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The Bulletin
Official Organ of Wilkinson County}
Published every Friday
SubScriptioh One Dollar a Year
* In Advance.
L. P. HATFIEI D, Editor.
Entered us second ci»ss matter at
the postoffice at Irwinton. Georgia,
under the act of Conereaa of March 3,
1879.
Advertising rates on appli-
cation.
Tuesday was a great disappoint
ment to some of the candidates. I
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You might be satisfied with your
self, but whether your wife is.
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Most \any defeated l candidate
can tell you how many votes he
expected
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Some boys grow to be right good
little e -vs u. •: tc of tM- ;;g
--ents.
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V ’e don't mean to hurt your feel
ings, but plain talk will do the most
good.
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After every drought you car
hear the farmers praying for a sod
soaker and gully washer.
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The way some churchgoers look
is enough to keep the sinner out of
the temple of the Lord.
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One of the mysteries of the pres
ent day is what has become of the
people who used to argue about the
war.
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The schools are starting to open
again, and the young of the land
have another chance to acquire
some form of education.
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A building collapsed in New
York and they have arrested six
men. So don't let your house fall
if you want to keep out of jail.
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The withdrawal of the troops
from Mexico seems to be the best
thing to be done. Maybe Carranza
will look after the border line!
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One set of folks appreciate ad
vertising. They are the candidates
for political jobs. They get up ear
ly and go to bed late, and advertise.
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Send that boy and girl of your to
school this fall if you have to do
without meat on the table, and wear
last year’s clothes.
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, Four New York newspapers have
to pay l SI,OOO a day to deliver their
pnewspapers to their readers in the
t great city. Our cost isn’t quite sc
thigh.
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I France will send out 900.000,00 c
■gallons of wine from her vineyards
Bn 1916. This is twice as much as
Hast year and equals the usual out-
Hait before the war.
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I The way some folks ask us for
■free advertising you would think
■the government was paying the cx
■penses of this old sheet and a con-
Hgressman was distributing flower
Reed.
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| Every time we meet a couple of
Rixteen-year-ohls parading the
■street we feel scrrv for them. We
■can’t help but wonder whether they
■'"11 ever hold on to their childish
■dream.
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I A man told us the other day that
■we had a pretty good paper for a
■town of this size. We smiled our
■thanks, and he hastened to inform
ns that he read his brother's paper,
■and that’s the kind of business on
■which a newspaper is expected to
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IF KUMM Md BladilM* RI«M
GEORGIA’S
NEXT OOVERNOR
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HON. HUGH M. DOR3EY
W. A. JONES ELECTED FOR
REPRESENTATIVE BY Bit',
MAJORITY — G. H. CARS
WLL ELECTED *SENATOR
WITHOUT OPPOSITION.
lEection passed off quitely in
Wilkinosn county.
W. A. Jones, candidate for rep
'’sentative. defeated Henry l Price
and B. I. Stephens, as follows:
W. A. Jones 490
Henry Price 337
B. I. Stevens 101
Hugh Dorsey won in this coun
y by a pleurality of 92 votes.
John A. Sibley carried the coun
v by a pleurality of 44 votes. Davie
'ampbell wins race for Solicitor
iciieral.
O. H. B. Bloodworth, Walter
George and Frank Jenkins Cftrrv
Wilkinosn County for Judges of
Court of Appeals.
J. D. Price carried the county for
'ommissioner of Agriculture.
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MR. B. F. PATE
CRITICALLY II.L
The friends of Mr, B. F. Pate,
-r., will regret to know he is in a
serious condition frbin being finned
ly a fish in the hand several days
Igo. Air. Pate lives at Balls Fer
ry aqd has been ferryman for Wil
kinson county for a number of
years. Ihe doctors have been fear
ful of blood poison and his chance
or recovery has been doubtful. He
■s very old and has been feeble for
several months.
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Great Britian has allowed the
■iviiizing news to slip out that her
army 1 has been using the same in
drnments of torture which the Gel
mans first devised to the horror of
he Allies. No inhumanity involv
ed in this case, however 1
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GEORGlA—Wikinson County.
S. J. Lo^d, Jr., aving applied for let
ters of.administration upon the estate
of J. W. Ipans, deceased, this is
therefore notce that the application
will be heard on the first Monday la
October next, and if no good reasons
to the contrary aro shown said S. J.
Gord, Jr., or some other ht and proper
person will be appointed as such ad
ministrator. ,
This Sept. 6th, 1916.
J. E. BUTLER, Ordinary.
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GEORGlA—Wikinson County.
To whom it may concern: This is
notice that the undersigned has ap
plied to the Ordinary of said county
for an order authorizing and requir
ing the administrators of A. Temples,
deceased, to makq to him a deed to
certain land In said county, said lands
being fully desehibe<J in said petition.
Prior to the death of the said A. Tem
ples he made and delivered to the
^signed a bond for title to said
lands, and as all the requirements
have been met by the undersigned,
he applies for order for deed ..fropv
the administrators as providejj'-by, l£itit.
-Baid application will.be jbea^i on the
first. Monday in October ne^t.
This Sept. 6th, 1916.
A. S. J.
THE BULLETIN. IRWLNTG?, GEORGIA.
GEORGlA—Wilkinson County.
By virtue of an order from the court
I of Ordinary of said county will be sild
1 before the court house door in the
town of Irwintton, on the First Tues
day in October, 1916, to the highest
bidder for cash,, the following real
estate: 101 1-4 acres land, more or
less, in said county. Ramah District,
bounded by lands of Charley Lyle, J.
