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LOCAL ITEMS
Sunday, the 25rd, is Easter Sunday..
G. fc Price, Mclntyre, has
received a swell line of Spring
Miiune^. uuls uL die unusual
sort an<i Huu» for every occasion,
each aiauhsdve in shape and
color. ‘ ।
Ur. J. A. lir^hap, of- Ivey, was in
town uu business Monday.
.Col. G. H. Carswell went up to Gor
don on business several; days this
week.
Mrs. Anna Parker has returned
from Blooa won.n where she has been
for the past few weeks with Mrs.'
Amelia r^.^er,. who has been very
ill ‘ -
Messrs. T. W. Player and R. W.
Hexon were visitors to Devereux Sun
day.,
Tee Methodist revival will begin
Monday the 17 th.
Mesdames J. J. Ragan and John Dun
woouy Weiii down to Tennille Wednes
day to visit Mrs. Orion Mouston.
Mrs. T. H. Bragg entertained the
Sewing circle this week.
Miss Izetta Davis has returned to
Dr. Rawlins Sanitarium for treatment.
Her many friends wish for her a
speedy recovery.
' Dr. W. H. Parker made a business
trip to this week.
Mr.-L-Jg Ryle, of Gordon, Supt. of
Roads, has been in our city several
days this week.
Rev. J. M. Kelly, of. Marshalville,
pastor of the Baptist church, will fill
his regular appointment here SunY
day
Mr. J. L. Patterson, of Springfield,
will arrive in,the city Monday to con
duet the singing in the meeting which
begins at that time.
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Go to G. E. Price, Mclntyre,
for your spring and summer ox
fords and work' shoes. Just
opened up a new line.
IRWINTON STREETS WORKED.
The city council have beeii having
some splemnd work done in the town
limits this week. It will cost a con
siderable amount to put these hills in
shape. Tae council have contraeteu
with, the county for a scrape and will
use the extra gang to go over the
roads within the next few weeks.
Let everybody get together and puli
for'this good roads movement in our
town.
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REVIVAL MEETING BEGINS MON
DAY.
Rev. C. C. Boland, pastor of the
Methodist church will conduct a series
of meetings here, beginning Monday
the 17th: libv. C. B. McDafiiel, of At
lanta, will assist In this meeting. He
comes to us as a man of God, nothing
'higher could be said. We will also
have Mr. J. L. Patterson, of Sunny
side, and you are especially urged to
come and take part in the song serv
ices, which will be one of the most at
tractive features of this meeting.
The pastor 'has been holding a
special prayer service at the church
this week.
Tell your friends about the meet
ing.
A Correction
We h^ve been requested to an
nounce that the Sunday School
Rally Rally will be held at Mcln
tyre on Sunday, April 23rd. in
stead of April 30th. as hereto
f ire announced through error.B
Dressmaking & Millinery
in Irwinton.
We are now ready to do yoCt
Dressmaking, you will find oud *
prices reasonable and work neat
ly done. Bring us your sewihg.
Your patronage will be appreci
ated. We are at present located
at the nome of Miss Ellen King
We have just received a new
line of up-t. -date millinery and
it is now ready to be shown.
Respectfully
Mn. Viola Hughes.
Miss Ellen King.
Condensed Statement
of the
—PEOPLES BANK—4
Gordon, Georgia.
M State Depository.
April 4th, 1916. j
LIABILITIES:
Capital - and Undivided Pro- , 1 :" >
fits ——— ———. 120.238,58
Bills Payable . 9^00.00
Deposits L t'-v,— 38,12248
Total -467,361.06
RESOURCES: f
Real Estate, Furniture and 1
Fixtures $ 5,200.00
(Loans and Discounts 37,976.08
Cash 2,4184.98
Total .467,36146
Upon the merits of the above, we
solicit a share of your patronage.
We will pay 6 per cent. Interest on
time deposits.
Your money deposited here is
guaranteed by Walker Financing and
Securities Co.-,
One Million Dollars Capital.
We have money to loan.
C. H. CATES, Cashier.
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U. S. Department of Agriculture,
WEATHER BUREAU.
