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VOL 19
Mr W. I. Dixon
Likes North Georgia
Mr and Mrs W. I. Dixon, Mr and
Mrs Arthur Branan, Mr Robert Lord
have returned from a motor trip to
Young Harris where all of them have
sous in school. Dr. Mills and Mr
Alec Boone also have boys in the
school Mr Dixon is quite enthused
over the north Georgia mountains,
lie slept under a quilt and a blanket
He says the apples are beauties and
eat still better He declares that, one
can board more cheaply than he can
live at home in Wilkinson, though
the mountain air and water develops
a monstrous appetite and there is
abundance of good things to eat.
Th party returning visited Stone
Mountain.
Grand Jurors
A L Cobb, W T Porter, F M
Fountain, C C Thompson, L T
Manderson. G P Bugg. J H Cross,
Lee Collins, H D Howard, O D Hol
-1 man, J D Adkins, Allen Dayidson,
B E Dupree, W A Jones. T C Thom
as. J F Lavender, J B Helton, WvV
Brooks. C E Todd, R J Pennington,
C W Davis, James Beall. E A Wat
kins, R D Smith, H B Adkins, L S
Tiguer, L F Brown. D A Blood
worth. J H Howell. T H McDowell.
J Youngblood, Paul Hoover, J M
Bari't, W F Under, J L Smith. W C
Weaver, E C Adams, Ed Crutch field
I F Carr. J R Martin, M T Madv, D
E Tindall. J A Stokes Sol Isenberg.
The Changes of the Seasons '
There is a change in everything from one season to another. ! -
A different feeling goes with each of the four seasons. In the
autumn there is a sense of coming strength and a desire to be mov- '
ing around and a love for the strong, rich colors of fall goods a _
desire for something more solid to eat.
THAD W. PLAYER
The Gordon Hat Shop'
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Sometimes the season’s styles of Hats are prettier than at
other times - This Fall the hats are lovely. Your eyes just will 1
follow them. We have a complete line of Fall Millinery, the up- ‘
to- the- the minute styles in Handmade Hats will win you.
Our Dressmaking department will serve your best interest and
pleasure. And both hats and dresses are remodeled here. We ’
make make new ones or make old ones look new.
Across street in front of Duffy Mercantile Co, 1
A Horrible Tragedy
Last week a negro confined at the
Georgia State Sanitarium killed Miss
Amy Oxford, an excellent young lady
of high attainments. Miss Oxford
was devoting her life for the welfare
of unfortunate people. That she
should die such a horrible death is a
tragedy beyond description.
Under the laws of Georgia the ne
gro who killed this young lady is in
sane. Two doctors Ci !md a lawyer
passed on the question whether he
was insane or not and on their ver
dict he was taken into the asylum.
But the fhet remains that he had
served two chaingang sentences.
Thjs record alone should have put
the officials on notice that this negro
was dangerous. Now if this nogro
was not -insane he should not have
been committed to the State asylum.
And after he had been committed
there and upon proper examination it
was found that he was not insane the
THE BULLETIN
IRWINTON, WILKINSON COUNTY, GA„ FRIDAY,
C W Butler, J M Hall, J J Ryle, J
H Duggan, W H Freeman, W H
Brannan, B I Fordham, F 1) Stokes,
J 0 Davidson? Q, J Butler, C 0 John
son.
Traverse Jurors
J G Collins, C G Massengill, B L
Boone. Weslev Bell, T O Fields, 1 J
Holland, H E McDowell, W C Coun
cil, C E Hardie, N J Wynn, D J
Temples, Joe Brown Green, J W’
Brooks, W B Lavender Jr, W H
Freeman, W D Dewell, G T Waters,
L I. Johnson, W M Allen. R B Brown
W A Hall, B D Yancey. A I Granado
J L Lawrence, H F Haywood, C S
Pierce, B Asbell, J W Fordham, P M
Jas. T Stanley, E A Watkins, BU
Bailey, W A Carter, J B Davis.
For Satin Black Crepe, Crepe de
Chine and Fancy Suitings go to G.
, E. Prico, Mclntyre. Shoes and Hats
in latest modes, adv
Mrs W. H. Parker left today for
Toccoa where she Will be lor a week
■ doing B. Y. P. U. work.
Fall goods for the lovers ol beauti
• ful dresses, hats and shoes. We have
’ selected them carefully for our cus
' tomers want the best, and they know
the best when they see it. Our Sat
■ in black crepe, crepe de chine and
1 fancy suitings will please you.
G. E. Price, Mclntyre,
J Mr DuPree Parker is at home ater
a visit to Miami,
medical authorities there should have
discharged him from the asylum into
the custody of the officers of the law
if a crime was hanging on a question
of sanity when he was committed.
Somebody is in the position of being
criminally negligent. This load
should fall on somebody it now seems.
But shoul the asylum authoii its be
able to prove that no one of the offi
cials is responsible then the investiga
tion should go on further because the
system is wrong. Strong, able bt»H
ied insane people should not be al
lowed privileges that would give
them any advantage or a slight
chance to commit violence. The ter
ritory of their adventure should be
closed and yet should be large enough
that they could have proper exercise.
