The bulletin. (Irwinton, Wilkinson County, Ga.) 191?-19??, July 26, 1918, Image 2

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Newspaper Page TexteWuell tin Official Organ of Wilkinson County Published Everyay Friday G?o. H. Carswell - - - - Editor Orian Wood - Manson Asst Editor Business Manager Subscription One Dollar a Year Tn Advance. Entered as second class mail matr tcr at the post-office at Ir-vinton: Ga. under the act of Congress of March 3, 1879. ' * * * This paper has enlisted with the government in the cause oi z-kmenca for the period of the war ------- ■i.'■■■■<■■■* i« *.■»»« .T«K»r»-r»r<-r—n.Tr - wrvn.wm tin-nw —--.it- Local Items Mr Tom Dixon of Irwinton atend ei the Davidson family reunion Mon day. 666 contains no alcohol, arsen ic, nor other poisonous drugs, ad Misses Iris and Nina Ragan, who were guests of Mr Ad Mrs J. J. Ra gan .last week, are visiting their brother in Albany. * 666 -cures by removing the cause, adv Mr J,I. D. Hughes and Mr Herbert Stephens of Toomsboro were in Ir v, inton Monday. 666 cures Headache, .Bilious ness, Loss of Appetite, or that tiaed aching feeling, due to Ma laria or Colds. Fine Tonic. 7-1 Mr and Mrs E. .Johnson, Miss Rubye Culpepper, Messrs Ralph and Russell Culpepper vicited Hazclhurst Monday. 666 cures Chills and Fever, ad 666 cures Malarial Fever. ad —o— Messrs Victor Davidson, Flemming Bloodworth, 11. A. Cliett. Fred Simpson, Lamar Tigner attended the Davidson family reunion Monday. 666 cures Bilious Fever, ad Some subscriber are paying up hope others will in the fall. PEANUT MACHINERY It pays to buy G3o© farm equipment —- you can reiy on toe Williams Line. Feanut Bigger The Williams Peanut Digger gets „ nbthenuts. and keeps vines clean /f Ijr feed. Cheaper and ciucker than hand dig- -. ring. Seven to acres per day easily. z,KI Strongly built, durable, SDr easy pulling. Circular free enreauest. Eriay Press The Williams Steel Princess, fight, simple, sturdy, all steel, with ample power arid strength. Make a Compact, marketable bale. Suitable for small Canners. Write lor new folder, mailed on request. Power Hay Balers The well-known V y b standard Wiliiams- f—Tuttle blcckless, Vp—self-thrcadmnPow "■'V' vfigb- cr HayJßalerehave tew vk? 171 a;1 V exclusive . features. Most economical to operate—strong and durable. Hun dreds of satisfied owners. Booklet free if you s:k. Portable Engines Williams throttling governed Engines ire espe cially designed and built to deliver full power on cCIV?^ low-price kcro- sene. All sizes and frl types — thousands Z-'J^kJs^®SSo^£^\ a-e giving satisfac- V tory service. Full VAy Wi'ter information sent XD/ Free on request. Small Thmlb® re for Grain, Peanuts and Poae ■ZteSi f ^.Williams Threshers P* '-77 ® re a ® a fe and profitable invest /rnent-- unusually efficient and depend able. Standard the ™ country over. Inter Tutor eatiag circulars on request, Williams Will Mfg. Go. 500 £. Broad St, Texarkana, U. S. A. Diners, H.y Pre« Kt , Gmt Mi Feed Mab, One Mills, Shingle Mills, Sawmills, Cora SMlers, Silo., Ensilage Coffers, Kerorene Engum, Pea Hallers, Feed Ciffert, Cbm Shredders, Wood Sm, hmt WMdwrii'' Hute; and M Splits. , . \ , .'J Ji .'.V.V i'i ' idi I CTJiMmIa.L -' qu' ... ■bh ICROSSI ■J -M^ESS I J I f" Keeps your stomach well, your bowels regular, your liver active and blood pure O At Dwg . General Stores Cash Bros. Drug Company, Inc. Manufacturers Jacksonville, Fia., who make Sha genuine. j GEORGlA—Wilkinson County. i -I. 0. Bloodworth having in due I form applied for permanent, letters ol I administration upon the estate of Mrs । Mary Bloodworth, late of said county, deceased, this is to cite all and sing i ular the ere ’iters and next of kin of ithe said Mrs Mary Bloodworth, de- I wared, that said application will be | heard Wre me at the next regular i I A’ugust tt ; :i 1918 of the court of I । Ordinary of said county. Witness my hand and official signature. This 'July 1, 1918. J. S. Davis, Ordinary | For Judge Superior Court '। To the White Voiers of the Ocmul gee Circuit: I hereby announce my candidacy for the office of Judge of the Superior , । Court of the Ocmulgee Circuit, for ! the term beginning January 1. 