Atlanta, Ga., Wednesday, April 12,
1916. Weather-Crop Conditions in
Georgia, for the Week Ending Tues
day, April 11, 1916. —The week ending
Tuesday, April 11, 1916, was unfavor
able for agricultural interests. While
the general rains on the 3rd and 7fh
were beneficial, the weather wa%
much too cold, cloudy an d windy for
the germination of seeds or rapid
growth of vegetation. Heavy frosts
occurred Monday Morning to the
Southern border of the State anil the
coast line, which damaged fruit, white
potatoes and truck crops considerably.
Planting of cotton and corn is pro
gressing rapidly; some cotjon is up
and a good deal of corn. Wheat and
oats are in good condition. Gardens
and general vegetation are backward.
C. F. von HERRMANN,
Section DirectoY.
TAX RECEIVER’S ROUNDS. A
Irwinton, April 1 3rd, 4th, sth, 6th—
-10 a. m. to 3 p. m.
Griffin, April 7tb, 10 a.m. to 2 p.m.
Turkey Creek, Apr. 8, 10 a.m. to 2pm
High HilL Mr. .22, 8 Am to 10 im.
Toom^jbro,^^2 .^1 ....
‘ (Lordiiand
'-(Pasafnvre, Monday Apr.
'' 10th, 10 a.m. to J p.m.
Bloodworth, Apt, 1X 10 am to 3 pm
Ivey, Apr;l4, 10 gm to 3
Gordon, April atm tO4 put ’
Bethel ,pft Store) April 17,
1 pm to 3 pm.
This March 11th, 1916.
J. B. BUTLER,
TAi Receiver.
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United States District/Ceurt, Western
Division, Southern District Os Geor
gia. In Bankruptcy.
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NOTICE OF APPHOAtION FOR DIS
CHARGE IN BANKRUPTCY
In the matter of Leofi Dennard, bank
rupt. County of WUkftlton, Gordon, Ga.
To the creditors of the above named
bankrupt:
You are hereby 1 notified that the
above mentionedbankrupt hafi field
his application for a discharge from
all the debts: provable in bankruptcy
against the saidOLeoii Dennard.
The said application Will be heard
by the Hon. Emory Speer, Judge of
the United States District Court for
said division arid district, at the Unit
ad States Court House, at Macon, Ga.,
on the 2nd day.of May, A. D., 1916, at
10 o’clock, a. m. .
All creditors- of said bankrupt are
notified to appeaf -at the time and
place stated, and show cause, if any
they can, why tiftf prayer contained in
said petition should not be granted.
Dated at Macon, Ga., this 31st day
of March, 1916.
L. M. Erwin, Deputy Clerk.
ClTATlON—Administration.
GEORGlA—Wilkinson County.
Isaac Hall and L. L. Hall having in
proper form applied to me for . Perma
nent Letters of Administration on the
estate of M. B. Hall, late of sdid county
this is to cite all and Singular the cred
itors and next of kin of M. B. Hall to
be and appeal at my office within the
time allowed by law and show cause,
if any they can, why permanent ad
ministration should not bd granted to
I. B. Stinson, Clerk S. C., on said es
tate. w
Witness my hand end official signa
ture, this 3rd day of April, 1916.
J. E- Butler, Ordinary. <
fotrnKromcw
1 r-kes KMi eyi MM DlMdap
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.FOR SALE.
For sale, Yellow Pumpkin Tam
Sweet Potatoes at |I.OO per bushs., I
have about 20 bushels of Tillman Peas
to sell, at reasonable price.
H. M. SKELTON,
Irwinton, Ga.
Special showing of spring and
summer wash fabrics/ laces, shirt
waist and skirts, etc., at G. E.
Price’s, Mclntyre.
THE BUT ’ V . GEoftOtAi
4NNOUNCF.NENTS
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For Sheriff
I hereby announce myself a
candidate, for re-election to the
1 office of Sheriff- of this county,
1 subject to the Democratic Pri-
1 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
■tb the Democratic Primary; ";1
: earnestly solicit your support in
tnis 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 tor 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.
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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, a ' '
wish to^nnounc^ tothe voters
that fam m, the race for Sheriff,
subject to the Democratic pri
mary and I will appreciate the
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
ficejof 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 ort; May
20th. , Your support and influ
ence for me in this race will' be
greatly appreciated. ;
Jos. 0. Snow.
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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,'
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For County School Su^t.
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.
ri
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
IW i candidate for re-election
to .—office of Tax Collector, sub
ject to the Democratic primary
to be held on May 20th.
