
• est bidder for cash on the first Tues-
I day in March next, the following prop
lerty: Twenty-eight acres of land,
' more or less, lying in the third dis-
I trict of said county, and bounded on
j the north and east by the J. D. Dixon
lands, on the west by Jessie Wright,
and on the south by the D. F. Miller
lands, and being the same lands sold
by Mrs. I. P. Chambers to E. J. Free
man on June 13th, 1906, and being
recorded in book “V” page 170, in
office said clerk. The proceeds of
said sale will be applied to the pay
ment of note between said parties
for $113.84, due Oct. Ist, 1912, together
with interest thereon and all cost of
this proceeding, and the balance, if
any, to be paid to E. J. Freeman.
This Feb. Bth, 1916.
MRS. M. E. HALL.
Geo. H. Carswell, Atty.