A. Hardy, Herschel Hardy, Vera Har
dy. Sold as property belonging to es
tate James Lockhart, for dustribution
among heirs.
Sept. 4, 1916.
C. B. RYLE, Administrator,
Estate James Lockhart.
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GEORGIA —Wikinson County.
To whom it may concern: All per
sons are hereby notified that I. B.
Stinson, as administrator of the es-
e of W. W. McDaniel, deceased, has
filed application in this office for leave
to sell the real estate belonging to
said estate, and that asid application
will be heard before said Ordinary at
the October term of said Court, to be
held on the first Monday in October,
1916.
Witness my official signature, this
4th day of Sept., 1916.
J. E. BUTLER, Ordinary
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he Mucous surfaces, expelling .the Poi
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GEORGIA —Wilkinson County.
By W. S. Lee, J. R. Hudson and J.
H. Howell, Commissioners of Roads
and Revenues for said county, sitting
for county purposes:
It is ordered that $1.20 on the SIOO or
the taxable property of said county
as per digest of J. 916, be, and same is
■ ... ... f,
hereby, levied, and that the same be
collected by the Tax Collector, for the
following purposes:
1. 50 cents on the SIOO to build or
repair court house or jail, bridges or
ferries, or ether public improvements
according to contract.
2. 10 cents on the SIOO to pay sher
iffs, jailers, or other officers fees, that
they may be legally entitled to out
of the county. ’
3. l-Bth cent on the SIOO to pay cor
oners fees that mey be due them by
the county for holding inquests.
4. 05 cents on the SIOO to pay the
expenses of the county for bailiffs at
court, non-resident witnesses in crim
inal cases, fuel, servant hire, station
ery and the like.
5. 03 cents on tho SIOO to pay jur
ors a per, diem con.peusation.
6. 05 cents on the SIOO to pay ex
penses incurred in supporting the
poor of the county, and as otherwise
prescribed by the code of 1910.
7. 40 cents on the SIOO to pay for
working, building, repairing, maintain
ing and otherwise working public roads
of said county.
8. 06 7-8 cents on the SIOO to pay
any other lawful charges against the
county.
9. 50 cents on the SIOO of the tax
able property included in Gordon
School district for school purposes
in said district; 50 cents on the SIOO
of the taxable property included in
Irwinton School District for school pur
poses in said school district; 50 cents
on the SIOO of the taxable property of
Mclntyre School District for school
purposes in said district, said amounts
having been certified to us as hav
ing been assessed as required by law
in said districts.
This Sept. sth, 1916,
S. W. LEE,
J. H. HOWELL,
J. S. HUDSON.
Commissioners of Roads and Revenues j
Wilkinson. County/ fcieprglg.
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IRON WORKS. AUGUSTA. GA
POOLE-SLAPPEY.
The Marriage of Miss Lovie
i Lindsey Poole and Mr. William
: Slappey, which took place Sunday
at the hohie of Mr. and Mrs. G. J.
' Lindsey; near Irwinton, came as a
' great surprise to many friends.
Mr. Slappey is a resident of
: Twiggs county and came over in
: an auto' with his brother and Rev.
i Harrison. They were married and
i left immediately for their home
; about eighteen miles below Jeffer
sonville. Airs. Slappey is a splen
did young woman and has a host
of friends who wish for her^a life
of much happiness.
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Catarrh means inflammation.
Inflammation is the stagnation
of blood—the gorging of the
circulation with impure blood.
Os course you can’t be well under
this condition. It means, headaches,
indigestion, kidney trouble, coughs,
colds, etc. 1
iPCrilllH By assistin «
■ A V/A nutrition in-
S'creases’the circulation, invigorates the
5 system, removes the waste matter and
S’brightens you up.
Over 44 Years
Os sendee to the public entitles it to a
plac a with you.
It Makes Good
The Peruua Company Columbus, Ohio
You can get Penina in tablet for.a E
for convenience. '
Vrn wußHiibwi in mi ir u 11 in 1 ■rwiiqaiiu
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GEORGIA —Wikinson County.
Will be sold before the court house
door in the town of Irwinton to the
highest bidder for cash on first Tues
day in October, next, the following
real estate:
Forty acres land, more or less, in
High Hill district said county. It be
ing in East corner of lot No. 232, and
bounded on north by lot No. 245,. east
by lot No. 244, and 233. South by
Cedar Creek and formerly belonged
to -M. B. Hall, deceased, and sold by
Virtue of an order from the court of
Ordinary of said county for distribu
tion among heirs of M. B. Hall.
Sept. 4, 1916.
I. B. STINSON, Admr.,
On Estate M. B. Hall.
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GEORGIA —Wilkinson County.
To all wohm it may concern: No
tice is hereby given that application
wilLfie made to the court of Ordinary
of Wilkinson county, Ga., at t'.ie Octo
ber term, 1916, for leave to sell the
lands belonging to the estate of Am
brose Tempes.
This Sept. 4, 1916.
M. M. JONES,
H. TEMPLES,
Xdmrs. Estate Ambrose Temples.
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GEORGIA —Wilkinson County.
To all whom it may concern:
Notice is hereby given that applica
tion will be made to the Court of Or
dinarj’ of Wilkinson County, Georgia,
at the October term, 1916, for leave to
sell the lands belonging to the estate
>f Mrs. Drucilla Kennington.
This Sept. 4, 1916.
E. O. SMITH, .
Admr. on estate of Mrs. Drucilla Kei;-,
ningti n.
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