It is dangerous to pass the colony
farm. Sometimes there are as many
as forty or fifty insane patients by
the road side with picks and shovels
and only one man to guard. If one
Millinery. Shoes, Dry Goods in
the most attractive styles and mate- t
rials of the season just opening. The
sale of hats is especially rapid, so we ,
invite you to get yours now.
G. E. Price, Mclntyre.
Miss Claire Carswell has returned
to school in Washington, D. C.
The many friends of Mr W. L.
Dixon regret his continued illness.
Danville is looking prosperous and
pretty with a long row ol new brick
stores, and bales of cotton covering
the warehouse platform. The city I
and community have had two nice.
showers during the week.
The October term of court promises}
to be busy and interesting.
Syrup mills are now operating.
IDLE HOUR NURSERIES
, South’s Leading Florist
‘ T. IV. Playen
. Some Points About Sisk
The charm of the Silk Dress never fails. The beauty is for
appearance, and nothing excels it; the •‘feel” of silk is pleasant
J to the touch, and affords satisfaction to the wearer; the er.curanee
j of silk pleases the thrifev purchaser. Ou' new x all Sites will de
light you in all the many pleasing silken ways.
MISS ELLEN KING
were to make t desperate attack oa a
passing citize;- they all might and the
guard would b> helpless.
It is re ;re* .: . tmt Ips p '<>
was brought to fi kinson c< untv <o
be lynched. Th ; county is i.. m
ing groui dto lynch people on. But
that is uufortu tate and the people of
Baldwin courty are not rcsponsi '?
New the peo de who ibis .. -
gro were eurav J beyond reason.
They did a ba< wrong but they w re
not at themselves,
The main trouble with this trigeiL
is in our opiun u criminal negligence
on the part of some official of the
asylum. There is something bad
wrong up there some way. The
only way to get the truth is to have
the whole affair th roughly investi
gated and act in the conclusion.
jly Bob
The hours I’ve spent with comb
brush,
In raging tem ?r or despair,
At leisure or i "wIgI rush —
My golden hiir, my gulden hair.
The knots Ive slept on nig ar by
night.
To dent the pi ow or my head!
I’d twist air quinn end flop f~m
left to ri t,
And wish that I vere d. io!
Each day thy bulk grew less and
less,
Each year thy < olor died, unsung,
I faced ths Future, grieving, 1 confess.
Fer there a : witch was hung.
Oh, memor: <!h;t make me g;in.
At ti nes my m ,th amounts to tears,
Tears in mine eyes, but happiness
within,
I grasped and kissed the shears!
Sweet pop! I kissed the shears!
—Mary Tigner.
SEPT 25, 1925
Miss Claire Carswell has reentered
school in Washington, D C.
North Georgia apple wagons ere
visiting Irwinton.
OWfl
Jn 1 rlLn 5 ^^ LOP£ ! [Mfr
L fil * zo '
C P R I N T 3 3*- 4 '
M Mdoyle cKNIGHT
Kai .’s ©at? urh
ISi is a Combined
MOLLWSeI© Treatment,both
i local and internal, and has been success*
ful in th; treatment of Catarrh for over
forty yea i. Sold by all druggists.
F. J. CHENEY &. CO., Toledo, Ohio
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The Southeastern Fair And
Grand Circuit Races
Atlanta, October 8 to 17, 1925.
H ’ . < I
P Featuring National Hog and Show, S.u*em Swine Growers’, and Wttn. j
S Cattlemen's Associations, bringing together on unusuaUy large «hu>rt or pure bred an .
stock.
| Georgia Stale-Wide Spelling Bee anorn educational features, $250 in prizes.
ti k America’s largest will be on exhibit over Southeastern
H Tne Shenanaoan —Americas ,c-v
pi Fair Grounds on opening osy, Occojer o.
H ne Southeastern Singing Convention w ” hold its 1925 seston here, bringing more |
than 10.000 of the best community sin-era in the Southern States here.
Agriculture, Horticulture and Education in c , cr y phase, revealing the great resource A
H of the country, together with the Boys’ and Girls’ Club Work, will be a specialty at the U
I 1925 Fair. The poultry, Deg and Society Horse Show will be among the added sea
L lures also.
( Grand Circuit Racing Eve days, with $25,000 in prizes; three days of Auto Racing anc |
a hi^h class amusement program on the M dway every night, will feature the Amuse g
■ m^nt during the Fair.
; Fireworks Six Nights I
i WRITE FOR FREE PREMIUM LIST i
i Reduced Rates On Al! Lines of Travel.
| SOUTHEASTERN FAIR ASSOCIATION j
R. M. STRIPLIN, Secretary
We Just About Got
Anything You Want
We are putting in a line of
Men’s and Boys’
Suits and Pants
And then in the following items we
sell quantity as well as quality, which
keeps it fresh:
AH kinds Produce in season
Shoes, Dry Goods, Hats, Caps
Hardware, Medicines, Ford
Parts, Tires and Tubes.
Look over our line. Buy if you find Prices right
E. Johnson
Irwinton
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