1919, I subject to the rules of the Primary i ordered by the Democratic Stat j Committee. j It has been more than half a cen i i tury since a citizen of Baldwin Coun- Ity has held this importtyif office. The I office has been continuously held by I citizens of Greene county, for nearly ‘ i twenty-four years, and by the pres ent Judge, Hon. J. R. Park, for ‘ i nearly eight years. Since the organization of the Oc mulgee Circuit, no judge,-so far as I am informed, has held the office lorig . er than two terms, anil if Judge Park i is re-elected the precedent of a hun i dred years will be broken. I respectfully solicit the ’support of 1 the people of the Circuit, andifelect ; ed. I promise taithfully to devote my entire time to the discharge of the duties of the office. I shall give the ; people of the circuit, as far as in my I power lies, a prompt, energetic, econ i omical. and business-like administra tion ot the judicial business of the circuit. If elected, it will Lie a pleas ure to me, between the terms of reg l ular court to visit the several <toun ; ties infthe circuit, for the purpose of disposing of such motions and Cham ‘ bers proceedings as may 'arise, there by conserving the convenience of । members of the bar and litigants. I shall be deeply grateful for the j । support of the people for this import-: : ant and honorable office. Very respectfully, Edward R. Hines. For Judge Superior Cour» I Greensboro. Ga., May 1/1918 | To the People of the Ocmulgee Cir cuit: I hereby announce myself as a can didate for re-election to the judge ship Os this circuit in the Democratic Primary to be held on September 11, 1918 With the assistance of the jurors, officers and attorneys the dockets in the circuit are in splendid shape. I will highly appreciate your sup port and if elected I promise you : courteous and efficient services in the future. Yteurs respectfully. James B. Park. - ■-»- ! GEORGIA—--Wilkinson County: Marshall Allen having in due form applied to me for permanent letters of administration upon the eitate of William Allen, late of said county, deceased, this is to cite ajl and singu lar the nex t of kin and creditors of the said W illiam Allen, that said ap plication ■ will be heard before me at the next re gular August term 1918 of the cour t of Ordinary of said coun ty. Witneiks my hand and official signature. "Thi 8 July 1, 1918. J. S, Davis, Ordinary THE BULLETIN, IRWINTON, GEORGIA. DELCO-UGHT Ths complete Electric Light and Power Plant The safest, surest and most economic al form of light and power. faun p Wilfll ROME MM LlfiHT & POWER CO. Dealers 514 Third St. Macon, Ga. A reunion of the Butler family of this county was enjoyed last Wednes day at the home of Judge and Mrs J. E. Butler in Irwinton. —a.— Miss < -oram is the new Home Econ omics Demonstrator, succeeding Miss j Sammons whoso resignation was ac i cep ted this mouth. Mm \'ioht Hughs of Toomsboro) was the guest of relatives in Irwinton this week. Miss Rubye Culpepper has return-, ed from a several weeks’ visit in Morth Carolina- Advertisement GOVERNOR DORSEY’S COURT APPOINTEE ASKS REELECTION Judge Frank Harwell Seeks to Fill Out Unexpired Term on Court of Appeals Bench. t -W - Sil Iv ; : 3 - ~s i Il < *>■ ! ~ <dfwWM «« ' . Ai’ j JUDGE FRANK HARWELL, OF LAGRANGE. Appointed by Governor Dorsey in Oct., 1917 Judge of Court of Appeals to suc ceed Judge George, Judge Frank Harwell 1 announces for re-election to the unexpired term. He was re-elected by the people of his home county (Troup) for four consecu- i . tive terms of four yearp each, Judge of ; the City Court of LaGrange, and resigned । : that position to accept this place on the । Court of Appeals. He has made a splendid record on the Court of Appeals since his appointment in October, and his work on the Court is commended and endorsed by the mem bers of the bar throughout the State. He is prominent in fraternal circles, being a Mason, Knight of Pythias, Red Man, and Odd Fellow. He was Grand Master of Odd Fellows of Georgia 1915-1916. Ho is a member of the Soard of Trus tees of LaGrange Female College. He