. J,.B.McCook. .
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For Tax Receiver
I Jim 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. T ear estly solicit
the support of all the voters, and!
if -elected-,- 1 promise to serve the;
people in the discharge of th?
duties of this office to.the best of
my ability. •
'....'Z. . M. Shepherd. ’'
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For County School Supt.
I wish to announce that I am a
A^didate for the office Os Coilnty
School Superintendent, subject
so the Democratic primary. The
vote and.- support of each and
every- voter is earnestly Solicited
arid all the influence - exerted.; in
my behalf will be greatly 1 appre
ciated.
• Victor Davidson.
For County School Supt.
To the Voters and Friends of
Education:
-I am a candidate for the office
' $ County School Super!ntondeht
of Wilkinson County, subject to
the Democratic Primary and will
folly Appreciate yppr-Support,.. .
^Having taught? school -twenty
i^it years and ; otherwise ‘.con
nected with the public schools
WS-Y fßpy- so- ,-^e
prepared to' give ,£Ke. caused,of
Education faithful and efficient
service. If elected it will ce my
aim to make of cur schools the
■ very best.
> - J F. Jackson.
For Ordinary
With eelings of gratitude-, to
the peop.e of Wilkinson county
for support in the past and with
a promise of renewed fidelity to
the duties of the office should 1
■be selected- at the primary on
- May 20th to fill the position, lan
i nouhee as a candidate for re-elec
’ to the:office of Ordinary.
, J. E. BUTler.
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Ft C. RIES .>« ’• GUY ARMSTRONG
WHEN INMACON TAKE TIME TOSEE,
1 .i • RIES; lORR^
Watches, Clocks Diamonds, Jew^ Silverware
r. RELUBLE GOODS ONLY ? ; f F(nM|^ ING
31^ Third Street /: , ‘ MACON, ’ Pi one 836
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V■ ' . ‘/V ■■ ■■ : /ty£ ‘s> v
WO. KINNEY &Mo. i
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3 ~ Successors to
| B T. ADAMS & CO. |
Cotton Factors j
I Farmers’Supplies, Mules, |
High Grade Fertilizers |
614 to 620 Third Street I
MACON, - - - ’GEORGIAS
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■uimirrmwH WiiMi minmv~mirrwnn~n—i —rrmTrnr-mniim^^^^ — ”
For Clerk Suporior Court
1 lam a candidate for the office
’ of Clerk of Superior Court, sub
ject to-the Democratic primary J
and.your support will be greatlyj
appreciated. “ ■
' J. A. Eranan.
s - -For Sheriff - •
! I wish to announce that lam a:
! j candidate for the office of Sheriff;:
: subject the. Democratic primar./ j
to-be held on May 20th. Your
Vote-will be appreciated.
D. G. Hardie.
FOR,CORONER, ' " '
I to’ announce to the voters di
Wilkinson coun.y that I am a candi'
; date .for Coroue.-, subject to the .Dem-;
ocratic primary io be held May .ztiii. i
Year Vote and influence v. ill be great j
।ly appreciated. • ’ '
- ■ IvEy JUSTICE.’" >
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, FOR CORONER.
I I herebv ahhounce’ my Candidacy Jor :
’ re-election "to the office of"'
, subject to the pehibcratfAgfon^-VVLc I
bje heid; May,2^. J th^nk.yo^ ■^;y. 1
much;,for,yojir pftsisjsuppfift.aßd baas’'
to' be favared with-;>-4ur voieu»ik Gnse
A . DBsVSONC
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'"C.i ■■A ;-.t: 6s*s*r-«ri*xi —— i
- FORCOWMI-SSiONER.- ’ — *
I am a candidatejf&r ne-dectioit ..for
the officer of Gdunty Cdminissioners
of Roads and Revdrite^lßubJecFfS' the
Democratic primary, and I will appre
ciate your ' vote . and ntlue^c^.
' / " ■ s. wfofo£,
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; FOR COMMISSIONER. - = •
I am a candidate for County Cofn
. missioner, subject to .the' Deiuocratic
primary to be held on May 20th,.and I
will appreciate .your, vote .in this pri
■’mary. ..-.v' X ,-A. PARKER..