was a schoolmate of Governor Dor- Bey, and managel the campaign of Gov ernor Dorsey, two yeaxs ago. Judge Harwell was not a candidate for Judge of the Court of Appeals in the primary or in the convention of 1916, and is not responsible for the many past defeats of his only opponent in seeking this and other elective offices. He says in his announcement, ‘‘lf I have faithfully. Intelligently and impar tially discharged the difficult duties of my office, I feel that I will bo accorded, under precedent, the endorsement I am seek ing. “My experience upon the bench has emphasized my conviction, in which I am sure you concur, tliat judges should be selected solely from the standpoint of personal character, legal ability, judicial experience, and temperamental fitness for the place. ‘‘While I would like personally to pre sent my candidacy to tbo voters of the State, the duties of my present position are heavy and exacting and will prevent the making of such a campaign. I must therefore rely upon the fair-minded Citi zens of Georgia who will participate In the primary, to investigate the record I have made and to judge me by the re- , suits I have accomplished. “If, as the result of such investigation or inquiry, you should deom me worthy of your endorsement, I will deeply ap preciate your aid and support." Believe watermelon juice would make better sweetening for soft drink than corn syrup. Anyhow the pres ent bottled drinks make melons more desirable. ter. Whiskey License. The persons, firms, or corporations in Wilkinson county having license eal in whiskey, beer, etc., willjbeduly printed under this heading at regular intervals throughout the year. Njitnes furnished by L.P. Player. Sheriff. Rest Room, Milledgeville. For the convenience and comfort of our friends. Make it your head quarters while in, or passing through , oureity. Mrs E. R. Hines, Pres. Woman's Club. Coca-Cola’s disappearance is no longer mourned —water mel ons are ‘ ‘delicious and refresh ing.” JOHN WHITE & CO. LOUISVILLE, KY. Liberal'assortment and full .value paid I Hides and < fL Goat Skins NS w YOUR TRUEST FRIEND In times of adversity is your bank account. Open one with us and enjoy the ease, freedom from worry, and public confidence it brings. / Don’ t leave money around the house to tempt thieves and run the risk of losing i't by fire. We will be glad to have your account and offer you all the ac commouation a good bank can- We have been in business thirteen years and know tne needs of our customers. PEOPLES BANK OF GORDON, GA. Resources $140,000.00 Deposits 115,000.00 W, A, Jones, President J. W. Brooks, Vice President R. E, Evans, Vice President C. H. CATES, Cashier. j I - ^..rn-^rrTTr-irnT-rq- " । । s F. C. Ries Guy Armstrong WHEN IN MACON TAKE TIME TO SEE । RIES and ARMSTRONG Watches, Clocks, Diamonds, Jewelry and Silverware. | Reliable Goods Only Fine Engraving and Repairing 315 Thh ^reet Macon, Ga. .Phone 836 Get Householders’ Sugar Applica tion blqi^s from The Bulletin, 40cts hundred. ' Merchants have to use . these cards now to sell even a little sugar. Order them by mail. 1 ’ 1 . 7 Break your Cold or LaGrippe wita a fewdoses of 666. The Socialists are agitating for a s x hour day, which is about five hours and sixty minutes longer than , the average Socialist would like to work- ; .Gi: G : , Edwin S. Davis. Pres. J. T. Clements, Treas. E. W< Lipford, Sectb 1 ‘K Planters Implement Co. s &I Dealers in Wagons, Harrows, Plows i Planters, Cultivators, Mowers, Rakes, Bintiers, Qrain Drills, Platform Scales Tractors, and other Farm implements. Time Saved, and Labor Saved is Money Saved. l ) Write us or see us about our CULTIVATORS, an< 1 PLOWS. They will save you Time and Labor ant Money. Planters Implement Co., 3 512 Third Street, Macon, Ga. rw^MTT^MT wTifn-—lmn u rr wra T^xarrj^-aixgA'fxx.TX.^ jasnasn Photographs For People Who Care ! BRADY’S STUDIO Hick’# Building DUBLIN, - - GEORGIA 7 f Money to Loan On Improved Farm Lands. Long time loans. For rate of interest, write to E. G. DEAN, Milledgeville, Ga. SB,!; I'. . ...Z . ■ ’ t ’-Gi J ! 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