I ■ - -A FOR;SALE.'.,
FOR SALE—W-bu.--Spanish Peanuts
( ;d4l-?5 per bu.- SonhfeSfci,' Dixie';
I W’ilt Resistant, Kings fea^ i.i^gFoydii,'!
and half and half cottpn ^sd. j^ 41.00;
j>er bu.„ Fodder, May % n< tjQats-iu sytaw;
at 41X)0. per.-hundred..• ■ ; 1
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No. 666 ’"^'l
Tin* la a ptweription prcmfeH rtn r rip n y ‘
for Malania or chilli Vi*<vtß. :
Five or aiz do*e* will break any caae, and i
if taken then m a tonic the Fever will not
return. It act* on the liver better than
Calomel and doe* not gripe or sicken. 25« ;
DR. I. L DUPREE, DENTIST
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[| First-class Work
! At Reasonable Prices
Georgia Life Building, Macon, Ga.
PRISONERS SENT TO GANG.
Sheriff C. H. Parker carried the fol
, lowing prisoners to the county chain
; Jaiurday, eenvieted and sentenc
ed in Superior court, which convened
! Mere last wieek '
: Obe Fitzpatrick, for 12 months, for
practicing medicine without license.
Will Smith, sentenced 2 years in 2
'cases, ’sleoting affray and carrying
concealed weapon.
' Doyle Mauson for gambling, sent up
for 6 months. All colored.
The Sheriff deposited three very
(strong and able negroes in the gang
about ten days ago, sentenced in the
County Court for train riding.
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. FOR SALE.
For sale, 200 bu. corn in shuck at
|I.O(K per bu. • C. H. Richardson, Ive -,
. Ga.
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GORDON^ Ga., March 13, 1916.—T0
the Republican at Wilkinson
County- State of uwwria: In ac
cordance with the stablisheJ
custom..a republican county convention
is hereby called to meet in the town
at Gordon -at rhe cok»».w school house
an the first >baturtlay. in .April, 19iu
troip.9 to 12 o ejo^t .am„ for the pi r
। pose Os ejecting t^d' delegates to the
ibtate, een-cention wnieh is to be held
April. 12tli, and one ra
JPft d’.sfopt convention.
"‘Bone flis’or Jiif’Of m e republican
eonmy^wayttee of Wilkinson county.
mJ' S' J ' .Wl' ^ T AIN, Chairman,
WIEMISTER, Sec’y.
GEORGIA-—V\ ilkinson County.
S.Umifc/ and by virtue of a power ct
.aie contained in a certain deed to'se-
CHre ciebt -executed- and delivered to
the undersigned on the 12th day of
November, J 512, in the Clerk's oifi- e
of' tn'e ‘Superior Court of Wilkinson
county,, the undersigned will sell at
p^hhe outcry to the Highest bidder for
cash, betore the court house door of
Wilkinson--county, between the legal
hours of sale, on Wednesday, April
19, 19.16, the following described prop
erty, to-wit:
Lots Five (5). and Six (6) in the
town of. Gordon. Wilkinson county.
Georgia, being on Jones Avenue, and
having thereou a one story dwelling
house. ,
Said property will be sold at the
propeity of R. L. Wood for the purpose
of •. paying -tiie indebtedness secured
by..said deed, th same being two cer
tain notes for 482.66 each, one due
October 1, -1912. and the- other due
October 15,■ 1912, both dated July 8,
i 1912, as weir as an open account'for
42(17:45 principal, besides - interest
; thereon from -1912„ as shown by the
I books of the Dannenberg Company,
i The said R. L. Wood having male
; default in the payment of the amount,
j there is now due all of said amounts
■as above described, besides interest,
’ and the said, indebtedness being se
! cured, by deed to score debt on the
: above 7 ■tieserttdd 1 ptoperty ’the power
; df. saie, has: become operative-and- the
- said, amounts: are past/toe, and the un
s dersigm-ed lifts fleeted to exercise- the
> power given, in - said deed. Tl pro
j ceeds of sale will be applied, first, to
J the said ded. -?(.-; ETADIN SHRDLU
! th>'nay.udTit' of principal, interest and
expense? of aftid sale, and the balance,
! if.anr is to. be pajd to the said R. L.
Wobd or his representatives. Fee
: Simple title .wifi be made to the pur
•elater. This 11th dav of March, 1916.
THE DANNENBERG COMPANY.
:By Harden Jones Park Pohnston,
; ~ Its. Attorneys.
